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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-16
Royal Neiahbor Banquet.

Following their installation of Of
fcers on Friday evening, by Installing
Officers Mrs Ora Dorian and Miss
Kate Muff, Eureka camp, r. N. A., sat
down to fine supper, indicative OF
the capability Of the ladies of the or
der in preparing fine menus. The
large dining room was the scene of
a merry group Of menrber-banqueters,
who did ample justice TO the excellent
spread which had been prepared for
them by the twelve committee ladies'
Those in charge of the supper and
serving were Mrs. George Myers,
chairman, assisted by Mesdames Nc
CAREY, Dolan, Musser, Reid fB3rum-
bach, Klefker, Athey, Banks, Mott,
Garrison and Miss Laura Ulrich.
The menu consisted of tie following
good things:
Escalloped Oysters
Potato Salad Salmon Salad
Coffee Pickles Sandwiches
Delmonico Ice Cream Assorted Cakes
Following the banquet a short i'm
promptu program was enjoyed. Miss
Mabel Myers furnishing several pref
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-16
Troubadors to Come.

The Woodmen, Royal Neighbors and
their friends are looking forward with
much pleasure to the date, Wednes-
day, January 26, when the Troubador
Concert company will come here for
an evening of entertainment. This
same famous musical organization ap-
peared here last year and will be well
remembered by the many who heard
them then TIE concert will begin at
8 o'clock and will continue until 10,
when dancing will be commenced and
continue until 2 o'clock. With the
company of musical artists is Miss
darkness, reader of unusual ability.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-16
In Honor Of Mrs. Eckhart.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schenk enter
tanned about a dozen couples of their
lady and gentleman friends at their
residence, at Fifthteenth and Elk
change streets, on Friday evening, at
pretty card company. Mrs. A. H.
Eckhart, of ST. Paul, Mimi, was the
honoree of the very enjoyable affair
The guests of the evening engaged in
an animated contest of progressive
Might've, the winners of which at the
end of the scoring being Mrs. w. w.
Witter, who won first prize souvenir;
Mrs. Emma Schenk, second favor,
and Charles Schultz, the BOBBY prize,
Following the cards an elegant course
luncheon was served the guests,
which proved enjoyable among the
other pleasures of the evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-16
Musical Recital Brilliant affair.

Musical Recital Brilliant Affair.
About one hundred Keokuk ladies
and gentlemen, composed the pretty
company of representative music low
ers and friends of the performers,
who gathered ct st. JOINS Episcopal
church last evening, at the invita-
tioin of the pupils of Mrs. Minnie E.
Bence, to hear the brilliant recital
given by them. Last evenings mus
ical can be said to have been distinct
ly the artistic event of the winter in
that line.
The recital had the special feature
of originality of arrangement, the
program having been prepared by the
pupils and their Instructor and pre-
scented to the highly apprecia.ive
audience in lucid and connected form
that added grace and beauty to the
performance of the beyy of artists.
The work Of Mrs. Bence's pupils on
last evening, reflects mncn credit on
their Instructor and much could be
said of the faultless rendition of each
! and every number of the we'll pre-
pared program, which proved de-
! lightful for the music lovers who we're
| favored with invitations
| Following is the program which was
rendered by the pupils of Mrs. Bence:
! Merry, Merry Are We. (Combs)
Edith Russell, Elma Wessgate
| johnson
The Haunt of the W .tCassard)
Thou Art SO Fair. So re-. Macy
| Helene Koechling.
Gondolier ................ (Helmund)
| Jessie Ranks Howard Wood
! The Call of Spring ....... (Daniels)
Lass With the Delicate Air !. Carmel
Oh, Love For a Day ..... (Beach)
Louise Klein.
! / Love You Truly .(Bond)
Irish Love Song .nange)
| Elizabeth Board.
! Oh, That We Two Were Maying
| ............ ...... (Nevin)
Mrs. Tucker. Elma Westgate
Johnson.
Ihlnk ..................( Hardelot)
Chrysanthemums $1,000. (McDonald)
Song Of the Spring. ....... (Fielitz)
Edyth Russell.
Helene Koechling. Elizabeth Board
Lenz ....-....... ........ (Henslet)
Song of Dawn ....... fAIlitsen)
Mrs. Collingwood Tucker.
Sweet Zephyr 1890. $50. tMozart)
Louise Klein, Jessie Banks.
Black-Eyed Susan ....... (Snfder)
A Bowl OF Roses ............ (Clarke)
Parla ............ 1890. Cardiff
Elma Westgate johnson.
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Loaical Deduction.

