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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-30
Hang Him.

Juggins-who was it that said II he
could make the songs of the people he
wouldn't care who made the laws?
~Muggins-Don't know. But IL he's the
chap who's making the songs Of the peo-
Pile nowadays I'd just like TO have the
making OF the laws a little while That's
ALFRED Hen.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-30
Tnfit for Rnninena.

Poor mani said the kind old lady who
was seeing the state prison. why are
you hereT'
Because my lawyer inherited 10000 the
day before he made his plea 10 the jury
and couldn't weep."-Judge.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-30
Odd Superstitions

Sweep the dust out OF the front door
and you sweep a fortune away.
It is unlucky for children to walk back
ward while going on an GRAND.
II meat shrink in the pot when boiling
it is unlucky; II it swell it is a sign of
prosperity.
In the days OF Lord Bacon It was usual
for gamesters to imagine that some by
ISLANDERS brought them Ill luck
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-30

TOO mucn TO Expect.
Hewitt-Does the climate agree with your
wife?
Jewitt-That's more than I'd expect OF
any climate.-Smart Set
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-30

CHESTER A.. ARTHUR.
was formally administered in Washington
two days later by Chief Justice Waite.
President Arthur found himself in a po-
sition OF great delicacy, but he pursued a
course OF great sagacity and ministered
the affairs of the government with ad-
mirable conservatism. He commanded con-
fidence on all sides. preserved public order
and promoted activity in business circles.
Copyright, 1911, by the N. Y. Herald Col
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-07

Cutting cane as well bananas, ell But not incorpor
mark that The dangerous is the grown in St
Kanaka's back yard
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-07
WHY OAHU SHOULD BE sTRoNG&

,rr pr;deot who was thought to be wapreN i; Oo
- ne ,o+ed in = mood of cheerful augury n eaH"lS
an Hon Wn p Fenton Of Portland repeats MS ~
oo The President belief that 5t aSd viii urge
Congress- and departments the
upon NonSl an
Preside words peneI,G, Soid
NOSE want stop enemies there, ne suu
Mr. elo tborn Therefore Ha"aii mug "
strong-yery ~ tho corc1u OiIs of high
rh Droonne which is based upon the cons hc;st and of
strategy deserves the support OF every f the Other side the
n d attack the passing and leaving He c and Of
Pachc 4l to take the risk OF investing cPS ~
he couu ar attack by fleet or the cutting 81 II e he
nt o with the distant base By all the ra nre and possess
would first nave an attack upon cities aogeeT me G
american soil Oriental power Gomo i in sumner
a' make Oahu mpregnabc-strong very 'troI strong a. m
dent says anu % INV such scale as would otherwise be called LOT
n takes ful account OF the possible hostility OF Ttea
I5 Which IN case of war with the United STATES Moll " f
| m T. a.er, Canadian owing to inability 70 care ol
M Itrrne western territory hold the Canadian acme ms
unbrOken
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-07

There is no reason why Gompers should have been under tn
same police surveillance other who crneprodcn
Organization chief of the Black Hand society, for instance
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-07
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher

The pumpkin is gorgeous fruit I'm glad that farmers always
it. We should unite its charms to the cook the farmer and
the poet 1t should appeal to every heart the pumpkins
THE sucCucnt and mellow The finest thing all the mart
PUMPKIN although it has streak of yellow looks tempting
in the fields that it will make a hungry when
puckcd by ifu hands yields the pie and JACKIE lantern
The pumpkin peO jumping ginger No other has such delights
No other be nngcr upon this masterpieces rights AS lonely
the above without stand and house
really love they Il make beat the band The
kin down the ages from Plymouth Rock pike ard
should inspire the poets far than eagles and the like 1t
beats the uWark and ccutchons of which decam
doed by Wiley and Woods IIutchn baks eternal fame
Uy GEO WALT MASON.
place the bamcof the Senbeg murder where Harry Orchards
icSsion did.
OF the Pearl Iarbor dock enlarged
intends to repair frstclass ships
1t is that China has Red Cross society ought
to be encouraged.
This is good time boom the burglar trade
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-07
LITTLE. INTERVIEWS


