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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-10
CITY NEWS.

Funeral services were held at
o'clock for the late Mrs. Anna Marley
who passed away at her home early
last Wednesday morning. The Rev,
John Sage, pastor of st. Johns Epis-
copal church, officiated.
John Doe, dubbed that as all 9TH
ers are who can't tell their right
names, a Water Power Greek paid
S2.S5 and costs in the superior court
today for getting drunk. A one arm
ed beggar, Currin by surname, was
sentenced to ten days in the city Jail
Tor vagrancy but was released to
leave town.
Mrs. Nancy Keppel and husband,
Case, waived preliminary examination
late yesterday afternoon after much
arguing and hemming and having
about the information filed against
them for leasing, knowingly, houses
ior lewd purposes on upper Johnson
street Both Keppels were released
On their own recognizance, their cases
having been transferred to the grand
jury.
Charles Beckstrom has waived
preliminary examination on the charge
OF having feloniously assaulted with
intent to do great bodily injury, Curry
Getz. Beckstrom's appearance bond
OF $3.50 was furnished by the Leming
paint shop proprietors.
Judge w S. Hamilton has adj
1ourned district court until Monday.
Managers Gallentine and Belts
are holding conference in Keokuk to-
day in an effort to arrange date on
which Charles Hennemann and Dawn
X. Porter can meet to decide the
county championship. Last nights
match was unsatisfactory for the rea,
son that it could not be concluded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-10
YOUNG UNTIL THlRTY-FIvE
From That Time On Unmarried WON.
en- Are "old Maids" Says Bos-
ton Y. w. C. A.

When does a woman cease to be
young? Woman herself, for reasons
that require no elaboration here. de-
clines, as rule, to fix the period. Mas
culine authorities, for the most part.
are chary of venturing upon such dan.
gerous ground Hence the question has
ever been involved in uncertainty and
it would perhaps remain so were 1t not
that responsible authority-none 9th
er than the Young Woman's Christian
association, the title OF which indi
Gates its competency-co comes to the
front with decision which may fair
ly be accepted rs conclusive 1t 10 to
the Boston branch of Il association
that the world is indebted for the so
luton of the problem. The occasion for
solving it arose from the completion
of new home for the young women
of the association In the Massachu-
sets city. In framing rules for this
establishment, it was found necessary
to specify precisely the limit of young
womanhood, beyond which the bene-
fits of the home could not be enjoyed,
This has been fixed at IS years Up
to that age a young woman comes
within the meaning of the title as un.
derstood by the association and may
enjoy the advantages of membership
and residence in the home. On reach
ing her thlrty-fifth birthday she must
resign her quarters. On that fatal day
her young womanhood ceases and the
"old maid" label is placed upon her
indelibly and irrevocably. Thus the
matter is settled beyond further cavil
or dispute Pittsburgh Chronicle-Tel
egraph
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-10
PERSONALS.

Miss Vera Goodman left this after
noon for visit in Galesburg.
Jos. Martin is in the city for short
visit.
Engineer Hugh l.. Cooper and
Judge William Logan who have been
in Boston, attending meeting OF
the directors of the Mississippi Riv-
er Power Company, are expected
home tomorrow.
Mrs. l.. c. Morley. went to Peoria
this afternoon for a few days visit
with relatives.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-10
Huge Ropes of Human Hair.

In north Japan is an enormous tenn
Pile. the timbers of which were hauled
from the mountains and put In place
with ropes made from the hair OF the
women of the province. From these
tresses, which were brought forth by
an edict. two ropes were made-one
IL inches in circumference and l.4oo
feet In length. while the other was II
inches in circumference and 1900 feet
long.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-10

land owners should donate the land
The benefits to be derived from a
highway of the class proposed will
more than recompense the people
who give the narrow strip in increased
value of their property. While the
Power company is wiling to build the
road or assist in building same, they
feel that the people owning property
benefited by it should give the right
of-way gladly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-10
LATE AFTERNOON
PRESS BULLETINS
[By the United Press.l

