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New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
HUSBANDS DIVORCE STANDS
Mrs. Anna L. Thomass Has Suit Re-
opened Without Success.

The separation suit OF Mrs anna l..
Thomas against her husband. Edward
Thomass. a rich glove manufacturer, came
To trial yesterday in the Supreme Court.
the piaintiff having succeeded in getting
the suit reopered wherein her husband won
a divorce The couple ware married in 1884.
according 10 Mrs Thomass. when she
married the defendant he was clerk in
the esta blishment of her 'ncle. who was A
glove importer After the marriage Thorn
ass became manager o' one Of the branches
and eventually a member of the firm OF
Edward Thomsss & Co. of which she was
the company. I'm charge OF the European
factories OF the concern.
For q time. the plaintiff said her hus-
land allowed her 1900 and 5000 = month.
Then he asked her TO sign a release OF her
interest in the business. threatening that
unless she agreed 10 do he would not
allow her anything. and. further. that ne
would see 10 II that she became a scrub
woman Mrs. Thomass said her husband
abandoned her in 1863 and has since re-
fused 70 live with her
She also introduced into her case some
evidence which she alleged she had discov-
cred since Thomass won his divorce This
concerned another woman. 10 whom the
plaintiff said Thomass had been attentive.
When all the testimony vas in rNe court
decided in favor Of the husband.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
MRS. BETZ MARRIES AGAIN
Brewer Widow Weds Son of Phila-
delphia Police Superintendent.

ifttfIItN 10 i4' tliu-i'.
Philadelphia. April Mrs. Anna Home
Won BcrrOldiuFcr Betz. widow OF the mill
ionaire oreWor John +. Betz. was quietly
married Saturday afternoon to John T.
Taylor. son 1f John r. Taylor Superin-
tenGeut Of Police. The wedding took place
a few hours after Taylor had obtained a
divorce from his fret wife.
The brewers widow is native Of Stutt-
CART. Bavaria and has the right to the
t!tle OF countess She met TAYLOR about
two months ago AZ the Charity Ball 0f the
German-American Society.
Mrs Retz came 70 Philadelphia from nor
home at Wy1cote on the day the divorce
was granted \ marriage license was OBJ
tanned and lhe two went to the home Of
the Rev &. T.. Bronson. pastor Of The West
Hope PRESBYTERIAN Church. where they
were married The only Witnesses TO the
ceremony were Mr.. and Mrs Bronson.
After the marriage Mr.. and Mrs Taylor
went to Atlantic City/for brief honey
moon.
Mr.. Betz lett his widow 10000 outright.
but left upward of 100000 to her TWO
children Jorn before her marriage to BetI.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
UNTRUE CONTROLLER
PrendergaI Denies He Approved
OF Changes in His Office.
TLYCONTRADiCTS MAYOR
Gaynor Won't Reply-Question
of Veracity Arises Over New
Charters Provisions.

Controller prendprcast fa.ly declared
yesterday that statement b., Mayor GAY
nor was untrue" n was in connection
with some formal comment handed ont al
the Mayors office In regard IN the proposed
now charter. No sooner did the Controller
soc p copy ~ the Mayors statement than
h issued reply. He said
.rhe Mayor says: 7 reg 80 .ay ~ vou
that every change made in tho Controller 9
office has been made with hi approval. ex-
pressed ny him ro mo personally.
II wish 10 Hstlv contradict the Mayor
and say that this statement - untrue The
only change in the Controllers office that
has ever been discussed by the Msvor and
me 10 any extent Is the transfer of the
Receiver OF Taxes and tho office 90 Arrears
and Assessments and the Eureau OF city
Revenue 10 somN other department For
any one TO say that I have approved Of
the transfer of these departments. or anT
o'he- departmenis To Hyde is to suggest
something 80 farc,csl that II docs not re-
qrire further comment from me.
The Controller went on 20 say that M"
diu tell tho Navor that ne was IN favor or
p ci,v department ror the collection of city
revenue such department 20 have charge
OF the collection NJ taxes. arrears and as
easements mprket rents. dock privileges.
water rents and all Other forms of city
revenue. Two weeks ago. he laid. he called
the attention Of the Mayor 20 the incon-
grtitv Of transferring collections from the
Finance Department and leaving the col
lection or water rates in the hands or the
Wafer Commits sicner lie also said that
he had told rho Mayor fhe Chamberlain
was the city's banker. and should not he
called upon n collect none.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
Gaynor Wouldr't.

