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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-29
FAIR PLAY FOR CARROLL.

A sense of fairness has always gov.
er1ed the Republicans of Iowa in tho
gift OF the governorship. Every man
who has once held this high nosition
and has asked for second term has
been given it without opposition. In
the present campaign, for tho arst
time in the history of the party. the
demand is made, and it comes from
ofncials at the national CAPITAL who
should not interfere in state affairs.
that Mr. Carroll should surrender his
place at the end of single term. In
remarklng these things the Fairfield
Ledger calls attention to the fact
that the demand in question Is ac.
companied by no charges OF miscon.
duct in office and b. no criticisms of
his methods of business. The plain
fact of the matter Is thus tersely
stated by the Ledger.
1T seems to be based solely on the
desire of the representatives of the
state at Washington that they be Civ.
en- nun and complete control of af.
fairs in the state. There ought to be
| FAIRNESS enough and justice enough
among the Republicans of the state te
give Governor Carroll what he has
earned and what he deserves re
nomination and a second term
The governorship has nothing what
ever to do with questions of party pol
icy at Washington and should not b,
made to hinge on the wishes and In
terests of the representatives of tn,
state at the national capital. Thes,
We're selected as the servants of tn,
people of Iowa to express their sent
ments and conserve their interests II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-29

further eyinced his taste ser economy
by buying some hogs and cattle and
ordering all the slops and refuse from
the sanitarium fed to them so that
the institution might raise its own
meat, He is also charged with selling
surreptitiously fifty-fye head OF con-
demned cattle at the Glenwood insti-
tuition to an Omaha packing house.
If all that is charged against him is
true Mr.. Cownie should have been
invited to walk the plank" before
the expiration of his term.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-29
insurgents Accomplish Nothing.

Vinton Eagle: OF all the great ac-
complishments of the Republican par.
ty none were accomplished by Gin
surgents." There were insurgents
in Lincoln's day; there were "insur-
gents" in Grants day; there were
insurgents" in Hayes day; there
were insurgents" in Garfield's day,
and many believe they were the cause
OF his death; there were "insurg
in Harrison's day; there were in
surgents in Cleveland's day; there
We're "insurgents' In Taft's day-and
yet none Of these different elements
Of insurgents" ever placed law up
on the statute books.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-29

The Salem News has been changed
by S. C, Merrill its new publisher,
from a fiye-column four page paper
to six-column eight-page paper, ma
terially Increasing it's size and im-
proving its appearance Although
published in a comparatively small
town, the News is one of the best
local newspapers in the state. The
additional size involves correspond
ingly increased expense, but If the
change is appreciated as it should be
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-29

A Chicago Judge has upset the Illi-
nois text book law on the ground that
there are no licensed publishers of
school books in that state. The pur-
pose of the law was to give the peo-
pie relief from school book trust
prices, but it seems to have miscar-
ried. 1t is suspected that the school
book combine was back of the move
ment to have the law declared in
valid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-29

AT the beginning of the campaign
it looked like Brookhart had little
chance to defeat Kennedy for the con-
gressional nomination Rapid changes
have taken place since that time
Wapello Republican.
Important changes, too. The editor
of the Republican has lost the Wapel-
10 postoffice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-29
Old Frien de the Best

Marion Register: The insurgents
OF Iowa were black in the face when
hurting their anathemas at Senator
Doliiyer two years ago. Now they
are making the welkin ring with their
praise OF the Fort Dodge statesman.
What will they be saying In 1912
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-29

The Cedar Rapids Gazette declares
that Carroll is not success as de-
batter with John Cownie on the oppo-
site side" There is no question that
Mr. Cownie would shower liberal re-
ward upon anyone who will convince
him that the Gazette's statement is
true.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-29

Astronomy as it is taught in Quin-
cy by the editor of the Herald:
The comet has commenced to
grow a tail since the Elks struck
town. Last night this celestial va
grant was more imposing and con
spicuous than ever and it looked like
Venus with feather buster tied to
her hind Leg
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-29
keokuk, Iowa .......... May 20, 1910
LIFE IS ONE.