LOS ANGELES, Nov ia person
al conflict bewteen District Attorney
Fredericks and Attorney Clarence s..
barrow was threatened during the ex-
animation of Talesman John I. Will
son at the morning session of the
Mcnamara trial today Wilson is as
ISOLATED in business with Gen. Otis
and Harry Chandler and when asked
if he was biased, the talesman said
no. Fredericks insisted that he be
qualified and barrow shouted:
why we should not be even com,
PEELED to ask that this juror be ex-
cused. This is manifestly unfair
Il resent that statement snapped
Fredericks.
81 meant it when | said it and
mean it now" said barrow.
Frederick's face flushed and he
said: eff there is anything personal
about it, we can attend to it some
place else"
Judge Bordwell stopped further ar
gument and excused the juror.
WAPELLO, Iowa, Nov. 10. Oscar
Poor city marshal of this city com
mitted suicide by firing a revolver
bullet through his brain here today
He had been married but two month!
and i'll health is given as the cause.
I WASHINGTON, Nov. TO-. sena
tor Cummins of Iowa after returnini
from Panama predicted today tina
La Toilette would be the next nom
nee of the republican party and tina
Taft cannot get the nomination.
PARIS, Nov. l0.-President Lowe
of Harvard University was appointe
an officer of the Legion of Homo
| here today
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-10
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CHICAGO FIRM opening distributing
office in Lee county desires compel
ent executive; will allow $3.50 month.
ly extra commission and expenses;
permanent Must carry cash stock OF
at least $500. Sales Manager, Dept
d 90, New Bauer Block. Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-10
SA1tk VIEWS OF
BAPTISM NOW HELD
Baptism Not a Fire Insurance,
Says Pastor Russell.
Pastor Russell Repudiates the Theories
of the Dark Ages and Advises Gods
People to Return to the Teachings
of the Lord and the Apostles.

LONDON TABER-
SAcLE. Lanca ster
Gate W., Nov. 5.
I'VE have done
t h o Sc t hi n 6 S
which we ought
not to have done.
and we have left
und o ne t b o S e
things which we
oug h t to have
done" All agree
to this and agree
al so that I'VE
have b elie v g d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-10
Don't pia Deep.

Experts aver that there is little or
no ground for the belief that valuabls
metals lie very deep below the earth'i
surface.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-10
Justifies Nurserv Rhvme,

The school children of Germany are
taught 70 swim without the use of wa.
ter and thus does an old nursery
rhyme secure justification.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-10
EmancIpated.

Agnes-"Our new cook is a suff.a-
gette." Gladys-.How does she
work." Agnes-.All right. but she
insists on being called a chef.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-10

WANTED-Com girl for gener-
al house work. Two in family. APP
ply at 507 N. Fourth street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-10

Always Somewhere Near.
Misery never had to look Tar for the
company that it loves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-10

WANTED-Men to learn the barber
trade. Light, clean. inside work.
An army Of our graduates running
shops send for help. No limit to
term. Tools given. Write for partic-
ulars, Moler Barber College, st. Louis.
Mo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-10

WANTED-Roomers and boarders in
private family, 515 Carroll
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-10

FOR RENT-offce room over Keo-
kuk National Bank. Enquire of
e. s. Baker.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-10
STOLEN.

STOLEN-The party is known that
took the locket and chain at 800 Ex'
change street and if you want to save
expenses and yourself return 1t tc
the owner where you got 1t for you
are well known.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-10
w ant Column
WANTED.

WANTED--Good girl to do general
housework. Apply at 1928 Johnson
Street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-10

FOR RENT-six room cottage 1900
Orleans St Inquire TIC Main.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-10

PARIS, Nov lo.-President Lowell
of Harvard University was appointed
an officer of the Legion of Honor
here today.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-10

