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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-05
|NCONVEN[NC|AS
En- BAYAN0N,
Ell circo instalado en-
la plaza n1oksta al
vecindario.
Y es de esperar que este
sea DIDO, que es el que
paga todo, y no el clre o
que solo contrlbnye con
6 dollars.
Los sitios pabIicos cenvertidos
en- vasto campameD;o de Pc
rrOS.
De nue-tro CORE pcnsai

Septiembre 3. En- un estremo Gle
Ia plaza pubiica de esta c,ndad, Sc ma
leyantado un circo de acrobatas yde
cinematografo.
De QUEEN es no 10 Sc nj lmporta
saher,o, pero 81 importa atender a ia
familias que viven en- aauel site y
son con tribuyentes al menos por-
que Ell circo les perjudiaa sobe ma
nera, pues no tan solo tienen que
sufnr las impertinencias rlealborotos
V escandaios del pubhet. sino que
sus casas pierden Ia vista hacla Ia
plaza.
Els verdad q. es un artitno del Mu
nicipio, pues cada noche paga 5 o
6 dollars las noches de function, pero
es triste cosa, q. game el municiplo
S 6 cada noche. perjt,dicando a un
vecindario y sobre todo dadas las
condiciones de Bayamon no
deba peImitirse en- I'm sltio como la
PIAZZA de almas esos senores deban
lnsta.arse fuera de ia cllldad.
Las fami,ias perjudicadas con este
esperan de nuestro aicaide tendra en-
cuenta 70 manifestadt y procurara
atender nuestras razones.
Para ei dia l2 del mes en- curse
Sc anuncia un magnifico bale en- ei
Teatro de este centro.
La comision la componen promi-
nentes personalidades de Bayam6n
Toa alta, Comerio, Toa baja, Cataho
Y Rio Piedras y de todos esos pue-
bios vendran senoras y .seforitas
Por los preparativvs que he vistc
parece que ese bale sera el mas regit
que Sc dara en- esta f49dad.
Es una decidia pof parte de la po
licia que en- esta ciudad hayan tan
tos perros, al extreme, que va la
Stas no van a la plaza de noche,
pasearsc por que los perros la tiener
ocupada. is una desidia por qu'
hay una orcicnanza, y las po,icim
es Ia iiamada hacer cuinpiir las ieyes
Y es triste cosa que en- una ciu
dad como Bavamon lbs perros, ten
gan mas priviiegio, que las persona'
Parece que oigo dedr que la poi
cia no es mataperro NJ es que seal
mataperros 10 que : n amados i HI
Ger cumpiir las ieyes.
Sc ha visto con gusto ia propuest;
para ei cargo de secretario de est
Corte municipal recaido en- ell Lido
Guiiiermo Renger pucs va otra vci
desempeho csc cargo a salts
facci6n de todos.
Preciosisimas postales ha traid'
ei Lido. Wiewa.. Colccciones de mu
chisimo merito en- toda la ciudad nj
los hay mejor que all.
FL Dir. Guijarro. que Sc embarc,
con su distinguida famiiia para 10
L. L. el microbes proximo pasado
me encarg6 la despedida de sus ami
tades. toda vez que el no pudo ha
cerio persona.mente por la premu
IA de su viaje.
Al comp,acerie, lie deseo en- s
nueva residcnria uona .'iertc V fe
iicidades.
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Fl gobernador Post ha dirigido
ia slgulente carta y QUESTIONABLE que
a ella Sc acompaha, a distintas per-
sonas de la isla- Tn ejemplar de elias
hemos recibido aver y dice textual-
mente:
''Gorrnmem house. Porto Rico. 81
de agosto de 1909.
Muy Sehor mio:
LIE agradecerfa me favoreclera us
ted con su opinion personal sobre la
convenience de recomendar la adop
cion de las indicaciones que abajo
Sc exponen, como enmiendas a Ia
ley organica de la Isla.
En- ell case de que no quisiera us
ted que Sc diera publicidad a SUI res
puesta. puede estar SECURE de que
la guardare con la mayor reserva.
Sirvase insertar las respuestas en-
los espacios q elias dedicados. y de-
volvermelas la mayor brevedad
81 Sc lie ocurriera alguna idea que
no aparezca en- la iista que Sc acom-
paha, ie estimare muy mucho que la
exponga junto con las razones que
para clio tenga.
Muy respetuosamente,
Regis H. Post,
Gobernador de Puerto Rico.
/. Esta I'd. en- favor de que Sc con-
ceda la ciudadania de los Estados
Unidos a todos los ciudadanos Gle
Puerto Rico?
81 fuese impossible conseguir este,
estimarfa I'd. conveniente presentar
una proposition substitute en- vir-
tud Gle la cual cualquier puertorri-
quefo pueda hacerse ciudadano de
los Estados Unidos en- Puerto Rico
por naturalization, sin gasto algu-
no y sin exigfrsele mayor tempo de
residencia bajo la bandera?
.. Esta I'd. en- favor de un siste-
ma judicial que disponga que los jue
ces Sc elijan por votacidn popular
como el que rije en- New York y en
otros Estados, 8 prefere I'd. Tin sis.
tema judicial en- el cual los jueces
sean nombrados por ell Executive
con la aprobaci6n de la Camara AZ
ia, tai como cI que Sc tiene por el Go
bierno Fcdcr.l Y ror al~uros Esta-
dos?
>. tu t..' .'o.. hacersc al
gun cambio en- la jurisdiction de la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-05
ESCENAS De LA GUERRA.
(La partida.)

