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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-10

Oct tan efter bette ipnes, Tom ON
benne ettraieSiion sierne funoe Doe.
ret iparet, 90 at man Iigeiao 9ierne
funoe bare Iaoet GinglepIouen ursrt.
ia bette er pitt rtgtigt, i~urioopiot Dir.
telist 2oparbeioe angaar, men Der er
ogiaa andre Siber al Sasen. Zen
netop aiiluttebe g~rtroiesitou bar I9rt
oct amerifonife 5olf mere emo mango
oroin9re Sesiiouer. De nunRrenoe
Weolemmer al 8ougresiens begee
Snie bar ind at iiee giennem ben al.
ilutteoe 9ebat facet fit Stempel. 6ol.
tet bar IRrt, boem oct fan itole poa,
naar Der er SoIe ON en- 2amp paa
2ioet melem oct og Rengemugteu.
Ser er oeiao erfelte al 5oltets Gals.
m9no, Der pe6 6eune Debat bar faaet
Gnleonina til al ptie lin 9pgtisbeS.
S9oerIigbeb og 8eltaIenbeo paa en-
RaaSe, Der mnoife ton bane Dem
geieu til ! en- r9r Sremtio at bIipe
9ortiets gonnerisrere. 9eIion er.
fom %befienbt, ite poIgbar, ba ban er
fsot | Rorse, men bette siplber I. Or.
life ON Senator 9oaipcr fra Soma.
Son bar ct Bar 81nse bprct pon
5oIe Tom 8iceSrRfibenttanoiSat, men
ban bsr o. bill bisieIis nRite Sang,
Der bliper Gale ON en- mn 9unbibot,
bupe berettiget Srop paa % uSmRr.
fet lioiigt til isrite giaos poa "Sicfe.
ten. Com Soserne M FER no, oil
Der neppe bIipe SuIe ON noget Zoo.
cant fsr | 1915, a Er0fiSent Saii
pisieIis piI sisre fla iortient til en-
M Sermin, men 8oaiper oil ba enb.
ru bore en- RnnS ! i'm frnitisite
@onboumsoIoer. hi
Der oil nh ioresaa en- oroentIie
uooonorins fra Sopeoitoben; ia ben
er allerebe besunoi. So en- flor Del al
Suiets ReoIemmer allerebe besar
fig biemouer, itror 5orilnset bopbs
iaaet jim aisisrelie | Suiei. Smor'
lsen oil imioIertib Sopebuouonbrin'
cen foresaa. ber bill bIipe toHt %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-10

1855. Sp.: 1. Eadr iss bar en- Get
min Snnn. os Iaboers Suno fommer %
reuber i beus Sober. iaa ben laur oper
EranSen os foronrper iie, faa leo nna
ffboe ben. bpob fan lee aisre pcS bcta
2. Oar en- Rdno Sob til at lahc fine
Seffe aaa uoe | geien for at bopne benz,
naar ieg bar min Sabn iub til iammc
@ei % bor Seite Der, Tom bIiper soeIagt
beo iauime? Sbao ian ies eisre beo Setg
Spar: 4. 3 alminbeligbeb sielber,
at SmnSens Gier er auiparlig for Sfaee.
Tom Snnben fpraarfasrr.
2. Sris Ysanben CT nsIsis I, at Ges
res Seite pSslesscs, tan &c fasisse BAN
for Sfanes eritatnins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-10
darlington rep
ssaibimstOn. .. g.. ste sus. 90.

