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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-07
Der G6epa(ier
Sc @6au1tGp.
Romon bon 5. gaierIsin.
(5orties

NUoltIesHH1.J
raannit 0u mir Die perion be!
gmtfdrs b.f4rsiben9" fragte bic 9rG
| fin.
r9etpib, Iisbe Sants! Gr 1T elm nit
telmdbig GROCER Serr, Der stpas lei,
benb gu iein iteint. Sd tann MIDI
iagea, bab mir iein 9eiidt oefalIer
bate; bod bariiber traus it mir teir
llrtbeil gu. Sono.rbar er59ien mi,
nur bi. 8prIisbe, bic er fir Die qelbt
Jarbe baben muB; benn feline san5s
Jisur mar in Gelb eebillt."
%, bas tit Elm asnnssi6en, tpel9es
mir d1es fost," risf bic 9rGfin errsgt.
ralfo bat man oi. Spur m.ines liebtn
S6usIings bod gefunben! go mar
oenn ale meine 8orii9t nusIos, unb
pie Der Wolf oas 2amm perfoI9t, 10
beftet fh Elm Spiirbunb auf uniers
Jdhrte 0o6 gemad, Ssrr @icomts
b. la galue," iasts iis nit entfdloHss
ner Miens, inoem iie, iid srbsbeno, Die
5ono nit enersiihem Druid auf ben
5iih itiiste, rSis iollen uns gsriiit.t
finben. Sd idtpors gu 9ott, baB id
bas sble Wilo, pel6es sic jagen. Sbs
nen frettpilIig niemals ausliefere!!"
.Darf t4 bitten, sndOige 5ante, mir
gu ertlGren -"
.0u ionit unb tpirft erfahren," IN.
terbrah ibn bic Sdlobfrau, .ipoau id
Oeiner 8ienite beborf. gorerft aber
er5dble mir, mas it6 tpeitsr ereignete."
9aiton De gbamin1 berihtete nun,
buB Der GmiFdr nod in Der Ra9t mad
gbdtsdu<9erault aufbrs6sn fpollte, ,bab
er ober bieisn 9orias nidt ausfiibren
tonnte, neil bic Strabs burh bic aerz
f9metterte Dorflinbe ssIpsrrt mar.
nDieier gliBitrabl 1T mir elm syinz
ser5eis bon oben," iagts Die 9rdfin,
aus beren 4usen Elm ieltiames syeuer
[priibte. .gr tiinbet mir, baB 9ott NIT
meinem Werte 1T. bob er, Der Offer
9obite, ieine 5anb iiber mid unb meiz
nen Sdiislins bGlt. Denn mare bieIer
Oerr be Ia 8alue nod beute Qadbt ouf
5hlob 6erauIt eins.troffen, 10 mir.
,e Ct uns tpobl iiberraint baben. sHest
sbsr btfinbss ii4 meiue neibe Gau6t IN |
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has 2eben ein SANG auf Rpfenbldt
tern, penn man eben nur @eLo babe
Setn Dang sur 2rdunlerei, su fiiBsn
ytihtstbun, feline Observation-Disclosures
tetne 5reube am Sinnenreis, an
Slang tpie Woblleben, unb eine eraen.
trifhe pbantaits befDrberten nod oi.
tnnere araftloiisteit feines gbaratters
bic Sflaperei ieiner ielbIt.
er &faB absr trpsbem Elm bortreff,
li9es 6er5, ALIEN 9uten unb Spbsr1
erfblofen, elm reyes 9efiibI fir Rehi
uno unreht, unb ben @brseis, aus iht
trgero etlpus gebeutenbes, 8robes su
MAIDEN. Gr bate Salent uno eine ma
turlihe 9rasie, baHeIbe aeltenb sil
MAIDEN, enolt6 einen Idarf ausqeIprpz
6snen Gtel Dor Der 2iige, Der @smeinz
belt unb Summbeit.
