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The Springfield herald., 1911-03-31


home in Colorado Springs is being
cleared preparatory to erection of the
s6O, 900 building. which will be started
within a few weeks.
The Consolidated Ditch Companies
are preparing to make hard fight
against the transfer of thirty-six feet
of water from the Duggan to the Bur
lington ditch at Fort Lupton.
Alleged to have swindled a Denver
man, Albert c. Jahl is under arrest in
Fort Worth. Texas. and will be
brought back to Denver for trial on
the charge of obtaining money under
false pretenses.
Mrs. Graham E. Babcock of Colo
RADIO Springs, will soon receive a
share of the estate of her father,
George S. Myers. the st. Louis to-
bacco magnate who died in California.
The estate has been appraised at
s4,365, ,5S3.4S.
The committee on mines and min
ing of the Denver Chamber of Com
merce is considering the establish
ment in Denver of bureau where
can be kept on file full and reliable
particulars of Colorado mining prop
critics, from prospects to producing
mines, offered on lease and bond or
straight sale.
In few weeks the directors of the
Maggie Company will meet in Colo
RADIO Springs to declare second divi-
dend of $4,000. being from royalties
paid in by Lessee Carl Johnson. The
mine is making regular production
and there is every reason to believe
the Maggie will be one of the big
mines of Raven hill and will rank with
the Cresson, just south of it.
A threatened strike of the engi-
neers of the Denver e Rio Grande
railroad has been settled by the in
tervention of Charles P. Neill, fed
eral commissioner of labor.
1t looks as if Colorado will have
another big fruit crop this year. Mar
tha A. Shute, secretary of the state
board of horticulture. has already
through district inspectors. reports
from a number of the big, fruit pro.
ducing counties of the state and the
opinion is almost unanimous that the
prospects for large crop were never
better.
A movement has been started to
have residents of the Arkansas valley
buy only products manufactured in
that section. when possible.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-28
EXPERIMENTAL nocEI.

i mas the lamented Colonel Henier-
son Eho said -iel The neE light. shine
The Arlington News in recalling the
remark observes that they have been
Z. the most sEnisent glory and al
readE the brightness OF great many
q them is growing dim After review
Ing the nrecfrious stains OF several o.
them i gees On 70 say
Iowa has free trade or she is
about 10 get II in What she produces
as the price Of these new lights and
lie people are tired of the price de
manded OF II As result they are
turning 10 safe and sane men TO rep
resent them and in few years Iowa
Ein look back and wonder that she
WAS ever SO foolish as TO follow after
the neF lights Experience is good
teacher. Iowa has had that kind OF a
teacher and i has done her good
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-28

have this description accurate, bur
We are writing without notes and this
Is the best our memory will serve Us.
All the ladies' in town viii understand
Enar We meal, anyway. The groom
was dressed in common every day
hand-me-down conventional black suit.
purchased OF one OF the local clothing
merchants, and felt as much dressed
up as two-cent millionaire at a
charity bali.
We. not the editorial "Eer this
time, departed on the 1925 train for
Des Moines 10 spend q part of our
honeymoon. That city is an ideal
place for honeymoon lark. Folks
there seemed right glad 10 see us. Had
shower" on Us Friday afternoon
and ne had numbering good time
as we'll as having the satisfaction OF
seeing the dust settled. We came as
far as Wellrnan Saturday night and
spent Sunday and MONDAY with the
groom's folks, returning home Monday
evening 20 fall into storm of rice.
corn and other cereals as we alighted
from the train The groom was treat
ed TO an enjoyable ride in wheel
harrow from the depot up town. for
which We editorial we1 we're truly
grateful
The newly welded couple viii be
Al home with the brides parents until
they can rent a suitable house and
gather up enough second hand furni.
tire TO go 10 housekeeping with.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-28
THE OLD SOLDIERS

