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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-15

Ia9iiter meo @[dls. San bar aus-
(, icrer / bet norife Selifob og eiorbe
en- bel Gel grbeioe for 8irfen Der.
Sans mango getner par %operoroent'
Zig glade oper at Re BAN igjer, og
Der blep bolbt en- Gale for BAN peo
Waurers SplGsning, bpor ban bar
@irit. $ans mango @enner gl9'
Der fig ogia meset oper at bore, at
BON bar eiort oct rigtist goot poo
fit npe SpboIosfteo, og at ban M
fom iom nbienoing fra screenings
menoene Der forat faa oronet ncgle
pietiee InIiesenoer meo Snoreoe.
partemeutet. De bar ogiaa bort en-
Sligl ipnge ON, at bans Meoborgere
t9nfer paa at benptte fig Of bans
ftore grfarine og grbeiosfroft | Sta.
tens Senot. Sm iaa ifitloe bore,
iaa peS ale, icm fienber Sbcmpion,
at ban bill gisre mere enb Sploeit for
fig.
Bi bar ogiaa bapt geisg Of en-
mben popnl9r Noromano fra Roro.
peiten, nemIig aoniul s. geneoefe
fra @rano Sorts, Horb GafOta.
Som tiolieere omtnlt, bar Der Tale
ON, at ban ifuIbe bline Tepublifa.
nernes @ilpernerfmoibat taar, men
ban trat iig tiIbose, ba bans fore
Soretningsinteresier os bans Stil.
ling Tom StormeIter for Srimurer.
ne | Staten logger geilag paa al
bans Sib og a~rbeiosfraft. genbefe
blep nplig palet iii Breiibent for
Ssrite Rational gonf | @rano SORTS,
Den icIibeite 9anfforretning | Sta-
ten. 9ette err bebre enb at fate Jig
ino | Bolitifen, flyer ban, og ban
bar %piitnof &et.
Iiniiter @ube og Srue guo igoor
en- cperorbentlig pellpffet % bpggelig
Mib6ag iii 9gre for De norife Deb.
lemmcr al aongresien. Otter ct no.
merfet IibbagsmaaltiS, boorunber
MiniIteren u~obraste Spbersgieiter.
nes SfoaI, Ser beipareoes meb en-
SfaaI for gertsfolfet al Senatcr
arute ReIion~, tilbrogtes Siben meo
Gang % Duff, iom man ifal lcoe
Irnee eftcr at finSe Wase til uoen.
for Speraen 90 &oncerttribunen.
Srn @ltbe err en- @ioliniItinbe al isr.
tie @ang, Miniiteren funbe, ON ban
pilbe, faa engagement peo boilfen.
iombeIit itor Opera Der eler / euro
pa, og De TO unee Srsfener, Snee-
borg os Sisrio, bebonhler ogiaa for.
fieniee Snitrumnter, life at for
gIemme, at 9sitnant Spe 8uoe, IT,,
err 8irtlos paa Manoolin. Naar ber-
iii fommer, at ineen al Dem er foIt.
bore, men meb flor gereopiuigbeo
unSerboloer fine SiRiter, iaa tan
man ielo eisre Jig Ell Soc ON unoer'
bcIonineens Natur. Sfal noget
n9oneS ipecielt, MAJ oct bore Ole
Bulls "S9terientens Ssnoag" gtoet
paa 8ipIin ai Sru @ube meo Biano-
encouragement al 5rsfen Sigrio
Cube. Set blep temmelig tent, for
@ieiterne funoe lssripe iig ira oct
gieitfri Sus, og aftenen oil l9r'ge
minbcs al De SiIiteoep9renoe. Stsle
bar: Senator 8niite TeIion, Repre-
ientanterne Saiger, 8rpnna, Stee-
nerion % 8oliteao, 3oniitl $. Bert
befe ira @rono Sorts, S. 6. 20. San-
ION, Or. g. Steineger, Sulil 9ieie-
rllS, SorItein Sabr, 2egutionsiefre'
ter 8. Sfpbaf, aoniil s. 8oage og
Noroe Mronifriner I'll e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-15