Somuno peretnte iomit d[lss 9ute
unb S6linme in iid, mas Elm iunosr
Wtdnn ettpd nur beiiben tann, es feblte
eben nur an Der tpeiien, bitoenbenSaab
oes gr5tebers, tpeltsr bic auten Srie6e
5u fOroern, Die f6ltmmen gu unterbriiz
den Deritanb. 60 aber entpidelte Iih
IN tbm 4aes ourfsinanber, nur ietn
Gharatter ridt. Rdber btes su unterz
iu6en uno einauieben. fiel 6errn So
iuo Senntngs leioer erit tur3 Dor uno
rah Der Srennung elm, unb er idb
nunmehr, tpie arg er bas ibm bon
8ott Derliebene gfanb pernahlGFilt
babe. Dem gefebl bes @aters, Gomu1b
CUR untberiitGt aus3ubilben, neil er
sSura ituoieren IplIe, mar bon Seiten
beg Snitruttors entiprohen pproen,
fptl6er teinerIei WtitteI unp auuftz
grtffs unDeriuht lieb, ieinem 3Dalin9
Die nothise auontitdt DtFenI6aft bsiz
5ubrineen, I'm tbn bic Qbiturientenz
prifung fie9rsi6 bsiteben gu loFen, i'm
uebrt9en tbm ohsr gu tbun uno su IdI>
fen erldubte, mas ibm beIiebte. 90 fam
Gomunb nit eenuo einbreiTirtem 0iIz
fen aber i'm uebrigen nod ME elm
Gino ouf bic llniperiitGt, uno feline
Sduloen GrceTe unb Sou'kiten BE-
tpteien 9errn Senninos bulo, bab e.
iih 81 fpenig i'm bic innere gntipites
lung ieines ainbes betiimmert babe,
baB fi6 elm Gbaratter nitt unbefebIen,
ionbern nur entfaIten Iaiie. Die 2luz
gen singen eigentlih bem alien 6errn
erit Bel bem GeiprG6 nit cSuitus auF,
als ibm bsrieIbe Die Gntoetunq oes
2iebesbsrhdltniTes nuhte. 90 tief es
ihn beleibigte, baB Sddblsin benSobn
zines reiden Mannes 70 rieoriq an
iaIug, 70 bstroffen mar 5suntn9s ron
Der Rihtigtett be6en, mas Der SrobIar
iber bsnfslben foqte, uno cine glnQft
fam iiber Soiuu, cine Qbnung, bic i'm
in Die fieberbdftefte Qufreouna per>
iests, ibm bic er0bte Reue unb Sel6Itz
oerurtbeilung au3og. gr beihIob FORT
on unnodFidttgsr eegsn Gomunb gu
ietn, unb iein leBtes 8eIprG6 por Der
glbreiIe orGnote alle Soroen Ieiner
Seeis in beterminirte, bersbte Worts,
bic er on bas Sers, ME ben 8erItano
fsines einaioen 3inbes rihtete. 6;er
fii6Ite er iih bas erits MaI oara 8aier,
empfano feline Observation-Disclosures Dor
9ott, ertannte in ii6 bos erfte WuI ben
aIternber Manr, Der feline ssitIihe
RearuHg in Srbnung brinsen, Snoers |
tur iiber itin 2eben buIten miFe, of, |
-- unb bic gilans befriebigte ibn nitt. |
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GruuoeiaeHtbnms u.bertraauHs.n
Ginrinnnti. 6. GIlni.

4
6enrp 6plb1rtitpe an 0:oroe 6,
SoIogrsifpe, Got 1913 in 6. 6. Rou'a
gitate. 81.
Riharb O. g:br.ns an Heuie 2prs
ren3e, 1.26 Qtrt Garb in Ssition 26
in Columbia Iotpnibtp. 81.
Roob gase an Sobn unb emma
9iar, 25 SUB an Der Sitieits Der
Snmmes Strabe $14OO.
6. R. Weatter on Gntbonp I.
Sigmuno, Cots 7 unb s in 6. r.
gDed6tsrs llnierabtbeiluns in Wt.
Wafbineton. $500.
Wiuiam 8errin8 on aotbtrin. Bets
ming. 25 SUP an Der Weitisits hsr
gDariap pite. 81.
Zulu 0unbom an Rora 6. RsIIou,
Got IA in aHrsO Dbits's unterabtbeis
lung in Suttsn. 81.
Ila B. golnimitb on 1k Wa!oz
beim RsaItp &c., II BEL 100 5ub on
Der Qorbpsit Cd. Der Rdre unb 8.
S'rube. 81,
eugene WoBler a.. senrp ). StalIo,
Got 8 in e. D. gopIs's unterabtbeis
lung on Der Dabe Strabe. $4,000.
gofinger &. 5optins on gona Cos
burn. Got SO in gpfing.r G. 5pptins
untsrubtbeiIuns. 81.
Sobn u. aIonb on apoia u.
