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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-01-23
The Kind of Savings Bank for Yer.
mont.

The Kind Of Savings Bank for Yer
mont.
The Brandon Union thinks that the La
noble County Savings Bank and Trust
company typifies the kind of Bank which
Vermonters should be interested in. 1t
says:
On July IL the assets of the Hyde
Park Bank passed the $1,000, 900
mark. Bear in mind that this is
an all Vermont institution, not a
dollar of its capital is or ever has been in
vested out of Vermont, and it holds the
enviable record of never having lost a
dollar by poor note. An institution of
this kind is. of course, of great value and
convenience to Vermont and Vermonters.
If an individual or corporation has assets
and needs cash they can get it, and at
low rate. The average depositor wants
his money where it is absolutely safe and
also where he can get it on call.
Commencing January, 1908, this bank
will pay four per cent compounded semi
annually on all deposits large and small
alike; will pay taxes on all sums up TO
$4,000 and will issue pass-books with no
limits as to times OF withdrawal or other
restrictions or limitations save those com
mon to all Vermont savings banks. De-
posits made on or before Feb. 18th will
draw interest from Jan. Ist, those after
Feb. 10Th from April LIST.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-01-23

state. The court, Judge Tyler dissent
ing, holds that this act was beyond the
province of the state Legislature in its
scope, as it relates to interstate commerce,
whRh is the domain Of the federal Con-
gress. The decision does not affect the
law prohibiting the sale OF bob veal with
in the state. The purpose OF the act was
to cut off the supply Of those outside con-
raw material for the scanned chicken, Z"
much of which comes back to Vermont
for sale. Legislation by Congress msy be
necessary to deal with this subject, il it
is not already covered by the meat packer
and pure food laws.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-01-23
Murderer Mahan's Neck Saved.

ladies' hair work. Mrs. H. H. Bean,
z Chestnut St., Medford, Mass.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-01-23

Levi Worcester. sen,encsd sra.., p..,~s
When captured. he toId ~ as,na.s 's .nu.
when he and his co,nns,;a,. 49,, . .na'
y.rgennes thev h;d =, - iion'
station. The sss;s,an, 80 -. =. .ne
the industrial, schoo. $50 ~. 'n,enoen. OF
car. which was Iocrsd ~, v"e a., 10. .. .ne
the one through which ,hsv .asa,.s ' ny
soon as IL was dart tnar -. -. as
Travelled over the ,oo,n,a;r - 49, sno
fisbury- going tor, to-. - So,.n rer-
where ,hev ae. I'm mere 70 burlington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-07
WfDLER ROBBERS
MAY Be CAUGHT
Two Hannibal Men Arrested and
Charged With the Robbery Here
on the Night of oc-
toher Z.
THEY STOLE JEwELRY
Glue Picked Up Several Days Ago at
West Quincy Has Been Fol-
lowed and the hen Are
Captured.

Two Hannibal men were arrested
Saturday. charged with having been
guilty of the robbery OF the home OF
T. A Wedler. No. sls Leighton street,
in this city on the night of October
!, during the street fair.
The men are James Gifin. aged 10
years. son OF lumber merchant OF
that CITY and Leon Fitzgerald. aged "a.
son OF the proprietor of big second
hand store and both said 10 come Of
good families, Gifin IS nov IN tie
heoknk Jail. having been brought up
Sunday morning by Marshal kerney
and Fitzgerald is expected up this
evening. accompanied By MS attorney.
The Two men were arrested AT Han
nibal on Saturday. upon informations
filed by the marshal, who went down
Saturday evening to get them. Gimn
agreed TO come without a requisition
and The marshal brought him up Sun
day morning. but Fitzgerald refused
10 bulge without the necessary pa
Pers but has since changed his mind
and has agreed 10 come up with Ills
attorney. Marshal kenney left this
afternoon for Hannibal to bring him
Up this evening
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CITY NEWS