''iAl trent, gritaban imperosas voccs,
Y 4 penas era e tempo suficiene
Para Zanzibar lacdnicos adioses
o para dar un besO EN- una frente
Las amas millares Sc agitahan
Sobre e and6n estrecho va cruglentc,
y allf todos los pechos suspraban
Por ell que pronto iba estar alsente
La madre al rudo gol pc enloqueci I,
Abrazabase al cuello de su hijo
Como anhelando redimir tai vida
Que en- la campaha perderIa de flo
Muda sin II la desdichada esposa
A su esposo del alma despeda
Con el martirio dc una doiornsa
Que sc rcsigna en- Su desgrscia impia
Mas de I'm anciano, al contrarr sll mano.
Encendia una chispa dc heroismo
In SUI SER ~ quien supo 81 el ancisno
10 hciera por protesta . patriotlsmo'
ALI Ia iuyentud constituida.
Aun miranda III mucrte en- inntananza,
Da 4 stIs afectos tierna dcspedida,
do 10 llama su deber lama.
Quien 10 arroj6 al azar Ge una der
o 4 Ia conquista de un laurel costoso,
Fue e dcber 4 81 Patna: ~ el patricia
No desoye un reciamn tan honroso!.
Por ESQ el grto de la ang'istia acalla
arros,rando serene Ia partida.
Marcia animoso al campo de batalla
a oirendar cl tesoro de su vida.
Y ALI. en- 81 s,elo de otro lar. pros crito.,
S6lo tendra una idea que lie agobia:
Fl llanto re sus padres. infinite,
o el dolor de una esposa una novia.
a, Al tren. al tren"' de ntevo han rpetido.
crando ocuIt cada DUAL su asiento,
L. maquina pone en- movimlento
Rugiendo COMO un monstruo enfurecdo.
Toios d'cen iadiosl con sus pahulos,
Hasta qrse "a on ri termno distante
500 q''eia ma nube. que los cielos.
= e.ey, o'.a I'm sgno suplicante..
Diego yalouez
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-05
Diego varoueI-

CoiousblGnosi-Mls ultinos W.
tos son per Ia feiicidad de Ia Patris'
II ma muerte cont1huye psrs que
ce>en lo- psrtidos = 81 oonso.hs Is
uni6n. vo hajare trsnquilo al sepui-
GRO Santa Marta II Re iiciembrs
ae lo,Q.rSsn6R BossW. .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-05

casuas. Aca..o b 1919.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-05

bic de Ia union los rl'-s "'<'ie-l
ciendo al actual robsrEp para Iher-
tarse de Ia anarqsia. r. r.iaistros
del santuario. dinghnio "racio-
nes a Cleo; ' lns rniiiia-e- erc2lean
do 10 e<pads en- d<.enie. - gssan-
uas soeia.es
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-05

