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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-24
CITY NEWS.

The republican ward primaries
will be held tomorrow evening.
Another big flock of wild geese
passed over the city last evening, on
their way north.
The Congregational and Baptist
indoor baseball teams will clash this
evening in a regular scheduled game
Of the church league.
the second ward republican pri-
maries will be held tomorrow evenings
at 1850 o'clock in Estes hail. The
skating rink there will not interfere
with the meeting.
The regular meeting of the school
board which is set for tomorrow even.
ing, has been postponed on account
of the ward primaries Of both parties
which are to be held tomorrow even
ing.
Tie body of Mrs. W. G. Rhinehart,
the colored woman who dice in Keo-
kuk Monday morning, was sent to
Canton, Mo-, this morning where in
terment will be made. Canton was
the former home of the deceased.
The Fort Madison Humane So
ciety elected the following officers:
A. P. Brown. president; w. R. Timpe
and Mrs. George B. Stewart, vice pres
idents; Mrs. charles w. MacHenry,
secretary, and Mrs Caroline Cater
mole, treasurer.
Nauvoo Rustler: John Wustrow
and family, VIM. Englehart and wife,
James Shelton and wife and Herman
Hemmy of Keokuk. Herman Desnay
and wife OF New Boston, Iowa, Mrs.
Cora Ogden OF Seattle. Wash, and
Mrs. Ella Kerr of st. Louis, attended
the funeral of Mrs. Geo. Bruegger
Sunday. VIM. Reimbold of Keokuk,
and Peter Reimbold OF Chicago are
here on accoun of the serious illness
of their mother, Mrs. Gertrude REIN
bold, who Is at the home of her son,
Rev. Father Reimbold. She is 9S
years old. During the past several
days she has been in serious con
dition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-24

CLEaENTISE:
Don't try TO make angel food unless you
use Gold Medal Flour. BELINDA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-24
ANNOUNCEMENT.

hereby announcement myself as
candidate for denomination for the
office of mayor. subject to the action
of the Republican city convention
w. E. STRIMBACK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-24
ANNOUNCEMENT.

l wish to announce myself a can.
didate for city marshal on the Repub-
lican ticket subject to the decision OF
the city convention.
HARRY MALONE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-24
ANNOUNCEMENT.

I hereby announce myself as can
didate for the office of mayor, sub
ject to the will of the delegates to
the democratic CITY convention.
CHARLES OFF.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-24
ANNOUNCED

I wish to announce myself a can.
didate for city marshal on the Republic
can ticket subject to the decision OF
the city convention.
HENRY KESSELRIr,G.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-24
ANNOUNCEMENT.

announce myself as a candidate
for mayor, subject to the approval Of
the republican city convention.
SAM C. WESTCOTT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-24
ANNOUNCEMENT.

I will be candidate for the Office
of city marshal subject to the action
of the democratic convention.
JOHN NJ. KENNEY.
City Marshal.
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9irdGdes.

Sn Der ED. lutberiiden ct. Soban-
nesfirde, Ode Nuepa n1o Siio-Yrc-
ia StraBe, finbet ipdbreno Ser So
lten5eit regelmdBig ieoen MittmofJ
Abeflo Inn aft l1br Baiiionsgottes-
oieflit lfott. Die Sonntagmoracn-
8ottesoienite ioDie Die Baiiions-@o
tesoienite ner6en in oeutfder Spra-
DE obgebalten. Sour Die Sonntae-
MISUNDERSTANDING, pelde UNI hs
ubr beginner, in englifder Spra-
DIE. Cine ber5li1e gilllabung ann
9eiu6 unierer @ottesoienlte erge1t
an uflier oentl6es Bublifum.
ltniere Sonntagsifule erfreut lif)
eines itetigen @a1stums. Dielelbe
miro BON ITO Big 1870 Shilern &C.
Inht, BON oenen etpa Is in engli-
Idle &laiien eingereibt iino, aGe ii6ri.
gen in beutihe &laIien. gs lit Dies
ein @efDeis oafiir, bob bas Oeutid,-
tllm in San 4ntonio nidt ob, ioll-
bern 5unimmt, uno oaB Die beutid)ea
gintpobner fib ibrer Iufgabe, ibre
Wutterlpra6e aud ibren &inoeril
5n pererben, INNER mebr bepubt
meroen. Jerner elm geneis oafiir,
oaB BEL Gielen 6as 9eitreben beltebt,
Die S%egnungen ibrer Mrtterfird1c
aud ibren Gin0ern gu pererben rno
lie ibrer Stride 81 erbnlten, anifott
gleid5eitig 5u5uieben, pen1 iic lid)
in irgenomelde amerifanii1e Setten.
firden bege6en. Die &inoer oent-
ifer gltern iino gum geiu1 unicrer
Sonntagsidule ber8lid eingelaoen.
8. Sartmann, 9aItor.
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!
9os Hpnr1Spntnutpn)

