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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-10-16

RoosEvELrFoRAkER-TAFr.
AND STANDARD OIL

AND STANDARD OIL
Having constructed Taft and the Of
hceholders' machine that nominated
him. President Roosevelt is willing to
go any length In an effort TO help his
candidate. His statement that the
Standard Oil company is unfriendly 10
Taft shows how far he is willing 10
80. But IL be expects the people to
follow him his conceit must be colossal.
Speaking OF the presidents utterance
on this subject, the Louisville Courier
Journal SAYS:
If this cid not enanate from an Of
ncer OF such an exalted position as the
president IL would be farce. AS II Is.
II is wicked audscity. The forces back
Of the Republican Foraker are back
u the Republican party In this cam
psisn- The whole Standard OIL con-
ungent Is not for Bryan. but for Taft
for president The steel trust mag
mates are not for Bryan. but fer Taft.
The stock gamblers. each and every
one. are not for Bryan, but for Taft.
Wall street is bodily In the Tan col
unn- Aldrich. Cannon. Jim Sherman.
Harriman-they're for Taft. You can
not go through the money-lined orices
OF tariff protected industries without
finding the atmosphere heavy with
Taft sentiment The whole crowd are
ali so zealously and shoutingly for Taft
that they are circulating diligently the
tip that il Taft isn't elected stocks viii
60 10 pieces. business will taE on and
there will be another panic as bad as
the Republican panic OF last year-and
this. Tart is good enough for any OF
them Anything to elect him. The
weak-minded child IN the street knows
this The syndicates do not want
Bryan. Mr. Taft. Mr. Roosevelt. Mr..
Hitchcock. Mr.. Crane. Mr.. Jim sher-
msn--none Of these can point out a
single stock gambler. malefactor OF
wealth or Standard Oh ofrcer who is
for Bryan for president Therefore the
president discredits himself By his ef-
fort 20 make case to overcome the
stigma put upon the Republican party
By the exposure OF Mr.. Foraker. sur
posing that Mr.. Foraker is as black as
he is painted
Nor can the president name any
Democrat in congress who. backed by
the sinister interests stood in the
way OF the reforms he demanded Of
the national legislature. The Demo
cratic representatives and senator's
were the presidents mainstsys in the
OF legislation which he now
30 vehemently boasts Of as the achieve
ments Of his administration. Does not
this refute his own claim that the
Democratic party is the property Of
the interests which backed Senator
Foraker? For the president is as well
aware as are the citizens with fair
that the opposition to the
Roosevelt reforms came from his own
party, Right and left. in front and
n rear the foss Of his program stood.
All wearing the Republican label. The
combat was with them. They were
the forces that stood on guard for the
Interests. II the president were not
20 anxious 10 fight his candidates fghf
II whatever cost be would be checked !
"a his hesdlong vituperation by an iota
'f gratitude toward his. Democratic
assistants"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-10-16
yuX PopULl NOT vox -
MANLY, WATSON AND rHe
REPUBLICAN, MACHINE


Afrsr sitting thirteen dAy-or rather
an average ~ less than an hour a DAY
for thirteen aly--Gov-rnor Hsnly's
unnsc~ssary. cosby and partisan spe-
cial session ~ the legislature man
aged TO come 10 an end. The new ap-
propriations made for leg station and
institutional .vps ns.s amounted to
nearly SEQ. 900 The old appropria-
tons which the goyernor was afraid
would lapse-aT runting 10 1859 600
were rsappropLar-d As The six spe
ei.l elections to S.l vacancies Lid cost
10000. the taxpayers can figure an
outlay o'sfI1.OCo ~ money. not count
Ing the large re-s9Drrpria'ions.
Aside from the money end OF II.
what was done, A county local op
ton bin wGs passed. The Dsople were
considering whether they should vote
for county option or township option.
Put that made 10 difference Cover
nor Hally and the Republican politi-
clans. WHO distrustec each other. also
distrEsted the voters. and so they took
the matter out OF their hands
n is now admitted tiAt the sole pur-
pose OF the extra session Vas To do this
thing. with the hope that the Repub-
hcsn Temperance people might be pla-
Gated and tie Republican party be ben
en,sd- Having done II after much ira
vail and agoay. and having done II IN
such a vsy as 70 seriously jeopardiIe
the existing effective -emonstranee
laws. me Republican politicians. &C
corcing 10 all reports. have again
hOisted a bucket % water upon one
shoulder and keE 81 booze upon the
other and have resumed their fraudu-
len; appealing for temper
ance votes In one locality and whisky
votes in another.
In the meantime the Democratic
party stands now Just where il has
stood since the 26th day OF last March
Il fa.o ors ivces opsion. II the people
want the kird of local option that the
special session Of the legislature gave
them without awaiting their ins,ruc
tions-,he kind that endangsrs the
Moore and Nicholson laws. perhaps DE-
stroys tiem-the result ~ the bshot-
ing IN November will tell vox popull
may not always be vcx Del. but the
Democratic party Yields 10 Il when II
has been freely expressed Put the
voice OF Hsnly. Watson and the Re
publican machine Is neither voI POP
uli nor vor Del The people will speak
IL their own voice at the appointed
time
And now TO the issues OF the cam
paign. the issues which the Republi-
can candidates and managers have
lodged and evaded fer months. They
can no longer hide the rotten record
of their party. It's faithIessness and
freed. IT'S unhoiy alliances. It's ersss-
sive ,aration. its squsndering OF he
public funds. Its sham pretenses Of re-
form. its crooked dealings with dis
credited interests and it's IRRESPONSIBLE
perverEion Of the government TO the
special use and behoof OF the Grim
insI trusts and monopolies. Let the
people resolve to rule and cinch that
resolution On November 3rd
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-10-16

