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uarean bes etaet.Neai1rntpra. mntnnnns

Sultl III o re, W1o., 81. Gft0ber 1909.
Gn ole Undergraduates Gemnifdre Der
etaSt Baltimore iin aeIctIic9 potaet6r tebener
gSeiie ibreH enngiiliiocu ilno corrigirten &c
rdt itber bic 5igelproheren gntif1otgiileet,
~llnioileu nno @ertberhohungcn fit Die. Gon-
oenlliruuG ln0 Gr6imIu9 Der emnliuupp.
strahe, NON Der g~Ioroieite Der Sarntogn' struBe
bis 8lr Siibieite oer SraniliHsS trdbc, nebit ben
harauf le3iigItcten. eroeiiItigen uHo corrigirtcu,
erliuternoci Elincu in @emdbbcit Der 8ors
ihritten bcs S~tuotsGbnrters unb. ocr am 10.
Wi1rS 1909 l"nterSeihneten 8erorouung gtr. 30
oes MinNors mo Stnotrdtbs bon Baltimore BET
mir hinterIrai BADEN, q
miro hermit beiuIrnt ecge6er. onB beTaattr
Reridt ll!o NIdnc Gui Oiete S8ctie in hieiem
@ilrenlL btntcrlcGt ipurhen iiuo, itro nnb oer
MuDor uno Stnotratb hon baltimore ODER IL,
Aer.o cine Fcrfon ODER F%erionen, oocr cine obcr
iHebr GorporntiuneH. Die nit oer SiertbetIune
Der Oorbennnuten @uti6doi9lnacu ootr gBertb.
erbobnngen li16uirichen fino. interbalb breibta
1900 Inger bonn /. HoOenher 1909 an ais
Dem eriten 1aae Der bon mir uusgenaHgenen
&cr6fientlihung 6ieier gtoii6. f6rtftIidI o1gcgcu
an bdS RnItittorCr Staotgeri6t appeIliren iiIto
boS belGgte Geritt eriuten mn9en. %oicIelhcn
81 rcoinlrer.
Z. sene1f Ghumas,
tgtohl S,i5.22) ts9teGiitrntor
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Dab man etnen 9iid)oi
ipeaen zines Srnumes bodperr1tbe.
rider Seuoen5cn be5idtigt uno ibm
Den FroicB modt, toml audi umr in
Serhicu paiiiren.
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SefaHntmad)nngcn.
sRrran bee etnbt.Mrathrotots.

WuIltmorc. 4. 9lopcmbcr 1903.
.HllfH aarnH iHtereiiirten Rcrf0HeH miro bier
nit Addhriht ecgeber, bub Der Stdot.SngeHieur
IS bird ben 4bffuitt %, g~lrtiTeI 30. beg Gal
%iinlorer Stdois9oOer bon 1906 oerldn9t miro.
ben erfldrcr6ctt 8lun unn Supliiatltfte Der
6oi.ennnidldpe tiir Die VipeairuBg, BfIafternng
uno HauoitciHieRuna bes ganScn Sbeiies Der
EOrt.Straee, ppu Der RoroIeitc Der 2nfageftes
Huenne. bits 5nr SibTeitc Der siurtb. ~gtueuue,
anf Soften Der SeIter Der anituhenben @rnES.
itlde binterlegt bat.
gue hnpon beriibrien 8erfuuen fiuo beredbs
iiAt, innerb1Ib 80 lugen, bonn Satum poraes
%ttnI!nter 0tnterle9lng an. i'm Baltimore Stnots
geri6t blird fhriftIib cinaereihte Vetition bus
gegen 81 nppellircn.
I. Sepen 5bumas,
(9tnni 1i,lS,26) Siaots]tcgiitrator.
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Bic Tmcrifaniiirnns Der Eilipinos.