-Ewerz. Mccarthy CO. ovsrcoass
are new
John sanbe-g who has been en-
pIoyed at the Sixth Street fire station
tor the past week has resigned his
position to return TO his stone mason
trade.
Funeral services for the late
Elhriam PARKS we're held his morn
ing at the residence. 1918 Blondeeu
street, and we're conducted BY Rev
Searcy. pastor OF the a. NJ. e
church.
The Keoknk Trades and Labor as.
senbiy has elected the following on
Gers for the ensuing year: Presiden,
Christian Koepf. vice president. !. A
Wholesome: record secretary. Curtis G
koepf financial secretary. q. j. Hem
my: treasurer. Carl Weignar. ssr-
geant-atarms. F. P. SsyIes, trustees
z. M- Waugh. A Kiefer. Christ Mel.
son.
" Jones and George anbeek
were M IN me superior court this
morning charged with being drunk
and disturbing the peace. yanbecs
simply said that he was not guilty
Saile JONES' explained tina; yanbeck
mad been slightly drunk and that he
vas helping him upstairs when an Of
1ieer came along ana arrested them
The trial vas SET for O'Clock tomor-
row afternoon.
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CITY NEWS

Westminster Presbyterian church
bazaar and supper. December Is.
An extra freight on the Wabash
arrived IN the city SUNDAY morning.
x line train No. l. was almost
Al hour and q half late this morning.
See Ewers, Mccarthy Co. over
coats
The woman's Guild Of Graham
hospital vii meet a. the nurses
home tomorrow afternoon At 300
O'Clock.
Regular meeting Of Keokuk lodge
No b. L O. O. r Monday night. at 5
O'Clock Visiting brethren fraSern-
ally. Work IN the srd degree.
Owing 10 darkness settling more
q1ieklr during The wiater months
collections will be made from nov on
Il p IA instead of $50 p. n by the
letter carriers.
Underwear exceptional values
500 10 $40 per suit. Ewers. Nc
carfhy Co.
-wiss shears direct from factory al
Narriam's Hardware store.
Tuesday viii be a holy day of
obligation throughout the Catholic
world. il being The DAY Of the i'm
nzcalate Conception Several masses
viii Be celebrated in al OF the Cath
olic churches Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. H Tucker 1859
Reid street. have the sympathy Of
keoklk friends in TIE death of their
infan. son, The first child. The little
BODY was laid teadarly to rest this
afternoon IN Oakland cemetery al >
o'clock-
-ReviTal meetings started last
evening At the il. P. church. with ths
pastor- Rev. ]. c. McCaslin in charge
Thar @-tIl continue this week and the
Prloiic IS Invited TO attend the services
Ehieh are held each evening q, No
s74 Main street
al wool overcoats. crzrenets and
suits. 81 70 sz5- Eveg. McCartar Co
Miss MARY Collins. a missionary
70 the Indians Of Northern sourb
Dzkots. wss the speaker Ii the W
G. 4 yestsrdaj. afternoon and made 4
very Interesting address on. Tae
Sioux Indians . home Mrs. Henry
se2on1sn sang very beautiful solo
and the meeting vas well attended
December Is. fhe date Sc, by
President II E Justice for the meet
ing Of me Central Association In this
city Ell bring 70 Keokuk many OF
me leadiag baseball magnates OF
Iowa aad Illinois. and the meeting viii
D. one Of the most important ones
led - he league for some time
aeok1s directors gIil make 2 great
eEort 70 entertain the delegates.
among Rfl0n viii be baseball men
from GalesDurg- Hannibal. Waterloo.
Jacksonville. Burlington. Kewanee.
End ottumEa.
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Excellent Choir.

