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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
CAPTAIN FETTER
TO START WORK
Quincy River Contractor VIII Get
Busy the First of July on Con-
tracts in This Section.

Cant. 4. V. Fetter is to get his
feet ready soon to start TO work OF
river Improvement contracts soon al
ter july /. Major Charles Keller,
corps OF engineers, Z. 5. A., has Just
completed his inspection trip OF the
Mississippi from St. Paul TO ST. Louis
and probably viii have report ready
soon. Capt. Sam Edwards, formerly
OF Keokuk. but NOW assistant United
States engineer at Dubuque. is quoted
as saying rAat there is surrey patty
at work on the river. surveying such
places as are mostly in need Of re-
pair work Some OF the mars have been
plated and sent 20 headquarters
These maps also show where ard
what kind Of improvements are pro
posed and when approved, and funds
provided, orders viii be issued TO
start active operations Tentative
contracts for rock and other material
have been let, but nothing IS 10 be
definitely decided upon until the nv
ers and harbors bill, still in confer
ence, is acted upon IN congress
There Is however the continuous
appropriation OF $4,000 that viii
be available July first 50 there IS
no doubt about the riyer Improve
ment fleets getting busy II thai
month and they will be Kept busy 50
long as the money lasts What both
ers Capt. Fetter Is that he does rot
k1ow how much government work he
may get or whether he may be sure
OF getting any or not And he nay
not know until final action is taken
on the rivers and harbo-s bill
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
whas a summer ceIa Nay %.

A summer cold il neglected is inst
as apt TO develop into bronchitis IS
at any other season Do net neglect
Il. Take Foley's Homer and Tar
promptly. Il loosens the cough.
soothes ard heals Inc inasmed al
passages, and expels the cold from
the system Wilkinson & CO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
Boston 10 New York.

BOSTON, Mass june "a fight
from New York to Boston IS coz
sidered By Glenn H Curtiss- A H
Loving, representing local anuse-
ment enterprise. Is negotiating for
the trip. Curtiss believes he can
make the trip with only three stops
fer gasoline
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
.99y|a|ETG7T 81
Bluff Park Dance This Evening.

ot6b = dih GcuCS inns GsSFtiE.
A large number of the Keokuk
younger set will be at Bluff Park this
evening to attend TIE dancing party
which is to be given there by several
young men of this city. Many will go
UP On the evening train aud a number
will drive TO the park to spend an Ell
joyable evening. The Agne orchestra
will furnish music for this first one OF
the summers cotillions Dancing will
commence soon after eight O'Clock
ald will continue until time for the
down 12:45 train. This will be an
event in which many local young peo-
pie will be permitted to participate,
though the affair will be an informal
one and all going viii be made vel
come by the sponsors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
Ronse,,.It.s sacrsae.

LONDON. June s.-Theodo-e Roose-
welt declared thar ne had not asked
nor would not accept arr favo-s
from the New York customs house
on his arrival IN America As sp@
ciaI ambassador from the United
States TO the funeral Of King Edward
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
A Garst Guess

DES MONIES, June s.-With re-
turns from 10 counties. it is estimated
that Garst will win by 1000. Palmer
looks like the winner for railroad com
missioner. The second place goes tc
either Jim Wilson OF Adair or Clifford
Thorne OF Washington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08

DENVER. Colo lane S--Tae tour-
see15a 4azzaza session Of The Ma
tio1al Congress q Mothers Eli be-
gin here to@e--oE and already many
delegates are arriving from 81 over
the Cli.ss S.zss-,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
SAVING GOOD MEN FROM THE
DRINK HABIT.
Restoring Them 70 the Home, Family
and Business Worid

In few lines 10 State Senator
James E Bruce. Atlantic. Iowa, 2
patient writes
= csnnot say TOO much q enough
for the Neal Three Day Drink Habi.
Cure L vii gaYe ar drtnker 70
MS home family. and business
World. May success be yours in every
raj
The Neal Il 81 internal treatment,
Without hypodermic injections tia.
cures the ~o-s. case o. drink labi.
Z. me institute or TIE hone 4
taree cazs
No Cure, No Pay
L IS the moral dirty whica eYe-y
person addicted 70 the drink habit ewes
to h:z family, relattves. friends, socis-
y ard Inc public. also ersryone who
i interested N o. knows OF one who
ig addicted 70 tae drink habit. 70 call
rRou. write Or phone the Neal Cure
todzy fo- free copies X thelr guarG.
teed Bard and Contract, booklet, les
ttnpuizs. e1dorsenezt- and hank
references. witch Eiu BE caee-tully
furnished address
The Neal Cure
Institute. K C.. So ST. Street. Dez
1ciaes Ioesa; also Dayenp7.t, siou1
City. Iowa. and Omaha. se5.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
E.i-o- s--.s .4sz s-r,.