0os Observation-Disclosures Der
2eeislotur bat ben 3uiaben oes Sc
nots 5l Ser Serreni6en S6ul-
BID 5ugeitimmt lino oie 8ia lit iebt
III beioen Sauiern angenommen,
- SsSlt Ser geitrigen 5hulrots-
mabl ipurben MIR 1853 Stimmer OBJ
gegeben. Die beioen 9amen erbiel-
ten lange ni1t 10 niel Stimmcll
mie Sic beioen Serren. 9ur1 Die
Mnnabme Des ncl1er gbartergeietes
lit bie gauge @abl amedlos geuor-
Sen, 81 bas lleue @eieb beitimmt,
boB I'M Mpril cine @abl ltattfinoei
nllb unb boB feline Srauen ai Wfit-
a%lieoern bes Sdulrats eemablt mer-
sen fo1tnen.
= Ser @oubernelr Bot Or. S.
II. Ni6ols aug @reenbiGe, als ysah-
folaer Or. Barriers, gum Setter oes
hieiigen Srrenbauies ernannt.
- Nad 4Sitiinoigem 9eiiamnlen-
iein erfldrte Die Surp in Dem Safe
oon sbao. 50. 5mitb eeeen S. so.
0libari, BEL Dem es fi6 um ben Be
iit beg elite 6otel banbelt, oaB lie
lid nibt einigen tonne.
- 9ur6 grploiion zines Cos
ofens gerieten Die 8leioer bon Jrall
Roia @oob an Der 8urlelon StraBq
Ro. 1901 mobnbaft, in 8rano uno
Ste Srau pltroe 10 i6ner perlest,
Bob on ibrem @iffommen ge5meifelt
miro.
= Simple fiir Tauidbrano, Mil-
Reg Seller (9ladlea). 3um Ber-
fauf BET Gmpples Srng Gumpanu.
1913 SO Gommerce-St. San Intoilio.
- Die Moparro StraBe ion biz
sur goif &omana berlangert mer-
Den.
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0runoeisentnms l1ebertrasnnsen,