Cz1er zhss heading the Des NeI2es
Tribune says e1is1-sszly-
TIE old soldiers have about s0n.
eaodsd hist EaSg caaaot azor5 30 sa-
gage bands fer ing Memorial CAV
parade and exercises The Fr5Ces so-
esE11s have gone NJ sssyua6 HE reach
a their s3sl1c- Escss treasures Tt
old soSGls-s also hid some trouble in
arranging for q sa-5s.rrso-T Eesss-s
place for their 6cEa soE1 exercises
and II -oos 2 good deal Of lsgo-zas
Ing 10 c07c9r6s : reasonable cgsztrscz
TIE Fsts-xas Ehc- sc IA ds75Eaz
20 SsEM heroes Z h5Ee. are entitled IN
more .haa cheers uz these occasions
Ter are fzlsae5 ID eys-E sBsros5ts
l1sz en- possible b Ezz1s.5 md 3
grateful cEtE Dagat IN see 10 II that
Memorial day sE-e1ss DOGS le1 tsli
sDo heavily lpo1 ghsm Memorial
cay IS zo1 zsresF The Fs1s12s GzE-
i x sEe-v patriotic Americans 6aE
ard every patriotic American cEgh-
% be glad 70 help IN substantial
wy, 10 MAKE Il a Success
The article * interesting as zE21s--st-
ing the marked dszegeacs bs1uael
co1disse7s resazzTs N Mezo1zz2 6zy
observance in Des Mosnes and Reoguk
There Il appears me o9s soldiers ara
expected 70 make al the arrangements
for the PROPER osss-Tznes o. The car
ana to soas the a5Tlse Here the cnn-
-l-5rg takes everything into lis oEn
hands peEsecss al Inc arrangements
down 80 tire nin41ess details seo-s Ell
TIE bills far speaker, band. ice. trans
portsizo-- ssrx ard ether things and
treats the veterans as is hozored
guests Il XII he Z reveistsoa % a
good msay people II this city that any
other community IN ToEa Or elsewhere
IN the north permits It's old soldiers 10
eear the expenses iac55eat 10 Al oc-
casioa in their ao-or ~ vel as II
honor Il their das6 con-a6es alc
which means 50 nGch 70 them i IS
,he boss1 a. Dss Mo5nas thai Ii does
.bfngs IN 3ts mad scramble foT
population and ~sal1a il has clearly
left 1adune oze thing Il shorl5 hare
5ora The opportunity 10 heao- SIR
Tivo-s q tie great Civil Es- win not
much Eo-gsr he afforded arr c11nuns-
II While J, lasts the most shoEsd be
made Of iras evidence Of appreciation
u se-Tices which ean never be reward
Fl as they should BE-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-28
AUTOMOBILES IN IOWA.

Since the first q Jaaaary last
Iowa people have bought auto
mobiles 81 an acreage rate Of
afsy 6sy- The ta,al aun5s,
purchased socording 70 ne rec
lords IN the Office al the sssresgry
Of stare was a-e.s. representing n
outlay Of ss.s7S. 400. During The yea,
1919 there Were 5ssaed IN The autc
osEartEe1z % ire cfSce Of the sacra
sarg o. state licenses for la.sts new
automobiles. The figures indicate TIA,
The present rear =iii al least eQBal
and probably exceed thai number ay
: considerable margin L the p-esea.
rate IS kept Up through the remain.
ing months.
The total shown FOR the state by
he iscsnss figures IS 1852 sntomo-
asles At the conservative figures o.
ssaa for each one OF these machines.
i shows that The citizens O. Iowa
have So. sas 500 IN wealth lied up in
soy EEso1s Al TIE present time
he records shov large percentages
q the machines basag purchased are
going 10 the farmers Of the state and
The residents of the small towns BEt
few licenses are shown for the larger
cities Of the state
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-28
o. e.Ea-loAsz-E 4a-uE

T1e rsas- = sa-@r1cse.as ~
BsEo4r q ~ EgEs Az-z-Ezsoe1 Lagae
Sat ss-1 ~ q aecr zso,r ~
sTs.en q gazx VIZ ezs1 szse 1er
y c-sc. u ~ r1scTY tasE ~ eEeeg
tagneEt g61 ezrocrge2 asea - II
lLto sssccEz Sza-zY -gt - ges
,he!T creeks -as1se Seez xsr fs---
mend its@st - ths T-sterS>o ge-1-e-.
~aich thinks i, 1oEstssi Eaee.e-
me PROPOSED psza sazl1 - - 81
heient eHect 70 o9s@s II saerg.ver-
renee and risk oceassoase tEe ezr.sey-
er The Reporter potna o,st 80 -
+ paving oy check has mar za4zz.zgea
over the cash System and sew " m,
4 eeFhs VIII feel disposed 70 ~ azcf 70
tne actual noney netho1 go
advanced as the opinion q nzEv ~,
nave given the matter tnouzhr tszr =
POCKET full Of ready none rcss1 -
more OF temptation for he - i.
stop IN and have something 49,
simple little check that he esr 49,
until needed Here in K4rk-r1 -
, adopting Superintendent garFsrs+ ~. q
gestion. All the local banks are 49, -
} Tor an hour On SATURDAY. evars-,
after working hours and IN
: ployes who desire to cash Chez. 80 -.
an opportunity TO, do so H@
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-28

