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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-10

RaaneSerncs Hnpne' er natilrlie'
bis Iiseeploise % funoe ioranbrcs til
mere tiosmesiise, Suli og IusuiI
er uoelabt for at ifaffe De iibite fire
oeres rette SIooie | TGffen. Sfib'
hagen buroe tiIisies peb Gnoen al
goret, bpilfet piIoe forbinore. at no
gen Cato i Sfuoaar bIep i%orrpffet
SalrGffen. december piloe altiaa
Sfmbaar faa 81 Gage, % gorets 10
SaIpbele / biSie Iar beitaar al 1SS
Gage bper.
s ole alminoeIige gar piloe bper
to % TO Iaoneoer faa 73 Gage,
bpilfet isien err pracis rs gar. Spor
lanst mere Ietpinot oct piIoe pGre
ole miIise gereeninser, ON garci
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-10
Aehrnrko.
Smoofpnper peS lfuipcriitetet.

Smaafuppcr pcS unipcriitetet. -
Sper ct Suiin Silf9lber at Smaa.
topper er ~iorefommet blanot Stuocn'
terne peo llniperiitetet / 2incoln
boorfor Chancellor aperp bar gipet
Gleperne @aIget mellem at labe flo
pafcinere eIer fremitile Jig bier Dag
for 99geinberiSgelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-10
5flinnrTnfu.

Z Mpntcpibcp err Miis Waric Sg'
ftoS blcoen Gift meS NbcIpb Speoer,
Goit. q. anoerion forrettcoe giel'
fen.
grpaup Scrsns Sails. Sobn
.@raoten % Ysiis Sema Sroslie,
9otter al @r. og Mrs. Claus 6ros'
lie. bIep fprleoen 9gtepieoe / 3ions
norif. Iutberife airfe ! Sergus Sails.
apitbar Tprnsielie. Clarence $.
gcfmann, Ell ing @ano | &eoipooo
Sails, bleo peo iioite Siitriftsret
bsmt til Ter Maaneoers 5GngId Tor
at bape foitet lin Stenme peo liSite
gppalg, omenoifisnt ban life bapoe
fpIot fine 81 aar.
Spbsfalo i Otter Sail Gountg.
Mrs. aatberine gliaion bsoe fornp'
liz / lit Siem / Speroriip Solpnibip,
Otter Soil Gonntp, SO Iar gammel.
Sun par Mooer til tolo Born, bporai
De nj operIeper benbe. - S lin Sons
Stem n~oroenfor 6crgus SAILS err
Wrs. Wotbeo Sormo afgoaet peo
Tsben | ben fremifreone SLIDER al 70
gar.
Sturt Cab peS 2DnneSlas. Spnei
ontrnbte ~forleoen Stalobpgninger
poa Ssobn Strums Sarm / Cotton
noo0 Somnibip nGr @inoom, o9 Den
neobrpnote meo oct meIte al 0ens
Snbbolo. 4oul Slider, Der Dor poo
Tarmen, reooeoe fine SeIte 90 fire
aisr, men iptten arentltrer inoe'
brpnbte. Sabet beIsb ita til omtrenl
$4,000. Seo 9aboerues Siplp REQ
6ebes Sormcns andre S%pgninger.
SorSbnnbcm or fulS. s Wtibtcr
al forrige llge bar nan iaa omtrent
fGroiae meo Saaning al Soeoe | Snt'
n al G~roofSton. Nfe9et rtugt
Speoe penteoes efter Oen Sib Of bIiuC
facet / 9oIf, men lpnaere moro, iao'
Tom | Raribaa, aittion o. &eo Saft
Gountper, bppr mere Sne fort III
ier 20 iulben, piloe Der moolfe beri'
oaa ii 9uee for al Soeoen bar | Sor.
Sen. On bel Gel SABRE er bleoer
facet, men oerintob meget Tibet @pg
So Sornierne ipnes Soroen er oItfol
foIo for oenne Spoiort. gean bnoo'
boot Sroit boer Ntot, men Smontorr
ga @rsniaeer ontases Dog life a
babe tagct nogen Sfooe.
Glpcn ppsiuer TT Spttc. Sieet a
Seurp Sonion, Der I 9e9pnoeIien a
Iorts Ioaneo oirebe fit Sip Tor a
reo6e lin pnerc @rober ira at orittn'
| Ropio Rioer peo Spooner, bier
forleoen funoet bnlponoen Ddl ne
Senfor BET Steo, boor lllpffeu fanot
Gteo. San blep al Stremmen fert
inb unoer ssien, og 9iaet ontages Il
ban al ppre ifiult al De tore Ssrl,
m~erfoooer oeriteos. Sonien bar Is
gar gammel.
8efiemof Snffer opS. @amle MifC
Gtern, Der / ganoette og Spooner
bar bel fierrnt pnn @runo al be no
mqrfeoe 8reniager ban oDrfeoe oa
folgte, orufneoe | 9egnnoeIien al for.
riee lise ! Sneffes Greet, Rainep
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-10