EfFE 10 oNEs
In the dim dawnlight Of the waking
world, when life in blindness
wrought,
And savage tribes in the uncleared
land for food and freedom fought;
There rose singer among the clans,
in the glare of the desert sun,
And he found his home wherever he
strayed-for he knew that life is
One.
He dwelt with the tribes of the marsh
and moor-he sat at the board of
kings,
He tasted the toll of the burdened
slave, and the joy that triumph
brings;
But whether to jungle or palace hall
or white-walled tent he came,
He was brother to king, and soldier
and slave-his welcome was the
same.
There has risen singer out of the
east, in the clatter of clash and
strife;
The babble of markets and blur of
print-the turmoil men call Life
He came to the task that was set for
him, and scarce was that work
begun
When he knew that the world is a.
building yet-and the power that
builds is One.
He knew by the spirits countersign
that Teuton and Celt and Greek,
Kaffir and Pathan and Rajput king,
the self-same language speak,
Face to face he has talked with each
they have given Of their best,
He has made his home on the sea, and
the land. and brought the east
to the west.
o singer of men and the hearts of
men, you have called the soul by
name,
You have followed the path through
the changing world. Is it not for
ever the same?
And whether you travel to northern
SHOWS. or the southern sea and
sun,
You will find. as you found in the ages
past, that the heart of the world
is One
-Rudyard Kipling.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-29

Senator Cosson is said to be almost
dead sure of the nomination for attor-
ney general-Des Moines News.
1t is not uncommon for candidates
to overestimate their popularity. Sen
ator Cosson may not-likely will not
be so blamed sure of the nomination
when the primary returns are all in.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-29

A Savannah. ILL.,, woman in her will
left $4,000 to an editor of that place
for kindness rendered. 1t goes
without saying that the woman in
question was great and good wom-
an and that her fine example should
be generally and generously emulated
everywhere.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-29

The first daily newspaper in the
world was established by woman. 1t
was tie London Daily Courant, first
issued by Elizabeth Mallett in 1Io2.
But news was circulated by women at
much earlier date than that.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-29

1t looks as if W. w. Morrow of
Union county, candidate for another
term as state treasurer, ought to pull
through at the primary all right
There is no opposing candidate on the
Republican ticket. It only remains
to add that there is no man in Iowa
more worthy of endorsement by a
unanimous vote
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-29

The Dubuque Times-Journal agrees
with President Hadley of Yale that
concentrated wealth is not fatal to
democracy. 1t says it is the diffusion
OF wealth about election time that
plays hob with the party.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-29

These are the days when candidates
for party endorsement at the pri-
mary election help swell the postal
receipts by letters and circulars tell
ing of their claims to preferment. All
is grist that comes to Uncle Sans
mill.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-29

Congressman Mudd of Maryland
proposes to retire at the end of his
present term. There is promise at
least that there will be less mud than
usual in the congressional election
next fall
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-29

when legislature Is to be chosen
that will elect his successor? Will
they stand hitched? Will they be as
bad as they were in 1908 or as they
profess to be in 1910? After all, SEN
ator Dolliver, there are no friends
like old friends, it is said, and as a
rule it is the gospel truth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-29

Some of the papers are saying that
the comet has recovered its tail. It's
well. Comets, as well as people,
should not be above rectifying the
mistake When they take EN- off too
soon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-29

The "aeroplane blouse" is the lat
est. On the authority of California
paper it is a pretty fly piece of fem
mime apparel and for looks is out
o. sight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-29

The Art of Managing Women" is
the title of an article in well known
weekly publication. 1t is purely acad-
emic in character, of course.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-29

Mt Pleasant is sometimes alluded
to as Saints Rest, and the title is
evidently no misnomer There are
fifteen Methodist ministers residing
there at the present time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-29

Buffalo Bill says that "it was the
hand of God that blotted out the In
dian," This, if true, relieves whiskey
and consumption of heavy weight
of responsibility
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-29

ST. Louis man swears his sub
conscious self was in control when
he was married. That's what they
all say.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-29

First district Democratic papers are
printing Senator Cummins recent
speech in Des Moines.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-29
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this will be more than compensated
for by larger advertising and subscrip-
ton patronage.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-22
llDffer 9uften.
6n lang HGffe ReOitDrtninser.