9(nnie nno $. 0e. Snt1inion an Slll<
ton Wtlleler, @runbItiid an Der Ya;s
mettp Ibeuue; $1,000.
Srau Safe s. @osling an S. 6. Gon:
1er, u1o Senrb S6roe0er, 8runoitud
m ilelten GitDz8lod 1716; $100u II. 81.
8ra1 Mlice s.. Meislabn an Weoraarei
Siffal1p, @runofiid an Der Macon 5tr. /;
1880.
@rnet Sren5el uno Srau a11 argult s.
Emit, 99h Ider 2anb; $255o.
.ter, @runoitiid i'm neuen gitpz5tnd
365; $500.
81. 3. 8etrid an 81. g. Sotparb,
8rlruDltiid an Der @aroen Ctr; $323G.
Charles @roebner unb Nlfreb 9uers
-er an sc. q. 9an1pn, @rllnbItiid III Bet
3iaereft GbDitipn; 1915.
@iliom 9obrotpolsfi an M~naitacio
Selan, Grltnbtiid an Der Suo<8ra3us
StraBe; 5000.
Qi1aitatio Selan rl1o Srau an @m.
Sobrplpolsfi, @r1inOfiid an Der &err
Ctr; $1,000.
3ad5los bon 81. SO. 9taade an 81. g.
Stepbens, @runlbitiid, besren5t bon sen
StroBen Guis, 2ppe5, Nabioab uno Guz
laberas; $1,000.
Sobn g. Slpeet an Gobert l1r,
8rllnbltiid an Der gcfe Der Saul uilb
Rommentol Ctr; $3.50 Ii. q.
q. S6atpe u. q. bur1 BEN 6beriff. al,
l9iQiam 9pbroipplsfi unb 6. q. Stice
en-, @rlnbitiid an Ser &err unb @ue
.anoo Ctr; $40.
Stnut Stealth Company on Senrb
robe, @runoItiid an Ser 9elalpare
en-; $722. so.
Sobn @arbad Ii. q. an Soiep6 ).
Robes, 1928 @der 0ano; $500.
@li5a Sane elliott al George 9.
Sill, @rlmb1tiid an Der @de Der SiaS
Eeeos lnb 8ueua @iita Ctr; $425O.
6. 8. @enrD an sc. S. aain5,
8ruloitiid am Marl6orougb BIaee:
$500.
S. $. Mopre unb Srau an seIir 6.
aib6e nno Srau, @runoitiid I'M nelen
Sitp@gfod 2074; $3.50.
Qncn 9. MaIon an emma Helber.
@rlllbltiid an Der Carolina StraBe,
5000.
GILBERT 8. @mit6 an aouiie ,oosrnsr,
8rua0itiid an Der CEDAR Ctr; $3.50.
9. s.. Sllrniib, Sruitee, an 9foel $.
2nons nro 6erbert Suleutpiber, @rnl,6s
ltid in Der Beacon 6in Nbbition; $3.50.
N9nes uno emma glab an S. $.
airfpatrid, @runbitiid in Ser @pootalpn
abenue; $1,000
Caroline goef an CD. nnb Cards
Iarrell, @runbItiid in |ina @on Sole;
$425.
5. 6. @eG unb Sralt an Marb Scott.
fer, @runDitiid an Der Claudia IND
@orben Ctr; $4,000.
Nnhrins unb Mnria @ablab8id oil
@mil &lar, @rlinbitiid an Ser gde Der
Sorrera unb @iibSQlamo Ctr; $1,000.
Nathan Gmitb an Sspalo unb 9hep-
halb &errmnnn. @runbitiid an ser Ea>
70 6onoo unb Gibbs Ctr; 1924.
Iilton giierlob an Senrb. SO. Sri.e-
henrt. @rltnbitiif I'M neuen gitb@Ylnd
977; $1,000.
Iarn GippIfein an gonarbs Stealth
g%emponh, @tuno7tiid in Der 8sncon
5iG Gbbition: sos.
8. 6. @nlfe an Sral1 Sohanna @ofs
ter, @rlmoitiid IN 9r. 8itte's Mbni=
ton; $500.
8. 9. gfeeg an Srau Mbere gtnads,
@r1tnbitiid an Der @aberid StrnRe;
$3.50.
gier abom an eo. q. aoam, ets
Nder Qarb; $4283.
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reinigte, oie Dora in 2pioImaiier ge=
legt bette, oodte er, ME glott uno
ifon ous oues ginge, menn ctll5
perItdnoige Srau einem 3ur 6ano
gebt, uno mos 2iQi mol ongeitellt ia
ben miir0e, mern Tie babel bate be
bilfli6 iein miiiien.
uSie bitten eigentli6 &ronfenpfle-
germ peroen iollen, Srdl1Iein @latt-
nerl"
u9os moIte i6 aud, @err Gof
tor, unO ipenn mid oantols mei1lc
S6meiter nidt bere0et bdtte, bier Die
Stellltng at15unebmen, i6 mor's pic[-
leiGt gemor6en."
uSm", modte 9dnborot. SD milf
mir nod meinen MonteG bo1en. 81
2ilbriell alein i'm @obn3tmmer?~
ST lei Dor fur5em BORT aqein 0r=
meien. @enn Ser 9oftor Mittags
nod giitfelo 5uriidf6me, modte er
bod ibrer S6peIter iogelL boB 0oro
Die no6ite No6t BORT bei Germollo-
ten i6lofen moue.
ST iab lie forideno olt. SEQ jn.
i'd perltebe. Sd nia's beitelen. g.
lit bod fomiid, mas Elm Menih mebr
filr nnrube eeben form."
Mebr iogte er nift. 9don Dor
Der Sir borte er, BOG 2iibrien I'M
3immer allf uno ob eing, nno mi
&ronfen5immer 6orte ct 2illi mt
Dem &inoe ipre6en.
Scr Sohen miro In o6t Gogeu
pieber lei6te @rbeit tim f0nnen Sd,
moate Mir meinen Wontel boleN",
iaate er, il1oem er oas &leioungs
itiif bonn Soften nobm. +
pSait ou einen g(lgenbIid 3cft
fir mid, 0anborbt?"
$50, pen1t bu mir cine Gigorrc
giebit.~
v9ort ite5t cine Site, nimm Sit
cine"
CSortietnno foIat.)
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Mahe Sem spSe in Sin Bomb.