vas twice married the first time 10
Joseph Zeiglsneir. who died Feb. y,
1851 Her second marriage was 10
Louis Ackerun, Il 1879. He died IN
1873. OF tbs i-st union four children
we're born. TWO. Mary and William, pre-
cedfng her IN death. and Mrs a H.
Weinberg o. Heokuk and John OF this
city. surviving OF the second union.
one daughter. Carrie. vas born and
las always made her home with her
mother and IN Ter declining DAYS ten
6erly cared for her
Mrs Ackermgas death vas Z shock
and surprise 10 her many warn,
friends and acqaaintsnoes. she was
= good woman and kind mother.
neighbor and friend Fser home lie
Eas Of uaexampled happiness. and the
blow fails heaTIl. upon those whom
sic lsaves 10 mourn her ioss. The
sympathy Of III VII 90 ous 10 them.
TIE funeral vas held from the
Catholic church yesterday morning IT
: O'Clock the oosequies being largely
attended Rev. Il J. Reimaold on
cls1sd
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unIeavened Brad Used.

Instead OF the ordinary bread. ma
eos THE unieavened bread in The
form Of giant soda cracker, baked
without salt or yeast. IS only permis-
sable under rabbinical injunction.
So strict was this rule In the days OF
old regarding the tasting OF shamaz
during the Passover. that even Sigh;
infractions we're often followed By Sc
we're punishment
And 50 strong is tie spirit Of the
time in the breast of the orthodox
Jew that he win go almost TO any sac
rifice rather than disobey the old ira
ditions
But 10 make amends for The pala-
table inconvenience during the OBJ
seTvance Of the seder." the family
table is fairly loaded down with sim
pie but delicious dishes, and every
attem7s Is made by TIE housewife 10
overcome io1gings for the forbidden
hanazT during the eight DAYS Of de
NAL
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Original Notice.
Z Of Iowa Lee county. s,

State OF Iowa Lee county. S.
In The district court Of said county
ri Keokuk.
James II. Pickle and Alice NJ Ar
thurs. plaintiffs, vs. Charles Rooney
Ffckle, Nay Fsckle. his wife. George
P. Rooney, "a H Bowman surviving
partner or Bowman & Boyer, H R
Collins, administrator OF the estate
Of Beulah a Booney, deceased. De
Pendants Original notice
To the above named defendants:
You are hereby notified that pc
tition viii be By April 10th. 1893. on
file in the clerks office OF the district
court aforesaid Z. Keoknk IN behalf
Of the ADORE named plaintiff against
you and claiming that t1ey and Charles
Rooney. Tickle. George P. Rooney and
H R. Coins. administrator OF the IS
tate OF Beulah \ Rooney are interest
ed as owners Of the west haM Of lot
"a four and the southeast (Ieis)
twelve and cne-half feet OF 10. t5l
ave. block t574 thi7ty-seven. XII
hourne's addition TO the city OF Keo-
kuk. Lee coun-y. Iowa. as fully set
forth in the petition. mat ". H Bow
man, surviving partner claims Z len
on said property Taas the plaintiffs
are entitled 10 have said property par
1itionei. That said property cannot
b parlitioaed n kind and the plain
tffs pray that the court order the said
real estate be sold and the proceeds
thereof be divided between the par
lies As their Interests mar appear.
And uaiess you appear thereto and
defend before aoon OF TIE second 6zy
q the nsxf regular May term Of said
court 70 be begun and holden At heo-
suk on he s-d day Q. MAY. A D 1909.
default vii D. entered against ron
aad Judgment rendered thereon as
PRAYED so- i said petition
" b COLLINS.
Attorney Tor plaintiffs.
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Will CELEBRATE
PASSOVER FEAST
Jewish People Wim Give the Mex,
Eiah. Days to tn. Observance
of Their Nest Holy
Holiday.
USE UNLEAVENED BREAD
Beautiful and Impressive Service. Are
Held in the Homes and Door
is Lef Aiar For
Elijah.

