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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-26
comino From over River.

Mrs. Cooper had. been across the
bridge about forty minutes previous
to her accident and was returning TO
her home by way of Main street hill
when the mishap occurred. The street
sprinkler had watered the hill to the
levee and the place where the saddle
horse fell was wet and slippery at
the time.
After regaining its feet, the horse
trotted up the hill short way and
was caught.
Mrs. Cooper was using side-saddle
and her foot was released from the
stirrup on the left when the horse fell.
The animal was taking leisurely
pace and was scarcely out OF walk.
The accident was painful and as
tressing one and it is to be hoped that
Mrs. Cooper will speedily recover.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Boys in Blue.

The Colonial theatre is announcing
for tomorrow one of the greatest
special attractions ever shown to the
public, the United States military
tournament, 8 reels of pictures show
ing Uncle Sans Yankee Doodle Boys
in their sensational warlike man
euvers with infantry cavalry and bat
terry. They are the greatest pictures
of the U. S. soldiers ever produced
and will no doubt attract large crowds
at Keokuk's popular picture theatre.
The management announces three
shows for that night, commencing at
17:15, Sis. 9;15, give all an opportun-
ity of seeing this great attraction.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-26
Wound Not Serious.

Although the injury to Mrs. Coop
er's head bled profusely, the patient
will recover nicely, according to the
physician in charge. The injuries,
which include two cuts on the right
of the head, were not thought serious
enough to remove the lady to the
hospital
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-26
At Dodqe's.


The 1nsurrecto. a story of the Mex
lean uprising. is the feature picture
at Dodge's tonight.
This subject deals directly with the
cause of the uprising in Mexico, and
contains more thrilling scenes than
any picture shown at this theatre for
some time.
One of our American boys, because
of the failure OF the crops, enlists
with the insurrecto's, and it is then
the trouble commences, for the insur-
rectos in an attempt to get train
load of ammunition through the lines,
are repuIsed by the federal troops with
great loss.
The fight is very realistic and the
scenes in the picture are laid upon
the very ground where the conflicts
are now taking place. This is a Kalem
release and is intensely dramatic. The
Troublesome Secretaries, a Nitagraph
comedy, is described as one Of the
most laughable ever produced by this
company Patrons of this theatre
are always eager to witness good
lively comedy and farce pictures and
the announcement of this one to be
presented tonight. will no doubt be
received by the public with pleasant
anticipation. Across the Plains, an
Essanay western, showing the thrill.
ing adventure of a gold-seeker's daugh-
ter, will thrill and arouse your fight
| ing blood. The fight between the In
dams and Cowboys is a "corker
Thursday night comes the picture
without name, the management of
fering months free pass for the
most appropriate name, the only rule
being that You must be present Thurs
| day night In order to get a vote.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-14

snifelist, men 5orretningen oil bel
ligboISe 2angfreoag, og naar oi Iaa-
Ieoes ifol fnibe en- Dag no og alli-
gepeI foa port arbeioe giort, fan
bet 10 life go0t %uno0aas, at oct
mao fenoes no9etite0s.
81 bar ,4prilpeir@ Der | Iar
/ 4pril Naaneo = aomp / 9atu-
rem, iterfe afoefslinger. S 9oar
tom Der nogle poloiomme, neI ten
forferoeIiee @inoftso fra Spo. Re-
oaftsrens Ssniebus log 8olbette,
% ri foritaar, at Stormen fog iaa
baor0t paa Sfolen, at aalfpnOlet
foIot af flere Steoer. : 6or 30.
rigt tegner bet til ct goot 6oranr.
= 5irmaet ilocf & Rielion, Der
bar oreoet CONNER % &~ulbanoeI
paa %9ippencotts gamle Blaos, bar
opIeit Jig. 6orretningen fprtIpttes
al Scr. RieliolL me0enS Wr. 5loct
efter 5orlpoenoe ifal ooertage en-
8laOs lem geItprer al en- lignenOe
6orretning / Soma.
Sc Mr. Ntelions 4nnonce anoet
Steos / glaoet.
9rso bagt al Morning 8Iorp
6lour" tog lite BrGmie paa BET
i San. afboIote @aibington So. Corn
Sbop". Sermeo berries yMornine
@lorp 5Iour" at p9re oct beoIte
Wel / 9pen. 5aos pos q. Beef &
so. Bris $t.35 per Sef.
= Emanuel Oehrle, an inven-
tor of note in Omaha, and one of
the most expert pattern makers
in the West, was on April 7th,
allowed twelve claims for the
invention in a remarkable com
bination tool for machinists. This
is his second application for pat
ent prepared and successfully
prosecuted by Lou. Vaughan
Patent Attorney, Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-14
Blair, &ebr.