~SabreIoltg fat mir elm i6mercS
sungenleioen groBe 5dmer5en Der
urladt", idreibt Srolt 500 Sopey II
Big &onb, go, olno me6rere @}n
le bin i6 Dem So6e Nobe geipeFen
Die Ier8te erfiarten, i6 lei unhci(
bar. Or. Sings 0em 0iscopcr~
bradte mir i6nca grleihterung nnf
banernoe Seilung.~ Gs perri6tci
8unoer bei Suiten uno GrfaItniQ
frnnfen 2uneen, 9lntitur5, Grippe.
@ltbma, Gronp, &elihbuiten lt1to al
len Solsleioen. SOC mo $500. ger.
ilidsfloiden fret. @oral1tiert bon al
len M~potbefern.
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gegongeM Sic iid auf Sabre eritrqden
uno in oenen -5di=4ai ei1e
berporragen0e &oae ipielte. gr hot
te Der &aiierin Sen Ylan &tpolle=
lis, Siu=Si our6 Ouon- 56i-&ai
entfiibren gu loiien, p%erroterL Yor=
tel gemedielt nno m1Bte Die &ode
aes ungliidliden &oiierS fiirdten.
III Dem augenblid, bo er Ser gos-
hnnoi6oft ieiner Sonte entriidt fem
piiroe. 81 begegneten ii6 ieine
4bIi6ten nit oenen Ser &oiicrin-
8ittlpe, Die fir ben Soq, oaB ser
poaig gei6md6te, energieloie frontc
aWang=iii no6 ibrem Sooe bie SIC
gierung ergreifen niiroe, innere TIT
ruben porousiob uno in ibrer Stcr-
beltunoe nod ibnen our6 einen erolt-
larne1t gntl6luB b%orbeugte.
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0cirnts.S meine.

goparb 8due uno Miaie @aufe.
R9ilipp 2otbringer unb &nbreb Be &pn
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gefaitmtmadJmns.

g. sc. g. Bremen" miro nod)
elmer beute eineegangenen Mitte.-
hung in Ser 3eit bonn 10. bis q.
Mdr5 1909 i'm Soften BON Seem Or
(eaas, g., permeilen.
9ieienieen beutl6en Electromagnetic
rigen, mel6e ibrer Militdrpflidt
1o6 nidt genii9t boben, merben oa=
Nlrd @elegenbeit erbalten, iid bon
Sem otf Benz S6iffe befinbliflc1
Warineor5t unteriuden 5ll laiien.
9ie ii6 qeitelenoen 8erionen 60
Sen lire (GeiiepaB, @eburtsihein,
2oiunqsi6ein ooer oesel.) 2egitima=
ions be5n. Wilitdrpapiere mit5u=
6rinaen.
Ser aoilerlid oeutide aoniuL
ees. SheiOt.
8olpelton Ser, Ben 6. Mars 1909.
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@ic aaiicr aluans-ia itar6.