Sen0og 0en 3. Sui bleo en- nIpf'
fesoaq for 5lpoerne boaOe | eng.
Inno og / 6raufrig; i Reims itpr'
teOe ben frantic Slipper GborleS
@ad)ter neo og or9btes. % | Bol-
perbampton % Snrlingbam ltprte-
DC inmme Dag life minOre emo 6
Slnoere neo fra temmelig Itore Ssi'
Der; men Der ffete Der bog life no.
gen nlporlig llIpffe.
Sra @oloerbanlpton meloeS, at
bet belle 9ngen bapOe blnit og reg.
net. og Den itore Siifuerm9ngoe,
Der hop0e ilOfun0et iig for at ooer'
bore 9egpnoelien poo oct Der ar
rangereoe Itore 5IpOesYieeting, oar
oDbt ifuffet oOer, at ilet ingen al
Slpperne Dooeoe iig op. Den ben
paa efternliooagen beoreOes Bel.
ret, % MI gif Den en- 5luoer eiter
ben on0en til @eirs.
gecil Grace bar 0en %iSsrite. Der
itnrteoe neo; ban baooe fleiet | ca.
3 Minutter, oa bans Wotor pluo.
ielig iuigteoe netop | oct 9ieblif. oo
ban pnr oeo at foretnge en- Bending
Iige oper 9ilifnernes SobeOer. ct
9or Sefunoer par oft Sfrof og
Sorpirrina; men @rnce flare0e 81.
tiationen peo reiolut at iGtte Sur.
fen lice no % lnnoe pna en- Wart
uocn for EiftuerpIaoierne. Sens
Moifine tog beroeo en- 9e0 Staoe.
men ielp ilnp ban f~ul0itgnoig bel-
ffinoet ira Oct. gublifnm taffeoe
BAN for bans aanOsnGrugrelie mcO
beaeiitre0e Opationer
9i0t eiter bIeu en- 9Ieriot enorf.
Ter. Ser itpreOes at RaoIeu. srebei
af et ginoitsO. Der uen0ie op %
neo pnn Iaifinen. ian ben iturte0r
iii Sor0en % fnniies. mems dIoDe'
rem reooeSc eiD % eemmer neo
iihite 1iebIif Of ipriuge I'll Sioeu
6ailnic. iom oereiter iiea op. mnat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-22

gaIItyI nuo oy trpoIr UrIurU Iuu
baarot mob Soroef, at Wnifinen tog
betpoelig SfaOe. men ban ielo fit
life en- Sframme.
geo Ottetioen ON aftenen iteg
@robnm 8bite, Gibbs og Golls
iomtioig op til en- &apflpOning, 90
De flsi MI f(ere Omgange rnnot,
mems mart ben enc og mart ben an.
ben bar i%orrelt. Da tom Der pluO-
ielig no9et | 8eien meo Gibbs Mo.
tor, % ban itprteoe neO fra en- Sei-
De al 100 500; men ogiaa ban
Hap bel6i9t ira oct; ban fit tim
ubetpOelige apGitelier, mems @aifi.
men bleo goeln9t.
5omnle Dag afbolOtes Ger | Sur
lingbam en- aopilDpning mellem
9olloner, o9 en- Of De 6 o~elta9enoe
9alloner a@it6 Of tbe dir" me0
Gnptaiu 3aitlanO og Ell ing WlonO
peo Ioon De MombraD 9elloirs ON
9or0, maatte pao @runo af llpeiret
gaa burtigt neo / RGrbeoen al
9tor0isen De6 en- 2on0sbg tGt uoen,
for @rooeienb mellem S6emiens
Nlunoing og Me0noD. GeroeO itpr-
teoe be9ge 2uftifipperne neo ! en-
Woie, men Sc folOt altiao 6leot
og tog in0en Sfooe.
@onife mOerle6eS alporligt gift
set til / 8eimS pao ben f6rite Gag
al 5lpoellgen Der, aorets Oigti9ite
og Understandable 5lpoeiteone. Ser
oar 0en %fronife Slipper CHARLES
@od)ter iteget op meO lin antoinet-
te 6n0gffer, % bon par eiter al
bare fleiet ct Bar Om9an9e naoet
op til Ell 9gioe al 100 Dieter. 90
Ifete lllpffen. Get er enonu life
%opfGoret. boaO aarioaen par; men
man ion plloieliq Maifinens Gin.
ger 6eies opaO, oa i nGite gieblif
iuieoe @aifinen neo moo Soroen.
Cen 6Ieo f~uloitpnoig fnuit, % oa
man fit @adter trilffet irenl, par
ban 900; bans gniigt lao I Get blo'
oigt $50 og par gonife u~fenoeligt,
bans grpit par fnuit oo arme o9
Den Dor brGffeoe. 9tae 5lponin-
ger bIeu oerefter in0itilleoe for oan
Dag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-22
of 9. 30. auitO.
(5nneet Deo en- Oprffuemiooog
grfteo | SpIlano.)
Mel.: Sens geilllono.