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-22
Sern 6uter-aaae

On Sop "Wnibeb Rotato", "a Sop
Smsr og SmuIt, Salpoelen al bOer,
2 9beIfeer Galt, en- Sop Sutfer, en-
Gint Ielf, iom bar facet ct Spfpg
o. oerpao er fat tiliibe for Of aftis.
les, ct gGg, en- "9eait" Sage,
"geaiten" opblo0es / a Sop parmt
Ianb, irereS WSelfen 90 Botetes.
Masien og 214 Sop NeIf. Honr
bette bar bppet iig sobt, bar man oct
pispeoe sGg t. SmuIt og Smsr, ionr
err barnet, iaa Get er blsbt, men life
imeltet, Sufferet og nof Wel, iaa oct
bIir en- blob 9eig, men DOG itip NOT,
ioa man fan fnaoe ben, iaa Den Hip.
Der SPnoerne. Mton bar oct lrboper
itore, flobe TanOer og Iaoer BET itaa,
til oct bar bqpet Zig, og imsrer iaa
imeltet Smsr oner. Weo 2iaeiinge.
rem aisr man iurau Suffer Der og Der
/ Gei9en, og / hUert ioaoont Sui bar
man ct Tibet Grnn Smsr og brlnt
Suffer. Goa itrses brunt Suffer
cper belle Sperflnoen, beroper itrses
9aneI, og iaa iteBes ben % err aller.
bebit meb oct iomme; ben er itegt =
iiRr til gitermiboagsfaffe.
8ebitemors Sage.
On aop Snrer, iom err PRESET neb
/ aoppen iaa fat iom milig, t12
Sop srannlateb Suffer, y Sbeife
Iuifatblomme, 8 upispeoe sGg, >
Stopper figtet "Paitrp Slour". en-
runb Scrm imsres % itrses meo
MteI, gaserouneu efteriees, ON ben
er paste parm eler Ell, 90 ale Sngre.
bienierne maales % sisres feroise,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-22

forenanife Roitfontor blep aa6net |
Sstl ! 1885; / blinot SAB til ale
9tpinoretniraer itormeSe en- Tolfe.
mrnaoe Oct npao6neoe aontor, Hog
Snoboet / Strmper oa Stpffer o.
Itof Sitiet / gronb. 2slaen Serai
bar, al oet fsrite SpIa9 al forean.
Ife 6rinierfer blep en- itor SipIoen.
beS.
SGrIig merfpRroigt er ct brrnt )
9ent.Nterfe, ser uoienotes / 0u
9runsmicf / 1861, % iom blanot
aienoere a%IntinoeIia foIoes ~Gonnea,
Merfet". Get iremfom iom 1sl1e al
Eoitmeitcr Charles Councils Tor
'rrgcIiaheb; ban loo nemIia / al
Stilbeb trpffe nosIe Grimerfer meo
1T eact GortrPt, oa en- naffer Gol
brd9te ban Dem uber pi6ere / Snr.
oeIeu. Connect maotte imioIertio be.
tale ben 9ersmmeIie, ban oerueo
crhoerpeSe tia. burt uof; thi Ntnubia
beoerre Loo nntrurIigpiS Trimerfet
i%noNrage, % ior at iifre iig moo
ircnttihi1e Experimental al Ben art
bcilutteoe mon al itotitere ct Grem.
bel til SfrTf % gopariel og tpaug
GonreIl I'll at tage lin afife6.
Gen fcritc Seric Trimcrfcr 4u.
G%oleoonier nar / noaen Sio me1et
uGroifuloe, men err ienere paocrun6
al talripe Nptruf iunfet / Iproi
Get bar Den irarife Sergeont 8ri.
oltera, Der fable Dem omfrinq pe0
1860; / fine lebiae elmer moreoe
ban liz meo ieIo at i~orurbcibe Rld.
Der I'll Srnfning al 6rimerfer meo
30 pao bpert grf; men ga ban aior.
De belle Irbeibet meb Soonoen oa
u6en tefniite SirIpemi6ler bleo Fri.
merferne uoturIiapis life aonife ers ;
"a Seraeantens Ierf fom DC iranife
Foitmrnbiabeber / SCRIBE. bIeb Fri
merferne natlirIigpiS itror fa8ieret,
% De betrogtebes oerfor Ipnae iom
itore SiGIbenbeoer. Otter CIRQUE.
ros 8sb bIep Glaberne imioIertio
uoIeuereoe til hans SoniIie, oe oeo
SirIp al Nntrpf aior6e Dc til at be.
apnoe meb aooe Sorretninacr; men
M er Warfeoet noturTigpis cfter.
hoanben bIeuct opcriosmmet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-22
Sielone Srimerfer.
~Gienbpmmelise anriuiiteter.