anf @runo 5uperldBiger oireftey
Snformationen" aug Yefinq Glib.
Srancis Murp in Ser ,9iepue" cine
nele Mnfleben erregenbe 0orIteQul0,
nod Der malt oos Sdidial oes IN
gliidliden &aiiers, oen offi5ioicr
ausitreullngeu enteegen, getpoltioaf
berbeiaefiibrt bot. @Is 8 JUS, 81
&aiierin=@ittpe, ibr gnoe berolllla-
ben fiiblte, berief iie einen Miniliers
rot, ser am IL. Nopen1ber 5hiaa1-
trot. Sier tpuroe nad) langen 81
ratunaen ibr oreiidbriger fleirer De
fe Gu-Yi gum Grben bes &aiier
thrones beItimmt. grina Si9un usi
Der @oter 8u=gis ioGten bis 5lh.
@roBio6rigfeit oie Gegentidaft fiib
rem. Ha6 Der 8eratung belt cie
&aiierin Ouan=S 1i=&oi uno oen Al
ten Grin5en Sidin BEL iid suriic;
mo lieB ben @robmeiiter Ser @lnu.
Gell rilfen. Sier muroe ole MtaB-
nabmen feitgeiest. 0os grgebuis
NOR 5ulladit cine Mitteilung, no.
nad iid 6oS Gefinoen oes &aiicrs
~gefdbrlidl peridlimmert babe, Dem
friiberen 8rouhe entgegen pnroe1
biesmal Die 0ienitoilgebote Ser Sc
9ationsdr5te rrnomeg abgemieien
Sim nadlten Worgen um 10 lt6r
bctratoer @roBmeiiter Ser @unltherL
begleitet bon 8ipei iiberen Mannern,
Sen fleinen Haloit, ser Dem &aiier
5ltnt @obnltng onqemielen NOR. Bic
llmgebung bes Serrihers mllroe emf
fernt mo MN teilte Der @rui,r
meiiter Dem aoiier nit. oaB 9ilt-Si
im Sterben ldge uno BOB er Tie IL
ben SOB beoleiten miiiie. Gabei
legtc er Dor Dem Safer, Die Opium!
fiigelden, bic fleilien @olobl0ttcy
ulo oie eelben Seioenidniire All
ben Gid, nit benen Sie Ghineicu
bon Stonb Sel6ftmoro begeben; scr
2ebensmiioe legt zines Ser ounftcr
5arten 8ldtter auf oen Muno. at.
met tief Elm, moOurh Die fleine Sbei-
be IN oen Sails aepeht miro, sic
Seffnl,ng Der 2uftrobre perihlicbt
uilb 10 Sen 500 barbeifii6rt. ser
@roBmeiiter 600 ii6 Oann 8uriif nit
Dem Sinmeis, BOB er Inn 1 llbr @ah
mittaqs mieoerfebren miirOe. Goltte
Bis oabin Gmong-iii ni6t Die Soiunl=
piaen geihludt ooer Die @olbblGtt-
den eineeatmet baben, 10 miiiie er
trob bes &eipefts, BEN oie Ser
ion bes Wonarhen i'm einfl6Bcs
Ben &aiier ourh Die SeioeriGniire
~erbrolieln Ioiien. Die beioen @e-
qleiter oes @roBmeiiters blie6en alS
@oden 5uriif. 9an @alait oerbrci-
teten iih iofort @eriihte iiber ouif-
le @eidebniiie, Ole 6rouen 8ittterten
fir ibr 2eben uno Die @umuNcn
perinhten Ell fliehen. Mber 9liaa-
Shi-&ai bette ieine WaBna6met 1s-
troffen, nietnonn fornte BEN &a-
loit perlaiicu mo holo 900 eire
bnrlpfe &uhe Elm. Nfs Ser @roB-
meifter ON Wittoq 8uriidfphrte ipot
rem Die Spiumflgeln berldmnnocr,
Der &oiier Ioq foim nod atnlenS
oitf ieinem Mubebette, oos Ser}
id,lue MIR nod ifmo6 ulo Die
@lieoer beqormen bereits sn erf1i-
ten. Nuon.G di-aoi muroe iofort
nerltGnoiqt. mofte Ser ~totfranfen
qmierin Mitteiluno. sic @eIount-
idlaften empfiuoen Ro6ri6t. Der aai-
Ter lieqe I'M Sterben uno TrirB
Sihin muroe nod Sen &oiirrdrdbern
qeionot, o,trf Soferqobcn Sic @rfe
fobren ouf 6as Mohen ei7es fa''Fti.
qen @efGbrten porsubereiten. 9icles
Sragooie poren Sntriguen poranf
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i'm p~oGitdtloig %perfIblen unb ru5rt
fur5 Dor Dem @ebrou6 2 gier unO 2
giootter oorourtter. Is i6one ein-
gemodte Ifirii6e in Salften eeidnit-
ten tauft mat Nun in ben 9afteig
unb legt iie IN fo6enoes Sd)nlal5,
in ben1 Tie ifipimmettb 81 idoner
gologelber Sorbe bafen miiiic1.
sic meroen nod Dem Serausnebmell
auf 2oi6papier entfettet uro nnrl1l
5prnirt
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S0tetc ben Muoreifcr.