Mayor Ciaynor refused to make any re-
ply to the Controller. In his original state
r,,nt ne s; id that the legislative charter
commission. foi which Julius W Mayer was
counsel. had postponed introducing their
charter at Albany last winter in order tha,
the city officials might have the opportuni-
- OF studying It. II the Mayors luggage
ou the boot on which lie Snot as he
wa, 2 bout 20 sail for Europe were copies
OK the charter and all other charters that
lad been drawn The Mayor had INTENDED
working ~ them during his vacation. he
said "but this purpose was meyer fulfilled
a. YOU know
When 10 got back 10 his Office iu October
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
oRoNER INVESTIGATING DEATH
Theatrical Advance Agent S Skull
Fractured. Winterbottom Says

Ernest K Martin. Of Memphis an a"-
vance agent for a theatrical company dieo
Yesterday at 81. Vincents Hospital from q
fractured skull. according TO Coroner WIN
terbottor. who has started an hVeSis"
tion into the case. The detectives OF inc
Mercer street station are also "orKlhH '"
tie case.
Martin registered At the Broadway zen
trail Hotel on March 10. Last Nednesda'
nc bacar4 Ill., and Dr. .;ardalous. OF NO
10 West 18th street. who attended MN
said no was suffering from grip. Sunda'
Martin grew much worse, and petec'Ve
Rose of the hotel. told tie police oi tne
Mercer street station that 5ho case was pc
crliar Dr. Bigelow. Of s.. Vincents HOS
rital examined Martin sunday norn'nS
ana said he. was suffering from alcohoi-
Ism He took the patient 20 me hosP'aI
yesterday morning Martin d'ed'
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
MAY DROP ALASKAN CASES
Seattle Decision Knocks Props
from Government Suits.

Seattle April 3.-The government lost
TODAY its first legal tight IN the effort 70
punish the alleged fraudulent locators of
Alaska coal lands Judge 'ornehus =.
Hsnford. in the United States District
Court. although ne overruled the motion To
Instruct the jury TO acquit Charles +.
Munday. T. f. Siegley and Archie Shiels'
sustained all the vital points contended Tor
by the defendants.
The ground on which the court refused
To grant the motion 20 Quit vas not
raised by counsel for either side In the
suit. but oy the Judge himself. II leaves
the government so little room 10 stand on
that II t. said TO be almost assured tha'
the prosecution will he dropped
The lands In question are tbe English or
Sir Edward Stracey group. They are said
To be richer even than tho Cunningham
claims Estimates Of their value range
from 500 ooo1O TO a much larger sum.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
CAMORRISTS CONFIDENT
Expect Acquittal Without Sum
moning Witnesses.

Niterho. italy. Anri 3.-Tho accused
Camorrists In their cells p, the monastery
~ C;radi eloa'ed TO-DAY over what thew
described as the triumph OF Enrico Alfano
I'm the Court or ASsizes on FRIDAY and
SATURDAY.. They are generally satisfied
with the development OF the case. and
believe thu, they will no acquitted of tho
charge of numbering the Cuorcolos without
even being obliged 20 introduce witnesses
in their defence
Alfano who repeatedly interrupted his
Interrogation 10 harsngue the court and
Jury. denying that he was the actual head
cf tho Camo,ra and proclaming tho inno-
cence 81 himself and associates. j. more
than ever a hero in the eyes Of his fellow
prisoners ne has received many mes
50 ges of congratnlation fron NapIfs
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
Mavcr Heard His Statement.

