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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-04

harness purses have been raised to
$500, which will insure some good
entries. Other entries promise to be
good Remember the dates, August
3o-31 and Sept. j.
]. w. McDermott, of Kahoka, has
been chosen as one of the judges at
the Louisiana State Fair to be held
in November. He will Judge in the
cattle ring. He left Thursday to look
after his stock which are on exhibit
ton at points In Ohio and Kentucky.
Clark county cast 603 votes for and
304 votes against the Missouri bond
proposition, with two precincts to hear
from
The manager Of the Airdome kind
ly loaned their building to the base
ball boys Wednesday ewing to hold
their booster meeting. The meeting
was largely attended and much en-
thusiasm was shown A soliciting
committee was appointed. Last year
the writer suggested league to take
in the towns of kahoka, Canton, Mem.
his, CORN Pennington, and perhaps
others, with playing of say from one
to two games week. We mention
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-04
PERSONALS.

John Nagel has returned from a
business trip to Davenport.
DR.. G. Walter Barr is visiting In
Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Allen returned
home this morning from summer
outing spent in Michigan.
Miss Bertha Barnett of Versailles.
H., is visiting friends in the city.
Miss Emma Mayors returned from
independence, Mo-, where she has
been visiting relatives for the past
three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester A. Wright OF
Greentop are visiting at the home OF
Mr.. Wright's parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles A. Wright.
C. M. Laubershimer returned this
morning from a months visit at Elk.
celsior Springs Mr.. Laubershimer is
looking and feeling much improved
from his vacation from business
The following party made the round
trip to Quincy today on the steamer
Keokuk: Mesdames Dayton. Dean
Howe, Wahl, Mr.. and Mrs. John Elgin
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Benner, Carl Ell
gin and Louise and Phillip Benner
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this now believing that the suggestion
could be favorably acted upon next
year to good advantage of all towns.
Let's talk 1t up. We, in advance,
speak for the pennant for Kahoka.
Mrs. O. L. Morris and children are
the guests of herSparents at Corydons
Iowa.
James Fortune of Kahoka has EN-
barked in the restaurant business at
Keokuk.
Whitney GREG DRY, who holds po-
sition in the engineering department
of the government, is the guest of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Gregory,
near Clark City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter White and
daughter returned Monday from Wis.
it in Quincy and st. Louis.
| Postmaster l. Alexander returned
Monday from months visit with rel.
atives in Indiana.
But few weeks remain before the
opening of the Kahoka public schools,
and still superintendent and teach-
ers of the high school have not been
chosen
No new developments are at hand
in regard to the proposed electric
railroad through Kahoka. An inter.
estfng meeting is said to have been
held at Pennington last week. No,
meeting has been named for Kahoka
as yet.
Kahoka chautauqua opens August
10 and continues nine days.
When Mayor Dorsey leaves next
week for western trip, President OF
the Board Fred Kirchner, will be al
the head Of city affairs and violatorg
of the ordinances will have to reckon
with him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-04
CHARLESTON.

y
Quite number from Charleston
attended Buffalo Bills show In Keo-
kuk Monday.
Miss Mabel Scott, who has been
visiting relatives in Council Bluffs,
for some time past, is expected home
the ninth. M
The G. E. church will give lawn
social Friday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Wahrer.
Mrs. Morgan Barnes who has been
visiting her sons, Frank and Charlie,
of st. Louis, returned home Thursday.
Her son Charles accompanied her
home.
Maynard Harmon Of Montrose and
Miss Mary Heiser visited relatives at
the Lee County Home Sunday.
c. A. Swinderman sold fine bunch
of cattle the past week.
DR.. Haines and Charles Fickel Of
Argyle were business callers here
Wednesday.
VIM. Vermazen and wife of Clay
Grove, returned home Thursday even
ing after a pleasant visit with Archie
vermazen and family.
Miss Ethel Sollars Of Carthage, Ill.
Is visiting her grandparents, Justie'
Sollars and wife.
G. S. Bassett of Warren passed
through town Friday enroute to New
Boston.
Mrs. Simm Griswold and children
who visited her parents, G. A. Swim
/ derman and family, the past week
/ returned to her home In Fort Madi
son, Thursday.
| Quite a number of cattle buyers
from Illinois, passed through herr
! looking for cheap cattle, owing to tli'
drouth having dried UP the pastures.
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u. & Going TO Start Out Taking the
Dog Census Of keokuk Next
Monday Morn.
Ing.
TAXES MUST BE PAID
rvery Purp In Town Must Have lts
Tag and License or the Gas
Route TO Dog
Paradise.