WALTER THURTELL-I have sent
my complaint directly to the Presi-
dent.
GENERAL MURRAY hope Oahu
will get the 10000 men to garrison it,.
They ought to be sent here.
GOVERNOR FREAR-The naval of
fcers should enjoy every minute Of
their trip around the island.
ADJUTANT KLUGE-It looks as if
| will be here for the whole campaign.
There is much that is interesting in
the work and / like it.
w. r. POPE-For a real good walk |
Barracks, over the Waianae Gap, to
the railroad depot at Waianae.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-07
FORT ARMSTRONG
TO Be ENLARGED

Fort Armstrong, Waikiki, is to be
enlarged by the acquisition of some
land recently held by the naval au-
thorities This land has been trans
ferred according to recent order. Be
yond the fact that it is for enlarge
ment of Fort Armstrong, nothing def
mite is known.
This is really reclaimed land, for it
is still in parts a swamp, but the
dredgers are at work on it and soon
it will be ready for use.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-07

MISS PARIS-A Hawaiian whose
bananas had all been cut and was
hungry, complained to me that his
sugar cane had also been destroyed
l had not heard of any cane-cutting or.
ders, but the work was done by the
regular banana squads.
w. +. ROWELL-I wonder who
ever heard of a turbine boiler" or re
ciprocating boiler" until the Adver
tiser mentioned them in an Associated
Press dispatch this morning. It was a
bad technical break for even a news
paper man to make. Do you suppose
the Associated Press sent it out that
way?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-07
THE ABSENTEE DELEGATE.

elf ra Star what Delegate Kuhio is being paid for
He % al but few days the Extra Session here engaged m m
customary pursuits Of dene varied by tne ca in Wasting
warrants f Hawaiian bills ready for progress was sad
that ne @ Ne in Washington but it is perfectly Sae guess
A.. E Mn NOT he in his day i'll six Unless mas
returned from Europe ia"an IS o'N 'sp'
nomnaly. T., ,,;d &C little attention. to his duties
as 5ng very different from the cordial ndotSeRS nc =
rettinU from he President
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-07
WHEN CALIFORNIA REJoIcEp.

WHEN CALIFORNIA REJoIcED.
Dr. Rupert Blue of the United States
Public Health and Marine Hospital
Service, who has been stationed in
San Francisco for some years, was to
sail for Honolulu on November 4, to
be chief quarantine officer of the is
lands.
Perhaps we shall now have a little
let-up on the rat-nea-squirrel, bubonic-
plague-scare.
Bye, bye, Blue!-LQs Angeles Times
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-07
THE POLICE AND THEIR PROBLEMS.

When burglars rob the corner OF fort and o'e
streets the police know nothing about at the time what chance
would householder in the outskirts have OF police protection
reorganize the force wake it up to make more
efficient We getting touch with the trained criminal class
which naturally drawn here by tales of wealth Suc men oc
sionay hide the ranks of passing regiments or IN the
visiting ships There be the police force mt TO
with them the that used to lay everything wrong Bare
Bill and whom the of Rodriguez whose habitat IS
known presents problem Of hopeless obstacles
Wake and reorgan we'll have successful bank robbery
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-07

that all fruits
a
health authorities have decreed
be
1t an i'll wind etc
1t pleasant sympathy for Oahu mtl7
gated impulses But all hail the OF truck
farming good out OF it,
The should go slow about adopting s. scale tor
dealing with the labor unions all Gompes IS
part of the political labor system of Hawai- should
permit absorb The Territory ought beware of it as would
of peslence .. q.
That American where they burned ngress and two negro
men other day because the blacks didn't like to have
outsiders land ought visit from agent OF the
Turkish Board Of Foreign Missions il there is
There no should have been under the
same surveillance other who crime producing
organization chief of the Black Hand society, for instance
Cutting well bananas Ell! But not incorporated
mark that The dangerous the sort grown poor
Kanakas back yard
hope that the further testimony of the McNamaa will
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-07