gaoifeglostieiteite Der / Dor oan-
ife airte, iamt I Rennaro og Drum,
boloes iom fblger:
Blair - 1aouerguostieneite
aften (Sfprtorsoog) al. 8, @uos-
tieneite | Rorgen (2onefreoa9) SCI.
1890 gonifeoog 6ormioOog 81.
1890 og Aiten 9I. s.
Rennaro- @uo8tieneite meo
a%Itersang Saaifeoag 5ormiooog
Rf. 1890.
Drum = @uostieneite Raaife-
bag 5ormioooe 81. 1920.
Sfolen boloer 9aaiteferie ira
i Dag (5orsoae) til Monoag. 5Iere
Of Stuoenterne benptter ben forte
Serie til en- lille ltoflugt til en- os
onoen aabo6o eaer .Menigbeo.
Sans BeterIen og SuItru fra
minneapolis, Minn., bar / De iioite
Gage aflaet 9eigg Der ! Spen, iGr-
Zig Dos gaIt. Rieaers og Bait.
Gangs cg poa SfoIen. DIR. geter-
len iaa ogioa lige inoenfor / Scr.
retninQeit fer. = De bar oeret
pao en- lang 3unotur = oner Sem
mare til 8ncififfDiten, boor be Be-
iegte San 6rancisco, 0aflnno, 9cs
angeles, pore Menigbe0er / 5res-
no gountp og flere Ste0er. Sioen
beisgte ne Dor MiSiion / Salt 9afe
Gin, Dor N~enigbeo / 0enoer oe
Sonatoriet | 8rttib, oe / Dag Wor'
ges reiite De berfra til Rinneapo-
liz for q. bore biemme til 9naife.
9rof. 3. 3. Big, bar uerei
en- Sur / @bicago at beige i'm
fsrite aones 5aoer, Sens Gbriiten'
len. 5on er ing og menes life al
funne leoe ret l9nge. San er rs
anr gommel. Der er BOG fife emo
M bsrt n9rmere ira BAN, ioa Der
muligois er inotraaot en- 5orar-
bring til BET beore.
Gette Summer OF 9laoet no.
gaor Sorsoag, ifsnt oct berer, iom
i9ooonIiet. 5reongs Cato. Mnn piI
maaife finOe, at Rpbeoerne Of 6en
@runo life er ioa up to 6ate" iom
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-14

til ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4iinit | 8ibelG
os iietenoe paa at fsre Siemmets
ina pei iom ben enfeItes oagIigs
anoast iao meset iom muIigt IND
i 5ortroligbeo meo ielue gibeltefs-
ten / SammenbRng.
Sefternes Sal tanfes efter Bio.
men at blipe omfring oeo balDtreoA
Get Seite maaneoliet / ca. 4 aar),
men boert 9efte bIiuer fun paa t6
itore Sioer, og ben maaneoIige uo.
gift 10 fun ganife lille. SaaIeoes
operfommes Der lettere al ale Bar
ter.
Asfbenelot.S n en-.
unoertesneoe mootager Subifrip.
ton pao ouennPnnte BRrf.
Briien er 6 gts. per Sefte.
pulpr pao cen Gang. Oct er pi6en.
ifabeligt, for ina blot, iom bet er
ioIiot biItoriif unoerbpgget. Jor.
fotteren bar Iaa srunoie iat zig IND
/ lit emne, at ban beberifer BET n0-
item lom noget ielpopIepet. DernDif
fortnner ban i9unt og Iige til ON
ale bisie mango enfeltbeoer, Der
faiter Cps ooer Dor tore airfefa'
oers 2ip og Somtio, oertiI friii
oe f~ornsieIig, ofte meo It Stoni
af imittenbe 2une, iom man enera
life er pant til at msoe ! bans
Sfriiter. Def er aabenbort, at Gor
fotteren / iaaonnne popul1r. biftori
tie Sfrifter bar funoet ct Omroooe
Iom ban i0rIig beberifer. og boo
bans gpner ret fan uofoIoe fs
Spis De fsIgenoe Safter boIber
1 bpoo be fsrite loper, bIiper bet G
Bert, Der Dil Inies me6 Snteresi
Hoooe al BrRiter og 2RgfoIf.
. q. g. @d6en.~
tn. PUBL. HOUSE, Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-14