Zen at g~rGiibcnt Salt foreilaoeSe
Sroning, bnorneb Gorporationer iflll.
&c undertakes en- feoeral Snipef.
tionsloo, bill maoife, raar oft fom.
me til off, bite Jig at bore usiennem.
fsrlig. Set er igien Spsrgsmaalei
ON "Stote rights, iom fommer |
g%etrngtning bette e~pinoelige
Spsrgsgnaal ON, bpor Den enfeIte
Stats Hettigbeber / bens HeIotion
til 6soeralitpret begpnber os enber.
gIanSt De Iauosfjenbte Suriitcr, Tom
bar ubtoIt Jig ON Soeen, er fprben-
bprer6e Sorbunbsienotor 1frd @is-
conitu, Sobn 6. Spooner Der Der ON
Sagen for en- itsrre SoriamIing /
"americon Baper an6 BuIp aSio.
citation" | Rep 9orf / Ell Gale oiorSe
s~ipIoerSe at Braiioentens 8oiition
Der er oIoefes nboIobor. Nr. Cats
ephe Seriigter betpiIes fet life, flyer
Rr. Spooner, men ban er al ben
Mseuirs, at Brriibenters Ianer |
bette Stpffe life iteumer operens
meo 2aroets &orftitlrtion. Set enc,
fte &ougresien fnr oisre / Retning al
Of aIttoriiere &orporationer, or al
prone bette SorboIo for 9iItrict Of
GoIumbias 8eotpmmen6e. Git Som.
gre8ier fitIOe bare @pnoigbe0 til al
pprette &orporatiorrr, iom flrrSe gac
inb I Ell boilfeniombeIIt Stot % sri,
he Sorrettilg Ser, r~auieet enter
Stateu euifer Dem eIler ei, err noget
oIoeIes ubert, flyer ben befieuSte Or.
Senator.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-15

Sprtient Siltro. = Der er ineen Nrtttel,
ION faa riaesist iprtjener SamfnHeets 5tI'
iro Ipm Browns Bronchial Troches. Se,
Tom fiber al NItbma % Srpntitis, Solte %
forfiplelie. buroe prppe benz. re betraGtes
ties alminoelia Tom ouerlegue ale andre VT
tifler, Der briises | Iisnenoe Giemee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-15

Rnor Sc ftriper til aperte.
terenHe, iaa barr ina penIie at
meooele. at 2e iaa oeres
Advertisement | ~0eccrabsYos
ten. Set iitrer Sem ben
beoite SsbanoIins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-15
GpoielsOags'
sa S0gen a

Mette c. en- Of bette anrs
az Yr9mitbBeer. 90 at osm.
me efter be mango neluiaise
anbefulinver, ri bar usotaset.
bill stsitlis atuns Bog piros
Snteresie blauot "Tefurabs
Yuaeu''s SRierr 90 anSre.
jSspeu q iaalesfs inorsttrt.
at Der ipr beer Of aarets Ia
tuer er fire blante Sinier riea
gIahs for J~aniIiens % SIasts
hinges Saune. timber bpsr
1ats er aafsrt en- rler Hert bes
rsmte Neass % Climbers 6sn'
ftlssag. 90 paa ben msb iiaas
eaoe Sibe Fhibts Der - for be
filibarsnbs 9ats,r - ct libet
gerS, ct Gsisram raer en- Ms
tulelIe at en- easr aRneli rtabrs
fnuhis gerisuligtea. Oct oil
sere af for Snttrssie for ems
bsrr Samilie - % fan psiaa
sfa bisie seilisbentr blise til
itbtntet Rntte - paa neunt
Rnase at bapr belle FIN Glest
inmlet ! en- lis Iibtsi ast Sog
meb angibsife at bbsrt erfelt
&tsieHis JpsiflssatS % 6se-
Ielsnar.
@ogrn e. Imuft innbunnen
Serrfs uten crott "Spbitlss
bassbss'' GulobosHaptr raa
sapsesr 90 Joriiosn. iamt rsat
snit. % ben ienoss irit Hish
SIaset for SIPS b,talt | Scr.
ffuo. ri bar ssiaa snesl sles
CANT insbHuoar Galoinit. ION
fsIer 10 Gents sytra. % be &C
bel sarbt bet lille Siars for
tibIeeubets Sfpls.
abresft:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-15

Slommen | Saris. Sra garis to-
Iesraieres Den lobe 6ebrnar: Semen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-15

