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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-28
CITY NEWS.

Read the want column.
DIR. Colby, Dentist, over Younker's.
Read The Daily Gate City, 10
cents per week.
Ed. s. Lotion is sick at his home
and Is confined in bed.
The river this morning showed a.
fall OF one tenth OF foot since yes
terday. The stage today is 1874 feet.
The river will continue to fall.
The board of health held a spec
ial meeting this afternoon at 4 o'clock
to talk over the scarlet fever situa-
ton which seems to be now under
control.
AT meeting Of De La Sales Coun-
Gil, knights of Columbus, neld last
evening the following delegates were
elected to attend the state convention
at Iowa City May II and IL: Grand
Knight j. H. Mcnamara. Best Grand
Knight George d. Baur; alternates, A.
y. Mullarky and Herman Meinburg.
The meeting at the opera house
this evening is for all citizens wheth-
er thew are in favor of the commission
plan of government or not. Keokul
is going to vote on this question soon
and the citizens should attend the
meeting this evening and learn some
thing about the plan from commits
sioners from Des Moines and Cedar
Rapids.
Iowa City and Pittsburg returned
their entry blanks for the Tri-State
meet to be held here on May s, the
former high school to send six men
and the latter about five. Manager
Pechstein this morning received q
letter from Averyville, small suburb
of Peoria, asking for entry blanks
The small place has a number of goot
athletes and will come to the city witt
the Peoria team. Both teams entel
separately, however. Manager Pech
stein has secured the large Woodmar
hall for the evening of the meet and i
will be there that the medals and cul
are awarded to the winners. A BIZ
reception will be held and & dance /
to follow. keokuk will not be slow Il
i entertaining the visitors and bi
time is sure to follow the meet. TIL
interest taken and the space being gi,
en- by out Of town papers insure
great success.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-28
The Fight Is On

Every snoment Of your NE, when
you arc at home or abroad,
awake or asleep
Between the poison germs that are in air,
food and water, everywhere in fact,
and the billions of your invisible friends,
the little soldier orpuscles my your blood.
II these little soldiers are kept strong
and healthy by taking Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, you need have no fear of dis
ease. Begin using it at once if you are
at all under the weather, or have
troubles of the blood, stomach, liver
and kidneys. Get it of your druggist.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-28
Young Men Of the Class and Their
Lady Friends Met Last Even
ing in the Church
ParIors.
LIGHT SUPPER ENJOYED
Rabe Orchestra Furnished Excellent
Music and Various Games
Made the Evening Pass
Pleasantly.

The members of the Carnation class
of the First Christian Sunday School
and their teacher, A. G.. Hostetter,
distinguished themselves as royal en-
tertainers last evening in the parlors
of the church, when the young men of
the class and their lady friends met
and enjoyed sociable evening and
supper.
About fifty young people were pres
ent last evening and enjoyed them
selves in various ways, numerous
games, including an exciting peanut
hunt. and box of bon-bons to the
winner proved highly entertaining for
those present The Rabe full orches-
trs. was present and played during the
entire evening to the delight of the
guests.
AT 10 o'clock supper was announced
paired to the supper table, where af-
ter invocation by Rev. Lilley who was
present. a dainty menu was enjoyed.
At each plate was pretty carnation
and large boquet Of the flowers
graced the centers of the long tables.
The menu consisted of the follow
ing dishes:
Cold Slaw Potato Chips
Ham Sandwiches Pickles
Coffee
Ice Cream Assorted Cake.
Following the repast several i'm
promptu and much enjoyed talks were
made by several members of ths
class, including Mr.. Hostetter, Rev
Lilley, Cleve Harness and Harry Van
Ausdall.
The class and their guests then re
paired to the upstairs rooms agail
where until past eleven o'clock, game
and music were enjoyed and all dc
parted after having had most Ell
j ioyable evening as the guests OF tn
Carnation class.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-28
al, Lion Hunt Tomorrow.