Commemorative Of their deliversnce
from tle bondage OF the Egyptians.
the Hebrews of Keokuk viii cele-
hrass Pesach, the Feast OF the
Passover. or the Feast OF the Unleav-
sned Bread for eight days. beginning
with shutdown On the l4th day OF
Nissan April 5. The Passover feast
IS one of the holiest andw most OBJ
served days il the Jewish calendar,
and besides being replete with syna-
gogical services, it is also observed
With simple but beautiful home ser
vices, and hy a changed menu wlich
contains dishes foreign 10 the fare
under ordinary circumstances.
The home service. observed only on
The first two evenings of the holiday.
are called the sede-," and are espec-
ally dedicated TO the reading OF the
Hagsadah shell Pesach. (Story OF
the Passover and tie partakings OF
several dishes especially prepared for
he occasion and whica are SYMBOL
cal OF the sufferings of Judaisn under
oppression OF the Pharoahs.
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rev harbor, Is noted as railway man,
being president 81 the Wabash road
He also is a member OF the harboT
railway service IN 1885. after gradual
ing from Harvard, with the Burlington
road, IS an apprentice IN the machine
shop. He was promo-ed rapidly. how
eveT. and was placed N charge Of the
bureau OF steel tests and records,
Later he became superintendent 81
motive power. and then general man
ger. In 1865 hs joined the Wabash,
and IN shor1 ZINE vas placed at the
head of the system. and now he IS be-
lieved 20 be NJ. Gouldis right hand
operating nan II that important sec
ton Of the Could properties.
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patton In M opiaacn constipation
IS responsible for moS. ailments There
are shirFy-Vwo feet cf human bowels,
which Is really saver pipe When this
pipe becomes clogged. the whole system
becomes poisoned. causing bsiousness, in
digestion and impure blood. which oftea
produces rhsansstisrn and kidney all
nents- No woman who suffers with con
ssipation or any liver compliant can e1-
pet TO have clear complexion. or enjoy
good health
Nunyon's Paw-Paw Pills are tonic
10 The stomach, liver and nsrTes. They
,nvisorzte inS,ead al Weakening; they
snrish the blood instead OF inpoyerish-
ing II; shry enable The stomach 70 ges
al the nuurishnen. run food that Is
put into II
These pills contain 10 cz,o-asl. no dees,
shev are soothing healing and stlnsu-
lss5nz- They schcsol The bowels 20 &C.
ss-ho1t physic- Pncs % cents.
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Is SURVIVED By
SISTER IN KEOKUK
Mrs Theresa ac.e-1sn, sshos. Death
o1--ure1 80 ssu.o.- ~zs : Sister
cf Mrs = ". R.in5erz.

The Nsuvoa Izdese16ant csoztss-s
fas following death znzonree-eae ..
5s,zzi szss
Hrs 7asTasz 4eka-zza dsed III ba-
1ts-s@ 4 E.is CIR T1@sdzy eF=nilg
Ware. ~ ocoek She I'D 5e@z
suzerA- 2 Ing tine wfth ssshzzsa-
azc n1 -aa g-eoaag Fv1daF took
5o#l sikh e attack x he gzlp weses
egg-sEsse'5 ss- old zasZsa5y 70 z1ch ~.
eEsuE = q csass be- 5s2Sh
Tra-ssE s-s32s was born Il Main
gan. RsTzrla n Oes- ~ 1Sta She
rzrDs y A-=,zcz = Dseaznt,s- 1884.
Ezlz -tsz 5srs rear 70 yanToa Eb=-s
SIC 1s4s rested r1sn1zz1aElF sz-cs. she
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Herman Bartlett ard seivs push.
yoans ccuole fror, Alexandra. com
r7lsted saEoiSe curing the night AZ
Alexandra. by sea1irs irso TIE Miss
Issippi river, oIaspea II each others
arms
4 rose was Iefs BY them stating their
i-ssn.ions and giving directions IS 70
ire place 70 Iock for their oodies-
This nose Was fognd tbs morning ard
ire young folks tracks were found
Leading 70 ~. sevee b-sow the ferry
co1k.
There seemed t. 3. 10 question but
VIVA. tie coGpse hs5 6ied together and
large foroe Of ren began dragging
TIRE river early iris rso-uing in searcn
Ct n. bocsss- .s7s-s were expected 70
&c so0rd. cIaspes in eac7 others arms.
TIE yaung folks were together as
late IS % oscIock list evening st the
hotsi. sstsie1 IS conducted by the airf,s
fatas-- ard tire suiei6e cacu-eS some
.irae after ina. f7our. bat just wfat
ti--s is rot kaoyvn A. present
Fine Young rsouis.
Herman Ba-rlstz w@ fveaty years
Of age and ane cooking ana splendid
voting nan. SIN q William Bartlett
The vealtay land Owner v,sa conducts
farm about fire niles west Of Alex
andrta
Miss Belra Pugh vas the seventeen
wear oh rszu-rta- az P-,vb 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-05
DIES MONIES TEAMS
WILL NOT COM
Classy Men From th=s CITY WalM
Sc Here TO Take Part in ssr5.
Tri-State Meet.

