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PETS and Penalties.

1t is always with fear and trem-
bling that one strikes the note of
warning against the dangers that
menace through the family pet; but
now and then it has to be done, and
all the more because of the fact that
the deaier the pet the greater the
menace. 1t is hard to prove to the
people who admire their cats that
this lovable. hugable, kissable animal
can be, AMI often IS, a Garner of the
worst kinds of disease-germs. They
say, vWhy, our cat is the daintiest,
cleanest thing in the world. She
washes herself all the tIme"-and il
is quite true, she does, only unfor-
tunately she has no knowledge of
the germ theory, and those fastidious
passes of hers over the surface of
her fur, although very satisfying to
her own sense of cleanliness. have
no effect whatever on the microbes
she may be unconsCiously harboring.
The germs of nearly all the epi
demic and local diseases flourish
upon the family cat, although the
animal itself may not be subject.
In some cases it can both spread
and have 1t itself-diptheria is a
case in poirt. The thick fur, SO
tempting to stroke, can hold the
germs of typhoid fever, scarlet fever,
measles, whooping cough or small
pOX. Besides these and many
others, ringworm and tapeworm can
be spread in this way, as we'll I; S
other skin disorders.
1t is dreadful to reflect how often
convalescing child is given the
family cat to keep it company IN It's
exile from its playmateS, and then,
when the animal is turned loose in
the house without being boiled first,
people are quite astonished that the
influenza should spread through the
entire family after all their care.
OF course the cat is not the only
culprit. Dogs, horses and canary
birds come under the same condem-
nation, except that dogs are often
given thourough batis, especially
house dogs. 1t Is difficult TO hug
aud kiss canaries, and horses seldom
are allowed to sleep on the foot of
the bed. But whatever the nature
of the pet may be, it is safe 10 make
the rule that II should not be handled
much, especially If It's the long hair
ed kind: then, if parents will see to il
that any animal allowed in the house,
or approached by the children, is
kept scrumpulously clean, much of
the danger will be eliminated. 1t
ought not to be necessary to add a
word of protest against the altogether
unwise habit of kissing or being kiss
ed by animal pets, and yet this
breach of decency is often committed
by otherwise fastidious people.
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Have YOm Failed?
often on the rutty road

How often on the rutty road
OF Life have you relieved the load
From struggling shoulders and dis
pensed
The cheering word that recompensed
Ambition for its blows and sears
And sped the dreamer TO his stars?
When brutal tongues were wont to
flout
And grant no benfit of doubt,
When Gossip failed her singing knout
And Envy struck with poisoned fang,
Can YOU recall that your word rang
TO check the hurt and hold the shame
Of smirch from of n neighbors name?
Or have you lived your life in vain?
The record., 1911-08-24

The excellent example set by the
Pennsylvania Railroad managers in
beautifying and making smooth aud
slightly To the locker on from the car
windows all available snaces along
side its tracks has been largely fol
lowed by other roads. The Rail
way Gardening Association, which
lately held its fifth annual conven-
ton in Chicago, has approved the
suggestion of X W. Hutchinson,
landscape gardener OF the Penn S J.
vania lines, to replace all the un-
slightly right of way fences Of al the
railroads in the United States and
Canada with hardy towering helI Ies.
Much has already been done to
make the open spaces about stations
aud embankments along the road
sides good to look upon, but the
proposed floral hedges would afford
a continuous delight To the weary
traveller. When il is considered
how many millions OF people are
every year carried back and forth
on the rails. and how much time is
spent in travel, the effort TO make
locomolion more agreeable is un-
questionably we'll worth while.
The pleasure more than repaYs the
cost.
The record., 1911-08-24

We leave it to you to say how good is
our furniture polish. We know it is the
best we can buy, and sell under guaran-
tee. If not the best you ever used, return
and get your money quick-and pleas
antly. R0ARK.
The record., 1911-08-24