NAIROBI, April 2S.-All members
of the Roosevelt party are now on
the grounds and in excellent health.
1t was Officially announced the real
lion hunting will begin tomorrow.
Roosevelt is highly delighted vita the
prospects and hopes early to obtain ex-
cellent specimens. Lions are reported
unusually numerous on the plains this
ytsf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-28

%. .OOto ~ %. r-OL.
Largest and finest passenger steam
ers ON Mississippi river.
FIRsT-cLAss SERVICE.
Steamer Dubuque leaves Keokuk for
st. Louis every Monday and Friday at
6 a. m.
Steamer Dubuque leaves Keokuk for
Davenport every Wednesday at 500 p.
N.
Passenger rate only $3.50 from Keo-
kuk to st. Louis and return with 10
day limit Of ticket.
Jno. McNamara, Agent,
Keokuk. Iowa.
ISAAC p. LUsK,
Gen. Pass. Agent, St. Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-28
CITY NEWS

Louisa Scaenk has decided to
Charles A. Schenk. lot IL in block 5
of Kilbourne addition.
The weather was really chilly this
morning and no one would lave been
surprised if there had been snow. The
weather flags promise warmer wealth
err and some rain for tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-28

We often wonder how any persons
can be persuaded into taking any
thing but Foley's Honey and Tar for
coughs colds and lung trouble. Do
not be fooled into accepting own
make. or other substitutes. The genu-
inc contains no harmful drugs and is
in a yellow package. Wilkinson &
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-28
FUNERAL NOTICE.

BRAUN-The funeral services for
the late Helen Braun will be held at
the residence. ZIG Concert street, at
3 o'clock, Thursday afternoon. Friends
invited Burial private.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-28
stork Visit is Expected.

THE HAGUE, April 2S.-Doctors
were hastily summoned to the pal
ace this morning to attend Queen VIII
helmina, whose accouchment is ex-
pected today
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-28
Special Sale Tomorrow.

Thursday we will sell 1000 yards
thirty-six inch fine bleached muslin.
(no dressing) 10 yards for Csc. 10
yards to customer. No phone orders
accepted. The Central Store
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-28
HAMS TRIAL OPENS.
Prosecution Opened Its Case This
Mornins-Large Crowd Present.

FLUSHING, April 2S.-S Special Pros
ecutor George A. Gregg today made the
opening statement for the state in the
trial of Captain Peter G. Hams. for
the murder OF WILLIAM E. Annis. There
was good crowd in the court room,
among whom were many women.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-28
Today,s Ballot on Senator.

SPRINGFIELD, April 2S.-The SEN
atorial ballot today is as follows:
Hopkins, rs; Foss, II; Stringer. "a;
Shurtleff, 10; Mason, 2; Mckinley, q.
Lowden, 1; Sherman, 2; Calhoun, 1:
George w Alschuler, 90; William Ma
loney, Z; Riley, 6; Evans, l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-04
&ersiniste Sangcr pun Baltimore.

Sereiuiste Singer uon Baltimore.
Salptql,artier: n@ermania.WG an.
nerdor SaGIr;" Yrdiioent Senrp
T1omas; correiponoirenoer uuo pro.
tofoairenoer SefreiGr pro tenn. q.
Simmelber, SIR. 315, NoroJGoenitr.;
6innn5iefrstdr q. Sin,melbeber, SIR.
315. 0orb-Goenitr.; Sdasmeilter s.
Midlid. Scr. IT'S, @arncritr.; 9iri.
gent Tbeooor &embereer. 8eriamm.
Inna ieoen apeitan 6reitag im $40.
nat.
.grion."
SingItun6c: Mittnods in Der
Stag . Sole," Nr. 205, Sanoper.
itraBe. 3irigent: 8. Welamet.
vgrbciter.W Gnnerdor."
Sauptquartier: gnoreas' Saae,
Nr. 314, 9anoberItraBe. Singitunoe:
9ienitoas. Tirigent: @eorg %.
Toblmann.
~Hrbeiter.Sieoertalel."
= Souptqnartier: 8ol3' Sallc, Ger.
40S, @eit-2 egine:onitraBe. SingItun.
Sc: Mittpods. 1irieent: Snbert
ariippeI.
,8aoenia MGnnerdor."
Sdlptquartier: Hrott. rn,b 8.
Strobe, &igbIanotomn. Sineitunoe:
Gienitoos. Giriaent: GouaroY0dner.
3 . .GroBiinn."
Sauptraorticr: ~Grobiinn Sale",
Mr. 1000, Greberid- abenue. Cling.
itnnoe: 0ittipods. ,Girieent: Sobn
n. 2Iein.
n@ermania . MGanerdor."
6auptaifurtier: @ermania . MGn.
ncrdor.Saae 'Nr. 4t0 Bis 412, Meit.
2ombaroltraBe. Sinsitunoe: Don.
nerita0s. 9irigent: Sbeooor Sent.
berger.
rSarmonic."
Sauptqmartier: Scr. Ala, 8cit.
Gapetteitrobe. Singitunoe: Glen.
ftags. Girigent: Ssobn ". &lein.
.No5art . @GnnerdJor."
9uuptarartier: Mobert 0oImer's
Sole, Scr. ~1921-1923. SrleanSs
StroBe. Sinsitunoe ieoen Conner.
tag abeno. Sirigcnt: O. ". H0bl.
mann.
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Mns bem Smncren @arglano's nnS
ben angrensenben Staatcn.