Erofciior George u. Doriep bon
Chicago bot bieier Gage ieine Gin.
briide ouf ben Ebilippinen IN elmer
Irtitel s'Serie perofientIidt. Gr
lhrcibt Ii. a.: @eld)' cine poIienboftc
Holle mir bier bod ipielcn!... @tr
Iuillcn i,id)t, !po5 mir ~ tbnn Der
lltd)en, utb miiIen nid)t, mie mir cS
ju tbun bohen. gcionberS mlicrc
Hcgierung bier III nid,t cire Hegic.
ring bon Sod)pcrit1nbigen. IS iinO
oo cini9e quite W1mter, nber lie iino
in Der Vtinoerbcit utlo ii" bortcn ibrc
Inltellllng nidlt ibrcm &onneu, ion.
bern 9Iildlid)cn 3uiGIen. llnIere
Werbellerungcn entlpredlen nid)t Der
MISUNDERSTANDING, Dem ScrfoG mo
Der 8lcideiiltigfeit, Die lid uii ollen
Seiten 5eigcn, mo Die SilipinoS bal.
Icn ms nnb boben feil,elt Helpctt Dor
rla.. Nie luilocr St1ntn1c lilo i'll
tereiiont.. ober Monilo uno Der
gauge Streiien Der iog%enannten
d)riitlid)en &iiIte fam Ginen frorf
m~od)eu... @ir hoben Sd)Iompig.
felt ullo ScrioG eingeiiibrt. mo mir
pf(egen ipeoer einbeintiide Snou.
itrien. nod ermutbigen mir boS ein.
beinliide aopital. llnb ieoer Tag
crbobt Ole bittcre StimmlnN iWiifcn
Den @eiben mo Den @rounen. @ie
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RoiulanSs tiirfiifc 8GScr.
ganitablc.@ ebdube, YOFtamt srssn. etetS often
(yRai41S)
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@%erianlmlnhas. Nnseiacn.
eaniure nuO caio @e6u.e Ompaouit.

Baltimore, W9o., IL, Glioher 1909.
@s luirn hermit beiaunt ygemubt. onB bic
SabresslerionntIung DER IitioItdre Der yHaItts
more ltnb Ohio Bnbuf@ oHpuanie . ant @lontag,
octi 10. gfnoember 1909, oem nritten EVfontn9
~beiagten Wionnts. If tlbr Tormittags, I'M Yiis
rcui Der 9nntpHguic in Der Stubi Baltimore.
Wioy. ecballen ipirb bebnfs Grpdbling oon
3lpDlf Sircttprcu fir ons iommeIlpe SGbr mo
@rleotgunn FOLDER unoercr @eidbdite. Die Dor
gelept lperbeH m0gen.
pic umfdreibesN i6ec lperoeu I'M t2 utr
lftttas AM 80. Sftobcr ~pefG!oicn iueroen llilo
big 10 ubr Sormtttues am ,. Aooetnber 1909
geifloiien bleiben.
l20l.3lW 6. ". @oplinrS. SetreLdr.
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Baltimore Scmetcrn.

gjiircau: 5rnnfttu gIb1., Baltimore, 1t. Wprthftr.
Bcar1biibpl1be sum Bcrfauf = bon $25 an,
nit Widrmorpfuiieu ubaegreitit S35. - Jinitnl
fur bier @rdber, fSreie Benubpug Der aupcre
fir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. CSuHit6,1S
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Der Sarif nnS Der Citcn.

Bon Den @oblcn, pcIdc am 0lels
itua itottianoen, lit c3 Die i'll Oioiio-
dulictts, meId]c polt ougemeinltcm
Sntcreiic lit, ans Oeren HeiuItot Itd)
Goniequcn5cn 6iebcn lolien, iuelhe
COS gauge 2ano bctrciiCn. Nnr IN
MuiioduicttS trotcn natioualc 6ras
gcl III Den 8orbcrgruub, 0ort bat.
ten bic Icmofrotcu lid oen 8opncs
NIlOridr 3outurif oIs NngrttrSprntte
gcudblt, mo obmoDl ioINcrihtig Ole
Don oeu @ciebgeberu III Wolblt8ton
getroiiiencu WoBuubmcu III elmer
Stoutsuubl feline Golc ipiclcn Ioa-
ten, bate iib oieie lottif bcinabe CT
lolgreih erruieicu.