BOONE. I1ne S. G. GoI6=site.
postmaster aad editor ot the Ne~z
Republican, -sceSvst aro5ea arm
while crankl2g Al z-Eo-ca5te HIS
-EE1- arm Eas 1rokG 81 re w-.s1-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
g O gs.

EeokEk Lodge, 20. 1oe-Meets frs;
snd third Thursday nights ~ Eiks
hall. GIsbors opera house block, Sixth
and Main streets. Club ROOMS ope1
daily. ytz.tin~ brothers cordially y.
Ttted- L J. Tol.. = r; HtiI!z I,e.-
hold. Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets will brace up the nerves, ban
ISL sick headache. prevent desponden-
cy and invigorate the whole system
Sold by Wilkinson & Co., aad j. F
Kiedaisch & Son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
sfoc Reuarc. 500.

TIE readers of this PAPER viii be pleas
&c 20 learn ttzt there 5 ~ least o1e
dreaded disease that science nsS ben are
20 curs IN ali its stages ard 1hzr IS c.
tzrTh Hairs CzEr-E Cure e the o-iy
rcxxe4Te cure ncE EcoEn 10 TIE le1sca!
fraternity CzEA--5 oetrE co-sst.1-
s1o-as 6sszzss requires : constitutions
trca rzea- Halls Czta-a Care = s---~a
internally. ac-.zE directly -pon the 4-3at
and r-ccss s-.zesz & TIE syz-ez
Iksre5y esrcy4-E Tie 5oZrtz Tor q.
ire cts11ss sn3 EsvinE me pzus1c
strength bg building mp the Constitution
zzG assisting nature = doing is Eo-x
TIE p-opyizto-s have 50 uurh faith Il
It's curative Powers that trey o-sr ozs
Hundred E@3lls-E for any Ease tia. !:
tails 70 cure Sez9 fur Iass Q: tsS-zz5--
talG
ADDRESS J. cHSEY ( CO.
Tcss.a o
Isss EsIs 800 Eslls ,o- eaas.lsa-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08

COUNCIL BLUFFS, J11e sc. 2
P Fcom locel newspaper nan,
was appointed chist q police "a SIC
coed MatoF George H RichEoc6- Eao
1zs rsceatly ve-oTe5 from ot5cs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
Musical Numbers Greatly Enjoyed.

Musical Numbers Greatly Enjoyed.
Every number of the finely arrang-
ed program of music was received
with favor by the many who attended
the sixth annual pupils concert OF
Mrs. Ella Marder's class OF young
musicians last evening. The audience
was composed of the parents and
friends Of the performers, who in
fault'ess style and with compliment
airy credit to their instructor, execut-
ed the difficult numbers as well as
the simpler classics and varied pro-
gram. with an ease and grace tat
caused many congrstuiatory remarks.
The affair was complete success and
the annual concert this year of Mrs,
Marder's large class OF stringed in
strunent artists pleased the many
who were so fortunate as to attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
oRnN @ oWs

Regular 1est.lg 0. IL. Order G,
o~ls the 6rE- ard third TEesdzys o.
ezct month a. t1etr hal n the Echiitz
building. corner Third and Joh1zoa
streets. third soo- Visiting Owls arg
ccrd1ailg ioTtted Ctzs- OF, WORTHY
president: Paul r. Pecss.ei1, seer
tra
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08

4 specie to- Eatz-1r T1ozzs'
Electric On. strozges-, chaz7est IEzt-
men eve- devEsei- \ hossehol6 rene
IL IN America tc- = ysars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08

Foley's Kidney Remedy may be Civ
en- to children with admirable re-
suits. II does away with bed wet
ting, ard is also recommended for use
after measles and scarlet fever. VII
kinson & Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
MODERN TOD9EN OF AMERICA
GIahnrz E4u

Keokuk camp. No. e22-Meets every
Wednesday eTe1ing a. $50 ?. n Orr
lztch string i our u ne.gtbo.. John
Wustrow. Y. c.; J. 4. -5llsrd. Cle-k
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08

MS baggage would be exempt, but
ne says that ne will not ask for this
exemption for the baggage of himself
or family.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
What Everybody Ought to Know.

