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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-12
Npti;en aus Der es:
bamptituot nno polttt:
i1e @eoamfen.
Snrcd,rr Ghnurp Glarf l)ut 1rlt11

Spred1cr Gbonrp G1arf fut 1n11t
1eine Ganoi0otl1r fiir Sic Erdlioent=
id}ait for1teu m3gefiin0igt nt1o trttt
lornit iu Sic 3eibe Set Nen1ofrutil d)en
@euerber. @err Glorf lit id)on lett
gcrolt,rer 3eit alS Ser logi1he Gm1=
riont BON ei11en1 betrddtliden Sbeile
Ser 0en1cfrotildpn Nortei or1gelehen
moroel1. On aher Glorfs Staut Mil=
im1ri hereits in Ser Ferl Jon oes frif6e=
rem @oltperl1eltrs Soft einen Gnn0t=
Hoten inn 6eloe mtte, meld)ern Ste
gtint1,e>1 Ser Ielegaten Ser sfao=
tes perlproden maren, 10 bielf 1id)
Glorf 5ltriid, big Soft freimiaig Bus
Ie(0 rduu1te. 1os ideint SEER Soft,
6eS1en Mnipriide i%iberbal1pt nie bon
8eoeutung moren, iebt getbon gu
bnben, un6 on feline Stelle tritt Der
5pred]er ols D}iiioltri's @unofoat.
@enn Champ Glarf ni6t auf Sic un=
getbeilte l1nteritiibltng Ser Delegation
bon Miliouri redhnen fon1te, mare er
niht ols Gm6i6ot oltfgetreten. Sin
Gnn6t6ot, melder nidt ste ungetbeilte
delegation ieines @taates binter iid
fat, bot n1it &e6t menig Muslt6t,
sic gtominotion 5u erbalten.. Dtele
Gbotlade. miro i6ner 1T Die Wag=
ido1e gegen einen Serrn fa0en, mel
dfer 51 SEN populariten 0emofroti=
1dlen Moglid)feiten ge5ablt rno 6eiien
Mieberlage in SEN Brimarpablen
Ser eigenen @taates ant 26. 9eptem-
Der ibn 10 tpie 10 bon ser 2iite ge=
ftriden bat. Se6er @emofrut fann
iebt nod einem: @an6i6aten Sen 8or=
51tg geben un6 6od miro er 5rfrte-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-12
Tcntidlanb ppran!,
e ~ 0orf, 8. Oft.

@iaion1 6. @ro>pl1, ser GrGiioe1lt
Ser Mctp gorf Central ahn, ser NIT
ieiner @ottin cine atSoeoehnte Matto=
motiL=Jour 5l1rd Sic midtiaiten 2dr=
Ser g1trppas genoht bot, fehrte ge=
Itern an @oro Ser uMoieltie" bierber
sl1riid inns qob bel Ser 2anolmg iifer
Sic i%enieits 0es S5eoms empfanaener1
ginoriide hereitnilligft Mus0rud.
uHaiien Sic oltf GeutihIano maf!"
iogte er. u1e,1tidlon6 idreitet in
gan5 mu%n6erhorer @eiie porlpdrts.
9as 2ol1o proi perirt in bemerfens=
merther @eiie. Geutidlono iiberflii=
aelt Sic anSeren Climber u1lb miro Sic
Tiibrung BON gar5 Guropa iiberneh=
men. 9eutld1ono >par frii6er i'm @in=
tertreffen, neil es ihm an &roft fit
feline Sr0atitrie fehlte. Nebt emit
micfelt es feline Moiierfratt, cine mo-
tiirlid}e &roft, IN al%dn5enoer @eiie
ltno Sic Sssl1ol1itrie iteht in @liitbe. "
SEER 8ropn erfldrte, 6aB Mmerifa
olrf Sem Observation-Disclosures @ebiete
iebr biel BON europa gut lernen fat
england pro0u5iere 3. g. ol1f einem
Mder 2onoes 5oppe1t 10 niel, ais ser
aarerifanilde 6orr1er be%rporbringt,
un6 6as a1f 2an6, SOS felt tout en5
sabren bebal1t miro u1r6 an un6 fir
1id nidt ba1b 10 fr11dtbar iii, mie un=
Ter 2ano. Saatausmobl ltn6 genaueS
gtu6ium oIler Nrin5ipien Ser 2on0=
mirtbIdaft babe aus Sen eneli1den
8altern miiienidaftlide 2an6mirtbe
gemoht.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-12
@imes Gm8ldmo er'S Mn:
it1t.