The Legislature kicked Governor
HsnIy's night rider bin into the ash.
heap. but he is going TO throw him
self into the campaign for all he 10
worth" II is announced Two years
ago he ail the same thing and the Re-
vsbiissn party lost $1,000 votes. Ana
~ q vi lee se.see nssA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-10-16

The scare" campaign that the Re
publicans were going 10 start has been
going on for some uns. Thsy are
scared % daafh.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-10-16
THE MONEY END OF
THE EXTRA SESSION.

The calling OF the extra session OF
the legislature made Il necessary 10
hold six special elections to fll vacan-
cies. The session lasted thirteen days.
The cost was as follows:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18
N.cno-rgs Kindness.

Marion Register Here ( soI=
-aizg t1zl proxes that mans IL
hazz15iy u nan Cannot BE- charged
go % eyeTg os The Bur.ington
EzxEge says ia. James Patts--
soz- Who lives souga q Traer. aad z
Eze ca-z crog Bal short tilae ago
Il Ss se-5onsiy s159red Z -EnsEay-
Reooxsrx rs xsry szow- and t5srs
Fzs tAzt c-H AID he neigh 59Ts
from far and rear assembled szrly
cas morning ana taay #aat 1nGo thgt
corE 1el1 azd Eng F0rked As they
#c125 never haze RorEed for money
a15 Esps Il ! uaI EAz crop E2s
szrea zzss 1oas Il s zoz o. -
col1. 81 his crop a2o1e taas the oE1e'
-s55o.ces sz7 rather oFeT me fax tai
IL has . -zEg trssl3s zad s1zE Is
ay@ L caEnry waa-e people tzke
positive 5sl-gat i dong t0T ether.
no ara uzzs 10 DO 10y themselves
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18
Profanity. Sublime and Ridiculou,

Profanity. Sublime and Ridiculous.
Marshalltown Times Republican
Few, even among persons inclined 70
aseelcism. md fault wit. Ethan Al
lens demand in the name Of the Great
Jehovah and tie Continental congress
or Jackson By The Eternal. The
circumstances and The mighty i'm
pulses behind then sanctity The Ian
guagc We teach them in the schools
NTH Sherman's Characterization of
he'll The time, the place. the man
and the motive assist 70 properly place
Ehem above what ths ordinary man
Knows as swearing Thy take on
3 suggestion os the sublime
But the remarks OF the railroad en-
ginesr who vas transferred from Mar
shalltown 10 oskalo.osa land on the
side Of tie ridieuloas- Asked if he in
tended moving 10 the latter place, re
marking he hated 20 for he had q
HI OF = nice home in Marshallsown,
Was only expressing himself Is did the
very p-otane man that vas converted
and II his first public prayer asked the
Lord 10 give our minister plenty Of
iae good things OF his earth, give him
3 barrel Of potatoes, barrel OF butter
3 barrel Of meat q barre Of eggs. :
barrel OF salt 3 barrel % pepper
then sot1o-vosce. Or, III, that's 100
much pepper Both we're striving s6
give strong expression TO strong feea
ing Both we're ridiculous They OILS
Z illustrated the short step from The sub
line % saa ridiculous
But there Is IN al together 100 gea
1rai form OF swearing that Is nsithe.
f sublime nor ,sticalais It's the habit
s a ltterIng swear words that have
neither sense nor reason. No neei 81
illustration Ne hear i eysry day
/ ever wtlere i is used As habit bs
cause me speaker lacss : word Il
make emphatic NhaI hs is irving <
say. Proof positive * X Tai the sams
nan n taxing time 10 zrtse th- same
sentence VIII ind another word Again
s1ch eve-y6sy sort al swearing, al
though moi 80 generally regarded :
governed N TIE soesssy rules Of M
2se Ne Ike n. yzlgaT, a. sell a.
agasensleal znd ridiculous Proof .
this statement IS thar rsaaed Or cal
1aras nea refrain from wearing i
tie prssenos Of women. anu under q
CIRCUMSTANCES Is il permissible 10
xozscn 70 sEa4r WIKI tha mex yeaz
zev resolutions and Billy Sunday O
Ehs *ay i the ne took Al iIToscs
Of or 6sliE zaG and conversation
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18