beftoo at 10 Waaneoer iiteoetfor IL,
bnroe bore ioleflart for enbner Sobe.
ming | oct 20oe Iarbunoreoes lobe
gar! Meo Senipn til aarets Sno.
being | Tiger bar Haturen meb ct
meget tpoelist Singerpeg msot os
paa mer emo Salppeien peb at i9tte
aarets fuloe @ntal Gage til 365.
Sntet pilbe oerfor faloe mere natur.
liet, emo at belle Ioret | rs lige itore
9ele og faa en- llge poa 5 Gage lite.
oetfor BET forbefsebe Spptal.
SemtaQet er igien nsie beil9gtet
meo 10 oe fan peb ct giefoit opoo.
ges iom bet bominerenbe peb ct bpil.
fetiombeIit Sal, Der enber meo 0 eller
3. 8eo at labe llgen beitao al 8
Gage piloe Iarets gntol at Tiger
bore neingtie Zig 0ag.gntaQet al to
Mooneoer eler Il aar, nemlig 10.
Sper iemte, ener ltgens iioite
Gag, buroe bore Srioog og life iom
mi bpile, for oi uoretter noget. Sa.
genens Iapne er naturligpis liee.
gploigt, men fan / Wangel al nogen
beore for nprp9renbe faloes Man.
bag, Sirsoag, Snsbae, Sorsoag og
lSrioag.
Sfuooagen, Scn Site December,
burbe life megregnes iom en- al
llgens Gage, men gipes ct iaregent
Naprt, til grempel "Sfnooag".
Sfubbogen burbe beitanoig feireS
iom Spilebag. SEQ @nben at bpert
Sfuoaar blep Der iaalebes TO Spile.
oaae, nentlia Srtoagen ben 36te
December iamt Sfubbagen Den
37te.
SEQ benne Sr6ning pilbe Iarets
fsrIte Dag beitanoig og uoen unotn'
gelie bore en- DC n 3 q, iamt bets
ii6ite / alle alminoelige Iar en- 8 + l.
bag og / Sfuoaar IN Sfuooag.
Senne npe 3ibsinooeling burbe
ieIpfelaelig beepnoe meo gor 1, og
Sen aomIe sgra ifrinl9gges iom II B.
e b ct 90 praftiifubruge e.
L q.
Ieo at mtmerere @arets Gage fra
1 iii 365 pil0e altida ollie Sade |
Ipffen, ser cnber meb 0 eller 8 bore
en- Sribag, iamt ole eroenoe meo 1
eaer 6 en- Wonbas o. /. b.
@n bpiIfeniombelIt Cato belle @a.
ret isiennem piIoe fna Ell beitemt os
for itebie foitilaaet llgeoag og piloe
olorig meb en- Saarsbreb afpige Der
fra. 9lep Der SpergsmaaI ON, paa
bpilfen llgeoag ben eller ben Cato
folbt, finnoe ct bpilfetiombelit Taloos'
bppeo gipe Sparet peb at lGgge lam.
men De fornognaenoe Gage al Guret
% betroete Summens iioite Siffer.
SEQ Den 2oen @orts blep oct iaale'
bes Sallene 81, SO % 3 at aooere,
bpilfet siper 70; BET iioite Siifer er
ct 5.SaI altiaa faIbt ben isgte Cato
paa en- Srioag. Gen 2Soe Sum- til
grempel bIep g(orets 2t1te Dag eler
en- Iaroog o. !. b.
9sgnet burbe oeles | 10 Elmer,
Simen / 100 Wimiter og Ninntet !
100 Sefunber. Ssgnet oiloe iaale'
bes beIiaa al 1000 @imlter og 100.
900 Seflmoer iiteoetfor, JON MI, al
t44O Minuter % $4,000 Sefufoer.
Sire iaaoanne me elmer oiloe Ipore
til 8 elmer, SO Wiiuter al De nipG'
renoe, ire npe til Z Elmer, 12 Ninn.
fer gamle o. !. b.
genGpneIien Time, Miniit og Sc
funS finSe ombpttes meo ahore, ON
iaa bar enifeiiat % b~efunbtes at lpare
beore til Seuiiet % Sormaal.
Sen nupGrenbe Srouing meo Sem
inn til Tiger % Waaneoer er pel
mpntet paa iaa n~oscnlunoe at faloe
iammen meS Ianneifiiterne; men
set Isnner iis neppe at irtte tiliioe
ct iaapiot p%raftiif Spitem. Tom ct
grunoet paa t0.SoIlet bare for al TIL
frebsitiae benne Stabeis. Raancn.
Srobs Ienneifebeoens 5lertniino'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-10

