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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS w
THIS IS LOTTA FAUsT's FAvoRITE PICTURE

in the world. AS he is on the stage,
she doesn't conceal 1t under a
bushel of draperies.,
Lolita is shown in the picture in
the costume OF the Spanish bale
rino, a part she fits as perfectly
as If she were born in Andalusia
in the time Of Ferdinand and Isa-
bella, instead of at Berlin.
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GIRL ON HER5REATHBED
GIVES OTHERS WARNING

! came to Kansas City about April
|. l fell in with bad associates, but
finally married. 1 went to Dallas,
Tex, with my husband. There we
quarreled and he returned to Kan
sas City without me, but I soon fol-
lowed. We made up here, but quar-
relied again and separated, and then
] started anew, and the rest you
know"
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to her sister and the major portion
of her estate Of 100000 to the So
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Children and the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Her sister Is Jane Dubois Of
Philadelphia, whom she character
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FORTUNE TO CHARITY;
500 TO HER SISTER

NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-Mrs. Hes
ter McGarren, widow of the late
Alexander H. McGarren, million
aire recluse of Harlem, left 800
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Excuse my back"
Ordinarily we don't like to have
people turn their backs on us. But
charming Lolita Faust, the dancer,
can do this every day, and get
away with it.
For Lolita Faust, artists and
critics agree, has the prettiest back
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LANDLORDS FIGHT
TO BAR CHILDREN


. PARIS, Aug. 17.-French Z
. landlords started a movement Z
. Wednesday for concerted OPP I
. position to the bill providing =
. penalty for refusing to rent .
. apartments to families with Z
. children. The bill will be Z
. voted on at the next meeting =
. of parliament. Z
. The bill provides fine of .
. from rs to so francs for land .
. lords "who urge the number Z
. of children for refusing to rent Z
. their apartments" Z
Q . . . . . q . . = q 4 q q = a
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-17
TWENTY WAYS OF COOKING
TOMATOES-No. II

Baked Tomatoes.-Dip tomatoes
into hot water for an instant, then
peel and put into bake dish. Salt
and pepper, sprinkle thickly with
sugar and bits of butter, and bake
until the sugar has formed
syrup.
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oughly; then adding DRIP by drop,
stirring constantly, the olive OIL
When thick, add salt, cayanne.
lemon Juice and vinegar, or lemon
juice alone.
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ised IN her will - |||.|| fl
enemy IL
Mrs. McGarren noy
sational win ccnteot 4
Of the estate Of - ~
1905. His relatlves u
claim. q II IA q &.
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DR.. Nj. F. Settlers is now located
in suit 221 Paulsen block. Phone
Main -J65. Residence. Main 93S. sss
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TELL NE A u
kSIoRY;M
N@CHILDRENSY
~ PlAYTlME
THIS LITTLE PlGGIE
STAYED At HOME

Freddy's mama was telling him
the little piggie" stories on his
toes. as she held him In her lap
before he went to bed. She said:
"This little piggie went to market,
The evening world., 1909-03-20
PANAMA CASES TO EE TRIED
IN THE REGULAR ORDER.
New Acknowledgement will Neither
Hurry Nor Delay Prosecution
for Alleged Libel.
Hy Associated rrcssl

WASHINGTON, March 2o-Thcrc
will he no abandonment OF the Panama
Canal libel prosecution by the Admin
istration nor unSeemly haste In bringing
these cases In trial, according to a high
Administration official to-day The
cases will he allowed to take their
places ON tho criminal calendars Of the
District of Columbia and elsewhere ard
will he handled in tho regular order
by the Governments reports were cir
culatcd to-day that the Administration
had decided to let these cases lapse
for the neNt four years
Acknowledgement Wickershams in
vcstlgatiuns ~ these cases. n e said.
have satisfied him that the government
will proceed with tao prosecution.
Whether he has advised President TAFT
NJ his attitude Is not known. although
no was to-day In conference with the
President Many important cases are
on hand In the Department NJ Justice.
and because Of this congestion Mr.
WIckersham will not mako the libel
cn.es special The fact thar they are
not helug pushed for trial probably
gave rise to the report that they wouid
be indefinitely postponed
The evening world., 1909-03-20
'F0RGETfULNESS,
NOT FALSEHOOD,"
SAYS ROOSEVELT
Explains Conflicting State
mentS as to Pictures in FadS
and FancieS Case.