TIE numbers furnished hy the choir.
we're excellent ones and sdded great
Il TO tie beauty and solemnity Of The
afternoon. The choir vas composed
Of the following
s. Peters and s. Francis de Sales
Miss Julia Connolly, Miss Eiiz-
abe1h CoszToye. Miss Katherine Reg
erson. Miss Isabelle FaTlon. Dr. Robe-.
FeserS Jr-. NJ. Frank ksnney, Nj
John No6ler, S-, Nj Thomas Roger
son, accom- paaiste. Miss Mae Fegers.
The committee in charg. Of the al
ls-noon were as fellows:
Decoration Committe-Ed. s. LOT
ton. c. 5. Abell. Jr., Henry Kessel-
ring. Charles " Chase. 7. E. oBrien,
Roy H. King
Reception committe@E- E Coombs.
John P MURPHY. L J. Titns. a E
LAWSON. Joseph SteigeT. Roy Roach.
" Z P-ngle, Sam A Miller
Memorial committee. NJ. Shat
fer. o. s. Staabro. John j. Cr.mmins
In ever Elk lodge in the United
states. wlere there are deceased mem
hers upon The roll Of honor, similar
services we're held yesterday. Some Of
the lodges hold very elaborate services
Al Fort Madison yesterday the ad-
dress was made by B. T. SEisheT Of
Waterloo At Burlington the address
was made by Fred D. Let's OF Dayen-
port. who spoke in keokuk last year
II Davenport Joseph R Frailey OF
Fort Madison was the speaker and al
ot1umwa, Jerry B. Sullivan of Des
Moines made the address
BorSher Maokey had pleasant visit
with the keokuk Elks and left for his
home this afternoon Although he does
nos pose as an orator. being travelling
man he has an earnest and impree-
sire gay Of telling his thoughts and
his address yesterday afternoon was
highly thought Of by all who heard it
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ELKS MEMORIAL
HELD SUNDAY
Public Exercises Were HelS in IN.
Grand Opera House During the
sfserno7n ans at.e-aas
5ya Large crosN6
VERY IMPRESSIVE
La-a. audiene. essheres ard Heard
the ADDRESS Given by Phil j.
Maokey Of Musoatine, Pres
ISens CT state Assn

The annual memorial exercises Of
The Eiks lodge, @ The session Ct so--
row. Eas he'd SUNDAY afternoon q the
Grand opera house and attended by
Al audience which almoss filed he
lower psE OF tie house, The exercises
hiens public
The members Of the lodge occupied
seats upon The stage. where the Off
Gers stations had been placed There
was no effort made 10 decorate the
stage for the occasion, with the excap-
ton OF q large American flag al the
rear and The altar emhlems being
shown.
The service vas beautiful and i'm
pressive. consisting OF musical mum
bers and eulogies, together with tie
ceremony OF snuaing out lighted can
die as each name OF z deceased brother
was announced The address was made
by Phil. ]. Mackey OF Muscatine. presi-
dent of the state association OF Elks.
who gave an earnest and impressive
talk.
The program of the afternoon was
as follows:
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Sleep

Sleep IS natures re-
building period. when the
energy used By the brain,
. muscles and organs is re-
newed. II you lose sleep,
your system IS robbed of
the strength sleep should
give. Continued loss of
sleep multiplies this loss
until you become a phys
zeal wreck. Dr.. Miles
Nervine quiets the irrii-
taJed nerves and brings
refreshing. invigoranng
sleep. Nervine contains
no opiaTes. and therefor
leaves no bad after-efects.
Fo- e~s- t~o years suffered IN
md 2Ea7s-s; nv Trends ..so-gAe I
vas gong crazy cooAi ssos Sleep
nor resi- ~ al ! tried Different dos
sss-s. but tasses 70 Ind rslSes Ny
head would zcaa 81 TIE tine. ! was
Ek= era d-Crs crr116 NJ. s>cs-scs-t-z1.s
III mind sid RS 50 restless ard
s-o--1ss6 TIA, s,s~1 was ou- .. tie
eDsszsoz After taking o1e bottle n
IT- Niles N--vine ss2t zo-Gss-fuIiy
cz1g=.A III row Or nv third bot
t. sd an E1t-iz- ali TIE -5-e
Ga1 IL dow ard sieec Ike CEE,d.
s16 1l zE2s - Do III wL- =
MRS. NAY SCOT E1siss. I'D
Your d-usgise sells D. Niles Ne-v-
ne, ard ~e sothorl1e him % return
price Of frse oa,.Ss fo-Ysl II I. fsias
- oe1eS, so-.
Miles Medical Co, EIkharl Ind
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The Elk Ledge.

