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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-13
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Die geboroen bon 81 Yalo
befiir6ten, oaB Der Sppbus bon
Suaera eingeidleppt meroen fonnte.
Sic baben oesbalb ongeoronet, oob
alle aleiorngsltiide, Die 2eute fieb
bon Dem aanpfplat in Suare5
gebolt baben, perbramlt iperoen
milllen. 9ie anten 2eute in gf
Raio i6einen ndnlli1 cine gfoBarti-
ge 2ei6enpliilloerung in S5ene ge-
iest gu baben. Sic 9eboroen loi.
len aber iest ieoer, Ser BON oriiben
Der fontrnt, auf Der 8riide anbol-
ten nnO unteriudel, Oh er irgeno
melde Sa6e bel iid) bat. @fro ct
mas gefllnoen, 10 miro es ibm abge-
nommen ltno perbrannt. SIN
Soipital 5u Suare8 liegen ieds Der
Negiernngsiolonten aln Sppbus oar-
nieoer.
Die Staot @reenpile lit bon
einem Seuer beimgeiudt, oas einan
Sdaoen bon $4,000 anridtete.
Das Seuer fam IN Dem &ol5bof Ser
S. 6. Worris 2umber Company
auf. Die geiamnlten Sol5oorratc
perbratntelL ali6 Elm bena6bartes
@obnbaus, oas 6rau @oolilep ges
borte uno BON elmer Salnilie gea-
mems 9ipp beipobnt mar, ipurbe
8eritort.
- sluf Griuhen ser Sppotbefen-
SSrlbober bat oas @unoes Circuit
geriht IN Dallas ben angefiinoig=
ten 8erfouf Der s. & 8. ge. 8obn
big gum IS. Suni aufgeihoben
9lus aaen 8eeenben oes Slid.
weltens fommen 9ea6ri6ten por
i6weren Regenfdlen. Ger &eeen
Der leeten Gage ideint Der idmerfte
eelpeien 5u iein, Der pabreno bic
ier eailsen 9fegen5eit eefallen lit.
llniere Sarlner miitI6en ieet ale
trodnes, parntes @etter, ionlt fon,
nen iie oes ltnfrouts in ben Got
tonfeloern niht mebr Serr tuer-
oen. 9lu1 ser Safer, Der prahtpoa
itebt nno cine rei6e grnte per-
ipriht miro, meun fein trodenes
g8etter eintritt, idmer bel6aoigt
peroell
9lm 9onneritag uno Srei.
tag lit in 8renbom bos WtaifeIf
zines oer befonnteiten 8olfsfeite
bieier slrt in Seras, init groBerl
@rfolg gefeiert moroen.
Gin iunger 9urihe 9tamens
Sranf 0titheq, Ser in eagle 8af
ols Subrmmmn fir Die &ompagniC
| 81 oes 3. &anollerie Hegiinents
arbeitete, bot ii6 eridJolien. Sos
i'm gum Selbitnoro getrieben bot
neiB man niht @r botte geroot
ieinen 2obn au5be5ablt befonllnel
| uno idien in better 2orne gu iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-13