Der fare inmmen peO l1glens lang
trufne, natlige 3uoen og uobrpoe:
ollbabeiaool"
8il 9roOer 5itus tillaOe mia
at bem9rfe til bans Snopenoing
bette: De 10 Gepptiife gIoeer fan
/ ingen Senieenoe BRACES , aIasie
meO i%anonnne 9eitplnger, iom 5oIt
ueo eaen llpiSenbeO og ltrenIigbeo
ielo er Sfnl0 /. - arnoe nemIia,
noaen 9ege bobe nfpen6t ener bel.
breoet Den Reit % @plbeipge, Der
nn9reb 9gappterne ener forbin0ret
9sosen9efens nntlige 8prf9 Elf.
fert fife. 9isfe GInger som oi-
refte ira 5errens Saono. Dem
f1n6e nof ingen 8i6enifnb ftan6ie.
De fan altioo let life gsres til
FOR en- umenneifeIiq Sor.
flnrina.o
8a De mango, mango bnpoe fui-
oct ct rpitenoe Gn6eligt ueS 8eater-
bron6en / Sroauois Seateret / Obi.
rago, bar Ser firfelige ella.
Be. iom tog 5oranIeonina til at
lsre reGiaies @eibeft al bette llIpf.
testilfploe: Ser fan pi bog ie,
SUD lo0er iig life ipottel" Der par
Dem. Ser ifreo. at netop on
Sloen opfom, par ct guosbeieotte-
igt Sfusipil unoer Opierelie. no..
Jet, Der par ganife ben | 0et blan
eller neil tbi 6enne Boa.
tano forbeieoe 10 netop oct reliqis, !
e Sn6trpf og ifprpeoe 4~ooarsGen, |
nan niloe ie I oenne isrgelige Spn. !
elie.
Men on iaa Sfibet General
5locum" br9note, 6oor mango, !
range fanot en- pnfelig Gsb / 81.
en- % g~Blgerne, 90 toltes Der life
M en- @uosoom. Gor Sfibets men
5roat beito0 al en- airfes
iom bar paa en- l1o.
meo beres Ssnoagsifolebern.
Srpiten, Der ielo bar me6 ON goro
q reooe6e 2ipet, uo6reo ii6en Ell. !
ar / 5ortoiuIelie: 80, min @n6,
bao bar ieg eiort, at oct !
2 ifulOe rnrme mig2"
Sa, boao baO0e San o rt2
en- iaa6an ltlDffe life fsres
irefte tilbage til m~enneIfeIig 2iee- !
IDI0igbeO, iioen at oen Ttaffels
ifuloe babe vgiort" noget ipr.
igt formaiteligt? Wen ogioo
ian Ddr | I'm 1tore Sorg There az
JAMS esne branote ibjeD labet Zig
torre al Den Acknowledgements, faI.
'fe 5oreItilline, iom er os / glooct
at BET mantte p1re IN oirpf.
te Snogriben Of en- itraffenoe, al
mpgtig SUD = for Spnoens SfpIo.
ueaer De ltten, paa boem Saar.
ueo Siloam falot og iIog libel:
tror 3, at De par ifpl0ige lremfor
aae Meuneifer, Der Dor / Seruia-
lem2"
Seq l9ite ON en- rusiii' Brett,
iom nnfin limit If Sonu iritpt nj
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-14
10 Nere 5arm til Snlg.