!Samblp, Cots las, 146, lat, 152 unb
148 in 6. 6. 5optins unterabtb.iIuno
in RoripOoo. 81.
9torgs SdmbIp an gbtparo 81.
probii. cine Got on her Siibisite Der
5orris qDenue in Rorpopb. ST..
Senrp gOrbss on Sobn unb Geore,
Scott, Cots II. as, %, a unb 43 in
5enrp Goross' llnterabtbsilung BON
Robmopns. 81.
Wlarp 5mlpdIle on g. gbpin Gam.
ilton. Got 104 in Georgs abams lin.
terabtbeilung Don Wt. 4bams. 81.
Wluttbetp Us. 4IIen on 2ouiie grapa.
Cots 8l3 unb 815 IN Stspben aemz
per's unterobtbeilung on Der Spm.
mes Strobs. $500.
Jroncis W. Warb on Wloroarst
g. unb Sumss W. gfins, Got SO in
aibb.I Dnrb's untsrabib.ilung in
81.
Wtarp Staubdh an GliSabetb syelos
haus, Got 545 in 2udep's unterabs
theiluns in Jairmount. 81.
9eorg. u. Gang. Mbminiitrotor, an
Worn u. Gang, Got 231 in See, Wil.
ION e guaOd's abbition gu Garth
age. $4,000.
2ouis 8. goIee on Diliam u.
Solce. bos ganae SntereiI. in .in,m
0ob6en binter ben Qots 80. 81, AZ
unb So in Jairpietp place. ST..
William u. 9olce on lpuis 8.
9olce. bus gan5e JntereHe in b.rfeIben
Safe. ST..
gmilis aetterling an CD. glearb,
80 5ub an greipiter Qpenue. 81.
Wm. 9ilbert u. u. an gudeN |
SounbrnGc., Is Cots in Sobn Ribbles |
sitots. 81.
). 8. Sanb an Sennie g. Repnolbs. |
Got 35 IN 6. 80. Starbud's untero6s |
beilung. 81.
Gam. g. Dopies an eaeob grennez
nan, Got 3 in =. SO. Giblep's 5erra
1Ita unterob.beilung. 81.
Caroline QBman an gbds. 2ofe, 80
gub an gurcen Mp. 81.
Wm. q. a.dbin an Wm. SO. ghanbs
er, Got 81 in 2eipis R. Smitb's IIns
erabtbeiluns in 6pbe part. 81.
5enrD 5emfotb an Geo. Ganber,
mel Cots in WiIIer e Safels llnters
81.
Wlollie 90. Joote an German 1rieba
n, ] Got an Qocuit Gtrabe. 81.
Soiepb 3urlo9e on 5. 90. punt.
5 Jub an State NDenue. $21OO.
u. W. Steele an 9bos. 1kobor.,
Cots In Gbos. W. GteeIs's llntsrs
&2626o. Il
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). 6. Stroiuibsr on anna Senior,
$1,000.
Gmilp 5iniDn on 4Ibtrtiue Rctbs
man, $1150.
5bos. 6. Wdener OIL qba s. Wdters
fisIb, $500.
Gb. R. Wooo an u. 6. gurtbarbt.
$3.50.
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Qm gobnf6aItsr in Yoto1ama, Der
Sopansrinnen teoisuen, IoIeR mir BIZ
Jabrtartsn ndh aomatura, htreter
bur6 bic 9abnipsiglperre bic iiber.
oaf,te 5a[le, in tpelher Der s3ua fan,
tenb un0 puiteuo 3ur Ibfahrt bsreii
iteht, unD nebmen in einem Waeeu crs
tier alaiIe glaB. 9alb Iftpentt Der
9ohnbofsporiteber bic rotbe SABINE,
bos s3eihen our 4bfabrt.
Die jdponiI6en giienba6ntpeen Der
eriten Glaiie iiuo noh omeritdnifhem
SHUTTER sinseri6iet. Der gan5e Wagcn
Elm oemeinIames Coupe, in BEN bic
aspoIiterieH Sibe Iinss untsr ben sS,na
tern eHtlanelnufen. Stott ber beruns
isrgeIaFtnen gIasfeniter iinb in Der
ipdrmen SabrssSsit graus 5liesens
i4etbsn eingtbdngt. bic ben Staub abz
baIten, urp bod bic Cuff anqenebnl
tiihlenb ourhIafsu. Die erfte 4Iaiie
ipirb BON guropdern uno porne5m:n
Sapansrn knusi. Die 5peits alaiI.. in
Der Die nit rotkm Wolenitoff be5oz
gsnen gdnte auer it.ben. nur bon Sd.
