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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-01
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- Die 9ofomotiulsiter Der psridie.
benen @iienbabnsu usrlausen cine 2Obu'
srbObuus. bic ~ourdi9uittli4 rs BRO.
GENT betraseu wiro.
- 6rau SafOb 2Os fiinOiste bic
S%ermabluus ibrer Eo6tsr. @Orine
Souiia. NIT @bsitsr 6. Sberlp bon
Buffalo. u. O.. on. pslds am Sam.
flag in @bicaso, Su., i~tuttfanO. -.
- Der bumOrtftiide Sumilien GbenO
oss SCRANTON Sisosrfrunj wiro lbsuts
abenb in Der 8ersinsba1e ~absebalten
uuo 1T Elm Pro9ramm bumoriitiiher
SortrGse uub 9sidnse in oeutiA uuo
snslii6 uorseieben. auBsrbsm bat elm
Sertett Der @oneorbia pom g8ilfes'
Barre b%ereitwili9it feline Wtitbilfe 3ur
seiast, iObaB ben Gbeilnebmeru sinise
uersuiists Stunoen In Gusiidt iteben.
- Der Dausrldufsr Ebomus @ile.
ipie BON Corning, u. g.. wslher siusn
9auf pom 1856 Wteilen ourb stnen Be'
iu6 pom bisiiseu Sreunoeu bssnoen
mollte, puroe am Srsitus Gbsuo nubs
benz gio. 7 BaHerbsbdlter obsrbalb
Duumoie Don elmer 9OfomOtiue nisosr.
ssfabreu unb itarb eiuiss Wtinuten
nadbsr. Der aOpf mar ihm 3sroriidt,
Der liufs arm absei4nitten uuo er aud
am 9Srpsr b6s sussri6tet. @iusipis
mar stipa 40 Sabre alt uno felt ieinsr
2nabsnseit elm Dausrlaufsr.
= Sn benz 8ebdlter inter elmer Der
@aslampen auf BEN 9eridtssebGuoe
@runoftiid bate iid @as anssiammslt
uno oils am Samitas absno 9Siliam
gioa BON SaO 8aibinstOn Guenue nit
elmer breunenbeu 2ampe bic sefrorsns
RObrs a%uftbausn wOlte, CAB ss cine
Grploliou. pelde 9tol msbrere sui
itleuberte, nobel iein rsdter arm ger
f6nitten puroe. Die iawsre Steb'
lampe purbe BON Der @udt Der @rplo'
iiOn fart %serbO9sn.
- Der eminente SiolinceliIt Yer
59uls bon Stem 9ort lpirO ole SOlif
in benz Son3srt bes Scranton SDm
pbOuie Sr6sftsrs uuftrsten, Dsldsi
nddftsn MOntas Nbsub i'm 9pcsuu
Ibsuter itattfiuosH pirO. 9srr S9ul
bat periprcdsn, mebrere brilliant
gtuuimsrn pOrSutrussn unO aue. ruel6
ign ie b6rtsn, rperosn ii6 iaum Oisi
9elssenbsit snti9lipfsn luiisu, ibu
nO6maIs Su lauiaen. Bie iaon lest
Buds anssfinoist, bat Der Dirissu
t Oes Sr9sters, PrOf. eOuis Bale
Ybilips, fur bic 9slsseubeit elm an
Sisbsnbes Rrosramm nit SOrsful
ausssudblt unb Oas SOn;srt uirb fl
fir Muiiilisbbabsr uls elm @suus sl
pstfsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-01
500 Selobnuna 500.