tano lit pom Gi6ter 8ritton sc,
grmoroung ibres @atten ibuloiq
befltnOen, gum Sooe perllrteilt NOR.
Sen. Sic batte ibren @atten, 8etet
Reppolitunoe am 16. 4pril NIT Ell,
ner Irt erIblagen. Die sSrau bat
tie iid am 8ornittage oes 0eoroes
eriten @raoes iduloig befonnt, oos
riht ousreidenoe geipeisnateriaI
batte icoo6 Ben Gidter peranlaBt,
Den Saa Der Surp 81 iibereeben.
3ieie befalla iidSilitr lleinaig Mi=
nuten-in alauiur u1by ipra6 oanlr
bie slneeflagte i6uloig. Ser Mifter
iprab oarauf bas Sobesurteil aus
ll11o beitimnlte, oaB sSrall angeIira
geeopolitano om 9. 9luguit, na;h=
Dem lie einem &inbe oas 2eben &C.
geben, ourb oen Strang bingeri f.
tet iperoe Die Srau nabm bas. l1r=
tell m1ideineno nit polliger @leih-
giltigfeit entgegell.
@us 8noapeit meloet mar:
lteber blutige 8organee in ggrant,
Der frootilden Sauptitoot, oeren
Spfer, Singer oes sports alts 9u-
oapeit marelL eiebt iid eroBe gr-
regung funo. 8eim GuBbaalpiel
batte Ser 8uoapeitcr Sbereiienitdh-
ter=@lub BEN 9lfooemilben Sport.
Club bon @grom eeldlaeen. 9arob
fiiblten li6 oie &roaten beleibigt.
Die oas @ros ser 3uidauer biloe-
ten. Sic griffen Die ungorn al
uno fiigten ibnen idipere Mis-
bonolungen 5u Ole bieiisen 8ldtter
allbern ii6 pol1er Gntriiltung iiber
Die porgefonlmenen Musidreitungen,
Die ols slusfluB oes geationalita-
tenbalies perurteilt peroen.
8roBes gufieben erregt Die
allfoecfllng elmer geruntrennng III
&oblen5, lpelder iid Elm blutiunger
ganf- slngeltellter iduloig gemodi
bat. Ser geriiber, melber in
DielIten Der Wfittelrbeinii1en 8anf
ltanb uno erit einunoamansig Sabre
alt tit, befinoet iib in 9aft. Cine
llnteriildune Der 8ii6er bat erge-
ben oaB Der Siineling nibt meni-
ger oils einbunoerttauieno Warf
unteridlaeen bat.
Der preuBiide &riegsnliniiter.
General 5. Snf. b. SeeringerL tpio-
met Der Musrasuna Der 2uftidiff-
fabrt fir Seeres5mefe ieine eelann-
te 9lufnerfian1feit. Ser Miniiter
bat ioeben Die Sunlme BON ein-
bllnoerttauieno Morf fir ben 9n-I
fauf meiterer Slugmaidtnen 5ur
germenoung in Der @rlnee alsge-
morfen. slu6 bot General b. See
rirgen insgeian1nlt iieb5igtauieno
Wurf fir 8reiie ausgeicst INN 3ur
5oroerllng Der Slugtednif bei5utra-
gen.
ginen perbangrispoaen slus-
gang bat Elm Slug eenonlmen,
ipelden , Ser gerliner sieferenoar
Gaspar, Der iid gum slpiatifer aus.
gebiloet bat, BON Berlin nab &aiicf
ols @no5iel lrnternommen batte.
Ser fiibne 2uftidiffer tit bel Sranf-
leben i'm Wferieburger &reiie oer
@ropin5 Sodien abgeitiir5t uno bot
idmere 8erlesungen oabongetragen.
Seine Waidine ging in Sriimner
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sllamu i'm Samie nmo amf 9ieileu.

gllamu i'm ,6amie nmo amf 9icilem.
ytnn leben MIR int @ierteliabr
Der Serien itnb Der Heiien,
Sas Wtele - ttnb nit 9fed5t fiiriua6r-.
Mls Mllerbeites preiien.
galb etlt man aug Der Stabt b;naus
Mnf gabnen, SdJtff mnb 0tiihern,
| lIttD rnbt bDn ben Strapasen aus
Sn gSalbern nnb in 8aoern.
Nfan tit1dbt eimnnal i'm Sonnenlifjt
Gpn aller Qnaf geneien.
Wan bat genmg bpnt SriegsberidJt
ltnb ntag i'm nid)t mcJr Icien.
Wfan frent ant Sal iidj, flimmt hiuauf
Den Sells int 8crgeslanhe,
tnb balt itd) nit gcrsmiisen auf
Vim titblen Meeresitranhe.
SpdJ, adj, lit Suminerfriifben audl
Slitbt ntdlt nmr reiner Segen;
Anf WfenidIet, iuie aif 8auu muh
Strandj,
Jallt pft nmr 81, biel @esem.
andJ iunit iteGt St5rembes iidJ eirt,
Selpf menn bet Sotitntel better,
Drum fann Dir MIR ppn Nnben ieiu
Gin mmnterer @esleiter.
llnb bieier tit ~ a nj p"=gier
Sitr alle Spmmerfriidcm;
Senn ntrgenbs, ttirgenbs famn mau Dir
'gSas Sd)1neres anftiidben.
S'rim reift On, trtnf ~ I a nj o" =8ier,
Gs iuirb Dir tets befomntem:
Gin Seber bats aIs Glirier
anf Geiien ntttgenpmmer.
eae fir ben spmnleraufemtfalt
Gs Dir fidb smgeiellen,
llnn sbgere nidJt unb tu es balb:
Sin Gmantnm SIT beitellcn.
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SRettete 9inS ppm SpSe.

