davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-23

a Southern League.
At Montgomery--Atlan 2; Mont
gomery. o.
At New Orieans--Chattanoog s.;
New Orleans. s.
At Notwithstanding 2: Mobile, o.
At Birmingham-Birm z:
Memphis, 0.
Carolina Association.
At Charlotte-Greenvill 4; Char
lotte. 3.
At Spartanburg--Spar 81;
Winston Salem, ].
At Anderson--Anderson 4; Green's
boro. 3 Ga innings).
New York State League.
At Scranton--Scranton, 8: SYRIA
cuse, 4. ~
At Wilkes Barre--Wilkes-Ba Barre, g.;
Utica Il.
At Observation-Disclosures. g.;
Albany. 0,
At Elmira--Elmira. 4; Troy, 2.
Tristate League.
AT Observation-Disclosures s.;
York, 0. q
At Lancaster--Lanoaster. 81 Will
Transport. !.
At Altoona--Altoona. 3; Reading.
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Z; Tren-
ton, 3.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-16
TAr-. Eve League
HERE rs 4 REMEDY THAT
WILL CURE ECZMA.
Eve PRovE IT.

HaE vas-a tine nz noney expert
naming VIII grsasy alFas and IL
-zals EEz1g n drive me eczema
E- E- underneath The SIN when
@ u Eswu-Ih guarantees ZEM0, q
claa1 LElsd Eregz-ztion for external
ass 70 nj the skin OF the germ life
1Azs causes TIE trouble. One apllsca-
mn VII relieve Lna itching and often
llas me bottle i sufficient TO cure
Lzl6r case q eGzsla
Il oT- 34Ills9 towns and cities N
AMERICA The leading drugst has the
scy zr ZEEO and he VII teIl
Eau u The Zg-valoas cures made oy
us caaEn. simple treatment ZEN0
L recognized Is Is clsa1as1 and
most zazslza- -asEs-s so- eczema,
zsi1z7il=z lzzl- AMI AZ o-h-
Trims U @ q srzlp affections
E1aafa- II lEn1 UE1 -4-saa
VII Euu ~ Z a3s 81 oE -acol-
uiaanaziz
"a ELSw 41R-E
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-16
HORRIBLE BLOW
TO WISCONSIN
Fifts-t~o Girls Win Leave La Crosse
10 secur Positions in the
West

LIZ Crosse Leader Press: Fifty
TWO yozag women. 6ones15cs IN La
Crosse VIII leave dHrag The nart
FEo EseSs tor Seattle. where they
hare procured employment Of Z sim
Ia 1sz1-a Fl rsn SO TO So month.
There drawing ato11 half tzaz here
F1eWo la EExsssa hGz-sas-l, hor-
r-E-s different story. w5th
rhs szzsgF q eighties 2ITays short.
r1at IS giving 70 be done Hhaa this
a--E q F1z1E wo-a gers away. The
sSEzsE1o- * causing Z con5f-50- Dor
as-T1g u c.1-se5-1z1C1
Ba1 5s 6ozastscs a-a mi concerned
soaE LIS apparently. Taey see
ger 1rpsp=s-s Il re west there
ere - EzEes offered there. he
s@ La ara II me zzEriEy and
Ec1sz szTe nF opportunities To
~sd With t1ay 20 MT se further
a
aozag y ga SIS -ozta- said
KS g1zng va-zn II speaking q her
anzezssd 6s-ar.ars- of course. that
deas z11 represent girls ~aEas for
her F0oE I'D board are tAroEr Il
S-s Il Tie girls ! know ara To ssr
Be- Z -a--a. lzzt LEas saEzss- saIa-E
] 1zrs lard @ among those #ho
aa gosrg L 81 -orth don't
tszk Iii il tszL either ! girl Eho
saFes s3art 81 month. and p1e Eho
z ST. - s5a viii rooz and board
ca--zzztT o1st- ~ VII hare $ 1903
~ sz-E Al ths ez5 of 10 yez-s. Il
s1# doez1 -E-E L The z-antiEe
o we're M al going eogaths-
soze g On a-a Rad z1d Some @ an
zs-sse- z. d@srez- tines We're not
oz-5ez toge1t@ n any organization
i ms zzp7e-s shat W are AZ gatag
zteyzz LIS t1Ee happen 20 know Of
- no VII zsavs Eftnsa The next two
Ese ! szgg.rss there VIII be 9th
81 EAo XII foEsoE
ae-e % g@ girls IN Go hcase
wo-E La bae- z problem Efth la
Crosse housewives from EEe inmen-
e-z Tar sea1 % prefer 10 stsad
1,e6 co1ztay Or vo-k i tsc1ory
a zess WAGES 1z1 working In the
kl-czs1 VIE many girls ere treated
a Ea-1essTz n he tszily- others hare
z hz-1 -orv 70 hos working long hours
s15 Azv1ag pcseE zecoza-nocatsoos II
-ef=sars 70 their Esrsoaal comfort
z15 rzsss-s
B sren fnen theT seem 70 think
+aeF sre 5oTsrsd Il The estimation of
M g115e Eyaealse tnex are engaged
"a -1at kind ct work
ciris naturally SEEK he hones
Eaare 1hey a-s -hs tsssT treated but
evsn VIII them the scarcity Is felt
yes- 4 E16 rear OK
Frs-a noE IN. WIKI he social sea
aoa ope7sag NJ Ia Crosse housewives
gee -e-aE-z nzt --o15ls ahezd-
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TEE1EaLy 8oRNK 10
LAST RESTING PLACE
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caszrrn cznnr, Be curea