Nj Gaynor may REM mbsr. said the
Controller. that In tie presence OF Mr..
Mitchell and Mr Nichols las week ! de-
nounced the idea OF MAXIM the corpora
lion Counsel the sole Judge OF the settle
f,ert % claims and no one who vas in
the room at that time. and he vas one OK
them. can forget the manner in winch :
expressed myself
The Controller did not believe satisfac-
tory handling OF claims could be expected
where only one department Of the govern
ment had to pass on them. Under the
proposed charter the Controller would he
deprived of all his engnee-s. who have IN
the past been instrumental ia discovering
many defects I'm work which could not pos
eibly be discovered by the lawyers in the
CORPORATION CounserS Office. In order to
make a proper audit the Controller must
have inspectors. and some of them must
1T. engineers he held.
The Controller IN his statement declared
dat he had never been consulted by The
Law Department I'm regard 20 any OF the
.hanges ,nat appear i'm the proposed new
charter THE present idea ot the Mayor
and his advisers seems 70 be 20 justify their
= sault upon the Controllers Office by hid
ing behind the recommendations Of the
T,frs Commission" ne said. at is inter
esting to see the Mayor appealing for justi-
fcation 20 william NJ. WINS"
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
ROOSEVELT AT RENO
He Urges Abolition of the Cl-
vOrce Colony.

Reno. New. April 9--Rcno's divorce co..
onv was the subject of Theodore Ro"sr-
volts address to-day To a crowd Of severa
thousand. grouped anout the courthouse
steps
II is one colony OF which vcu want 10
rid Yourselves" he declared - don't care
What -oi do with those o. your own state
who seek divorces. but keep citizens OF
other states VINO want divorces out OF Ne
yads Don't allow yourselves 10 oe W
ceivec by me argument that sEch '''o"N
brings money 10 your city NoE can NJ
ford 10 have that kird of money brought
here"
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
HAND AND FOOT MYSTERY ENDS
Members Are from Dissecting Room
Student Is Not Known.

Both the police and the Coroners physi-
Clans agreed Yesterday that the only mys-
terv attached 70 the hand and foot found
in a cigar box by boys on Sunday at No.
l.s East lo5th street was the identity Of the
medical student who had LEFT il there. The
theory that the relics pointed 10 a murder
mystery was abandoned.
DR.. OHanlon. Coroners' physician. and
Professor John H. Lsrkin. consulting pa
biologist made an examination Of the hand
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
REFUSAL TO HONOR THE KING
Dublin Declines to Vote Loyal Ad
dress to British Sovereign.

Dublin. April 3.--The Corporation ot bup-
lin voted. . 20 ?. 10 proceed with the next
business when resolution proposing 4
loyal address on the occasion OF hms
George : approaching visit was introduced
Al q meeting to-day
The Corporation adopted resolution TO
send the Lord Mayor and a deputatlon
10 present petition At the haI OF the
fJonse % commons in favor of woman $
suffrage bill
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
HEIR TO HUETT MILLIONS
Cohoes Woman Learns She Will Share
in Estate of Generals Widow.

Troy. y. T., April 3-Mrs. Philomene Nor
mandin OF Cohoes. y y. cousin If Mrs
Huett. widow OF the we'll known British
officer. General Huett. has received word
that she is one of the heirs TO an estate
worth s6o.OO0CU. Mrs. iluett died ntestate
recently at Paris. end each OF the heirs VIII
receive large share OF the fortune. which
the general accumulated in African dia-
mOnd mines
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
DAVIS FIGHT GETS INTO COURT

The fight oyoe the estate Of Robert Davis
WAS taken before Judge Carey yesterday.
i~ the Orphans Court. jersey City, when
the lawyers for Mrs. Annie Toppn DAVIS
the widow. made application for an order
directing Rotcrt Davis. the co-acininls-
traitor. and his counsel To produce all Inc
books. papers and vouchers otc OF the
dead leader and that they be impounded
by the court The order was granted ana
as made returnsble ON April H.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
roe CHINESE FAMINE RELIEF.

The famine relief committed OF the chi
- Merchants Association held a meet
80. la the Rescue Mission. No. Doyers
'us III Yesterday and speakers told OF the
s,,ine i'm China. where more than three
r,'iliion persons arc Offering from hun.er
III ''Thc chinese have arranged lor ih"Ai-
.t'at entertainment and far In the Man
,,riu Tea Gardens 70 II Pell street ana
&c also Issued IN appeal 20 the people
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
RED DEER SHEDS ANTLERs.

one of the red oeer IN the Central farH
roenagerie mas shed his autlers and they
arc now on exhibition in the Arsenal. Ihe
daor ie stUl vounc and viii in time grow
ao.har -crop." according 10 BIT snyder
,hs head keeper The horns were a menace
.,,,,a al tle inmates OF the lnCIOSure. Tor
tbc muck possessing them recently broke
0cs close 10 its head one Of the horns OF
another buck IN the collection. ~ presen,
the burk also young one ~ adorned
't,t only one horn and Is a constant
.-,.,,c, ~ wonder to visitors
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
FIRE FUND NOW s76.e5e 80.