That Foley Kidney Pills contain just
the ingredients necessary to tone,
strengthen and regulate the action Of
the kidneys and bladder. Wilkinson
& Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08

KNIGHTS AND LADfE1 or SECUR
ITg. KEoEUk coUs III No. 1888
Meets the first and 1t-d Monday o.
each month. - A o. Q. II. hall q
S O'Clock. = e Hawkes.. president
:. Whitmarxh. F.nzncisr. Ngyus
G. scaenk. Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
ire Te. :. e-ss.nssz.

We estimate great zsz ty thar VI.
ines. Ece by the5- S-ccsss-Nsgcs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
TOTALS OF THE
PRIMARY ELECTION
With One Township Missing, Figures
Are Given for the
Total Vote.

With returns in from every precinct
in the county, excepting Pleasant
Ridge, The Gate City's returns of yes
terday's primary election are as fol
lows. on the democratic ticket.
Bashor, 213; Moon, e43; Porter,
LAO; ellis, 273; Pollard, 800: Ham
ilton, 1854; Shook, 524; Krebill, s91;
Reitz. $50; Myers. 1,155; Kennedy
1.244; yermillion, ass; Williams, IFS;
Miller. 701; Hayes. 723; Kent, 1871;
starkweather, 1912; Hennemann, III,
Crimmins. 1922; Farrell, GA: Hebel,
4s4; Knobbs 645; Rasow, 8s7; Young
LOO; Slattery, l,f9o; Korschgen
1,1s7; Ackley, 578;. mayhew, 465;
Craig, 1923; McManus. 1908; Eppers.
1,103; Smith, 1,o6s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
Van Buren, County.

IIJale tIIy Leased wire Serylce-l
KEoSAUQUA. Iowa, June s.-The
republican majority In this county for
the head OF the ticket is very large,
Carroll carrying the county by about
500 and Kennedy $50. Out OF four
candidates for state legislature there
Is no choice. The county ticket as
nominated is as follows:
". P. Donohue, auditor; Paul E.
Walker. treasurer; D. F. Trua1, clerk
Seward Fellows. sheriff; Walter Beer.
recorder; ". B. NewboId, county at
torney; B. c. Bingham, superinten-
dent; Chas. Woodrow and W. ". Nor
ris. supervisors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08

Puckechetuck Encampment, No. Z
meets first and third Tuesday e7enings
OF each month Otto Anschutz. Scribe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08

Herman Lodge. No. 11e [G<-nau).
meets regularly every Wednesday
evening at 5 O'Clock. a. 4. LINEN.
burger. n. G.; AlbeE- Kieter. Rec.
Sec.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
A. O. II ".

Keokuk Lodge. 40. 25s-Meet.
eTery Thursday nigh. al 100 O'Clock
az hall over xeokuk Savings bank
corner Fifth and Main -reets. Visit.
Ing brethren cordially invited Ed
Vaughn, 81 ": .. A. Beur, Recorder.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
\ Driving from Keokuk to His Home
In Hamilton Last Night He
Met with Serious
Accident.
AUTO OVER ENBANKMENT
Back Wheel Broke and Threw Ma
chine Over the Eighty-Five-
Foot Enbankment at east
End of Bridge.

Buick automobile, driven by Clar-
ence Barnum OF Hamilton, cut loose
this morning at the Illinois end of the
bridge and after running wild for two
hundred yards on the bridge eurned
st right angles at the end and made a
lean of eight-f1ve feet over the en-
tankment and alighted bottom side
nm in the mud and water of the slough.
The owner who was driving the car
was thrown out when the machine
made the quick turn and was saved
from death or fatal injuries.
Clarence Barnum, the owner, had
taken a party Of the bankers in con
yention at Carthage from Carthage
to the site Of the dam and the steer
Ing geer of the machine had become
broken. He was engaged to take
Captain Barber and party to Ply
mouth today and on the return to
Hamilton last evening telegraphed to
Fl Madison for the parts needed
These were sent down last night or
No s, arriving at 1l:A5 a. m. and
shortly after Mr.. Barnum started
across the bridge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
Wheel Broke.