Ghriitian Science, bapoe poet fin
aiinit poa Giftcritpotienten. 0ennc
auinSe blep itrar tat amber auarait.
tane for life at iprebe Smitten ri.
6ere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-10
ct SoriIae.
Sibsmaalins grnnSet paa 10.Sal'
Spftemet.


Spftemet.
Ser pi Dor mup9renoe Siosmaa.
ling libt nsiaetiet eiter / Ssmmene,
finder pi, ben er nofiaa forGIoet,
upraftiif og | mango Senieenoer oct
20be garbunoreoe Iioet p9rbtg. Sor
bet ferite begpnoer Ri Iaret IL 9age
efter 8interiolbperp % oeler bet | IL
Waaneoer, en- paa tit Bis | a1e Be-
resninser noget tunspinot Snbbe-
ling.
Napneiie paa @arets iibite a Waa.
neoer er bel ogiaa TO Siffre abaf
Rla6s, ibet September, Sftober, go.
BENDER og December MI regnes iom
ben 9be, lobe, lite og 12te Waaneo
iiteoetfor, iom Napnene bentpber,
benbolospis ben Zoe, Soe, 9oe og
10oe. Ma~aneoerne er oerpaa uoen
nogen ipitematiif Sroning inobelt /
2S, 20, 80 og 81 Sage. Ssleen Der.
al err, at | .aIminoelige slar beitaar
ben fsrite SolpbeI Of ISL Gage %
Den iioite af tS4 Gage. Saeer hi Dem
fpartoIspis, faar DC TO fsrite 80 %
81, iamt De TO iibite 80 Gage bper.
0imereres @arets Gage ~fortlsbenbe
fra 1 til $50, iaa fan life noaen be-
itemt Cato af Iarets iioIte 10 Naa.
neoer faa nogen fat Tlabs | &9ffcn,
of Den iimple @rino, at | Sfuoaar
inbifpbes Sfuo6aeen peb gnoen al
Iarets 2ben WaoneS.
ltgen bar hi oernGit inbbeIt / Z
Gage, ct bsiit uproftiif 3aI, Der bs.
rer biemme blanot De ippormeoe 2pie.
itaeer iamt / 9pret meo be ipp Sope.
Der. Gette Gal buroe belt banIpies
fra Dor Siosmaaiing Of Den iinpIe
@rrnb, at oct life laber fig inboipi.
bere | Iarets 365 Gage uoen Heit.
0eraf felger, at 9atoernes 8labs /
llgen / alminoelige Iar forrpffes
fremoper en- Gag % | Sfiioaarenes
10 iioite Maaneber to Gage. st ben
lGsse Ell beitemt 0ato til Ell fait llge,
bag er berfor, UNDER ben mip9renoe
Sroning, en- plot llmuligbeb.
9nifer man at bloc, poa bpilfen
Gag / llgen ben eler oen Cato ino-
traf itaar De fleite iom Tegel faIt 90
maa beIemre auiier % gismpnO meb
SpsresmnaI. 8iitnof fan oct al
bpemiombelIt uoregnes meb Sal peb
at fsIge en- bis Hegel, me Smgangs.
maaben er ct nGiten "pibenifabeligt"
tibet HGpefneb, iom fun fienbes al
pberit faa.
8ioere bar Ri 9sgnet inbbelt | 2
@ange IL elmer, Ell meget toSiet
Srbnine, Tom bar tilfelge, at en-
Siosangipelie beitanoig maa tilfsies
Oroene "6ormi0oag" eIer "efter.
miooag" for at blipe nsiogtig beitem.
menoe.
SiIiioit bar ri Simen BELT I so
8onge 60 minbre 9ioiiioner. $40.
net foar aItiaa "a Elmer, 1440 Wi.
inter og $4,000 Sefunoer.
SfeIge oct forangaaenbe iteber hi
oItfaa paa fsIgenbe @runotal igien'
mem garets Sios .Snooeling: T. ~,
2 8orgc ~ iitebetfor "a, %, 80, 80
81, 80 % en- Stub, 60 TO 8unge,
144O % $4,000 iamt en- ~lltaaigbeo
al andre / faotiif Sorpirring, ON Ri
aaar tiIperfs og inooeler lleerne og
oe forifieuiee Sloes Maareoer | Ii
mer eller minore Sele.
Eli Ell Se9pnoelie buroe garets
ferfte Dag begpube ioanGr @iIitol
ben, ginteriolbperp, iom melt mlligt,
90 life, Tom MI, If Gage bortenfor.
gf ole Gal err piitnof 10 oct melt
Ietpinot praftiife, % bporfor life ba
aipe garet 10 Iaaneoer paa fsIgen.
De Set:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-10