MEN who are particular about clothes are
~ apt to be particular about the little nice
ties Of dress; scarf pin, set of studs for the
dress shirt, house coat or smoking jacket,
walking stick or an umbrella. You may not
want to give such man a suit or OverCoat; for
Christmas maybe he doesn't need one, or
doesn't want you to; but you can give him
pleasure, and something he does want,
without spending too much and without dan
ger of getting the wrong thing.
Here's a little list of large and small things
that like they're all here and lots more;
STE if you don't hnd in the list just what you'd
like to give some man as a Christmas gift.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-07

Fine Job Printing. Star Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-09
ATTY. ODLE WILL
NOT LIKE This
Bal Has Beer srtra1z-e- fnta ssrss-
FOR tss r4rFoa. q sr7esias
OUT szF-1-
Fees
HOW IT WOULD WORK
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Prose-gtSo-z 1ss ss EEf-F-
rzs.1 ~ IRIS Lays
fz.5ee-.

re ire tro ss1-is aill.s rasai=d ~
TIE ToTz sEsfe e@esu Izws -aeE
rIH 10 swzg VITA Sass ssT5Ex syzys9sszz--rls-
rs LAWYERS wiza Enf4a1 s1s STATE prose,
ea-1ax Ee7gs8- cases On r@sEF ssc1-az,--
sISr1es Far TIE ss1 zzEarE@y fees Tz
Esw wosit no eozaE discourage M
former 0s5J@. wig q y5-raes.;z-EEE Ezz
cszes zrzszz1 tie local ss5as1ezEse 5.ses.
TIE GzEs 6lE7 GerEazEse b-fst NO
fIcs ef -fe passage 81 5hs SaEnzis ERE
Fl Ezs se1sse and Tie fo9rs VILE slt1I-
t55zzE EazorTrzzso1 f-rz Z De.E Mca-ss
Newspaper vf1 ~ ct nss-ss
~'TEe serste pszae,f swo sauuEs
tsTIs gesaerEay vnHe1 ope-zss 70 take
swzY Eis s55Grzsg Fss ef ~ ncw Il
Iowss1 sG5o-nsgz vise p-ase,eg15e ~
fIans asssssz pernorz 1ar sae Illegal
ssBs Of Eigznr
SeaaEa- Ssn-az5z ard 81 sena15rz
wzs7 zVa1perrsss E,s aEEss Declared en-
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CTR are sE1arEsTs viz E-avsa III cT=r
the SITE 6-Iazf1g srcr zsrIcrz. ner N
good zzEsA Bar l--eiF So xzt 5a,z AZ
tavnsy feet TEsT eiaEmHa ea= grear
-zz50rfEF Of tie cases wsre Gss-.iEsEss=s--
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OXIDES al1arE@F ss,ss TE@a ssssrzsss
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sgaFnsE grssE ant a1FEsrss az',sz-E
The asrcnzrs % sh= r.aars -
Isss5 Is We wazs9sr Z uErre en Eas
rsr- 81 tie Eay-.sr savess ss zzas swaT
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-09

BOOKS for : zsrsE51-- zsT ~esE'--zz
Eass ssrse1 10 srznz - us Ear az ~
FEes -zzT Fs1asznrs 81 rrs li1-1s
Ezus- II #as zzserras- snaa me Eszzr
sage os TIE aGEzs was = step aszskTzrs.
os twenty fire ysar
Roaa nsaaVzrss rass=sz- tie frss IF
Z vuxe e I'D Z ant ire see1Ead q
sev nzaE1ss IaEsr- uEshcEzz ,sscsE5ss 81
4 Fnae % IS tg IL
when 1s third measure sa-s z5s
2 eeuaan5cr ELL N ths orhsr Ev7-
and haVSzg sss sams Es-vese- Senator
SszeaEe.gns rlss45ss 4 sdsa scr S1s ETY.
to HE-e Up z;zaA1sz Il
axe Hzz soza5*ess 5F Serazlar F-uGE1-
s-cs and Se1zrer sEzh q Mi-cntsilr
and ks-ve@ ta=- tas a-E--zsns was
es.1.s-5-a1etss during TIE zs1rr z-Es thai
rsrazrsr5. u1sFI the nno- hs-TE- Ess1
fur7ner consideration 1s Th,s o5I vas
I'm rver u1ffz sEEs E-1-ufrsg- when II
VA m.a1e : SPECIAL orV.sr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-09
Warning to Railroad Men.