Ladies and gentlemen, scattered
throughout this great and glorious land
OF ours, in cities OF FIVE thousand and
over, where an E,ks lodge exists. the
Brothers have assembled on this dzy 10
perpetuate the memoir ana cali our
attention 10 the good t7zits Of char
acter of our deceased members thz.
We may emulate their example The
evil that men DO lives atrer 1keu ne
good is oft times inferred 1ith .hsir
bones. Il Bill Shakespeare lad iTa5.
in these our days and IN this cur .znd.
he would undoubtedly be AZ Elk The
man who penned the lines I have fast
quoted FOR you. with his great hsa-.
Overlooking with brothsriy lore. could
not but appreciate tn motto q or
order The faults cf our brothers ~
write upon the sands. rhazr virtues n
the tables OF lore and E.euo-s Al
t-lat has been given Us az IL g-ez.
writer's and thinkers q tine from fza
DAYS Of Moses. me great Jewish =r.-a-
and teacher from tbs dzgs e Co-fe-
cius, the great Pagan writer an -e2ca.
er from The DAYS Of Christs apostles
and disciples. al that ass ,ired 81
dared, that mas been haa5s5 5oE1
through the ages, tie centuries q rtnz
has been prompted by. nzr. zsl.re5 s.
me iovable thought u me Fzsaeraoo.z
Of God and the Brothe-toot q nsn
Al that has been gives q Is -
sacred and profane wsifers IS 5-
VIA these four great virtues CLARITY
Justice. brotheTly love and 1deli-T Ia
what a proud position should ia o.
ganization attain that teaches
well know Eikdom teaches. tt4se for
great virtues. With this fo.nLztBgu -
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Nature is Pcinsinu.

Al this season Of The year al nature
seems 10 point Is ous tndividuall- ard
say 70 rs thou 100 must die II Is emf
nently fitting and proper thai our be-
loved and loviag fraternity shoald on
ne aTsT Sunday Of each December
commemorate ne lives and pay sweet
tribute 10 the memory OF the brothers
who have gone before: hence you have
assembled and decorated your meeting
place With flowers. Flowers. Tie
sweetest things that God ere made
and forgot TO put soul in
Flowers. the mute out surprising 81
oQusnt evidence Of God's lore for man
kind You hare come with flowers,
coupled with The sweetest sentiments
OF mind and heart as tribute 10 the
brothers ron have loved IN your Elks
home, and lodge room. that shall know
them no more They may have been
Of the rough and ready kind. or OF the
sweet-voiee and mild manners. Taey
may have been rich IN this worlds
goods or possibly busily engaged in
keeping the wolf from the door. They
may have been men Of proud learning
and brilliant minds. ysricable leaders
among men or perhaps have trod the
humble paths OF life. No matter what
manner Of men they were, they loved
their fellow men, or they would not
nave been Elks Victor Hugo says
the millionaire of intellect learns TO
pity the millionaire OF money Many
Elks would humbly add the millionaire
OF virtue has compassion for both To
Elks, great virtue means We must En-
deayor al al times. whether in the
The lodge room the home circle or
while following our daily ayocations
in life. We must endsayor az all times
10 pass around the sunshine and hap
piness. Il means We must find time
even in this busy life OF ours 10 lend
helping hand 10 a fellow man who has
fallen By the wayside, be he an Elk or
not, and We must endeavor 70 place him
on his feet again II means ne must
cultivate a great. a sublime CHARITY.
We have no aristocracy OF wealth in
Elkdom although We hare raany
wealthy men who are members Of our
fraternity. We have no aristocracy
Of brains in Elkdom. although We have
many brainy and intellectual zen Who
are members Of our order. but ve have
an aristocracy in EIEdon i i the
aristocracy Of hearts and as evidence
OF such we point with pride 10 such
men among our past Grand Exalted Ru-
lers as John Tenner, CT Penn
sylvania. Judge Melvin Of California,
Robert Brown Of hentucky. Charlie
Pickett OF our Own state. jerome
Fisher OF New York. Joe flaming Of
Indiana, John Calvin Of Ohio. William
0'Brien OF Maryland and host Of
other past GrandLodge Officers. all yer
table princes Of the good, the tue.
the generous heart.
Brothers today no one should nor
can hope 10 attain prominence Vto has
not accomplished something OF no
ment along charitable lines. either IN
his home lodge or in the Grand lodge.
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The Robbery.

Tie robbery was committed on the
evening OF October while the mem
bers OF the family were down town
at the street fair. It happened some
time between the hours of $50 and
1000 O'Clock when entrance was
made 10 the house BY breaking into
q bathroom window. Once inside Of
the house. il was ransacked. the con
tents of the bureaus and other pieces
Of furniture being scattered about the
floor. Mr.. Wedler's private desk was
broken open.
The robbers took a number of ar
ticies Of jewelry including several
gold chains rings. bracelets and other
things. the total value being estimat-
ed al the time at $500.
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The Address.