Set err ofte bPnot, at Grninger
bar erboerpet zig en- uoertet liber
Sormte neb at unberisee tine Sor.
irbres efterlabte grepe % ooerlabe
De oerpoa itoben6e gomle Srinerfer
til SiIoteliiter. Wen ogiao Der gisr
SiIfPIoet lin Wogt giGlbenbe; gamle
Werfer er 10 life / % for liz oGroi.
iul6e; men oct fomner an pan, ON
Der melem Dem finoes ct eller Here
al De iGrIig ~eiter'purgte 9onrle Sri,
merfer. Ser itnbes Ell lang RRffe
iaa6anne 6rimerfer, iom hor en- flor
aurioiitetsnprbi, % iom al Samlere
oppeies tuiinbfoIb meo 8llIb. ior6i
Ser peo bereS Sabrifotion elIer 10.
ienoeIie err ~inotrufiet iprliqe ON.
itGn6igheber, Der bar forbinoret Dem
/ at fao itsrre llbbrebeIie.
Ct goot GrempeI pao oen Slags
Siplbenheoer er De bergmte "8e6s.
matte" .Merfer, iom uOien6tes / Ger
bien peo Song Beters Sronirg. ct
.ifarpt Gie bill i bette 5rimerfeS
Ri6teriplt opSage to Sooeber; man
Ter Song Beters Sone6 meb Groii.
len perot moo haire, % unber bette
fan man finite Gmribieue al Sope'
oet al Den oprinoeIiee 8runOIpgger
az Suiet anrageorgerpitih. Tette
par fun, iom oct ifulbe opre; men
ct merfeligt 3ilirlbe uilbe, at raar
man uenbte Grimerfet paa Sooeoet.
ioo man aarife tpbelist CT treble
@niiat, ser hapbe Ell umisfienoelig
2igbe0 meo Song aleran6er ben IRE.
Dies 3rpf. "a bette bleo befienbt.
blep Srimerferne uopboIoeli9 inc.
braget, % berior er De MI meget
iiqIbne oe betnIes bsit al SomIere.
ct Iise ina merteligt 3iIipIbe bao.
De isiet Set iaoleoes. at Ser | eng.
Lamb ifulSe bape p9ret ubierot Ell mt
7.8ence 6rimerfe paa BEN Gog. ba
SONG g6porb osoe; Oct par iorip,
net meo Song GbparSs Sopeb. og oa
Gfterretninsen ON hans Gsb fom.
inben oct bar blepen bragt | Sanbe.
len, tom BET iIet life no; men nogle
iPrlig ipriee SamIere bar Dog 40
Smpeie bapt Selo til al foa 5ingre
/ nogle gremplorer,
5 De ileite 2anbe betragter man 10
Soitpeienet iom Ell meset npttig Su.
ititution; men | apr.a t9nfte Jolf
aabenbart nnoerIebes, ba Oct isrite
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-22