pansrn. Sic 3iebsn ibrs Strobianbalen
aus unb hodsn iid in ibrer gslisbtsn
Stellung nit bohgeSossnsn 5iiben auf
bic SiBs. 5beetGnn6eu unb taItsn
nit iitb fiibrenb. Die oritte aloiie IT
mad art Der bsuti6en. nit 5ol3bdni.n
einssridtet. Sie iii fir bic grpbeMlen>
oe BEG BOLTS, bod, obslei6 iie m.iit
iiberfiilIt ift, ldbt bic Sauberteit ni6ts
su tpiinf6sn iibris.
Dait mdbissr Gile fabrsn mir Surt5
bus an liebli6en 8ilbern 70 reite Sas
pan unierem 3iel enta.sen.
&c lit Jriiblinsl 9os sanse 2anb
elm glum.nsarisn! Q3oIisn, aamelien,
6orieniien, Glpsinien a[les ftsbt in
farbenprohtiesr gliii6e. Woesnoe
aeisfelber, tpehielnb nit 5iiaeuonb---
gauernbGusten unter DnImsn pers
itedt, ouf ftrobgebedten Dd9ern blau.
unb ssIbbliibnoe Srisbliitben-Rniiss
rienIouttn. reisenb ansuieben nit ID.
rem iibsr meierIans berunterbGnsenb.n
lila Bliitbenbolben. .Juji" senannt--
bic alte 5.eritrabe. 9otoibo, bon apos
to naf 5otio fiibrenb, BON pislbunz
bertidbrigen Grpptomerisnbdumen BEL.
oerfeits besrenst unb befhattet -
bIiibenbe airid,s uno pflaum.nbGums
den. roia rp<benben Sdl.iern gIeif,-
aLlss fliset foleiboitopartig an uns
uoriiber, ubsripannt pom blauen, leuf,z
tenDen t0immel. mir ssnieben bic
ipedielnben Ssenen Der frembsn fh0s
nen Meit nit itaunenben qugsn.
Rah einftiinbissr 1abrt finb mir in
anmatura anoetommen. 8ort sfttirs
men etlife Rifihotulis auf nns elm,
ibre masen anbistenb. Jladbem Sicb
bas gsifrei etrrus sslegt, sinigen mir
uns nit linen, benn Der perlanate
preis lit piel su bod. Damn nitS
aussstnobsli, ipsr uns fabren foil. Gie
fnotsn ibre Stirntiihtr. MAIDEN pers
ihiebenen 5otuspotus bamit, nnb, fidj
bem ShidIalsipruf obne Wlnrren
beusenb. fiehi uns Der 0erlierenbe nit
feinem aoniurrenten b1ponIaufsn.
Wir biegen in bic brsite, BON ural.
ten Jihttn eingeI6umie 2nnbftrdbe sin.
bic straben Wsgss gum 5obimantens
pei fiibrt. Der um 100 benz Griegssott
errihiet ipurbe. StitIid Der gltIee la
ben offene 1beeb1ufer aur Grfrif9ung
elm. bic Sugenb l0ffeft 3itronsneis uno
iiebi uns nfugieris mad
Drei ittinerne 9bore unb cine olte
Derlpiiierte Bride fiibrsn 5u Der brei.
ten, boben Gteintrepps, nuf Der mir
binouffedosu gum 9smpsI, bsfen 6in, |.
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0rnnbe;seutbnms 6npotbeF.u.
Cincinnati, 6. Mtdi.
Reue 5ppotbeten.

y IHC l II II q I, y. U(QI.
Reue 6ppotbsten.
CLARA 3rautb on Peoples 3. IL. g
60. $1175.
Sohn 9iar on Hoab gage. $500.
5snrp 8. Staqo an eugene Wablsr
| $1,000.
| Roru 6. NslIon on quauit Sob
mann. $1,000.
eIi8obetb Sanisn an Sa.lep Sm
propsb y. u. 6. go. $500.
| GuseHia W. gIansp an RaoiIon Q
U. u. 2. $500.
Wsarp g. penn an GatIsp Smpropst
.. Il. 6. SO. $500.
gbno goburn an 9uiineb Mtsns g.
U. L. 6. go. $500.
9isielbe an gpfinser &c SOpiins.