George PechsIsiu, naaagsr o. y
second annual t-i-state nesi 70 =
held in keokuk on Mzy has recel'a
word that track stars from 9ss Aoa s'
viii be unable 70 participate II v
coming meet This IS q source
some regret as the Des MONIES ''s 9
athletes are the best II the STATE y
reason given Is that The Us Aon'
city meet is 10 De held Oh May =
Memphis is going 10 make an efOna
set the affair TIE High school o. y.
place has done little Z track VOTE y
some tine but expsc. 70 renew i''
Eork this year
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Would Weloore Eniah.

Numerous home prepared bever-
ages. among them grape and raisin
vines. and med IA colored brew
are also served during the eigh.
days.
Another feature Of the observance
q the sede- Is TIE setting aside On
he banquet table goblet al zine for
the TeTeanially expected visit Of tie
prophet Eisah.
His coming Is supposed TO occur
during lie reading Of q certain per
hon q the Stury OF TIE Passover
azd st this time Of the services the 81
trance 70 each o-thoso1 hone is lett
25ar for ao01l five minutes
FOR 1ofhing must b lef. un6oae for
ne welcoming Of the 7ro7aet and the
goblet Of EIne a16 open door are the
first toksas o. ~azt q generous vel
cone every Jewish haa- has II s1o-s
fo- LIN should he nzka his appear
zzce.
B9 ~ ap u vine ard oz@a door
are said also To coztzia oihAr ssgnits-
ca1css Of tha feast Il : the popular
belief tn. during the observance q
ne Passove- The p;igrz MIST he *
tended lsa-rE welcome. be L = TIE
hone al re humble = wealthy
AID accordingly % deep rooted CTS
ION i = highlv zEainSs ths p-incs-
Eles q gzdaisa 70 deny a pszcs 81 The
fzErElF trard 70 oz= vso deserves 70
gz--zse oalY q ne dishes Of sAe
PzssoFar-
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Missed At 4 o-c,oc..

The couple we're missed from the
hotel pa-ior Al ! o'clock this morning
and Claude Push tnen started out to
lock Ter them. He believed q the
tine that the couple had elopsd and he
went oyer to the railroad station to
see i they boarded the night train.
He found no trace Ct them and at
+ O'Clock started for Keosuk-
When ne LETT home the notes had NOT
been found and ne did not know Of the
suicide
Barlstfs horse and bugg we're
stu II the hotel barn and Pugh took
the outfit = drive 70 Keokuk.
He notified the clerk here, also at
Fort Madison and Carthage not 10
issue license bur 10 arrest young Bart
lett He also notified the police of
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Mess distressing.

The double suicide is most dis
tressing incident and the many friends
Of the couple Al Alexandria are stick
81 with grief over the sad case. Both
we're well known and well liked PEG
PIE and their parents were prominent
and respected in every way.
The incident is one of the saddess
NAsch has occurred N the vicinity to-
some tine and naturally was the sole
topic Of conversation IN Alexandra
during the day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-05

Daring Tie sE-1g everyone Should
u 5sa sart=d ~ taking FoisTs K6-er
Remedy Il tg71ssaes 3 needed .n-ic
Il rs kii-sys sfts- tae extra sz-zsa
q tAs E5Etsr and Il p-i5es t5a
eleod Sy stimulating the E3rsvs and
cz1sRg t1a1 - eliminate the 3-Tla--
lt5es from * Foisys Esdasy Rs1ady
irz7s--s neE life and v-ro- P5ezszz.
. tass T5Iss1s1a & Co
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FREDERICK A.
DELANo SPEAKS
Gives ADDRESS Before cisy cls5 il
Chicago on Advantages to 4r
erue fran New tar5or.

