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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-22
The Railway Postal Clerks "AlIow
apee

Cedar Rapids Republican: The rail-
way mail postal clerks think they have
a grievance, and they are looking to
tae omnipotent congress for its re-
moval. When one hears their side of
the matter, as it was presented the
other night by Mr.. Garfield, their ma
tional president, it looks strange that
congress did not long ago grant their
requests. There are some $4,000 postal
clerks in the railway mail service
They are the travelling postmasters of
the country. They are the men who
make it possible for letter to go d.
rect to its destination without any
delays. They have reached wonder
full degree of efficiency, SO that of 12,-
600 pieces Ct mail handled there is
only one, on an average, that has an
error made in its handling. There is,
perhaps, 40 other department of gov
eminent work in which greater ef-
ficiency has been reached Their la
Dor is at the same time hazardous to
such an extent that only the man in
the life saving service exceed them in
the death rate
What do these men want? They
want an allowance for expenses when
they are away from home All other
government employees when they are
away from home have such an al
lowance and most commercial houses
2l1nw thoi- FRO, al
for their expenses when they are on
the road. This is now the universal
custom in tnis country, and the rail
way postal men want to know why
they are created with less considera-
ton than other men on the road. So
far they seem to have the logic of the
situation on their side. There is no
one who can gainsay what they claim.
The average pay Of these men is /.
little less than 800 month There
are $1,000 men in the service but
there are only ESQ of these. There are
also many $500 men in the service.
These wages are not so higa that the
men feel that they ought to be called
upon to pay their own expenses on
the road. The expenses on the road
are not heavy, on the average, many
OF them not running more than fifty
dollars year Tie postal clerks pre-
fer to have their increase come in an
expense allowance rather than in an
increase in salaries, for then every
man will get according to his deserts
that is according to the money he has
to spend while on duty on the road
The position OF tae clerks it seems
to US, is entirely consistent and en-
tirely right They have proved them
selves worthy workers in one Of the
most useful, exacting and hazardous
fields Of modern labor. They are not
overpaid, although they are well paid.
J While they are on duty they should
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-22
Those Good Old Days.

Manson Democrat: Some OF these
fine autumn nights we are going to
get grain sack and go to Doc Clark's
restaurant and buy big water melon,
put the melon in the sack and start
out and walk about three miles along
the country roads, through two or
three wire fences and tear our pants
as often as we can If We can posi-.
bly, get chased by dog 1t will be an
the better. After all this we Will sit
down and break the melon over our
knees, and eat OF it until we are chuck
full of melon Just before daylight
We will sneak back home and go TO
sleep in the haymow of the barn
Our reasons for doing all this? we
want to be boy again "just for one
night" and this watermelon stunt VIII
serve to remind us of the good old
days about as well as anything.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-22

The National Municipal league will
hold its yearly meeting in Cincinnati,
November Is to IS in conjunction with
the American Civic association. Pub
licists and municipal experts will be
present from every state in the Union,
all the leading cities to be represented.
One of the most interesting features OF
the sessions will be the annual address
by the president, ex-Attorney General
Charles j. Bonapare, which will deal
with the initiative in the choice of
elective municipal officers. Every
phase of municipal work and progress
will be discussed by the various par
Elephants in the proceedings.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-22
Read the Iowa Paners.

Fairfield Ledger: With the Chicago
newspaper trust raising the price of
its product to Iowa readers just be.
cause combination enables it to do
SO, there should be more Iowa people
read Iowa newspapers the coming
year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-22
JUDGE SMITH MCPHERSON.