Jacob n schin announced last evening
that the contributions ne had recelVeh Tor
the relief of the sufferers from the FACTORY
are reached a grand total of s'o'S- -. The
total Of the fund Is 1896 -. or ms amount
tDt' ~ 81, IA, had been received direct by Mr
%&,'ttrf and !s30l a. by Mayor Gaynor. Con-
- " a"th.,,ious received by Mr. Gavnor yester-
H,v amounting Ia s9oi 55 viii be forwarded
a.. In
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
tAmg or ST. REGIS, TO ASYLUM

walter g. Lamb. Of East orange y. d.
,,bn was arrested on March - aitei ne
fa,i,d 10 pay a b'Ii Of i@s 90 tor dinner
,,i,.u hv him 10 friends AZ The Hotel st.
p,e.s WAS discharged yesterday In Special
i..''H9,tors after the Justices had received a.
9'',,anrc that the bill had been paid by the
s,, ns rreu's mother and that she had
s,i't arrangements fOr his confinement IN
49, ireape asylum.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04

and foot in the morgue. Ttey found poth
inprernated with the rcd oxide OF mercury
used in dissecting roonr 10 color the ar
teres of specimens. and that the paimar
tsndons had been cut out OF the hand oy
orc possessing skill
The hand and foo are obviously speci-
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
AERO COUNCIL MEETS TO-DAY.

The serni-annual meeting Of the Nauoha'
Council az the Aero clubs OF America u 10
be held st the waldorf to-day. lmportan'
o,,es,,on. concerning the relation Of the
National Council with the Aei" '''"
America and also Questions '''"'U 'U"~
the future 81 aeroplaning in INC NV
Statce viii hc discussed. Hone'
Collier. chairman NJ tne Astonh' ""h'
gave dinner at sherry last night To '"e
delegates aud alteInate.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04

mems from some dissecting ROOM" Or.
o.Hanlon said. II see absolutely nothing
to point to a murder mystery
detectives who worked OF the case
,ho,ph, the same Mrs. Leone Felly.
mother og the missing Joy whose initials
were on the ring said the ring was not her
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04

ment 70. his bill of complaint The ATTORNEY
General did not move to amend his bills In
the Erie. Pennsylvanig and Jersey Cen
tral cases and ] informed. the Su-
preme Court affirms the court below In dis
missing the bills in those cases
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04

Prieto ana GasSet retain their portfolios.
Valarino. who was Minister Of Justice. be-
comes Minister OF the Interior. and IS sue
ceeded in his former post by Barroso. VINO
was AT the head of the Ministry Of Public
Instruction i'm the Moret Cabinet. but Is
new in the Canalejas ministry. as are the
remaining members. General De LuGue
held the portfolio of War IN the Moret
Cabinet Rodriguez succeeds Senor Cooian.
who is SAID not TO have been wholly In sym
pathy with the religious reform programme
Of the Premier
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
SPAIN'S NEW MINISTRY
Canalejas Chooses De Luque as
Head of War Department.

Madrid. April s.--The reorganized Cansls =
las Ministry was gazetted to-day The
changes were dictated by the Premier. 70
whom 2 free hand was given 10y King Al
fonso on condition of Withdrawing his res-
ignation The ministers announced are:
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04

Premier JOSE CANIEJAS y MENpES.
Minister of Foreign Affairs-C,ARClA PRiETt.
Minister of the Interior-RGlZ NALARlN'.
Minister of War--Cierera DE LtQlE
Minister of Marine PIDAI.
Minister of Finance Sei0r RODRIGO FL.
Ninisfe- Of Justice senior RARkOSo.
Minister of Public Works- Sehor GASSEI-
Minister " Public Instruction SenOr GiNENc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-26