Cooklady approaching master OF
inc house. anxiously) Gould ye be
after tellin' me the time O. day.
shure all the clocks in the house is
different except one. Master OF the
nouse--That one is right. Bridget
The Circle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-16
Miss Collier Gave Luncheon.

Miss Pearl A. Collier entertained d
small company of friends at pretti-
ly appointed luncheon at her resi-
dence, 315 Morgan street, at / o'clock
on Saturday afternoon. Miss Vande-
grift, of Kansas City, was The honoree
of this one of the weeks pretty social
affairs. Covers were laid for twelve
and an elegant course luncheon was
served.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-16

young musicians have been selected
and invited to play before the Keo-
kuk club at a later date, Miss Klein,
pianist, and Miss Clough, violinist.
The program for Monday follows:
Mr.. William Lester, organist, Keokuk,
Pupil of Middelschult. Chicago.
Mr.. Robert Carey Hufstader. Tenor,
Keokuk.
/. (a) Fantasia in 4 Minor j. S. Bach
tb) Prelude and Fuge, C. Minor :.
j. S. Bach
(c) Sonata. F Minor :. ]. S. Bach
1. Allegro Maestoss.
2. Adagio Recitative.
8. Allegro con fuoco.
Mr.. Lester.
2. (a) I'm ,Wearin Airs 49,. Foote
CD Kerry Dance Old Ballad
Mr.. Hufstader.
3. CAD Prelude ......... Dubois
(b) Pastorale -. ...... Lemare
(c) Berceuse ...... $3.50. Bibb
Mr.. Lester.
4. How Long, o Lord!'( from "Tri-
umph of DAVID Dudley Buck
Mr.. Hufstader.
5. (a) Rhapsodie ...... Saint Saens
(b) Symphonic Phantasy ......
........ $1,000. Cesar Franck
(c) Toccato .......... Max Roger
Mr.. Lester.
Accompanist. Mr. Lester.
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: NNNN : : : &c : = = : !.

= This Weeks Social Calendar. I
Dancing school and 4
= assembly, Hawkes. hail.
= Tuesday-Mrs. Rudolph LANCE, 4
card party. 4
= Mr.. and Mrs. Harrie Collins, 4
= card company of Mr.. md FRS.
= McClaary Tuesday, Wednesday
= and Thursday evenings. 4
Wednesday-Afternoon recep-
= ton for Mrs. McLaury at Mrs.
= Harrie Collins. 4
= Gossip club with Mrs. Harry .
= Phillips.
= Wednesday,. H. T. A. d;-ace :
= at Hawkes. hail.
= Observation-Disclosures card COM
= pany for Mrs. MicLaury. at Mrs.
= Collins. 4
= Woodman dance-Gibbons hall
Fr1day-Hamilton dancing
= party, Messrs. Dadant and Pence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-16
Gossips with Mrs. Phillips.

Mrs. Harry NJ. Phillips will enter
tain the Gossip club at her residence,
713 Orleans street, on Wednesday af-
ternoon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-16
SHOE BARGAINS.

Mems $500 shoes, all leath-
Mems $3.50 shoes, all leath-
Mems $500 shoes, all leath-
ers .;.......... $2.30
Women's $500 shoes, all leath-
ers ........s..., 81. $50
Women's $3.50 shoes. all leat6. 81
ers $500. ........-.... So. "a
Women's $500 shoes, all leath-
ers $500. ........... 81. 48
Women's $3.50 shoes, all leafh- -
women's $500 shoes, all leathio. o
ers ......-.:....... 81 80
Women's $3.50 shoes, all leath-
ers ...... ............ ST %
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-16
ovERsHoE BARGAINS.