when big, burly cop steps up to
the front or rear entrance to your
house next Monday or the week there
after. Just smile. There is nothing
else to do as there will, be no cause
far alarm. the man with the brass but.
tons and billy only wants to know
how many dogs you have about the
mace. Fido Brown, Teddy Jones and
the rest Of the bankers,
Each of the Keokuk police officers
have been assigned certain terri.
tory in the city to be covered for the
solicitation of the dog census. The
same campaign for dogs names ana
numbers was made a year ago with
much success and the city realized
nearly $500 from dog taxes, more
than ever before.
Chief Schevers has book in which
are contained the names OF the own
ers Of dogs which corresponds with the
check license book Of Clerk O. W.
Sandberg in the city hall. There is no
getting away from paving the dog
= Jax0S duu tnOoC NiAO ASAA ~ AAAss
part with their animals.
The territories Of the police patrol
man to be covered In taking the doc
census, have been allotted ss follows:
officer Wilson River to Sixth
Main to Grand
Officer Shepherd Sixth to Eleventh
Main to Grand.
officer Conn Eleventh to Sixteenth
Main to Grand.
Officer Freeman Sixteenth to the
city limits on the north side.
Officer ParkRiver to Fifth. MAR
to Carroll.
officer Baldwin Fifth to Tenth
Main to Carroll
offlcer Tigue Tenth to Fifteenth
Main to Carroll.
Captain Fuqua Fifteenth to tn,
kity limits on the south side.
Officer WeberRiver to the cit.
limits, Carroll to Bluff.
Officer Brennan-B to city limit
and west Keokuk portion.
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LATE AFTERNOON
n PRESS BULLETINS
[By the United Press.1

10y tnc OAAlCu IlCSbsJ
DEs MONIES, Aug. General
Manager Harrigan issued state
ment this afternoon that he had asked
for federal troops to protect his street
cars Carrying the q. S mi and had
good assurances that - would get
them.
s The labor unions are up in arms and
have sent kilograms to President Taft
and Senators Cummins and Kenyon in
protest.
+, Every labor union in Iowa will be
asked to take. up the matter with
their congressman.
al ST. PAUL, Aug. 4.-Charges against
Mrs. Emma B. Manchester of Omaha,
supreme guardian of the Woodman
Circle, auxiliary Of the Woodmen OF
the World, were filed with the state
Insurance department today. The
charges are sensational and charge
Encouragement
NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-Herbert l.
sSatterlee, son-in-law of j. P. Morgan
confessed today that he had violated
the Sherman antitrust law in connec
ton with the wire pool and entered q
plea Of guilty and was fined $1,000.
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Worth Weight in Gold.

Abingdon, va.-Mrs. Jennie Mccall
of this place, says, Il had been troub-
led with female complaints for over
ten years could not walk or stand
on my feet. and had been almost con
fined to the house for a long time.
began to take Cardui. the woman s
tonic, and now can walk anywhere
/ want to go. Cardui is worth it's
weight in gold" This is high esti
mate on plain, herb medicine. YET
there are thousands of women who
would gladly pay this price for 8
remedy to relieve their suffering
CardM has helped others. Why moi
you?SI TRY 1t. Your druggist sells 1t
in 81 Notifies.
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BRYAN HEDGES
ON EDITORIAL
(Continued from page Id

sachusetts. had read him out Of the
democratic party. "Since then" Mr..
Bryan continued, Il have been read
out OF the party SO often that It has
lost its significance. In fact, 1t is a
very cool day when l am not read out
OF the democratic party. was read
out Of 1T yesterday" Mr.. Bryan did
not mention Underwood by name. He
declared, during his lecture, that he
would never run for the presidency,
and made his old charge that Roose.
welt and other republicans had bodily
stolen many Of his political theories
and policies
Mr.. Bryan left for Ottumwa on a
special train.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-04
CANTON WOMAN
DIED IN HOSPITAL
Mlss Dora Williams suceumbed at
1o:30 This Morning, After
Three Months illness.

This morning in Graham hospital,
Miss Dora Williams, a Canton, Mo-,
young woman of &c or al years of age,
died from ininition. Miss Williams
had been in the local institution for
the past five or six weeks. She had
been i'll for the past three months.
The deceased has relatives in Can.
ton. The body will be removed there
for burial, having been taken in
charge by the Crimmins & Chase
undertaking establishment
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-04
DAILY GRAIN LETTER.