Look out for severe and even da1
gerous kidney and bladder troubles
resulting from years OF railroa dins
Geo. E. Bell, $50 Third ST, For
Wayne. Ind. was many years coz
ducto- on the Nickle Plate. He SAYS.
Twenty years of railroading left ny
kidneys in terrible condition. Ths'e
was continual pain across my oacA
and hips and my kidneys gave NJ
much distress, ard the action c, n'
bladder was frequent and most PAN.
full. got a supply OF Foley kidne'
Pills and the first bottle made = WOE,
dertul improvement and four bottles
cured me completely. Since oeins
cured have recommended Foe,
kidney Pills TO many of my railfoaa
friends" Wilkinson & Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-09
M tsetnee.rf. Anasyt..

A EfznvsYzss, named Poland, con-
fnet 81 sSsvgsss, sent Tor sciscitor 20
kno9 korr Re comI defer hss t-fal, and
ssa answered, ny getting an aDorns-
esr7 - saake sGfsyst u his Illness
Tafs Sss zccoycsnz5y tone IN the fot
lorrYag assnnsss ~Tns t>posent verify
bslge7ss, nat n tae said James En5-
I'm ~ cs8izef ~ axe kss tglzI A. TIC
eassfnz sessgor. he will be IN I'm,
mfaent lSExer ~ ais iHssS 10 which
re IesrseI Judge On me b>nca an,
sTerea tn: ae vevfly beiievsc ", TOO,
Tne trial rss orfsTe1 70 proceed iro,
aeofsteI1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-09
Detectives Seeking Mar Who Hired
Tuo-seated Rig and Abandoned it
in the Streets

Bruce read II through. glanced at
the first paragraphs of the story. and
laughed. Then he stuffed the paper
in his pocket and started down the
long hall az whose end lay the
brightly-lighted City Room.
AS he passed along. Young man
stepped out from one OF the side
rooms and caught him by the arm
Bruce turned quickly
Oh, hello, Steed, " he said.
q What's up, Bruce7" queried the
other They've been asking about
you all night Connors is sore as hell
He's been knocking like an anvil
chorus The Night City was just ask
ing me about you, too. swore
hadn't seen or heard of you since
noon. Don't give me away, viii you. :"
tTs IL esst:aStd1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-09
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sas aa-e x MS szs stock OF sxh.5l-
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Tls -ecs1t sezTE slse- cost the city
e Eza0az n IL neszabcFhool Of 81
49,
Wza Tseker azs purchased The
Esszc CEssz rea56szee and has taken
essssae5oz
wass gar7 slozn resErn=1 SATURDAY
eTsz1zg rcz Ser sazt5en znd eastern
tz
Czty az- Il season Keep
FcEar car es1se 10 TIE ground for the
z-razzas1E Ct the ZEN c5aaty high
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tsed Ssz9sF sve1lg. EnterEent Tues
szT f5e vas sge6 - Yez-z, and ore
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aepigsz ueergs arg cor IL prog
reas ~ Ing u z church SnuEh
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-09

zsz zor tEs Tinted CEREAL Mills rs
lsrrI-f,ry eerg n me east
Mrs Kate Eaes vsz1 To QEMey
lss1 vssE szrouss 10 eer home II
Caa.z
Tss class u 1879 q Carnage High
setneg. s1l1Es,1 thezr Ersz ANIMAL Dan
gEs- Il sas ns q. Miss Fr1s1z
8e-rT S@z-z-yzsg sFgg
TIE I'll II C. VII nee. Ezrh Miss
E1e=s SEE EsE SzrGzT-
Nzss AIEe TTzae-azks : wishing der
sl- Mr.. z 4 sssc1 If La Hs-Fs-
Marriage Lso.-ses
4Eae-1 C1=l. Carthage. Eva
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E1ra Il Bze Jr- SzuToo,
Cs-zs EElsc-- NzEyc.1
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-09

