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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-17

WHEN Detectives Earl Ripley and Har-
~ Curran investigated what was re-
ported to be layout of burglar tools al
the stables of the Jensen Creamery COM
pany at Fourth South and Fourth West
streets yesterday. they found them to
be the implements of a chair repairer,
which in certain respects are not unlike
burglar tools
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-17

GRAND LARCENY is charged against
T. d. Jones in complaint issued from
the county attorneys office yesterday.
]. H. Mangum claims that Jones stole
a watch, SIS in money and some other
articles from him Monday, the value
of the goods amounting to $64.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-17

THE MARRIAGE of Miss Lillian Fow-
Ter to William w. Wells took place yes
terday afternoon at the home Of the
groom's parents, III South Sixth East
street, Rev. P. A. Simpkin officiating.
Mr. Wells has lived in Salt Lake all
of his life.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-17

AT THE REGULAR MEETING of Court
Salt Lake No. ], FOresters of America,
last night in Jennings hall, arrange
ments were made for a social to be held
the third Wednesday of March, when
members, their wives and friends, will
be invited to come and make merry.
Two new applications for membership
We're acted upon, and a good deal of
routine business transacted.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-17

AS THE RESULT Of failure Of the at
tendance of witnesses, the case of
Irena Hall, colOred, who is charged with
grand larceny, in the robbery Of pOck-
etbook, was postponed in Judge f. NJ.
Bishops court yesterday afternoon I'M
til February "a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-01
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-01
UNCLE JoE'sv PHILOSOPHY.
Spectacle of speaker Cannon Sailing
Through II. Storm.

Washington Post No matter hox
the storm may rage about him, no
matter hov his enemies may describe
him. and no matter what fate may be
IN store for him. Uncle joe Cannon
Is today ard VII remain until the end
u his life one Of the most picturesque
ana interesting characters IN the INIT
81 States AsaaiIed By many, inciud-
Ing some of his old friendg. get his
honesty and fsariesaness have never
been questioned And through the
stress Of The storm ais unfalling hum
or shines forth undaunted
Az ne walked into one Of The PITTS
Durg hotels before making a speech
70 the Pittspnrg Chamber Of Com
merce the other night he removed
the inevitable big. black cigar
which The reporters tell about, scrawl,
I'd u Cannon. Illinois, Oh the reg
ister and turned 70 answer he yolleg
u questions which came pounding AZ
hln from ali gideg
What about the food investigation !?
How about rivers and harbors? What
would he do If the insurgents beat
him2 Uncle joe calmly hummed a
SUNDAY School hymn Suppose they
we're to put him out Of business? At
that question his interest quickened,
and he replied. dryly:
III they put me out Of business in
the house, and there are some Who
think they can, am going To fall back
on my voice. uged TO be something
Of singer. you know and guess
can draw fair salary behind the
footlightsn
A fair SALARY? Uncle Joe" ia too
modest He would become the high
est.prIced artist on the stage They
would jan the theatres to see him
just az nov they jam any hall in any
city when he Is scheduled as a speak
err The rest Of the country may say
what they Ike about him when he is
not around but wnen he goes into
their own camp they receive him with
open arms, for his homely philosophy
and the courage Of convictions wiz
friends even when his hearers do not
agree with him
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-01
heMspspers and the people.

Francis e Leupp. IN the Atlantic.
Whatever We may say Of the modern
pregs on its less commendable side.
We are bound 10 admit that newspa-
Derg, Ike governments. fairly reflect
the people they serve. Charles Dudiey
Warner once went so far as to say
that no matter how Objectionable the
character OF q paper MAJ be. II is al
ways trife better than the patrons
on whom IL relies for its support /
suspect that Mr.. Warmers comparison
rested on the greater frankness OF
the bad paper, which, BY very virtue
Of it's mode Of appeal IS bound to
make brave parade Of its worst
qualities: whereas the reader who
is loudest in proclaiming in public his
repugnance for horrors. and his de-
testation Of scandals, may in private
be buying daily the sheet which ped
dies both most shamelessly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-01