9eadoem unler &ino ein Sabr
lang an 8rondiaaeioen gelitten,
i6reibt 6. &. Gi6aroion BON 9h-
baroion's Mias, glla., ufiirbteter
mir, bob es Die S6minoiubt babe,
gSir manoten pieles oagegen an;
iblieBli6 periubten mir Or. &ing's :
Seem DISCOVERY uno cine Slqide ba-
bon bemerflteaigte cine nolle aur.
Breis soc rno 81. 8robeflai6e
frei. Sci ollen 0ruaaiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-13
@Obnen geiher in ben eampfen

yfemals. Mber es 1T in ben
5iimpfen, Marihen 8aDous uno
9ieoerungen genug @efabr porban.
ben. Das fino Die MaIaria Seine,
Die SdiitteIfieber, Sdmade ,Sdnler.
gen in ben &noben uno biellei6t
Sppbus er5eugen. electric 8itters
i6eioet bieie Seine bonn 8lute aus.
Orei Slaiden baben es BEL mir &c.
tam ihreibt @m. Sretpea bon gu.
cana, %. 6. SOC bel allen Druggi.
lten.
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SSsn Ser @egno BON Meof

sSn Der @egtlo bon Wteoforo,
Sregon muroen oie 8feroe Dor
einem Holtlpageal iheu rnO riiien
ben @agen iiber einen itetlen Ib
bang binutlter. Ser &uti6er, Mal
9ouoen, lpuroe getotet, Die 9aiiasie.
re ettfantell nit lei6ten 8erIesun-
non
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-13

Die 2ebensre1nung 10 man.
der Menihen ltinlmt niht tpeil iie
iih ieIbit aIs @roBe einiesten, Die lie
,,iht maren.
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Gtn flarer Ropf,

quite 9erbauuns unb elm bobes Utter
tno tintge Der Meiultate infolge bes
Vebrauds BON 9utts' Qeber.pillen.
Cine wirkIiebt Cbatsaebe.
Cine abfolute 9eilune fur Qopfidmer.
ZEN. Malaria. Wtagenfdure, Dartlei.
bt9teit, Dpspepiia, 8ilipiitdt unb dbn.
tt9e 2eiben.
TUFTS Leber PlLLEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-13
Gincs GiubredJers id)reflidle Sur

mag cine 5antilte ri6f 10 aufregeH,
pie cine lange &ranfbeit Der Mut-
ter. Or. Sings gteue 2ebens 8il.
len iino ieood) cine ipertpoae Meo:-
gin fir Srauen; ldreibt Mrs. SO. g.
GurloD bon 2eaoia, Senn. % Cts
BEL ollen 9rliggiiteit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-13
9luf Dem Oelfelo bel gao>

9luf Dem Oelfelb bel Gaooo
III 2ouiiiana ipuroen bier 2eute
ourd cine @aserploiion perleet,
5ipei BON ibnen Siam SUIT lmo
tsranf SruIt iebr i6iper. Die nit
Sel betrdrften aleioer Der @fduner
murben Ontd Die @rploiion in
grano gelebt.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1911-08-05