Die etftr bitf.r 3tituns Bsrbtn it frsutr, ~
rrfabrsu, hne % ptuisftus cine ssfir1tsit
aranfbtit eitbt, ptl&s bic @insniHati IN ap
ibrsu Stuftn su bfiIsn i'm Stanet ~; paas
9atdrrb : sur ID bic siniist itBt Der dritIi@tn
8Iienl&aft btfdnnit pcfiips Sur. aaiarrb srs
fpreut als zine gpufitutiousfraufbdt cine con.
aitutipntIt 8tbanbluua. Saas aatarrb' Sur
rire innsrli6 etnpmmsn uub ptrfi etIttt auf
eas 8lut uue bic ItItimistu Gbra6Hsu bee
Syntms, hahur@ bic @runelast en aranfbttt
,rf5Isu6 une hfm pattsnisu sraft stbtne. Inc
BEN ft bic Contribution bts asrprs aufbaut
unS etr Ratur ~ ibrtm Werft bilft. Die Gig
tnibiinsT babtn 70 pifl 8trtrautn ~ tbrtn Sttl
ir6fitn, eaB ft sinbuEett Deaare Bd0bnune
fur itbtn 8aa anbitisu, etn Gt ju flrtrtn vtr'
fstltn. eaet Cue cine eilf ron 3susuthtn
icmmtn. Wau abrtffTt:
9. 3. Gbtuts & Co., Sclteo. D.
eoS-gnfauft ppn altn Apctbtftrn, 75s. '
S4Gs GamilitR. Ti1tu fne bic bsfftH.
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glad sinem bon Dem aOmmiTdr

- 9ia6 einem bon Dem 9ommiHdr
@bamberlin pom Napisatiouss8 urean
psrOffentliften 8eriht usrun9liidten
in benz perfOfsuen Sistaliabre 1911
1856 amerifansr auf bOber STE, nno
1926 umsrifaniids Sdiffe siusen uutsr.
- Sm 8unOss abssorbnetenbauie
LIT am Wonta9 siu autras seftellt uor'
ben, elm aus iiebeu Wtitslieberu bsitsb'
enbes @Omite ju eruenuen. bas o1e Na.
tionul. uub P%rtuatbanfeu unteriu&en
ioa. I'm fetjuitsllsn, oh bic mddtiseu(
5inuuSinititute Stem 9Ori's imitanbe
iino, cine Sinanspauit ju ueranlafsu,
wsuu bisies ibusn prattiid srideiut.
- @insr Der b%sbsutenbften beuti9'
amsrituniidsn Waler. Der fpe5ieu bic
Prairis uno bas SnOiansrlsbsn auf Der
9einpano %pererpi9te unb cine meiiters
bate SsSabnus bate. Charles S4rsb'
upsel, lit an Souutas in Stem gort
elmer Blutusrsiftuns erlesen, bic aus
elmer u%nbebsutenbsn Wnnbs art 3abus
heii9e sntitanb. Shrsbuossl uurbt
am A. Sanuar 1861 in Stem 9ori &C.
borsn uno bate brsi SABRE In MiiinasH
itubirt.
- Bon Sobannisbnrs In Siibafriia
traf bic Stadri1t bel ben 8sbSrosu Ia
g8i9ita. 8anias. elm, baB bort an 8.
Suli 1911 elm ssuifisr 9srmaun 5risb.
rid Dies, elm osutidsr Sunss.ielle.
ssftorbsn iti. ipslder In friibersn Sab.
rem In Bidita ssrpObnt. Derislbe iotl
fiH In ben bortissu Diamantsrubeu elm
srosts SsrmOsen erworbsn babsn. uub
oa er feline Samilie uno aud fein Eeffas
uient binterlaifen bat, 10 iudt bic oor'
tise SsbOrbe mad ben &rbsu ieiuer 9tn'
tsrlaiisnidaft, ,wslds fid unter Der Ia
ODER uabs 2BiGita wobnsnbsn wsitldu'
fissu Ssrwauotidaft bsfinben iolsu.
Inter bisisn usrmsintlihsn @rbsn babeH
fid iest idOn Charles y. Rrenii6 unb
Otto 6. Prsniid BON 0idita semslost,
wslde %Slaubsu, bas Der perftOrbsue
Dies sntwsber elm Snfel ooer @rOB'
OHfsl BON ibnsn sspeisn, nuO baB sr
nit ibrsm Batter In 1860 bon Sa&isu
mad Gmsrita fam uno ii& SuiammsH
nit ibH in Psnniplpanitn uisOsrlisB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-01