Ban 8runo al andre 9eitemmeI-
ier mao ieg ipfge min 10 acre
5arm l Mil ira Den imuffe Sfole-
By R%ortbfielo, Iinn, I Nil ira
Dor D.. Ell. Strife. st go0t 7 Gum
Sus meO m Giiterne. StoIb, 9gbIe.
tr9r og famine 9lommetreer, goot
vSpring', eener iig fer Ssnieri og
Snuebrug. 60 Molfetser, Der oil
fGIoe / aprii, so SONS, alt for
$4,000. bOis Sols fan lie isr 20.
april.
G|briftian S6renen,
u. 7, Rortbfielo, Winn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-14

ierlig itarf Gercberonsbp9get, og
ri buroe bape beboIot ben. men bet er
en- &egeI Dos os at ipIge allie 9pr,
ioo mart De opnaar Ell aloer al .
a 6 @ar, bpor fortinli9e, De Ioa emo
maotte p9re.
Ser finoes iugen be0re Singit |
2onoet mo .3ripolion@. 0ens af-
fom er io9rlemmet, imif formei
og Iiplige.
6. j. Sinemaftcr & Spns
aeota, Sa., %. Mor. 1911.
Som inc % lie rSripolion"!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-14

5sIgen0e er ienot os meO anmoo.
ming ON Optaeelie:
Seq enifer life at baoe 9eren
for 0igtet til Ssren anoerien o9
SuItrus @ulobrplllip / Geoar Sails,
So. Oct oar ct 9igt, leg baooe,
iom ieg tog oct no al og iDntes, BET
oar iaa pasienoe, iaa ies funbe
life ieIo boue giort oct iaa goot.
Mrs. q. 9renboIot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-14
galar.

Blair 0onite ep.-Iutb. aoinoefore-
ming 6oloer lloiaIg 5re0ag Sit. 81.
8 ben 81. april.
6oririifninger: See cream, aaf'
ie og Smgrrebrso ieroeres.
aae ino6D0es beroeo oerligit.
Baa aoinOeforeningens @egne
Som iteen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-14

ooer, at ben al RegerinaenS 2e9er
foreifreune, iornuftige 6renlgangs.
maaoe til 9efempeIie al Smitten
par oct bare &reoI. Rei, BET maotte
tages anoerleoes fot, Ser maotte
cores reIi9iss Iff9re, ifiilOe oct bli.
be til roget. Og ban I9ite Mesler
og Bonner, iloa aors og a%ruie0nl-
Ter moo Better 9sat % Dag meO
iano beroiif llOboloen6eo = ia, bet
er til baooe at lie og grace ooer,
men oct aif bum ielOfelaelig efter
Sc Qomle 9inier:
San ilog ct aors, log to, Jog tire,
Men lige meget binlpe De-"
Sans 5oIf oBoe raft uef. os ban
ielo osoe meo.
Sans Spnspunft er forsurigt gan-
ife set iamme, iom De be0enife ai-
neieres. De fenoer intet iifrere WiO.
oel emo Srplleiormler til oeres @u-
Ger.
Men poa ben Man0e oprfes @uo
life - life al 0eonineer. ilet life
al ben ariltne.
Ger par engan9 Ell 0pr0e, Der
ioaoe: oGerL ser life bar genqe,
@ienoom % Silfreosbeo.
ban manaIer ire aoOe 9enner."
0i9teren piOite nof, boaO ban
gioroe, nnor ban anbraate oenne
iioitnGunte / Oe TO fsrites SeIifob.
Sbi / 9iuets iimple, uiminfebegirfe.
ligbeO iinoes Siffreosbeoen oberor-
oentli9 ii9loen i Gengenes og Glen.
0ommenes Somfuno Fenge % Glen.
Dom. ioa liot De emo fan unop9res,
ipnes at oirfe iom Sit pao I'll.
~ire0s6eoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-14
.Oonlferen"

5re0ag Den IA. apriI 1911.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-14

| Del: Eros. og SPoelPre for
Weniebeoen.
2. Del: Operiigt ouer Bibelens
Snobol0.
3. Del: gibeIif anoagtsbos Bel
@ru og oeo aDRlo".
Ga. so Softer q 6 Cts.
Subifriptiou er bineenoe for bels
8Rrfet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-14
gelgeblinf.
(6ortiat fra SID. A.