CHICAGO. Aug. 4.-The market
opened barely steady and n to 70
higher being Influenced by the strong
American cables yesterday and the
strength in Buenos Ayres.
Following the opening heaviness de
veloped with realizing and prices de
clined Is to u with the undertone
easy.
Profit taking was Influenced by the
better reports from India that rain
general except in the Punjab with
the outlook for the Monsoon i'm
proved.
Receipts for days aggregated
over one million bushels.
Australian shipments for the week
amounted to 1,712,00O bushels against
100000 last week and predictions are
for large worlds shipments.
These Influences served to Offset
bullish American advices.
| At 1870 p. m. the market was easy
and n to u lower than opening, and
| " higher than yesterday.
Corn opened n higher on the firm
| ness in America Following the
opening the market was dull at adj
| vance.
| Trade believes bull steam in wheat
| will keep up but expects to see kind
OF reactionary dip today.
December corn should be In the sell
ing zone at 641Ac.
Nothing more harassing to wheat
| shorts than the suggestion that Can.
ada is suppressing rust tidings.
The guessers have cut to the bone
in their northwest and Russian expert
approximations.
No bull news left on the bone but
in Canada.
There are 1so,ooo,ooo bushels Of
wheat to kill
Canadian news is the thing.
After a four cent Jump in corn and
oats-await breaks.
! This talk of nearly empty Chicago
corn elevators will help the Septem
Der corn.
i Cash wheat moved up to the 90Ad
93c limits.
Average Chicago hog price up tt
TIC a little f1rmer every day.
Cotton market turned on reports o
damage and position Of shorts. TO-
cent cotton any year cheap cotton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-04
Doekmen's Strike,

LONDON, Aug. 4.-strong efforts
were made today by arbitrators to
bring about a settlement in the dis
pute OF the dockmen. More than 100
ships are tied up. The arbitrators are
holding continuous sessions and the
strikers have promised to wait anoth.
err twenty-four hours for develop.
mentS
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) . . - 80 -
kAHoKA, MO.
. . . . . . . : . . . = 4

The contract has been let to Chas.
seyb for the erection Of hog pavil-
lion at the county fair, the building
to be 24x100 feet The fair will be
held the last two days OF August and
the first day of September, and prom
ises to be the best ever held The
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-04

c. H. Kistner of the Dallas City
Enterprise. of Dallas, ILL.,, and John
Glover of that place were in the city
today on business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-04
Alfred King, Who Has Been at the
Penltentiary for Fifteen Years,
Cut His Throat With
Razor.
IS EMANCIPATION DAY
Eight Hundrer Negroes are Gathered
In Fort Madison and Big Pro.
gram Being Car
rled Out
Especial to The Gate City. ]


FORT MADISON, Iowa, Aug. A.
Alfred King, for fifteen years guard
at the Iowa state penitentiary here,
committed suicide at 1920 o'clock
this morning by cutting his throat
with a razor. He was respondent
over poor health. He was found
dead in the woodshed In the rear of
his home by members of the family.
King was we'll known in Fort Madi-
son where he had lived the greater
part of his life. Some twenty or more
years ago he met with an accident
which deprived him of the use OF his
limbs He became i'll a short time
ago and laid off from guard duty last
week.
He is survived by wife and two
children, Mrs. Mabel Williams OF
Bovina and Harry L. King Of Fort
Madison,
Many Negroes In Fort Madison.
FORT MADISON, Iowa, Aug. A.
Eight hundred negroes from all over
the state are in Fort Madison cele
brating Emancipation day. One hun
| bred came up this morning from
Keokuk and other points in southern
Iowa. The big celebration is being
held at Peakes Amusement Park
j. Cornelius Reid of Ottumwa, pastor
of the Baptist church, and presiden
o. the Afro-American council Of Iowa
| delivered an address this afternoon
The Galesburg band is present and ,
| program of baseball, races and pi,
and watermelon eating contests is be
ing carried out. The festivities will
continue until IL o'clock this evening
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-04
OATS