Dars Of ar inspiring nature and en-
jpyable turn we're sung ~ q quar-
tatte composed Uf Measrs. john wv
coF Ralph 3 Joy Van HAYDEN IND
joe wrvcosf
Remarks pertaining to the good q
nrotherhoods IN churches. alreatlv ar-
complishsd and Of the excellent VERT
being done by the Mems Baraca
class IF the Congregational cnurcil
were spoken Of ny MsBE-s JOY. MI
lianH and StreHter
Primary steps we're taken toward
sna formation Of 2 brotherhood II the
heokuk church and as 3 result If
election me following officers VII
preside during me coming gaa.1:
President e. y. Straala-. vice prasf
dent ~ Roiiosson. secretary Ear
r Zinn. treasurer. Gen X. ImIne.ar,i.
constitution and bylaws Rere
drawn I'D and VII ne accepted a. Z
future meeting Of the bFo4herhoo1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-26
NEW MOVE In
GAMBLING CASE
A6'5rticn ann Warner submit. prnposi-
tion u cisy Lu4aDristss winch
Fails II Meet Asfth
Approsal
WHAT CossoN S IDEA IS
RE Says -ha1 City sholaa Desl Win
sucn Cases. ant Il MIL Likely
20 SAG. = Superior
Gpu--.

Msss-s Niutich and Ns-ner-
continue 10 hold on Tor uuar1er
There was 8 new daz elDT1r an in gao-
kuks hrsI salnhI5ns case unasr ills
rresan1 administrator SATURDAY. are
4 brought our : peFsisl#ncy on ths
part Of attorneys representing the
twp defendants 70 secure the 1nosi
lanien5 prosecution against 1heir
chen1s
7hRre hRs been much sl4a-rinr he
tween INC prosecution and ms defense
ami ths gamblers though1 they had
Irut a forcefu blow when thav SUB
lnitted The proposition that. in return
for the dice and bowl OF tie roulette
liable which are The most ralaa l,lzs
parts, they wenld enter pleas of GUT
~ IN the superior couu and submit
10 1haE cuu-1 punishment The city
authorities Ecp-aed suth 4 proposal.
and j Is unknown what course VIII
be pursued The grand jury has r.
turned no indictments againEt either
8s5rich OF Warner and VIII not con
Time me investigation if the cases
are returned 70 he superior cour
j Was learned yesterday hat they
VIII undoubtedly 70 bark 10 the lower
Court where he defendants ms.
make their defense. This is agreea BE
. the county attorasy. IN this cog
Decticn me county attorney IS acting
upon recent adrices from Attorney
General Cossoa. author Of the famous
e.osson laws IN q letter he stated The
state preferred that matters which
could be dealt With bv the cisy Az
tnor-itjes remain IN their jurisdiction
and ne be taken I'd By county attor-
nsys unless necessary This informa-
75on came - the county attorney o.
ice unsolicited. for thera has besn
no correspondence regarding the
present case
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-26
PiIllpiss Off
In 5 Days
The New caipium spiphis. Treat
merit Does Wonders % every
&lnd Of S.i- Er97.Ior


efaas ht rec = 7vs T.
~ aol va, p VAL i1TsYe. as
aa5 e 81 r. q E9lr EHas q
oAhE Ed elE51lo-As Ao1 VII p
@al az O them right TcT AeT
NAtf Eo7 msT want . - st1aE.E-tls-.s
N1ese TOY Noa-aAt Lhs r 1SFA e
80 FAe nAas zi11E
oH ca1 set rd e -oan zst il
me pr taking Sas Calcium
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-26

rs aaFaniases ~ attract new resi-.
beats and bald up TIE state Was M.
g upon the committee ~ the boost.
ers for Iowa
nose Who SPOKE before he com
nit'ee We're Robert y. Carson 81
ioPa CITY. president b me Iopa
l,eagae 81 Commercial Clubs: a
Van Nosirsnd Of Bedford. vice mss.
cent q the orsaniza,lon + E. nsan
q burlington, representing the Bur,.
insfon Commercial Clua. snd Raila
solion' John cownie, III, ard late
1oang, Jr. representing The cresTer
Des Moines committee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-26
FOR STATE
WIDE PUBLICITY
BuD te-s 1pps B+. senate
Committee q -esr;ns THURS
day Gfte-noon.