Exalted Ruler Brother ELS Lady
and Gentlemen Friends; You have ask
Il ne 10 give voice 70 yoar seEt menTs
On this occasion To assist IN small
way your en6eavors 10 repay Tie sa-
cred obligations OF love. We al owe 70
the dear ones whose hands We have
clasped for the las time and whose
faces We nov see only IN our dreams.
II accepting your kind invitation !
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The Absent Brothers.

Joseph NJ Casey. charter member
died Feb. 3. 1895, aged 6S. Buried at Fl.
Madison
Harrison Tucker charter member
and first secretary, died April %, 1898.
age SO. Buried at Keokuk.
j. w Hutchinson, carter member,
died March 26, 1892, age so. Buried at
kewanee, III
Murray Hutchinson, charter member,
died June {, 1894, age So Buried at
Chicago.
Charles Horton, charter member,
died April q, 1895, age %. Buried at
Hannibal, Mo
William Neisman died July u. 1897,
age IS. Buried at Keokuk.
VIM. H Atwood, died June II, 1898,
age 80. Buried at Bryn Mawr Pa.
wm- E. Cunningham. died May 6,
1902. age &c. Buried al Hannibal Mo.
George N Bailey. died Dec. II, 1921.
Buried al Nevada, Nebr.
Michael Malloy. died April 10. 1908,
age 81 Buried at keokub.
Harry L. Miller. died March 8 1909,
age % Buried at Hamilton.
Charles L. Grice, died April 10, 1908,
buried at ST, Louis
Simon Nogel. died Dec, I, 1907. age
s. Buried al Keokuk.
Chas. Carroll Marsh. died Jan. ..
1905. age 81. Buried al Warsaw
Dr. Geo. V, Jones. died about Dec.
. 1907 age g. Buried Al Keokuk.
John c. Hubinger died Jan y, 1908,
age 81 Buried al Keol.uk
Fred E. Starr died April l 1908, age
=. Buried at Croton.
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The Program.
PART /


Music-Elks March (Richardl Or
chestra
Opening ceremonies, exalted ruler
and secretary.
Hymn-sun OF Ny Soul CTurnerl
St Peters ana ST. Francis de Sales
choir.
Ceremonies, exalted ruler and OIL
GERS of lodge.
Opening Ode, brothers and church
choir.
Invocation by the chaplain.
Ny Rosary tNevin) ST. Peters and
St. Francis de Sales choir
Eulogy- announcement, Brother ".
H. Reinbold, secreta-,;; response
Brother Frank B. Hitler.
Music-Excerp from Tanhauser
(Wagner) orchestra.
Scripture reading, chaplain.
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PHYSICIANS.
Or. CORAL r. ARMENTRouT
PHYSICIAN AND SuRGENN

Ohce-Y- N. c. A. Building. Rest
dence sl2 Fulton street. Office hours.
10 To IL a. m: > to 4 p. m; evening
hours By appointment. Iowa p.one
52s-Y. and Hub. phone 20e2. Office
phone Residence phone, Iowa, I2-M:
Hub. 35f5.
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Or. w. 8. LaEoRcE.
DPS. ocHllTREE AND BROWN

Ofiees and X-Ray Laboratory over
City Drug Store.
DR. v B. Ochilsree-H Hours. go
1880 a. M. Sc and SO p. m.
Dr.. " Frank Surgery, lid.
nev and skin diseases.
Hours: 2:So4.o0 d m. 1859 , m.
Sundays. 2::3e4:0a p. m.
Both phones.
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Following the Clue.