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS Is they
cannot reach the ssse Of TIRE disease Ia
-E-L IL hood Or constitutional disease
End n order ID czre Z ron must Dks In
-sr1gl remedies EzIFs EzTarrh Cure Is
taken internally. End acts directly on TIE
blood and -1c0cs surfaces Halls Co.
tR-t C--e Is aos q1scE medicine il
YES prescribed by cne o. the best 2aF-
a1E1s IL this country for years and Is
q regular prescription L Is COMPOSED
u TIE best tollE< Known. combined with
As best HOOD purz1srS acting dlrecslF
m The zacols surfaces The perfect ce--1-
5tra-5o7 Of t1s tive Ingredients IS wsa-
produces soch wonderful. results 81 t---r-
liz EaArh Send {c- tsSLn1-lials t-es
2 J. CHENEY CO. Props,
Teseda. o.
SID as Druggists. price Sc
Take Halls Family Pills for constaps-
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EMPTY CRADLE;
EMPTY CHURCH


Z RE address s,ssc-s NE EncNs-sssac
oalg-sss~ Eatesar Rs-aA-6 TsGSasz 81
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e.aErsa srzacSis, an ssvs-ssr cS12sS -
11ss Essa ~ Slams zrs seS-cns
many s1TzzFs6 1zsaaaS SnFe szs-1ls
AsalasE H Sz
NE.Azng c11 - -aa-s cczFs1zs>
5sias zszz1 z1x--Ssa Ecanaa wAs shake
s.assszr zaz-as ISIS l. GcSs 5zSs. szyzzS
We igaars ssR 6ss-zss vozr Lars 2
Es 5ecaE-sS tAs Ez-hoasc ea-cA
szsS-s szso-sss Co.'s Laws sevs-ztng
-zss szsss5s n Azsrsca Ia said
z Al ezz ss1rz the Catholic
csHrsA soua vz as II cos-z-ca OF ras
T1s6 S.x-as -A-szga rs fc-cs ~
Numbers. C-sss1A. .s-s-.-slis-y IS aSas-
ing See-sse rszEgl3s-n. BE Protestant
5sZ IS EssaEg-aa-zrs- zad tie battle
s1r possession If the word VIII soo1
os narrowed s0v 70 The Catholic
zAa-eA
ae7as a-oanrssaa S unaltsrahlg
cscsnnscssa WITH chrrsh progress Thar
REACT On aaca o1her. The empty
cradle means he empty church
CHI ven understand haE Eousn don't
Want ID De left on az Tszslie aEalrs
suEslF ind no fault II her anhi-
1son bus must ssv think II IS fne
thing 70 see q woman take n wash
Ing she Is far better on than many
Of hsr sister who depend for their
living On their ability TO take II
nsa
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Bad Breath

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sssse ssz pz1g gSsSsz es1 v-1-Tg s-si
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fza-s-a ~ @sse-s@o-e ~ veg k-1rs sszss
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rz-sss y gsse 4s4sesz S4cx ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-16
Wasenser9er, ealssbars T~irsers Nzs
inrinrI5ae, sus ?. Laz- whsl.
Pro9sh Was III arr
Wen
LoTsHAW GETS LONG ONE
dere Of Opening Day ss-s Gre Far
Out se Riaat Field F.ns. fo-
Tire. Sacks zo6 T~a Ru-s
Foiiomea.