Mems first quality rubbers,
with felts, per pair ...-S2.25
Mems sa.oo buckle arctics S1.59
Mems sl.ao buckle arctics S1.23
Boys SIPS buckle arctics I. q9c
Boys s1.o0 buckle arctics :. 75c
Girls S5c buckle arctics Z. 71c
Child's 75c buckle arctics !. 5oc
Mems cloth top $1.25 Alaskas o8c
Women's cloth top 81 Alaskas zoe
Misses cloth top 1oc Alaskas 59c
chiid's clotn top eoc Alaskas 43c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-16
Mrs. Lanae will Entertain.

Mrs. Rudolph LANCE will entertain
the Happy Circle card club at her res
idence, 209 Bank street. on Tuesday
evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-16
True proverb.

It is true proyerb, that If you live
with a lame man you will learn to
halt -Plutarch.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-16
Two DEATHS
DEEPLY MOURNED
News Reaches City Saturday Of Death
of Charles Larson and Also of
Death of Mrs. j. D.
SHIELDS.
ABOUT THEM BOTH
Charles Larson Died in Moline at Age
of Twenty-six Years-Mrs.
Shields Died in Chi
cago.
THEM BOTH

word was received in the city yes
terday of the death of Charles Lar
son, son OF Mr. and Mrs. Larson. who
died yesterday morning at lis home IN
Moline The sad intelligence was cor.
tanned In a telegram received by
friend OF the young man, who is thus
taken away from his parents, wife
and brother. Death was caused bs
consumption, and he was but twenty
six years of age.
Charles Larson left Keokuk about
five years ago, going to Moline He Il
very well remembered by his hun
dreds Of friends in Keokuk, who sneak,
In the highest terms of him. While
here be was employed as
turner at Ackerson- Ringstorm's
factory. He was member
Of the Swedish Aid society and
the Mutual Protective league. He was
married but had no children. From
this city Victor Peterson, an intimate
friend, will go to attend the funeral
Sad Blow for Former keokukian.
Sad news reached the city yester-
day in the form Of word that John
D. Shields. formerly of this city, but
now living near Chicago. has lost his
wife, former st. Joseph Mo, girl
Mr.. Shields Is auditor of freights 70
the c., B. & G. railroad,
and has been living near Chica-
go but short time. The loss of his be-
loved wife Is the first thing that Las
checked lis very successful and pros
porous career since leaving Keoknk
and his many friends In this city ex-
tend their sympathy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-16
WoMEN'S AND cHILDRE'NS
UNDERWEAR.

Women's $3.50 and 1925 fine union
suits, now .............. ST az
Women's $1.25 union suits.
now CSC
Women's $1.00 union suits
now ..S3c
Women's and Children's SOC
union suits now .... ~. ar
Children's union suits, now ..19c
Women's $1,00 fine wool vests
and pants, each .......... 79c
Women's SOC fleece lined vests
and pants is each 3Sc
Women's 25c fleece lined vests
and pants, each ........ 19c
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HOSIERY.

Women's SOC fine black cash
mere hose, now .35c
Women's and childrens 25c WOOL
hose, now .............. 1876
Children's 30c heavy wool hose,
now Din
Mems SOC wool sox, now -. .35c
Mems 25c wool sox, now lac
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Sad Blow for Former keokukian.

Read The Daily Gate city,
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LEGGlNs.

LEGGlNs.
Women's S5c heavy Jersey leggins,
now ~. SIC
Women's SOC overgaiters, in brown,
grey and red, now 32c
Children's $100 bear skin and as
trackhan leggins, only .75c
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REED The Daily Cato city.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-31
S6iHsna6ri9ten.