eemb "1sssrab. Soften" til sIast % geunss
I bet aomIe 2auo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-25
IOWA WATERWAYS.

Burlington Hawk-Eye: A few years
ago the mater would have been looked
upon as joke Now the thoughts of
the people are tuning to Inc rivers
of Iowa md it IS found that they may
be PIT 20 various uses. More of our
people have Travelled abroad am they
have seen streams in Europe that we're
almost dry carrying vast loads of
freight. and other miniture streams
furnishing power. and still others
supplying the means for boating and
bathing and recreation. And they
argued ii the people of Europe can do
these things with their creeks, why
not put the rivers of Iowa to practical
use? And so there is real talk of max
ing the Des Moines and other rivers
navigable, and there are works going
up in various parts of the state which
are going TO extract powc' out of the
rivers and are going to coAapel them
to work. And the motor boat is invad-
| ing the smaller rivers and is teaching
many thousands of Iowans who never
knew it, how beautiful are some OF
our own streams. And the voice OF
the fisherman is heard in the land, and
he is appealing to everybody to pro
tect his streams And those who are
watching over the public health are
raising their voices in behalf of the
streams, and against their pollution
and the demand goes up, Not fol
/ altered sewage. but for pure natura
water" And between all these the
beautiful streams of Iowa that at one
time were the delight of the native
and the white brother who came tc
make him move on, and that Their
were almost forgotten, are coL>i.g int
their own again
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-25
Sermons Boiled Down.

He who thinks he is debtor to none
is usually pauper to all.
Vices and virtues both renew their
youth as they are exercised.
Religion never means much until it
is more than all religions.
You cannot get man to reverence
that which he knows is not right.
The easiest arguments to construct
are those that follow our appetites.
The trouble with the self-conscious
saint is that he never knows his true
self
It's no use praying for your hus-
band while the potatoes are getting
scorched.
When a man has his religion in his
wife's name ne always kicks on the
taxes.
The mission of sorrow may be to
teach us how to enrich the happiness
OF others.
If you would be at peace with your
self you must be willing TO De at war
with someone.
Some men are so conceited they
never know whether they are confe5s-
ing faults or advertising virtues.- -
Chicago Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-25

out to admiring spectators bread. cake,
pies and biscuits as crisp and crusty
as any from the best coal oven that
ever baked, roast meats that were all
crackly BROWNIES outside and juicy
tenderness inside, steaks and chops
broiled just right over their entire
surface, stacks of golden griddle cakes,
piles OF brittle toast, pots OF steam
ing coffee, doughnuts, rabbits" New
burghs; everything the heart-or at
least the palate-of man could desire
While the young woman in pink
demonstrated the possibilities of cleo
trio cooking, another young woman,
equally cool, fresh, smiling and I'M
ruffled, did family wash. A motor
connected with an electric light socket
turned a highly modern washing ma
chine. wringer and mangle. A current
Of electrically heated air dried the
clothes in an enclosed space no bigger
than an ordinary bathroom. And cleo
tricity conveyed by wire from an cleo
trio light socket over the ironing board
heated the flatiron, for there was but
one, kept always at exactly the right
heat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-25
IOWA PRESS COMMENT.
Colds.