$2522.9O.
Soiepb ReGaffsrtp on Sou!bsrn
Shio 8. Il. z. So. $4,000.
Sobn Scott on eunsrsB 9. U. 60.
| $1,000.
Sermina .. StsinI. an golerain ..
II. 6. 60. $500.
Rareorst e. Ring an Cottage 9. ii.
6. 60. $500.
DiLIam arapp on Guarantee De-
poiit 60 $500.
Bm. W. Gan'orb an Gnterpriie
3. U. 60. $500.
9eD. q. SuBi on annie Susi.
$1,000.
Geo. Sonbsr on glstp gud.pe 9. Il.
9. 60. $1,000.
Sorub u. Wpers an SO. R. Rapp.
5000.
gliuo 8. Curl on Sslsn See.
$1,000.
Glen DiItep on .. 9. Sffutt.
$3.50.
OIiOsr 9. aartbp on aDpane. 9. Ii.
6. 60. $4,000.
!. W. CUNT on Stats aDenus 6. IL.
9. 60. $3.50.
CD. GIearp an San Wlarto 9. u. g.
u. $1,000.
6attie .. qpres on gleptopn 9. u.
8. q. 60. $500.
5. 3. RepnoIbs an ). $. SanS.
$1,000.
Sos. 8. Duntin on pIsoIdnt Ribs.
3. Il. 6. 60. $3.50.
German s. S6lo.mer an 9onnsrD
. 81. $1250.
Setilgte 9ppotbeten.
Jreb.rid Sorbert an Columbia 9.
II. e. 60. $1,000.
gborles u. 6en.e ON gponftpn ..
II. 6. 60. $4,000.
gIara Sroutb on u. papepnbeimer.
$1175.
eitbsr 6. gibfOn on $. ebaffer.
$3.50.
5.nrn gorb.s on gonsr.b 9. u.
60. $1,000.
Sobn Seott an 5,nrp Gorbts. $3.50.
8. O. Wrisbt an u. 6. pahouo.
$3.50.
Ri9arb 9ee.l.p an Cottage 9. u. G.
60. 1926.
Sobn 8. guet.r. j., an SObn aipps.
SamusI 0ottIeb on Z. go,mon.
$700.
WaaIpina gOsss an 8. Wollman.
$1,000.
SamueI gottIieb an ). WepIIman.
$3.50.
SamueI gotilie6 an 3. gotman.
$417.63.
Siaoe ssifbsr an Waiami sp. 3. II.
g. 60. $1400.
Marie Bruins an Cabinet 8. II. q.
60. $750.
R. 81. 8e1mann an Sobn S1u.
bert. $4,000.
sSobn 6. Dun an green Ctr. go.
6. ii. 9. 60. $500.
MtiHu 6. Curl on u. u. GelIer.
$1,000.
Glen Wiltep an .. Q. Sffutt.
$4,000.
Sliper G. Qartbp on albpones ..
1. 6. 60. $4,000.
Gath. 8robp an 8. 90. WaIcolm.
B175.
Sabie 3. MoCb ON Winnie Rramer.
$1,000. /
Sabie 3. mDob an Wsorp Miemon.
800.
emma g. Gycn an GGbk 3. M0ob.
1897. /
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Ser Yuooba su &amafura.
9on 6. fled.

Sdpdrifhe Giienbabnpae.n. - Jriib=
ling in Rippon. - Der Sahimsr<
tempei. - 3abme 9aubeu. - Sin
4ltertbumsmuieum.- 9ubbbaz
bib.
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bate, flDBts ibr elm dnsitliass 9efiibl
eln.
Seboh Der Gb.lmann mdbiste isins
Stimme nur tpenig.
,5rau 9rdfin bon gbatsous5eroult,
Sdfpsfter meiner ungebetetsn Wtutter. :"
iasts er nit elmer Gimme, in tpeI6er
Webmutb unb perbaltensr Sorn um
ben @orrans itritten, .ipas baben Sie
nit bieIsm Weibe su Thaffen2 Melhe
GemeinIhaFt beiteht apifhen Sbnen
unb Der - Der Gelisbten b.s aonigs?"
Gs lag eine unauseeiprohene, obsr
i9pers 4ntlase in isiner 5rass, unb
Der Siingling, ME er hotdufeerihtet
Dor Der Watrons itanb, i6isn troB isiz
mes unideinboren, beitau6ten @eipan.
beg Der berufene Ridter bieIer syrau in
pornehmer unb prGdtigen Soilette.