Car Lots.
Wheat 1876, corn 46, oats 2e9, rye 4,
barley, 10.
Estimated receipts tomorrow:
Wheat 400; corn AZ; oats 30S.
Liverpool Cables.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. A. Wheat mar
ket opened ss higher. Corn " higher.
1880 p. m. wheat Is higher; corn n
higher.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Aug. 4.--Hog receipts
today $4,000; left over $500; market
opened steady. Mixed, s6.90@I52;
good, s6.S5@750; rough, s6.55@6.S0;
light, $6.9o@7.50.
le-Receipts 1900; market
strong
sheep-Receipts 5000; market
steady
a. m. market: hogs steady. Light
s6.9O@752: rough, $6.55@6So; mixed,
6.s0@7.5O heavy. $6.S5@7.40; pigs,
s5.1O@7.30; bulk, s695@7.30.
Cattle market strong.
Sheep market strong at 1oc higher.
Close: Hogs strong, 5@10c higher
than early advance on cheaper grades
general market strong to Sc higher.
Mixed, s6.s5@7.55: good, $6.95@7.47;
rough, $6.60@6.90; light. s6.s5@7.55.
| Cattle market steady to strong.
Sheep market steady.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: hogs
| 10000 cattle 800; sheep 5000
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Read The Daily Gate City. 1oc
per week
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Think all you speak, but speak not
all you think. Delaune
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Read The Daily Gate City.
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MEN AND WOMEN, cell guaranteed
hose. 70 per cent profit. Make SO
daily. Full or part time. Beginners in
vestigate. Wear Proof, 1898 Chestnut
ST.. Philadelphia, Pa.
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LOST.

LOST-SmaH black purse containing
money, Saturday morning, Tenth
street, between Main and Bank Sts..
Return this office.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHER at Hotel
Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-04
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-At Hamilton. Ill, fine
opening of millinery stock, furniture
and fixtures Splendid bargain at very
low price Clara D Smith, Agent, Ham-
| ilton, III
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24
Uvt politiif parti.

Sen befien6te Arbeioerisrer, oct
Itore amerifanife Observation-Disclosures
grpiioent, SamueI 8ompers, ipno.
zoe / en- Gale, ban iorIeoen boIbt for
ReoIemmerne al Snoionas 9egis.
latilr / Snoianapolis 9amelien / en-
NOR 5remtib al ct mt politiif Garti
- ct "fo~nItruftiot p~rosresiipt rabi.
falt arbeioerporti"
Set repubIifunite Rarti reprP-
ienterer / FIN nRrpPrenoe Sorm Rig.
bommes Ragt~, insoe ban, "og oct
bemofratiife 1arti itr9ber I iamme
Retning. On 6oranorins er numb.
aaoelig. lltilireosbeoen maa itaffe
ia uotrpf / ct breoere og bumanere
Barti END noget al De snmle Yortier,
iaaban iom De iuIiaIo iortioen er re.
preientereoe.
~Sa Niooelflosien Sorre..
ninasmanSen os oen iimpIe arbeiber
- err piQige til at ilaas for lin Ret.
Ren pi tror paa Evolution iIteSetior
@epoIution~, ertlereSe ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24
uoforieIen.

Oct itatiitiife 9ureou / @aibing.
ton bar / GirSOa8s oiientliggiort en-
9~eretning ooer llOfsrieIen / Sanuar
og De iibite Ter Wtaaneber al 1910 og
/ be ~tiliparenbe Itaaneoer for ct aar
ii6en.
af De so bigti1ite l1Sferielsarttf.
Ter, iom incomes, pier islgenoe en- be-
tpoelig Soregelie: 2anobrugsreO-
Ifaber, Srelait, 9omulostsier, 9pgs
~niHgsiert. og Staaloarer, StaalpIa-
Der, StSpler og $50, oiOenifabelige
SnItrumenter, 2lutomobiler, metal.
orbeioenoe Wnifiner, Sfripes og
Spmaifiner, elettriif Woifinert, Saa.
Ieleoer, IebIer, aobber, Qtais %
9ul.
llbierielen al 2psolier, Soebe,
Soeoemel, 8luStobaf, Bacon og
ferIf aiso bite SerimoS en- ganife
marferet Heogang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24
en- hurtie Relic.