\ Judge Of the court OF general ses-
sons in New York City 49, ruled that
3 man earning only SIS week i not
compelled to support his wife The
wife in the case at bar wanted s. .
week. and this being refused her by
the husband. she took the mater into
court In deciding the rase the Judge
declared that If woman chooses 10
embark in mauimony with man
whose earning capacity Is only SIS. she
must take her chances of setting her
support. This rushing into matri
mony, he added. may appeal 70 The
President of the United States, but Il
does not 10 any one who weighs the
evidence and acts judioially 70 deter
mine whether OF not such thing i
reasonable, right O. proper Ths
court improved The occasion 70 OBJ
serve further that the Soo.e.y for n:
Improved Condition Of tbs Poor Ia:
recently made careful investigation
into the causes Of The misery II III
most congeSted districts, and repo-u
the most fruitful cause of misery !.
very large families which the poo
are having. The present trend .
the age. II was nosad. Is toward ous1
aty rather than quaii1y o. output
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18

in trade. They attract attention when
he goes into a town. Because of this
growth and -.s blasphemous assump-
ton that he has power Divine in heal
ing, he draws the interest of the sill.
ly. who. coupling the Patriarchal look
with his caeeky and vehement asser.
ton OF supernatural ability TO heal.
and even raise the dead. get him be.
lieyers long enough to transfer their
loose money from their pockets to
his. And that is all he wants: be
cause that is his business.
OF course he cannot last over a
eek at any place. and Macomb being
an extra-enlightened community had
him a-going TWO days before he ad
ver-ised ne -ould depart from our
borders.
Like Samson. Rev. Scnlatter-
strength lies wholly in his locks. Cut
them of, then shall he be weak and
be as other men
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18

Some Illinois farmers cave Iold ne
submission On coant-y life thai they
want better school teachers, TIE Day
export Democrat II turn informs them
hat this Is want they can supply
without oSllns On ,Ac nation 70 help
them An they have 10 90 IS TO IN
crease The n.gsardl, pay they are CIV
ms their tsschsrs This done better
work win Be secured and 5 higher
standard Of instruction can be had
for the asking The Democrats pre-
sc-ipsion only needs . Be followed &c
bring about the desired results. Bet
ter pay is q prerequisite 10 better
teachers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18

BRYAN ran behind his vote % eight
years ago IN twenEy-one states Ii
eaeh Of thirty states Democratic can
didases for governor got more votes
han he did On the other hand, IN a
great number Of states Taft received
8 larger popular vote than did Roosa
Welt n 1906
Compared with the la8s election
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18

Whether the fading belief in place
OF future torment be responsible for
IL or not. there is lamentahle in
crease OF perjury. according
10 the testimony OF many
trial judges, Supreme Court
Justice Hendrics OF New York
sent tae plsiutif IL SANDER case 10
Jail in def2ult of bond for $1,000,
SAYING j SIN convinced that Moss
has shanastully psrjured himself we
must stop perjury in oar courts. Il
men do no; ear hell rs their grand
fathers did. there is ali the more neces-
sity OF making them fear the psniEsn-
tiaTy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18
1HE PRESS AND re RsgslpsNT

The dominant tone Of represents
tive western Republican newspapers
IN commenting upon President Roose
velt's special message 10 congress IN
denunciation Of Editor Pulitzer OF the
New YORK World Is one of protest and
profound rsgrss The message told
congress ana the country that the al
torney general IS nov taxing tie pre-
iiminary steps toward The Institution
OF an action Tor criminal libel, not II
the name OF the P-ssidsa. IS 81 u.
diyiausl bas in behalf OF fhe severn
meat, ana acting Is the representa-.
tive OF the government The theory
q. the rex and so1ewha. Startling
proceeding Is that TIE government S
I assalled in the persons Of rs officials
Mr.. Roosevelt says that yhe Amer
can people are more suliEched by rs
ssorr than sre SHY OF their o5eisl
representatives MO were II ana VA
connected VITA he purchase o. LIS
french rights II P2nana
The s. Louis Globe Democrat
which has more th4n once coaas1nad
tie aosardIyy Of the Panama y&ga, As
sures President Roosevelt 1hzt Iii
American People 90 not sesl them
selves 81 al huFt ey il Thsy hare
paid thsir EoRsy i SzSs and ars
entitled % their choice Ard I Eaes,
choice IS zsSea s1ey zrs sRfs 10 ls'
* be kn3N7 II some way 1zt zzs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18
Prayer by a Scotch Canadian Minister