Guf benz milben 4ntliB Der GrGfin
Seigte iid jebod niht bi. minbeiieSpur
bon S9ulobenuBtiein. SIN Begenz
tbeiI fpielts Elm feinss 2G6eln um ibs
rem Wtuno, als iie ibrerIeits, itott su
antporten, bic Jraee itslt.:
Limb Du, @aiton bon ghdmillp,
SObn meiner etn3issn ssliebten S9pes
fter, hdltit Du mid elmer 5anblung,
nein, nur zines Geoantens fir fdbia,
Der gesen bic 9eboie meinesGottes pers
ItObt, Der nit meiner Jransnebre ni6t
I'm ginflang itGnbe2 Mnr meine lanae
Wittpen5eit, tpuren brsibis Sabre, bic
d nar benz WohIthuE. Sec GsSmmia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-27
I'LL III NOA AAvCl ~
|iE7s.
|ZIllk|5 ION
The Distinguishing Feature
xct Ozomulsion is its CURA-
TIVE QUALITY, Which All
Other emulsions Lack.
HOW TO GAIN STRENGTH AND
PRESERVE HEALTH.

The storage battery of the human
system is the heart.
Keep pumping good, rich, red blood
into that organ, replenishing the worn
out tissues of yolr body by the aid OF
OZOMULSION which assists nature
in her work, and you will not only gain
strength, but you are laying the fcun-
dation for thesbest means Of prcsery-
ing your health and preventing dis
case.
For Weak Lungs. Chronic Coughs,
Colds, Grip, Pneumonia, Wasting DIS
ca .es of young and old. and those se-
covering from any illness
OZOMULSION
Is Food. Tonic and Recuperator.
Ozomulsion is known. recommended
and sold by worthy druggists every
where in 1G OF. and OF. bottles.
Always ask for Ozomulsion by name.
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE BY MAIL.
That all may experience for the
Sc YES what this exclusive prepare
ton will do, a 8 or Trial bottle will
be sent by mail to all who send their
address. by postcard or letter, to the
Ozomulsion Co, 5aS Pearl street, New
York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-27
PHIL THOMPSON
KILLED BY TREE
Sudden Death Of YOUNG Farmer Al
Home Near WapelIo Friday by
Falling of Tree.


Philip E. Thompson about "a years
o. age OF Burlington, and until the LIST
OF February manager Of the Grand
Union Tea Co.'S store in Burlington,
was instantly killed by failing tree
on the farm of his father-in-law. J..
r Weber, about three miles from
Wapello. in Louisa county, Friday.
ne unfortunate young man. it is I'M.
derstood, was engaged in chopping
Gown the tree. when without warning
u toppled and fell upon him. When
Dls companions got to him they found
lnat ne had almost breathed his last.
q physician was summoned from
Wapeilo, but his services were not
neeaed. 1t is believed that the young
hian only survived few minutes
dleer the accident. About four months
ago thompson was united in marriage
70 .he daughter of Mr.. Weber. which
makes the accident doubly sad.
PHI Thompson was the son OF
George Thompson, former Burling-
Ion route conductor, who now lives in
Wlchita, Kansas. The young man was
porn and reared in Burlington and was
employed by the Grand Union Tea Co.
lor several years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-27
The Slim Woman Is Winning

The day of the slim womans tri-
umph has arrived. The thinner one
is the more stylish says the dress
makers.
This would have heen sad news for
the fat woman a year ago. She would
have had to try dieting or exercise.
Nowadays. however, the woman no
is too fat for the styles goes to drug
gist and gets case of Marmola Pre-
scription Tablets, one of which she
takes after each meal and at bedtime
and so reduces her superfluous flesh
quickly.
These tablets, being made in accord
ance with the famous prescription, are
perfectly harml SIS, and the are, also,
the most economical preparation a
person can buy, for they cost only
rs cents large case, one of which is
frequently enough to start person
to losing flesh at the rate of IL to IA
ounces a day. Pretty nearly every
druggist keeps this tablet in stock, but
should yours be sold out, you can
easily obtain case by sending to the
makers. the Marmola Company, $40
Farmer Bldg, Detroit, Mich.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-27
MRS. FRANCEN
WANTS DIVORCE
n
Filed Suit in District Court Saturday
Afternoon, Charging That
Husband Threatened to
Kill.