~S"ftU@~% ~"os wv
GnoeIis er aampen % SpanSin.
gen ODER. Sbog atoffen 2 oeStoses
SarifIopen al Geratet eftrr nlereos
iiSite 2srbdg at brre oebtaaet al
Sniet. Set itaar enSnii iiIbaae peS
en- iqnes @eioIirtion at iiSpibe 9eo.
iGtteIien al SoIoen paa o~aSeruarcr
til Sfotsi al ale SIaes ilteoetior.
Tom Oct beber l Observation-Disclosures
S~nbitiaing, ~Sfo % SaaIel9Ser@
Sctte piI bIipe abort iluoreen, % Der.
neo bill 3ongresiens grtraiesiiou
bIipe ppIsit.
Gen peotagne 2op bleo liot bebre,
emo BET ioa no til, Sa Sen peStoses /
Senaiet irrite @ana, % bette ifpI.
bes ipecieIt 9rGiiSent Safts fraitige
Optr9ben. Dog bIeo ben paa Iansi
n9r life, bpao Solfets breoe Gag benz
tebe os inbirefte uotoIte Euife ON
REQ iibite @oIs. Gen er en- SsitoIos.
LOB of reneite gano os inoeboIoer
meset ioo, ON nogen, 2eteIier | b
peo 9ingIepIooen paaIaste gprber.
geiten bleo iteonlooerIigt bebonbIet,
os 4ep GneIdnbs &epr9ientanter
bite fig, iom tiSIiaere, at babe Na.
ifinen til fin &aobigbeS. Giroe DC
life bisponere oper NOT republifanifc
Stemmer, fit Sc Gemofraterne til al
fomme fig til ltnoiGtnine. geitens
aamp bIep Serfor fruetesIss, for
iaapiot, ion 9opens eroeIige ltS'
ieenoe aneaar.
90 Dog optraabte en- flor Gel al
@eitens Senatorer og Repr9ientar.
ter unber benne 8amp pou Ell iao
~gItntrenoe Maa6e, al ben IGnee bill
minbes. Sc gap fig aIorie. men for
irorebe Stiuinger til oct poerite, Del
bill iige. inoiiI DC maatte oige for
Waiortteten. Se siorbe ofte 2ioct
iurt for aIorid % gapne og beres
SilbRnecre, % ON De END beunc
Sang bIep Iaaet al Snermagten, ptI
Srugterne al oeres Scamp life itbe.
bIipe. Solicit pif oIorio eIemme &c.
natorerne Relion og GIopp, Soaiper
% Gummins, 8eperibse, ga Sollettc
cg griitotp, Ser I Sendtet ioriooreoe
bets Ret mob Sitens Beneemagt, re.
preienteret al IISrih og 9oniorter.
Ter bar SrpatlssbeS, 9bstiebeo %
&eItalenbeb iomlet | bsiit tiltalenbe
Sarmpni. 9oIliners Gale ON lib
og gomiIostoIben auiees Tom rtoeet
al bet bebIte oe met ioelige, Der no.
eeniinbe bar pnret Icperet | 5enatet.
Oct iamme sialoer ON ReIions Gale
ON SraIait. % SernmafmtoIoen. De
drore leDereoe oeioa peltaIenbe os
fraftige SnolPg, bier paa TT Ont
roabe. GIapp fra Rinueiota leperebe
ioaIeoes iforeaars ct brilliant Sno.
leg mob Cohen, Der panot flor aner.
flenoeIie inber ben IibernIe 6lsi %
gap Wobpurtiet noeet OF tGrte pao.
: Sufet isrtes BEN iomme Scamp
paa en- miuore isinefaIbenoe, men
ncrfor life mirore frpgtIss Raabe.
9eiten itco oeioa Der imoS Often %
We1emituterne og matte Bloc |
@rrsiet efter en- ib9rbig WoSitaub.
gae bore 9anosmnnb, Sougen,
Steenerion, @oIiteao, @renno og
HeI'on por bIanbt De iprigite "Sn.
iurgenter". Se itob fait tiliIiit %
Itente for 4orferecefomiteens Srb.
fittings SilbogeienoeIie til 3omiteen
% MOB Sers enoeIige geotogeIie.
Get muneIebe beneriffe mango Stem-
nier poa, at De bopbe punoet. Iaar
De imiblertib ioIbt, iaa foIbt Be iaI-
iolo paa sgreus Rart.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-10

oir iiftert beIbreoe SGmorrbcioer
Wiles). Get bar sicrt oct ! tnietSer
al Sili9Ioer. og bois De er IN q.
oenoe al oeune Spaoom iaa or Ser
inaen goo Grnno hnorfor oct life
ogiaa ifuloe oGre beIoist / Geres
SilipIoe. Get er fiIoitenoig uifa.
SeIigt. i~n0ebolser life Spiatpr ! no..
gen Sorm. SeIbreo Fem ieip for
benme irriierenoe Spsoom. % aisr
oct nh. Ge: .oiter 30 Gents hos
apotbefere elcr ienoes ~portobetaIt
peS @oStaseIien al Triieu.
THE NEW
MEDICINE COMPANY,
DEBORAH Iowa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-10