Fer long time there was no clue
TO the robbery. which was thought to
have possibly been committed By sone
CRATER following the street fairs.
But q slight clue was found and this
was run down until it resulted IN the
arrest on Saturday OF the two Han
niozl men.
Il was learned that two men had
walked from Keokuk to Alexandria
that night and taken the midnight
train south. The got of at West
Quiney and there tried to dispose Of
some jevelry to some section men al
work On the railroad They did sell
one chain and this was Identified as
one stolen from the Wedler home.
4 railroad man who happened TO
see the two men trying 10 dispose OF
the jeweIry. lives al Hannibal and
one DAY he say the two men again.
walking or the street. He had heard
OF the robbery and found ont who the
TWO fellows were. In this way they
we're identified as the two who had
been at West Quincy with the jewelry
and their arrest followed
II may be that some Of the stolen
property viii be recovered.
After Fitzgerald arrives this even
ing. the two men viii have their pre-
liminary hearing.
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DR.. j. EATON JOHNSTON
PHYSICIAN AMI cuPcro>-

The only physician practicing o-te-
opathy in the county. The Smith
sonian truss fitted and guaranteed
The only truss that holds. Office
North side OF Main street. third door
above Fifth. Phone %. Resideace
Ninth and Webster. Phone 4S4. P.
Q. Lock Box. II. WARSAW. Ill.
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H. |. COPYRIGHT. NJ. D.

once sol Main street.
special attention to x-Ray and cleo
tTical work.
Once hours. 10 TO 1880 a. m: > to
4:30 and TO S p. m.
Residence. 1928 Franklin street
w. NJ. HoGLE. NJ. D.
Col Main street.
Once hours, . TO 5 and I to s p. 10.
Residence, Coz High street.
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NJ friends Il : only BIZ the noble
thoughts 81 me poet oaly by insl.ra-
non led and meeting yoa heart 10
heart, that a7yons ooaid hope 10 CO
justice 10 the bsanlfflu sentiment mar.
Is more, tie ennoaling sentiment OF
Elks Memorial day.
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mortal tablet in some Elk,s lodge. the
brothers VII say OF you. He Was q
good Elk. he vas alwavs sunny. kind
and thoughtful He loved his fellow
men
Paid in Fun.
II conclusion. ny broth rs, when
ths moment comes when II IS ALREADY
come. when thou must write the ALSO
fuss total Of thy lfe'S vast SUN, in
thai last hour when earth that has
nou-ished thee shall claim thy growth
TO ee resolved 10 earth again. in that
2st moment let rs hope your Elk
card VII be raid IN full. nos ont the
dles 10 your lodge. but in the higher
sense, that ron VII have paid in full
al the opportunities OF charity that
have been given you ard when you are
presented 70 the Supreme Ruler OF rs
a., z=.d OF tie heavens ard the earth.
you xii hear from him these words,
vel done. thou good and faithful
servant Your hro.asrs vii take you
under their fraternzl care and lei rs
hope there viii be many E,ks there
who viii extend 10 yen an Elss frater-
nai and heavenly greeting 10 The gold
en- paved streets Of Paradise
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Only Ehsn or sonis are fed
b. he for1t thai gave them birth,
An5 ay Inspiration led.
That thsy never drew from earth
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:. ". Pease, ". D.. Bertha Peas. NJ. D
DRS. PEASE AND PEAsE

Residence, SO Morgan 81.
OFFICE HOURS
DR. F. W Pease-9 to 1880 a. m:
to 5 p. m: Z 10 S p. m.
DR.. Bertha Peasa-1 TO 8 D. m.
Phone-Ofice. 1853; Residence
2soY.
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PART IL.

Lead Kindly Light. lNewman) ST,
Peters and ST Francis de Gales choir.
Address Brother Phil ]. Mackey,
President Iowa Association Of Elks,
Muscatine. Iowa
Music-At the Stroke Of Eleven,
marca (Grabbe) orchestra.
Closing ceremonies. exalted ruler
and Officers OF the lodge.
Nearer Ny God to Thee Sarah ].
Adams ST. Peters and St. Francis de
Sales choir.
America, orchestra, choir and audi
ence.
Star spangled Banner-orchestra.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-07

have learned more fully ny poor nml
talsons
We are spirits clad in wells,
Han By man was never seen
Al our deep, cGmnuaiag fails,
TO remove he shadow screen.
Haa-7 % heart vas never known.
Mind With mind did nere- meet;
Ne are columns left alone
OF : temple once complete
Only *Aen ne SIN Of love
Asits the scattered stars o. thought
Only When Ne lire above.
Via. tie dineyed world las taught,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-07

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