Goodman, 1917 Clara street; LOUIS
Robert and Leontine Caysr, from
ono Of the neighborlng parishes,
and little negro boy. The Ca
yers were bitten by a dog. NJ iss
Goodman was bitten by cats, W hich
she tried to separate while fight
ing. There are thirty-six cases
being treated in the institute, al
unusually large number.
DIR. Nicolle estimates that tho
number Of deaths from hydropbo-
bis among patients who have TAX
Oh the treatment ID only seven
tenths OF | per cent. This ill.,
cludss those who showed symp-
toms of tho disease before apply
ing for treatment.
The hydrophobia serum is OBJ
tanned from the spinal cords of
rabbits. The rabbits, which are
kept III cages in the pathological
department, are Infected with by
drOphpbia, which they contract
between the third aud fourteenth
day after being infused with the
disease germs. Two rabbits are
thus effected each day aud furnish
enough serum for the general
number OF patients treated. When
tho rabbits die the spinal cords
are removed. These are placed in
alr-tight jars, where they are
dried. lu few days, after max
ing an emulsion of them, they are
injected 10y hypodermic process
into the patients.
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500 REWARD, 500

|. The readers Of this paper will be plea
sed to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stuges, and that is
CataTrh. Hall d Catarrh Cure is the on
ly positive cure now known to the medi-
cal fraternity. Catarrh being a consti-
tutiOnal disease, requires a constitutions
al treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is
taken internally. acting upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
thereby destroying the foundation Of
the disease, and given the patient
strength by building the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietOrs have 80 much faith in
its curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that ii
fails to cure.
Send for testimonials free.
+. j. CHENEY Il CO., Toledo. q.
Sold 10y ali Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
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"Don't Kill Animal That Bites
YOU Physicians
To The Public

"Do not kill the animal that bite
you," 10 the advice Of DIR. Henry
Nicolle, in charge temporarily of
tho Pasteur Institute with the
Charity Hospital. Instead" says
DIR. Nicolle, keep it i'll oonfne-
ment, aud II 1t does not develop
symtoms Of hydrophobia in six
days you may rest assured that
the possibility of you having con-
tracted rabies is past"
Paul Ristroph and his brother,
Edward, with William Freeman, "a
negro, all from Jefferson parish,
yesterday stepped into the insti-
tute aud presented to DIR. Nicolle
the head of a cow which they had
been treating, aud which was
thought to have gone mad.
A little later arrived woman
with the head of cat which had
bitten her, aud i. was the same
thing with others. They thought
that AL examination of the head
would determine whether the aUl.
mails were suffering from the ra-
bies. As a matter of fact, the
heads are worthless, and were
handed attendant. to 10 disposed
of, the sooner the better.
AZ a result of having killed the
animals which bit them, these pa
tieuts will have to undergo the
treatment for twenty-ons days.
Had they permitted the animals
to live and had observed them for
six days they might have escaped
the necessity of undergoing the
treatment for longer period. DIR.
Nicolls said it would bs a good
thing if the public generally could
DO made to understand the value
of keeping the animals under OBJ
servation for o week.
Among the patients applying for
treatment yesterday were the chill.
dren bitten by supposedly mad
dog in Cambronne street, near
Jeanerette, Sunday night. They
we're: James McGiunis, four years
old, 1902 Cambronne street; Helen
Elliott, six, of 170S Cambronne;
John Faunce, seven, Of 1908 JEAN
nerstte street, and Maxilder Roes-
sol. 100 Cambronns street. 9th
srs we're the three from Jefferson
parish with the cows head; Sarah |
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A we'll known Des MOines woman af-
ter suffering for two days from bowel
complaint. was cured by one does Of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarr
hOea Remedy. For sale by all drugg lists.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that
hunting and trespassing on
our property is forbidden, and
all violators will be prosecu-
ted.
Ozenne & Duchamp.
July
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NOTICE.

have on my place red male hog
about one year old. since February. mar
ked on the right ear with small cut.
Owner can recover same by proving his
property and paying costs.
July Is. NOEL PIERRE
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Della Ii. Hiuckley
William Smith
State OF louisiana. Parish Of st. Martin.
10Th Judicial District Court,
No. l0723