@ie mir sem v@lnitpart" entneb-
men, perltebt es ser @%nglanoer ST.
tbn1r Sbaomel gan5 portrefflidl en9=
lono, 1eutidylon0 uno Mnerifa nit
chamber 5u pergleiden. Ct ldretbt
iiber sic Deuti9en II. q. 9ie eng
(dnoer baben meoer sic ipltenaatil6e,
milleuidnftlid)e MrbeitS< Metbooe Der
Deltldel1 nod sic fitbne, orauflos
fabrenoe Mrt ser Mmerifaner, aber tie
arbeiten beoel1teuo idneaer, als Sic
%erlten ,,no lebr piel iorgfaltiger, alS
Sic letteren. 9iei lie 9eutiden .tlrm=
melu lid nidt 10 mie Sic Mmerifaner;
lie 5%erbred)en iid iiber Sen &eforo
uidt Sen @opf, meoer beirn @olfipiel
nod inn @e1d)aft. Sic arbeiten. nit
g(eitmaBiger 1rr6 %bortnddiger MrS=
oolter bon einem Nl1nft gum on0eren
meiter, gum Sheil, neil tie our6 Sic
Gemalt Ser l1nritGnoe 0a5u ge5tpltn=
gen lin0 rn1o 5arn Sbeil aus Efli6tbe=
mlBtlein, SOS hei ibnen nod leb1
ltnrf lit. 3obei iiberliebt Sba0tpel
f%eil1estpegs Sic M0ingel bes beltti6cr
5taotemei ems, @o5mtngs=9fotb tit fiil
i'm SOS @al1ptiibel, mie Srbnnl1g Sci
@auptpor5ng. Sic @obnungsper
hdltuille 1dlcincn ibm Sic ldlimmltt
Seite 0es ceutlden S11oul trtelebenS.'
@inacgen meint er, bob imlnerbi1
uobgeleben bon Ser l1eberf iillung
ungellu10e MISUNDERSTANDING ii
I%eltldJ1o1lo i%elteuer iin0, als in eng
lono. Sn England itebe 5por 81
offentlide Bei u1obeitspflege bober
ober Sic @empbnbeitcu ei11eS betradt
lid)e11 Sbeils oes &olfes er5eugen in
nerbalb ser @ausbaltungen @erbalt
ni1le, Sic lta1loig Sen 8%emiibungen Be
Sci unobeits : 8eb1r0e entgegenarbei
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-12
9ammbrnd) bei ga GrpNe.
Ga Grp{1e. @is.. 6. Sf

Su IU t, O1S., o. SII.
Snfolge 0es i6meren &egens CAB
6eute Gprmtttag 10 ltbr ser 9tol1=
oanlm 6es groBen 8lad &iper ser Ga
Groiie @ater Sooner 50. in Deus,
1tad, 11no balls begon1 sic entfeiielte
6l1tb iGr @ernidtungsmerf. SSn 8lad
Miber Salts mrr6en SOS Srernont So
tel atno ieds @eidaftsbduier Sag er-
ite Opfer. Die @agen= iomte sic
@reen 8ap & @eitern 81. 81. 8riide
it't0 lit @efabr. Cine 500 SUB lange
8a6nitrede lit ponitan6ig b%intpegge=
idtpemmt. @atfielo tpor iiberi6memmt
un6 man befiirdtet 8erluit an Men-
i6enleben. Gbe oos rtngliid eintrat,
mur6en bie 8emobner 5miiden @at=
ftel6 un6 MetusbtGe 6ur6 reiten1e So
ten Dor ser 6roben6en @efabr ge<
tparnt. Tim 8 l1br morgens %begannen
sic 8emobner 6es Gbales bon 8lad
@iber Sails lire @abieligfeiten in
.SidJerbeit a1 bringen. Die %gefdbr6e=
ten Orte iirt6: &alcon, @rigbt, 8lod
&iber Sails, Mortb 8en6, @tepben=
Jon, @lasgom, 9ecora, @retrte, 2ptles,
.0natasfa ur6 Mortb Ga @roiie. Ser
@amm, meI6er sic 11fer 6es 8lad
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-12