% Lord, We approach Thee this
nlornin' in the attitude o. prayer, and
likewise o. complaint. When We cam
tae the Ian O. Canady we expected
tae IN a Ian fiowin' vi milk and
honey. but Instead o. that we foun' a
Ian peopled wi ungodly Irish. o LORD
IN Thy great mercy. drive them tae
The nttermost parts o Canady, max
them hewers o wood and drawers O.
waiter gle them nae emoluments:
gle them nae place o abode: u'er max
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18
nAmN RS MAIL


Ore vea-....-... $50 Four months. SIC
SIX months 49,. l.sa ona month :.
Entered In keoS0S postosslce SIS sscoAu
class matter
Postage prepaid: terms N aoNance,
All subscription orders should siNe 1hs
r. q. aGSrsSs and state wastAsT Y y :
rssw ys~ renewal orSsr, il ehanss q sc,
GreSs Is desired, state both TIE es0 ana
Remit oy peSsafsscs money order, eS-
ysSssS money order. REGISTERED iss1eF O
rs Gsss printed On the address q eseh
psg>er notes when TIE SaeSS1'E'.-e.
SleSsozaee-s faSlirg 70 recssvs their ~
cs-S rra-,,g,lS will confer s tsNo- oS
ssxSrs Notice CT the fact
THE GATE CITY COMPANY,
NJ II Ner1h Sixth St. NeosaS lows
TEsE GATE CITY i o. sale 81 tbs fos-
acwzng news stands
EoEea NsossS- eso-- Third ssaa -sthssSSs-2,
9 Il, Re3ans s So = MsiH Street
DSrs- News Stand
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18

4 c Rzasn tS;as7 q me s;4,s
usa-sazi b : Z Des Moiass = rs
1alsres et that De2s1 He a7o
poses = eAl SIzts contention q IL
s,a.s .lzrsaz c@hs q p asll ~
c4rat2 e4I an ne sTsa1s at Aa
&.v IL and c1aEl11e 6lr.as 1a
caszoz5sat Rlth tAe Eesls q ~
lses.2e1-s III 8srsa 2-otesSss =
SesYs zg his t rs cA2lcs -
sass and cee- 80 I : does
9ov 2-s S rs 6SF -.
* at Seea v5c5ols sss1S1z-5ea 81 :
t,oaks
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18
Preacher Was caret,.i.

Thornton Enterprise. A news -
port in the Times Republi, u ,a,,.
about a former Marshalltown nresah
er who has invented a new silvia !,
heater. which utilities electricity ana
forms gas And the statement is mod
that he is still preacher in active
service But he didn't LET any Of bis
congregation oyerhear his rsmsrks
while he was tinkering with the in.
rention of the dumb thing
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18
hem magistrates or rulers anon, =.

them magistrates or rulers anon. =,
people my
But, if ye hae any fayors 70 49,
of any guild Ian tae gle ava yia :,
tae Thine ain, Tiny peculiar peonl s'e II
Scots Max them members q NM, ,le
ment an magistrates an rulers a paaila'
Thy people An as for the Irish ta,.,
them by the heels an shak. them o ,sA
the mouth @ he'll, but dinna let then
"a in, and a the glory shall be Thu HUI
Amen niue
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18

Elecsric buses are IN use IN Phila-
delphia and are proving profitable in
yeSEments- Il IS probably only 3
question Of 3 short time anul that
kind Of vehicles viii be a common
sight in all the large cities in the
country,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18

John D Archbold testified thas a ~
dpction IN The price Of chewing gum
was due 10 the Standard OIL company,
Isn't there single crime IN the cal
endar that that s-eaS corporation
hasn't been guilty of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18

The New Jerssy towr which IS
talking Of putting women On rs 20
lice force would 10 well To consider
the question raised ~ the Clinton
Herald. which wants Ia know il it
would Dc proper Tor women 10 90 10
sleep on the corner
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18
Would Gladly Have PAID