State Of Louisiana. Parish Of st. Martin.
10th Judicial District Court,
By virtue of writ Ut 6-fa. issued
out OF the 10th Judicial District Court.
In and for the Parish Of st. Martin.
State Of Louisiana. dated this 23rd Of
March 1911.
have seized, and will proceed TO sell
ut public auction, TO the last and high
est bidder. at the front door Of the Court
House. between the legal sale hours, in
st. Martinville, on
Saturday the 2nd day of Sept.
the following described property tO-wit:
The undivided plus undivided is
the undivided 4 Of 70 superficial
srpents Of the land situated In the
9Th Ward OF the Parish Of st. Martin Of
La. bounded Oh the North by property
Of K. b. wilkins, South by that Of
AdeOdade Marks. East by Bayou Teche
and West by Vim. Smith & ais. and all
and singular the buildings and other
improvements thereon erected and APP
purtenances thereto belonging.
Seized to satisfy said above writ.
Terms and cOnditiOns-Cash.
Sheriff's Office this 10Th day Of July
A. ID. 1911.
A. 4. BROUSSARD. Sheriff
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system," exclaimed Tank calmly, with

system,'' exclaimed Tank calmly, with
an ur5anity that was almost sweet
They get better service and lower
ing. represent the peoples view
point. You say, Let the people be
BANKED Let them go to. Here,
Tank, block this franchise, and here's
hcndred thou But l don't take
vour hundred thou. It amt to the
peoples interest for me to take 1t, and
1t amt to my interest. 1t amt good
politicg."
The disgust, the fine scorn, the noble
curl OF the patrician lip Of Vining was
beautiful to see.
Tot mean to say" he asked, that
II lay purse is longer than the New
Prone Company's. can't get that
franchise blocked right here before [
leave this room?"
Not X you was TO offer me twice
as much money and then double 1t and
20 around and give them their money
back on the side" said Tank with
slow. cumulative emphasis.
Then" gasped vining. you're a
new type OF politician.
I'm the type that's runnin' this
mans town and the kind that's goin'
10 run 1t for long time to come"
Now. Tank" declared yining, re-
turning 10 the charge with kind OF
ezasperated calmness. you know you
graft right and left"
Right, but not left" calculated
Tank, sententiously.
yinlng looked at him In amazed 81
lence.
You aln't quite got my point Of
view, have YOU" Tank asked Well.
let me give it to you. Somebody has
to run the town, look after elections,
tend TO the departments. decide who's
who and what's what. Somebody S
got to organize and run things. You
know that, now, don't you"
:" Yeg, / suppose" said the man who
was himself the representative OF or
ganization methods.
! Well, do that" explained Tank.
$780, 49,
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for doin the town good. You can't

for doin' the town good. You cant
never get me to take money for dom
1t harm. I'm the original patriot, I
reckon. You may be the grandson OF
your granddaddie. Vining, but I'm the
father Of my country all right" and
he waved his hand toward "Th'
Wards"
Let me tell you, yining," he con-
tinued. my game may seem new to
you, but It's right and It's square.
been workin' 1t from the beginning In
this town. | always leave something
for the other fellow | done 1t in the
precinct and I done 1t in the ward,
and now I do 1t In the whole city
It's right. 1t works. Oh I tell you
I've watched em all Broker and Fox
and Cutler and Buef They all got it
in the neck from playin' both ends
against the middle. Watch me play
the middle and one end against your
end. and see where you come out and
where | come out. They may get me,
sometime vining, but not yet-nor
soon. I'll be on to the game and right
down on my toes when some of these
fellers Is doin' time and others is max
in faces at the sunshine in the incur
able ward down to the funny house.
I'm the boss and I graft, but It's hon
est graft. | graft right but never left,
and that's why you can't block The
New Telephone franchise. SO good
afternoon, Mr.. Vining. Glad to have
seen you. Call again"
--..ls, tzs be essfis.eaD
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and I don't do 1t For nothing, d