In taking the party OF bankers,
Barnum strained one of the wheels
and was told by his wife before leav-
ing for Keokuk last evening that he
had better drive carefully When
within about two hundred yards of the
east end OF the bridge the wheel
dished in. striking the track and
threw the back OF the machine onto
the sprockets and gears.
AS soon as the auto struck Barnum
attempted TO shut of the power but
was unable to do so, as the machine
had taken things into its own hands
and had started 10 give the driver a
few thrillers. The first was when the
back part OF the machine swung from
side to side and tried to climb the
braces of the steel uprights on the
bridge. After several unsuccessful at
tempts TO unseat the driver the ma
chine ran to the end OF the bridge and
proceeded to tear up a little OF the
track. The machine then turned at
right angles and here Mr.. Barnum and
the machine parted company, Mr.
Barnum going ont onto the road and
the machine leaping over the high
embankment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
Republican.

Garst. 4ss; Carroll. 1903; Brook.
hart. 375; Kennedy. 1923; Eichhorn
77s: Sharpe, $50; Shafer, 557: Trump
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08

Hardin Lodge, No. 2s-Hol1z its reg
uiar monthly meetings the second
Monday evening OF each month
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
z Of P

z q P.
Morning Star Lodge. No. IMeets
Fifth and Bio1deau. K. Of P. building
Tuesday AZ 7:30 p II. c. B. tx.
CHANCELLOR Commander; J. 4. Bur.
CESS K o. r I'd 8 Waiting knights
fTaterualIy inTitef.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-08
60 q Nsaspaoer Man.

I'D n LILlEELs-s- &c
-sks Halls Family FstSs so- eo1s-Ir.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22

benz Gefongenen in Dem aerfer Der
GiIterne perfiigen.
9tioe battelL inoent lie oas OH
an Die Seiiclmano lcbnteil, obne Elm
cin5iges @prt 5it perlieren, Die lange
llntcrreonng gebort, melde mir I'M.
iercn Seieril 10 ebet m~itgetbeilt ha.
ben. 3ruanSigmol batte Der Gapit1n
Dor Gntriiitiulg se5ittert, mGbreno er
borte, mie Der p%errGtberiife @raf iidr
Die Sreibeit Der Nropin5 llno bas Sc.
ben Der slnfiibrer bes @ebirges obs
%faufen lieB.
Die mtermurtete Nohriht bon Der
@eiangenidaft bes Ifarrers Mor.
ailis bate ibn anfangs beItiir5t &C..
mad,t; aber or bate iif bal6 mieocr
berllbigt iino BET iih geiagt:
ySpbalo id aus oieiem nerpiinid.
ten Sdlolie binaus bin, ellie .h Dem
woderen Yrieiter 81 Silfe mnb meroe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22
81 tSebntes 8 apite.
Der gcrratb idrrcitet meiter.

,SSSa, ib peroe Gud antporten,"
ipieoerbolte Der Serr bes golerl6loi.
les, LIMB eben 10 freimiitbig, mie
Sbr geseu MIDI gepeien ieio, peroe
ih segeu Guh lein.l So, mebr oils
einnal babe ih Den Captain go Gr.
Sou itio nit ibm Die 5pei anoerel
Niitslieber iener Greieinigfeit, III
neldber, mie Sbr ielbit iast, Die araft
nno Die Soifmtng Der Yropin5 be.
ri,bt, IN meiiler @ewult gebabt. Sa,
i'd meiB chen 10 gut ais Sbr, baB ar
Dem Gage, mo bieie orei Wtonner foot
poer gefungen linn, Die 6ranfe'
Gomte erobert iein miro, oenn Die
alsoonn ibrer Mniiibrer beraibten
Sreiihaaren bes @ebir9es iueroen
lid 5eritreuen, Sirrbt ittb Shrefcn
merben lid Der @emiitber bemuf)tl.
gen nno jeoer @ioerltanO miro niht
blob unmoglih id)einen, ionoern es
alld IN Der Sbat neroen. Sa, id)orl
l6nait bate i) Sean CLAUDE Eroit,
Den Sberit 8arro5 ullo ben Yfarrer
Warauis .@llh in Die Sdlloe llefern
fonnen; aber merll id Dies getbuu
bate, @raf bon @ilebriant, 10 miiroe
i'd mid, ielbit nit aebunbenen Sdn.
Den Giirer 8naoe ODER pielmebr Der
oes aonias bon Sranfreif unb beS
Cardinals bon Hi6elieu iiberantfpor.
tet baben, uno Dies burfte ih nlht
tbun. 3ie 9anfborfeit Der aonigc
lit cine 5~meiiclboite Sade. Sobalo
Der 9ieuit eilmal geleiItet lit, Der.
aeiien oieie boben Serren mr. all6li.
leid)t ben 3ieuer."
,8roi bon Wontaiau," riei Sue.
briant, .bieier 3pciiel lit cine 9elei'
oigung!"
.0ie nid)t oil gld) gerid,tet lit,
Reiiire, unb Die &c. IoieitGt Der
aonig 9ubmig Der 0rci5ebnte niht
riigen miro. SD babe mid baber &C.
notbigt geieben, Den arieg ieinen
Gang geben 5u loiien unb beionocrs
gud ourf Cure Nieoerlage 81 SET
gen, oaB Sbr mid niht cntbebren
fopnt. @eeenwartig Sbr iebt, oai
i'd, inbem id Dies ioae, elm poaia
-sSerbedtes Spiel Heterogeneous
tia fonnt SSbr nift mehr oos Sell
balten. Cure Srnppen iino oecimiri
uno erifopit, Der @intcr beainnt
8or orei Sasen nod Serren boz
Soint.Glaube felt Sbr seitern ourd
cine Sanbpol 2eute, balb 9anerr
unb balb Soloaten. baraiis BERTHE
ben por6en. @s bleibt Grd oabel
fem onberer @usipee, als nit meinel
Silfe Der Sa6e elm @nbe 81 nader
ober-@uh ais beiiegt su befennen.'
Ser @raf bon @rebriant, melde,
bel ii6 ielbit seiteben mlibte, baB sln
TIDE BON Mpntaisu @edt batte, ienft'
ben aopf unb bib iid aaf Der
S1nurrbart.
.Sbr fiiblt, bab Sbr Der Sfdrfer'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22
6ort g.