9ci Der porigen @u6l itnrt0cn itd)
ut Moiiotuietts Der Hcpublifmcr
Gruper mo Der Gcmofrot &obep ais
@ouocruellrs . Gonoiooten gcgeliiber
mo GrItcrer mllroe nit 10000
Stinmcn Nc6rbcit cripGblt. Dies
mol itonoen lid Oiciclbcu @cgner
mieoertm gcgcniibcr, uno @olIucr.
ncur Iropcr pur0c 5rur micoer er.
m0blt. ober icine ltottlidc Moioritot
Oca &oriobre$ ifrumpftc nIi 5000
Stimnlcn 5uIonmcn IS NOR ell
Eprrbu9iicN Der &cpublitnner, mo
iolltc nohnlols Der nellc 3olltorif 5ltr
Soiltn9 gemod)t meroeL 10 0ilritc
MolIod)uictts jt eincm specialization
Stoutc mcrocn. Inb Der gcmaltt9c
Miidgang Scr oortigcn republifoni.
iden Wiebrbcit MIR Oltrd) Ole lln5l.
fricocnbcit Der 9epolfcrrng nit Den
WtuBunHmcn Der berridcnbcn Rortci
iii 8c6u9 oui Die uerlprod)cnc 3oll.
NeuiIton erfIGrt perOcn fam, licDt
oltf Der @ono, oenn gc9cn Tropcr'S
UNITS liibrlng ais @ollpcrleitr bnttcl
ulld) Die 8cgncr nid)ts @rnitlihe3
%cin5lnuenocn gcbobt mo in Den Hei-
ben Der ci9encn Fortci erfrellte or iid
it~ugctbciltcr Eopularit0t.
Wir icbcn ms olio Der iibrrruidcn-
ben Sbotlud)c gegcniibcr, oob ulllcrc
ncitc 3ougclcbgeblng olld Den 2Nr.
TN lnt Sitcn nid,t gcnebm lit, obrpobl
man icit Den lcbtcn ied)s Monuten in
Der ocntofratiid)cn ErcIie toqt0glid,
lCicn fonntc. Scr Yapnc.N lorid). 5orii
itt elm 9eiipicl Icftioncller @eiebge-
bltn9, bcltimnlt, Inn ocn inbultriclleu
Often oiii Softer bes odcrbolltreibcn-
ben @cItcnS 5t bcrcidlcrn. Eicie Nm.
iift ucrtrotcn alld) Die rcpllblifoni-
Id1elt SnIlirgeltten Der mittelmelt.
lid,cn Stootcn, mo man nubnt ouber
ais Iclbltpcr ItGnolif an, oob Die picl
benlufclte 5nriimibaeblrt jlllll Min-
celtell bel Der Sobrifbcpolferuma Der
Atcl Gnglouo Stoutcn lid elmer
ircnmolldlcn Nilinnbme 5i ucrlcbcn
Ddocn lueroc. Gas ldlettlt obcr altd)
cine Suliion aelpeielt mo boS Nopnc.
g,lorid). Wodmerf bel oen Seutcn, in
hcrcn Sntereile cS 5uIammcn geilift
mur0c, nid)t populGrer jit icin. ais
II: ocn porgcblid) oouon benndtbcili9.
ten Hnnbestbeilcn-
Ter Alsfoll Der @abl in Wtoiia-
d)Iictts bilbet cntld,icocu cine Mnb,
nuna fir sic repitbIifoniihc 9iortci.
Gle Repiiion rnicrcs 3olltoriis nid)t
ais obaeifloiicn 81 betrnt)ten. ion.
bern lie it elmer Den Slltentioncn Der
Eorteiplatiorm entiprcferocn 8ciic
II perpolfommnen. ct. 9. II. AnS.)
To6 man etnen 9iid1oi
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me6r iperoen ieitoem Die Gepltblifn.
ncr Der Nereintgten Stooten Den Snls
pcrioIi@muS olf ibre 6obne gcit)rie-
ben 6abcn luo Die berriHenoc Eortei
oie 8onoe nit Oen EbiIippinen ltettg
feitcr fniipft.
Cine eon6cre 3icroc
Der Hid)tcrbanf mlB Der iriihcre bid.
fer $. g. Yrieit pom 9uHocs.0 iitrift-
8eritt in Ct. 2oriS gelpeien iein.