1855. Gp.: 1. u. os Q. tpe Sontes
fteaS / q. Sal. | 1904; be to er grsore.
SoIpnnoet Var berefter bcoe ", 90 ..
bar iioen ben lib brepet G.s Someiteao.
gr bet M nsopenbigt, at Der probes op
paa bet efter 5 Var. eler fan Der ligeiaa
spbt gan 6 eIer 7 Iar?
2. G. og 8. er Grpinser til G,s 2aro
~IiaeiaapeI iom g.. men snifer at aiitaa
fra FIN arberet til SorocI for .. Scors
ban ifaI De bore iie aS Sermeo2 Or
bet nsbpenSi9t at babe en- Sdgfsrers
SieIpg
sSar: 1. aanbet Tan probes pp
eftrr fem aars Jprisb; bet a a bro.
pes pp inben ipp aar.
2. y. fan prppe up pan fine % be pp'
RICE arpinsers gcgne. 5isfe tan iaa
etterpaa pperSrase BAN I'm anSel. DC
aipr beSit I at faa en- SasfSrer til at
biGlpe ZIG mcb at urbne Sagen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-10
@iuer usen eebninastroaS. G

rusiiif Spinoer ifaI M bore naaet
irem til antRnSeIie al Riner uoen
9eSninsstraao. Sbeen Iigeer NOR
optil Den t~raaSIsie SeIesraf. gan
optil 4 am. afitanb brinser appora.
terue I. Or. eIeftriffe 9amper til at
gIsoe; iGrIis getnoning tilmaaIes
SpHnoeIien ielpisleelig ooerfor
ariasapparater, iiIiiss iom tiIponos.
Soriss er siort ! Sperper al 5Git.
n-iuasfommanSonten | @arifau.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-10
Rorreiponoance.

GpsrQsmaai fra Yeripner, ISM ifs spslber the
Qopnf III Eebaftipuen, befparys IRE.
Spgrssre tcoes afafir Ane SsprasriaaI Ct Hart %
fpbsifgf Sprps.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-10
gaa sorcninsen -ssnner ai @or.

Taa voreninsen -Ssnner al Ror-
ae"s iiofte aarsmsoe blep BET beflut.
iet, at 1nrtiu lllpeitao ifiIoe ftripe
Sens Siitorie, os ban oil inofsre ben
i 2oet gino al "9oromenoene ! Ame.
rita. oeres Siitcrie 90 aeforo". BE.
fripeIie o. grspeblabe af bette gGrf,
Tom ombanoIer nlIe norffe Settiemen.
ter ! gmerifa, oil ri ienoe frit til en-
bper. Der ienoer os fit Raun os
|aoresie. asenter snifes osiaa. 81.
torn Boot &C., 2601-61ib Ctr. g..
RinmeapoIis, @inn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-10

9559. Sp.: Ran en- Yiee. Ipm bar Ietet
iia ND paa en- bis Sio, lutte noen pibere,
mar bun hal sifte zig, euer maa bun ops
sibe fin SieueIte iforpeten, % ~tidafalo.
bppr lang Sib forab efter q. Sdf. aoo?
spar: -Gerfpm ban bar taset Tie.
neitc pna sn b:ifcrnt 9ib, fua CT bun buns
ben til fn spntruft, % ! bet Eiebltf bun
Yer, at bun lite fan ppfoloe 2pntrattcu,
CT bet f%eipiast, at bet euefte bGoerlise,
han fan giprr, er at irnoerrette be Spif,
ban arbeiSer for, fttbe, faa be lite Tom.
mrr | npaen tlieilisbeo. 2ppcn fuifGt.
ter inscn beftemt SpfseIiestio. 8ert.
mpS sisres bette nroertiocn | aputrafteu.
Sprbpris siGlber bet, at man fan iass
isses for grnh AT Suntraft, % Grftats
ningsinmmeus Gtbrrelic ptl bn afbrnee
Of bet Sab, iom g~ebfumutenbe bepislts
har Hbt peb &untraftbrrSbet. CT Der
intct p~aapisligt CAB, pil en- 5iensr eler
arbeiber ipm 8esel iaa SetaIins for Ben
gib, han (cler hnr) bar arbeibet. Nen
nbcn Senipn BERTH ifnloer man at parile
ifibe, bpis man pil forlabe 9ieneifen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-10

