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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
situation Is Serious.

eW. Tex, Nov. 2l,-Thc situa =
Mexico appears serious tonight.
asTa Union and Associated Press
aSe been coInmandcercd by the
government and all news
nave been shut off,
sru9h on the part Of the govern
''siu appear 10 lend substance TO
pa oloody riots AT Zacatccns.
slselos and Torreon. the authen-
N"mch had been doubted,
%sne Of Former Revolt,
mise cities are situated in a
nathss pecn diss ifccted for years.
Il, 'scios ,s and Torreon are cities
&,bn,ii i'ppo and 5000 Inhabitants,
!' anu arc four miles apart In
s"s uistrlct OF the state OF Goa
,ory WAS tho scene Of the
Io'' VI l?OS. which was quickly
- ule federal government and
supposed 10 have eventually re-
u,,ulhS General Bernardo Reyes
y, sto' General Reyes at that
,,n sIV'eriior OF the contiguous state
proclaimed him as
M n end repeated dIsavowaIs on
q ,n,' nv seem 10 convince the
ssyhsetnnmcnt that he was moi
|fn,,oi.',hs lhc disaffectiou. lie
H,so H,rv , TO Europe ostensibIy ON
y = ""ssioll and has not yet re-
|fpsri2,v.sn vnce The same element that
ir,nsSS hcyes as their standard
|sslhsio, 70 Francisco /. nisdero,
y IN orm nm for president Of the
"a D,ppP's,'ioh To- the incumbent.
A In the elections last
4aaro Gets Out of Jail.
,a "d h.i his supporters claimed they
omn.s accorded fair treatment
n On paiIgh, and Madcro was i'm
rn( hn SnarSe ot insulting the
bot r.,'y his statement that he
|b5 ,n Justice Ia The courts. He
~ e,.mn, prison until some weeks
10 aas n When the existing gov
allcr oTnsr% helrnjnGly returned TO
"nch he was released OH
ks b. IVA way To Snn Antonio, Tex.
5aanv ;uleged 10 have been secret
hyol, Wy ny purtiSans for the wide
kst a. myirl was planned to COM
puy. November 20
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
BALLINGER APPROVES
IDAHO CANAL CONTRACTS
Special 10 The Tribune,

WASHINGTON Nov. 21.-Secretary
Ballingcr today authorized the approval
of IL number of contracts for construction
OF latcrals in the Payettc- Boise reclama-
tion project In Idaho The work involves
a large amount of earthwork. and con-
tracts have been awarded to various
bidders.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
Bloodhounds Trace suspsct.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. Nov 2l-Rascoe
was brought 10 ST. Joseph this even
lencc He was secretly taken from the
Maryvile jail and spirited TO this city
in an automobile. Bloodhounds which
were taken TO the scene OF the quad
ruple murder followed trail to Ras-
Continued on Page Two.
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Earthuuake at Nome,

NOME Alaska, Nov. 21.-A distinct
earthquake shock was felt here at Ii:i0
last night. The shock was OF thirty sec
onds' duration and caused many buildings
10 tremblc. No damage was done.
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WHICH is FRIGHTENED 9
DIR. CRIPPEN MUST DIE
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING

: LONDON. Nov, 21.-Dr. Crippen's
: petition for repricvc was denied
: today, the home secretary an
. nouncing that he declined TO inter-
. fcrc with the sentence OF the court.
: Crippen will be executed on the
morning OF November IS.
Officials OF Scotland Yard today .
denied the report said to have been .
circulated in the United States that .
. DR.. Crlppcn had made a confess
sion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
Ex-Convict Who, When but a
Youth, Killed Farmers Wife,
Is Arrested.
SETS FIRE TO DWELLING
AFTER QUIADRUPLE KILLING
Bloodhounds Take Up Scent and
Lead to the Home of
Suspect.