OYSTER BAY, March 2O.-As one Of
the diverting incidents preliminary to
his departure for his African hunting
trip, former President Roosevelt found
himself witness in the library of his
home In Sycamore llIl to-day in a
suit brought against New York MAJ
aZine by photographer. Col. Roose.
Welt was represented by United State,
Distr',t.Atiorney StimSon, while H.,
deposition waa being taken.
Mr. Roosevelt was served with 4 ST.
nreme Court subpoena last week. n. a.
reception rendered to him by his towns.
people, asking for his deposition On M"
suit brought by photographer '1r tj,c0
against the Town Topics Publishing
Company, which published three NJ NJ
RoosNvelts photographs In 'I. book
"Fads and Fancies" Nj Roosevelt
denied he had at any time given per-
mission to the company IL publish his
pictures. The Photographic then 5pugn,
suit
Four photographs NJ himself we're
shown Mr.. Roosevelt TO-. y. which he
Identified. one was DTS 'lvorite pic.
ture, he said. and no had autographed
II and presented IT To- Mrs. Wade Hamp.
ton. Mr.. Roosevelt sad b" was unable
to say whether ~ hHi authorized the
rtthl igntGnn NJ tho rItft.TgDns mr. M,
The evening world., 1909-03-20
R|DDELL
IS WH|TEWASHED
BY CLEVELANDER
Gilbert Wins Star Match of
PittSburg Tournament in
Straight Games.


PITTsBURG. March 20.-Charley Gil
bert, OF Cleveland, defeated Glen Rid
dell six straight games in what was to
have been the best In eleven games here
on the bowling tournament alleys, clean.
ing the New York crowd out OF more
than $3.50. Gilbert averaged POI fiat for
the series, the Eastern Kid" never
having a chance to take n game except
in the second, which he lost by a soil
tary pin.
Gilbert averaged 2Ol as for the series.
Clarcnuc Brghtman and Gilbert carried
all Of the Cleveland end OF the bet,
while T.. j. Riddcll had almost all OF
the New York end.
The match was the only special one
BOWED On the new alleys here for
mon4y, the regular games outside OF
this battle being the only ones allowed.
Scores.
Grncrt-l76. III, 2li, 2i6, Nl, l9o
G.dell-126, 10. l7!, Is9, 10, IL
Harry kiene shot the last ball in the
rlI,dua event here this afternoon, he.
-g PIT on alone at the alleys lie
ustted j6l getting just around the
bottom Of the prize list, His scores
we're 1877, 19s and ls6.
The evening world., 1909-03-20
NOW COMES THE CAMERA
TO DETECT WR0NGD0ERS.

For wears the worlds famous detec-
t,yes have had great difficulty in appre-
bending criminals through inability TO
bring into courtroom certain classes Of
evidence that would prove their case,
could II be presented in tangible form
It has remained for the camera TO come
to their assistance.
I, will be interesting in the extreme to
see some Of the pictures OF crime caught
with detective cameras, and to read how
cieverly discriminating evidence has b.en
secured through photography, a. pre-
pared In feature form for publics ,Ion
in to.morrow's Sunday World. There
will be a score Of other leading article,
in the Illustrated Magazine Section tol
morrow. but be sure not 10 miss mis-
one In particular. Sunday Worlds are
selling to rapidly nowadays. you Will do
.Ssh 70 esdsr yous se0y IN slvaasA
The evening world., 1909-03-20
POLICE WARNED
Of PLOT T0HJLD
PETROS|NO'S BODY
Told Attempt May Be Made to
Prevent Its Being Put On
Ship for Home.