Eass= Re rsssaly larse1 vash The net
w'esEas- i via be necessary FOR The
g-ccsEs 10 ~'siSh III tie EEsonr they
E2sy have On hand 0a July Isl sna
marx Il with ghs xszgA1, Afss- sssas
Eazas he mills VII mark the weight
q ne bags before 4 Is sent o-s.-
Mr. Bss1sE sisted lhs. IN Dss
Nclnas a1A othe- large cities his de-
Ezr1nsaE IS having considerable trOs,-
re WIKI pe51Esrx Of vegeszs,ss ard
other zrorsssoas whn gre shorE
weights End measures He stafsa Ihgt
cziF few oars sgo ols of The saspsc-
HTS hr0cshI IN . peek measure that
had been SO hz6Ey 6sated thai il
v1oll6 moi hold anything Ike : peek.
t1s MEASURE having been taken from
Vsssfah2e pse56ler.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-28
TIMELY HEALTH HINTS.

TIE Iowa Health Bulletin gives the
following health suggestions for chill
drsn which every child should learn
srd follow
ID not spit II you can help it
Ne-sT sPit on slate. floor or side
wa1
Do not put the fingers into the
mouth
Do not pick the nose or wipe the
rose On the hand or sleeve
Do nos vet the finger in the mouth
Efen turning the leaves OF books.
Do not put pencils in the mouth
or ses them with the lips.
Do not put money into the mouth
DO not Pit pins into the mouth
Do not put ANYTHING into the mouth
except food and drink
Do not swap apple cores, candy,
chewing gum. half-eatsn food, whistles
Or beam blowers. or anything that Is
put into the mouth.
Never cough or sneeze into per-
sons face Turn your face to one
side
Keep your face and hands clean;
wash the hands with soap and water
before each meal.
Do not put in the fingers into the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-28
TIE NEW IOWA FOOD LAWS.

n an address bs*o-s the thirteenth
annual convention % ths Iowa RI
tza Merchants association IL session
Il Cedar Rapids O. Thu-sdgy, B II
Bzrnsr. state 6zi-y and fcso.6 commits
sio1e-. explained sona o. the rvoyf
siozs Of 1taa req food las that ws-e
PASSED b. The last legislature Mr-
Ba-neF confessed that the grc4ce-s
are getting slfghtiy the worse OF 1t
N so-a # the pure food legislation
hrt stated that the Laws are beng
mixed with Z lite horse sense in the
enforcing and Ehen the Thing gets
70 running smoothly there vii De no
complaint from any honest grocer
He said thas- Ike in ersv other busi-
ness. there are grccers who are not
to7ss- ard the enforcement Of the
law upon dishon est grocers has ten
dencv 10 reflect sonewhat On the
honest men.
Nr. BzEev Is strnagIy IN favor Of
the proposed sanitary measure
Thich PASSED TIE senate a the
Teee-t session but for some rea-
son Eas defeated in the houss.
Hs il Of the opinion that this
aw would be Z good thing for
.ae batter class Of grocers by maxim :
j. necessary for the unsanitary places
ID t,e kept clean He stated that Z
MN ear Keep dirty. filthy store z;
ass expense than the mgn who keepe
Tx place clean and ssnitary-
IRE nsz reights and measures
Nv VII - into effect On July Isl.
E-s after ttzt rne The state inspeE-
to-s VII test lie scales and meas
-=s Z IL stozes they visit
TEe-e rzs considerable discussion
-azz-1zg re 1et Eeight Law. which
ASP gses into effect On July 1st Mr.
B-r ssae6 tEzs Al present Gus
.g-- soes Ezto z stors ard asks fei
Eezzz - sztts- He Is handed out q
-sags ea-ssa-sEg fourteen o. dfIes1
sa-cas. goea tos and weighs Il and
csg-a EacE EFs1 a5,ce II lis eye
to raeGg n -cG -z-Ee5 Is 10
x@g-- z71 ~ grr,se- s=lls the bu-.
-a- IT -aeEezs rze E-e ~ he gsts q
srEszz Is e7-ea-s-T Hr- Ba-sy Is ..
IL are-1s- r.ar EEe g-eee-s sheuId
sT-zs- eEess -zre-E 20 ttss- Custom.
~ ~ z.-r se- z--5sssss tc- pound
.z- ~ 8zcEs 1oes z1t reign :
c,oa-s. ss1e- EEaY In & vsI " -sces
nz-y Err sTs-T 1sl.xzge 70 eo--zfn tt=
- Eeg-- s-z-S.e1 E75sy u re
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-28
WoaE FLOWERS Eos so,nf-es