MARYVILLE. Mo, Nov. 21.-o'Da,
liubbell farmer living near Barnard
Mo-, and his wife and two children were
shot and killed at their home last night
The murderer set fire 10 their house 10
conceal the crime.
Hubbell and his wife were each 20
years old and the children killed were
Jessie, a girl. and Welton a boy, aged
and 4. respectively. This constituted
the entire family
Neighbors See Flames.
AT midnight il was discovered that
the Hubbell house was burning and all
the people in the neighborhood hurried
In an attempt TO extinguish the flames.
When this was accomplished the charrcd
remains OF the two children were found
In bed in their rooms, where it was evil
dent they had been killed while sleep
Ing. Hubbclrs body wns found living
on the floor of another room. and his
wife's body on her bed. where she prob
ably had been shot without warning.
II is believed that Hubbell had s,ruC-
gle With the murderer. a pool OF blood
outside the house indicated that lac had
been shot there and his body dragged
into the house after he was killed
l1ezeKiah Ruscoe OF Barnard was ar
rested. but the evidence is purely clrcum-
siantial II Is said TIubbcll had won a
large amount of money from him in a
card game. RaScoe recently completed
serving a tep-year sentence for killing a
farmers wife,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
FORTY MILLION
THEFT CHARGED.
POstmaster-General Raids Two
Concerns Which He Says
Have Robbed Public.
WAS TO HAVE WIRELESS
STATION IN SALT LAKE
Western Companies Organized
by Promoters Of Alleged Get
Rich-Quick Plan.

: panies referred To In the dispatches :.
{ which follow had Offices In Salt =;
!. Lake. although IL IS understood ::
: that small blocks OF their stock have !.
: been placed here from time TO time. i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
Sporting News.

; Union league preparing for meet
IUE ~
Aggi6s and university meet Thurs
uay .s.t.r..'.. ..s.s.. 80 III
High school ready for Colorado
Trip ''s'sa ~ ~
GralIamc- White carries woman
through the air .....p...,.l0
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Local

Lad Is shot by playmate. ,.,.,....l+
Contract let for county hospital III
Y. M, t.. a home under ham
mcr -. .-.-..-.....-l
Large land tract III Box Elder
TlIltuh reserve only place. I,....
Solons adopt resolution. ...,,..l4
CITY council session busy,
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Continued on Page Two.
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Indes to 7oday's Tribune
y +
Departments
Domestic

Government raids brokerage Of
DC"S s',' -.....s...s.s s..s,'..-.
Mexican rchels capture several
towns 49,. .......,-,....-.....,
Whole family murdered. ,..-.
Walkers may return to Salt Lake.
Npw MnxIrsI'S t.ppSfIf,ft tuu fprppnI
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Sur elm grun,p Ghinin.

WMr elm Wtpntp Ehfntn.
9as 1T Iaratibe Brou1o ghinir. Sebt
maf 1nterfHrift g. @. @robe. reberaI
i'm @ebral6, grfaItung in i Sag gu
beiIe,t. 25c.
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sdmt nnierer Mitbirser i'm ans,
IQnbe.

Ser 8erift, oaB mebrere 9lmeri-
faner, tpelde ibren @obniit in @ica-
ragua oufgeidlagen baden, iiir ibr
2eben nno @igentum fiirdtel, lenft
Die aGgemeine Mufmerflamfeit ipie-
Der auf cine Der idtpierigften iiitb uis-
ansenebmiten Mufgaben FIN, nit De-
nen iid uniere Gegieruug 81 be-
idaftigen bot. Die 8ereinigten Staas
ten iteben in oieier Siniidt ni6t bel
einaelt ba, benn i'm 2aufe Der 3eit
bat fi6 fait ieoe Mesierung oltf Der
groe Der &ufgabe gegeniiber geflln-
ben, lire i'm gtnsIanoe Iebenoen 9iir-
ger segen uebersriffe oes 9anoes, in
benz lie fid aufbalten, gu idiiten, uno
ons lit inter llmltanoen cine bodit
pertpidelte @neelegenbeit. 9er itoISe
Sat Gipis romanus ium lit in unler
mooernes 2eben iibertrasen ulto beu.
tie nod 10 berehtist pie er itr Mlter-
tlm ~getpeien lit. Gin jeber geies-
ii. frieoliebenbe 8Hrger ieoes 2anoes
bat elm @eht, iib oil feline paterlan.
oiide @egieruns 5n menoert no es
iih I'M ben Sbus ieiner 9ted)te ban-
belt, er mag nobnen, mo- er min.
aber eenau feit5uitellen, rporin ieire
Ne6te beiteben uno mann leilte Sci
matsregieru1g 81 giniprlt6 st l%eitell
@uniten beredtigt 1T, uno ipann es
am 8eiten, i'm Der Hegie-
rung bes 2anoes in Dem er Iid gera-
De befinoet, gu iiberlaiien; oas iino
5ragen, Die &egieruneen id)on oft
in idmere Soreen eeitiir5t uno 0a.
tiouen biz gu feinoieligen 3ulammen-
ltoBen gebro6t babell.
timer 2ono bat in oieler Siniibt
nit ben INSTRUMENTATION Geplt-
blifen biele llnannebmlidfeiien ge-
bobt, 1rlo es muB bier bon pornebe,
rein, obne beitimmte, nod idrrebeuoc
S1ne belonoers lberpor5ubebcn, err
tpabnt meroen, bob in ben meilten
6erortigen Mngeleeenbeiten bas &e6t
~feinespegs b~eionbers flar Ii. 0eutlifl
aitf Der einen ODER Der arioern Sette
gelegen bot. Dos ionberbare Ser.
bolten mar6er mittel.
@eeierungein uno Die ~8eitlpeilig berr-
ifenoen &epolutionen uno unor-
oentliden 3uitdnoe baben geniigen.
ben @runb gu alagea gegeben. Sn
mebr aIs einem Soue bat mon aus
reidenoe uriade 81 Der annabme ge.
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FarmIaendereien zu Verkaufen,