Sauyoo RustIer. What shall the
lakes name be when the Keokuk dam
ts built This question is nov asked
Different names have been suggested
On account Of the great business, and
commercial enterprise that silI be
near or On It's shores, We suggest that
It be called Lake Commerce. Il this
does not suit. lei It he called Lake
Moro" This name viii BE- IN harmony
WIKI what the lake viii in reaiitF be. q
mex iake" The word .Noyo- could
be traced through the Latin word
~Noyus. which means new Soyo
is z slight change from Noyus. We
don't think the new lake should BE
named after person Or any Of the
cities On lis shores, as It nay engen-
der Jealousy. However. 80 far az We
are concerned, any old name will suit
Us. iast 20 If brings the Commerce
and something yoyus.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-01

las ssss- -sa-- i,,s.u5.
ten 80 il osr-~ns sssssIssr Ar. Noszn
do sou rsits-sssse- what il was tnst
hrst brought as irS-gn-ry
Yes: s.sal ssory 1sspgs Judge Barrel
my. and il was s:snsc ssBe. aud You 81
followed il ny Min ssst OF gooa oues
since Why II lisSl..r. there Amt a.
man in tie counlrs sfIst can wors up
q series Ike sou rssfs fsut. 90 sou
knox. Tai a-.iuuii4 10 sflins that lbe
judge Is not III lad MIr0 you. I'M
MOI forgetting on scorrs but he
seated hiufSesf did ron erer tnins oil
1t. peFhsp~ we navrfs-i all the facts Of
thar affair: >orse ghirrs oave hap
p-uec Are yoE sure snsr nes so all
fired wrong -
Mr.. Sosan. llss hsH hasn't been told
about Judge li1siplur- cried Brand.
Wei. ;fsts Is getting 10 Ok pretty
serious affair Ae can't be 100 sure
about our facts.
MIR. NoiHn. Judge Barteinly is not
only q diStanr~t JsldS-. bur Be seems
to hare a destructive inuneuce on
every one near nsin HIS corrupt and
corrupiitS. moi aniy u his public but
fu his pirate life.
wasn't wasn'i IT lis daughter that
ron we're engaged 10:
les- il was- aud be's using her just
n be did ner mo. her before 1er
You amaze me. What do you
mean
Brand took = deep breath
~Whr. he surrounded her mother
with machine politicians and suady
fnanciers aud crooked lawyers He
sent her TO he state capital when lie
wanted 10 be senator. but il was i'm
possible: 10 Washington " hen ne want
ed 10 be minister TO France. and she
failed. and again when be wanted 10
be judge. and she succeeded aud = teH
she found ont that be WAS using Ms
iudicia, Office 10 steal and that she mad
only been a lobbyist for his rotten
schemes
.swell.-
We'll. i, killed hcr. Mr. Nolan. and
now he's nsing bis daughter in The
same way hes hiling his house with
corporation jackals like Dupny. He
sends her here to Duzzle you by WORT
ing 90 your wife aud daughter. He
hates me. but he would let her marry
me TO have his enemy in the family
and make him silent"
why don't you 30 10 the girl and
tell herr suggested The newspaper
owner.
a bout her mother and why shc
eied:''
We'll. perhaps not But ! hope you
won't follow the Barteliny story any
| further I'll be just as we'll pleased.
..I've got 10 follow ii. Mr.. Nolan.
can't stop" CALCULATED Brand .I're
got the goods on him now. I've got 4
story that will drive him of the bench
when we .prin, il.
Ito be continred.l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-01
ydsan -ay- >:..,-..sa s.ut gss.1s, Il

Pr
Hold yoar horses wbrsle7. Y.1
know don't csrr an.tissng 1bout is,ls
social ssun5 for sisyS=sf Ii don-f 5:
into mr. life. bsrt remember IRE soi
famHiy. ard nothing comes aIsead q.
teens. Motss~r ard nlay hare a 5aa
gle now ard then. EsrF- after all. ~
have b@aH side Farmers for gra1.
many years Ard ms yfrs. There aia'f
a FINER e5ueases " grettier girl III
New YORK ard ssSp o1-ssf IN be able Ia
20 any WHERE. tsrt she cant in Ibis
town-is1is Grid nssn's town. Than. ~
course. tssere-~ Sylvester / snew b.
amt as bright Is lie nsi-hi be- and I.rs
spent well asoTs. than Twice your sal
arp fryissg 10 Set hins through fresh
man year at HARVARD. and couldn't.
10 run around with tilese other sports.
Ehy not: can agard il. ard guess
the kids GOT 10 SOW his wisd oats any
way Ny wifs and children ought 10
be happy With ,Iae money I've got and
as figure IL II 5nin this Oak Door
club ! can nell, thorn e., get what they
want liz ypn follow rns Brand:"
Yes: ] Understand sighed Brand
al FIRST yrt took up the side OF the
people. and ron are continuing At Il
But you amd snur family hare become
ambitious or. III least 50 far as you
are concerned. yesi arr ambitious for
them Whpg yau begin 10 associate
familiariy witil ri5li men as heir friend
yon'H soon lind Yourself playing golf
or billiards with nne. drinking whisky
with ano,Ee ard yosIr sop will marry
the daughter Of \ third You will for
get all about the people Your paper
viii become eleeatIent ard feeble The
circulation wiii dry M. Hc paused
for breath and added warningiy IN
strong tones. THE Advance is now .,
its zenith hui rs decline begins tins.
very day that yun are elected TO the
Oak Door club.
Nolan reached over and seized Brand
by the shonidpr
Wheeler. yan're decent sort of a
fellow. ike yau and The things
you've made the Paper stand for. but
ynu don't know what it means 10 PM
people TINT ron loye on llp altar and
cause item suffering for the sake %
thesetIleSe general principles.
Don't ~ exelaiined the young ed
iior We'll that's exactly what IRE
done gave up The :siri Ioved. wha
had promised 10 IL. iny wife. so that I
might write the truth" In spite oi
the emotion which his words had
aroused In him frauds voice never
J faltered as ~ spoke
you did. exclaimed Nolan amazed
IT, Well. Iay hoy. / don't understand
you. | couldn't do that" be confessed
-Dun-t think that ii was easy 10,
n to do IKE ,hnueht of her every
is,iir nf every tt.i, isit-.l. Bli' she iItw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-01
Why loMa prosaera.