Judge Smith MCPHERSON, now holding
term of the United States district
court in Keokuk, is being quite gsner-
| ally commended by the newspapers OF
the state for giving bootlegger fif
teen months in the penitentiary at the
recent Davenport term. The Vinton
Eagle in noting the incident declares
that the state courts need few
Judge McPhersons. The Washington
Democrat in speaking of the same
sentence says:
I'VE have no sympathy with boot
leggers. A saloon keeper is a respect
able gentleman by the side of boot
logger. We think just as much OF a
wretch who pinches children on the
road 60 school. or who steals chickens.
or who takes the acorns from blind
hog, as we do of a boot logger. The
saloon keeper is out in the open and
he is hedged about by regulations,
while the damnable bootlegger sells
to those who cannot otherwise buy.
He sells to drslnkards and boys and
everybody who has the price. He sells
them rot gut that blights the corn
crop if it gets within forty rods. 1t
makes a rabbit fight a Bengal tiger,
it makes tomtit quarrel with an
American eagle 1t makes Christian
gentleman. who drinks it, fight his
grand mother. 1t makes otherwise
respectable gentlemen into fiends in
human form. 1t will stop railroad
train if it comes in smelling distance,
it will dam river or damn mems
souls. and SO We say hurrah for Judge
Mcpherson. He is a pretty level head
ed old codger anyhow"
The Burlington Hawk-Eye has the
following reference to the matter:
With Judge Mcpherson giving boot.
leggers fifteen months in the peniten-
tiary, that occupation for gain ceases
to be a pastime. The judge seems to
have the queer idea in his judicial
head that laws are enacted to be obey
ed and that the illicit liquor traf-
fic is not an exception. The more gen
orally that idea prevails the better it
will be for the welfare of society"
At Shenandoah in Page county they
have a curfew law, which the World
published there hopes will be strictly
enforced. In its comments on the
subject it calls attention to the fact
that nine-tenths of the crimes COM
mited in that community during the
past ten years have been committed
by boys under nineteen years of age.
1t suggests it would not be difficult to
believe that this situation has resulted
from permitting these same boys and
others making loafing places of the
streets, at ali hours of the day and
night In the same connection it
quotes the following as having been
said by Judge Mcpherson recently to
young man nineteen years old who
had been brought before him for SEN
tence after having pleaded guilty to
ne charge of breaking into store:
Il know Of nothing more contempt
iDle than the case of a young boy who
goes out nights contrary to the wishes
of his parents, wearing hat dented
at the top with band arount it,
who hangs around pool halls and sa
looms and then comes before the court
expecting to be dealt with leniently
when he gets into trouble. boy gets
into trouble as the result of disobey-
ing his parents and | have to make
farce out of the law to keep from
crucifyfng his mother There's the
trouble of enforcing the criminal law"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-22
The Mistake Of Crane.

Iowa City Republican: Minister
Crane may have good deal of JUS
tice in his complaints of III treat
ment, but If he were imbued with
high spirit of patriotism he would
not seek to discredit the state de-
partment and to throw upon 1t the
responsibility for utterances that en-
barrass the United States In her
foreign relations.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-22

The Iowa Association of Master
Bakers will hold it's next annual meet
Ing in Dubuque the second week in
February. As it is fine bred organ
ization which never loafs on its job
1t may safely be assumed that it's work
will be we'll done.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-22

have reasonable allowance for the
expenses they incur while upon Uncle
Sans business. Congress voted to in
crease the salaries of its own mem
bers few years ago-and it would
seem that the turn has come for the
postal clerks on the railway trains.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-22

land for s96,640, all made in two years.
The first sale was for $4,000 and this
money invested resulted in The last
deal. One of the girls is in laundry
and the other book-keeper in a grocery
store.
The Dubuque Telegraph
agrees with the view that the tax on
moneys and credits ought to go, but
1t would not abolish the ferret. The
tax ferret does the best he can, but his
best leaves many tax dodgers I'M
caught" says the Telegraph Herald.
Shall he. therefore, be driven out of
the state? . The tax ought to go
because it is tax on industry. Gone,
the ferret's vocation is gone with it.
But until it is wiped off our statute
book the ferret ought to be retained,
just as the policeman ought to be re-
tanned SO long as there is criminal
code to sustain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-22
In Iowa,s Banana Belt.

Sac Sun. On Saturday Mrs. Ami
Saunders of Wall Lake township,
presented the editor Of the Sun with
large bouquet of raspberry boughs
fairly loaded with luscious berries. 1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-22

Noting the fact that the Kansa
preacher who quit ais church and gos
a job as street-car conductor, because
he claimed a preacher can't be honest
has resigned the street car job and
become an evangelist, the Knoxville
Express concludes that he evidently
isn't SO particular about the honesty
of his job as he was a few weeks ago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-22

Minister WI denies he was bitten
by the suffragette bug, and says our
American women lack force. Mr.. WI
ought to be ashamed to acknowledge
his ignorance of American women thus
publicly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-22

The signal corps men are practic-
ing with Wright's aeroplanes. Pros
pect is that the number of high fliers
will soon be materially increased.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-22