6inf5is Mder oil Der gaItrobille Heee,
As Mfer in aultur, so per 4fcr.
100 Mfer an Der @on8ale5 Noao,
so Mder in &liltur, gutes 9aus u;ss
Brunnen. 81. 50Iper Mfer.
f55 glfer an Der 8alo M[to Goso,
neben 9r. SerrelPs Stature, alles gu.es
ebenes Qano. $75 per Mfer.
$40 glfer Tarm an Der MeDino, 25o
Nder in &ultur, gutes Saus uno Sdeus
ne. $65 per Mder.
aaufe uno perfaufe @enoor's Gisn
r.. G. FELDMAN,
geibe Telephone. 1923 1aborro Ctr.
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Wie IN ptesI

8ir bieten ~etnBunpert DoIars gelob>
nur1e fir ieben Saa bon &atnrrb. Der
ni6t our6 ginnebmen bon 5au's 9ds
tarrbSSaa gebetft tperben fam.
s. s. gbeneb & 60, @iaentb.
Solebo, 8.
8ir, Die nnter8eidueten, baben s. S,
gbeneb felt ben lebten Is Sabren eez
tannt nno balteu i'm fir bolfommen eh>
renbaft in allen neutrality-suspicious.
unb finan8iea befdbiet, ale bon ieiner
Sirma eingegan9enen @erbinoltdfeiten
gu erfilen.
@ef & 8ruar, @roBbanbeIss9ros
eutiten, $oleoo, o.
@ albtng, @fnnan & Marotn
@roBbanbeIs< 9ro9uiiten, Eoleoo, 8,
Sau's 8atarrbS8nr frirb innerli6 ge>
nommen unb tpirft brett auf bas Slut
unb Die idleimi9en Sberfld9en beg
SDitems. 3eueniIfe frei berianot. Rreis
u Gents per Slaide. gettauft bon alien
Gpothefen.
9au's Samilien1gtIen iino bic beiten.
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Cur allsemeinen @ebrpflidt in ber
Sirfct.