ben iein, ioQte Gbamp Glurf Sic 9eo=
ninotion erbalten. Glnrf lit ei11
damn Don un6egren5ten Mogflidfei=
ten 1tl10 o%lterfanl1ter Jdbigfeiten- 81
lit eil1 Mul111 Don Gburafter, gege1l
Sen Ser rabiatel tie &epublifa11er ridts
porbrirgel1 fonn. ST mar gu ieoer
Bet, gut Belt ser ihmeri item geotb,
Elm geiinnl1ngtreuer, 1opaler 9eno=
Sfrot ut16 lolte ct Sic Domination
erbaltell 10 fat er ein &edt, Sic ltn=
teritiibung 1uro Sic Stimupe zines
(jeoen 1elnofraten SIT %bean1pr1d)e11,
lei 6erielbe mum ein Gonl erpotiper
ODER &a0tfaler.
Sic Stdrfe, Ser GanSi0atltr mir6
ol1d 11idt bon ser repl1b1ifanilden
Ereiie beltritten NUN il1d}t ma11 lie ab=
5ltidmddet1 nit Ser ldd)erlidcn 8e=
baltptltng, 0aB Glarf 11ltr ser Gtrob=
u1an1t fit Brpon lei uno ibm epentl1eu
feline Stimmen auslief ern miiroe. @er
Sen Spre6er fennt, miro 6ieie 3u11tt=
tbu1g entriiltet obpeii en. Glarf mir0
Iim 6elbe bleiben Big ct geiiegt fat o6er
int ebrli6er, offener Sample geihIa=
gen mltroe. 9aB @err @rpo1 sic @an=
oi6otl1r Glarfs mteritiibt, lit lcIbit=
p%eritdnolid nno nidt mebr als redt.
@or 6o9 @1arf 5u jeoer 3eit 8rpm
eegeniiber lopal, of1e ie0oh o1e
Sbeorien 8rpan5 SIT ieinen eigenen
5n madden. Mebr olS irgeno ein att=
oerer Mo11n fat Glorf GIT SEM eriten
oroBen 6en1ofrotiiden Siege in 16
Sabren int lebten Mobember beige
trogen, po0urh 6as rationale Mb=
geor6nete1tbalts in 0e1nofrattl6e 5an=
Sc i%iberging. Mls spreder bat er be-
lpieien, 6aB er ein eeborener TiiJrer
lit. Sn oer Sarifgei ebgebl1ng lit ct
Ser mirfli@e g dberitanotge, bon MEL
hem sic Snft'ide 5~arifcommiiiion Ct
mas lernen f0nnte. M0gen iih MIN
one &ep1tblifaner itrdl1ben 10 biel ite
ponen, sic S%oriffrage mir6 6od) mie=
Ser sic &altptfrage in ser ndditen no.
tionoIen @nblcampagne iein. Glarf
mfrs Salts Memeiis fem nn6 ibm
ni6t erloltben ii@ binter feline Sarif-
commilfion 5u berfteden. 6. 80. 8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-12
9entid)er @allpn ser Sicger.
Sem Worf. 9. Oft.

Ser belttld)e @aIon Berlin H."
lit nidtun1tlih fir Sen Sieger I'M
SEN Solnas gen1ctt : Seder erflart
moroelr. gllen @ohlen Ser Sieger
6ei Ser letsti1hrigen @aQonfohrt, preilt
Sic Geid1idlihfeit oeS 2eutro1lts Sc
ride nit pieie1r @prten lt1o fiigt bill
3at, 6oB Ser l1mitol1S, oo5 Sic Sropbde
l1ab GeutidJ(ano gebt, Ben nqdy1tjdbri=
gen Me11nen nel1es Sr1terelie einfloBen
mer0e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-12

foilunlelr. Ser &olrptpreis Don $500
il, @olo lu1o Die Irppbae ser Snter=
national Mpple Clippers 9ll1oeiation
fdQt o1 Sen ain bel ten perpadten
@aggo1l bon $50 &iltd]en p0er 210
IoB Gepfel, Sic in einem Sbltgarten
oemad]len iino, menn iie rpn Sem
2anoei9cntbiimer, ieinem Ngenten
ODER Ed6ter ol1sgei tellt meroen. Gin
5pe3ialpreis ron 5000 miro bem
9(l1s1teQer Ser on1 fin itleriidlten
Seforierten @oggonlooung 5l1fnllen-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-12