Rem gort, 80, guguft. Qnast.:
~. 8. Sietgen" BON 9openbagen;
v&atier WtI6eIm H." bon grsnlen:
DGaronta" bon 2ioerpopl.
4bgeg.: rgaieupe Qmiterbarr" naa
ROTTERDAM; rSronprtn3D Dilblm" na9
gremen; ~@uropa" mad g2eapeI;
nU&oltte" na9 Neapet.
5amburg. Gnget.: u8roF Walz
oerfee" Don gen gort; .Gtnctnnott-
bon gep DOrt.
- Reopsl. Qbgeq.: nRoma" nad
Rep gort.
Sris #. Q6geg.: alberta" nad
g}etp Yort.
paIermO. 0. abges.: .Qrgentinq"
no4 Rep gort.
Gbrttiana. Qbqeq.: .6euia
SioO" no6 9etp gort.
4ntnerpen. 2lnget.: .9ropns
lamb" bon Rep gort.
Tti5gudrb. 2tnget.: Sans
Panto" bon ReD Yort.
WontreaG. 2tnget.: uMount
Semple" bon 2onbpn; rpomerauian"
bpn &onbpn.
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Ut Retruteuantperbung in
= nglano. 8etanrtIi6 ftno Die
8urger 0roBbrttdnniens tetnem Wailta
tdr3DQng unterporfen. 8ie feltfum
es oa oft BET Der Retrutenunperbung
3ugebt, ubnt man BEL uns taum. Squa
rig fpielen iib tomiIde S3enen ob, bic
manhem Observation-Disclosures piQtona
menen Stoff liefern puroen. Gin
gBerbe Sergeant fam tiirslih oa8u.
uls eIn trdftIger 8urihe Dom 9anoe
Die an elmer auierne in QonbDu Qnqe=
bra4ten bunten 5afelr nit syntereffe
betra6tete. gr trat gu tbm uno fhil=
oerte nit Der gau3eu t6m Su 9ebote
Itebenoen ue6erreoungstunit ods Sols
oatenIeben in ben i6Dniten SSarben.
Der g8er6er mics baruuf bin, bah es
rSommp" ME an gutem GFen uno
5rtnten fehle, ouB er reibIi6 nit Sas
fden9elo DerIeben lei uHo oab er in
istner f6netotgen Uniform uberaQ Be-
numbering Der jungen UlGp6en errez
ge. Gr tonne tets 10 piele 2iebIhafz
ten baben, tDte er nur poue. W{it els
ner ungsbuloi9en 6arobepeounq unz
terbra4 tbn Der 3ub0rer uno Iaqte
drgerlt6: nQ6, burQn Iieqt mir ni6ts.
Sd min uur bisnen, um bon oem
SSrauen5Immer fort3utommen, ous iG
Dor elnem Sabre gebeiratbet babe. Ser
nit Dem 9elo Geoer ang.porbene Re-
fruit erbdIt etnen S9iuing aIS 5anoz
gelo) uno Sob faoe tbe 4inq!" -
Oerfelbe Sergeant muBte bel elmer ana
oeren 9eIegeubeit eine re6t unanQes
nebme Grfabrung MAIDEN. Gs mar
ibm geIungen, bel elmer Sabrmarttsz
feier etneu groBen, itGmmiqen 9urI6en
CUR 4nnabme oes WerbeIdiQiuqs 3u
oeranluhen. Der iurge WlenIh mar
angebeitert unb er3GbIte benz Inter
offt3ier gang often, baB er 10 IdneQ
pte mogli6 aus Der 8eoeno fort
m0dte, oa er ith nit ieiner 2iebiten
er3iirnt babe unb bieie niht rTp obne"
iei. Stol5 auf ietnen prd6tigen Sang
ihritt Der Retrutenperber nit oem
ituttliaen SiingIin9 oapDn. 0u trat
linen pIDBli6 Elm bodgepa4Ienes,
rotbbdariqes MGohen in ben Beq
uno fproerte ben 8uri6en ouf mit3uz
tpmmen. Der Sergeant beoeutete Der
energifA oretnf6auenoen SnDnen.
baB Der junge Mann niht mehr ibr,
foubern Isinem Qonbe unp benz S0nige
sebDre. r0as iit ni4t pobr!" rief bic
ersirnts Maib. rGr bat Derfpro6en,
mid iiber bier Wo6en 81 beiratbeu,
uno fem Wprt muB er 6altsn. Sic
babsn ibn nur bei6pusen tDnuen. neil
er betrunfen 1T. 4ber odfiir foQen
sic Shren 0ent5etteI haben!" 8amit
rib Ite bem Serosantsn Setner Wlas
ieitGt bic Wtiibe ab urb 3srtraste ibm
oas Geitht nit ben RdgeIH. grit els
nem bdSpii6er tommenben ShuBs
mann qeIang es, bic betoen Wtdnner
Dor tpeiteren 6anbgreiflt9tetsn Der
iungen 5urie 81 retten.
- gunoeS. sSiiderei- Somu,iiidr
goipers, Der Dor 9ur3em er't BON et.
ner Guropareiie 3urildgetebrt lit, er-
fldrt, 9tep 2)orf braude fetne Be-
fiir6turq iiber anappbeit an Sum.
mern nad Dem 1. September 81 be.
gen, oa ote SStiherei aoutrniiiton
100000 Stitf an Der Seiiite BON
Wtuine 8u grut5peden altsgefest
babe. Die niiiben" Wtdoels rperoen
haber in Der beporiteberoen @inter.
ioiiou nat Dem Ibeater ihren ~2ob.
iter" nitt 81 oermiiien braa1en.
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SelcgrapbiiGe TOtiSen.