Sir oieienieen, ipelde i:b Der
begeilterten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ieitens Der -ni6tmobommeoonii6ea
&reiie erinnern, ols Ser @e6anfe Der
ougenteinen @ebrpflidt oller os=
manii9en Entertainer obl1e Inter.
idieo Der @ationalitdt nnb SicIigion
gum eriten Mal auftoudte lit es
nidt unintereiialtt, bas 8erbalten
oerielben neutrality-suspicious. gu
berfoleen, Dos iie iebt beobadtelt
nadoem es gelungen lit, Die geoen-
fen Ser maBgebenoen 4reiie gegell
Die @initeGune oer Nidtmobamnte-
baner gu iiberpinoen nrb ga ietl
bos @eies Ser oneelneinen @ebrc
pfli6t in &raft treten ion. @Ile Die
p%ompbaftea1 Seierlidfeiten nno feit-
li6en 8eranitoltungen, inter 6e1tcl1
Die 8erleiung bes oie @tn6erllfung
Der N~ihtinobammeoaner gum Mtli,
tdrbienit perfiigenben faiicrliden
Sirmans erfolgte, baben ouf hie ge-
bolferung nidt ben minbeiten @in-
brud eemaht. l1no Die begelitertell
Oemonltrationen, nelde bon ocl.
eili5u5teben6en nidtn1obomlncboni-
lden &efruten unternommen tpilr.
Ben, iino aud nifts onoercS als Ell
tel 5lunferei.
9enn ie ipeiter sic 3eit beron j..
riidt, belto flarer ertpeift es lid), boB
ii6 niemono freiipiGig gum MiIitar.
oierit iteat. @ie borausauleben NOR,
iino es seraoe Die eriebiidell Gle
mente, nelhe ben ,Itdrfitelt @ioer-
ltano leiiten. Die iuneen, Itcllunes-
pflidtieen 2eute flieben idorcnpeiie
ms Muslanb, tells nad aegpptell.
tetils in bos &oniereid @rie1en-
Iono, uno es miro BON glaublpiiroi
ger Seite beriidert, 6aB bis ieb4
nod ni6t Die @infteIung eines ein-
5igen @rie6en erfoIgt lit. gIu6 Die
Siraeliten, Die nod bor eirtigen $50
den oen 3eitpunft ibrer @inberlt-
flung niht ertparten fonnten, legeli
fih ieet aif's 8arlamentieren. Sic
laiien lire &obbiner nit Ser Ge-
gierung iiber Die MniteGung eigener
SeIorabbiner perbanbeItt nrlo berlar-
gen Die 3uiiberung, ibrea @eli-
gionsausibnngen unbebiftocrt nafl-
geben gu 6iirfen.
Mber audi Die ben beliercn arei.
len a~1geboren6en Wobomnebaner
5eigea1 geraoe feinen digit groben
Seliereifer, fi9 benz @aterlanoe our
8erfIgune gu itenen. l1no ba oie
Sdiiler Ser perldieoenen &odidlt-
len unb 2ebranltoIten bonn Wilttar-
oienit 10 lange befreit blei6en, 10
lanee ie gu ben 3oglingen oieIer Sin
italten geboren, bort man aus itn6en=
tiiden 9reiien nidt ielten Gle bob
moIIobli6e Mbiidt, oas Sttoitm Big
gu Der befreienoen @ltersgrense bin
ars5ieben gu molten.
Sn BEN 8%ropin5en iollen Die Ser
bGItniiIe ettpos better lieeen. 9orf
ioIIen menigftens Die Qrmenier cine
gepifie gegeiiterung aeigen u,ro oie
@rieden cine iolde beudeln. 9enn
als ben 8egiiterten nobegelegt mir.
De, iih ourd so tiirfiide 8funo
bonn M~ilit0roienit Ios5ulaiien ber-
f6mdbten file oieies unter Ser fi6e-
rem @ornlsiesune, oaB es gum Die.
men bod ME fomr1en miiroe. go
bas @eies Der allgemeinen
@ebrpflidt i'm aGgemeineu toter
bIeiben au Ionen.
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9as seras @mnber

beilt ale 0iereu, 8lnien uno rben-
mattihe 2eioen, bel alien 9rnggilten
ODER 9 monatlide gebanolumg per
Soft fir 81. Or. 6. So. Sail, 1926
Glipe Ctr, ct. 2outs, Wo. Sdreibt
fir 3ellgniiie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-04
NO DISTRESS
FROM STOMACH
"A Little Diapepsin Promptly Ends In
digestion and Makes You Feel
Fine in About Five
Minutes
STOP BEING MISERABLE
Distress From Stomach Gas. Hear.
burn, Dyspepsia and Headache
Go Before You Realize il
keokuk Folks Cured.

Eve-y family here o1Elt 70 sa2
some Diapepsin il fae hcISes Is ar
one OF ron mar hare Ell sEzack q il
digestion OF stomach -ro1hse Il szE
tine, dsy or night
This harmless preparation VII &
gest ANYTHING yon sat and oTercczze I
distressed. out-of-orde- slo-sca I've
minutes afterEard
II your meals dou't tempt !0a, a.
what little ron DO eat seems 10 Ill
you Or lars Ike z lump Of lead II
your stomach or i ron have heart
burn. that Il sign Of Indigestion
ASK your pharmacist for z 51-cenr
case OF Pape.s Diapepsin and take
little Just as soon as you can There
viii be 10 sour risings. no belching OF
lindigestad food mixed with acid, no
gtomach gas or heartburn. fullness o.
heavy feeling in the stomach, Nausea,
De5tlitating Headaches. Dizziness or
intestinal gripping. This will all go.
and. besides. there will be no sour
food LEFT over IN the stomach 10 poison
your breath with nauseaous doors.
Pape'g Diapepsin is certain cure
for out-of-order stomachs. because it
prevents fermentation and takes hold
of your food and digests il just the
same as II your stomach wasn't there.
Relief in FIVE minutes from all stom-
sch misery is at any drug store. wait
ing for you.
These large 50-cent cases contain
more than sufficient 10 cure almost
any chronic case Of Dyspepsia. Indi-
gestion or any other stomach trou-
BILE
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Warsaw Amateurs Will Rehearse for
Way Down East TO be
Given as Band
Benefit
DR.. G. w. BARR'S DEAL
keokuk Man Buys Four Blocks Of
Land Adjoining the Nasel
Homestead on the
Bluff.