Gr lit 5u 500 Collars Stroie perltr.
tbeilt por0erL lueil er einen Anmolt
mGbrenO elmer 8eridtsperbonoIung
Ucrmobelt bottc.
ylleb9r &un0 un6 Weer,"
sic Dieloelcieue uno in oclltiheh
arcilcn felt eingebiirgertC @olbmo'
notSidrift, bat ibren 80. Snbrgara
ongetrct2n. 9o5 oQein lit ifon BE.
mciS gerltg, DOB Die bcutifc Der.
lo9s AnitoIt in Stuttgart perltebt,
oieie 3eitiGriit Jung 81 erbolten unO
lid aud fir oic 3ufunft Oas Ocutihc
Sous uno Die ouutIhe Semitic 81
ii6ern. Die 3eitidrift miro inter Der
nelen He0uftion bon CT. Hltooii
ErCSber. einem Der beruorrogen0Itln
uno Diclieitinit2n ocutiden S6rift-
itelcr mo Gritifer. meitcre Sort
icbrittc modem. 3afiir- biirgt Der
Nulnc GreSbcr'@, Dem ais Mitor6ci.
ter cine Haibc Der bciten bcutifcu
2%iterntcn alli Dem 8ebictc Der Gr'
5Gblung, mic nlti Dem popular mi.
Standardization. 2outer Nomcn BON
b%eluohrtcu &rGftCn, CAB Der reid)e
9ilocrifmld BON olleber &ur0 lulo
Mccr" ouf Der 90be Der 3eit Itcbt,
uerItebt i'd BON iclbIt, Olcid) oo@
critic &1it brinqt cine reid)c AuSuobl,
0oruntcr prGdtige Sod)cn BON Sons
lbomu. Der Oieier Gage ieincn 20.
8eburtstog gPieiert. 9citcIllulg2u
oilf nllc6er SonO lln0 Wteer" llinlult
Die 8ud)bonoIullg BON u. SunitidL
Nr. 10, orO.Foppletous StroBe, ents
gcgen.
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@rof b. 9ernitorfi Ser
oclltihe 9otitoitcr IN @oibington,
bat i'll Der o9(ttttricut Acootmp Of
BoliticnI onO SocinI Science" in %bi.
lnoclpbio cincu 8ortrng iibcr Die
G%ntpidelung GeltlhlonO'S ais MeIt.
moht geboltCn ltno mothe irrige
Nniid)ten, oiC BON Sd)riftIttlern mo
3ettun9S GorrciponOenten perbreitet
uorncn linO, rid)tig 0eItcat, Gr ncntt
Ole NQoclltlfcn bcoclttungsloS, ga il
lueoer I'M NcitStoge nod bel Der
Hcid)sregicrmta ben geringiten Gins
ilitb hottcn. Icttidlono babe and
ntdlt bic gcril,gltc gbiid)t, olli Der
ipeltlifen @oIbfugel @ebiet Sil erlper-
bclt mo Die Monroe Goftrin III a.
f1broen. Ger Wettbelperb III Sn6lt-
ltrtc mo SnnOcl lei nber fem @rllrto
jll politiIfcr %Nnimoiit1t. GeutidIouo
litd)e feline Solomon 5t crmerbcn.
Ionoern leOi9lih ieinen NllSlonobon.
0cl 5lt for0crt. Gesbulb trctc cS iiir
Die FoIttit Der ,oficnen Sbiire" ctrL
l,no Die GntwideIllng Der oclttldcn
Nlotte uoll}icbe lid) oielen @ru10s
Ioten c~ntlprcfeno, brard)e oeslpegcn
Nlcn,ono HnlaB SIT Irgmobn 5lt &C.
ben. aitdl nit benz Wtdrd)el,. BOB
Gelltld)lonb in 9ruiilicn ein Solo.
l1inlrcld, grillloen pollc, rdlInlt Der
SotItafter Nriinblid niif. @ic oit
ociit'd)en Gimunnoerer 1T ocn Ger.
tootelt Die meientlihen ,3iige beS ocut.