For 3 pitchers duel yesterday
pastius was rather 3 trass AFFAIR II
which Bells msa grabbed 1hs 1sst
verdict IN the five dzys- anE engage
ment Of TIE sAsal 70
Wisenbergs-. the harp u onaii
game vas On the weak end, wazls
Prough. WHO was found ta- SIX SIZE
s~sts, one OF them triples zzd Elsa
walked Two men vas CT Las 5zTE
end when errors he7ped lis t
mates "a q yleto-y- P-pzEa started
ont 70 make Z Sl-ae3g1 -earz- I'm
ming eight msn Z the 5a zrr- In
nings. but his three II 1hs --1
brought Up Ide total n azEy E.E-ss-
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5fIze- Es- u 5Enzs-s vtlE 1-Ia1 n
force zssg,its #unE 1auln1.
playfzE zassr nu n aa
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a1G Gaz EEsa E4IEaE MOTIFS az=-fzzgsG.
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On E.GiGEl1zs N e nia9- EEE7ssza7gs
sE1gsE Xxx E# MIN n HIKE
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EzzIzzs=E zlH E4 Ha
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eighth -ryr1a Essi=1 - ai1la-
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CIT Ezz1-ssE E - aG
EzGs TIE I ssl.-
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-16
THE REUNION OF
CROKER S BRIGADE
Yesterday Vas Lsss osy ard Capt
n. n. Mpo1 Was Easotsd
p-esi1e-t

The dfgsaaTa biennial reunion 81
f-ocke-s IOwa brigade. q M-Exhlzg-
ton ToTa- has passed 5urc ac-z.
and all the members Of TIE h-lgz6s
state hat i Tas ore Of 1ne ass1 sTas
ea5o!ed fy that military organization
II point a attendance II WIS ne best
there being nearly sfea members Of
tha5 famous huuaan sighting nachi-ae
there during the rrBn5oa
Following are the oe5eevs u tie
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-16
r.r 1af-e Es5st From Hay Fever

Fcr 11frk Relief From Hay Fever.
LrtE-za ard SIMMER a-cacti1is, take
FoaeTg Eoley and Tai Il quickly
-ezsr@ -ks cls1o-fcrt and suffering
a11 ths az2oTing symptoms disap-
ysz- L sco-Ess and heals the IN
z--s6 ,zsr PASSAGES q Tie lead.
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tsa-s 70 opzztez and no hg- 4fui
S-zsz Ret1s@ Substitutes Wiki
s2r & CO
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WIEN VERT WINS

Wnaa ne znedicI-e ron tzkes cEzres
your disease. tones Mp Fo1r syste1n
and makes yon feel better. stronger
and more Vigorous tha1 before That
Is what ToleT Kidney pills d. fov
you. II FL cases e hackarae, had
acae. NERVOUSNESS loss q appetite
slee1less1ess and general weakness
tat Is caused ny ar disorder q ne
kidney or BLADDER Wilkinson & CO.
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oth-- Lftiaaaon.

Rsv r G. MaTlwaia " Philip
Reeves and Belle Reeves. his wEfe.
Eait Il on z prozalssoTy note deliv-
cred On September q. 1879. BY Philip
Reeves 70 William Shorz-idge. IN the
sun Of 81, secured by q mortgage on
the rear half OF lot Z. block 1G4 The
rcte WIS la1e- assigned 10 tha piain-
Tin Foreclosure on the property IS
asked
woolsoa srsce Conraar vs Thomas
JORGE and Walter spauldinE. Farmers
Under tas firm name ct Eovoa a15
sysauldfnE and Walter Spaulding and
Mary z Sparkling partners under
the name Of W ard n Z. Spending
suit for s4sTs on account.
Emile Roth vs Mar J. Ch7ssfy.
NJ u Ch5sty and Frank D Carr.
asking Judgment on prnrnisso-y note.
n san CT s17eIs and ,sor TIE fore
csosure O. 3 NOR gage On s acres ot
lard II section & township s.. north
range vest
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-16
If you have a four-story
barn you may afford the
luxury Of loose hay.
But even then you might use the
space to better advantage If you owned
an |. H. G. Hay Press.