1927 Gonnen abgenommen. 9ie
Geiammtabnabnre bi5 5u1n 1. Sctober
betragt in oielen Sabre 6,817,690
Sonnen. Die Sotolperla0u11g betrug
lit 6ieiem September 3>827,441 ge=
gen 4,560,718 5onnen int September
1910. Sir sic gauge Saiion betragen
Sic 3ablen 18,456,938 be5p. 25,274<=
628 5onnert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-12
Su6ilamtms- @cidenf.
Salt o G, W26., z. SIT

~ " ! \ ! W. - I {, >.Io.i - NV
Sn Mopor &reiton's gmpfongs5im=
n1er III ser S%ta6tbaue mur0e beute
&aroinal @ibbons Elm idones Silber=
ierpice bon einem @iirgerfomite, IN
@erbin6lmg nit ser Subelfeier 6eS
Nr6late1,, iiberreiht. 9as %mertbpolle
@eidenf %hegleitete ein in &radtban0
gebltn0enes @l1d), in 6em 8botogra<
pbien uno @m10ihriften bon Taft,
&%ooiepelt, Sbermam @otidafter
@rpce, gcnator &oot II. g., Sic iid)
an Ser ont 6. Sunni abgebaltenen biir=
gerlihen 6eier betbeiligten. ent6olten
maren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-12
0~eipDbmlide 9iuge. 3eltgnilie lin6

0%cm0bnlidle 9insc. 3el1gnilie lino
heltt5utage gelp06nlide 1iage Bel ie=
ser Me0i5i1, sic perfouft miro. Gil1ige
3ellgnilie iino iiber5ellgellocr offs on=
oere. Gus iiber5el&gel10ite 3ergniB
iiber SEN .@ertb elmer Me0i5in, miir0e
gepiB ein iolhes ieil1, meld)es bireft
outs Nbrer Nahharldoft falne. Gic
Gigel1tbiimer bon Torni's Mlpenfrialr=
ter f0l1nen es Sbne1r nt5gliderlpeiis
gebel1, menn es Sic i~nterelliert, -
periltdren Sic es, - idreiben Sic So
rim. Mon menSe 1ib an Or. Heter
Iabrnep & Spns 60, 1876 Sp
@opne Moe., Chicago, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-12

Mi6ts rei3t l1n6 ida6d ser @eiltn6.
beit mebr a1s Elm @a1iten, aber ooa
Mittel lit gemobnli@ iebr einfad;
nebmt Dr. Mrglit &onig's &mbur:
ger 8ruittbee. Ct berlrbigt Sen 8eia
I'M &olfe, ertpGrmt SOS 8lnt uno Der.
treibt Sen @liten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-12

|Giper flint Meilen oberbalb &atfiel0
idiibt, CAB ebenfauS na6 un6 ian6te
MaNernmfen gegen sen Dumm bel
&atfielo. 9ieier 9amm mar 80 SUB
6o6 lrn6 ita1tte SEN Safe Mrblttl1s, Elm
grpBes Mel erboir. @eitere ueber<
idmemm1rgen meroen propbe5eit. Ga
ale Drdbte n~ieoergelegt iin0, lit eS
ldlper Gin5elbetten gu erfabren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-12

Gos beite Efloiter. Gin @tiid I1o=
tea, ongefel1dtet nit Gbamberlains
Eminent nn0 iiter Sic angegriffenen
I6eile g%ebln0en, lit belier als ein
Ffloitcr lt116 foitet MIR ein 3ebntel 10
pie(. 3lt faufel1 bei ser Molitor
Trl1a So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-12
Cute 0eleoeubett.