AN umbrella was found in the
stomach of a shark caught in Della
ware bay few days ago. Search
uias m - t.-r iha O'"NOr, but-sNIssea-
of him was discovered.
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Two houses and lots for sale; de-
sirable property, we'll located. Ap-
ply at this office. at.
The record., 1911-08-24

See Big Ben at Macks watch
m aking shop.
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Telephone Miss Lena Arnold and
have your laundry called for and
delivered promptly.
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See Coombs & Co. before you
sell your beef hides. o27
The record., 1911-08-24

J. +. Coombs & Co. buy beef
hides. Highest cash price.
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50 dNTS PER YEAR. IN ADVANCE.
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Free sample copies will be mailed
Advertisements will be inserted. A rate card
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Address all communications and make all re-
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a.re..m vllla. v v.
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Porch swing settees in various
lengths and finishes at Roark's.
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Give your job printing orders to
THE RECORD.
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GreenviIIe Light { Water Co.
VINcoRFoRArED)

(INCORPoRkTED)
Office Hours: 7.3O TO a. IN.
/ TO 10 a. m.
to l.3O p. m.
Phone No. PSI. TO 3 o.. m.
WE DELIVER ICE
in any quantity desired. Come reg
ularly and promptly on the days
you designate. Charge you only a
fair price. Give you the clearest
solid ice it is possible to obtain.
Serve it to you nice and clean.
Don't make any muss about the
house. Always show up on the day
and at the time we promise. How
would you like US to be your ice
man?
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Give US your Job work.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-26

den Inn Die siiidgabe ieiner 9lu+-
5eibnllngen 5ll entipre6en. sorber
meroen ieood Die uicbtigiten 5eitet
oes Sogeblds iorgfGltig pbotoaro=
p6iert neroen.
9(us @ien neIoet mon: Die
9erotllngen 5lpiiden oen 8ertretern
ser oiterreibil6en nno ser unguri~
lhen Geaierltng iiber oie nel;e
Militdr Strafpro5eBoronllng an
oeneu9 aid Der lngoriide Minilter=
proiioent @rof abuen-Seoerporp
teilnimnt. 5eiaen ihon in ibren
erlten Stooien, OaB ein raiber Ser
lollf iblperlid) 5u erparten iei,l
oiirfte. Ser idluierigite Gnnft ser
gerotungen lit bie Spro6enfroec,
an oeren 5lfrieoenitellenoe 2olun9
an6 fir anoere 3mefe Scr SeereS-
permoltnne ihon icit nnoenflideu
3eiten peraeblid gearbeitet iporoen
it, @orldlfie iino oie s(ltsiidten
ilber Die 5probenfrage i'm Sinbltce
onf oie Strafpro5eBoronung l,nter
einen SUIT 5u bringen, feinespeas
gilnltige slt itennen.
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Die uMorooeuti9e slGsenleine
3eitung" nimmt ols Munbltiid Der
&eeierung @eranlaliung, in eincnl
ber5lihen 9[rtifel ben ausldn6il1en
Staaten fir Die innige geilnabmc
gu oanfen, bie anldBIid oes I'M
terieeboots II 3" ieitens ser ner-
idieoenen 9iesieruugen onrd oeren
@ertreter ooer alf oireftem @ege
gum @usoruf gebrabt poroen mar.
Mit beionoerem 9allfe bebt oas of
fi5ioie Organ Die iporlnen .@o1e
berpor, NIT oenen 6ranfreid)'s Wti-
Iiiter oes aeuBerp, Yin6on, ste
Spmpatbie bes geiamnlten fran5o-
iiiden &abinets flinoeetan bot.
Iuh oer amerifaniiben Spnpatbie-
g[nsoriide miro in Dem 9(rtife[ Ser
uNoro6. Mngeminen" geSa9t. @ia
bereits gemel6et, botte ser Mariite-
glttohe Der oortigen anerifanilbcm
9otihaft, st. COMMANDER Sreo. g(.
Srout, i'm Morine slmt porgelpro-
ben um Ser Seilnobme Ser ameri=
faniihen Marine gusorud 5u gebell,
mabreno oer~ omerifaniide 8ot-
ibaftsrat SSrtpin .. 2augblin oenl
9lnsm1rtigen 9lmt sic Spmpatbie
Der amerifaniihen Hegieritng iiber-
n1ittelte.
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Xexas ..