- w nc F01 SlLlBS =
he Gate Ctr pzaiished ne c+nar
ozy communication "a the Subject
q more 5oEe-E fe-- sol1ie-E E-srss On
AsEorza4 csE and fewer offerings IN
-ras- dey On Ihs grzres o. zaose w5o
we're ngs soldiers. MAT should be "a
Yaatea and emphasized until il ss-ss
dep into ne consciousness ce he
coEnr-2zri'T- TIE gls1 OF the c-o-B I'M
taIion. j. viii bs recalled Hss TAT
TIE custom a sgTewing aoEerx on tie
A4sf resting Places q The coan,--y, :
defenders has been E,gTGta5. rhar
re have made rerso-sl. MI 2 ~
tsoEa1 MATER CIT q IL * ers5encad
oy ne 1zct Efza- the aor soldie- graves
il Oakland ceuGe-y gel tie choicest
AID oesE If 4or5sts en- furnish. zsila
The DrsTs soldiers arg decorated
FitA TIE znos1 Indifferent kads. that
These sz-5rtarss are 4ag 70 one 4-ill
ATTEMPT . DENY Tie chzrge i true.
= or shame - Il said we have
- cars o E1a rear 70 ar aozers
N E.e gaTez o. CIR 6ss- o-as In
Coz Are 1as t1nusiea1ior
we1E o. 70 zaT. za ls x So Z, It
EAa- o. tae 3s5ra 1zr. III the caoscast
7cTs-z carE IL 1azsoEsd z-oznss rs
E1s t-ar= so165s-E- boys Wig zzre III
-aeT 1sd-1ass. s3r=s--lst M 5ge-
N ss-z s-5 stripes right =srs
oFe- eFs-v Etzt m eniesz. --zEszz
Ehat 1aT p-ss-zzs-sly ~ sa165e-s
-a-ne-4zl
Ts szssaso- II e,sS1 rs-aelr e-d
goo1 a-1 o~at 10 ~ zoo5ee1 Eseea-
-zEz91 e al gzFes 5s.Esz-s-.zse
- &s-Wsl sT r1ss ~ II dis
i1les1- tt1zt so15S y preserved -
tEeaz t5nse v1o E-s s.sese-E ~
t1oze Eao mere uot ard ~ - 17-a
1etrzets e-c- re s5g-5Eeszse 81 -
1,cczElc1 III lie ao-or 1zs -aos= NO
gaze tse1- - Eazg To- egs-trY -zsge-
lire j s2Ro seF-ze-s tro- t.s vszs
g IL cccsss1a "a laaso- E1 gs-essr-
l4g . ~ yg ge-e-as61-. za1
t3ere1T 6eE1oTE rzc1 ot liz g-z,<sez1
EE@-l1eEz Trere Z zss1 za6 E-ge-e
-@e-5 fr- yeo "a s.aE rst-er sr5 s.
e@- er-s z31s tssg Bpez 1eu -aeE-
DIR ztzsr so-or-ws Ge-9--
III 1zF LII q t1zt 1zT -ezr-
Il ~ rgz3 eE-ez q 1ssscrzxz-g
c1T - 1zg-F 1ea1. II ~st xrgz~
Eesz.=1 Ea@z MzF Il VS. se1 z-z-4
3 s " z- ex,reEE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-28