Nn er Smltnu Irlai Safib al
Iaroffo otter fcmmet | 9rangel
meo S%raufrig, eiter bpao Der meo'
Seles fra Sanger. en- franif acninl
bar bIet ienot til Sopebitahen Sea for
at proteitere o~perfor Srltanen mob
Ell eaer onSen Sanoline, iom Selp'
beriferen oper ane Warofnnere bop'
Se ioretaset fig, % bUoroper SnIta'
men bIep iao tint, of ban iageoe 8on'
iuIen no al SIottet. Den frantic
Tegieriu9 bar f~oreiat fig at tage ora
itiIfe SorboIosrcslcr imco Srltonen,
Gaiinli - eQer Tom bans fulot
Iapn Ipber: @ilIai @bmeo Seu DO
BANNED Raiiuli-er bso al Sorgitt'
ming, t~eIearaieres fra Sanger. &ai
iuli iom / fin llngbom bar Sonoe
bIeu ienere Maroffos melt berpgteo'
8sperbspSing oe brep tit llpGien
iaa flor Still at ban braete @arofft
/ Soroifliuoer meo Here fremmeS'
9aube. @IanSt anbet ienbte De 6or
eueoe Stater cneane for bans Sfpll
en- bel gifoSre til Maroffo, oa bar
bapoe bortfert Ell rig Warofaner
iom bar amerifanif Berger. Siliioi
giorbe 8aiiuIi en- Sperensfomit mel
SuItanen az @aroffo ON, at ban
ffpIbe opbere meo tit &spernp9iel
poa Den Setinselie, at ban bIep On
pernsr pper 8ropinien 9iebalo. .,
oct blep han.
Tlummen | Yaris. Sra Saris te
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-15
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Stttt Rrmmtr al Deb grHtu inbsbolotr:
8adfI6e % pptsne SoIt.-Sfpuet pp at
eisen.-Stpremaro % 2inemunb.-@lpenoe
&uL-@aaoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-15

s forrige nge boooe nj @eieg al
en- tibligcre meaet populpr Sopeo.
itubsbo, remIig Gboofot .aIbert 6.
Gbompion, tioligere boiat i @ortb'
pooo, Soma, mer Tom mi oriper
.@auf, 2anb % Notwithstanding
Mabomeu, Winueiota, Sbompior
pnr, oo ban bcebe Der, ariat | Snore'
Departmental os itu6ereoe iamtiSie
&etspiOenifaben; ban toe baaot
@raoen iom @ae6alaureiis % ion
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-06

and in many cases involved severe
losses, but the results are beneficial,
and as a result it is safe to say that
the financial and business situation
in the United States IS much sounder
than it has been at any time since
the panic of 1907. Firm rates for
money are probable, and even desir.
able as restraint upon imprudence.
but the supply of loanable funds is
quite abundant for all legitimate pur-
poses. ANY outbreak Of excessive
speculation would probably meet with
prompt check by the banks, and Ii
conditions continue as satisfactory as
at present, gold imports may be re-
newed at later date"
Another element of uncertainty that
has largely diminished is the crop
outlook. which is also proving better
than anticipated q month ago. The
only real disappointment in this re-
spect is cotton. the estimate for which
varies from eleven and half million TO
twelve million bales: a crop of at
least 1S,0oa. 600 bales having been CON
sidered necessary from the business
or economic standpoint. This misfor-
tune will not fall entirely upon tae
United states. but viii be shared by
the whole cotton-consuming world
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-06