ld)ct Wtlen@ bepabrt nne 0omit bei-
9etro9en b0tten, bieles groBe 2ono
5t DEM jlt moden, mas es lit, oeit
Gbarntter Der nmerifnniihen Hotion
5t biloer, mo Elm @lieo itetia 5ltnet~
member 6rcuroIboit 5luiid)eu Gel,tid)-
lolro mo 0cn &erciniaten Stnnten 5i
'ctll. 10 mcroc fid bieicr Ginflllb olid)
IN SraiiIien aeltcno MADDEN. Die
Hcoc ocS 9otidofterS b. Sernitorfi
miro bel bo6u b%eitrogen. gorlirtbeiIc
gcgen GeutIhlano, Die pon acruiiict
Seltcn llimlcr ipicoer perbrcitct lpcr.
Den. SIT b%cicitisen.
Sic HationaItitcn ouf
oen Elllippincn baben bel Den @al-
len an leBtclr-G ienitag cine Woiori.
tat III DEM Parliament e%rrungcn. Ga
bic Eartei Idon Dor Stpei Sabren Die
lllfnbhdngiafcit Der Snieln forocrte,
10 bari odroltf gered)nat iperoen, oaB
oiele 6orocruneen lpieoer gelteQt
lperoen- Gtc grfiiaung Der @iinite
ltebt ober nod, in iueiter 6erne. Fr1-
Hoeitt So't lit Der ar,iid)t, bob Die 81
ltplltos SIR Selbitregierung nod
lohM nidt rcif SiaS. |llnabbGngia
tperoen Die Snielu iiberboupt nidt
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Caroline Spnnacn6cracr.

Gs ftnrb am 6. giobember 1909 Caroline
spanaenbsraCr in ibrem II. 2ebensiubre. pes
liebtc Satin hC5 neriturhcncn @cnrpe j.. Spud
I isnitss' 0c rT'' . 30 SSoc SfeIo'SH5 @%u, liliSsi ami ami
9 llhr. bou ibrcr 2SGbnutg, 9r. 105, g,urbs
M iltun. Mucnnc, ans itait. (3tl-0)
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Vci Den Stortbing (3 T.
lomentS) Ma6len in Norluegen lit Die
biaberi9e raoifoIc 8egierung gei6lo.
gen tpor0en. limo nuS boben bic nor,
ipc8ii6cn 6rorter 5l,tucge gebrodjt,
Oic in 6ieien @obIeu sum erlten NaI
ons Stinmred)t botten.
Sic cut den 2nfti6iffG
ser SnIteme zeppelin, @roB unb
&oricpol baben iifJ BEL Den 2uiti6ifi-
Dfanoperl bel &0ln old in @in0
unO Metter treiiIif beiuG6rt. 0ic &ei.
Itllngen rparen ourd]lutq boh6eirie0i'
gen0. Gcuti6Ior0 itcbt init icinen
&lftififfen an Der Spite mo eS uuiro
an0ercn 2Gn0cru ihDer iein, bic
Gcutihcn 5u iibergolcn.
Ger britiihe @~cinnote
in Fcfing bat I'M Nomcn ieiner Rcs
9icrun9 G%inlprud) gegen Die llntcr.
Oriidlng OeS SpiumbnnoeIs in Gbinn
Crboben. Die Gpium-Ginfllbr aus
Sn0ien lit iniolgc Der OtoBregeln
iuclte Die dinciiidc He0icrlrng gegen
Den Spium0entB Gctroffeu, Itorf 3ll.
riidgeoongen. Iic G%ngl0noer fonncn
iidJ ood) Den SonpcI NIT oieiem 8tft
nid)t pcr6crbcn luiicn. Shon cin.
mol, I'M Sabre 1910, hat Gnglon0
cineu &rieg nit GGino megen oes
&erbots Der Spium.Ginfubr nod
G6ino geiiibrt, ocn oCpilmfrie0".
Solpeit miro GnQlonO oicsmol nid)t
0ebcn. 9lbcr lhon ooB Gn9lonO, 0os
itdnOig ilber @r0reItbaten I'M Congo.