- Die @inpeibung oes sepaltissn
B6tteridladt.D snfmals In 9sip5ip 1T
nun bsfiuitiu uuf ben 10. Ottober 1918,
ben 100. Subrestas bes Siesss Der
uerbinbsten armeen iiber Stapoleon,
anssiest worosn.
- Trot uler 8emiibuuseu Der snro'
pdii1eu 9ro6mdhte 1T es bis iest niht
mOslid sensien. cine 8aiis ju finoen,
auf psl9er elm Srieoeu jwiideu Stalien
uuo Der Ttirtei aufsebaut ueroen tann.
Die Diplomuten iino ratblos.
- Sn Baltimore lit am SreituS I'm
altsr BON "a Snbren Der Rabbi Or.
3. So6beimer seitOrbeu, Der AZ Sabre
bieIissu israelitil6en @emeinoeu uorge'
ltanSen uno in Oieisr 3eit nidt weui9sr
oils tauIeub Baare setraut bat. @r NOR
elmer BON ben Mdnnern. Die i'm SABRE
1s49 aus Dsuti9lanb Hobeu uno mil
@arl Shuri uno unosreu nab Insrttd
fQmen,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-01
Sa8 xkaI dbpdrtS.

9ablor.-Sm Nlter pom 40 Sabrsu
srlas an 6reitas 9iadmitta9 0ilbelu
S9srsr pom @sit @rOus StraBs mad
uisrtdsiser aranfbsit sinsm 9alslsibsn.
Der Ssrftorbens mar wOblbefaunt uno
bslisbt uno bintsrldBt Die Bittns, pier
S6bue unb cine Tohtsr.-Der 2aplor
@riitli 8ersin erwdblte ari 10. Sauuar
i%olssnosn Sorfianb fur bas l~auienoe
Salbiubr: Rraiioent. 9einriA Ott ;
YiSe Yrdiiosut, @brift. 3umbad; Cor.
Ssirstdr, Glsr. bon Bergen ; 8ije Ct
tretdr. 5rieor. Steiusr Sin. Setrstdr.
Dams @pr; 9sbilfe, Sobann Risosr ;
Shasmsiftsr. WeldiOr Strsuu ; 81.
uanS @omits, 0ilbslm 9leiser. Der
Ysrsin beiist elm 8srm6ssn Don nabeju
$4,000. Der SdwsiSsr WtdnusrdOr
trus i'm 9aufe Oss absuos in bsrrli6si
Usiis msbrsre sisbsr Dor. - PER- So
bann Shilb traf 6rstta9 um Wftttsr'
na9t pom isiner Sdwsijerreiie wisoer
MULTIPLICATION bier elm. Ut iiebt ausse'
,sidnst aus. bot um finfSebn Pfuno
an @smidt sussnommsn uno aut isin
Aitbmalsibsn plast ibn nidt msbr gang
10 idlimm. ME friibsr. auf Sas Drdn'
gen ;ablrsidsr 5rsunbs, pom osnsn sr
niht jeOsm @inSelneu allss miinolta
srildrsn fann. bat er iid sniihlonsn,
sinsu &siisbsridt ju idrsibsn, Der I'M
.0o6snblatt4 sridsinsu miro, uslHss
ia bier alssmeiu selsisn wirb. Der
8sri6t bssinnt ndhite ISOLDE uno wiro
wabrI6sinlia In elmer 5Ortissuns be-
itsbsu. Oa Ssrr Sdilo uislss Su srsdb'
len bat, mas ben 9eier (aua Giht'
idwsiSsr) intersiiirsn pirb. uno ielbit'
usritdnblid In ben 'sriten Gasen niht
3sit bate. alio, Parbon, bis nahite
ISOLDE, unb einitwsilsn elm bsrSli4es
.@riiB @ottl
- SOispb Miusi BON Slo 5Orss
wuros am DOnnerftas MOrsen auf
benz Nss CUR arbsit pom eiuem Sada'
mamma 3us sstrOffen nuS 3waujis SuB
ssIdleuosrt ; sr srbislt cine sebrcAsne
Siuntabs uno abi6irfuussn am aopf
uuO @sIidt uuO isiu 8uitanO wurSs I'M
Stuat SOipitul ais SiemliG s,fdbrli9
bstrahtet.
- Sin psiterer Beriuh muros
Montas giadt sema6t. bic S%talluuseu
i'm WtinoOfa Driuius Bart our6 6euer
ju SsritOren, bod wurben bic 6lammsu
isitis sntOsdt uuO BON elmer elmer
brigade bewdltist, aber erit, nahoem
;usi OsrislbsH jerit6rt pOrosi uarsn.
Sine Ssliaune urO O%lsetronfte 9appen
purOsn in ben Stallunssn aufsefun'
ben.
Das iOSsuannts RcOisuslt gta'
tiOuul GOmite, an beiisu Spiss gIsrun'
Der 8. RsuslI uOn @bieaso ftsbt, bat
fir ben 6. Ssbruar cine Sisuns mad
Chicago sinbsrufen, in Der Pldne fur
cine ipitsmutiiHe unb asreiiius aam'
payne fir ROOisuslt sutipOrfen wsrSeu
iollsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-01