Baled hay is best. Your
stock gets cleaner and richer
food. The strength Of the
hay is preserved. Besides,
it can't gather dust and dirt
1t is the business-hke way
TO put up your hay, whether
you are going to feed it to
the stock on your own farm
or want TO market It to best
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f1'i1e 40 zg r 1og 70 tas rsar5s
2 zs-eszsass ~ -lat aa1 ts1sn -tc -as
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10 s5@7% - --g- - LIZ s.z-2oz
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Brigade elected yesterday afternoon:
Pres1LeEt-Cd Il II Wood, MI
vsrnoa.
Wee presidents glereata. capt T
5aeAsz9lse, Aftoa, IoEa, ThErae-th,
czL ]. 7 Pa-ke-. goarusy. Eowa
f71ttee1.a CAPT C. z Lsnssrou.
Galeshu-g- n. sixtee1sh. Capt g ".
Frzaksr. Dez Mo1nes. Iowa.
Reoarctzg secretary Capt C. u
hfIler, II ger1on Iowa
Ceres seseta-y-D ~
BsazEnefi. counczs Rsgez. zox
Afrdzes
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sss. r. ass>s snzsFsuses assson
aassass E-AarSs sras - Close
up Slaughter
Aa.sse-
ALSO ASKS DAMAGES
@ants 5000 Because Nuisance Has
Besa -Pesitson Re
SITES Conditions TAss are sais
. Exist There

An 1n?ortant step II the Erhardt
Slaughter house so1abhle. which has
puzzled both the old council and the
Few commissioners as 70 what course
10 pursue, was taken late yesterday
afternoon when john T. Niece fled
suit "a the district court against
Erha-dI Bros. asking $1,000 damages
and 8 temporary w75l Ct Injunction to
restrain the defendants from using
thssr slaughter hoase or nsing z por-
tioa Of soe -. block 80, as q cattle
yard Erhardt Bros coa6nct q butch
er shop and slaughter house Al tie
corner Of Twelfth and High streets,
and John MCGEE lives IN house on
the adjoining lot The petition re
cites:
That the defendants operate and
carry On butcher shop and slaughter
house on lot 12. block 1870. under the
firm name OF E-hardt Bros. that the
main building was constructed about
VweuIy Years ago. ana since that
time slaughter house. which Is opeT-
sted IN connection with butcher shop,
and also cattle pen hare been
erected That the cattle pen IS no
further than 60 OF 70 fes1 from plain
tiHs dwelling, and che car hear the
knocking II The head If cattle and
their ba'wls when being slaughtered:
also thai during the night the cattle
in the pen make so nnch noise that
he cannot sieeB. The plaintiff repre-
ssats that the. slaughter house Is a
nuisance; that il Is Injurious 70 health
and 70 members OF the family. that
filth coagregates in sid yard and IN
connection with the otfal from the
slanghtsIinE of animals. as we'll as
ssth the dirt and filth collected by
reason Of cattle being placed in the
rard. II offensive 10 the smell, that
ziss gather atsogs the premises and
plafn1iE cannot oEssa his door 1r
windows baczase of Taair numbers
That the killing OF beef IN snch close
proximity to his house is Indecent
ant offensive 70 the senses. and that
By reason Of matters the use Of prop
er-y 5y said defendants Is an otsstrae-
tasa 70 the free nse CT Ihe plaintiff 5
property. 50 IS essentially 10 interfere
with TIE comfortable enjoyment Of
life ard u-operTr. and IS 9 nassauce.
The ps1itSGn sets our that notwttt-
Standing The fact thai he has fire.
eaanTlF complained Of the plant or
business Of the defendants being a
nuisance thai the said defendants
are now preparing TO enlarge their
plant: thaz thev contac- q large
butcher shop IN the city ard DO al Of
fhes- killing Of animals for their
business o. said lot
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Errors Max. i EASY.