Ias Noar-ose Journal IN rs Issue
for Inc week inst ended confirms 1as
rs199-t OF is sale 10 Rer Georss Duty
q Miltol- Rws- Mr. Scott explains
HAT he disposed q ne pspe- aeczuss
osner interests Claim his attention He
: 70 be credited Hirh having g1ven
No7trose TIE bas- Local newspaper IN
Es nistor. TIE new owrs vii %
Fsn i Sc kesEs the Journal NJ 70 il
present standard Of excellence =
E1rTeyor Of home news
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-28
A. NJ. peYoe. state Superintendent :

A. NJ. DeYoe state superintendent Of
public instruction. has called confer
ence of county superintendent at
Ames June 8. and 10 The purpose
of the conference is to take up the
rural school problems and ascertain
what steps are necessary to better the
sanitary conditions, the courses of
study, rural school sentiment, apparat-
us for such schools, and how to get
the people behind the rural school
movement in Iowa, This last is the
hardest problem confronting the edu-
Gators because of the fact that there
is constant knocking on the rural
school in Iowa and very little boosting
for 1T.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-28
soathsastern iowa Editor Gets MAJ
rieS

" z W-hetstine in Columbus Safe
guard: Thursday evening. May IS,
1911. at g clock. al the home OF the
brides parents, sir. and Mrs. !. A.
Endsley. occurred the marriage OF
their Only daughter, Lola F. 10 ". Z.
Whetstine, the editor OF this one
bcTse newspaper Rev. Lawrence.
Eastor Of the Z. P. church 81 Colum-
bus City. performed the ceremony
The affair vas not widely adyertis-
e, and consequently vas not largely
attended. only the family OF the bride
being present
TIE bride vas attired in : gown 0.
tra-ia-la de umpty tum, or some such
material, coFered allovsr IN spots with
nainnow neis and trimmed with-vith
--EslI Il vas trimmed. We may not
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-28
s1o0 REWARD s1no.

The readers of this pa-e- xii, be
Pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that ucsence has
that Is Cafa-rah- Hall Catarrah Cure
is the cniy positive cure now known 70
the medical fraternity Catarrh leing
z constitutional disease. requires a SON.
ststuuoazl treatment Halls Catarrah
Cure IS taken internally acting directly
upon the blood ard mucous surfaces Of
the system. thereby DESTROYING tr soun-
cation OF the disease and giving tn
patient strength By building Up the con-
sututfon and assisting nature IN doing
its work The proprietcrs have so much
IA in It's curative powers that they
that IL fails 70 cure. Send for lists Of
testimonials
address 2. J. CHENEY & CO., Tole.
CO, o.
Sol By all druggists. -
Take Halls Family Pills for coastipa-
ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-28

Boston school master hzt upon The
happy sxPedisa1 Of gfv5ng baseball ar
essEes g FORK on 10 1he boFs Who
Fe-s backward IN mathematics Tia.
Eas something the. bars ~e-e inse--
ssted N and they trek real deAgat II
solving rhe problems The sscre. OF
dealing successfully with backward
children Is solred ~ an6tn- on shat
Interests raas-ard putting their minds
Al work u that
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-28
keokuk, iowa May = ssst

THE BIRTHDAY or TIE BIBLE
IN the beginning was TIC Iori,
and the Word vas xi1a God. and the
Word was God--st John III.
Il brezthed in The primal chaos. it
saoas IN he first great sun.
II pulsed in The glowing ether or evsr
world vas done
And through al the enrty eons Ehea
never star had place
i swept IN eternal srzEdeu- across
all the aalds u space
The hour that he s-s. SKY giorez
wiEh silver and crimson bars.
i rose II the marvel eh0rus-the
song o. the morning stars;
Tremendous and deep and misnty.
The Word vas the SOM 81
things
Ere brother made var On brother u
folk Enew Of slarss and kings
For far IN the outer Erlendor. where
systems ere dimmad To haze
And orhs that ne uerer dream Of %
Spinning their righ-s and days.
The Word Is the aw forever. and
vas ere the birth Of time.
L lived IN the Hght eserngi thrcnga
centuries Ill sublime
Ard ne zish CIR ,oks and letters.
and re with our codes and
creeds-
ne dim II N clumsy language. ~.
aush il zith hz--en deeds,
Full far with he pride OF beng W
read win oar narrowed eFez
The Truth Is ne tain you'd spsn IL
ne pany oass. oFerxise
And hoE mar We razd or hear it.-
We quEbhlers Of things an
deeds.
And how mar We sense its forming
foreFer 10 FL Cur needsF
We habfle Of plan and purpose re
question Of What ard wnv.
Nor read IN the apple blossom. nor
see IN the Etarstrewn sky
Wilbur .. Nes5it in Chicago pos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-28