- 2eDis u, Rboobes, grofeHor Der
8ermanlihen Spra6en unD 9ttteratur
an Der Cbtoer Staotszl1niperIitdt, lit
am Gtenita9 in Columbus. Sbio, ges
itOrben,
DR.. Go. qotpen, Der 5nTpettionss
ar3t fir Die 0ffentlthen S4ulen in
UIempbis, Senn., bat iia bort erI6ois
len, ME es i6sint in etnem Qnfaa tems
pordren Wabniinns.
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Die Sartei min nod mebr gaHser'
id)ifie faufen
1tnS bat iidj oiesmal on Guglanb &C.
memoet.
Sn ct. getersbnrs lit man ipeseH oer
Annegiou aoreas ieitens Sa.
pans neritimmt.
Die Gbolera in Berlin.

Berlin, 80. 4uguit. - GiiHf3e6n
bdiie BON Cholera. oosr BON J6len bic
man fur Cholera bdIt, finn in psri5iss
benen Ibetlen prH Berlin unb IN
Sponoau entbsdt tporben. 4dt bdpon
ON 1isnftag. Sn Berlin isfbft iit ios
ipeit eiae perlpn On her Ghelkra gss
itprben unb nsnn Derbdhtige 5dle
fipo ifolirt tpproen. Su Spanoau
III fopeit aud nur cine psrfon seitors
ben; eiH dnbsrsr Jau lit oeiinitin fir
gholerd srtldrt tporoen unb orei 5dlIe
iinn unter geobahtung. Oos pl0slibe
auftreten Der Seuhe in Berlin bat bic
9eiunbbeitsbsborbeu 81 uHgetpotn'
lider 9bdtisteit angsfpornt. aber aud
niht eerinss geforgniB unter Der Be-
polserung peruria6t.
Jn elmer langen fonferen5 3piI6en
ben poli3eis uub 8siunb6eitsbsb0rben,
Der AUDI Der preubilhe Wliniiter fir
ssiitlibeu ltnierriht uno msbi3iniine
4ngeleg.nheiten beitpohnte, puroe be.
fhIoHen. Die @orii6ismabres,ln, Die
ihon lanse porber fur cine iolheg gpens
tualitdt seplant ipuroen, in Der itrengs
fen Weife In 4npenbung 3u bringen.
Uaan b6lt bic er6Bte Wd6iamtsit fir
bringenb geboten.
I'm abenb bate iif3 bic JurGt por
Der Gbolera gum sroBen 5beil selest.
8sreroBeruns ber SnfeI
6elgoIanb.
gu ben fisfuliihsn geiirsbunaen
CUR gersr0Berung Der Snisl 6elgo>
lamb iinb iebt aud pripate sstrstsn.
Die gremer gaussIeGIfaft bat an Der
llntereibe nit umFdngreiten 9agges
rungen begonnen unb benubi ben babel
qeDonnenen Sanb sur 4nI6iittuna in
5elgoIanb. 4uf hisfe WsiIe ioa Die
sSnfel elm betrdhtlifss Gtud ReulanS
erbdltsn. 8urh lnierluhuneen lit
bereits feitgeitelIt tDorben. bab bic
Sanomafen. tpsl6e BEL 6elsolanb abs
eelagert perbtn, out NIT bem 9ooen
DsrpahIen unb feit ipsrben. Tiefe
iiingiten grfuhrnneen neranlaiIen
nunmebr bic gremer gaueeieuihofi
CUR S6dffins GROCER neuer 1srrains
auf Der SnfeI.
Gas ruffifde aaif.rpaar
tn Griebbers anses
fomrl men.
Griebbera heiien. 80. sluauTi.
9as rufiiide Aaiisrpaar irof am
Rndmiitag um bolb bier llbr Bier Gin.
BON einem GeFolge bon so perionen
besleitet. Die 6errifaften fltbren In
cffenen automobiIsn bon benz 9ahns
hcf naf benz Ghlpb, oas iie ipd6renb
ihres biefigen 4ufentbalis beipobnen
psrben.
Cine eln3abl ruIliider Gebsimpolis
siTitn befanb iih felt me6reren 5aaen
bier unb in Der llmssgsnb unb lie ptrs
bafteien om Montag in bem benads
bnrten 9nb Rnubeim einen HufTen gas
mems Manbslberg. Der elm 4norhiFt
fttn Ioll. llnb turs Dor 4niRnft bes
iniitrlidxn 3uges ipurbe bier Elm nns
berer Wann perhdftet, ben man ebens
fnIIs fur einen Anarfiiien b1li.
Wl0n sIoubi. bab nint lptnieer ols
fiiHfsig ruIiiifk unb beutife 0sbeims
pcIisiitsn fi6 In Jriebbers uno llmses
ssnS tsiinbsn.
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WetterberiHt.