Tor man begpnoer poo Gagen, oa
oenne rsres iatninen meo Saonben.
life meb Sic. Smsret rsres til SD
De Cneb Sannoen altioa), iao haoes
Sntferet | % arbeioes, til Oct flen.
oes let no, laa bar mo Mtilifatblom.
men /, oerpaa CT al sGggeue OF ar
beioer oct inc. til man life Ter Spor
al oct / WoSier, ba baueS oct n9ite
/ % arbeioeS inc poa lamme Woaoe.
til ollie er inoarbeioet. Soa hooeS
0feIet l. iom er iigtet Iere 8onac,
Rsren bGloes op / Den rllnoe Sorm
% iteges omtrert Ell Stme.
Gusle &aaS.
Wan iaar meget mere al Soiteu
uo al Gitroner % Appeliiner, hutS
man l9gger Dem | foIot 8ano % la.
Der bette forume Ifog isr mon ifiG.
rer 6riigten ope % frpiter no Sal.
ten.
- Sots man peftoer pp tteo paa
ct Srsb, fan man ifiGre tpuoere Sit
per, og Oct or / Oct belle lettere at
ifiGre.
Naar man bar aagersren |
Nanoen eller 6ormer, er Oct gobt at
blifc poo, at aogen lom Reael bGoer
iiQ bpieit / Mioten. Won fan berfor
ifrabc Hsren melt oper moo Siocrre.
OF beIler Iabe Den aoa reb / Mtioten,
iaa faar aageu Ell lepnere SperiIaoe,
naar ben er itegt.
I'll at itrpge 9Grmer % "Rnff.
les" paa imaa 9aruefioler o. lige.
Iebes Tpnt paa fine @Iuielip er iutet
bebre emo De imaa Borne. Strpgeiern
cGbilo'S Sao.Sron"), Tom er at iaa
for en- bilig Tenge, Web ct al oisie
fan mo folnme gobt inb / Hpnfer %
Iignenoe % / Oct belle q at foa ltrs.
get bent mango Steoer, bpor man
Ilct life fan naa til meo ct 'tsrre
Sern.
Spor Graerlig oct er, naar
man Iper pao Spmoitinen meo Silte.
traab % benne ilipper op, naar man
bare bar noele Sommer igien poa en-
Ssm, bar oiit noaen bier erfaret.
Sois ma tager SiIfetraaben, netop
Tom oen "Hipper" Snellen % fnptter
Den fait til 9raaben poa III olinir.
oelig S~raa6inelle, og iaa iPtter oen.
ne Der, bpor Silfcinelleu itob, meo
Sraoben fran, ioa ton man IL g.
10 Somrrer Longer, o. BET er ofte
affurat langt nof til at 70 Ssmmen
fGrbig.
2ogener, Seneetepper o. I. b.
iiges at bile bare meget Longer, bpis
man iiteoetfor at bGnge Dem halopeis
oncr 9inen og iaa ipttc benz fait meh
9lroesfIpbe, tager begae Sober 90
fpiter meb alppen nofiaa tnt. Raa
benne Wuaoe fommer altiaa Wtbten
af 2aaenet til at b1nge neo og itrGf-
fes life oper 2inen, % peo bet at
Solbene err lat fait paa 2iren. reii.
ferer ma life at faa Sisrnerne repet
ai, iom ellers let fan benbe, mar Der
err iterf @inb. 8esuben bar benne
Waabe Den SorbeI, at 2asenerne er
iaa lette at foIbe bent iammen, iaa De
err i%ammenIaste til of itrpge meb en-
Sang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-22
quiet np Rfokkrnet.
Rteistret al en- praftiff eusmebeL
"Glam".guQiu

8 Stopper fogenbe ganb, 2 aopper
finbatfet Seaeri, " Stop ufogte Ri
iengrpn, en- Spiieife finbaftet $50,
en- Spiieife finbaffet Rerfiue, en- Spi-
Ieife iinbaffet aarie (~@aterereis") },
6 belle @eberforn. alt bette imaafo-
ger en- Time, iaa files bet os tiIiGt-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-22
( Sarmen, S5nset % 8apen