PALERMO, March N.-The statensn,
that the body OF Petrosino had been
placed on the Cunard line steamer
Slavonia for conveyance to New York
was an error II has not yet baen de-
cided by what vessel the body will be
sent home.
The Italian Lloyd has offered to take
the body to America free Of charge, on
the steamer Re rmoerto, sailing from
here March o.
In the meantime the comm Is In Z
warehouse on the pier closely guarded
night and day.
The police have been warned that an
attempt may be made 20 prevent It's an.
barkation.
signor Geoa, head Of the local police
said to-day that the authorities were
doing everything possible to apprehend
the slayers OF Petrosino. Ample fund,
have been provided for this end.
New arrests are being made daily
but the details are being kept secret In
order that the Maha have as little
knowledge as possible OF the direction
OF the researches.
The activity OF the authorities ha.
been extended to Naples. where Petro
sino spent three days before coming
here. The authorities think that N,
plot WAS Matched In Naples
The evening world., 1909-03-20
KILLED By DETECTIVE.

GENEVA. ". Y, Marc m-,iny Ma
honey, OF this city, q Nav YORK Cen
trail dstsotivs. shot an- KILLED a msn
whom he caught bfsaGins into freight
cars to-day, The mar was running
away when Mshonsy sho, h!n, IN, bull
let p<ustrstns he hsar,.
The evening world., 1909-03-20
$4,000 At STAKE,
He SPEEDED AUTO
Robert S. Ward, of Newark,
Arrested as He Hurried to
Complete Deal.

While on his way In an automobile
to complete deal which involved
so, COO, Robert s ward, OF No. l721 Har.
rson street Newark, n. j. the owner
OF q large leather factory, was arrested
to-day on the charge OF speeding. When
arraigned in the Harlem Court he was
held In SO bail for trial.
Bicycle Policeman Helms, Of the West
One Hundred and Fifty second street
station, made the arrest AZ Broadway
and one Hundred and Fltiv-seventh
street. He alleges that the machine
was going o. rate OF twenty-five and
A half miles an hour. The owner nj.
the car pleaded that ne be not arrested
az he was on his way 10 complete A
deal AZ Tsrry'own, In which $4,000 was
at sake.
ward waived examination and fur
nIsrt "a bond FOR hls appearance IN the
court OF Special Sessions
The evening world., 1909-03-20
THEY CLAIM A MISTRIAL;
WANT FINDING SET ASIDE
Judge Agrees to Hear Argument on Their Motion
and Fixes Bond of Each at $25,000-Sensa-
ton in Court When Verdict
Is Announced

NASHVILLE March 2o-Guty of murder in the second degree
with twenty years imprisonment the penalty was the verdict of the jury
to-day the against COL Duncan B. Cooper and his son. Robin
Cooper charged with the murder former United States Senator W.
Camack.
This announcement made by the jury court to-day after three
days deliberations created sensation, the prosecution seeming
Startled by the finding. The majority of the trong in court expected
disagreement and the verdict came with stunning force
The Coopers father and gave evidence for moment of the
shock they undoubtedly felt but only for moment both regng their
compoe and replying to the words of sympathy addressed by their
friends
The jury yesterday acquitted John D. Sharp codefendan
The evening world., 1909-03-20
W|LTSE A GIANT
ONCE MORE, QUITS
HOLD OUT" CLUB
Southpaw Pitcher Unexpect-
edly Joins Team at Dallas
and DonS Uniform.
BY Bozeman BuIger.
Special to The Evening World

DALLAS, Tex, March @.-George
Wiltse, the great southpaw pitcher, IN
I'll to-day member OF the hold OUT
club, Unexpectedly Joined the Giants to-
day and there is great Joy in the camp.
McGraw Ia all smiles. Some OF the
players were In front Of the hotel when
Witse leaped out OF cab and into
their arms. A cheer went up and the
much-lIked pitcher was escorted to Nc
Graw by bunch OF players, as II they
had found new toy.
Wiltse said everything had been hxed
up and he was perfectly satisfied.
I'm tickled to death to be back with
the team he said, and Immediately
began looking up his uniform.
The Giants played in both Dallas and
Fort Worth this afternoon. McGrsw
has decided 10 keep outfelder Cccash
under suspension for his fight with Her
zog until he gets more information con-
corning the unfortunate affair
Donlin Is stlll holding off.
The evening world., 1909-03-20
REARD0N
ARRESTED IN
JEROME ROW
Turns On Former Chief When
Subpoenaed in Gambling
Raid Case.
BRIBERY CHARGE MADE.
Ex-Detective Friend of Alleged
Gambler Held in $4,000
Bail.