WANTS SOME AL1MoNY
Asks, Custody Of Three Children and
S. Per Week-says he Threat
cncd to Kill Her and
Children.

i Alleging that he has threatened to
kill her and her children, Sophia
F'rancen has brought suit for divorce
against John Francen in the district
court. -
From few typewriter lines of the
petition it would appear that all has
not been peaceful and quiet at 914
Carroll street, where the couple and
cilildren-three in number-have re-
sided for some time past
The couple were married July 6,
1892, and to the union have been born
three children-Oscar, aged 16, John,
aged IA, and Viola, aged z. Since the
marriage and recently, according to
the allegations of the plaintiff, Mr..
Francen has threatened to kill her
and the three children and has abused
them. She asks for the custody of
the three children and alimony of
SIS per week, stating that he makes
on an average about SIG per week.
It is thought that the suit is an out
growth of big family quarrel which
occurred at the home about two weeks
ago. It seems as though on the morn
ing in question there was wild
rumpus with the father as chief in
4 stigator. according to the story told
by Mrs. Francen in the superior court
the following afternoon. 1t was di.
rectly following this that she filed her
original notice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-27
"The Travelling Salesman"

Probably no announcement OF The
present season will be received with
more pieasurab'e anticipation on the
part of the theatre-goers of Keokuk
than that of the coming of 1.-THE Trav-
cling Salesman which Henry B. Har-
ris will present at the Grand on Tues
day night, March s. Following the
policy of Mr.. Harris, whose. produc-
lions of "The Lion and the Mouse"
and THE Third Degree have been
seen in this city, the public can rest
assured that The Travelling Sales
man. will leave nothing to be desired.
This comedy has already to it's credit
runs of, nine months at the Gayety the
atre, New York; six months at the
Illinois theatre, Chicago, and five
months at the Park theatre, Boston.
"The Travelling Salesman is from
the pen of James Forbes, the author
of THE Chorus Lady" Mr.. Forbes
in his latest effort has produced "life
behind the scenes" in The Chorus
Lady The story of "The Travelling
Salesman" the scenes of which are
laid in Grand Crossing, small village
of the middle west, opens Oh Christ
mas day. The first act shows the in.
terror of the railway station. with the
meeting of the principa' characters,
Bob Blake. the travelling salesman,
and Beth Elliott, the pretty telegraph
operator Beth owns piece of appar.
emily worthless land. which suddenly
acquires value since it is necessary to
a scheme of improvements planned by
the railroad company. Blake's EN-.
sployer tries to defraud the girl of her
property through a perversion of tile
law governing the sale of land by the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-27
Life Of English Princess.

Princess Mary of Wales, who in fu.
ture will have little suite of rooms
of her own at Marlborough house, is
in her thirteenth year. She is tall
and strong for girl of her age and is
endowed with excellent brains. She
is now to have two governesses, but
her education will, it is said, not be so
strenuous as that of her aunts, daugh-
tiers of the king and queen of Eng
land, who had to go In seriously for
mathematics. in spite of their objec-
lions to the study. PrincesssMary is
fond of fishing and of all sorts OF out
ofdoor amusements. A few years ago
she was decided tomboy and her
taste for adventure on land and water
often made her lead her admitting
brothers into situations from which
they were extricated with some diff
Guilty by their attendants.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-27

township for unpaid taxes. OF course
Bob Blake comes to the rescue. The
second act .ranspires in the drum
mer's room in the Elite hotel, and here
is shown what is regarded by every
one who has seen the play, the most
laughable situation ever employed by
"a playwright poker game.
The play is a series Of laughs from
start to finish and if the New York,
Chicago and Boston critics are to be
credited it is the most mirth-provok-
ing comedy seen in years.
The company which Mr.. Harris will
send to. this city will be one of ex-
ceptional merit, made up of metropoli-
tan players who were SO contributory
to the remarkable success of the at
traction during its long run in the
east.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-27
The Standard Fire Insurance Co.

by its conservative methods and safe
underwriting is fast becoming a
strong institution.
In spite of heavy losses reported by
nearly all companies the past year
has been very prosperous one-and
1910 starts out even more suspicious.
The Standard is doing business in
four states and expects to increase
its field of operations in the near
futureA steady growth on sure
foundation is the aim of its Of
ficers and desire to help make Keo-
kuk famous is it's ambition.
Keokuk people are loyat patrons
and show evidence of increased inter-
est in the future of this company.
Join forces with us.
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