$3.50. g.: ". IeieSe 9. til at pIsie,
fda os sisre Sn6h@tniusen paa en- Sorm.
Oct belle belsb iis til 500 Dollars. 9d
MI g. babce libfsrt en- Gel al arbeioet.
foIste u. Sarmen o9 ben ite giee tpm
90 aioroe Seiteu ielo. San iaa o. aus
Irspe Gag mob u. og forbre gritatring
for bet Cab. ban oar Itot. furoi u. icI8te,
iaa g., Der bar for Camille. bIep biems
Iss os life tuube faa noset at sisre pau
lang Sio2
spar: Set 6erpr fsrit % tretnft paa
opntraften. SpreIisser Der 9ontrafts
bruS fra as SHE, iaa fan ban iasipses
for bet gab, iom berueh or 9. operfsrt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-10

e9557. Sp.: 6pao fan Der aisres for
at faa itonbIet ems stdbocr | at taee Suno
pee Chen al 8eien paa nit Suns. lad
bet falbrr inb fra bceee Sioer. Set fan
bemertes, at BET er offcntIis Bel. men
Sanben tar be for e9et BRIG.
spar. De fat fprIanse retsIist
Sprbnc nebIast Seriutob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-10

e55S. gp.: Spormdnee Gar garnmel
fan en- @irlS bore. iom tan iubbripes
aS Rettens @ei / Staterue Baibington.
Oregon os California?
5par: Get fpnttuer r.pset an paa,
bpab eInes GBieib bet CT. a~rbeibsisu
mua inSbripes iaben 3 Mar | Waibtne'
ton, 8 Aar | Oregon % 3 siar | GaIi'
fprnin. aIminbelis SutifsiGIb: 3 War
| darlington, 6 sar | Oregon % 6 slar !
California. Rotes: 6 War ! Rpibtng'
ton, 8 War I Oregon ps 4 aar | Galtfsr'
mia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-10

1852. Sp,: I. CIR en- Siee itrafifpls
big, iom ~Fleo" boa 2ano unber ben ale
mtnbeIise SpnteitenSIob, fsreno bun bar
2t Gar? Oct fpritaaes, at bun uetog
fine Edpirer oe opeab at barre 81 Var.
2. San bun "tonteites" % mite Cans
bet?
Spar: 4. ga.
2. "a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-10

9561. Sp.: 4. gt bar funbet en- Gel
aIinIenoe Stof I Sanoet, % pi tror, Oct
er Sub. Spor ifaI hi iuoe uc, bpab
oct er?
2. CT Der noeen Bel hi fiube. lille
@nloet fra Saubet % bporoanS
spar: 1. &c fan foripse Of ienoe
en- grspe bsrai til groiesiDr Of 0aiuera.
lpep, iiniperftp Of NiHueista, @sinne'
applts.
2. 5et fan pi lite siue npsrn geifeb
ON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-10

Yatemter. 'sGs. sI Iss o%s sssnstS e. s ,ssss'
Beeler a Robb, 9atsRt a~Sppsatcr. l2i ia pse@if
Nioa., @athtHetsa. A. Trade marks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-17

A new weekly paper named the Re
publican, Frank D. Carr editor and
owner, has just made It's appear
ance at Pennington. 1t is cred
liable seven-column, eight-page pa
per replete with local and other in
telligence and has good line of home
dvertising. In his foreword the edi-
tor says he believes the time oppor-
tune for launching paper in the In
terests of the whole community, and
that he is encouraged in his undertake
ing by the approval of the business
interests as shown by the liberal ad-
vertising patronage. Mr.. Carr is an
earnest, active and aggressive Repub-
lican and his paper will of course rep
resent the party with which he has al
ways been affiliated. The Republican
starts out with the evident intention
of winning success by deserving it.
and in the attainment of this laudable
ambition it is entitled to the good
wishes of all its contemporaries.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-17
about taem will have to go on record
as the final judgment in the case.