But why doctor colds when they
are preventable? And who can deny
that with proper care. intelligence and
determination they can be prevented?
Many of our habits OF life recognized
as common, customary and sensible
are really. abnormal, weakening and
bound to shorten life. Nature never
intended that we should stay in the
house all day and sleep in closed
rooms at night. Nature will not en-
dure this treatment without protest
in one form or another TIE result is
continuous or periodic colds through
the winter season.
Notwithstanding the doubts of sci.
entists. experience proves that the
heroic measures of cold baths or dry
rubs do invigorate and brace the sys-
TEN against attacks Of the cold bug"
or whatever it is that starts the
trouble. 1t is known positively that
avoidance of sudden cooling when the
body is heated and perspiring pre-
vents what would almost surely mean
Waterloo Courier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-25
THE KITCHEN OF THE FUTURE

Science, which has for years worked
to tighten the labors of man, has now
turned to aid woman in the household.
She who once prepared the family
meals over red-hot stove, washed
in a steaming laundry and cleansed
her floors by vigorous broom strokes,
can now practically do it all by the
manipulation of button attached to
the electric light system in her house.
At the recent electrical exposition
in New York, according to Gertrude
Penrose in the Van Norden Magazine,
the kitchen of the future" exhibited
there, had none of the disadvantages
with which women for centuries have
had to contend An electric motor,
on a porcelain stand no bigger than an
ordinary card table, turned the crank
of patent bread kneader and cake
mixer, ran fruit press and an ice
cream freezer, churned butter. beat
eggs, whipped cream. chopped meat,
ground coffee, secured knives, polish.
ed silver and even peeled potatoes.
With the aid of these appliances a
cool and smiling young woman turned
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-25

Thofne looked about the room; then
he inquired innocently:
HE doesn't seem to have arrived as
yet Where is he:''
Murgatroyd answered quietly:
"Oh, yes. ne has. His name is Ora
ham Thorne.'
Murgatroyd could see the pallor of
Thorne's face turn to deeper white.
Thorne rose and said Indignantly:
Say TINT again.
with pleasure" returned Murga-
troyd. Il say that you are the hitherto
unknown owner of the most notorious
gambling house within the state"
This is preposterousr' exclaimed
Thorne
Thorpe took another tack.
What evidence have you, should
like to know he said. You can't
prove these things, Murgatroyd."
THAT" returned Murgatroyd, sis for
me to worry about, not you. I'm go.
| ing on, aud when I'm through you can
stake your last dollar that I'll know all
about this rotten system that you call
your organization--from the most in.
significant ward politician up to Peter
! Broderickn'
The accusing forefnger shifted from
| Thorne to the county chairman, who
all at once felt that his courage war
/ slipping from him.
1--WE got to see man. he began
.iervously and stole softly and almos,
/ on tiptoe to the door.
"Broderick" Numbered Murgatroyd
Il want you in this office tomorrow
afternoon at 4 o'clock alone. Ii yor
don't come I'll send for you. Under
stand?"
Broderick opened the door and dis
appeared
"Thorne,' went on Murgatroyd, g.
sent for you to tell you to close w
Cradlebaugh's. If you don't''--
And what about youg' broke il
ThorDe. Are your hands cleany'
The tiger leaped into Murgafroyd'j
face. His eyes flashed fire.
I'm talking about you now, hi
answered quickly. You are sworl
as a counselor to uphold the law
! Yall- have. lined yalll. pee ISets Nth tn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-25

Els name ~ tJTdflTU IfbOTftI.
he had concluded they saw in his face
the expression that they had waited
for.
by George, you don't mean it," ex-
claimed aurgatroyd. shifting his desk
with terrific force.
you can bet your bottom dollar
that we dot returned Mixley.
1--WE waited for this for many
months the prosecutor said grimly.
He ordered his men TO summon
Frederick and Thorne.
An hour later they made their APP
pearance. Murgatroyd passed over a
box Of cigars.
Broderick lighted and. after putting
contentedly for time, commented:
Good cigars, these. Strikes me that
they're your first contribution to The
campaign fund. ehz' And. with a
wink at Murgatroyd. he asked:
ANY Challoncr money in these?"
Murgatroyd smiled grimly.
II wanted to have a little confiden,
tial talk with you gentlemen"
Broderict, nudged Thorne and re
marked
Perhaps he's goin' to divvy.'
Murgatroyd laughed.
I'm not going 10 diyvy mp. as yor
call It. just yet not inst yet he re
piled pointedly
Brodpriei, shut his eyes and digestec
the reply
Mrrgatroyd turned to Thorne.
II wanted 20 have a talk" he sale
casually. with the man who own,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-25