II"
Well, no, suppose not"
Il get it by honest graft, that's
how. It's provided that way In the
charter"
Graft provided In the charter? =
queried Vining, pinching himself and
wondering what he could have over
looked.
yes. There's salaries for the
mayor and the street-sweep and the
man that empties the swill, for the
councilman and the chief Of police and
the cop on the beat But there amt
no provision for the boss-for me-
for the hardest workin', most impor-
tant man of all, who's on the job night
and day, year in and year out. and
carries all the responsibility-no thin'
at all for that Now that's a plain in
vitation for him to get his when he
can. So he gets It."
al see" said vining, with a grim
emile Of triumph. You get yours
where you can. Now, here's a chance
on this telephone deal"
1t amt no chance at ALL" said
Tank Let me tell you two things.
First place. II you come IN here and
/ promised you something, wouldn't
you expect to get 1t
Yes" admitted Vining, al rather
think I would"
Heard some pretty mean things
about me in the last ten years, haven't
you?"
Why. since you ask IT, must con-
fess"
Confess nothin you have?"
Yes, l have"
You never did hear that ever
broke a promise, though. did you? ("
queried the Boss, with little note of
pride in his voice.
did"
No, Mr.. yining, and you never will.
That's one reason why you can't talk
to me about blockin' the new fran
chise? It's goin' through. But there's
another reason. I'm benevolent
boss. take a legitimate commission
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JAS 9 McNARY,
President Chamber Of Commerce
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-06-08
ORDER OF OWLS.

Regular meeting of the Order OF
Owls the first and third Tuesdays OF
each month at their hall In the Hub.
niger building, 25 North Sixth street.
Visiting Owls are cordially invited
F. NJ. Ballinger. worthy president;
Ed. W. Kiser. secretary.
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Best Old Folks, Town.

On an average there are nearly ten
thousand people more than 65 years
old dying in New York every year.
This Is the highest proportion OF old
folk ever recorded by any city in the
world. New York is the best old
folks town IN the world.
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Ito be esafinseD

The uniform success that has at.
tended the use of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has
made 1t q favorite everywhere. 1t
can slways be depended upon For
sale by all dealers.
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THUR
JUNO
ION
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courtea
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Have
| II has
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graduates
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An ella
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by Charl
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lighting
the clas
snd disl
several
viii cred
Arthur
Tie deco
his mar
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10 a for
tades, I
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viii len
be dec
The
floor Of
tandela
white,
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A. o. o. W.
K. OF P.

KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF sECUR.
ITY. KEOKUK COUNCIL, No. 1899
Meets the first and third Monday OF
each month. at A o. q. W. hall at
. O'Clock. o. w Rowe. president;
Ernest Best, Financier; Wayne c.
Schenk Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-06-08
B. P. O. ELKs.

FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.
Keokuk Aerie, No. os3-Meets first
and third Wednesday OF each month at
Eagles hall, 523 Main. Visiting broth
ers cordially invited. Geo. ]. D. Salzer,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-06-08

Properly Used Power a Blessing.
Power, when employed 70 relieve
the oppressed and to punish the op.
pressor, becomes great blessing
Swift
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Gate City Camp No. 81, Woodmen
of the World, meets every second and
fourth Tuesday, at Hawkes. hall. cor
ner Eighth and Main STREETS. C. C. Sow
ern, c. c.; E. E. Hawkes., clerk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-06-08

Whooping cough Is not dangerous
when the cough Is kept loose and
expectorauon easy BY giving Cham
berlains Cough Remedy II has been
used IN many epidemics Of this dis
ease with perfect success. For sale
b. all dealers.
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ATE YOU ON OPPOSITE SIDE?
Frank Crane Thinks the Standing Minority Report" Necessary to
 Keep Mankind Honest.

Doubtless each of us knows some- one in his circle of acquaintanccs who is intellectually contrary Such a one delights to take on every occa- sion the opposite side.
 If he is in religious community he will take lis stand firmly for atheism; if he is among scoffers he Will argue just as valiantly for the church. He is standing minority report. He is q crooked sti that will not lie in the woodpi!e. Like Goethe,s devil he is the spirit who constantly de. nies.
 This class of persons is a steady. normal crop in the field of humanity. Ne would not get along without them. They keep the kettle of things stirred. which otherwise would settle and spoil. These are they that keep the course of social life pure as run- ming stream and prevent it from be- coming like green, stagnant pool
 They supply ginger for political