taking an elevated political leader
ship But whatever he may do in his
set addresses, 1t Is plain that he
means en- route to stir the popular
heart by appeals in his very worst
vein. His leaping back into his old
role is both indecent and dangerous.
1t is indecent because, In utter disre-
gard of all propriety and OF personal
and political fair play, he rushes upon
the next presidency as If 1t were
already his, and boasts of the great
things he is going to do; 1t is danger
Gus because the more the mob yells
approval of his reckless speech, the
more reckless it will become. 1t IS
evident that there are troublous
times ahead of the sober and steady
people of this country in dealing with
this man who came back to help
solve our problems and is proceed
ing to do it b. making them more
difficult than before There is moth
ing to do but to face him squarely
and tell the truth about him. the
taste OF his quality which he gave
yesterday will no doubt delight the
crowd. but it leaves sensible and pa
triotic citizens aghast. They are
startled by the thought that we may
fall into the hands of this braggart
in whom self-seeking is SO finely
blended with hypocrisy"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-06
G. o. p. CAMPAIGN TEXT BOOK.
Accomplishments of Party Are Put
squarely Before voters-Taft's
Letter Feature.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 6.-of course,
the letter of President Taft to Chair
man Mckinley occupies the position
OF honor in the Republican campaign
textbook just issued by the Republi-
can Congressional Commission. Fol-
lowing that is the editors comment
on the campaign and issues OF 1910,
leading UP to the chapter on Republi-
can legislation.
After a most complete record by
Representative Boutell of the princi-
pal laws recently enacted, followed by
the full or partial text of important
eaactments of the recent sessions,
comes the chapter on the tariff,
which departs from the old-time eco
nomic argument, and is confined to
facts. The important tariff revisions
OF the past are given in full, followed
by the history of the new tariff law,
showing the principal changes from
the Dingley act and clear exposi-
ton of tariff making and the
work on the Payne bill by Represents
tive Hill of the ways and means com
mittee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-06
THE cosT OF SOCIAL EVENTS.

The Hannibal Courier-Post has had
its thinking cap on and is impressed
with the idea that ~too much spent for
social events" is an item in the in
creased cost of living which should
not be ignored. 1t costs a lot to give
party and it costs Just as much ad
ditional to attend the others to which
you will be invited as a result OF
your entertaining. The Courier-Post
concludes that it is not so much the
cost OF living that hurts as it is the
extravagances that impoyerish the
little savings account. It's article
runs as follows:
Did you ever stop TO think that
in some households twice as much
money is spent to keep in society as
it takes for house rent? People are
becoming more and more extrayagant
The same priced suit or dress that
was good enough last year would
look too cheap this year. This years
suits must cost from 10 TO 40 per
cent more than the suits we had last
year. Our little wants and faneies
are becoming more and more beyond
our means
The Hannibal paper has undouhted-
ly hit upon an important factor IN
the so-ealled higher cost of living. .
more properly the cost of higher iiv-
ing and in some Instances OF living
beyond ones means
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-06
CHANGE IN RIVER NAVIGATION

The steamboat Chester. originally
known as the Cherokee. Is waitiRE II
New Orleans TO go into dry 63ck
where II viii be altered to conform
with the p7opellsns rover az ocean
going ships. TIE Chester will thea
ply between ST. Louis and NsV Or
leans. making connection vt,h
ocean going freishters.
4 Memphis paper which sfTes cor-
siderable attention "a river matters
and Is vel informed o. the sUtieet.
sees II this the beginning q tke end
Sooner or Esta- old fashioned river
boats VIII give var 70 the new Z
predicts that -ke oReaizg a the Pan
ara canal viii ssve an Impetus 10
river navigation thzt has rot
beea witnessed since the Eavs before
ne Rzr- WIEN railroads we're few and
rates high
/ Is learned ron tie same source
Shzz barge Ines are bafIdlag IN the
eaS ne Ngtfoezl Tubing Company
SIPS al 81 rs conzigHnents OF iron
Fige 70 re canal zone by way of the
Mississippi river Shipments TO
southern oil fields are made in the
sane way
The Chester Is one Of the largest
boats on the river and has been in
the s.. Louis and Kansas City trade.
t IS Z stern wheel boat The change
will carry it out of the vision of
recognition. The wheels will be re-
moved and propellers will be substi-
tuted. There will be three propellers.
Other changes will adapt it as a
thorough going ocean freighter.
It is confidently anticipated that
the day is not far distant wher the
river will be the means of carving
the grain of the west and middle
west TO the ports south along the coast.
New Orleans will be shipping center
for the Mississippi freight carriers
Il will bring brighter day of dispen-
sation for the valley river towns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-06
AUTUMN csEED