Mark Twains son-in-law, Ossip Ga
brilowitz, has had his appendix re-
moved. The next operation should
be on his name.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-22

Gypsy Smith is giving Chicago some
thing to talk about.-Cedar Rapids Ca
Eette.
Gypsy Smith, for instance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-22

Some of the charges against Elk
plorer Cook can be accounted for by
spelling Etah backwards
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-22
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-22

II George Fitch is to be believed,
the longest way round an automobile
is the safest way home.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-22

Canning Crane is the newest indus
try in this country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-22

whoa, Ball! Ho up. Murder Whoa"
Neal could hold in no longer and
shouted laugh which might have
been heard two miles, which was
about as far as Jack chased him when
he got out.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-22
NOTES AND COMMENT

IL mas been noticed that the per
fect husband always belongs to the
other woman.
The Burlington Gazette says its
baseball team seems to be one of
Plttsburg's redeeming features.
Inc Iowa Citizen says the ambitious
young man is having trouble to decide
whether to be baseball player or an
arctic explorer.
Governor Carroll milks a COW in
stead of milking the state, as some
other state officers have done,'' SAYS
the Iowa City Republican.
Pat McCarren is putting up good
fight. Even his worst enemy never
claimed Pat wasn't a good fighter re.
marks the Sioux City Journal.
SO many bank safes are being blown
open the past two or three weeks that
the Knoxville Express is beginning to
feel alarm ed about its coal house.
The question is raised by the Cedar
Rapids Gazette if it isn't about time
for some doctor to discover that an
operation is absolutely necessary to
cure a case of pellagra
Joaquin Miller says Mr.. Roosevelt
rushed the people into all sorts of
crimes" Not all, interposes the Chi
cago Tribune The people refused
to adopt his style of spelling"
E. K. Bailey, well known writer,
and known throughout Iowa as Bailey
of Britt, has signed contract to write
for the Homestead Publishing Company
of Des Moines. His writings will ap-
pear in the Homestead as soon as
the press is set and the company COM
pletes reorganization.
Three sisters In Denver, Colo, the
Misses Kirkpatrick, decided that they
would work together to make a com,
petence. Two Of them were to earn
tae living and the third sister to stay
stay at home and keep house They
began putting away a little nest egg,
and then bought a tract of land at So
an acre. The other day they sold the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-22

The Iowa Citizen says the ambitious
young man is having trouble to decide
whether to be baseball player or an
arctic explorer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-22

lie schools when contagious disease
is prevalent in community. Well
children are safer in the school
rooms than on the streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-22

Governor Carroll milks COW in
stead OF milking the state, as some
other state officers have DONE" says
the Iowa City Republican.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-22

seems there are quite . number of
raspberry bushes in the Saunders
garden which have been regularly
bearing two crops year. They are
OF a seedless variety and were quite a
treat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-22

Pat McCarren is putting up a good
fight. Even his worst enemy never
claimed Pat wasn't a good fighter" re-
marks the Sioux City Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-22

keokuk, Iowa ...... October %, 1909.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-22

1t has been noticed that the nor
lect husband always belongs to the
other woman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-22

The Burlington Gazette says it's
baseball team seems to be one of
Pittsburgs redeeming features.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-22

So many bank safes are being blown
open the past two or three weeks that
the Knoxville Express is beginning to
feel alarmed about it's coal house.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-22

The question is raised by the Cedar
Rapids Gazette if it isn't about time
sor some doctor to discover that an
operation is absolutely necessary to
cure case of pellagra.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-17
Mniiffeinolidle 9idter.