Gin unerbittlider M0roer lit Mp-
penoicitis bel pielen &rollfelt. Iber
Or. Sings SEEM 2ife 8ns totem iDn,
illoenl lie linn 5llborfmmen. Sic re-
gen in miloer @eile Sen Wa9cn,
sic 2eber ullo Die @ingepeioe en-
perbinoern iene @niamntlun9elt, Bic
M~ppenoicitis berbeifiibren uno beilell
8erltopfung, 8iIliolitat, Sieber, Ma-
lario, aopfldmer5et ll1o llnberboa-
lidfeit. 25c bel allen @potbefern.
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.. iplde 9ein!

Sur euten Mntesl 9eiIung bon biez
lem entiebliden 1ebeI Der @dmprr5ois
ben, Die feinen Mugenblid 9tube laien
lnb fid ni1t bnrd Das Mefler bes
gbirursen, Die Quetidfette oes Seilge@
6Hlfen ooer Die giftisen @alben seq
lnadialbers pertreiben lieben, lit bort
nod mogli9; GO giebt Elm @ittel, bas
IN oieier SDaenpein unfe6lbar biIfr.
obne ben aemarterten &0rper nod ntebr
81 e~ntfrdften; ein ratipneaes OlitteI,
oas 3ebntauienoen, feline unfebIbarc nnb
l6merSluie 9eiltpirfung betpieien fat.
9eittel, y@~1afaiis", pirb sMr
Brobe bon g. gienitdbter & Co., Dor
2416.. Stem @orf gitb, an Sebermani
foftenfrei berianbt.
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Treue uno Spiiriinn bot Ell

DNA ~
5agobuno on ben Sag geIegt, ser
gtitte DECEMBER b. S. fir 200 Dtarf
BON leinem Serrn in Berlin not)
5art6urg perfauft misroe. aalrll
mar oas Eier bon ieinem neuen @e.
tiger in Sambure in gmpfona qc-
nommen, als es %entIief. @ae Nad-
rorlbungen poren nergebens. Nod)
Iblauf BON bier Woden befanl Der
9amburger Serr Die Nahriht ans
Berlin Der Surlo lei BORT poaitGnoiq
a%usgebungert uno ermattet mieocr
mgefommen. Die e%ntfernun9 ami.
i6en Samburg uno Berlin betrdgt
runo 290 &ilometer, obgeieben boll
ben geDoltigen ltmnegen, Die oas
5ier ii6er gemadt bot.
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-04-15
Unusual.

A colored man wanted to join a
Baptist church down south, but his
character was such that the preacher
discouraged him. But he was per
sistent and kept coming from time
TO time. Finally the preacher put
him of by agreeing shat when Moses
had a revelation from Heaven he
would be accepted as a church mem.
Der. Not long after that Moses ap
pesred with besming countenance:
Il done got dat rebelation from
heaven parson. Yes sab. Had a
dream last night and de good Lord
appeared and axed what was troub
lin me. l dun tole him how l had
wanted to join your church for goin'
on two years now. He said to me,
Don't you worry Nose. l have been
tryin' 80 get into that church myself
foh ober fifty years. "-Ex
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-04-15
Young Hero Rewarded For Saw.
inq Train.

Butler, Pa For saving a passen
ger train from q wreck ON the Bes.
semer & Lake Erie railroad near
Euclid last week Leo Mccall, aged
IA, son Of James Mccall was present
81 with gold watch as q reward.
Superintendent j. s Mattson and
other officials went to the home oil
the lad In the country and made the
presentation.
Young Mccall was walking home
from Euclid along the Bessemer
tracks, and In the darkness stumbled
against mass OF earth and rock 10
a deep cut. The lad knew the south.
bound train VAS almost due. he ran
to bis home a hall mile away and
got red lantern.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-04-15
PROSPECTIVE
JOYS