The ONLY Iii hsokaE -zds III ao-
enter Into the see-fzg III Ess rGs
being made On s-rz-s. Bznssar bang
responsible fur ~ -E oos Z hp1
the third and ssvs
KeekUk scprs5 = ia -L v1sn
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the unexEsc-s6 FsanE1l1 Ez-az
second and rex II z1 III Esz
sacrifice PE TT E aIzgF sssuzLfls-
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was close. 5z- eEr szr-H -azsu [sss.zEIs-
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he was 10 A
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Nzsiana Lsass.

Cares -oass.
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American ZsaHa..

Arrs-tzar ZsarD-
Esaurss -uass
TEanlnEzur az sEanE
17nilRnaiIIilia e -sga
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There's nothing SO good for 49,.
throat as DR.. Thomas Ecler,,e ~" ~
Cures it in a few hours. Relieye. -. g.
pain in any part.
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advantage. The /. H. c.
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direct pull type-the best
In the world. It can be
run by an /. Fl. C. Gasoline
Engine OF by horse power.
Ask the nearest |. Fl. C.
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for you "A dealer every
where.
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Summary.
Two base hits-Herbert.
Three base hit-Lotshaw.
Stolen Pennington.
Sacrifice Hits-Brand, Sampson.
Morris, Belt,
Base on balls-off Trough ..
Struck out-By Prough 10, by
Wisenberger, g.
Double Wisenberger to Sen.
senbach to Lotshaw.
Umpire Eddinger.
Time of game-1:30.
Attendance-10O
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SAFE MEDICINE FOR CHILDREN.

Foleyis Honey and Tar is sale
and effective medicine for children as
i does not contain cpiates or harm
FIJI drugs. Get only the genuine Foieys
Honey and Tar in the yellow pack
age. Wilkinson & ca.
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At Quincy-ottumw bit Walker
hard. senno got FIVE hits in FIVE times
at bat, including two doubles.
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Batteries-Walker and Clarke Dunn
and Severed.
At "Reminiscences out-pitched
Wood, 2 to |. but the score ended in
a raxeS6e ratio. Burlington's hits
but the locals were unable
Newark post., 1910-10-05
WHITE CLAY CREEK
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

iShlng during services the sexton tip
toed to the woodbox 2'.' cranmed
each stove to the door.
The floor was brick, the walls white
washed and the pews uncushioned
The hapless boys OF that day were
marched to the family pew, the door
Of which was fastened with wooden
button. The head of the family sat in
the end of the pew-and there was
quetnass except for the voice of the
preacher sternly admonishing his hear
ers fro mthe enclosed, box-like pulpit.
Prior to 1890 the church was un-
heated The Rev. George Morrison,
then 4 young man preparing for the
ministry, prevailed upon the session
Of which his father was a member, to
purchase stoves, and a sheet iron pipe,
as there was no chimney.
An incident occurred i'll 1850 which
serves to illustrate the character of
those times.
The Rev. Hector Allison and some
young lady OF this neishborhood had
entered into marriage engagement,
He desired, on some account, to be
released from the obligation, but she
scrupled the lawfuness of their being
loosed from said obligation. The
Presbytery laid the matter before Sy-
nod. When Mr.. Allison was called
before them he acknowledged 'that he
was culpable in entering into such
rash and unwarrantable methods oi
engaging" The discussion occupied
the Synod almost a whole day, and
they came to a resolution that a
rebuke before the Synod was neces-
sary to show their detestation of such
rash proceedings in young people"
A committee OF Synod came tC
White Clay Creek, and in company
with him, visited the young lady. They
had not the full satisfaction OF seeing
the affair concluded at that time. but
the next year the Synod were fully
satisfied by credible information that
all obligations between said parties
were mutually discharged to the salts.
faction of BOTH
The Rev. John McCrery was ordain
ed May 10, 1860, and installed pastor
Of Head of Christiana and White Clay
| Creek
The pastorate covered the period oi
! the establishment Of our National In
dependence, AS the people OF thi
congregation bore their part nobly il
| the struggle it might appear unpardon
| able not to mention this subject
| Bancroft says that the first publicly
raised voice in America to dissolve al
connection with Great Britain cam,
from the Scotch-Irish Presbyterians
and that their training in Ireland hac
kept the spirit OF liberty as fresh il
their hearts as if they had jdst beef
listening to the preaching of Knox, o.
mus;ng over the political creed o
| Westminster Assembly, The British