Total,
@eiammt. Wl itslisbsrsabl,


Sc purbs audi unssiinoist, bas iih
Oas Ssim @omits am %. Sanuar ME
folst Orsanifirt babe: Prdfibent, SObu
Il. 8usnsr; Si,e Prdiiosnt, Wftaasl
Srdmsr f.; Sdasmsiiter, 9arrp Z. 9ar'
Der Ssfrstdr. Sris Basnsr.
Yin isinen Sabresberi4t antniipfsnS,
ma6ts Prdiioent Serr Better Stipp nod
einiss ssitssmdBe 8emsrfunsen iibsr bic
srirsuli6sn 6ortidritte Oss Sadawanuu
3wsises. auOsutunssn iiber bic nod gu
ma6snben Ysrbeierun9sH unb i6loB
oarau bic Wtabuuus fir trsues, 5ielbs'
lpustes 3uiammsuwirfsn aler SlisSsr,
fir 9inisfeit unO Spfsrfreuoisteit.
Die fotssuOsu @iu5slslisbsr murbsn
aufssuommsn SObann Sodslfamp,
Sris 5u4s. Sermunu @OlOammsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-01
Bon 8eter6bura.

- 2ouis, Der 5 Sabre alts Sobu Der
@beleute 9ouis Barber pom 9toro Sruin9
Nusuus, lit am 5rsitas %ssitorbsn uno
purOs am Sonntas i'm Dunmors 6riso'
bOf bssroi9t.
- Sn Der 0obmIns isiusr 3oHtsr,
frau Dorisp uOn 1852 Bsbitsr aue'
nue., ftarb ssitern OtOrssu Der soto'
motiufabrsr Charles VI. @ulusr, Der an
A. Suit 1874 ben sritsu 3us Der .. &
B. 8abu uon bier mad Carbonate
fubr. @r mar II Sabre alt.
- sls iif am Disnitas Mittas pier
3uabsn auf BEN Sib Strabe 9Hssl
nit S6littenfubren usrsuiisten, rannts
Der Sdtitten. auf melfem iid Der Z
Sabre alts Mattbsw Va 5rance pom
Samss Npsnus befaub, In Elm i4weres
autotrud, sr ssristb untsr elm Rao uno
Oaiielbs iiberfubr feline Sruit unb 1sr'
oriidts ibn osrart, baB CT elm paar
Wiiuuten ipdtsr ftarb. Ole anoersn
9naben enttamen obue 8erlesuu9en.
Sobn 9orsns. Setter oss autOtruds.
itslte iid ipdtsr ben 8eb0rOen, wurSe
ubsr auf feline eissne Siirsiaaft pieosr
frsisslaiisn.
- 5risOri6 5orbad, Elm lausidbr'
iser 8swobusr Der 10. 8arb, itarb
seItern WtOrssn in Der 8Obuuns ieiuss
9o6tsrmanuss. auSuft 6. Meind on
aIb Strass. i'm slter pom n Sabrsn.
Der 8srforbsne ftammte aus ErabatI
bel @oblsn;, fam in 1857 nuf Gmerifu
uub usrbsiratbste iid in 1866 nit Srl'
Senristta Sausmain. rs iibsrlebsu
ibu jmei S6bue uuo cine 2odter,
Oiad sinem 9OttesOienit in Der ct,
Yetsr's STRIDE, ben Paitor Paul Sum.
mer leiteu pirb, srfOIst bic Bsiissunf
am Srsitus giu6mittus i'm DunmOr'
Srisobofs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-01
2aGamannn 3tpei9