@ oiieriimpeI cnttau ht.
GerIdyieoene Ganoibaten, melde
fiir5lit Don ben Yrobibitioniiten in
Soaerstolpn, Mo.. iiir Die Serbltmabi
oili eeltclt ipuroer, boben iid gefpei'
CERT, auf einem .trodenen" Sidet SIT
louien. gn ibrer Steae mur0en Die
S~olgenben nominirt: Sir @erifts-
Nftllar Ir. &. Irucep, ar Stele bon
Serrn $. 5. SolinaSnortb fir 9an-
biooten fir oos llnterbaus: !. u.
Wtiller BON aeopspille, on Stelle Don
Serrn Mbarbom Gorbett bon Saaerse
toipn; 9r. elmer 3. Girlcp-uon Sd-
gerstomn, an Stele bon Serrn Hobt.
9. &oab bon Gleoripring; &obert 2.
Glingan BON Sagerstoiun, al STEELE
bon Serrn Canton 8. Sbiues bon
Sancod, unb Soiepb 9. @robnidlc
bon Maplepille, al Stelle bon Serrn
Sobn Z. Yoffenberger.
0ureaur pom 6 I'm berlano
mad Baltimore perlegt.
Die sNeitern Giienbabn, "meld)e Die
9eiiserin DER .@eor9es Greet x Gum.
berlanb giienbabn" IN Naesanp.Go.
lit, miro ibre @eih6fts.@ ureaur BON
Cumberland ont 1. Hooember nod
WnItimnrp ncrIpdpu
Cine Stablbriid ii Der Sen
9boptanf.
Die Gommiiidre Don talbot. urb
GorolinerG ountp baben 5ur sroBtcn
Srclloe ser 0cmnbner Der beiben
Counties beihloiien, Ole 5albotsS eite
Der Torer.9 riidc, melfe iiber ben
Gboptanf Niper iiibrt, aus Stabl er-
bauen 3i Ialien. Tie griide ioll nit
eirer mooernen Irebid)eibe perieben
mcroen. Gle alte Bride NIT ibrer
pernlteten Grebideibe fraB 9roBe
Summen an Heparaturfolten auf.
Dit fonnte iie niht bcnust peroen,
nnb Elm Sdbrboot mit6te Damn in
Iienlt gelteat per0en. Gle Soften Der
Bride Der0en lid) alf ettpa $4,000
belnufen, iuopon Der Staat 6ie SGlite
be5aDlt.
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tnfpi5ire man iene MeHen aWeths1teeM, JetM
tnltAss gettsriHs. nnb elltIsss CITRATE f2500
Bfod s8ett-9 Baltimore StraBe). efnaiEirfe Habe.
!scanne nnS siiSeii6e sanG!.Creinaae; giseriae
nit &n&sIn nnsGeIegt: YneS entbultsnb, pas
~ etneri .mooernen Sans, geb5rt; yretS esr
Salfer s!ibunoert 1ouars 3iio0: 0ol ieees:
ndmtern aneeiebut .qeita4t.
Dian jrsbtae ipekIi6 aebenbe Sdh.str; GIefs
SdniesesDisrf n5roiiG. Rdteres bmrd 1aiies
9. n0shStat. gnuurternsbu,er. az crt rMS
enns. tSepil,-)
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len qan3 eniiest aus. .1ie meinen
