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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-02
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The republican ticket in Clark coun-
ty is one of the best put before the
people in recent years. DR.. H. w.
Harris. Of Winchester, for representa-
tive, is well known, especially in the
southern part of the county. He is
man of experience and learning and
eminently we'll qualified for the place.
David S. Rider for presiding Judge,
and John E. Jones and Jacob S. Hesse
for associate judges. are all men who
have made a success in life and the
former served term as Judge from
the eastern district AS financiers,
they have made success OF their
own affairs, and can be depended upon
to look after the countys best inter
ests. They are just as we'll fitted. If
not more SO, to finish paying off the
bonded Indebtedness of the county as
their opponents.
Guy G. Murray, for recorder, has
served only two years, having been
elected to fill out the unexpired term
of James Neil Guy is popular with
| all classes, and has made a splendid
official. He is from Des Moines town
ship.
II. o. Butler, for circuit clerk, Is
/ well and favorably known to all ClarR
countians; is a fine penman, and If
i making an active canvass. He vii
! be found in the circuit clerks office
4 after January ].
1 Frederick ]. Arnold for collector, Is
! from Des Moines township. He is
dentist and is making clean canvass
and winning votes. p |. Is already
getting the affairs of his office II
shape to turn over to the doctor a
|. the expiration of his present term.
James P. Scott, the republican can
, didate for county clerk, is novice II
: politics. this being his first appear
ance before the people Of the count!
for a political office. He Is engaged
in farming, having sold his business
$ in Kahoka to Henry Blum. He il
; conducting clean campaign ant
e should be returned a winner at tn
2 polls next Tuesday.
Y Judge G. NJ, Callihan seeks the OF
{ fee of probate Judge. He is askin
o a second term. judge Callihan's mos
r partisan frienes freely give him credi
o for a record in the probate Office no
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-02

has had plenty of time to prepare his
case, but knows that he could get
time by asking for it. What we say
in this article is not new to our read
ers but we want to remind you OF
what you have talked about yourselves
so that you may have time to con
slider the facts. Personally Judge
Bank is nice fellow, so is w. G.
Blood. Blood has promised that il
elected he viii give an economical ad
ministration; if you believe him give
him your vote on election day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-02

The voters of Lee county will serve
their own interests and honor two
deserving gentlemen by casting their
ballots for Gilbert Lee and e. w.
Green for representatives. Both can
didates are thoroughly in sympathy
with Lee county sentiment, know the
needs of the county and have the
ability to make their influence felt as
members of the legislature. The vote
for them should be sufficiently large
to attest public appreciation of these
facts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-02

julius Eichhorn is proving popu-
lar candidate for sheriff and prospects
are that he will be elected He is not
only an acceptable man personally.
but he has the qualifications most
needed in a peace officer. Among
these are good judgment, GOODNESS and
courage. Mr.. Eichhorn is entitled to
enough votes to elect him and sew
eral hundred to spare. His many
friends owe it both to themselves and
him to put forth their best efforts in
his behalf during the few remaining
DAYS of the campaign.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-02
a,aaa stands For Economy.

Montrose Journal: w. G. Blood has
to give an economical admin
Iteration II elected. We Judge ne
means by that that no one VIII receive
fayors. but that when be has a jury
summoned they will be used and nor
held for a week. then sent home 70
ratnrn the next week for month OF
go n accommodate some lawyer who
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-02

No effort should be spared to get out
full vote on election day. Thus far
the campaign has been an apathetic
one for the most part, on both sides.
This will readily be forgiven if the
full party vote is cast at the polls.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-02

Joseph Carver is making an earnest,
dignified and in every way creditable
canvass for state senator and is meet
ing with deserved encouragement
wherever he goes. He is a capable
and worthy gentleman and will serve
the people of Lee county acceptably
and we'll as their representative in the
upper house of the Legislature.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-02

Governor Carroll has evidently been
going some" since he took to the
stump two weeks ago His secretary
has figured out that during the time
he has been campaigning he has
made an average Of five speeches a
day and has travelled 500 miles by
auto, in addition to swinging clear
around the circle Of the state. And
what's more, he is still going.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-02

Fred c. Chambers has a fine record
as county recorder to his credit and
merits reelection both on the score
of efficiency and personal deserving
ness. The looks in the recorders of
fees in Keol5uk and Fort Madison are
neat. accurate and up to date Ed G
vapghan is the deputy in Keokuk and
IN the event of Mr. Chambers election
VIII he continued in charge here A
vote for Mr. Chambers is in effect {
vote for Mr. Vaughan also
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-02