'''''e he"''"n' on'-'h'e star 'e-
| rome sleuth, was arrested in the Tombs
Police Court to-day IN the course of a
,,o,,,,,t., e,,o,.o, ,,t,,, A.. r,,...,..
'o'"'E' IT occurred WINE testimony
was being brought out about the al
legged br!bing Of Emil Kllnge. Jerome
subpoena server nv Herman Rosen.
thai accused gambler and great frisrd
OF Senator Timothy u sulIiva,
Klinpe had sta,sd ia ,bo n,s,r,,,-,
tornev that Reardon had ,rytted hin, ..
his lReardon,s, hanna ~ ,ro., povo,,,,.,
and ths, when R.,rdor ,n,r,d,,c., 10.
enthal 70 him he said.
"KlInge. This man ,s m, oooa. ANY.
thing Won do for him v,,. dn for mo ,,
M, long sftar ,his Kline dao,oraa
bryoe was offered him IA, nm .,nlssar, ~,
Rosentbal. hrihs a.bio, bo l,,or 90
ceptsd on ina advice q, Nv 1sro,no
Tn. sensational, scn,o !, ,,o To,,,s
Court was the outcome ~ tho raid, an
the two gambling houses last niyht 81,
No l23 Second avenue and No "a Ssv.
enth street. II was asserted that 81,
had been paid TO Kinge TO tin off any
raid on places asserted to be run bv
Rosenthal. 1t was declared to-day tina,
there would be even more notable de.
veopments.
Had Him Subpoenaed.
| Wien the observation-disclosures learned NJ
| Reardon's boosted friendship with Ros.
enthal he issued a subpoena and had
Reardon brought before Magistrate
! krotel In the private examination room.
| The minute Reardon entered the en-
animation room in obedience to the
commands OF the subpoena, he COM
menced protesting In boisterous man
ner that the proceeding was illegal and
, that no one had right to examine
him' lie WAS informed that John Doe
proceeding was IN progress
| Nho Is 'he aetehdah'' then' querled
! Reardon.
| 'Johh Doe answered Mr.. Jerome.
we'll John Doe might be me or he
might be some other fellow. I'll not
answer question
After MI Jerome had cautioned
Heardoh not 10 tri'ie with the Court
and mad ADVISED MIN to respond to
questions put TO MIN he set up u cry
that ne was without legal assistance
THIS only increased the pistrict-At-
torneys anger and as he was about TO
reply to Reardon's call for a lawyer,
Leonard Sn!tkin walked into the room.
Here, sn'tkin," exclaimed Reardon,
Il want a lawyer"
You are not a defendant and not on
| titled to counsel. said the Magistrate.
Demands Protection.
well. demand that nv rights he
nrotec,.d" said The former dete,,ivo
Mr. Jerome asked Rearaon u he had
brought about the meeting between
Rosentha' and kllnse and Reardon said
he had no. ~
| Mhen the plstr''t-Attorney got
Nearuon pe'o'e "as's'rale h'o'e' lie
srilieo MS former cnie' subpoena server
WY" 'ap'''h's VI questions CONCERN
.hs mo '.'d.'onS WIN anu '''e''us''p
10. 'o'e"'"a'' ne'''o,' answers were
'Ahe" Wv" :" s'e"os l"p'''ca''!'
The evening world., 1909-03-20