,So fomme %Darollf, 8rat NntIoc
BON Wontaigu. Bon @ud, uno spar
BON guf alein, b1tgt bos @noe oes
arieaes ub. 60 Gu5on, Sarro5 ullo
Warqltis iino Die Orei Selocn, welhe
ms in Sda6 balten. "a Gli5on be-
ionoers lit elm &ieie az &iibHbelt lino
8enie. @enn man bebcnft, Dap Die
Ter Meni1 fiir5lid) gemagt bat, lld)
in Saint.Glauoe ein5uld)leltcr-ln
cine nit Stltrm 9ellomnlelle rro
burdb Elm gauges slrnleecprpS belcstc
Staot, baB or ieine Sanbc mltbrad)te
ullo Dor runieren Nitgcn ort oerl
9losc 2ilbnig's oes eliten cincn
Dllrd) ~utierc 8eredtigfeit pcrltrtbell.
ten Wann beireit baben miirbe, bate
Gucr YiItoleniduB o%eniclben nift
nod, i'm lesten gitgcilblid errelht!
Mon ioQtc es mabrlid) llift glallben!
0on iold,en 9eieblsbabcrn nnge-
tiibrt, lit cine Sepolferrng mliiber'
pinolit,. @enn bagegel1 oieIe Ill-
fiibrer untcrliegen, baum bemohtlgt
lid, iofort @ntmitbigiug lulO
Sdrcdcn bieier Dor Sturgeon nod 10
furttboren impropiiirten Soloner.
Sino ga G,,5or, 8arro5 intb yfar'
qltis toot pber gefangeL 10 lit Der
@i0erItano perniftet. Sas ut rnbe'
jtrcitbar. Meint Sbr niht ald2"
ga, a~lleroines unbeitreltbar, Mel
fire"
,@oblan, lett Sen ieds Tonuten,
fuelte Sbr unierer Sad)e angebort,
bubt Sbr 5pnn5ig @elegenbeiten &C.
babt, Grlh oieier W6nner 81 bemaf'
tiqcn uno lie inns in Die Sanoe 81
.iiibren, benm ibr Sertrnuen 81 Gldl
lit unbegrenSt, ino lie wdren III oie
critic Shlinge gefaqen, Die Sbr linen
aeleat b1ttet. Sbr babt es abel
nitt sctban. SD frage. gud, benz.
nod: beiBt Dies wobl ais reolidei
9unbessenoiie banoeln? nno tonner
mir cinem Offer 8lailbeu beimeIien
BON Incident Sbr 10 lpenig gemelit
gebt2"
sit Dies slaes, mas Sbr mir Dor
5llperfen babt2" fragte gntiOe Dor
Wontaigil.
.SSa. es lit Iaes."
.@oblan id pcroc Gud antwor'
ten."
r3t y y
I6tSebnteS &apite.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22