Gen burtigite Sernbanereiie, iom
noaengang bar peret giort beri Can.
BET, afiluttebes / 2sroags meb an.
fomiten al CHARLES @. 8otes' ertra.
toJ til Rep 9orf.
llnSer en- .@eiie i Spopeiten bar
Wer. Gates blepet ubiat for ct iii
fglSe al SIobfurgiftning, o. | ben
5ro, at BET einIot Sipet, bros ban
aTteo til Nep Dorf iaa burtig, iom
Camp o. Benge funoe brinse BAN, |
set Giemeo Ser OF isge ben bebit mt
Iiae 2~pgebj9ip. 8eiien, Der itrafte
ia oper en- 9iitanee paa nGiten 5000
0il, tiIbaselagoes pna ~ Elmer,
bpilfet iparer til en- @ienneminits
Tart al 81 NiI FOR ben belle Oiitmce,
ale Stansnineer iii gptte al &ofo-
motiper, Snbtaselie al aul og gano,
Smiporinser 0. |. B., ibereget
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24
RriesfYen.

st Presietelegram ira @aibington
beretter, at China bar beiIuttet at
mooiGtte liz De / oct riisiiife Ultima.
tum fremiotte arap paa SanoclSiri.
beo % anore ipecieae Grioilcgier /
Bropinien Sli.
Zen fineiiite legation | 3aibing.
ton bar meooeIt lloenrigsbeparte.
mentet, at oen fineiiife Regiering bar
tilitiaet oct rusiiife uoenrigsoeparte.
ment en- 3ote angaaenoe 5ruilerne
ON en- militpr Concentration / 3ur-
feitan.
s oenne Rote til6ageoiies paa set
beitemteite De rltsiiife geifploninqer
moo China for at bare opertroaot
9rattaten al 1881 ioriaapiot angaor
foniulore aoutorer og ruSiiife &ieb.
mGn6s Hettigbeoer j Gbinas moro.
peitlige Rropinier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24

lagt, | Snnoerne pua blot 1875 aor.
pordtioner og Br~ioatielifaber.
VT De ire opennGunte itore Sfoa.
eiere er Soittberu Bacifie-a ompmiet
Den itsrite; oct eier nemIig orntrent
106,000,000,000 SOB al itaaenSe
Ssmmer; oeu mart iterite er &eper.
baeuier Climber Company. Ser eier
90, ZOO, 100000, o. Sen trebisiterite
Iortbern Rocific RaiIndp Company,
ser eier 36.000,0 DOC, 900 SOB.
Disc ire itore SsnmierfdfSer eier
iiliommer Ssnmer nof iii at bape
funnel opiere ct alminoeIiqt Saa.
ninasbus poo fem eler iefS gpreller
til bper al DC 100000 SamiIicr,
iom ianStes / Be forereoe Stuter /
g(oret 1900. - Soget til @orb elIer
Tlnrfer og lGSiet / Sernbancpogne
piloe oct irlbe ct Sog ooer 100000
UfiI lonst.
s Wfinreiota, @isconiin og @ti.
cbiaan iinoeS ser onrtrent 10000.
100000 800 pripateiet Tsmmer paa
Rob. 3 @isconiin or ire SieroeoeIe
al oft Itaaenbe Ssnmer ialnlet pua
90 &Gnber, / Wiobigan omtreut sc
8rocent poa 1t3 oe / gtirneiota
omtrent 70 Trocent poa 6 Spnoer,
8. b. Z. aorporntioner, SeIifaber %
inbinielle Sfogeiere.
Mteu oct err life bore BONNER
ifogen nIer,e, iom bet her oreier fig
on. 9nor oen er b%ortbugget, ftaar
10 2anSet, ben bar oGffet. igien.
Wun bar ocrfor Der life alene
8rlnopoloen iii ct frerntioigt
enormt 5r9luituonopol, men ogiaa
til en- Iigeioa iloeuorsIenbe 2ano.
Concentration / Dc ~aiitogebe Ggne al
2anbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24
en- faIoen Storheo.

George 9. Cor, / mango aar 500
pebet for ben repu6lifanife Srgani.
iation | Cincinnati, en- prominent
Saftor / oen rationale 9olitif og
Grpiioent / Cincinnati Srl1it Com.
pam, er 0en 21be bs. al 8raroiurp.
en- / Samilton County beilllttet lat
unoer retslig Siltale for aflGggelie
at falif 60.
Infla9en moo bam 3aar no paa,
at Cor oen 21oe MartS 1906 baooe
qfaipet falif @ibnesbpro for BEN oa
forIamleoe @ranoiurp, ibet ban fal.
ifelig og unber 60 baboe benpgtet at
bope nootaget nogen Gel al De
8enae, iont oet par bIeoet bepiit, at
f~orifieIige 9anfer betalte / &erter I'll
Golntpfasierere paa oeponereoe OF
fentlige Heuge.
SiltaIebeilutningen er baieret pad
en- al for6cnoprenoe Gourtpfasierer
S2obn 8. 8ibion unber 90 afgIpet
@rflpring ON, at Cor bar bIepet be-
talt $4,000 al De Rentepenger, iom
par fommet ino / De to Serminer,
han hapbe gmbebet, rtentlt5 ira 1900
fiji 1904.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24
Opitanoen / Werico.