Iowa Homestead: believe in the
sunflower and golden-rod. l believe in
the broad fields OF ripened clover. /
believe in the grapes hanging purple
beneath the broad leaved vines, in
the rich red plums and the peaches
tender blush. / believe in the rear OF
the corn binder. in the ripening corn
and in the fields heavy studded with
the shocks. believe in cutting corn
until sure there is enough and then
cutting for another half day. / be
heve in the thrasher, believe in The
dark fields, fall plowed for another
seasons cropping. ! believe il aa-
tunn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-06
CHICAGO

mayor of ottumwa. The Alexandria
Blade was the immediate predecessor
OF Resor & Grumman's Commercial OF
the sixties. But there had been an
Alexandria Commercial many years
before. Messrs. Shepherd & Oben
came down the Des Moines from Keo-
sauqua with a printing outfit and is.
sued the first number OF the first Alex
andria Commercial on the 10th OF
May, 1S49. Shepherd had made sew.
eral visits to Alexandria previously on
Capt. Lem Conways Des Moines river
boat and was engaged to be married
to Miss Lizzie Conway The first
copy of the Commercial that came
from the press was presented to Miss
conway who kept it for many years,
hnaliy giving 1t to the writer when
ne was publishing the Alexandria
Commercial in the late seventies.
The Commercial Of 1849 lived only
short while. Then Shepherd started
for the gold diggings In California,
but WAS murdered by Indians while
on the road. Lizzie Conway married
retired sea captain by the name of
Nichols. VIM. H. Resor was a man
OF fertile mind and writer who unit
ed force with elegance. He belongs
easily In the flrst rank among the
newspaper men of Missouri OF the
generation preceding the present
Other Alexandria editors of quite ex-
ccptional attainments whom we now
recall were DR.. Morris Frazee and DR..
j. j. Reyburn The latter passed
away only few years ago while resid-
ing at Denver, ILL., After the civil
war DR.. FTazee settled at vinita, In
dian Territory, where he married an
Indian woman and grew rich In land
and cattle. He, too Is dead.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-06
AoRDER AND GOOD SENSE WILL
Pill En-

This is the encouraging conclusion
reached By Henry Clews, the eminent
NeV York hnancier, in his latest fnan-
cisl ieusr 70 The Gate City The
political campaign which has aroused
70 little concern 3s nov fairly under
W.. and The issues are clearly defined
Er E2sws anticipates z great deal Of
aeata5 discussion during the next Two
zo1as All tat through TIE smoke
ct zccsl hattie Il VIII not always
- easv % discern he final outcome
Eersr-he5ess = Il confident al viii
tl cz- vel Ills reasons for the
tzt1 +1a+ e 4 lin are thus stated
-ees- declarations q Presi-
c-- Tssz s M- Rooserelt have
clare5 - EoiIt5cel hC-lzon and serr-
= = zske ~ Issues pain The
rsE IL -egz31 e corporations
a-6 - i-c-1z-- g1es-scn Of railroad
Tsr@ are Zew ce T9iiag ISSUES and
tcei- agtsz E15 lea-e certain
measure o. 1lcsrts5ut still 10 be
reczoaed wi5b Nevertheless. there
is nothing alarming connected with
any o. these problems. It should
not be forgotten that action always
runs IN more conservative lines than
agitation. We are noB in the period
Of disturbing agitation, which is apt
70 excite and mislead those who lose
their balance When It comes to
positive action, conservatism will I'M
questionably rule, and those who In
3 spirit OF vengeance seek to destroy
the tariff, or the trusts, or the rail
roads will not prevail. 1t is easy to
take an over-sensitive view regard
ing these problems Politics may
overshadow the outlook for some
time to come, but the probabilities
are that justice order and good sense
will rule in the long run"
Mr. Clews reports that one of the
most important uncertainties which
lately threatened the security markets
has become a matter of history. There
is no little or no danger Of any SER
ious monetary crisis this fall. Owing
to the warnings issued months ago
and the precautions taken in conse-
/ quence, the money situation is really
far better than could have been ex-
/ pected, The interior banks will be
able to meet crop requirements with
little assistance from New York fur
Their than simply utilizing the balances
which belong to them. Mr.. Clews says
further in this connection:
The forced liquidation Of the last
| two months has accomplished impor-
tant resu1ts Finapeiare rnanufac+,,r
ers and merchants alike have each
been obliged to liauidate and shorten
sail The process was unpleasant,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-06
An Old Alexandria Newspaper