cop? he asked.
Well let them star quiet here he
piled Bruce, until the last edition
on the street After that the deiugs.
Our friend in the bedroom may raise
an awful howl. but guess we can
weather It. We're In for Il, anyway"
Twenty minutes later, closed car
rage stopped outside the newspaper
fuiiding- The three men disappeared
inside
In the darkness, Bruce turned TO the
! man with the key
Is the Sunday Room door IN
locked. Az" he whispered
Yes. sir
Then go up to the top OF the stairs,
hold the gate open at the top. and,
when the hall is clear. whistle
The man went UP the stairs and
turned the corner of the elevator shaft
The iron gate clicked
Bruce and McGinnis carried thei.
burden half way up and waited. A
moment later, a low whistle came
down to them
When the door of the Sunday Room
had closed behind the four, Bruce gave
sigh of relief.
don't know that we needed TO be
so mysterious about II at this end"
he said, but it's better to be on the
safe side It's better not to let too
many people know whom we've got
here before we print the news our.
selves"
He turned to McGinnis
STAY with our friend, Mac he
said. smiling. AL will lock you both
In and then I'll 90 and huri harpoon
into Connors.
In the hall outside, copy-boy was
hurrying by with bundle of first edt
tons under his arm. Down in the
basement. the great presses were still
rumbIing
Bruce grabbed one of the papers and
held up the front page under ceiling
light His ere instantly fell upon q
large. single-column spread head.
1t ran as follows:
MAS's HEADLEss Bonr Foryp IN NEW
TowS CREEK
Gztldensappe Ccse Recaf.ed By Grae
sors Discovery at Long IsInrd City
No CLUE 10 THE vIcrrM,s InEsrrrI
Body Had on Only an Urde-shirf fror
which Laundry Marks HGd Been
Remored
Police srsrEcr BLACK HAND
Detectires Seeking Hcr Who Hired
Ttco-sedted Rig and Abandoned IL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-09
The unappreelatIxe Lonoener.

London is a marvel: but ne Lon
doners do not wax passionate over y
qualities as the enthusiastic Frehea.
man does over his Paris. There :.
more beauty. mere charm. NOR
wealth, more culture and more ar' =
be found in London than any Wners :
the world. and we stolid English pev
PIE do not really appreciate it.--i0n
don Graphic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-09
Beware Of Ointments for Ca.
tarrh that Contain Mercury

a mercury viii surely destroy the ssr,..
OF smell and completely rerange the
who-e system when entering IL throtIrt /,
the mucous surfaces Such arrfri,.s
should never be used except on prescr-p-
tons from reputable physicians Is tie
damage they will Dc il ten fold TO ne
goou you car possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure. manufactured by
r. j. Cheney & Co. Toledo. o., ,,n-
tafns no mercury. and is taken inta--
nal!y. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. In
buying Halls CatarrE Cure he sure ~ou
ger the genuine 1t is taken internally
ara made In Toledo. Ohio. bv j.
Cheney & Co Testimonials free.
So by Druggists Price, sc yer bot
tie.
Take Halls Family Pills for const.pa-
ton
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-09

II r1- szvs tr1szszs IN getting M q.
rcts- caLE Fr1 Eav ET -ha- you arg
M -7ssafrg 4 r-ure-Ey- Ttzrs 3 n
rsazer VIZ . c.sEd ztnszl6 hsrg "a far
weeEs an 4 VIII E1r e Eer eass
casnEerEaa C1ush Es1sy Ec-
safe hr II dsalsrs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-09
C., 9. & 9. RAILWAY co.