Sra Werico Gitp melbes Sen 21be
Sebruar: 9laoet "@l Seario" OF
fentliggisr ibag en- Seaport ON en-
Sr9fning, iom npIig bupoe funoet
Steb melcm en- Sfare Sniurgenter
oa en- Sroppefolonne ilnber General
Iaparros &ommanbo / Sme1ren al
Guadalupe. Snilrsenterne iiges at
baoe liot et Cab al 80 brGbte, me
oens sroppernes lab life opgipes.
aampen berettes of bare boret
belle Sormiooagen, og Sriurgerternc
traf Jig fsrit tilbase, oa De truebes
meo OF Eli iuIoitrnbis~ omrinseoe.
Guadalupe or beligeenoe ~ Wil /
Spo for Suare5.
ct Telegram oateret gl gdio,
Ger, bsi 2tbe Sebriar meIber: en-
omerifanif arigsforreiponoent tele-
fonereSe / gftermioba5 fra CLINT,
Ger, at General Rauarro baooe of
fuperet Guadalupe, % at Sninrger-
terue, Der bapbe fanperet ca. 20 DfiI
lpneer MOB Spb, oar ~retirereoe pi-
bere ipooper.
Sen. Ranarros Northumberland
par i~uISitrnois ilitppet op, os Oct
antoges, at ban piloe gisre 6orisg
paa at itafie iis me Sorrnno ira
ben amerifonite SIDE al 5Ioben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24

SIR. Gates forloS glma, aris.,
SorsSas gftermioOag % anfom til
Chicago ST. 8 2erbagS Wtorgen OF
afgif oerira igien uogIe fna Mimrter
ienere. De 101 MiI til @lfbort,
Srb., tiIbaselagbeS paa los Wirul-
ter, De t43 DtiI ira glf6art til Cole.
10, O., paa 1874 9Hnlrter, De los
WfiI ira SoIeoo til GIeoelano paa 81
Dtinuter ,oe 1873 gFil ira GIepeGano
til Buffalo paa 1877 gtimtter, De t49
MiI ira Buffalo til Spracuie paa
154 Minuter, De las MiI ira Spro-
crie til aIbanp pan 1859 Winiiter og
De 143 WfiI oerfra til Nem 9orf paa
143 Winuter. Som set pil ices, til
bogela1oes mango al Oisie 0iitancer
meb Ell Sart al ODER 1 Nfil ! Winl.
tet. SeIe Reiien ira Chicago iii
Seem Dorf giorbeS paa t6 Elmer 40
Winuter, ben f~orteitc Sib Reiien
meIlem De TO 8per nogenitnoe bar
b9ret siort paa.
&eiien foitebe Mr. Gates $1,000,
men ga ban ielp er en- rig Mano og
besuben en- Sen al WangemiaiorG'
rem Sobn @. @ateS / Ren 0orf, fpil-
leoe bette ingen &ole, iipr ba ban
itoo / Ben Sormening. at oct gialbt
9ipet. Ser par imi6Icrtib life rua
itor Sare panfGrbe, iom BAN troeoe,
ioet be tilfalote Specioliiter beroli,
9eoe bonn meo Den 6oriifring, at BET
finn bar ct forbolospiS let SiliGloe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24
GapneY's nve Sitting.

Sra @aibin5ton mebbeles ct Sor-
lpbenbe ON, at De TO ilagne Tolitis
fere, Gepr9ientant Saipnep ira Wein.
neiota og Senator Garter ira Won-
tana, besge bill bIi uonGunt til gobe
offentlige StiGinger efter BEN Abe
Warts.
Oct fortHQes, at Be beage ifal
bore tilbltot l1onepnelie til Weolem-
r1er al oen irternationale Sasorags.
Commission, iom er oprettet peo
Sperensfomit melem Canada % Be
Tor. Stater.
&ommisiGrernes 2en err enonnt
fife faitiat, men ben ontages at bile
bli miiloit $4,000 ON aaret.