In discussing the political situation
the Sioux City Journal declares that
1t can be described graphically in
five letters-c-h-a-o-s In the same
connection it is noted that some even
go so far as to insist that four letters.
commencing with an "h," would be
even more graphic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-02

The possibility of a Democratic con-
gress is something that concerns ev-
cry voters pocket-book whether he
realizes it or not The Kewanee star
Courier makes this quite clear in
paragraph reading as follows:
In the campaign. just before the
Democratic landslide, which put Mr..
Cleveland in Office. it was declared
over and over by the Democratic can
dldates for congress that their cleo
ton would not imperil the prosperity
of the country in the least. Yet what
happened? Everybody knows. DO
we want to see the national govern
ment issuing bonds to pay its running
expenses and to witness all those
other things. which brought paralysis
to the business of the land?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-02

The state board of health has sent
out letters to secretaries of local
boards of health all over the state
warning them of the danger of choi-
era epidemic in Iowa and advising
strict watch over al immigrants
coming from Russia or Italy. and es'
pecially from the city of Naples In
the opinion of the state board the
possibility of cholera epidemic, such
as experienced in foreign countries,
is not too remote to this state to be
unheeded The hundreds of people
coming directly from cholera infected
districts to this state can easily give
the disease a foothold and start an
epidemic. the state health board says.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-02

"A Kewanee. H., woman says she
would die If she did not have snakes.
In Quincy, same state, they are a COM
mon cause of death. Difference in lati-
tude-perhaps.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-02


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SUGAR CREEK.
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Mrs. James Sanders and daughter
are visiting at |. Sanders.
Grandpa and Grandma Dieterich of
Wyaconda spent lew days of last
week with their daughter, Mrs. c. !.
Alexander.
Mrs. Kieger and daughter of Ka.
hoka spent Sunday with Mrs. Fred
Zennert
Blanche and Ruby Karnes went to
st. Patrick Saturday.
The Sugar Creek school has new
organ.
The election at the Sugar Creek
school house last Sunday was large
ly attended.
c. j. Alexander made business trip
to Wyaconda last week.
Joy.
What else can Joy be but diffusins
joy?-Byron.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-02

American wages, or it's the Demo-
cratic ticket, tariff reduction, reduced
wages, and a long stretch of years
when there won't be enough hats
made in New Jersey to keep a re-
spectacle buckeye going full time.
Vote right. Vote the Republican
ticket. Vote for Vivian M Lewis for
governor. In this district vote sfor
Richard Wayne Parker for congress
and for the eleven republican candi-
dates for assembly. Remember that
the assembly to be elected in Novem.
Der will elect the next United States
senator. A Republican United States
senator will vote for protection for
American labor. A Democratic United
States senator would not.
Yours truly,
DAVID c. MILLS,
Editor of The Hat Review.
Orange, n. j., Oct. is, 1910.
An interesting and important fact
in connection with the matter to
which Mr.. Mills calls attention is that
hats have not advanced in price, al
though the tariff was raised on them,
but more American hats have been
SOiQ III AuStlSd, epicsSAliitS hAoi
wages paid to American workingmen.
What is true of the hatters is true Of
wageearners in all departments OF
industry. But for the tariff working
men in large numbers in all the trades
would be thrown out of employment
The tariff law now in force protects
the workingmen of this country. 1t
is the Republican policy OF protection
in concrete form and actual practice.
1t was voted for by Congressman
Kennedy who believes in keeping up
the American wage scale and the
present high standard of American
prosperity. Mr.. Pollard. his opponent
in this campaign, if elected would
vote to withdraw protection from the
American wage Garner and reduce his
pay to correspond with the low wages
in Belgium and other European coun-
tries. No intelligent workingman will
deliberately vote to lessen the
chances of employment and reduce
wages as proposed in the Democratic
legislative program
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-02

casion to send to Washington for
man to represent it at Washington
And 1t will not.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-02

Long Beach, Calf, reports tides
higher than the government marks.
The Marshalltown Times-Repu5lican
suggests probably the huge number
of easy marks from Iowa in hsthins
caused the difference.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-02

were awakened and the intruders were
scared away.
Mrs. Oscar Newman has purchased
lots OF Mr.. Hanslow in the west part Of
town and will soon erect a dwelling.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-02

Otto Snyder, a rural mail carrier
of East Toledo, O.. taught his wife
the route several days before ne wen.
on his vacation AM then the two ex-
changed jobs, Mrs. Snyder taking
charge of the mail route and her nus
band staying at home, washing the
dishes, sweeping and scrubbing. Al
ter two weeks Snyder got tired OF
the bargain and was glad to ge1
back to his old position.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-02
NOTES AND COMMENT.