90 / port 5porelano - bpor
ofte bar ieg life Jet eomIe apin-
Der iore iommen oeo llglens Iong.
trufne, natlige 8uoen og uobrpoe:
ollbabeiaoal"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-14

gaoifeguostieteite Der / Dor oan-
ffe airte, iamt | aennaro og Drum,
boloes iom fsIeer:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-14

Columbus iunoe / i'm 5io iaa
ct 9eg til at itoa opreiit pno Den
enc enNe. Get oar ser Here, Der
filnoe ga ban bapoe piit Dem
anniten.
Zen itore Sfenoano Mo3ort, Jag.
De en9ons / ct SeIifab al Nuiifere,
at ban funoe ifripe en- 9inie, ionl
inaen al Dem tui1oe ipiQe. Sn.
gen Diloe tro oct. Sna latte ban
Jig Oo neo % ifrep en- ganife iimpeI
9inie meO alminoelige Afforoer.
Der paa ct Ste0 par i%aaleoes no.
iat, at ser laa ct Bar Oftoocr mel
lem bsire % uenItre &oano og Ell
enfelt Ro0e ser I Mioten. Seirs.
ltolt lag0e ban 9inien til eiteripn.
- Ufen ieirsitolt erflPre0e De an
ore, at Den nnnifeliee afforo fnnoe
intet Menneife ipine, Ro8art eli
heller. Get bar, 6uao ReIteren
uenteoe. Saa iatte ban Jig peo Sn.
itrumentet. % On ban fon til Den
uipilleIige Rooe. ferte ban aniig.
let neO moo alaoiaturcts Miot.
puntt % gap Eonaenten ct mart
lille Sm9f meO i'm longe, ipioie
Sao Dor De. itrafs Here, ser finn.
De pile Den afforo, Der ier bar er
flGret umnlie naturligoiS.
Zen SIoes fommer igpn pnn
ina mango Moo0er / 9ioet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-14
!. s. Omcns.
Blair, Rebr.

UIuIt, ytPUI.
SsitGre0e: Get er bleoen os
meooeIt, at 7e bar fsbt y8ripo-
lion" (64t43) 9ercberon 3r. A.
OF j. :. 0r. 2f4O2. 9ette 9pr
bar itaaet / Dor Stab Be iioiie
i aar og Far punoet itor 3p Der
paa Ggnen iom AoIsopr. Zen er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-14
Sublfrtptt0mS= Sn0bD0elle.

20 upperlise itsrre g9rfer er be.
gpnot at uofomme i Softer / Ian.
mart.
l. Nartin Cutters Gin % so.
seoD9rfer oeo g. Seoerinen.
Ga. 40 Softer q 10 Cts.
z. r5pao itaar Der ifreuet?" gi.
b~elar6eioe / 3 Dele Of Bat. asiden.
fel0t-9anien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-14
Sa unberrefning.