Pella paper having voiced the
fear that somebody was asleep at
the switch, to allow SO many Republi-
can and no Democratic speaker at
Old Home Week at Knoxville, the Elk
press published at the latter place re-
joins: "Oh, we don't know! Two or
three kinds of Republican speeches
are fully as good for Democrats as a
Democratic speech, and more divert
ing" The Express is wholly right In
its judgment. Two or three kinds Of
Republican speeches are calculated to
do the Republican cause more harm
than double the number of Democratic
speeches. The hope of the opposition
lies in Republican dissensions. The
discouraging feature of the situation
is that Republicans seem to be willing
to furnish the grounds for that hope.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-17

The first case of pellagra in Iowa,
recognized as such has made its ap-
pearance at Marengo and the victim
is c. q. Vance, local attorney for the
Rock Island railroad, member Of the
city council and prominent in politics.
The disease is attributed to the use
of spoiled grain as food and it breaks
down those afflicted with it both phys
ically and mentally. There is said
to be no hope for recovery in Mr..
yance's case.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-17

were. and then Hubbard did the dane
ing. which he continued until he fell
exhausted. The phenomenon is one
for the scientists to explain. Hubbard
was later elected police Judge of Coun-
ell Bluffs and proved to be one Of the
best officials that city had ever had.
de was a terror to evil-doers, and his
that community
Hubbard's predecessor on the Non
pareil was w. H. H Brainerd, known
among the boys in the office as
George Washington, on the presump-
ton that he couldn't or wouldn't tell
lie During the civil war he was
colonel of negro regiment, but he
was always reticent concerning his
war experiences. The writer has
before him on his desk a copy
of Roget's Thesaurus, bearing the
inscription, Presented July |, 1876,
by w. H H. Brainerd to his
old and much-esteemed journalist
ic colleague" That was the date on
which Brainerd severed his connection
With the Nonpareil He was a a most
peculiar man. He abounded in &C.
centricities and his writings partook
of his personal character. He re-
signed his position to accompany the
United States troops against the Sioux
Indians as the special correspondent
of the New York Herald and San Fran
cisco Chronicle. Through the treach-
cry of Ute Indians whom he had en-
gagged as guides he did not reach the
scene of hostilities until the uprising
was at an end. He remained in the
Black Hills region, was one Of the
founders of the town of Rapid City
and died there few years later All
who ever knew him will join in the
hope that he sleeps well after life's
fitful fever.
Other old-time reporters in Council
Bluffs were ]. M. ("Milt") Holiday,
the most peculiar of them all William
Eaton and McDonough, commonly
known as Little Mac who afterward
kicked Stanley, another reporter, down
the stairs of the Bee office in Omaha.
The same Stanley later acquired world
wide fame as the great African explo7
er. Still another reporter On the Non
pareil in early days was disciple of
Bacchus whose love for red liquor
was greater than his capacity for max
ing himself useful. He was set adrift
and later showed up at Indianapolis
wasn't it?-where Robert G. niger
soil delivered his famous Memorial
Day address beginning, 1.-The past rises
before me like a dream" The reporter
in question was seated under the
speakers stand on that occasion, and
it is to him the world is indebted for
report of Ingersoll's eloquent words
on that occasion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-17

year after year, he used the columns
of his newspaper to feed the hungry,
give drink to those who were. athlrst
and to lead the blind He Is incap-
able of evil thought, and if he cannot
speak in kindness he remains silent
If he cannot give cheer he gives sym
patty and coincidence. His AFFINITY is
recognized over two great states, bus
to know him is a privilege.
And so we live in the hope that
he may return to US; but, If he does
not, nothing but kind thoughts and
best wishes will go out from his old
home of che north to his new home
of the south
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-17
GUARANTEEING BANK DEPOSITS.