DAB man Elm GROCER lpriider
9i6ter iein fam utto troboem niht
fir einen 9fennig mlliifoliihes gm-
pfinoen 81 beiiben braudt, lit cine
aus 3ablreihen Inef0oten befanntc
@eisbeit bon porgeltern. Die vMn-
nales" glauben ieooh oielen uralten
erfabrungsias ourd 5ipei nene 8ei-
ipiele erb1rtern 5li mmiIen. @ines
Cages mobnte Der 0idter 2econte De
elsie elmer Brpbe Ser m~unoerbiib.
iden giibnenmiiiif BEL, Die Elm talent
boiler aomponiit gu ieiner etpas
unflaren Sragobie Die @rinnnen"
gei6rieben batte. Ha6 einem praf-
tigeH Srdeiteriob REF Elm 3uborer
beeeiitert aus: y@ott, pie ihon oas
iitl4 @orauf Ser 9i6ter fiibl mo
ueradtlid) bil8ufiigte: Limb Dor al
lem mie iiberfliiiigE Gin nod
melt groBerer 8ootier IN muiifali.
ihen 8ingen mar Der S6manfoidt
ter 2nbide. @r befano lih eines
Lagos IN extent Saloll, III fpeld)erl
Der junge Baoerepsfi, Der balnals
ais @unoerfino ourh Die @elt rel.
.ite, Die 3uborer ourd feline fabel.
bafte 8irtuoiitat in Stauner ieBte.
@aes mar ent5iidt bon oem Spiel
oes &naben; 2obi6e aaein blieb falt
utto gleidgiiltig. als i'm banll Ell.
ler Der @dite Bot, Dem fleinen Gia-
niiten mid Elm freunolides @ort
5u iagen, erbob iid Der 8idtcr
idlperfaaig BON ieinem 8lase,
idritt atf Den angitlih oreinbliden-
ben &naben gu, itrei6elte linn mil
p6terlihen @olnollen bic @nnger
uno iagte:: Bit Oh min enolid FER
tig, fleiner 2drmmader2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-17
4ofaleS..
Der GDfal-@ erbanS Ses 9eutidaate=
rifaniiden Nattonalbnuoes
praamtitrt.

9ie 5neite @eriammlung oes Die
iigen 2ofal-8 erbanoes oes 9eutids
amerifaniiden @ationalbunoes falo
am 3onneritag abeno IN Der 8eetbn-
ben @oae ftott uno nor trob bes
unfreunoli1en @etters iebr gut be-
iuft, nel6es 5eigte, oaB oas Sn=
t%ereiie oaran Elm groBes uno enbulio-
itiihes lit.
Die permanente Organization
muroe raid rno init GROCER @initim=
~itimmigfeit pol5osen. Die bon SEM
&ontite auseearbeiteten Stotuten,
.pelfe ols 3pef Ser 8%erbinoung DIE
Berteioigung Ser fonititutipnenelt
Medten uno perlonli6en Sreibeiteil
Der INSTRUMENTATION giirger ae=
gen notipiiten Mngriffe, iomie cine
Mgitation eegen ale oieie feiloli=
6en geitrebungen nrio @eiese al'ge.
ben, murben NIT lebr geringen slbs
%anoerungen, Die nur ben 3med Bot
ten, ben Sinn nod flarer nto berts
lider 5u MAIDEN, einitimmig ollae-
nommen.
Mu6 ser geridt BEG &onites fir
permanente Organization unb Die
BON ibm porgeiblagenen 8eomten
iDuroen obne meitere 9ebatte ein-
Thinning angenomnlen. 9icIe gean=
ten iino:
Brdfioent: Capt. gogor Sdromnl,
/. 8ice-8r1libent, 6. s. Muelter;
2. gice-Br11ioent Saul Meeri6eiot. .
6efret6r, 6. 81. @petb, Shablnei-
tier, Cleo. MueGer.
Gerner puroe bei6loIien, iid
Dem 9entld=amerifanii1en Natin-
naIbuno an8uidlieBen, iopic ii6 liit
benz in 9ouiton gegriinoeten 2ofol-
perban6 gum 3mefe ser 9riinoung
eines Staatsperbanoes in 8erbin.
oung gu iesen.
9ie 8eriammlung mar cine iebr
rubige nno barmoniide, aber hodl
entbufioltiide. Man fiiblte, oaB oIle
Mitglieoer fid flor iiber bos, mas
Der 8uno be5pedte, paren urlo iid)
einig fiibIten. Natirli6 %ntiiiien Die
8eitimmllngen nod ben ein5elnell
8ereinett uno 2ogen porgelegt mer.
ben, ebe oieie beitimmt ibren Bet
tritt an5eiaen, es lit ober fem
3meifeI, oaB idmmtIihe beutiGef
Bereine ibre 3%nitimmtng gebei irer=
ben uno Die ar1tpelenoen 9eleeatell
iprahen iid aud oobin aug. gfii
oiefer gerbinoung uao Der geborigell
ginigfeit miro fih oas oeutid-anleri-
faniihe Clement idpn Der @ngriffc
auf Iein Deutidtum u1o leinc
Gigenart erDebren fonnen.
gs lit iett iebr piinidenswert,
bob fih aid in anoeren 8lasell
oerartige gerbdnoe oreaniiierteu
uno fid benz, obne 3peifeI 5u Stan-
De fommenoen Staats-g erbono IN
ihlieRen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-17