Cine orei r110 cine balbe Meile BON
ct. Martin1 Stearns GolrntD Mi1tn.,
gelege1e, $50 2lder groBe 6arln, BON
Gener ein gut Sbeil unter Nfll1g unb
ser Melt gl1tes @iei elr= rno @eioelanb
iii, lit at perfaltf fen l1nter anl1eblnba=
rem ge0ingungel1, sic SIT erfrosen iinb
bel Spbn @arbing,
45to 81. s. 9. Mo. 1, Sion, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-12
2ie @rsienbnmae,i.
Ii t y, Wiinn. 10. Sct.

II I y, Wttll11. IU. Su.
2out ioeben beroffentli6tem 8e=
ridt baden Sic gr3 ien6l1ngel1 aus Sen
@1f en 9ullttb u11o Ilpo @arbors I'M
per flo1lenen Mo11at int &erbaltn!B
sum September bes &oriabreS I'M
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-12
@reiie fit Mcpfelidjan.
q hnfnnp @nih q

Sbofa It e, yEolh., 9. Sff.
9e0el1ten6e Srnm1e11 mer6en ols
&ramien fir @aggomloSun9s=&or1=
te1fe bel Ser 4. Natipnal=M epfellhalt
in spofane in Ser 3eit pom 20. bis
51tnt 80. Mooember 51tr @%ertbeilu11g
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-12
8ili01itdt fommt bon unor6entIi<

VItUTtlul lU11t1111 UUH H1tUlUe11l1p
dent 3uitano 6es Magens. @bamber=
iIains Soblette jin6 peientlth cine &c.,
gen-Meoi5in uno iolett Defenders nuf
ienes Srgon pirfen, es reinigen,
it6rfen ouffril9en uno bon nertem
beleben, um sic 2eber gu regulieren
uno Bili0iitdt poiitip un6 mirfiam gu
p%erbannen. gu faufen bel ser Moli>
tor 0rug 60.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-10
TRANSMISSION
OF ELECTRICITY
Mississippi River Power Company
viii Build Steel Towers
Through St. Louis
County.
METROPOLIS BENEFITED
Efficiency Of The STREET Car and Light
ing Systems Of St. Louis viii
Be Increased
BY It.

Z ST. LOUIS, Dec. 9-Towers resemb-
ling wireless telegraph stations soon
will be erected in the north end of
St Louis county by the Mississippi
River Power distributing company,
which is bringing 10000 horse power
current into st. Louis from the lines
of the new Keokuk water power dam.
Plans and details for the transmits
sion Of the current are nearing com
pletion and the contract for the steel
towers which will carry the electric
cable has been let. Work of erecting
these towers is to be begun as soon as
the right of way is definitely located
The current is to be delivered to
the United Railways company
and the Union. Electric Light & Power
company at st. Louis and will be
brought from Florissant to the city
limits, about eleven miles.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-10
INJURED MAN is
GETTING ALONG FINE
Thomas Stewards Condition is Salts
factory and His Mother and
Sister Coming From Texas.

The condition of Thomas Stewart,
the young Texan who was injured by
an explosion at the Illinois quarry, is
satisfactory and it is hoped that he
will recover and be as strong a man
as ever
& AS soon as it was seen that Stew
art was seriously hurt and would be
confined to the hospital for some
time, the Water Power Company sum-
moned his mother and sister from
Wichita Falls, Texas, to be with him
during his hospital experience, and
they started at once, bringing them
to Keokuk Saturday night. The com
pany pays the expenses of this trip,
and is doing everything possible for
the comfort Of the injured man.
Rumors and gossip that Stewart
was killed, has lost his eyes, and 9TH
er exaggerations, and that other men
than he were seriously injured, had
no foundation in fact, but were cur
rent among the uniformed Friday af
ternoon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-10
S.. so RECIPE FREE
FOR WEAK MEN
Send Name aid Address Today-You
Can Have It Free and be Strong
and Vigorous.