Wdt bltoert gegen fiinfSe6n
Stimmen fat oas &epralentonten-
baus Der Segislotur Die gorloge oil.
genomrnen our6 pelbe oie sbltim.
mung iiber oas Grobibitionsamen-
oentent mlf ben %. Suli ongeieet
miro.
0littpo6 Mittoa, elei6 na9-
Dem Die beioen Sduier Der 2egislo-
tur in eeneiniomer Sieung ieina
@ieoerlpabl ratifi5iert llno offiaiel
befonnt gema6t batte,l, bielt Bun.
oeslenator Gulberlon cine 9[niproe
6e OIL Die 2egislatur. Gs bottcll
iic) auBer ben Mitglieoern Der 2e-
gislotur 5ablreide 3uborer einge.
fllnoet inter ibnen @ouoerneur
Golquitt, gr=@ouperneur Sapers,
@iienbabn : aomn1iiidr @ortbanl
nno anoere befannte 9erlonlihfei.
ten. slls Gulberion bon Genatpr
We9eealus in oe1 SaaI aeleitet
nllroe1 erboben iid) alle 9[nipeiell-
oen BON ibren Sieen uno mabrenb
er ourd Die sieiben ibritt, muroc
ibm cine groBartige Spotion Bar.
aebra6t. 0oiieIbe ipieoerDolte ii1,
na6oenl ct ieine febe beenoet. Sic
Sfeoe NOR nidt lang. Der Seno-
tor iprad ieine Sreuoe iiber Die Gr-
folge aus, mel6e Die bentofratiidl,
Tartei ipabreno Ser lesten 3eit ct,
rnngen bat unb erflarte iid) ollf
gntldieoeldte qeeen bie Sruits lnt0
Die lteberariffe Ser &orporatiollen.
gr min oie 3oae ouf oGe BON
fruits bergeitelIte @aaren aufgebc-
ben II. oie &orporationen ipel1e Of
fentlicben geoiirfniiien no6fommel,,
alio ben Gerfebr pernlitteln luntcr
i6orfe 8eeierungsfrntrolle aeiteat
'baben.
Die @eneralunmoItl6oft i'll
Muitin bat oie Becos & Nortbern
Seros 9abn auf 3oblung BON $34O,.
900 meaen 5ablreiGer llebertretllil.
gen Ser goridrift, oaB yabnea
Die einntal peroffentli6ten sSabr5s,.
ten innebalten miilielt perfloet.
8ei elmer .giienbobnentgleiiung
in ser 9eobe BON Yenoleton, iiebcn
0teilen norolib BON Semple, fam
Ser @ei5er S. $. Gond un's 2ebel
uno muroen orei onpere Berlonell.
Der 2ofomotipfiibrer Sapnie, Ser er.
Ite Brakeman, nnb Elm Mont, Ser
cine @ogenlaoung Sieb beoufii6tig-
te, I6iper perlebt.
gm IA. Se6runr miro y in
s8oco bariiber abgeltinlnt meroen,
OBJ Ole Staot 8onos ausaeben ioa.
Inn filr ibren grtrag cine itaotiihe
geleu6tltngsanloge ein5uri6ten.
Sn @aco puroe eil1 gelpiIier
Soc Shnlters bon ieiner Srou, olS
lie nod mebritiinoieer 9lbmeienbeit
5itriiffebrte, tot aufgefunben. + Gin
&ersicblag batte ieinent 9eben oil,
@noe gena6t.
SSm COUNTY @efangnis gu
0allos bot iic6 Elm @efaneener 9tn-
mems @iaiam $. Stone nit einenl
Gaiirmeiler ben Sails obgei6nitten.
gr uno ieine Miteefoneenen bottsn
oos Meller gum Golieren erbolten.
Mae maren pegen lei6ter Gergeben
einseiperrt5 5tone ielbit, nm eira
Strafe BON fiinf Dol(ars ipegen 90
qabunooge ab5uiisen. 9lls Ben &C.
fanaenen oas Meiier geeeben mur.
sc, beniddtiate iidb Stone oeiieIben.
idnit iif, ebe ieine @eiabrten es
binoern fonnteu, Sic aebte BON ci-
ne Sbr bis gum onoern bur6 .lmb
beorobte Damn nit bem Meiier ietne
0iitgefangenen, 10 oaB biele iih in
elmer Gfe 5uiammenoriidten. Nn6
5ipon5ig Minlten nor er tot. Ston.
nor 33 SSSobrc olt. Gr Itornnte aus
Snbiana.
9[Qe &rGfte lperben aeItohlt
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sllamo=@ =@ariationcm
artf 80 Sannenballm !.