Monticello Express: Iowa was
most prosperous when prices were
highest. The great bulk Of our Deo-
pie are engaged In producing the
things that are commanding the high
est prices and another large percent
age is engaged in trade directly de-
pendent upon those reaping the bene.
fit OF the high prices. The high price
conditions are hard On those who
have a fixed income, derived from in
terest or otherwise, which has not in
creased in years. But n general the
high prices of foodstuffs have added
millions to the wealth Of this state.
Those campaigning for lower prices
are getting after the farmer, and in
this agricultural state he Ia the i'm
portant factor in determining the pros
perity of all.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-01
An Incident In Real Life.

Washington Democrat: A man in
this town left certain church and
Joined a neighboring congregation.
He told his reasons for leaving his
first love and explained in detail and
said the church he left did not treat
him right and they Rad no sense nor
anything else. He finally got SO full
Of his subject that he calculated
They are certainly the damndest out
fit ever saw This is not meant as
profanity. It ls merely funny as fpok-
en- by a man who left one church 10
go TO another that he liked better.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-01

II ne ssasea National Aagsziue
tie Washington department 81 20
fages sketches the iztest gossip and
record u achievement Ia public affairs
~ Washington ss uszsI this r. o1e
~ tns prominent features TIA; caarse-
ter1zes the National ~ distinctive
from al other periodicals.. The read
e en- aesnsIig see he busy editor Ia
bis personal chats Win Senators.
Presidents. members 81 the Cabinets
and social and business magnstee u
the capital Eyery paragraph giveg
me impression TIT here h one maya
zine editor nao keepe everlasting ~
II III getting something u timely in
5erest for Dir readers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-01
Alex Miller Got a Booklet.

Washington Democrat: We got
booklet picturing Keokuk last week.
Senator Ed McManus sent 1t and 1t is
dandy job and shows up Keokuk In
good style We saw a picture Of
Eds works and Of the Keokuk Con
acknowledgements and we could see
Cortes Maxwell In the fore front of
The crowd but saw no cigarettes We
hope Cortes has cut them out. Ny
goodness, that Is 3 great newspaper,
that acknowledgements We did
not see a picture Of Dr. Moorhead
and we wondered where he was He
was probably somewhere out Of sight
writing an editorial endorsing Smith
Brookhart for congress. We noticed
Tim Hickey The big alderman Gosh,
he Is buster and We are afraid Of
him He Is as big as meeting house
but he isn't much Of meeting house
attendant as we understand it. He
owns ward in Keokuk that he runs
Just exactly to suit himself and 1T
seems 10 be run all right too And
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-01
The White House Man

When President Tafts s7-year-old
aunt says he is just the same old
Will, bigger and buster, but just as
simple and unaffected as when he
used to VISIT me at Milbury on his va
cations from college che pays re-
markable tribue to the chief executive.
From the storm and stress OF poll
tfcs, the factional quarrels in the
ranks Of the Republican party, and
the mol OF messages, speeches, con
ferences. demands, and compromises.
the hopeful, cheerful. but determined
figure Of the President has from
March last doomed large, with a
humanity that has made ii kin with
the country
President Taft took the helm when
the ship OF state was riding on troub
led waters. There had been storm
and the sea of public opinion had not
yet settled. His was not the work Of
lashiug the waves, but Of soothing
them and pushing onward From tht
beginning he has known his goal anc
has not swcrved out OF his course
And III the tempest he has not once
lost his sense of humanity, his Democ
racy, Or his good-nature Ills oil
friends are his present friends HI
| has shattered traditions in waIkin,
informally through the streets o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-01