have In my possession a prescrip.
ton for nervous debility, lack of vienr
weakened manhood, failing memorv
and lame back brought on by az.
cesses, unnatural drains, or the folli,s
of youth, that hel cured SO many
worn and nervous men right In their
own homes-without any addjtiona1
helm or medicine-that | think every
man who wishes to regain lis manlv
power and virility quickly and quiet.
ly. should have copy. So I have
determined to send copy OF the nre.
scription free OF charge, in a Main
ordinary sealed envelope to any man
who will write me 'or 1t.
This prescription comes from a nhv.
stefan VINO has made special study
of men and / am convinced i. is TIE
surest-acting combination for the cure
of deficient manhood and yfgor fail.
ure ever put together.
I think I owe 1t to my fellow man
to send them copy In conf ,nce so
that any man anywhere who is weak
and discouraged with repeated failures
may stop drus ing himself with harm.
full patent medici, ,s. secure what /
believe is the understanding restora.
tive. upbuilding SPOT-TOUCHTNG
rer,edy ever devised, and SO cure
himself at home quietly and quickly
Just drop me a line like this: DR.. A.
E. Robinson, 4o81 Luck Building. De.
troit Mich, and will send you a
copy OF this splendid recipe In plain
ordinary envelope free of charge. A
great many doctors would charge
| $500 to $3.50 for merely writing out
entirely three.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-10
Secretary John Dewitt Of keokuk
Industrial Association VIII Sub
nit it to Commits
sion Here.
HOME FROM DEs MONIES
Has Been Collecting Material During
the Past Two Days and viii
be Well Fortified for
the Case.

John De Witt, Keokuk's industrial
agent, has returned from Des Moines
with bale of evidence which will be
introduced at the special rate hearing
here to show that the railroads I'M
fairly discriminate against Keokuk in
favor of other cities in the matter of
freight rates.
At the hearing before Commissioner
Harlan of the interstate commerce
commission at Des Moines early in
November petition of intervention
was filed by Mr.. Clifford Thorne of
the Iowa railroad commission on be-
half of the Keokuk Industrial associa-
ion asking for further adjourned
hearing at Keokuk. Manager De
Witt of the Industrial association was
the only witness placed on the stand
in support of the motion. Mr.. De
Witt stated what the Industrial asso-
citation was prepared to prove as to
the situation at Keokuk Is respect
to unfair discrimination in freight
rates as compared with freight rates
enjoyed by ST. Louis and Quincy and
other cities with which the business
houses of Keokuk are in competition.
Commissioner Harlan on behalf of the
interstate commerce commission took
the matter under Amusement and the
commission has not yet rendered a
decision as to whether they will hold
court at Keokuk or not. Mr.. De Witt
has just returned from Des Moines
where he has been checking freight
rates in preparation for the Keokuk
! hearing and reports that Mr.. Thorne
will at once ask the interstate com
merce commission for an early deci
sion as to when the hearing will be
held at Keokuk. If the commission
should decide that the case of KeokuR
was sufficiently covered in the testi
mony offered at Des Moines, Mr.
Thorne will then arrange to take dep
Iositions at Keoklk to be submitted tt
the interstate commerce commission
later. 1t is expected that either thu
hearing or the taking of dispositions a
Keokuk will occur some time thi
month. The taking of dispositions will
also involve oral testimony from
Keokuk shippers and such cross es
, animation of witnesses as the railroad
attorneys may desire.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-10
Rights of Way Wide.

The rights of way for the trans
mission line from the hydroelectric
plant of the Mississippi River Power
company at Keokuk to St Louis. a
distance of 167 miles, are all 100 feet
wide. The transmission line begins at
Hamilton, Ill.,, at the east end of the
dam and the route extends southwark
parallel to the Mississippi river to
Quincy. Ill. From Quincy the course
is direct to Alton.
The cables will be carried across
the river at Alton to the Missouri
shore and across the Missouri river
from north to south about six miles
below St Charles. Towers $50 feet
high will carry the cables across the
rivers. Thence the line will run to
Flcrissant and into North ST. Louis,
at point yet to be decided, where a
Transforming station will be erected.
The hydro-electric current probably
will be distributed also to the east
side as soon as the current is deliver
ed successfully into st. Louis. The
contracts of the local public utility
companies call for the delivery of cur
rent by July, 1913.
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ApneaI to Leaislature.