. 4lamp! . glIampl
gSie ifntaf9aft biit Sm imnter!
On idlmefit nidJt MIR in Gpmmerglmt,
Wein @interfs aud, ,uennfs nprbcrn titt
. VI a mD! ,, MIamp!
gSie fd)ntafbaft bis OH INNER!
, gllamp! > Mlamp!
User fam genug Sid preiien!
Ses Wtprgens Mnh bcs Ntittags nnb
Ses Nbenbs biit On sleid) geinnb.
, Mlamp! . 4Iamp!
2Ser fann gcnmg bid preiien!
> Sun Gntpn! . San Mntpn!
gSie bit On 81 beneiben!
SIT &Glte andJ un6 Stmrm allbicr
Gs tr6itet nns u MO gier
2 San Sntun! > Sam Mntpn!
Iie bit Sm ST beneiben!
llnb ,per's mod nidJt prpbiert fat,
Ger tn's nnr amf Der SteiIe.
Gs giebt ntd)ts beii'reS anf Der @elt,
Gs Seoermann 10 redJt sefalft.
llno ,per's mod nid)t prDbieret fat,
Ser tn's nnr anf ber Stelic!
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Sob in beqem ssener

mag nidt ourd granoItiftter Der.
beigefiibrt meroen; oob lit es gut,
8udlen's s[rt1ica Salbe fir Ihmere
gronoipunoen on Sanb gu boben.
geleitigt @eibmiire, @a1tentaiin.
oung etc. Sour SOC BEL allen 9rllq.
oiIten.
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NaoitaI beilmttg
-bcr.
9terDenidmd4e.

edmade, nerpoie 9erionen seplaat pon 5oii=
nnngslpigteit nno ihiebten Srdumei, eri96pienoen
Gusfliien, gruft=, 8iiden= nno 6opiidmersen,
9aaransfal, abnabme oes Geb6rs uno @eidts,
Ratarrb. Wa9enoriiien. StuBloerftopfuns. Wioia=
eit, Grroten 3itteriL 6eYtlopfen. 9rnabeflemmuue,
aengiflidfeit uno Srhbfnn = erfabren aus benz
ySmserbfreunb", tuie eimfadJ, id)mea mnb
biilis aIle unnatiirlidjen 8erImfte nnS
aitbere Bulsen jusenblider gerirrnnsen
eriinblidj sebeift nnb bplle NeImnb6eit
nno 5rpbiinn iuieber erIanst tperbeit
f3nnen. 0en5 nenes SeiIperfabren.
Seber iein eisener Ar5t. -
9ieies anberorbmtlih intereIants uno lebrrei6e
Bud (DeutI6e Muhaee l9l0), tpelfes bon jung uno
alt. Wann uno Grou, eeleien peresn iolIte, fam
eeeen Ginienoung bon 25 Gents in griefmarten per=
iieselt be3oeeR tperoen bon Der
Yribats 9linif, 1876. Mbenne.
atetu gnrk, a. d.
Man ertudhue .fsreie Irefie fir Ieras"
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Sitter Splbat aepeiniat.