Increasing activities or tae KeokEk
sra Hamilton Wafer PoTer Coz dsza
Eiil X apparent ~ TIE Eest1er a1s-
Esoves Orders have been placed fo-
nzehsnsgy sna material azd 1ns woFk
MI. 90 forwaf6 nj rapf1ssF tusz 81
soor az ire new equipment car Dc De-
Isrege6 These 81 70 doubt IS 30 re
osildsrg u lie plant soae zkepti.
cssm zeeEas 20 preyz3I IL sections
aheze information il not complete Dat
aere sn KeokUk bit One cs-1clEsso1 ID
draxn-ara that tae complete dam
within Tie tiuse specified By sae ea-
gs1eer. Mr High l. CoopeT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-01
Masonic Memorial to Washington.

Omaha Bee: II was q dignifed and
stately assemblage Of Masons which
gathered in the little town Of A1ez-
andria 10 organize a National Masonic
Memorial association And ii Is espec-
tally fitting that the purpose of such
an organization should be the erec-
ton Of a 81 900 900 Masonic temple as
memorial 10 George Washington.
Much has been written Of washington
az a man and a leader Of men and
the people Of the country have non.
ored him In many ways In our ma
tional capital. as we'll az in Lesser
communities In the nation, monlI-
ments, statues and tablets bearing
suitable inscriptions have been erect
ed In his honor, but, although many
learned treatises have been written
about him, the Masonic order, Of
which he vas at one time grand mas.
ter has never before sought to honor
him az national hero
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-01

sou2e KY saat j. 2. Mo-Sa- ass
go-se ~ grog@ 70 srd pz- u tae
rz4o1ey aeece1 10 NIKE 2 E1e-ger Of
80 ne telegrs2ss ard tese2@oae ooz
Iznseg II RE Eltsee sta-es. Oilers
fkat be ~ aatozd 5p t1s s1tsrez- o
lie seaeu.e 80 establish cezEssa
san& u re Ensred states. Ore pro
seG Is abort ss impossible ~ the
otlev. aat Morgan gaosts arg tsTo-s.es
81 sesae r1anaor ssetor.ea.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-01

& =
Wa 4 sera-.rts
Tbs s5szzs sspsE s-ez ~ IN os Re-
A,es15aS EasEaszg Dszs & W. zss rsg
EzsssEssasez. aas so-s 81 liz casEasr al
Fssassasze.
s esw-zE- sars~6 Esarsw 1e-zEssz
NO We SILL csg Le@. fer yez-z
ago azEf- a-xs oe1z-zzssEE ssore Il
e1s y oar isrze czsae&. Ii rss sSzz-res
u c1sgT q =apse 1soca. Bs1 4aa eo--
nsg ~ sOrFF Fest e7zase. zss o.-as
~ II I'd Ge-zz1 matchmaker -ar-s6
D-e9er. WIG rstgss5 u sell X
50. ! Ell zo- gsre up rzg ssszsa
e ssAG II ag1t & Eaea Dso7er17
ERE We czes9 sn6 ! hare lived an
rrz1e1 hsre to- 1s1y-two years i
wsll not sci 81
B Lesee 2atiezt1r Reasoned
Tcfz vaEszssiF gsTe ~ 5zzsness gears
sgS Fcv maize ard z4s3 ao wzecaes
Eor- Yo-- BOas hare osasr 2arssEts-
Ton Get Elre II tie aozsee oaIr q.
n tlis o.see "a day loag looking o1S
q the Fsz6ow
TIE o11ce Tas Z Ensll corner rOou
IL tas secoes6 zio-y Elt5 IL opsn ere
plzae around Eas-z we<s So some cid
Lsatca -5Ess ! 3attersa EsInrt dssx
H-zs s1sd iato the rzlg and before Il
aI.a II Old chair with sEse1skin
e0rer
TIE I'D EMS kacs greF red-
Ioa are right he said n dog :
wcsE here I hare enough 10 i've on
wftEsosst ~ora BIT I an az Oh nzn
and Esns 10 lire II talg roorn. Ii s.
F,a@ 10 ne When ny wife aid 1
agzt ca1s here ~ zere poo-. /
sovked Il TIE shop bseioz. but ne liT-
e here Gretz fried tae wErst ard
cakes o~er thar Ere: sae cradle stood
IN thai cosue- Little Jan was oo-u
here, his o1ce Eae carried o1t Of
thar door, Gsesz is dead Tor NAM Z
! long year BIT Ehen cit here and
s1toE or of tEe viadCw think she Is
Tsth ne For this1y years SIG and
loo1ed oat 81 that Tsndcv aid talk
&c Of The changes in the street BE-
icSx Leiee Eas salenced for tine.
5s.t be began lis Arguments again the
EEK dsF, Doubling his Offer.
The Ioe Is worth that 10 ne. ae
said. "a oan the block. 5nt 10 No
body else. To1 are Throwing away a
large FUN whieh would be grear help
70 yoir sons that ron mag Indulge z
Bit 81 sentiment Have ron the right
70 Do thai
Weber Sss hard pushed His boss
xere struggling on xitn Small means
this nones woald set them Oh their
feet would enable them 10 marry-
Wnat right hsd he 10 spon theiz lives
that he might sit and dream u old
tines The next day he gave his
consent and the sale vas made.
The old man Tired in the suburbs .
he never cane 10 taat par OF the
torn while the building wag in pro
greEs. When Il Eag finished, and the
huge department store was thrown
open to the pubic. Le5ee one oar asa.
Cd him 70 come In He led them
through the great crowded salegrooms
piled one on top Of another for nine
stories. and then drew hiu into nar.
row pzssage and flung open door.
There IL your little Office. just "a
you left IT,, ne said We have built
around II and beside il. bat not q
brick in II has been touched There
is your fire with the old tiles. and
your desk, and your chair was brought
back TO-DAY 1t Is your Office, Mr
Weber and If you viii sit here as
long az you live, and think of them
that are gone, and watch the changes
In the street beloT, shall feel there
is blessing on the mig house, be
cause have q friend in IT,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-01