The next session of the legislature
will be assailed by the travelling men.
Organization will be effected at a
meeting to be held here Dec. 80. Six
hundred travelling men have signed
the petition for the formation of the
club and all have declared they would
support the new plan.
Cedar Rapids, Dubuque and Water
loo also are organizing travelling mems
clubs and will aid in the fight for
longer sheets. Many of the travelling
men have the same room reserved for
them the year around. 1t is the pres
ence of such men in the ranks Of the
crusaders that lends strength to the
belief that the campaign will be sue
cessfully waged.
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Grip and catarrh.

uVTU -
Mrs. Laura Berberick, No. I'LL Will
low Ave-, Hoboken, New Jersey,
writes: -Four years ago had Sc
we're attack of la grippe, and was con-
fined to bed, and when came up after
my sickness was troubled with
hoarseness and slime in head and
throat, and was told | had catarrh. l
took some medicine, but without much
benefit.
Every winter since, for four years,
/ have had la grippe CAST winter
three times and the catarrh gravy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-10
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS
WELL?
Many keokuk People Know the I'M
portance of Healthy Kidneys.


The kidneys filter the blood.
They work night and day.
Well kidneys remove impurities.
Sick kidneys allow impurities to
multiply.
No kidney ill should be neglected.
There is grave danger in delay.
If you have backache or urinary
troubles.
If you are nervous, dizzy or worn
out.
Begin treating your kidneys at
once;
Use proven kidney remedy.
None endorsed like Doan's Kidney
Pills.
Recommended by thousands.
Proved by home testimony
George Stultz. Royal Hotel, Keokuk,
Iowa, says: Some time ago my back
was extremely lame and there was a
dull, nagging pain over my kidneys.
procured Doans Kidney Pills from
Wilkinson & Co.'s Drug Store and
they brought me great relief can
strongly recommend this remedy for 1t
has proved of greater benefit to me
than any other medicine have ever
taken
For sale by all dealers. Price sc
cents Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New
York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's-and
take no other.
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Building Dam Across River.

The current is to be delivered for
the distributing company by the Mis-
sissippi River Power company, a $22,-
100000 corporation that is building
a dam across the Mississippi river at
Keokuk. James Campbell is presi-
dent of the st. Louis distributing
company and ]. D. Mortimer, presi-
dent Of the Union Electric, Is vice
president and secretary Several St.
Louisans including Festus J. Wade,
president of the. Mercantile National
bank, are interested in the corpora
ton.
The steel towers to be built through
st. Louis county will be seventy-five
feet high and will carry six cables.
lie towers will be about 500 feet
apart over the 100-foot right of
way now being laid out by the com
pany. The construction of the line will
bring the north end of the county in.
to publicity and pave the way for cleo.
trio lighting facilities for the farmers
The new towers are to be erected
upon concrete bases and later may be
doubled. For this reason and the fact
that the cross arms carrying the
cables are twenty feet long, the com
pany is acquiring a strip of land 1OC
feet wide to provide for future needs
The new current which the lines will
bring into st. Louis will increase great
ly the efficiency of both the street cal
system and the electric company's
service.
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has been great benefit to my health.
1t has given me blood and strength.
can lie down and sleep without being
troubled. I have no pain, headache,
or noise In my head
Catarrh of Head.
Mrs. A. l.. Wetzel, 1923 Ohio street,
Terre Haute, Indiana, writes:
When began to take your med
icine could not smell nor hear a
church bell ring. Now I can both
smell and hear. When began your
o..-,,,uc treatment my head
oMEI-'N1 was terrible / had
AND buzzing and chirp-
HEARING ing noises in my
pEsropEn head. followed
your advice faith
fully and took Peruna as you told me.
Now / might say am we'll. Three
months ago | went around like a
snail, now feel brisk and active. l
! will always praise Peruna-''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-10
MEETING WITH
OLD VETERANS
Oscar Burch Holds Open House at the
Hotel keokuk to Old
Comrades.

Oscar Burch, member of Company
A, 18th, Iowa, has been holding open
house at the Hotel Keokuk for his old
war comrades. Veteran Burch lived in
Keokuk before the war. He is en-
route home to Jefferson City after at
tending the anniversary celebration
of the battle of Prairie Grove, Ark, at
Washington, Iowa.