0sem ipnnfer biit bag Blopen
Son ippnitig og iao rant,
Wens SoIen Ter paa 6imleu,
90 6ioroen itinner blantl
Qa 10, BET er ger 9onoe,
gtu fenOer ieg bans Sang,
Sans raife aoit meo 9taffen
90 ioa bans muntre Gang.
Sn Dor iuit ber' 9pen
0e er min go0e Ben;
g}aar aftenitunoen fommer,
Iii @er ieg litter ben.
9aa inaffer ri ~fornuiti9t
On 5. 6. oe ON iler.
On 9anObrug, Strife, Sfole
90 meget. me9et mer.
6or oct er netop Sogen:
Der 9onoe oeo geife0,
Sans 8eroen rpffer lpngre
a1s no til 9nenS Geo.
Son oeo, 6por ban bill itemme,
9on Deo, buao ban bill tro,
er alti0 poa ben SIDE,
3Dor Qinet BELT oil gro.
8eOriften ben ifol posies,
0g Der bIi'r Inlet ipart.
Der 9onoe ielo gaor FORFEIT,
@eitemnler Gio % 6art.
Glen laffer oct moo gften,
% goor Ser @onoe mo;
@eo 9oaen og Aoiien
san fopger GLAD tit 5inol
San fom iorleoen Norgen
Eli Sfolen meo i'm 0reng,
gn Qnrt, Der par bans egen,
san ia'e: Scr De Inn itrena
Men lqr min 3reno at elife,
6ooo Der er mutt Og rent,
iaa rammer Sfolemeiter,
SonO ie9 bar t9nft % mentl"
90 fol0er airfefloffen
gn Senoog Morgen blot,
@oem ier ieg % at Oanore
80 @eien let % iritl
Na, 10. oct er Ser 9onoe
me6 5sloe fra lit &iem,
90 ale ienoo9sglnoe
@oor airfeoeien freml
&c, ioaoon er Ser 9onoe!
@io mango bar iom ban,
Da fonl ser lpie Sioer
5or 9onmarfs 5oIf og 2anol
Nen @uo lie Sop. Der er 90
gn Blot. Der ligner Rer.
90 oil os 2pffen fsie.
Der emo fan bliue ilerl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-22
Waslen on ben entelte.
Otter anOrep Carnegie i aMOrgen"

- : NtltVANAP SAAAANbAN ; U@A0N0NAA .
Sfilloe Socialoemofratiet gore Iine
Georier til girfeli9beO, mnotte bet
fsrit forpanole Menneifene; tbi gtas
tureii tiQooer life 2igbeo mere emo
lnfttomt Him. Site TO @resltroa
ligner binnnoen, og 10 bsiere 9iuS.
formerne er, oes itorre er 5orifel.
len.
Spor lioet ligner Born bueronOre;
10 mere Snteaigens, OeS iturfere no
prpeet 5orifeI. 5lptteoe man to
3amilier til %innlnle 2iusbetingelier,
/ li9e Sus. paa lige SorO o9 @runo
og gau Dem Iige itore 5nOtG9ter,
ioa piloe BOG life 5orifeaen meaem
De TO 6amilier iorioinoe, men blue
Itsrre Gag for Gag, og oct enOnu
mere Dos oereS 9ern. 0ette fan IN.
gen Statsloo forbin6re. 5 Den lige
6orm / Iag uil Der allere0e / Nor
gen opre opitaaet afoigelier.
Aaere0e oeo 6eoielen MATTE oct
enc Wienneife pGre ct Guplifat az
oct anoet, buis SocialiSmen ifuloe
tpnfe paa at faa inOfsrt 9ig6e0 /
9eneiGttet. Sffe hos no9en ANDRE
g9iener er 8orifeaen ino itor iom
bos Menneifene. iom repr9ienterer
oct beiite og melt inopifle0e u0nif-
~lingstrin.
Hntionalformuen fan pi Dele /
lige Dele meaem ale; men oi fan
life fire De enfelte lige fore Sn6.
t9gter e1er tuinge Dem ale til at
leue paa iamme Manoe. en llge
efter 5oroelineen oiloe Der finoes
Suiinoer Of fnttiee. iom tieeeOe ON
ct Stpffe 9reo, og oct iioite oiloe
blioe p9rre emo oct terlte.
Gen reuolutionGre SociaIisme
bar til 6orlloiGtning en- aanife an.
ben menneifelig Rntur emo ben Dir.
felipe. 0erfor lsnner oct iia ngppe
onerboOeoet at befatte ia meO ben.
Mt inOfsre Oen iociaIiitiife Stnts.
form er lige ion umuligt iom at OBJ.
retboIOe oen, inn lGnae Der life er
Uofiet en- aanite no Wenneifeilpat
frem al SorOen. Sort mar Socia.
Iismen bar opnaaet bette. bebsper
oil at ie ngrmere paa ben. life isr.
Yien enomn bar ale @enneiter
Oeres eoet oip. % ioaOau er Rati-
rens Oroen oaina ! FIonte. % 1nrp.
riaet Dare 0eo ll0baIa oa oeO TO.
%piflin8 at en- Sgreaenbeo. peo en-
ioa itor afDiaeIie Tom mnliat fra
oeu nIminoeliae 6npe OanneS bgipre
arier sos gnrbarerne oar oen itgr
'feite Sen isrite. ienere | Gipiliia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-22