Trains lear. from Union r.nv
Berths aud tickets. Fifth and Joh,
son streets.
South Bound.
No s. St Louis and south.
ieAses - ------... le:ls an
No. u. ST. Louis and Kan
sas CITY and west. south.
iedses $50 An
No 4 Dinner. Hannibal &
St Louis. arrive LIS Pm
leaves - $780,. I'D pa
nal srnyes .------.--.-.. s:.5 pm
No. 10 leaves ----.---... s;ss pm
North Bound.
No. Z. Chicago. ST. Paul
and points west. leares ass an
No IS. Chicago. St Paul
and points west, arrives 5.ssrn
NO l., leaves -.---.-.-- 1:3s la
'No. 5, Burlington. Chicago
and east leaves ..--..... 1:ss rna
No. l. Burlington. Leaves 7:ss an
no 81. Donnellson. C. B.&
x c. and North Road
leaves $780,. $50 rn3
NO 80. from DonneIlson,
G. B. 4 & c.. & North
Road, arrives ff.a an
no. 1. K & ". lest. leaves sas an
'sNo. 5, Centervfile, leaves ,.s5 On
AZ f--
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-09

Train 47s-Leaves keokuk. -l;ie sln
Train 5sI-Leaves keokuk. :; 80 pm
'Train 4T2-Arriyes Keokuk .S:l9 pa
Train 419-Arriyes keokuk l;es pm
Local Freight Trains.
Train SCARVES keokuk. $50 pm
sTrain s5-Leave Keokuk :. i.ea an
sDaily except Sunday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-09
Treatment OF
The Grip

q The best authorities give no satisfactory treat
ment for the acute stage Of the grip but it IS Of
short duration, usually running its course IN two
or three days. at most week OF ten days.
Careful diet, rest and warmth and supporting
or tonic treatment, with laxatiyes, if required,
are the best aids TO nature during theacut stage.
q The real danger from the grip Is during con-
valescence. when the Characteristic symptoms,
the fever, catarh and headache pass away.
The grip leaves behind it weakened vital powers,
thin blood, impaired digestion and oyer-sensitive
nerves---a condition that makes the system an
easy prey to pneumonia, bronchitis, rheumatism,
nervous prostraiion and even consumption. Too
much stress cannot be laid on the importance Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-09

Mrs + R. Boyd, Of No 697 South 9th street unneasa4s.
Mimi says = was never well after an ataex If tho r I'M
til took Dr. Williams Pink Pills Before taxing tFe ~.
pale weak and tn tim Ny head acIed continually Ny appe
good healthy color got back my vitality and va. .1on
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British Children Insured.
Two-thirds Of the total number OF
children under ten years OF age in the
United Kingdom are insured.
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The Beat Of.
the Y ear
By Robert Livingsfon Beecher

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rando los sentimientos de los Edl1ores
que la par emltlan 10 que preValecla
en- las tilas del traDaJO organlzado sODre
aquel prOposltO. IodOs recOn0cleron el
case como uno de los mas mislerlosOo,
y todO ell sentlmlentO demOstrad0 Tue
de horror la poslbilldad de que cuaI-
quiera hombre unionado Sc hallara com
plicado en- el mismo. Las Uniones re-
dactaron y aprobaron resoluciones ell
sus meetings declarando que las organl-
zaciones obreras y otros muchos, sigule-
ron Ell mismo ejemplo al efecto.
Ell Presidente de la American Fede-
raclon OF Labor, ell dla despuees de ocu-
rrldo Ell desastre, tai y como fue publ
cado por ell ''San Luis Star" dijo:
Los trabajadores no estan de acuer-
40 con seme)antes mJnrlas nj esperau
Gales crimenes. Yo no puedo Greer que
IN hombre unionado haya realizado ese
hecho, y profundamente espero que min
guno este conectado con ell movimiento
0brero, que puede ser el autor del mismo. :.
Es inconcebible que un hombre unionado
haya hecho semejante cosa. Y 81 a1n
asl resulta ser un unionado ell autor,
la organization obrera no puede ser acu-
sada por los hombres de buena fe in
teligentes, por que I'm hombre realize tai
hazafla, debido a cualquier sentimiento
humane, como debe haberlo sido el per-
petrador de la catastrofe, obra de un
loco solamente.
"Ninguno con un POGO de simpatla
en- esta azana, podria esperar en- name
ra alguna un crimen de tai naturaleza y
que inspira el mas profundo horror"
Estos hechos fueron mas tarde pre-
sentados en- JUNO de 1911 y publicados
por ell american Federatiosnist,, en-
un artlculo de II paginas titulado Ell
Case de McNara, y en- el cual loo princi-