Stootc iommert, ocn GbineIen iein
inoiid)eS Opium oli6oIien mill, do.
roftcriiirt bic @n9IGnoer. Gincrlci
mic piclc Gbincicn an Dem Spilm ST
@rlInoc 9eber, mcnn sic Gnglonocr
lrlr 0eihGite mod)cn.
Scnotor Gum iii ms Sat III
elmer Reoe IN Gbicogo Ole fiirjlid) pom
Sprefer Cannon 8emnfyten Nngrifie
ollf Die io9enonnten repnblifnniidJen
Sniurgenten I'M GongrcB id)orf SUI
rilcfgclpicicn. sd munoert mid nidt
bios iiber Die aiibnbeit, ionOcrn iibcr
Den Wobniinn, Der Den Nngriff oltf
6ie rSniurgeuten" imprint hat"
iogte Der ltreitborc Senotor. yNcru
Cannon mo ieinc &erbiinOettn
cS fertig brin9en ieOcn Wtonn I'M
GonGreB aus Ser rcpubltfoniidcn
Enrtei billoiis3u0r1n9cn, Der NIT Der
Gorifbia nidt 5ufria0en iii, Oonn fper-
ocn lie bic grpbe Mehr5obl ser VIC.
pl%tblifaner ans Oen norolifen Stoo.
ten bon Ohio bis jlln 6elicngcbirge
ans Der rCpnbIifnntihen Yortti bin.
ouagebr0ngt bobeu. 4ir molIen Rie-
nlono aus Der &nrtrt brdnqeu, obcr
in benz aompie Aw bnsin 6rpge tie.
benoe Yrin5ip perlorgel unb geben
mir feinen Enroen." GdS fam i'm
nGfiten GongreB nod reht bciB iper-
6en. .r-t..
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Caf 9aWn Gemeterh,

Gultern. siptnne.sluab, nabt seurth guint.8pns
-, tSsitansiae gaiiiht., SrantSupt 2aae-
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Ser 6arnler mnB ebcn o
biele lpilienihoitlife acnntniiic be.
iibeil. iuie Elm HedtSoupalt, ein arjt
ooer elm 8ciitliher uno oo5u nod
piel Iusbaucr uitb praftiideu Siun, "
bat Yroiioent Snit IN eiuer Aeoc OUT
Der .Stote 6air~ BON SiioyGorolino
aeIogt. ga, ma; luiiFenifoftlih 9ebil.
octe sSormcrl Gie merben pcrtril nod
5u oen ausnobmen geboren,
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Mnrp GhlnnS.

GS iturb an 7. RoOcmbcr 1909 ilnd fhuc4
6ambnrn. strafc, Wlarp GbGnnb III tbrcm 40.
lebensidbr. gcltcbte Satin bon stlbcrt G0lunh.
Sic 3eit Der 9ccrolgu1g miro fpdtcr nrtge6ctgt.
GID ..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-06
CAST ORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s sssss sss q N14Zzzx
ANNIVERSARY PARTY
AT CHARLESTON
Young People Spend an Enjoyable
Evening at the Home Of Edward
Swinderman.

CHARLESTON, May edward
swinderman gave party to his young
friends Monday evening, May 3, to
celebrate his fifteenth birthday an
niversary. Games were played and
the evening spent In joyial good
time enjoyed by all. Ice cream and
cake were served and after wishing
Edward many returns of the day, the
guests departed we'll pleased with the
evenings enjoyment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gilbert of Keo-
kuk are guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Kimler.
DR.. Myrick of Montrose was pro-
fessional caller here Tuesday.
The board Of trustees with Clerk
J. A. Vermazen drove down to the
home of VIM. Wilsey, near New Bos-
ton, Tuesday afternoon, to view a
division fence between W. C. Packard
and VIM. Wilsey, which being hedge
PickarG wanted to let it grow skyward
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-06

ballots not counted for Sterne, marked
exactly the same way as ballots in the
Sixth ward for Off which were count
ed there.
He said that we do not and will not
take the position of any fraud having
been practiced. We wish these dis
puted ballots counted and those legal
ly entitled to be counted, to be accept
ed. We believe that the correct result
will show a majority for Mr.. Sterne
for mayor.