sic Dos, Serr Direftor9"
rSssa = 10 9er,au fam id) es nidt
iaeen, OBJ es it~berleater SeIbitnloro
tpar coer Oh MIR ieine Sertrantbeit
NIT Dem naiien glemente 5eiGen
tuoIlte; Dos itebt aber icit, er irr'o
Der Director mGdte cine beSeidpnenhe
obtp1rta5eridytete Sepegtnts nit
benz 8eiseiin9er."
vMber, mein @ott! SIT or ms
@oiier sefonen?"
So, oanfeu sic MIR, Srau Wiel.
fen, riei Anna 2ouiie aus, Die Die
Sreppe binani eeeilt spar uno nun
ibre &aao aui oen slrm Der fleinen
ssrau Iegte, mir paren tinaus &C.
ruSert, uno "a -"
SEER OH meines 2cbens! @ber er
tit sod, we9l auieaer beraus 9efom'
men?"
sSa berausgefommen lit er.
Vlber mir iiuo iurd)tbar crlhroden.
Denfen sic nltr, er iprang au1 etn'
NAL aui Sen RanS oes @ootes ="
.Mber oas lit ia idrefIib! CT bat
bod nihts babel obgetriegt?"
so, nab lit ct aaeroings sefpor'
BEN" fieI ibr @ulSrup in Die &eoe.
u@elbjt ser &ragen it, CLAUDE lb.
naB aemoroen, Senn er trag ieinen
Ropi lanse nidt 10 bod, mie er es
ionjt AZ tbun pilegt. SD permutbe.
er lit nit ser @leftriidqn nad Sauie
sefabren."
Limo itenen sic es iih Dor, er
bate meinc fleinen Maoaen nit iiG)
in Sen Cob nehmen tOnneu!" riei
Srau 81Ium, inbem lie lire Mrmc
Inn Oba's uno Gbarlotten'S Sals
itIans unb iie an lih 5og.
.Sa - mas iou1en audi Die Scar.
re~nspoVer!" lagte Ser 9ireftor. gr
bat natiirlih bageieiien uno barber
nabsesriibelt, paS oieier SAaisfopi
bon S6iuer geiagt bat. = Wouen
mir nun aber nIft blnaufgeDen liiio
uns Elm menis itarten nab oieiem
Sbred?"
n@ut, bab Sbr Germ WuIorup
init battet!" iagte Die Sulti5ratbin.
.Sonit battet SSbr mobI ole i'm 8ai.
Ter gelegen."
Wabreno Bel Glide Sic Ineeleaen.
belt weiter erortert wuroe, itanh Ser
ungliidlid)e Sportsman binten aui
einem DER Mn6dnsenagen oer 2inie
4 unS IieB lid Don Der Suit irod.
men. Gr mar pitbcno un6 MAI iii
ieinen obnmahtigen Sorn %uLbrup
Die gauge Sdlilb gu.
Die @eifidte ioQte DEM guten
GERM @ulorup tbeuer 81 iteben
tommen! no
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Gas nerbend ~ DIT 9dt.
d e II. = rWiiien sic, lieber Nroiei-
ior idp babe ba Elm adbdcn i'm
Sauie, Elm allerfiebltes Gin9, oas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-04