Sir Ohio unb bas treitltte
genninlpunien: sbeilipsiie tribes unb
tiibleres Wetter am UiitttpDh, ipdhrz
ideinlih nit 0rtIihem Strihregsn.
am 9onnsritag f65nes, tiihleres Wst>
tex. Giiolihe Biz ipeitlife Minbe.
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- Marie Golombier, cine bstannie
fransOfiihe Shauipielsrin, bic Sorab
gernbarot mad Mmerita beelsitet bate,
iit In parts gtitorbtr.
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lin cine Werbreitnng oer gende
sn perbinoern.

@iem offi5ieil fir dDOlerafrei erflart.
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Jn(an0Gelegrap6
0om Slra6en6a6n Slreik in
Columbus.
mebrere Q0aggpns nit
9Dnansit 5erftDrt
l1no bier Berioncn babel iduer
nerlekt.
Die lle6e(t6dter ni6t erUifdt.
Gpl. RooieDelt i'm 8eitsn.
lleberaa in entbufiaitiider @eiis
empfangen.
SOlomon Siridl, Elm rsider Sabri.
FAINT BON Gbicaso
Sat in einem Neiu 2)Orfer Sutel
SelbitmprS begnngeu.
Ter Saftionsitreit nnter ben Gepabli.
fanern in NeiU 0Orf.
eloDo 6. Griscom eriaFt cine iormeQe
Serausforoernng an bic
Yeaid,ihe.
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Muslan0 .Selegrapb.
pie G6ofera in 2ser(in.
10 1dIle in neriHieoemcn
gtabttbeilen entoedt.
Sie geb5roen trefIen bic uns
faHenoiten gOriiatsmaR'
regeln
ltm cine Werbreitnns Der Send,e
SO perbinoern.
@ien offisiea iar dDolerafrei erflart.
Su Anhlanb forSert Die Sead)e aber
mod sablrcidje Cpfer.
gas rniiiide aaiierpaar IN SrieSberg
ansefommeu.
Die Sirfei mill nod mebr gaHser.
id)iiie faufen
1tnS fat iidD oiesmal on Guglanb &C.
uenoet.
Sn ct. Vetersbnrg III man iuegeH oer
Annegiou aoreas ieitens Sa.
pans neritimmt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-31

Waibington, ,. g., so. Qlug.
Gin 8eiu4 Der ginpanoerurgsItatio@
usn i'm Often, BON Der er iosben suriidz
sete5rt lit, bat ben 9eneralsGinpanoe=
rungstomniFdr Daniel Seefe nur in
osm GntihluB beitdrtt, feline Gnpfeb.
lung 81 erneuern. oaB Die seieBli6sn
4nfproerungen, BON lpelaen bic 3uz
Iahung Der Ginpanoerer ab5ansis sss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-31
SIN HHhlnnS fprSert Die Stade aber
mod 5ablrcidje Cpfer.