Tie Pablo drinking c1p and The
typhoid ny arg finding lie mora an1
more strenuous as Their raj nature
becomes better am more ssasrzsiy
knoE1- Il < now recognized OF al
sides that together with ErOnzscuo1s
splitting II 1z5lic places they ooasls-
tate The grzTesr menace 10 pubic
health.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-28
To the Electors of the City:

the TACT that queries being made through
the that be
than frankly discuss all objections that are serious
affecting the welfare Of the City hereby invite any
~oey having mind objection that he considers or
u7 seriously sound and conclusion as the
d with No. IS North Fifth
Street Monday Wednesday Friday night o'clock
be gd discus and explain fully all Of said end that we
NAY al together for the Cys best Before endorsing these
carefully considered the C best and we endorse
them only because regard them the step vet proposed
boxing 10 the up-Duldng Of the Greater Keokuk
kEOkUk INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-28

Msyor Hama Of Des MONIES his
issued a proclalsEzoa calling as1a1-
ton 10 the fart that The state lsE
prohibits sro-ts and anussnsa-s On
Memorial Oar, Mar Sc. L IS wholis
slpe-1uo1s 10 remark t1zs TIE Des
Moiaes baseball elua hss been Losing
games right zaoag
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-28

The sseesa-s 81 Hsscoass- VIII ross
en- woman suffrage Fl The general elsc
ton II 1872 II fas same tine & XII
BE proposed 10 The voters II ssFsds-
California, Orsgoa and Kansas Undsr
ON ToEa constitution Il cannot b sub
ni1ssd n this state prior 10 1915
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-28

I'D II les Molnes they are ssrsozslr
talking CT putting reckless spss5
naniacs II jail Unless something
Is done 10 check the es1i outraged Cit
asns threaten 10 take the Law into
their Own hands and FIRE npon re Of
Tending chauasurs and motor cscas
rsde-s-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-28

Colonel Roosevelt has prezen.es :
painting 10 the New York board o. a.
ucation entitled, "Am nv Brotba--.
Keeper" On the surface Of thfng. /,
doesn't look as if he was anvbos ! /.
keeper at the present time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-28

Iowa undertakers in their recen,
state convention in Des Moines re-.
solved that they are ''mortcianse and
that their business ought to be regard.
ed as profession Gracious. Isp't
the cost of funerals great enough al,
ready?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-28

There is nov 2 foo. o. szo- AZ
Province OF Alberta. Cszzds
southeastern Iowans u9 taere 80
used TO complain Of the bacxrzr4nsss
Of the springs in this ls,5r.se -
now getting their just desa-s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-28

7 re7uired considerable u n e-o--
ont Diaz finally succeeded IA lera,g
90 Z takes sz-o-g ,a-d II a.
eo1aplish anything IN Neyfro
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-28
THoueHT EoR 70 60

BriliiancE has not accomplished
half as much in the rorid a. mediocre
ability win STAYING power, persiz.en
c., stick-to-it-iTeness.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-28

4 Des Noires preacher took eor hr
theme the other day Gresxho9per
Men L is 70 be presumed that n
made them jump.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-28

Swat The t1y-hat don't forge. !
boil the drinking water.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-28

Hail JOYOUS spring. Also hzss-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-28

Work Long Hours.
Most workers in Switzerland ara
employed about eleven hours a day,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-28

THE BIRTHDAY or TIE BIBLE
IN the beginning ~as she Word,
and the Word vas with God. and the
Word was God-st. John III.