His nose was red and his hands were
stuffed into the pockets Of his shabby
overcoat and he stumbled a little in
his thick shoes as he edged up to the
young woman who was going down the
avenue at pace induced by the arc
tic atmosphere.
Say" he gasped. "wh' time Is it!'
well" said the young woman. iu-
dicially. Il should say It was some
whore around IL o'clock. Whyf"
Mas going to take me to = show al
half-past H." he explained. accommo-
dating his step to hers. "It's down
at Thirty-ninth street You goin' to
IT."
The young woman looked regretful.
Dear met" she said. Il don't believe
/ am. I've another engagement for
this morning. Isn't II too hadi"
"Uh-huh." agreed the small boy. ITS
goin' to be great Say. amt you
walkin' awful fast?"
Excuse me-" said the young won.
an. slowing down. "Of course, they
expect me on time, but I can explain
that important business detained me"
"Huh?" asked the small boy. "Where
y goin'f Another showf'
mot exactly" admitted tho young
woman. "Just a language class
where you study, you know"
"Gee!" said the small boy. ION
Sat'day. too! Guess you'll be glad to
be late!
Me an m brother've been savin'
up to go to the show" he went on. Il
got 70 cents an m brother, he's got
over dollar, but he found q 50-cent
piece. Once he found stickpin. too,
but that was because he was walkin'
in the gutter SOS he could splash In
the puddles. NJ brother, he couldn't
save much. My sister, she amt goin'
to the show because she spent all her
money an didn't save q cent. an she
has to stay home, ma says, an my next
sister"
Good gracious!" interrupted the
young woman. How many of you are
there in your family?"
Six" said the small boy, casually.
There was ten, but four they died.
My twin had whooping cough an 1t
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-04-15
RAlsE coon hoasEa
Don't ss coatsns 70 Breed Common


I am asked many times year Quss-
lions about horse breeding and win
tell you a little about the business
that every farmer ought TO know.
About nine out OF ten farmers who are
raising any colts at all now start out
with view OF getting horse for their
own use A common farm horse Is
the loEest-pricsd horse that Is on the
market to-day; aim higher. II the
market wants q $500 or $500 horse.
take the money. Lay all prejudice
aside and use Q little horse sense In
selecting brood mare aud crossing
her with sire that win produce re-
suits, writes Elwood 8. Akin In Rural
New Yorker. Pereherons are used
about seven to one In this country and
have proved their value. A Percheron
can be crossed with all kinds Of mares
from mustangs up and the colts will
be Percherons OF different sizes. To
say that we cannot produce the high
est-priced draft horses In the world
is to acknowledge we have not the
brains. We have the land. feed and
markets. AS business proposition.
draft and business horse breeding
presents to the eastern farmer an un-
limited opportunity. Organise breed
ers' club In your town, get the farm
ers interested In keeping more and
better mares. Get the best Percheron
stallion that you can AFFORD to own;
rather than buy cheap stallion. get
two or three of your friends to go In
with you. Remember that on the
quality of the sire largely depend the
results Of your breeding and the
profits obtained from the stock pro-
duced.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-04-15
BREEDING sows.
They Should Be Kept In Medium Flesh
at All Times.

Breeding sows should be kept n
medium flesh ct all times. They can
not be kept thin without decreasing
their rations below what they should
be to keep up vigor. In keeping them
too thin there is also the possibility
Of tendency to breed in a quality
preventing rapidity of fattening. The
thrift Of the sows should always be
such that their progeny will inherit
ythe tendency to fatten quickly. Also
the sows themselves, when beyond
their usefulness az breeders, will need
to be fattensd. and the quality should
be retained for that purpose.
II a, SOW is permitted to become
too fat she may deteriorate as q
breeder. Overwhelming breeding ami
mails, says the Farmers Review, some
times causes such changes In them
that they are never afterwards of any
good as breeders. The breeding sows
should be fed a ration having a good
proportion Of protein, about one part
of protein to five parts OF carbohy-
drates, and should be allowed to run
In place large enough to induce ex-
erciss The exercise combined with
the quality Of the rations should keep
them In medium condition of flesh,
and will do 20 II the quantity Of the,
feed be restricted to an amount that
viii prevent overwhelming. Even With
thoroughly balanced ration II q pos
sible for SOW with healthy appe,
Ute to become too fat