TIE Davenport Demo rat says that
when the farmer controls what he
produces he will make the other COM
pinat;0ns look thin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-02
THE GATE CITY
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-02

In a churchyard an old man deep
in thought, sat on a flat tombstone.
1t had been raining and the trees
looked fresh and green. A tramp
passing by, made remark on the
weather. Grand morning
Yes said the old man.
Just the sort of weather to make
things spring up" said the tramp
Hush. Hush. said the old man.
eve got three wives buried here.
Senator Dolliver had two negative
virtues upon which too much stress
cannot be laid" says the penison Re-
view: He was not CRATER and ne
was not boss. During the lons
course of his public life no charge
that he used his high place Tor MS
own pecuniary advantage was ever
laid against him. During the many
wears he never attempted machine
Of any kind. He held his commission
direct from the people, who loved ana
trusted him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-02


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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-05

Sci W ciagu najbizszych lat kiLku
rozpoczac akcye wojenna wobeo
niebezpieczenstwa, grozacego JeJ
ze strony Japonii.
Hr. Aehrenthal wys3al do Ja-
ponii swego przyjaciela osObistego,
wybitnego dyplomate austryackie-
90, barona Gala, aby tam przygo-
towal akcye dyplOmatyczna. Jest
to fakt wielce eharakterystyczny,
ze kaady Japonczyk, kt6ry W osta-
tnich dniach przybyf do Wiednia,
doznaf tam nader sympatycznego
przyiecia. Wszystkie wiadomosci
niepokojace Europe, 0 bliskiej
wojnie iapo1sko-rosyiskiej, wy
chodza Wiednia.
Wobec Anglii prowadzi sic po-
lityke, zmierzajaca do uspienia jej
czuinosci. Pozostaje jeszcze
wzglad na Francye, kt0ra bez po-
mocy Rosyi ! Anglii jest bezsilna.
Azeby jej odwage ] SLY odwr6cid
cd p6iwyspu Ba}kahskiego, pozwo-
lono jej osiagnac pewne rezultaty
korzystne W Maroku, przyczem
podburza sic przeciw niej Hiszpa-
ME.
W ten spos6b hr. Aehrenthal "a
bezpiecza sobie ty}y, aby wszel-
kim spokojem zabra6 sic do pre-
prowadzenia swych plan6w balkan
skieh.
Trudno rozstrzygnae, czy arty-
kul francrlskiego publicysty opar-
ty Jest ma rzeczowych informa-
cyach z kancelaryi politycznych
Berlina i Wiednia, czy tez, co pra-
wdopodobniejsze, jest tylko owo-
Gem mniejwiecei prawdopOdob-
nych kombinacyi, W kaadym ra-
zie sa pewne znamienne objawy,
kt6re niewatpliwie s}usznos6 twier-
dzen Rocheyerra potwierdzaja.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-05
Telegramy zagraniczne

Paryz. 5 lutego. Sekwana
spada bardzo szybko. Miasto zy-
skiwac zaczyna pierwotny wy
glad, wyjqtkiem sieci kolei pod
ziemnych. Przywr6cenie do male
zytego porzadku telegrafow, te-
lefon6w oSwietlenia postepuje
bardzo powoli.
Desynfekcyonowanie i wog6le
si,lzba zdrowia W Paryzu jest tax
znakomita, re nietylko zenie "a
chodzi Ottawa, ably wybuch{ tyfus
hub jakas lima epidernia, ale takze
Paryz zyskai przez zdesynfekcy-
onowanie ulic, kamienic i kama
low i jeszcze Yiecej stall sic od-
pornym dla wszelkich zaraz.
Superintendent kanalow poda
je, re rzadko ktory kanai zostal
uszkodzony znacznie zawalis
sic, przewazna szkoda; ley W po-
pekaniu rur
Akcya zapomogowa postepuje
i jest prowadzona wzorowo, bez
cienia jakieikolwiek stronniczo-
Sci. Pewien odiam destrukcyjnej'
prasy chciai obnizye znaczenie
komitetu, zarzadzajacego skiad-
kani ich rozdzialem, ale pre-
prowadzona natychmiast rewizya
wykazala,ze jest to zwykaa napase
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-05