Sabre lang Wur0e ih burd lln
peroauli6feit nno 8erItopfllng
lbiper eepeinigt, l6reibt Ser @riegs-
Deteron @. g. Snitb bon erie,
Ga., aber Or. Sings Stem 2iie
Yias baben mid mieoerbergeltent.
Atilr- 25c bel alien 9riagiltell.
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aus nianhen Meniden nare
mebr getuoroeft, ipenn moli iie nid)t
10 iebr eenotigt bate, Dor onbereu 10
groBen Heipeft 81 baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-26

@s ,iit mebr &atarrb in oieier @egen5
6es $at,bes als bon alien anbere1
&ratlfbeiten 5uianlnten, llnb Biz in oe:,
lebten Sabren gait er als llpbeiIbar.
giele Sabre lang erflGrten 3oftDrer
i'm fir eit.e lofnle &ranfbeit ltno 5hriez
ben lofale 9eilnittel Dor, linb ba lie
i'm nit dr5tliber 8ebanblung beftdn6ig
ni6t fltrierten, erfIdrten iie ibn fir nit.
beilbar. Sic @iiienid)aft bat betpiefeii,
oaB @atarrb cine gonftitutionstra1tbeit
lit ltno besbaIb fonftitiitioneue 8ebai1oz
lung erfor0ert. 9aIIs &atarrbfur. fabri,
5iert BON S. S. gbeneb & Co., Sos
le6o, Ohio. lit Die ei1l5i9e fonftitiitionene
&lir I'M Marfte. sic tpiro innerlid5 in
Doien ober @aben bon 10 Sropfen biz su
einem SeeloffeI bon genonlrler. Sic
tpirft oireft allf bas BIuf nno Die fd(ei<
n1ise OberfId6s beg Gpitems. @ie 5ie-
ten einbiirbert DnIlars fir 1eben SAT
ben tie 5u flirieren berfe6lt 2abt gub
girfulare llub 3eugnifie fommen Mbref.
iiert:
S. 6. Gbeneb Co., SoIebo, 6.
az @erfalift bon allen Mpotbefetl, To-.
onll's Eamilien<Gi1en finb bic better.
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9lae &rafte lperoen geIt1blt
bur6 rihtigen @ebrouh rno .abee.
niibt ourd foli6en.
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Saoeiuannen

ppn aItem ODER neuen1 3irit, giien,
alpfer ooer Concrete tperoen gero.
oe ipie
Gursellan
onrd Die stntpenouna BON
yHellnmin"
fabi5iert bon
6. $. Waeller, San Intonio, Ger.
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aimbroueb, Salnes aeeefs, Scr
oWolter in GDmlcerp" Ser 9eputn.
Sberiff gutrih, ANott's SolE.
Glott's Sefretdr, Der Gbalffellr, ser
Elatt nno &imbrougb oln @oblta-
ae llrnbergefa6rell ,tno geieben bu
ben ioa, ipie oie 9eioen @eIo o.t3s-
teilten, uno nerihieoene onoere, oic
Meiiten Don ibnen aneelebene Ger-
iollihfeiten Gs itbeint, nls lpen1
Hidter 9inbrollgb, Ser oie Inter
illhllne ms @erf ieete, lli6t botoll
oocbte, oaB man alld ieine eigene
@abl in llnteriubung, nebnen met-
De. Gr ioa bnrb oas @orgeben Ser
@fanoiltrp iebr llnoreenehn iiber-
roiht lporoen iein.
9lnf Dem 9ier ser @arnbur-
ger 2inie in Sobpfen bieIten Die
3oamdd)ter einen slngeitellten oes
9ampfers u8liider" ben 5hiffs.
5immermann &arl Sell, felt, alS
oieier als ipanoelnoer 9feifenlooen
iid ans 2ano begeben moIlte. gin-
genabt in ben Soien trug Sell nidf
meniser als 81 oelltibe 8feifen nit
iid berum. Oie Steifbeit, NIT Ser
er iif notgeorungen auf Dem Iier
fortbeneete, fiel einem 3oaner auL
Der ben S6iffs5in1nlernlann 5pone,
in einem gerlblag iih Der llnalls-
iprebli6en 5u entlehigen, babel fte-
len Die 81 Efeifen Ser 9eldlag-
nabme a1beim. @on elmer @erbaf=
tung ipurOe IN Dem Saa MbItanO
gero1nrnen
Ser beabii6tiste Sling bon
Sen @elt nod @apano bat an
9ienltaa niht itattesfunoen, oa SOS
@etter unaii11tia mar.
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Giieababn =,Ta1rplan.
S. G 6. q. Sa6n.