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n --s4ser Q; t6s e. B. & O. ar5 o-a
q TIE lest krevn most co-rra-a--
zaa nast seaial -aruad 1sa in IL
yes spoSs Satardzy il chics-o b.
fo-s - Ctr Claa a D. a5vantzxas
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cONSTIPATn ION
MUNYON'S
PAW-PAW PILLS

Munyon's Paw
Paw Pills are un-
Ike all other Lara
tlves cor catharsics
They coax the liver
into activity BY
gentle methods
They do not scour;
they do not Epe
1hsy do not weak
en-; but thsv do
s.art al the secN
lions ri the hver
and stomach N a
way thasesoon puts
these organs IN a
healthy condition
-
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- ~e~~~~%>%~~ =
Her Letter.

= Her Letter. .
= To my dear parents: We nate Z
= 70 leave cur happy home but
= doa'e shTnk we can i've happy
. any longer 5-s its nc one's fault
= but cur ewa SO 6or- grove ever =
. Il Z
: Al Ne ask is 70 t. buried SIDE :
= ~ side. =
. So aood bye 70 al =
= sELva PYeH- :
= His Letter. =
= Please give iris SO 70 Sam =
= Maurer. ! Borrowed 4 CT him .
= loas tir1c age. =
. Good bye - al. Noeody's fauis =
. bur cur oe7. =
, You siil fIr5 selva a,5 ne il =
. TIE river. We jump in srort 81 =
the barge =
, herman Bartlett. :
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le.z- cs--f.s s.ssso.

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Alesrs17, aged = Il inmate q IL
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-05

This Is the season OF liztlessnszs
headaches and spring disorders. Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea Is SIRE
preventative Makes you strong and
ylsoTons s. cents Tea az Tablets
Wilkinson & co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-05

Il 1rig0-z.es s-eaEae-s and ha5l3s
NJ. k@eps RIA 4 coadi-soa. physically
and mentally That's Ehzs EoI2is.s-
Rock Mountain Tas viii do 3
csrsx Tea a. Tablets wslksasoa &
CO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-05
1t Was Contemplated.

TIE SRI had been acting pecElis,
for several days past, which leads 70
the belief that either the suicide pact
was not hastily made Sunday eyenins
but thought OF before, Or else there
was some supposed clouds On the hor
rizon Of tie coartsilip Of the pair.
bartlett had called o. her several
nights during the past week. thing
which lie had not been accustomed 70
90.
When Ne did can se vas il the habit
q putting his horse up IN The harm
and The key was ieft hanging IRON q
aaI near the rear dood This key was
found On the kitchen table Thu morn
ing. showing that Il had been removed
during the night. for vhat reason be-
ing unknown
Outside Of this incident trivial in q
var and yet possibly being some part
OF the story OF the tragedy. there Is
nothing else excepting the disappear
auce Of the couple and the notes they
LEFT.
The family this morning would moi
accept the suicide theory. clfngiag to
the hope that the young folks had
elopad and that they may yet be
found alive and happy together.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-05

II yoa have hacssche and urinal
troubles you should take Fols.
kidney Remedy TO strengtaen y !,
build up the kianeys Sc -aef WI !,
propersv. as q serious kinney iVu0
may develop. Wilkinson & 90,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-05
Hearsbreaxins Ride.

Claude Push's ride back home this
morning was a heartbreaking One- He
spurred the horse on at it's best
Pace as ne hurried back home after
hearing the SD news.
As BaTtlevt's horse logged over the
rough roads. the saddened brosher's
heart vas full OF sorrow and the short
distance n Alexandria seemed miles
and miles IN length.
As he drove along. there was quiet
crowd Of people gathered on the river
tr7nt At Alexandra watching tie men
IN skirts who we're dragging the river
for the bodies
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-05

Bad The Daily Gate city. IL
ce1ts per Eeak
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-05

Keoguk and gave them description
OF the man
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-05
Supposed 70 Hzv. EIoa.d.

Cyde Push brother OF The girl
Vas caller II tie Gate Ctr once
his morning He had LETT home At ;
O'Clock this moaning, driving u Keo
suk On tha lockout tor the pair. il b.
ing supposed when he left home that
they had sEoped
A the une he knew nothing Of the
ElitifIl slory and the neEs wzs broken
70 hin that he need no longer 1untzana
his search for the couple He started
aacs home Al once after hearing the
sad news
He had found no srace OF the couple
here and had called up ne county
clerk Al Carthage and Fl Madison 10
Sc II the couple had arrived there and
tried 10 secure Z license