8a Der bar u9ret Spsrgsmaal
ON, buor mango Setter NIT paabe.
gpnote 9ibelarbeioe: y9pao Itnar
Der itreoet2" uiloe uogere, og ON
Snoboloet5 Art, uiloe ieg gerne
gentage, at Der, nnar Arbeioet er
f~uloenot, oil 6line tire Bigger no Of
bet: II On Eros og S9oelRre for
Wenigbeoen (ganife pit vfoit 5eoe"
(3e6r. 5, t4), bog lagt til Jfette
/ laa ipun en- 5orm lom muligt);
p en- fort Operiigt ooer Dor 8ibels
Snobolo (ypor 8ibel og oens Ser.
Iigbeoer") Innli 81 en- bibelif an.
o~ogtsbog (ppeo @rp og PED 9o9lo")
fR.$ Ameo to ret forte Stpffer I'll buer
Dag (oet enc fra oct gamIe, oct an
; IS bet fra Oct npe 3eitomente, fnptteoe
80 AHtor 3. seOerinien er en- itOr
- @saSsr Of Dor lut5erite 5ulmeifut,
= AbeSfom sban bar ifreOet en- Del,
y.rM ba$a%rt BAN iOroelastigt be.
) 80 Tnot.1 HI bebuoer .5orlassmasa.
- SfnekS y SSsrre arbeioe Of BAN:
? s .4SSSrtmS u5sey eiu Oe SODeoDar.
M"SgA Aryrst oriitist. oct fan
atsn&sf8 s5sf iOrefigger 10 iou
- gmagfoS RhiSfe,&nue baabe pioen.
s. S2sbeJS%$ SsSlssta gaar ies al.
sISeaA, Se& $ts$a$ left tiIienote
80 $eHs0 AtepEs 81 9rftisbeosn
- ~ 2IGuxS.2 sasyD6rtet fiffert
= ~ik<foS fonda SQGIerS SO er bet
~ GafiS SrH asf nqS&4snO sS 5Or-
So a6tsrsss 8sSaTIlEb bad OefSs 5pm-
gssgH " p. q gissa'
lSasmM HiNHes&, aat q 9si
xSydSubSraes% fot Rsasr brtsSssfS
~ So eSeIiats go &eifsfenS SAG q Ru
$500 M $ssesssa sSitgss@ gsssss
90 S%& 8 ~:
i<x;lEyxxL
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-07-21
LACE MOTIFS FOR BLOUSES
Pretty Lace Decorations That
Deft Fingers May Fashion.

Lace motifs are always useful for
trimming lingerie or blOuses Those H.
lustrated here are so simple that any
one able to crochet can make them. II
1t is desirable 10 enlarge the motif to
form an oval or square this can easily
he accomplished by filling IN with
chains and picots.
To make the daisy motif with the
stem, over one end of four long strands
of p. C. work 30 d. in No. IL Irish lace
thread. Form into Il ring by joining
first and last stitches: d. into second
OH ring - L, d., over p. C. Turn back
and work t. into each [. of last row,
l d into last stitch and d. into center
ring. Make eight more leaflets exactly
like this, bat join first II I. to each
preceding lcatct, taking up the top
side only of each stitch. on the cen
ter of the space on ring between first
and last leatlet form the stem. work
Ing d. over the p. c. into half Of those
remaining on ring and then over the
p. c. along for a length of 34 inches.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-07-21

Turn back and work I. into each d..
keeping the stitches compact, then d.
over the =. c. into the stitches remain
Ing on center. Fusten off securely ON
back of work and cut off superfluous
thread.
TO make the Openwork rose motif
take four long strands of p. c, work
81 d. over it in No. A. thread and form
into ring. - d. over p. G. Leave the
p. C., ) CHI, t., into Sd last stitch; =
ch., t., into every Sd Il. to end. and
/ d. into center. Turn 3 ch.. l t. into
first space. CHI, t. into each space
to top; 3 CHI. d., over u. c. Turn and
work d. over p. C. into each space OF
last row, making ) picots of q ch.
each. with , d. between, after first
d., . d., over =. c, inta center Make
five more leaflets exactly like this. but
Joining the beginning of each to the
last ten stitches Of the preceding.
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Not n Celebration.

George Ade was out walking with a
guide in Kioto. Japan. when he OBJ
served a great procession approaching.
and he paused while 1t passed. The
people wore gay apparel and carried
banners with japanese inscriptions.
Their faces were grave. They were
mournfully chanting to the nccompani-
ment Of tomtoms. cymbals and drums.
1t was long procession. Ade took
of his hat with due respect to the un-
known dead. Finally he turned to his
guide and asked:
"BuddhaT'
The guide shook his head.
"Shinto?" inquired Ade.
Again the guide shook his hend.
"Was not that a funeral procession p
asked Ade
no" said the guide. That's way
Of advertising. 1t Is tooth powder for
sale."-Chicago Record Herald.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-07-21
MARY HAD