The Other Side.
Attorney John e. Craig took diff
ferent view of things when he made
his opening statement.
He said that the matter was before
the council the same as a law suit and
the burden of proof was on the con-
testant He presumed that the coun-
Gil would be fair in the matter and he
did not want them to be otherwise.
The contestant was met with the fact
that the returns of the election were
correct and it would take the strongest
evidence against this to change the re-
suit.
We will show that eighteen men,
nine republicans and nine democrats,
after a full and fair count of the votes
on election night. returned the declara-
ton that Mr.. Off was elected by ma
jority of three votes. This must stand
as a fact until proven otherwise. If
there has been no fraud, and such is
not charged, they must depend upon
some act of the judges which will hold
in court, in order to win. Any man
would pass as legal vote, any OF
these disputed ballots and SO would
you, if they ever come before YOU
Men are unlettered, some even have
to have assistance in marking ballot
Some have failing eyesight, every vot-
er cannot mark ballot in the arts.
tic manner Mr.. Miller or Mr.. Sawyer
would, but all of the marks clearly
show the intention of the voters. The
question is whether this council is go.
ing to throw out the decision of the
nine men of each party and say that
the council shall count the ballots
knowing more about counting than
did the clerks and judges.
In the third ward there were three
men who never entered the polls, but
had their votes carried in. These were
Illegal You might just as well send
the judges and clerks out to the
houses of the voters and gather up
their votes We will show that the
judges counted 1,495 votes for Off and
1892 for Sterne. We will show that
votes were counted for Sterne which
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International Convention Epworth League
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until there could be harvested from 1t
good strong fence posts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Sallee are now
near Saltwater, Texas. Mrs. Sallee
was formerly Miss Lillian Busby.
Fred Heiser made business trip
to Donnellson Saturday.
]. G. REM returned from Keokuk
Thursday.
The social given by the Prairie
Chapel Catholic church Tuesday even
ing was well attended.
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Question: When is an agreement
not an agreement?
Answer: An agreement is not an
agreement when one party tries tc
sneak out of it.
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canvass from the outside OF the enve-
lopes. Believed that the seal was in.
tact after that. Saw Moore the
morning after election and advised
him to place the ballots in safety
deposit box. He explained the recount
and told who was present and who had
handled the ballots. Remembered one
ballot from the sixth ward voted for
both Off and Henneman for mayor,
which was found on the table after
the recount and was showed in hole
in the envelope.
The Third Witness.
T. F.. McManus told about the same
story as Mr.. Griffey. he having been
present each time. He did not remem.
Der Of seeing an attorney make mark
on ballot during the recount and was
not in the vault the morning after
election.
The Fourth Witness.
j. A. Henneman was the next wit
ness. He told Of the recount. All OF
the ballots we're wired excepting those
Of the third ward and all envelopes
were sealed. The recount found the
votes to total the same as the returns
of the judges excepting one vote In
two wards. Remembered of seeing
several votes marked for both Off and
Henneman for mayor and remembered
the incident of the one ballot found on
the table after the count was COM
pleted. Thought that he had seen Mr..
Miller start to make some figures on
the back of ballot, thinking 1t was
a blank piece of paper.
The Last Witness.
H. Boyden Blood was the last wit
ness and told about the same story as
Mr.. Henneman.
Mr.. Miller then asked that the box
be opened and that the disputed bal.
lots be shown to the council.
Mr.. Craig raised an objection to
this, objecting on the grounds that the
ICSCllOuy SuOWS IuuI taOt fOtCo WOAS
not properly preserved with that care
which would preclude tampering and
that they had been exposed to and
handled by unauthorized persons.
After the short hand reporter had
taken down this objection by Mr.
Craig, Mr.. Miller called City Clerk
Moore and asked him to open up the
ballots.
At this point Alderman Hickey re
quested the chair to adjourn the meet
ing until this evening at s o'clock. AL
derman Mccormick seconded the re
quest and the chair without putting
the request in the form Of motion
declared the meeting adjourned until
| this evening at o'clock.
1t was 10 o'clock when the meeting
adjourned.
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