Der fun nogle fna W9rfep9le igen
efter o.m, bbis 4rbeioe og gfsempel
bar Geftet Nenneifbe6en til 6ens MI
opren6e S6ioe
Sffe 2igbeO, men Oen man9fol'
otgite 8orifel bar ifa6t bette 8rem-
ifriot, o9 fun 40 6orifelens Sci
fan Menneifebe6en fortiptte i'm
Mori6 opober. @n un0tageliesna.
tur maa funne be099e iig frit | alle
aetnineer, mna finoe 2eiligbeO til
at BRUCE fine op%eroroentlige @oner
for at noo De Waaol, iom er lat for
aft, iom leoer o9 r6rer iig. De melt
ififfeoes Ooerleben" betDOer life ott.
Oct, emo at De gIonter, 0Dr eler
Wenneifer, iom ra9er op oper oct
ieoponlige. bIioer oe oribenoe arpf-
ter iom %6efrueter aft.
De itore 2erere og 2oOgioere,
9i9tere o9 Statsm9no, Opfinoere
og 0pOagere er oct, ion fbrer ben
itore, iGone Wasie fremoo og opoo.
@3eQem Sbofeipeare og ct iGooan-
ligt @enneminitsmenneife gnber Ell
li9e ioo ltor aleft iom melem Sui.
tlrmenneifet % ben 0iIoe.
9aaet paa Be oirfelig fremragen-
De Senior, iom ii0en &iitoriens 9e.
gpnOeIie bar eoet 6eItemmen0e Sno.
fl1oeIie poa Menneifebeoen, er fife
fort; De funOe tGQe8 op poa nogIe
faa 9ogii0er. @it enfeItSten til Sui
tllrens itore 8p9ning er Ser pei
mango, iom far fa9t; itrengt taqet
giner 10 en6Der, iont u0fploer in
Blaos / 2i0et nptti9t og oroentliat,
i'm life SfGru til oct almene Bel.
Get eneite, ion ltnotoaeliesnotli-
rer trGna9er til, er 8ri6eo, fulO.
%itpn0ig 6ribeO til ieIp at beige DC.
res Corning o9 til at leoe oere5 9io
pao Oeres egen BIS. ut inoifcpnft
6ribeoen. piloe finn 0a opre paa i'll
Blaos, naar iibe9rpniet 6ri6c0 fer
Ell enfelt iotte De onore 5ribeo /
8are.
Wen UNDER De nilD9ren0e 5or-
bold, iom giuer ale Ell Muligbeo til
ielu at o9lge Oeres 9ipSoei, far an-
bper fslge lit Siertes Hoob. @n lat.
tig llloipinoer fornemmer Ell 6eiere
Stemme / lit Snore og blioer en-
@eianot for oe itore 0igtere, toet
ban g6r 2itteraturens Welteropr
fer tilgGn9elige for Den itoreO}asie.
@n 5orpogter ier bag 8looen i'm
@enius, o9 poa oens 8uo forfnroer
ban Nenneifenes aon9erige 6eign.
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