zwiok z cmentarza, a PonieWaz
ME mogi uczynic zadosc rozka-
zowi, DO ziemia byia SLIME "a
marznieta rekoma jej rozgrze-
bac ME mogl, zomordowal farnllls
siebie usiiowal pozbawic aycia,
aby W ten sposob ujsc kary bo-
zej.
New York, N. Y, 5 lutego. -
Parowiec kentucky" nalezacy
do ALASKA Pacific Steamship
Co." zostai siia ba}wanow ma 24o
mil cd Kap Hatteras ma poiu-
dniowy wschod rzucony ma skaie
i uszkodzony.
Kapitan i As ludzi zaiogi czy-
MIA wszelkie wysiiki. by okret i
siebie Cd zatoniecia uchronic.
Ma telegratlczne Woianle O ra-
tunek pospieszyi okret alamo
Gala siia parry ma ratunek zagrozo-
nemu okretowi.
New York, N. Y, 3 lutego. -
Dzieki iskrowemu telegrafowi
zostaia zaloga tonacego parowca
Kentucky" uratowana.
Okret alamo" przybyl ma da-
ny iskrowym telegrafem znak ma
miejsce katastrofy uratowai ira
przygotowanych juz ma smierc
46 Mdzi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-05
Telegramy kraloWe.

Toledo, O., 5 lutego. - L po-
wodu niemoznosci porozumienia
sic pomiedzy gornikami, a wiascl-
cielami kopalni, odbywajacymi tu
tai w sprawie ustalenia wysoko-
Sci piacy konferecye CO do dopu-
szczenia do wspoiudziaiu W obra-
dach g6rnikow Stanu Illinois -
konferencye odroczono ma nieo-
znaczony czas.
Me postanowiono niczego, CO.
by regulowalo - chocby prowi-
zorycznie - ma przysziosc stosu-
mex g6rnik6w do ich placodaw-
COW.
.Spodziewaja sic, re dniem l
kwietnia, w ktorym to dniu wy
gasajq kontrakta piracy gornlka-
mi, nastapi strajk gornikow ko-
palnianych. Skoroby strajk ten
doszedl do skutku, natenczas
wszyscy gornicy nalezacy do
United Miners of America"
wstrzymaliby sic cd piracy, gdyz
ma konferencyi W indianapolis
postanowiono, tax diugo ME GO
dzie sic ma odowienie kontraktow
piracy, jak d1ugo ME nastapi ogol-
ne, z wszystkirni czsonkami !, Uni
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PRZEGLAD
POuTYN MIEDzYNARODOWEl'
(DOkqd day polityko niemieckO-
GuStryGchoO
Chicago, 5 lutego.

SNENNNsJ~1
Cd czasu jak pan Aehrenthal
Jest ministrem spraw zewnetrz-
nych W Wiedniu spostrzedz sic da-
ie slime dazenie ekspanzywne W
poItyce zeWnetrmej dwupzymie-
rza niemiecko-austryackiego. Zwra
ca ma to swieao znowu uwage INA
ny pubicysta francusli, Piotr Ro-
eheverre, kt6ry twierdzi wprost,
ze miedzy Austrya a Niemcam
istnieje cd dluzszego czasu porozu-
mienie, aby skorzysta6 pierwszeJ
sposobnosci, W celu naruszenla
r6wnOwagi poligcznej EurOpy i
przeprowadzenia daleko siegajq-
eych plan6w zaborczych.
Zanim Niemcy wystapia zaczep-
ME, Austrya ma zOrganizowae no
we kr6lestwo ziem po}udniowO-
slowianskich pod beriem HabsbT-
cow i W tym celu zajae Saloni6,
aby z mich utworzy6 port austrya-
eki.
Jest to - wed}ug RocheNerra
plan wielki, kt6rego celem estate
cznym by8oby utrwalenie przewa-
gi niemieckiej mad GAIA s}owian-
szczyma pohldniOwa wschodnia,
pozbawiOna wszelkiej pomocy ze
strony Rosyi i mad Turcya, ubez-
wladniona na d}ugie lata wsEutek
przewrotu politycznego.
Cd planu tego Austrya rzekomo
nigdy ME odstepowa}a i W czerwcu
1909 roku plan ten by} przedmio-
tenn rOzwaiah pOmiedzy hr. Ahren
thalem a kanclerzem Rzeszy ME
mieckiej.
W6wczas to, welding publicysty
francrskiego, dano podk}ad do
spiSku austryacko-niemieckiego
przeciw r6wnowadze europejskiej.
Jeaeli ma "BalIplatzu' wiedeh-
skim (gdzie maiduje sic ministe-
ryum spraw zagranicznych) beda
mieli pred koncem stycznia pew
nose, 5e W Anglii partya wojowni-
co usposobionych konserwatyst6w
wy{aczona bedzie cd 'rzad6w, Au-
stya rozpocznie akcye W celu wy
wolania ma pawyspie Ba}kanskim
przesileh, aby mice pow6d do in
terwencyi. Dnie serbii, jake pah-
stwa niezaleznego, bylyby wtedy
policzone.
W dalszym ciagu wskazuje pu-
blicysta franeuski przygotowania
wojenne, poczynione przez Au-
strye; ma graniey boSniackiei Jest
Austrya " moinoSci zmobilizowac
W czasie bardzo kr6tkim diva kor-
pusy, ma granicach rosyjskieh juz
dawniej cichaczem wzmOcniOno "a
logi, W austryaekim sztabie gene
ralnym tocza sic bez przerwy ma
rady, aby zaradzi6 wszelkim e
wentualnosciom.
R6wniez poczyniono wszelkie
przygotowania do akcyi DIPLOMA
tycznei. Hr. Aehrenthal ME przy-
Pus1cza, aby ROsya byla W mozno-
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Kronika Chicagosks
Ze Skandal6W Mieiskich.