6ei'mslnblid einerM in Sbnmad)t
fdat." .Na. ma, aommer5ien-
rdtbdjen." .Toh, bod, oas
2ammerf1bhen meiner Grau!"
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Berlanst i'm MQsemcinen.
p.uHn.s ars.tts.gouw,ttunas.sa.au

EentfMe5 Mr6ettS.g ead,pettun .Shreau.
rnter Der euffibt Der y9entf1en Seieattatt."
uno 3ienft6oten sn bei6dftieen wiinfhen, mel.
len {t perf5nIi6 ODER III irdnfirten Hriefen OIL
ben sgenten Der @eielftait. 3etann ?. Mepsr,
Stuu,er IL, Nr. 2f5-217,. 'etraRe.
len miro. Sprebfturoen bon 1 bts 8 ubr.
(Snn27 1S)
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Srei ih1nc biQ;ac Tarmcu.

Saus init Weranba Ifto 8 3iinmern uno alien
u5fbieen sSirtbi6dftseebduoen. aues uuljtdnoiB
reu, nit IL gder 3ano, BRET an pabnitatiou,
fir $500. 5erner 5arm BON 90 Mder nit Ses
bdiiben 5u $1,000, uno 40 Nder nit altem SauS
fir $500. 2eidte Nepingnugcu. = Sermanu
WabembDup, 3iulner 723-727. @aitber BuilDs
ing, Nr. III, Nrro.GbartcS'S traRt.
ISeptt i.u.I,--)
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5000

Siintoie Dollars 4aar, Saeft mad 9eIieben
hes adufer3. lauren eilIeS temet nooernen 5ipels
fhen 5dirmounts gbeuue mo SaDetiesS trabe;
entbaIten aue mooerilen @inrihtungen; en1ciIs
lirte Wabepaiine ino Mussiife, Earelen.Ntil
fters21p eteiL b~eforirte 9edefI etc, bitrifi3trte
5ieeeliteinpfIafier. Stunals snftluB. Gle nliiien
eeiebel, nm eciuiiroigt Sm meroer. g9etlt ant
YIabe idaIit utb Sountd9. Wiau uebme Sdir'
mount slDenle GIeftrif6e.
preis Der Sdufer 3ebrbuypert uub finfata
Dollars ($1050). Sebr nieotleer Gruno3ins.
gu ertragen BET
Setter g. Gerpbat, Grbauer.
(gnriI1 ,T&G--) Nm slate.
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Sic meifeu 0eute 0enfen

bah utehr. ais Der Yetrda Der Wltrthe-
-uotb,ucnotS lit, nm etn @aas 81 fnn'-
Tas Ut amdl pahr, aber atdt,-
.,peun mam 60 burd uniere Scientific
'fanft. str faaten sas Sans, tit
Sic wobmen, uber trseno Cit
has Sbnen better sefdnt, fir
xnb sie btSablcm uns NIT ,pa.-
Sser msaatIidm 4%atenSat'-
serabs, ais - ste Aaistbe be-
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Gphsatn, a,sadst,
Radt-W e6GaSe,
ii ca;5asette.s trsse,
usbe Gtsrtss.e trsas.
(5ebrS-)

Sn tertanfen:
Gtn 6o&lIaffa efnblirter Gisererses tnb Con.
bItor.4aben; ausee5eiGnete 8unofhatt; Fndt
auj a1us unb qa6ett: leidte VebinanI9en. gu
erfragen bel y. MrttAr GDs. S2S 2ats UnllotHg.
(Gept1-Sf1)
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YSTe arr @eiie in's ansIaaS be.
iprst 9. Maine, III. 413, Dit,yalti.
moreitrafe, maize Chiffon 3ssit Aue.
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4m berfamfen.


Gu rerfauTeu:
Seue relien, mooeruen, 3tpeift1dieen Sdufcr
an asapertomsqbe, nabe 9riite Str. SieblarS.
inipn' ale p~eanemIi6feiien. Gountp.S ieuern.
9reis $1,000 Mian ,,sbMe sparrolps. point
Ieaittp =. speitpbal an crt uub eteIe.
BaupIate 100 SUB ttef. (Sept1--)
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gu nermictbcn.

Su Sermiettea:.
usS SiS aiH prE wiU,,at' s Srii is" al SerIeibem State
aeaen $50 MnSabIune. ssenf gntTittaes an
Ert uno Stene. Serbert.e traRe, 6wiidhen eer
q. uno 0. strahe, ysalbropt. (Septi2, 1WRD
Sm oermietben:
Neue Sdnfer an 9iorosY oiomac' Ctr, 5tpifben
Sairmount.g(b II. Sabettes Sir.; aue Eeauenl'
ii6feiten; Hiebri9e Mietbe. 9iebmt Sairlnutilt'
Wbenue'Gars. gtab5ufraaen IN Dirt nBo stene.
(Sebr20-.I&S)
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$. q. Gallagher, Yanmnternebmer.