coin OF suicides. proliGsAtes like Cha-
ioner
Yes. he went on and there is
something more. Thorne.r His voice
dropped TO whisper. You have the
effrontery to pay attentions to-
Thorne interrupted him. his tone
Ieaping ut once into insolence.
80 that's how the land lies. is It?
Well. let me tell you something. All
my life have had the things want
ed. wanted money: l got it.
wanted power, social and political,
got it. have always progressed.
You have said that ] would be senator
If could. tell yeu that shall. You
have limited AT woman who is worth
while. Well. I'm going On and on and
on, in spite OF you
You are going on to your finish,
returned Murgatroyd 4 have only
just begun with you"
Thorne glanced uncertainty at the
prosecutor. Thorne recognized the
danger. Murgatroyd had been getting
indictments lately and for every indict-
nient conviction. Besides, the peo-
pie liked Murgatroyd. Thorne be-
lieved in compromise. He extended
his hand.
Look here" he said. neither Of us
can afford to have things like these
talked about. Don't let us sling mud
Let's fight in the open"
why don't you get your ammunl-
tion In the open. Them asked the
prosecutor.
why didn't you?" snapped Thorne.
You'll find my ammunition in the
open, Thorne.' replied Murgatroyd,
s'the next time the legislature meets
to choose senator"
Thorne's insolence returned:
do you mean to tell me that your
name will be presented3s
| Precisely"
"Of course you'll try to buy votes
with the Challoner money you nave"
.I'll get the votes. never fear.
i I'll match you dollar for dollar
mot with dollars coined from Cra-
dlebaughs nor from corruptions," de-
clared Murgatroyd.
ThorneS eyes narrowed.
(To be continued.)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-25
8lContlnusd.l
Copyright. 1900 by Dcdd Mead q Co.
- = SO

Grea1 81 in cement
is appalling. Chailoner exclaimed
before he had been on the work TWEEN.
ty minutes. He found that the hos.
pital was being built chiefly of sand
and broken stone.
III have TO see him boys the SUI
perintendcnt said. I'VE must have him
in with us
But Challoner could not be seen
To the contractors the superintend
ent remarked.
"Challoner is dangerous man.
"Oh. he'll come around all right
they assured him. They all do"
The ring the inner circle OF tbs
politicians. descended on ChalloneI
like a cyclone.
Come, Gomez they said. Whats
,our price: Name 1t and shut up
Challoner still shook his head.
ITS casr OF using force" they TOLD
each other
Il have got to tell somebody about
this" Chailoner assured himself. ant
then. al inspiration came to him. q
know-I'll go to Murgntroyd"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-25

The Russian wheat crop of 1909 is
the largest ever harvested by any
country Our own wheat yield last
year is next to the largest in the his
tory of American agriculture, that of
1901. Once before, in 1904, when the
crop was partial failure in this coun-
try, did Russia's yield surpass ours.
The 1909 Russian crop was 7S3, 00o,0
bushels, or 100 million bushels more
than the previous best record of that
country. The wheat acreage in Rus
STA increased from 42,000,000 acres in
1895 to over 65.o00,oOO sires for last
year. Rye is the chief bread grain of
the country, wheat being the money
CROP" about one-fourth OF the whole
being exported.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-25
Thrift and Women.

OF the more than $4,000, 900 in de.
posits in the Davenport savings banks
it will be found that the larger
amounts may be in the names of men,
but the accounts of women are I'M
doubtedly the more numerous. The
country over it is the women, young
and old. married and single, who
watch their account books and who
pinch and scimp to lay something
aside for the first of the month. Turn
your pocketbook over to your mother,
wife, sister or daughter and see for
yourself. Davenport Democrat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-25
Enemies Died Tooether.

A bird was seen to fall in the yard
OF the works department at Deal Bar
racks, London, recently. 1t was blue
rock pigeon, with an adder tightly
coiled around it, and both were dead.
The adder. which measured two feet,
six inches, was twisted around the
pigeons neck and one wing, and the
pigeons beak tightly gripped the
snakes head.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-25

Are our merchants prepared to
meet the competition. constantly grow
ing more attractive to the unthinking,
of those alluring spring catalogs from
the metropolitan department stores?
Of course the bargains at home are
better when you consider that the
home merchant gives you personal at
tention and the chance to return goods
that are not what was represented
But the public forgets this, trade has
to be drummed. and the only efficient
drummer for the home merchant is the
local newspaper.