WARSAW, III. April 4.-Harry
CEoate. the well known and popular
actor, win be here this week and as
sist number Of Warsaw young PEG
pie TO prepare for the presentation at
an early date of the drama, Way
Down East for the benefit of the
Young Mems Military band.
Secretary ". R. c. Kendrick of the
Keokuk Comercial club. was War
saw visitor Friday afternoon, calling
on old and new friends. Warsaw
would feel rich if she had such a
boomer.
On Thursday parties were here from
Powellton in the interest OF automo-
biles. They came over in an Auburn
five-passenger touring car.
Louis Ridgeway has bought a half
interest in the Dubois barber shop.
Mrs. c. NJ. Wheeler and four chill
dren arrived Wednesday evening from
Beardstown, and will make Warsaw
their home Our city extends to them
a warm welcome.
Miss Jessie Bell, the reader, is very
/ i'll WITH infiammatory rheumatism, fol
lowing an attack OF grip.
Mr.. George B, Worthen is home
again. having spent the winter with
his son, Jesse, who is superintendent
OF the Charleston, S. c., water works
system. He left here in November
and says he experienced a cold winter
for the south. the mercury dropping
to 16 above zero. On his way home
he visited his son George, who is
pracdcing law in Tuscaloosa, Ala
Both sons and their families are we'll
Ed. Klump, for some months clerk
in the postoffice, left Saturday for
Ogalalluh. Neb-, where ne has accept
I ed q position in the drygoods store Of
his uncles, the Eymann brothers.
I Mr. G. H Wheeler, brother of Pho
tographer Wheeler, came over from
Beardstown with his brothers famil,
On Wednesday, and left for home
i Thursday He was much pleased witt
the glimpse he had Of our attractive
little city.
/ Last weeks Warsaw Bulletin an
nounces the purchase from John Fill
of four blocks of land adjoining n.
I Nagel home On the north bluff, by Dr.
IL. Walter Barr, the editor of the Keo
kuk Standard The purchase wa.
made for a home, and not for specula
ton. he SAYS Warsaw gives him ;
warm welcome. He is simply the ad
/ vance guard Of many Keokuk citizen
] who VIII build pretty homes en- OF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-04

rss.lcr- In Nv olzll01 constipation
: rsspcosztl. to- Eos1 ailments There
z-s .z5-ss-ewo feet q human bowels,
w..ssrl Is really ssEg rIce When this
rz-ss l,acczss g11zzsG. tie whole system
e-s-a-=s us5s1rss3- casing oIlonSnsss, in
sszase1-- AMI z-lzre 1aoo1. whlch often
-zz-rsi1.ss r1s1Zsseu and kidney ali
rrsr.s No wczs1 who s1Es-s with con
ssz-x1z1a c- szy liver ec1palut can ex-
re.1 n hare clear compilation. Or enjoy
Ere-si tsal7A-
r--oz's PsE-Pa- Pills are tonic
= ss.e szo-tt1, liver and ns-Tes- They
E-vs-1rats Icsead q weakening; rhey
ezsEa tks tso1si zseaz6 q uupovsrzsh-
n Il. teey enable 1be stomach 20 get
a. Tie r1-r5zs2sos l-cn soot that u
III I'D s.
Ie uzEs eo-ts;n ID czlomsl. no dope,
zkeT are s1s5-1sl-s healing ard stinu-
lsr Tier scho1l Tie bowels to act
<...1gz. gsyE2- Prise . cents.
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ifs. before the great dam is com

eted.
Mrs. yillman of Warsaw township
lropped dead Friday morning. Her
husband died suddenly short time
ago. She leaves several children. all
grown.
The number Of strangers On our
streets increases almost daily. They
come, they look, they enquire. and
then go away, and soon we see results.
and though small the results may be,
they bring new citizens, to be clothed
and fed. and thus help the growth o.
our city
Fifteen members of Warsaw's or
chestra were present Thursday even
ing for practicable second meeting
and the prospect is good for fine
musical organization. C. NJ. Wheeler
is leader and has had large experience
In such work.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-04
Capt. sosardus Again Fits the Bulls
Eve,