REPRESENTATIVES. II the I5Ha League
pi Commercial Clubs and the Greater
ilss Moines COMMITTEES appeared Re
lore the senate aITroTr atoms com
nlttee Thursday afternoon il. support
of rBe state publicity bureau bib. in
7roauced IL The senate ny White of
Iowa
The necessity q iowa advertising
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-26

First Baptiss church. Eishfh and
Blondeau streets Rev j san
ders, DID. pastor Pastnr's study n
the church both telapnDnes Preach
ing services al 7e5 q n and 81
80 p m Morning subject Beii-
zion q Life evening subject Tfe
saint and the Sinner in rhs TRmTie
sundas sohpol n 92t 3 m Baker
Mission SUNDAY school at asso u m.
The Baptist Young PEOPLES Union az
G 30 ,. m We extend cordial iTIvi-
.tftion u The public 70 worship Win
Us
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-26
Sllllness 60 "a .

Marion Register Certain los s..
ilors demand IAat The peoTle Of 'as',
hailivicks buy home Manufacture,
goods IN preference to AL others NV
her advocate free trade with w.
world and sar 10 the peopie ~
where You can buy .hc cheapest
Such Inconsistency is Stiffness -
10 seed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-26

For ether acH1s or car3na' ut2cy
disorcerF. fnr annoying and painful
urinary irregularities lake Foley Kid
MY pills, Al hon-a and effective
msdiclne tor kinney ara bladder dis
ordsrs Wilkinson { co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-26
Fo.ey xianev Pills

Nettrslizs and remove the poisons
liiat cause backaebe rheumatism, aer.
vouEness and al lidney and bladder
ii-res lia-ities They build ~ AMI re-
sl0re 1ns natural action OF these vital
organs. EYiIklnson & Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-26

Of 81 John Chu-ch. Dunupna Iowa
Immediately after enis service there
I'll hs parish meeting and i Is
earnestly requested shal every mRIii
her Of lha parish BE- present
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-26
EAs ners.E sarn.a i De-.

MOUNT VERNON. Ili March IS
Fire horses were burned IL death il
. ire which destrpTed barn On
i5ince DaI1ys farm Eik PRAIRIE
Township The JOSE Is $500
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-26
Neeresa ioo 60 az 49,.

shloAlAA Mo March The
Seai'n, q negress, Who claimed 10 IS
Ivy Years CID, died al her home near
Georgetown. Aea'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-26

pos olace in the general ueTehaHdlf
store II 9ohn r Rice vas roe5e5 9
= ias| night Mail was INITIATED
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-26
4 Special Redirin. Tor kinney All
rer-x

Many elderely people hare found II
Folsy's K1dnsv Remedy Quick re-
lief and permanent benefit from lid
IaF and 1aao1r- ailments and from
annoying irregularities one to adranc-
ing yaa-s Isaac n. Regan, Farmer
Mo- ssTs FoleT's Kidney Remedy
Effected 2 complete cure ii nv case
and ! want others 70 know Of IL.
Wilkinson & ca
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-26

81 Paul's German Evangelical
church. corner Eleventh ana Ia
change streets Rev j Nuasch4 paa-
tos-S unaaE school q N. French
ing service Il 1913 . m on the sub
jec- He Assembled IMP Heaven am
sth Al me Right Hand OF Cod, the
Father Alright The evening se-r
ice Al 10 D. II il N English on the
Tel-r Important suhlec;s Are We ii
Need Of Forgiveness Of Our Sins and
How Can We Receive IL Please
de not MISS this sermon We SHAH
also have special singing al IDe even
ming seryice The Wednesday even-
ing preaching saT1ce VIII be contiu-
ned during 1he Lent season All arr
cordially invited 10 attend and made
welcome.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-26

First Congregations church, SIKH
and High streess Pastor Ray g. G.
Williams sar74ces SUNDAY as ri
lows. Morning Worship a. The pas
toT win preach, ana TIE choir VII
sing What are these thai are AZ
-aged IN white robes BIZ stainar. The
eTanrng service VIII CONSIST OF 9 mus
ical and song service with IN address
by The pastor on Is The New Tesla
msnT 8ellable7s The musical pro-
gram VII ne as ollovs anthem
ssDcrus Spi-isus By Faure ofA-torE
Solo The Lord j my I-igh7 francis
Allison Mr.. Risbars choir from
Gounods Gala @. Turn Thee 10 me
Lord. Visitors cordially welcomed