Marshalltown Times Republican.
The Presidents trip 10 Africa will
cost $4,000. However there are 4
number of wealthy persons in tho
United States who would gladly have
stood twice the expense to have sent
him out OF the country any time dur.
ing the past six or seven years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18

The Knoxville Express issued fine
twenty-four page Christmas number
without once calling IT Nmas. Ehe
Knoxville Express Is a model county
seat weekly newspaper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18

before proceeding with the trial of the
case, This is the third time that the
state has secured convictions for
adulseration of esters during the past
few weeks, The law forbids the add
ton OF water 70 increase the quantity
OF oysters just as it is Illegal to add
water 10 milk offered for sale.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18
POPULAR VOTE ON PRESIDENT.

More votes were cast for President
ir the recent general election than In
any previous election. The total vote
the vote cast for President in 1904 by
l.sil,5Sl. when the grand total was
1s,5lo.soS. The plurality for Taft
i,aos. ssS-was not as large as the
plurality for Roosevelt in 1903. which
was o,545,5l5. but Tafts vote Was
larger than that cast for Roosevelt
by 1880. The vote by states fol-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18
keokus, Iowa. ~. December is, 1905,
Nonnssii

The Council Bluffs Nonpareil OBJ
serves that congress hasn't the Presi-
dent on SIS hands Congress has the
President on its back
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18

Something Of the degree ot c2loric
IN the Presidents late special message
10 congress Is limited Al in the follow
ins verse from ne editorial columns
o. he Quincy Wig
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18

\ letter from home made Chicago
Chinsman crazy the other day, Any
one who has ever seen Chinese hand
writing viii not be surprised al this
result
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18

II you hsysnt sol 5 chatting dish
And wish fris5 esss fo- lunch
ig,St break them OF The message sal
Twill TX em II : hQlch
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18


in building the Panama canal.
An automobile that swallows its
OWL dust is described in Popular Ne
ehanics Pipes suck up the dust from
the rear wheels and draw it into box
from which it is again deposited on
the road in granulated form.
The Waterloo Reporter foresees that
when the doctors get throgh vaccinat-
ing the army We viii probably have
more ~batIle-scarred veterans than
We did al the close OF the war with
Spain,
According 10 the Clinton Herald. af-
Ter woman has carefully accumu-
lated 3 hobby horse. a potted palm,
TWO dozen oranges, pair OF skates,
a box of paper napkins. holly wreala
and silver thimble il her shopping
nag she can't see WHY she isn't JUST
isd in occupying TWO seats in the
street car.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18

ne Scrz-toz Joz--sl i-zs thai
. ~ 51s1t EnoE eE1a - pace
c-vss L Eas s2zz.e opposite 5se car
6i1E1s q rs cao5ce - = MI Caz1-
So ssee.o-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18

Chillicothe. No., is to have an eighty
room lotel which viii be one of the
finest hotels in northern Missouri.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18

AAV 1al1al t<S4E-AF Nat2t71 c1flZssl-
ess har1zozy p-ei-x scso1 tsz7g-as
: Pe-165 q Easr
ide1t Roosevelt arobaslv e1t several
z1tcse< n III -s ssl-z las eAk -
so-e II re5zrEsi ! q zts raoa O. tas
Vzl
8ss5dss sz7glTlng lie zz-s Of rs
or citizens <Ea6E co1-E hss saip
ped l45% car loads e qo-ztuss
tais an Ta= red ~ from 81
ne SczE1oz Joz-sl 1-ssts thai
~ doesn't EnoE eE1A - Pace
1i1zze q rs casscs- y i zo4 a cuz19
sd @=U
Press 7cszzl faeEzir. Is 1szrz fran
he 8oEIzg Csran Tz- Il s.ssat.lrg
-zeal7a tazE Iez McS~Gre ii Szg-cs-.
hz- rs 81 1--ss-ucssT z--eF5s st2z-s.
sh-z Tas7s-s ID szzE Wat D4--
aa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18

The Hannibal cement works has the
contract 10 furnish all the cement used
in building the Panama canal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18

TIE Daveapor- Dezsocrar ssFs Pres
s5e1t Roosevelt pFobaslv czt several
n1tcseS II III ezs ss-z lss Eek ee
fore ~ leszTEst i q ztS paoa a. l1s
vzl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18

business. OF course. but it would like
TO know who's going to button their
waists behind and get up in the night
10 close the windows when it rains?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18
NOTES AND coMvENT.

TIE Har5ia Coaz1v C5tiIs1 cous5d-
egs harmony 3 p-stx sood saz1gzs
: R-z-5o.5 a -ss-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-18

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