S. G 8. q. 8abn.
anfunft-
glo.3 -@om Moroe,,. .e.45~absnos
go. D. Som gtoroen. -. .6.45 norg
yln. 7-Socal bon 9earne. 1000 ntorg
gfn. 9--2ocal bon Yaleitine -. :.
go. A. Son @erifo. ..i.5o lladln.
Mo. 12-Soeol bon 2arebo (gemiidt) !.
:. 900 nlorg.
Sc. 4 9sa9 Dem gsoroen. 1.55 nashm.
go. g. Ma6 bem Nprben. 800 a6snbs
30 S-2ocal nad Ialeftine .7.30 nsorg
Mo. 10 ggpreb na6 Searne. :. ;.
SO. -gsat5 gassiio. 100 100 moras llsuls
Io. II -Socal na6 2arebo (gemtidt) :.
:. :. ;. -. ;. 800 abelbs.
g. u. & v. =. ya5n.
go. 1-SOuiton II. 5. auite. 700 nadm
yto. 3-9oniton II. 5. aiilte 500 borrl
go. 5-@iiitenitdbte. lib nadm
yfn; IA Ion 8errbille. ntr on 8o&
Weflta9en. ..9.3U BORN
SO; 44-gon aerrbiue. nur @onn<
ta9s.. 500 nadln
go. 146 gon @errpitle, nur an
Sodenta9en. =. lib ra6m
SO. 2-Soniton Ii. 5. aiiite. $3.50 born,
go. 4-SonIton H. 5. &iiite. 9:2O abenos
gfo. 6-&iifenitdbte. 10 nadm
$50, 43-Sfad &errbille, mn in Bos
80. @ 41Ws5aa aerrpirie. nur gonns n1s'D
SO. 145 -Mad aerroilre, anr ri in '''"'
@o6entaaen. :. ..T:15 tprm
g.. $. & g. n. (sanpt-ailie)
80. s-gom Often. 1856 uorn
gto. 10-@l &afo II. Beiten 1870 nadrn
so. S-@on 81 8a1o .1015 porra
Nbfabrt-
SO. 9-Nad eI 9aio unO weiten. =.
80. 7-9lad 81 9aio nno @sifen.
=. -. 700 ubenDs
SO. 1o-@a6 5. ggeiten. 1000 abenos
SO. S-Na6 Dem Often. .10.45 borm
$40. 1-Nad ,9el 9tio.. 400 abenos
@icturia Sipiiiun, 6. $. e g. u.
3o: 3o5-guero, gictoria. 1850 nad,m
glbfnhrt
SO. 3O6-guero. Wictpria. 800 BORN
W. 6. & s. gabn.
30. s41-@On so,rfton unb @alpsiton
49,. :. $50 n1orgens
SO. 7 Son 9ailas II. sort @ort5
=. !. .7.20 ntorgens
SO. 235-Wom georben. .7.30 borilliti.
$40. 15-8ou 8nco. -. 800 na6m1.
go. 2a1-gOm aoroen uno Souitcn
SO. e-@om gsOrben. ..7:45 abenSs
abfabrt -
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-24
GOOD ADVICE 70 The YOUNG.