Not only the cost Of living, but the
difficulties Of living have become an
acute problem With certain New
Workers hitherto enjoying the fat Of
the city. Mayor Gaynor's crusade
against political barnacles has already
reduced the elty's payroll sl1o0, 600
The Judge Is quite expert in throwing
the harpoon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-01

One Of the reasons urged for
national memorial to the North Ameri,
ia indian IL that the noble red man
IS rapidly vanishing bat the census
contradiets that notion bg showing
the exact contrary But the idea Ia a
good one, especially as certain rich
men intend to erect the memorial
without expense to the Government
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-01

Republicans Of Ire county are dia-
PLAYING a conmendaDie interest IN the
selection o. canddafes for me coming
fail election. There Is party and
public interest manifest thai Ddg veil
for the succ II u me ticket AT the
coming election
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-01

Dispengers 81 summer godas have
reached the conclusion that a few
mere inches " foam viii be more ac-
eeptable - consumers and the TIL.
than direct adv tnce IN price Crunch.
ing bubbles wlll be a fashionable ex.
ercige
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-01

According to The Massachusetts
standard Of beauty as defined by
Curtis Guild Jr, J Pierpont Morgan's
picture could not get place IN The
chrome class. Plerp does not lean
much on personal pr 'chritude, but
even enyious critics concedc the hand
some proportions Of his pile.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-01

Candidates for commissioners cor.
finpe 70 announce their purpose 81 en-
tering the rate = h a good omen
The more material The better oppor.
tHnlty the voters have 10 make their
aeiections aad get competent men
for The positions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-01
Keokuk has the biggest future o

Keokuk has the biggest future of
any city in the United States in pro.
portion 10 her population Frequently
in the metropolitan press cities ad-
vertise their advantages Can any
city in the United States make such a
showing as Keokuk can al the pres,
ent time? How many cities are secur-
ing water power dam that will de
selop 100000 electrical horse power?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-01

Fifty millions 4 year 70 build new
fighting yes1elg brings not syllable
d Opposition from the foreign vessel
oHner9 lobby and organs Diit four
~ fiye millions ~ 20 into the rentors-
ton II the merchant marine lets loose
ali tie 0oza u var.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-01

R71o goHldut be three feet Age
inches tail for ~ yeaf9 70 die worm
sL900.o907 That Is nhst happened u
Stephen Remington. Ike stock farmer
IN Hiseouff He weighed only Is
pounds bat 1as heavy IN the ST. joe
narketg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-01

The true way 70 break ~ the milk
fsf.st, o. any ofher, n To send 10
prison those Mo are guilty of eon-
spsracy Fines never stop them Il
IL tco eagg " get money bsck
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-01

Eozae e11tor1 asros1. Ike sass-
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-01

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