Immediately the defense moved to
set aside the verdict because of the
verdict of disagreement Of yesterday
and asked the court to declare Il q
mistrial Judge Hart said he would
liF.en to arguments on this motion
later. He then fixed the defendants
bond at $4,000 each, which amount
was acceptable to both sides.
The verdict. coming az Il did upon
the heels Of Foreman Burkes dso-
laration yesterday. that w sre hope
lessly tied UP as to the Coopers." w~s
decided surprise.
Mrs. Burch and Mrs. Wilson, the
young daugtlters Of Col. Cooper. wers
brave when the verdict was announced
and, aside from fearful eyes, restrained
their emotion gamely. Mrs, Buroh ~
with her arm around her brother Rob
ms shoulder and Mrs. Wilson wss Il
her fathers right. Tho suspense fss
the two young women had been pttiabls.
and any verdict, however unfavorabls,
was relief.
Jurors Hurry Home.
The Jurors looked worn out and whss
the Court remarked. Il thank you Eeu.
tlemen for your patience and devotion
to the State. and dismiss to your
homes and your personal avocations,"
the entire twelve sprang from their
seats as one man and hurriedly lsft
the courtroom. The defendants and
their counsel remained to complete
the bond preliminaries and the motion
for a new trial.
Rumors that the jury had agreed
brought a crowd to the courtroom this
morning and caused the presence Of the
attorneys on both sides long before the
usual hour for converting.
As soon as Judge Hart entered court
and even before he removed his coat.
he ordered the Jury and the defendants
brought into court
~ understand they havs agreed"
he remarked to the press table. and
am sending 10 see"
Exactly at 9o5 A. N. the twelve
men entered the room and took the
same seats they hava occupied for
nearly nine weeks.
Have you agreed upon verdict.
gentlemen" said Judge Hart
"wo have" replied Foreman f. NJ
| Burke. hoarsely.
Advance Mr. Forsman and read
the verdict"
We. the Jury, and the defendants.
Duncan Il cooper and Robin Cooper.
guilty OF murder in the second degree
and assess their punishment at con-
The evening world., 1909-03-20
HARTMAN YACHT SAILS.
Finanrirr VIII Probably Board Her
At New Orleans,

The steam yacht Sultana, owned by
f. II. Hartman, sailed to-day for New
orleans.
Mr. Hartman is now on the Pacific
coast and, 1t is expected. will board his
hcyat at New Orleans for the trip
home
The evening world., 1909-03-20
TORN To PIECES ny THE Mon,

Ths ssau,lfgl Princess Lsnoalls torn 10
pieces ~ the iniariatsd nab . the historic
gaInunx yoa I.lslys freq with so.morgsw's
The evening world., 1909-03-20
DYES ron YOUR EssTER EGGS,
FREE

p,corH. your Easter ,sE, Win re
Ray MnsIcAS IS
The evening world., 1909-03-20
EVERY CHILD LIKES LoLL,pOps

A d.lIc5nus piece o. candy FOR the Children
presented Win tO-morrow's SUNDAY AMER.
fCAS s.s
The evening world., 1909-03-20

The Worries Travel Buresa.
sscoaa krys4s Booth, Neg Ra.iissr sa,s.
ESrrSa hresi and Bag Chez kins. A ~
olkls cnavUtmeA u ne pakh " tfsssl sss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-10

played. On that ground ball OF Rel.
chle's he just shut his eyes and let
it pass on through him, while
high foul ball almost hit him in the
stomach.
There was slim attendance at the
game. Probably some Of the fans
stayed at home and shined their an
wills expecting to get in some good
ticks on them. But this part of the
base ball population are going TO be
disappointed for the locals are not go
ing to engage in slump.
Some one In the grandstand made
remark concerning one of Links
pegs which did not imply that it in
any way resAmbled any of Johnny
Kings throwing. Rusty Owens
heard the remark and said that Belt
would be glad to give $500 for him.
Who knows but what he wouldn't.
Brand Is the life, the brains, the
speed and all therein contained, OF
the Ottumwa infield. With all due
respects to Grodnick and other stars
OF the league, the Ottumwa man is
one of the best in the minors. and will
scarcely remain another year in a
Glass d. league. In Brand Is con-
tanned everything that go to make up
successful ball player. He has the
speed, a wonderful arm, cool head
and the life and energy which saves
many an extra base by backing up
plays. An instance OF this was shown
in yesterdays game when Brand
backed up third base. Brand is also
a successful hitter and good base
runner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-10
ACKNOWLEDGE IT.
keokuk Has to Bow to the Inevitable
Scores Of Citizens Prove Il.