The editor of the Pennington News
Republican says that he is not and
never has been in favor of guarantee
ing bank deposits, because of the ele-
ment of unfairness involved. He sup
poses a case as follows in case Iowa
had such a law
What fairness would there be in
taxing the banks of Pennington which
are doing a perfectly legitimate bust
ness to pay loss to depositors in n
bank in Mason City or come other
town, in the state with whom none of
our banks had had any dealings. 1t
is nice to guarantee the depositors but
1t will never be fair until we invent
some method to protect the honest
banker from paying the debts of the
fraudulent and dishonorable banker.
we have no more right to work a
hardship on one class than another"
That is the idea exactly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-17

A speaker before iowa Librarians n
convention al Des Moines asserted
that trashy reading has caused half
the crime in this country The state
ment is probably an exaggeration. but
there is 10 doubt that such reading
Is a potent factor in the causation Of
crime. The yonng are naturally lmi-
tatiye and they become ambitious to
rival the deeds Of the desperadoes
whose exploits are set forth in glow
ing colors m the trashy publications
Of the day The necessity of supervis-
ing the diet Of the young is recognized
on all sides Parents should exercise
even more care over what goes into
t3eir children's minds than over what
goes into their stomachs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-17

Many Gate City readers will recall
Diavolo, the daredevil loop-the-looper
who was one of the attractions of a
circus which exhibited in Keokuk a
few years ago. He has just been
sent to the Milwaukee house of cor
rection as vagrant, on account of
booze. He told the Judge he had re-
ceived a salary of $4,000 a season
and later received 500 week for
years Now he is a public charge.
What fools some of these mortals be,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-17

Pennington has a paper that is a
great credit to it in the News-Republi-
can owned and edited by ]. H. Taylor.
The issue for last week was an eight
page paper-double the size of Farm
ington papers in the past Mr.. Taylor
has the right idea of what local
newspaper should be. He is filing the
columns of the News-Republican with
Interesting home news. supplemented
by judicious comment on the leading
topics of the day. Pennington Is TO
be congratulated that it is so well
represented in newspaper way.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-17

President Sherman of the new Hi
nois state board of control, in an adj
dress before the recent conference of
charities at Peoria. stated that ''he
would much rather deal with the in
ne who are in institutions and sub
ject to custodial restraints, than to
deal with sane politicians who are NOT
under restraint and running at large
about this state He further de-
clared that this expressed preference
is entirely conviction born of exper-
ience and not theoretical. Mr.. Sher-
mans long and intimate acquaintance
with Illinois politicians qualities him
to speak as an expert What he says
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-17

During the past year the Niagara
Falls hydro-electric plants saved the
equivalent of more than a million
tons of coal. When the Keokuk water
power is developed the saving in coal
will be still greater
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-17

John Cownie, government crop re-
porter, George A. Wells, secretary of
the Iowa Grain Dealers Association,
and other experts are agreed that the
frost last week did not hurt the Iowa
corn crop, and for a very good reason:
The corn was out of the way of the
frost The country editors of the
state are to be congratulated on the
success of their efforts to pull the
crop through in time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-17

Of course the fact that Peary's yes
sci was named the Roosevelt" is a
point in his favor, but it doesn't prove
that he was the only one who reached
the north pole.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-17
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-17

Judge McHenry of the district court
In Des Moines on Thursday granted
divorce to a woman and married her
to another man within the brief space
of half an hour. That eminent jurist
seems to be thoroughly saturated with
the Des Moines idea of doing things
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-17

and take advantage OF the superstl-
ton of the people. The heather
Chinaman looks upon his wife and
children as stock in trade and they
are subjected to all the humiliations
that one might expect OF such a faith.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-17

A New York city woman left her
husband because he threw eggs at her
Such extravaganza fully warranted her
In having no more to do with him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-17

If this thing continues much longer
the Disguised public may conclude that
neither Peary nor Cook reached the
north pole
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-17

1t Is believed by the Colfax Clipper
that the Iowa insurgent editors-who
gave Uncle Joe to understand what he
could say-got their ears full when
the speaker of the national house got
started.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-17

The Ottumwa Courier remarks that
no matter what you think of Peary's
latest charges against Cook you must
admit that that Eskimo boy, "I-took-
a-shoo" has foxy little name.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-17

1t is wise Crane that doesn't at
tempt TO fly too high.