Ma odbytem wczoraj posiedze-
niu komisyi Merriama badano
sprawy pewnego miejskiej admi-
nistracyi departamentu dotych-
czas jeszcze ME wymienionego i
nietknietego przez dochodzenia
komisyi. Kt6ry to departament -
tego jeszcze ME wyjawiono, to je-
dnak juz pewne, re nowe skandale
mas czekaja. Przes}uchiwano tez
wczoraj komisarza Hanberga, kt6-
ry iednak pytany dostawe wegla
rozmaite inne, dziwnie "kr6tka
panied" okaza}!. =. W kaadym
iednak razie W zeznaniach jego
wiele razy wymienioue zostalo ma
zwisko burmistrza Brlssego!.
Wielkie = przygnebiajace wraze-
ME W ratuszu wywarla wczoraJ
wiese, ze inzynier Ericsson konfe-
rowal wczoraj przez dwie godziny
prokuratorem Waymanem,
kt6rym rozmowa ME jest oczywis-
Gle znana dokladnie, ale trese jej
"wywachali" angielscy reporterzy
ogiosili. M6wiono tedy gl6wnie
sprawie kupna wodociag6w W
Rogers Park, kt6re kupiono "a
100000 wbrew ostrzezeniom i
sprzeciwom Ericsona; zrobifa to
klika miejska burmistrzem Bus
sem, kt6ry nawet W tej sprawie
mia} nader ostre starcie Ericso-
nem. Ericsson oswiadczyl prokura-
torowi swa gotowos6 czynienia ze-
znan otwartych nietylko pred ko-
misya Merriama, ale i pred So
dem, a doda}, re rrzedu swego
teraz wlasnie ME zrezygnuje, chy-
ba go zen przemoca usunal Jak
rzeklismy, wiesci 0 tel konferencyi
wywarly W ko4ach adininistraeyi
miejskiej burmistrza Bussego kon-
sternacye i przygnebienie.
Swaavy Miejshle.
= Wczoraj rozpisal komisarz
robot publicznych Hanberg caay
szereg kontrakt6w ma laczna sumo
100000. Kontrakty te wydawai
dotychczas agent dostaw Coleman,
skompromitowany dochodzeniami I
komisyi Merriama. znac wisc reks
tel komisyi i wplyw.
- W tych dniach aostaje odda-
ny do uzytku publicznego nowy
most W ul. Erie, wybudowany ko-
sztem $213,0o0.
= Wczoraj obradowa} wydziai
licencyjny mad proponowana
przez ald.C .Cermaka regulacya sprze
dazy w6dki po aptekach, do osta-
tecznych .uchwa} jednakowoz iesz-
cze ME doszlo.
= Wczoraj odbyl posiedzenie
subkomitet egzekutywny obywa-
telskiego komitetu, zamianowane-
go przez burmistrza Bussego DO
opracowania plan6w upiekszenia
miasta Chicago pod}ug projekt6w
klubu Commercial; spraw waz-
nieiszych ME zalatwiono.