ties en- Stop fogenoe "Glam" Strait,
enten iaaban iom er at iaa paa 6la.
fer eIer iadoan ION man ielp foyer
paa friife CLANS. en- Sbeife Salt
tiIiptteS tiIilut, % ioa i~erpereS oct
meo tpnbe Sfiper riitet 9rsb, Iom er
ifaaret / finsertpfte Strimler.
Irnc.S aIat.
gn Sop 5ofap+ Gruer. iom er flo.
BET og frataget Stenerne, en- Sop
MaIaea.7 ruer tiIbereOt paa ianlme
Maaoe. 1a Dor gronIIateo 8eIotin
opbIeoes / en- balp Stop folbt 8auo,
og iaa iettes 8opper op / en- @rpoe
fogenbe 8anb, til 8cIatineu er al.
oeleS imeItet. "a rereS en- Sop ugi9.
ret Grueiaft, BELT al Gatapba.
Gruer /, % naor oct begpnber of
itipne, bar man Gruerne / og letter
set paa Sc, til Oct ifaI ieroeres. Oct
tuger iig beoit no, hOiS man fan gar.
mere Saoet meb SolatbIaoc. Sci.
genbe 9resiins ierUcre5 til Salaten:
20 sGg pispes ri9ti9 aobt, 90 en- Sop
uaieret 9rlleiaft haoe8 / libt efter
Iiot moer itabis @ispntng. Get bel,
6es iao op / en- 9ouble Boiler og rs,
res / belle Chen, til set begpnber al
blipe tpft. Oct Isites ba itrar al
@ormcn % tiiirtte8 en- Sbeifc
Smer, en- Tbeife puIoeriieret Siffer,
"a Sbeife Salt oe en- goo aIppe Gen,
nep. 2ige for bet ifaI ierperes, bar
man en- Sop SIsOe l. iom er pispet
iaa itip, iom bet er m,lig at faa Den,
llbmcrfet sube Riisnsrpns .Nmfins.
On Sop Hiien9rpn fogt / me9et
@ano % berpaa bGIbt op | ct DIR"
IIog, iaa alt 8anOet fan lobe al og
8rpnene blipe iaa belle % terre ionl
muIig. On Sop isb Melf, 2 pispeoe
9Gq, 8 Spiieifeer imeltet Sntsr, Il
Sbeife Salt, en- Spiieife Sliffer, 3
9beifeer @afine Iotpoer, ~ Sop
MeI. Oct rsres gobt iammen % ba.
pes iaa op / imirte, parrre "Dhiffin.
Rings". gaeeropaen maa bore tent
melig BARN.
aisbpnbbins meb Sumat % Seleri.
Sance.
3 g,1no Srefisb al ben nebre Del
al 9aaret, oe ct Stpffe Salg (Suet)
iaa fort iom en- ettron males to eaer
ire @ange / &isbfoernen. 2 imaa
SEQ baffes iaa fbt iom mllig, 2
Spiieifeer Geriine baffes ligeleoes
iaa tint Tom mulig, og 8 Sobo
Gracfers itsbes gebt. Glt bette blan.
bes meb 8 9Gg o. "a Sop Welf, en-
Spiieife Saft og aaiennepeber eller
Gaprifa efter Smag. Naar bet er
goot iammenblanoet, bar man bet OF
en- itrfontet, inurt Sorm. 0enne
bp9lpes op / en- imurt, itsrre Stege'
panbe 90 iteges / en- beb 9ageropn en-
Sime. 8eo oct, at man bar Buooin'
gen / en- Sorm % borloer benne OF
| ben andre, beboloer ben al in
araft og faar life iaaban baoro Sfor'
pc, iom eaers er Silf9lbet, naar NOR
iteger Ben. Raar ben er itegt, iPttes
Ben tiIiibe, til Den err aloeIes folb, DC
ifjpres Ben op / tpnoe Sfioer og Ter
beres meb Somat og SelerisSa rce
iom looes iauleOes: ~ itore moont
Somater, 4 re6e eaer 3 9rsnne "Qep'
pers", 3 2sg, 3 itore gunbter Gel
leri, 2 Spiieifcer Salt, 2 Spiieifee,
Suffer og 3 aopper @boif. Somater
og 500 ifrele8 og baffeS bper for itl
riatig tint, blanoes meo oct sorigt
og foge8 en- og en- balp Time. SpiS
man lifer Den mere frporet, fan man
tiliptte aaiennepeber efter Suag.
0ette er not1rligpis meget mere
Sailce emo man bebsper til en- Sang.
ReIten fan man babe paa SLATER
meo 900 Sort, iaa bill ben bolbe fig
lPnge.
Sern Interstate.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-22
Amazip~~ UDETROIVU