Stilnoen ausruben uub unperipcilt
btcrber Snriiftebren."
yIusrilben Mieiiire? @o5ll? 50.
balo Die Mlitpprt in. meinen Sdnoen
letn miro, iperoe ih Gloirpotr Der.
lolIen, nm nod Dem slolerIhloIIe 5u.
rilf5ufebrell."
pSas lit niht notbig. gs geniigt,
fpenn Sbr gegen Ginbritd Der nddIts
f%olgeuocn Nadt mieocr bier leib."
sd merbe oa ieirL Meiiire. gu
melhem Sbor ioa if bereinfom-
menu"
.9nrh Dos fleine S6or bcs @al.
les. Sier lit Der Sfliiiiel bo5u. Sest
madt Sud l6nell auf Den @eg,
@eib."
Wagili ~peridmanb in Dem gebei.
men 8ange iulo oas @auOgetdfel
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nltf Der Sire bon @iebriont; Id,
CLAUDE, umlere Gonieren5 lit beeroet
70 5nar altf ole befricoiacnoite
@eiie. ba mir nun iiber alle Yiutftc
einin iino."
sd irene mid barber, Weliire,
uno ipiinid)e Dem 3onig pom Sranf.
reid uito benz Cardinal redt bah
bepeiien 81 fonneu, Dob ib bes Ser.
trauens, peldes lie auf mid ieeen,
miiroig bin
.gt,in lieet es in gurem Snterciic
eben 10 iebr als in DEM unierert, bat
Die Stranded omte cine fran5oiiifG
GropinS mer6e; oenn an oemi Saac
mo oieies eroBe GrcieniB itattiinbet.
merbet Sbr 8orperneilr Der 8roi
idoft 8nrgunb Iein."
9to6 ebe orei Monate perseberl
Ieiiire, bin ih @ounernellr Del
@rafi6ait 8urglnb, benn che nod
brei 0tonate pergeben lit oil
Sranhe.Gomte cine fran5oiiibe 8ro
ping"
y@olt Sbr 9efeble ertbeilen. bal
meme 2eilte lulo meme Ticroe lid
bereit balten2"
.Iiigenbliflih, Weiiire."
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aeite uno Der 9iener, melfem e.
einige @orte iagte, lenftc lcin'
Shritte eiligit nah Dem Giiterneil
bofe.
al =
@inen g%ugenblid ipater rift DC,
@rai bon @ilebriant, bon Intioe boz
Montaigu bis on Die leste 3rgbriidi
geleitet, nit ieiner fleinen Gscori
Den @eg binob, welder III oas 3ba
fiibrte.
Hahoem Slntibe Dor Ieinen gll
gen Die Sbore mieoer botte ldlieBel
laiien lenfte cr feline Shritte nod
Dem Saole. ben er 10 chen perloiici
unb in melden or pieoer eiiltrai
pdbrenb er murmelte:
,@"ouperneur Der 8rnfihait no
9uramo-bas lit Elm sroBer Sitc
uno id, weroe i'm nod grober s.
MAIDEN ipiiien."
y y y
Ieun5ebntes aapitel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-01

Pittsburg's graft system, hand
and glove with the rotten state
system, is hoary with age. There
have been sporadic attempts at
reform in late years, but these
did not come to anything. The
town was content, apparently.
The present upheaval was real
ly started by Roosevelt, when In
1908 bank examiner reported
to Washington his discovery that
the bank was buying councilmen' s
votes to get city deposits at low
interest rates. T. r. stirred GER
tain prominent citizens to action
and an investigation brought out
the astonishing truth that six
prominent banks, with the knowi-
edge and approval of their rich
and influential directors. were
head over heels in the business,
and one by one, facing prison AMI
hoping for immunity, councilmea
have confessed their part in the
transactions.
Now a movement is on to clean
up protected vice. Julian Ken
nedy, the famous engineer, is at
the head of party of prominent:
citizens, who have employed de-
tectives to expose the "red light"
district. These detectives repor.
that the vice system is protected
by grating politicians. The re-
markable thing about this cam
paign of reform is that the re-
formers take the stand that I'M
fortunate women should not De
prosecuted, but that the owne rs
of real estate rented by women
and the men who patronize vice
are the real responsible culprits
and should be shown up. The
plan is to order lewd women out
of town. Those who refuse "a
go will be arrested and the men