Gas rniiiide aaiierpaar IN Srieobers
angcfommcu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02
kAAAAAA
a LIBERAL NEW RULES
AT CITY LIBRARY

4 Liberal now rules went Into 4
= etlcct ne the Seattle public !
: library yesterday The limit 4
: on the number of books that :
: may bo taken out wac rcmoy 4
: cd, tho time limit extended =
: nom two weeks 90 four. ana =
: liuea reduced from 3 cents 90 =
: Tho charge for nonrpsl. 4
: dents was lowered from s. q 4
: year "a 81 Books now out 4
: must ho returned as originally 4
= agreed.
$500 $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02

t4i&an@tEa
lxnsss ooy 40 ID Wisconsin
: sli-ssst shs attention 1l many
srai Assrunonerx ~ dlscov-
- re 80 csmsi& lie has beop
RE- nst1is IS astron0mlcs 20
- > as lnantry ard Mexico.
kamf sasy Is fad comets as
- 80 sghs b vain Tor q pee p
sElFs gsuss learned
hs Nsat ases on q farm near
szkan wls. add makes bis own
rwes xih which ~ sweeps
q lsngsss ggFy nlghs after the
III swk i done and the wood
B9a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02
NAME CAUSESL0SS
T0lhN0CEhT MAN

A similarity 90 the pronunciation
or names has led % tho financial
ruin of J X. Layton. a shoe shop
mar az 6Sel sunnyalde Ry
some THREE weeks ago a man
named Leighton was arrested on
WOODLAND ag. Tor selling whisky
without liceuse Neixhborhood
gossip gut the names mixed and ~
unanimous consent Il was decided
that j. n Layton was the man n
even went 90 the cxtsut that school
teachers warned The children 90
keep away from tRyton's shop As
result. his once flouriahins trade
has been destroyed. when. "a a mat.
ter - fact. he had absolutely no
connection VITA the whisky selling
Leighton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02

.s4Ast =
Z ~ Nne 70 New foEH y, y,
~, ,,sss me. q wead ur
Z ne dignity q yen,
I ss''. .,'.s % 40 80 We w'l'
80 @ lsiss Rspated Rooa'
: usssase 60 Ia't
t...sstt*
nnxsr0N. 2 G. June
s.s,osa that President la"
Aa..a Roosevelt have com
49, slih saeh other "ihm
\. sa,s. ara that ihoy viii
y VA nat on ibc CAV ihat
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02
NEAR RIOTS IN A
PORTLAND STRIKE


PORTLAND orc. Juno 2 The
transfer business 90 the city iH bad
ly crippled today due TO the strike
OF 600 team drivers for q wage Of "
% day Several noarrints occurred
during che forenoon on Front at.
caused hy the removal of nou.unlon
drivers from wagons belonging lp
companies that have refused 90 pay
the advance of 30 cents q day.
we are out Ca win ihla strike
said one ~ The most Influential
union mombera "Not by r0wdyiam
or violence. bat hy business meth
ODDS as long an business methods
viii work For The time being we
viii disturb business conditions lu
tho city aa little as possible"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-02
THINK MAN FELL
OVER HIGH CLIFF

No trace has yet been found 81
VI ~ Hammond. formerly Of Sc
ntlle and son OF Mrs Sarah Ham.
muud. ere 10th av. who myHier'
ioualy disappeared a week ago
after horseback ride az Barry,
Wash Or. Ice Baker. a dentist
OF Seattle aud hrothurin.law Of the
missing man. who has iuat return.
cd from Barry. thinks that horse
and rider fell 100 feet down q steep
bank into the Columbia river and
worr drowned