6. ). Gallagher, waiitI1ternebmer.
conn iauIen Sbgsm, ely nenmeoti3ss
efrabe. stfe mooernen @inrtHtuneen, Wb,
observation-disclosures, ce,nentirte Subuese, seller
inS S3je. Slus yGpot 8rid" 8ebaut = brau.
hen ME auaeitriGeu Su iperben. Strabeu NIT
pttrifisirten 8adiieinen eeplIa(!ert. Iieorieer
1rmn6oius unb beanene. 8sotrenreen. ipenn
aeiuiinfht. Mstut on Crt nHb etsue.
(Suli4-)
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Vx0e .taf's AustalS beIsrat O.. Nslat.s 413
ts0e(ttmesesetss wete Guksm SsuiesAue.
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gu fanfen geiudJt:

Gu fauien geiudjt:
Gin 5,ueift5digeS @ubnbaus In a9nltt'
more. Sfiertei nit Vreisanedbe unier ,S.
W." ,Temtidler Surreiponocnt." (276-O
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- ~ - -
Die Dammerune Ser beaen NGdte
bate angeiansen iid) berabauienfen.
als Director Storm seseu BALD 10
uhr auf ieinem 2iebIinaspoiteu I'm.
ten an Der @artenpiorte itano, Inn
oas Sonntagspublifun beimfebren
au ieben. CT rdufte lpie getuobnIid
cine 9igarre,' pdbrero er in @ube
,tpo 9emiitbIibfeit oie perihieoenen
@bepaare beobubtete. Die p~oriiberSo.
GEN. ginige trieen ibre id)laienoen
ainoer auf Sen Mrmen ,tno anbere
ihIeppten cine gauge &ette trippeIll.
Der fleiner @eien nit iid). Maer
Siel !par Der 9abnbof mnb iebesmGl
tpepn man einen 3lg unten an Der
station balten borte. n1brero Die
2ofomotiue nit w~iitbenSem syauhen
Den Dampf ausipie, beif)Ieuuigter
Die GItern lire Sdritte unb triebea
Die m!ioen aleinen sur Gle an, in
Der Soffnuns nod mitoufommen.
Sn Hetradtungen iiber sic Seq.
nun9er oes gbeitanoes oertieit, itanb
Der Director ga. oils er leifteS 1ritte
binter iih aui benz 8artenpe9 bGrte.
unS gleid) oaraui anoere, Die ieiter
IN benz ReS auitraten uro bon Der
entgesengeietten Seite ,Ses @artens
Ifamen.
.Darf id mid Sbnen anidlieben.
JrduIein 9elseien?" iragte cine
iStimme. Sic Ser DIRECTOR als Die
Serrn Mallbrups erfannte. .@s iii
mht gut, baB Der @enid aaein iei,
tpie eeihrieben itebet."
ga, gent. aber it mill nur Bis
an Sic Ode geben!"
rMb, Die SugenS Mil Elm merig
lhDarmen?" wan0te fid ser 1iref.
tor an Die 9eioen uno 0iinete gallant
Die Yiorte Dor Mnnu 2o,iie. Srren
tueibes 8Ieio iih in ser ounflen M1ee
nbbob.
.9scin. if nil nur eincn griei
fir meine mutter einiteden, Serr
Dtreftor", a%ntrporiete Sas iunge
@a6den unb belt bas @freiben in
bic &obe. wie man cine Gintrittsterte
seigt.
vSJsatpobI, iatpobI, tpeitere GrfTd.
r1inser fin1 iiberfIiiiiig, tuie Sener
iaate, aIs iie ibm ben Strid Inn ben
&als lesten. 1lebrigens elm berr-
liher Mbenb, gang gum ShrpGrmen
~aeidaffen! Ga. geben Sic nun ahtr
aud gut adt auf Die 9leine, sic
@iftmiider, ba lit 10 bel @eiinoeI
ann 6ieie 3eit!"
sid, ipenn i1 NIT Sbnen fertig
tperbe, $err Direftor - Dor bern
iibriaen @sinoeI bin ih nift bange".
la1te Mul1rup. rgrgebeniter Die.
ner!" Or nnbm ben &nt tief ab.
irbem er ourb Die Eiorte eing.
$50 Gin Meni1! Seten sic Sen
SUIT mar sarndd)t spieoer nuf, bcnn
6as iii ser oiimanite Blas, 100 sic
i'm a%nbringen fonnen! = Seien Sic
MIR Elm biBhen poriiftig NIT linn,
Grdulein &elgeiei,. oenn Sic boren
ia, oaB CT m~nberedcnbar lit. - llno
ibreibcn Sir aud talO", rici Der 81
Rotor ibncn nod. als lie iG,on Gin
gu.r3 SiiT 'e'' "nt 7parcu.
(5ortfetuns fotst.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-04