Burlington Saturday Evening Post:
There is an interesting mention in
the Alexandria, Mo-, Delta Sun OF a
copy OF an old newspaper presented
to the editor by Frank Curtis. The
paper is a copy of the Alexandria
Commercial of October 10, 1863 The
publishers were Messrs Resor &
Grammar. Mr.. Grammar came out
from Cincinnati in the early sixties
and married into the Conway family.
He died about fifteen years ago. VIM.
III. Resor was a native of Clark coun-
ty, by profession was lawyer, but
took to newspaper work naturally. At
the time Of his death In 1873 he was
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-06
CHANGE or AIR IN A CLOSED
ROOM,

Il is encouraging 70 learn that
fair degree OF ventilation is assured
even when the doors and windows are
closed. From time 70 time expert
ments have been made 10 determine
the porcsity Of walls and the leakase
Of air around windows ana doors as
affecting the ventilation. Recent ex-
pevins1tS conducted by Arthur D.
Little. chemical expert and engineer.
Bosta1, have incidentally shown in an
interesting manner the rate Of change
Of air IN closed room This room,
having . contents a 6f5 cubic feet
vas Iocate6 IN the second sto-y OF an
c7dirsry frame dvelling-house with
cIap-aoard exterior walls. The inter
s1r walls and ceilings we're plastered
and rzpsred. TIE single window vas
made as tight as possible by means OF
putty. and the interior door was fit
ted With weather strips NotvIth
standing these conditions. which
oze might assume would very mater
izlIy liu2fs the rate OF ventilation. it
was found that through perfectly nat
ural causes the air was changing al
the rate OF SO times per hour.
This fact was shown accurately by
measurement OF the rate OF disap-
pearance OF carbonic acid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-06

The Cedar Rapids Republican rays
a fine compliment and q deserved
one TO Alex Miller Of the Washington
Democrat. MIR. Miller publishes one
of the most readable and sanest "a
pers in the country Here is what
the Republican says:
I'VE would rather read and follow
what the Washington Democrat has
to say than read or follow the ad.
vice IN a hundred Republican papers
we might name. Alexander Miller
the editor of that paper, has re-.
tanned his sense of humor and be
laughs heartily at the reformers Who
are weeping and wailing in the land.
Miller is SO sacrilegoue as to be.
lieve that even if Dolliver should fall
into a hole the chickens would con.
tinue to lay eggs and the COWS 10
give milk But would they? Would
the sun come up the next morning ?"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-06
Peculiar Church Ornament.

Lambeth "Old" church has numer.
Gus historic monuments, and in one Of
the windows is the full length figure
OF peddler with his pack, staff and
dog. This is supposed to represent
the unknown person who presented
"Peddler's Acre to the parish upon
condition that his portrait and that
OF his beloved canine companion
should be preserved in the church and
that his dog should be buried in con-
secrated ground.-Pall Mall Gazette.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-06
WHAT The CENSUS SHOWS

The census bureau has reported
the population in 1910 of two states
and eighty-two cities. The list OF
cities does not yet include the largest
three, New York, Chicago and Phiia.
delphia Nor does it contain two or
three others over the half million
mark, but it does include the major.
NY OF those ranging from 100000 TO
100000.
These eighty-two cities are scatter
ed all over the country. In 1890 they
contained 4,515,OOO inhabitants: in
1900 they had 6,o44OoO. and now in
1910 they have S,095,OOO Therefore
the increase in the decade 189o.19o0
was 1000 and in the decade 1900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-06

The Kewanee Star-Courier has fig
ured out that if Senator Cummins
idea OF national primary law for the
nomination OF President and Vice
President should be put in force it
would behoove a prospective candi-
date to begin his canvass about twen-
ty years before the primary, if he de-
sired to cover the territory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-06

given from official and authoritative
sources. In short, Republican text
books have been registers OF party
achievements as indicating a reason
for continuance in power.
On the other hand, Democratic text
books nave had little or no party rec
ord to chronicle, and their pages have
been largely filed with fault-finding
accusations and Misrepresentation
with promises of what would be at
tempted IL the party were put in con-
troll of the government. But their
promises even are threatening, as
they are for the most part pledges
to destroy republicanism. In fact. a
Democratic textbook is much like
the prospectus Of general wreckine
concern.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-06

Several First district D=-1c-zrc
newspapers are taking zac1t rts rs
sibiHty Of eIecdng III 8 PoL
lard over CoaEezzlsn E1ze5T.
2 lie 8 additional 7-oot -szt Isg--
mate Political news Z tzEs 1z-+ q
the state is exceedingly sczrca.