This world famous rife shot who
holds the c.-ampionship record # 100
pigeons in 100 consecutive shots is
living at Lincoln. H. Res ltly inter
viewed, he says:-'1 have suffered a
long time with kidney an. bladder
trouble and have used several well
known kidney medicine all of which
gave me no relief until started TAX
ins Foley's Kidney Pills. Before |
rsed Foley's Kidney Pins I was rub
iected to severe tackache and pains
in my kidneys with suppression and
oftentimes cloudy voiding. While
upon arising IN the morning / would
get dull headaches. Nov / nave taken
three bottles {. Foley's Kidney pills
and feel 100 per cent better. am
never bothered with my kidneys CT
bladder and once more feel Ike M
own self. All this owe solely tn
Fo.ey's Kidney Pills and always rec
ommend them to my fellow sufferers
Wilkinson & Co.
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MISSIONARY TELLS OF WORK
Labor and PeriIs of Those Who Go
Among savages to Carry Cos
pei Message.

In the course Of lecture on THE
| Sayages of New Guinea" at the Lon
don Institution, A. H. Dunning re-
ferred to DR.. Chalmers, the great mis-
sionary, who died in the island, and
said that for many years there was no
photograph OF the Goaribardil tribe
which murdered him He placed on
the screen a portrait of a savage who
WIS not only member OF the tribe,
but he had reason to believe was the
actual man who struck Dr. Chalmers
down and helped to eat him. A pro-
f1ie photograph OF the same native
showed an extraordinary receding
forehead, the sign of low type of hui
mainly. The savage was taken pris.
oner In the course of a governmental
expedition to recover the remains of
DR.. Chalmers fellow victim, Mr..
Tompkins, and he was generally stat
ed by the other natives to be the man
who struck the missionary.
Mr.. Dunning gave an amusing ac.
count OF his adventures among the
sayages, one of his stories relating to-
bottle of strong smelling salts. The
first man who smelt. under the i'm
preston that 1t was a white mans
love charm" was SO startled that he
fetched a friend to try. Then they
formed the salts into sort OF trust
and secured the neighborhood for re-
cruits. Nobody gave the show away.
They brought new people up one
after the other, propped them up
against tree and sat round like
Christy Ministries to wait for the re-
suit.
kissing or fondling was unknown in
New Guinea until the advent of the
missionaries. These were seen kiss
ing the children and the custom
spread. Having been kissed by oily
natives, he preferred the old style of
salutation
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-04

Fully nine OFT of every ten c, IS
OF rheumatism is simply rheumatism
OF the mucus due to cold or damp,
or chronic rheumatism, neither OF
which require any internal treatment.
All that is needed to afford relief is
tie free application of Cnsmb-rlain's
Eminent Give e. .tss..... You are
certain to be pleased with The quick
relief which : affords. Sold by VIII
klnson a co. Pharmacy and ]. r. Kie.
daisch & Son
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-04
Imposing Trade Figures.

The total production of coke and
anthracite pig iron for the year 1909
was 25,337.o02 tons. Estimating the
production of the charcoal stacks for
the same year at 100000 gives the
grand total of coke, anthracite and
charcoal pig iron of the United States
for 1909 at 25,737.0o0 tons. The total
production of coke and anthracite iron
in the first half of 1909 was 1o,s2o,672
tons; and in the last half. 14,51s,33o
tons.-Iron Trade Review.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-04

FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.
keokuk Aerie, No. Meets first
and third Wednesday of each month
at Horn hall, corner Eighth and Main
Visiting brothers cordially invited
Leo Absolute. w. President; C. A
Noaks. Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-04
Doa's Costly Meal.

A peasant woman named Redon, at
Layalle. France, who concealed $50
in a loaf of bread to prevent the
money being stolen while she was at
market, had the loaf snatched from
her by dog. which made off with it's
booty. The animal was caught later
on. but there was no trace of the
bread or the money.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-04

Are you frequently hoarse? Do you
hare that annoying tickling in -eur
throat? Does your cough anno- you
at night, and do you raise mucus
in the morning. Do you want relief?
II SO. take Chamberlain Cougl RENE
dy and you will be pleased. Sold BY
Wilkinson & Co. Pharmacy and j. F.
Kiedaisch & Son.