@s Grnu 9ielien eegen odt l1br
oie Iette orSnenSe SanS al oen
Ebeetiib leste nnb lire Yeniionars
5uriidfcmmen t0rte. gipg iie in DIE
Berandatbiir, un tie III gmpians gu
rebmer.
.SSsa, Der 9iih lit geSedt!" faete lie
NIT ibran frctsnoliditen Sausirauell.
Ia1eIn uno Iieb Sen Bid iiber bic
Beriamnrlmrg ~fdtueifen. Sic tpareli
ale % - nit Ausnobme oes imngelt
Sfop.
go. sic miiifen eutiduloigcr.
Jrnu Nielien". iaste Der Dirdtor,
Der an Ser Spise giue, .SaB mir
Sbren Wefien aii9t mitgebraft 3D.
ben. Tenii er hit r6nlih nntcr'
g~egan2en."
.Msas ioaen Sie!" rief 1rau Riel'
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-11
Grade Finished on Branch

The grading for the new line of
the Union Pacific between LaSalle
and Denver is now complete, the
bridges are almost finished and the
steel is on the way from the Nebraska
division for the new Colorado line
Inc Nebraska division is being dou-
bic tracked from North Platte to
Gothenburg and the old SO-pound
raiis are being replaced with 90
pound rail. The contract was also
let last week to Macarthur Brothers
to doubletrack the line from North
Platte to Julesburg
The highest bridge on the Union
racine system is now being construct
ed half way between Dacona and
SAND Creek. 1t is being built across
small creek which runs at the bot
tom OF deep gully and requires
trestie work a half mile long. In
lhe center It is fifty-one feet from
the top of the bridge to the bottom
of the creek.
General Manager Mohler has lust
published the official list of the new,
STATIONS on the LaSalle- Denver
branch, as follows: LaSalle. Dent
lone-half mile from Milliken on the
DenVer-Laramie) Wildcat, Lovett.
Harney, Dacona, st. VraIn, DarIow,
East Lake. Quimby and Sand Creek
trains Will be running on that diyj-
sion by January l.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-11
RUNNING 4 FARM AND
RUNNING 4 NEWSPAPER

When you and your wife settled
on that bit of raw land, twenty or
thirty years ago. and you owned Just
the one scrub team, things went very
differently with you from what they
do now. You fed and curried the
team, did the milking and other
chores. plowed, planted, cultivate
and harvested. The occasional hire !
man you kept worked alongside of
you, and even if things were bit
primitive. at least YOU had evervthinc
well in hand, and knew how thev
we're going. Then as time passe !
ana you got more land under cultna-
ton, things became more complex
You bought more teams and hired
more help. And you didn't always
get just the right sor: OF hired man.
either. Sometimes he was intelli-
gent and industrious. and cleanly.
and you gladly treated him as one
Of the family, and when he finally
left for a farm of his own, YOU felt
it real loss. Then again you got
a man who seemed all right, but
pretty soon you noticed welts on the
side of the bay mare, and your fav-
orite cow began to fail in her milk,
and machinery seemed to get broken
without any good reason, and yo,.
learned that some of your hired men
we're dear at any price. And right
in harvest time, too. You couldn' t
spare one just then, and you didn't
know where to get another. No.
you just couldn't fire him then, badly
as you wanted to. So you gritted
your teeth and kept him awhile
longer. and did the best you could,
all the time getting madder and
madder.
Now. readers that's bit the fix
the owner of a newspaper often find
himself in. When the town is small,
and the proprietor alone. or perhaps
with the help of single printer
makes the weekly paper. it is toler-