Mary had little bird,
She kept 1t in cage,
One day the cat espied it there
Let $ turn another page.
-WiroUL're .Eat,R,I.
Mary had a bnsy flea,
Alight on her one day
lon Will excuse us now for We
Must look the other wav.
-Uoaston Past.
Mary took little dip;
Her bathing garment shrank.
Come, Otto, let us take trip
Far from the river bank.
-.WiWdukec Sentinel.
Mary had to climb fence,
Her skirt caught on nail
Oh, don't you think the moon, Hortense
To night is very pale?
-NpringfeH Tnion.
Mary had harem skirt,
She crossed muddy street,
Aw, read this verse, twill do no hurt,
For all you'll find is feet.
Ne,r York GIobe.
Mary has chiffon waist
Extremely beekaboo;
But do not turn to look at her,
Your wife is watching you.
!Seattl, Star.
Mary had ripped her bloomers,
AS she mounted riding-steed-
Yes, Harold. Mt. Rainier
Looks grand to-day, indeed.
LrR f. VERNON.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-07-21

whether, being hard pressed, the
skipper unloaded them on the island,
is not known. The Cinnamon
should be thankful to know they
are alive, although the skipper who
put them ashore on a deserted island.
knowing they were liable to starye to
death. il apprehended, should be
hung. The reason the starving
Cinnamon should be thankful to know
they are still in the land of the liv-
ing is this: 1t is told of skipper
on Puget Sound, years ago, that
when smuggling Cinnamon from
British Columbia, and being hard
pressed by revenue cutter, he
would throw the Cinnamon on board
his craft, overheard into the Straits
of San Juan de Fuca. OF course
when the revenue officers boarded
his boat, not Il sign of 4 Chinaman
could be discovered. 1t is said in
these days of 1911. when few rich
Chinese merchants in Seattle and
Victoria, b. c., hear the song. Has
Anybody Here Seen Kelley" the
expression on their faces becomes
one of hate and revenge. 1t was
never said, however, that Bunco'
Kelley, skipper who was famous on
Puget Sound years ago, composed
the song, " Has Anybody Here Seen
Kelley No. indeed During those
days Kelley smuggled many ship
ments of opium into Olympia. Jim
Dotilemyer has one of his boats which
he bought from Kelley during one Of
his trips here. Jim named the
boat Kelley" He served many
terms in the Federal Penitentiary
on McNeil's Island for smuggling,
and is, or was until recently. an in
mate of that institution. The starry
lrg Cinnamon found on the island
near San Diego, may well thank their
lucky stars that their skipper was
human enough to place them on
shore, though that shore was a de-
serted, barren island, instead of
drowning them as is reported of the
Puget Sound skipper of years ago.
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Tips and Topics of the Olympia National
Bank

Tips and Topics OF the Olympia National
Bank.
This bank is under Government inspection aud
supervision.
The chief function of this bank is to receive
dcpo>re and To loan money. These thihss We
are prepared to do IN manner acceptable 10
our patrons
+ 4
Every transaction between the bank and it,
customers We regard us OF Al private nature, not
To be d'vulgcd by u
With ample AID cxrericno ed management
this bank must commend u-ell to ali "ho nave u
need ui the services OF II bank
The management OF this bank has endeavoreG
tn pursue IA iiU:re.rivc iOllcH, to be liberal 10
in ireatmcnt anu 10 adhere strictly to the legt-
innate itu,> ~ naHkin"
In dircciiu. the affairs Of thi> bank, the oiiic
ers ius,.t upon n strict compliance with every
rlle having t,r ts object the safely and security
Of the institution. By closely ana carciuly
studying the causes that lead Ia failures, we
have avoided the rocks upoL which Others nave
been wrecked.
We are not unmindiul of our uhligation Ia the
mahy friends from whom We are deriving ph'
ronrge and support. Having ono secured yonr
patronage It VIII be our earnest ehdeaVof 10 re-
tain II.
Among the many Iairunr of this bank are
found the mosl careful and conservative people
IN the community.
-hou.d aaything eyer 20 wrong with yonr reia
tinn- viii. thi- bank We should esteem II n taNOi
If Nun Will frankly tell us where tie trouble Is
and lhn- allow us To remedy the d niculty.
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The question frequently nriscs; Where
shnll d, nav banking business :" Our reply 1t
his, AT the olympia National Bahh-