Mrs. B. F. Carroll, wife of the gov.
ernor of Iowa, is doing much for the
girls and boys of the state. In public
addresses. in organization of clubs
and associations having for their
purpose the uplift and direction Of
youth in the right paths, she is de-
voting much Of her time. AS pregi-
dent OF the Purity league and mem.
Der OF the w. c. T. u, Mrs. Carroll
brings the views of both organizations
into her themes In a recent address
to body of High school students she
said.
am In love with the girls and /
am IN love with the boys. said Mrs.
carroll, and that is why want all OF
them to live clean, pure and upright
lives Start with the highert equip.
ment, both physically and mentallY
Eat three times a day and no more.
Cut out late suppers after the theatre
Cut out the average theatre as well.
Live SO that nothing but good can be
added to the young life. There is nc
such thing as young man settling
down after he has planted his wild
oats
Mrs. Carroll emphasized the i'm
portance of the bible in every home
In it, she said. We have both litera
ture and history in addition to the
moral good. Each school child, she
believes, should possess bible of his
own
She encouraged farming as the flu
lure occupation of the younger gen
Grafton. THE girls she said
Should be proud of an Iowa farmer
The girl that can make a loaf of pure
wholesome bread is more accom-
plished than the miss that spends hel
time pounding the keys of a piano
Music should be encouraged, but the
young girls should be educated in the
work of the home as we'll"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-24

Some people who used to enjoy the
muck beds of Hampton's magazine SO
much are now regretting that they
ever acquired the habit. The reason
is thus tersely and truthfully stated
by the Fairfield Ledger:
Hampton's has suspended publica.
tion' temporarily at least, the men
VINO managed its affairs are under ar
rest or fleeing from the officers. and
the people who trusted them and
nought stock in their publishing com
pany are out of pocket. It's always
safe to keep sharp eye on the fellow
VINO is continually assailing the char.
acter of his neighbors.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-24
THE KANSAS aTAR PAR1vn

Inc language of the Kansas Cit,
Times in condemning the Kansas "ta,
party" is none too strong. We repro
duce 1t below with unqualified en-
dorsement of every word:
The story of the Shady Bend +a,
party discloses one of those min
asinable facts wherein deprayity 81
the basest degree is manifested in .
group of men. Normally, anv groun is
better than the worst man In it. The
men OF the tar party helped each 9th.
er to be vile
The victim of this extreme de.
pravity is, apparently, an estimabIe
young woman whose one Offending
was that she was illimitabIy superior
70 the wretches who Inundated her.
iet II she had been an erring woman,
or even debased one, what spark of
manhood would have permitted her to
De treated as she was?
AS applicable to the unspeakable
leilow who decoyed her, one recalls
the reply of Henry Clay Dean, IA
nous Missouri lawyer of the early
Gays, TO man accused Of the crime
which Ricord contemplated. The man
asked the lawyer to defend him and
admitted to him his guilt.
No. said Dean, 4 will not defena
you. You ought to be shot out of
redhot cannon, through a barbed wire
fence, into hell.'h
The Marshalltown Times-Republican
also has some strong words on the
subject that will strike a responsive
chord wherever they are read. The
opening paragraph of its article is as
follows:
The trial of band Of scoundreIs
In Kansas for brutal and unmanly
assault on a woman whom they in
suited and tarred is attracting general
attention from one end of the country
to the other It was such con.
temptible crime that without any
doubt seven persons out of ten would
condone lynching those who actively
participated in It. The part of the
barber who lent himself
to the purposes of the defendants was.
IL possible, worse than the act of
tarring the woman. He was a coward
and sneak, the stool pigeon of VII
liany. The whole gang ought to be in
the penitentiary for life. They are
not fit to live outside"
It is to be hoped that every partici.
pant in the dastardly affair will be
found guilty and punished to the full
extent OF the law.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-24

The supreme court of Wisconsin re
Gently ruled that 1T is matter OF
common knowledge that artificial
teeth are most useful and necessar,
articles for the promotion of personal
comfort and health and that their use
In this country has attained practical
universally" Such being the case ii
follows that artificial teeth are arti
cles OF such necessity that a husband
must pay a reasonable price for them
when they have been ordered by his
wife.