The DETROIT" er den enestc Engine. der med Held bruser
Kerosene; brueer ogsaa Ilkohol, Gasoline og Benzinc. Ssttos
igAng uden 'tcranking". Basic Patent = hun tire bsye1endp
Dele = insen KsmIne insen T~andhiul for Kjster intel
Hjulvsrk inten Vent = den yderste ~Eakelthed, Kraft Of
varighed. Anbragt pa "Skids". ALE St5r relser, 2 Ill 20
paa Haanden frrdise I'll at sondss Den hsle
Eng ms proves for den indpatkcs. Kommor fuldt frrdig
Driver Pumpcr, Sage, Trr.ksnlsskiner, Kjerner, Melkosepars.
torer, feedmhller. Corn-shellers, ~elsktrisk. Anlsg for Hem.
met Pris tsnsr laye,te, s2e so opcv.r.
sendes hyor,ouhslst paa Is Dsges fri Prove. Kjsb like En-,
gine for du bar undersogt den forbausende pense- os kraft
bespsrende "DET RalT". rusinder Brus opiysningeI
koster kun ct Brevkort. Hvis du err den f5rste fra dit Nabolas
der skryer, vii vi give dig spssel extra Law Introdnktionsprit
Ave., Detroit, Mioh.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-26
A LIBERAL OFFER.
Anyone Can Try samose, the Re
markable Fiesh.Formng Food.

When one of the leading drug3is s
in Cairo tells you that there IS a
preparation which they so thoroughly
believe in that they will refund your
money If it does not do all that is
claimed for it, 1t shows that the ar
ticle must have unusual merits. Il Is
in this way that Paul G. Schulz u
Sons are selling Samose, the remark
able fiesh-huilding food.
Samose is in reality a concentrated
food and restores life and vitality at
once 10 the blood 1t mixes with the
ordinary foods and aids digestion; it
extracts from the food that You eat
the flesh forming and strength giving
elements, building up the tissues AMI
the general health.
Any one can get a 50 cent box OF
the remarkable flesh forming food
knowing that their money will be re-
funded If ii does not increase weight
and restore the system to health.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-26
GREAT lA 5 N CAIRO
July Fourth and Fifth sky Will Be
Pierced by Eirdmen and Fire
Works.


Cairo will have two days OF ayia-
ton exhibition. the Fourth and fifth
OF July, and also the great fire works
display on the night of the Fourth.
This is assured by the good work the
soliciting committees are doing. The
PEOPLE are nearly all coming up with
the goods" In only a few instances
has the committee been turned down.
Almost everyone is interested in see
ing Cairo have the largest crowds OF
people within her confines that have
been here for many years.
One OF the committee said yester-
day. There is not man, woman
or child within reasonable dis
tance OF Cairo but what will want
10 see the. man bird fly over the city
and over the waters OF the Ohio, and
the great fireworks display that will
be the finsst and most extensive ana
expensive ever fired outside OF the
largest cities The committees
have considerable work yet ahead of
Them TO complete the fund necessary
10 guarantee the cost of the exhibit
lions, but they are receiving SO
much encourage ment from the citl-
zens that they now feel positive that
the money will be forthcoming.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-26
No CONDUCTOR CARS
Walnut and Commercial Street Cars
Handled Entirely BY Motormen
Beginning This Morning.

When-ihe citizen OF Cairo attempts
TO board street car this morniES
on the Walnut street and CONNER
cial avenue line he should bear IN
mind that he must wait on the OPP
poslte side of the street from whefe
ne has been accustomed to wait for
a car to stop. and then mount the
front steps on@the right hand side u
the car He will enter the 'pay-as-yan'
enter" platform, for the hind end
will now be the fore end. motors
have been placed in what was here
tofore the rear Of the car aud there
will be no conductor on the car. The
money and ticket box will be in q
convenient place and if every ono
has his change ready, there will be
little delay in the movement of the
cars.
The men who smoke are expressing
themselves as we'll pleased by being
siyen the privilege OF the rear plat
fern which will be their smoking
department.,