Oie Die olte 9arbe bodit funitDoll
it Spedibeiben uno Damn IN Wein<
blGtter gepidelt botte, i6o1l gum
nobm. ltno SIZE ing
alt, iid lebbafter oll Ser llnterboI-
tung 5u beteiligten.
aber 3lt oes 8rin5en %leiient
S6ner5 mollotc lie iid oobet cod
mebr an ieilten &%omeraOenL alS oil
i'm. 8ern er tie Damn ielbit oniproG,
a%ntlportete lie fnapp, faIt befallgell
: 10 golt5 onoers, fano er, als iie
li6 in ~rei3euolter Raioitdt porbin
gegeben batte. Msit formlidem geeio
borte er, pie Tie nit S~iefenboltlel'
lpra6 = bon ibrer 8aloeiniamfeit,
Sic iie 10 liebe, bon ibren 8ii6erll,
BON Der Welt 0u orauBen, Die lie ia
meuig fenlle, foit ltur aus i6rer Ben'
iions5eit nnten i'm i6onen SeiOel,
berg. Sic batte iolh cine flare,
iiiBe Stinlnle.
@raf @elberg iudte Ben bobel
@alt ieillerieits 8ll entidaoiee1. @bet
mabreno er BON ieiner Sltgen5eit uni
bon ieilleln Maunesalter er5ahlte
bon bell Sabrerl III oenen er- 9pt.
idoftsattode BALI europa fennel
gelernt bote, borthte olteb er iid)tbal
imu1er ollf Die @orte Ser Godter
ltllo ooun ltnterbrad er iib iel6i
uno logte, l%eiler, nit ieinem feline.
2adeln: sd mag Sbten mol ols
ein rebter @9o;it erideinelL 9nrd)
lolldt, ooB i6 meinen liebei1 Spdt
li1q BORT OH meill einiomes @reiien
tim fniipfte. aber SIZE min es MID.
anoers. Sd babe iie4 90 mid bi'
8erbaltniiie bier MN einmal feIieln
Oft gellug gebeterl, bon oem gero'
gum Gol binab8lllteigen, ul1ter oi'
Meniden 81 geben. Won moate ii
mir ollh on ben @roBber5oglidal
@of entfiibrren-iie aber mill mid
nid)t perlolien. Sic tit gliidlidD biel
o6en."
Gortiebung folet.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-17
Ser Wea sltin Grfola

6ietet piele Sdlpierigfeiten, aber fei-
ne 10 idlimm, pie idle6te @einlio-
belt. Grfolg Derlangt Geut5utuae
einen aeiunoen &orper, aber electric
9itters 1T Der bette @eiunobeitsbrirr-
ger, ben Die @elt ie gefannt hot.
ST neruriadt Doait6n0ige Mftion beg
Magens, Der 2eber, Nieren uno Gin
getueioe, reiniet nnb berbciiert oos
Slut uno itarft llnb fraftigt oas gaii-
&c Spitem. &raftiger &orper nnb
flarer &opf iino sic Solgen Ieines
@ebrau6s. sic fonnen electric
8itters nidt e%ntbebren iuenn lie
ihtpod, nieoergeoriift uli6 frdnflidl
lino. Sur SOC @arantiert bon aaen
9r1taai5ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-17
Sibmeit-s egas anf Der gerfiurr
Nusffellunn.

Sur Mai utb Stunt oes nadlieil
Sabres lit cine au1erifalliide Mnsitcl-
lung IN Der oeutifen Sauptitaot, ae-
plant. Die beoeutenoiten @eidaits-
leute Der Ser. Staaten iino babel be-
tcili9t mo Die oeutihe Megieritna
Ifebt Dem unteritebnien le1r freun0,
lid gegenuber Bring Seirlr;d
BON HreuBeu bot bic @telle aIs CT
ren-Hraiioelit oes Rornits ii6cr-
rplnf1en.
Sefretdr WageI bat nun Der hieli.
gen 9oi1oeIsfammler elm Sdreibell
5ugeionot, norm er oieie 8erbiil-
burg n~uffor6ert, oafmr gu ioraen,
oaB audi Sii6peit-Seros auf oielcr
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