After reading the public statement
Of this representative citizen OF Keo-
kuk given below, you must come to
this conclusion: A remedy which
cured years ego. which has kept the
kidneys in good health since. can be
relied upon to perform the same work
in other cases. Read this:
/ Theodore Hegeman. 1928 Fulton
street, Keokuk. Iowa, says: Il glad
~ confirm the statement my wife gave
in my behalf several years ago. after
had used Doan's Kidney Pills with
such good results. l was troubled
OF and on with kidney complaint and
my back war SO lame and sore that
| could hardly stoop or lift. Two
boxes Of Doan's Kidney Pills entirely
cured me md | have had no need Of
a kidney remedy since. Deans Kid
ney Pills are the best preparation /
ever used
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name -Doan sand
take no other.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-10
Soldier BaIks Death Plot.

1t seemed to j. A. Stone, civil wa.
veteran, of Kemp, Tex, that wv
existed between desperate lung NV
bic and the grave to cause his aeasa ~
Il contracted stubborn cold, -
writes, that developed a cough ,,s
stuck to me. In spite of all reneu', -
for years. My weight ran down
1870 pounds. Then began to use 80. "a
Kings New Discovery, which res'o, IN
my health completely. | now we' o.
ITS pounds" For severe Coids,
stinate coughs, hemorrhages' al ~
ma. and to prevent Pneumonia ~,
unrivaled. soc. and s100. ira D .on
tie free. Guaranteed by Wllkln''
& Co. and ], f, Kiedaisch & sou
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-10

Dysentery is dangerous disease
but can be cured. Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has
been successfully used In nine cpl
denies of dysentery. 1t has never
been known to fail. 1t is equally val
liable for children and adults, and
when reduced with water and sweet.
ened, 1t Is pleasant to take. Sold by
Wilkinson & Co. Pharmacy and ]. r.
Kiedaisch & Son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-10
Easy Sailing In First.

Mr.. Blue Jacket passed successfully
through the first stage of the en-
counter, and hencefor- the game.
That first inning was soon over and
the Indians rested safely and so did
the fans. Richards, who plays third
base about as well as farm hand
plays golf, was the first dauber up
and hit weakly to Grodnick, one of
those easy skiers. Reeve hit to first,
Miller taking the ball. which was wide
from rhe base, and throwing to Blue
Jacket, who covered first. The Ind
ian tw'rle- was running as he reached
the base and dropped the throw. Jehl
singled to right. Senno struck out
Mier missed the third strike. or rather
dropped the bali, but threw the man
out at first and double play resulted
when Reeve ried 10 ride to third.
In Keokuk's swing Grodnick was on
the sick list as demonstrated on his
first time at bat. Crippled as he was
before Dunn, he managed to reach
first when our friend Richards fun.
bled an easy one. Thomas made good
Immediately by cracking one past
second. Grodnick reaching third. The
hit of Richards went to Jehl in cen
ter and on the throw in Dunn stood
and let the ball carom off his right
foot and escape some distance away
Grodnick took home with the first
score and Thomas tore the dust be
tween first and second. Corridel was
out, third to first. and Eseich'e was
out short TO first Miller walked on
four distant ones and Landrey biffed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-10
Why the Senator Was Juooed.

Kansas City Star: 1t was In vain
that Senator Stone pleaded the pro.
vision that a United States senator
can only be arrested on charges OF
treason. murder and felony. This de.
tense was promptly waived Oil the
ground that native of Kentucky and
citizen of Missouri taken in the act
OF drinking Scotch whisky cannot
purge himself on a charge of treason.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-10
MADE 1T A LIFE STUDY.
Or. :. s. Leonhardt Found the Cause
and Cure Of Piles,

DR.. J. s. Leonhardt, the celebrated
specialist Of Lincoln, Neb. proved aft.
er years OF study. that thu cause Of
pies is .lternal-bad circulation. Then
ne perfected Hem-Roid an internal
remedy, and in 1000 different cases
It cured SO per cent. BY DR.. Leon.
hardts order. Hem-Roid Is sold under
an iron-clad guarantee. Ii it fails. the
money is paid Lack. 'l'
81 at Wilkinson & Co.'S. Keoknk
Iowa, or mailed by DR.. Leonhardt ~
station B. Buffalo, n Y. Write for
booklet. ~ ~