Cine rs6t sriprisBlids Sisuus mar
bic pom Sreitas abeuo = tros oes uil'
frsunoliden Dstters gut beiuat unb
bon rssem Sntsreiie fir bic Ssrbano
luussn beieslt.
sls usues WiitSlieo bes 5uelSss lief
fiH Der 9adanantia Seuti6e rntsrttiis.
ungs 8erein aumslosn. IS lit oieier
Der dltelte 6eutfhe 8erein In scranton,
wel6er erft Dor eini9sn @oden fem
5~0iabrises Subildum f%eierts.
Das RsuiliOus @Omite lests ieinen
8sri6t Dor, Der befrisbtSeno lautste,
bod maats 8Oriissr Sruf siniss @m'
pfeblunseu in bstreff Der Suhfhbrnn9.
Sris @asnsr, Sstretdr bss 9eim Go
mites, perlas sbenfatls einen Bsri6t,
Der siuise in%tereiiaute Datas entbislt.
Sn folssnbem iei cine s~eOrduste usber'
iiGt Der nidtiseren Puutte segeben:!.
Shpebenoe 9huto, $2005.73.
yano, @eb1ube uno beme9li'
DIES @i9entbum i'm Bari, 5 6066.39
Nrbeitsl0bue uno Wfaterial, 1882 81
WertbSuDads am Sauos, 100000
8einmmtuermU9en. $10,449.36
@innabmen I'm Bart. $724.55
ueberiauB, $410.16.
Ole Ueamtsn bes 3weises bsridtsn
pie folgt:
3uiisnbsitanb, /. San. 1911, 5 444.23
@%innabmen in 1911, $3.50
Total, $1258.08
Nussabsn in 1911, $1221.3o.
@in,slmitsliebsr, 1. San. 1911, 179
Nufgsnommen in 1911. 281
Wiitslieoeriuhl Der is6sjebn
Smei9'V ereiue, Ga.- III
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-01

Die reue Reits' unO prsuBii9s
5taatsuulsibs in Der 9Obs BON finf'
huuosrt UfiaiOusn Wturt 1T bsrsits &C.
iidert.
- @bamp @lari. Der Sprsder Sss
BuuSes . abseorOnstenbaniss, bat sr'
ildrt, oas sr elm 8anbiOat fur Die oemo'
iratiIds NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1T.
uber gang unb gar uuf siseutu 5hBen
Itsbe unb Ii1 babel uur auf ieins Vsr'
oisnIts oils Parlamenturisr. Staatsmanu
uno iibsrssusunsstrsusr Democrat usr'
laiis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-08
IS IT IGNORANCE
OR VANDALISM?
Public Drinking Fountains Are Con.
tinually Stopped up by Cigar
Stumps Thrown into Them.

Mention has already been made in
The Gate City to the fact that either
through righteousness or ignorance
cigar stumps, bits of paper and other
refuse has been thrown into the pub
lie drinking fountains on Main STREET.
Any refuse thrown into the basin
stops the pipes and pollutes the water.
These fountains are used hundreds
of times every day and are a neces-
sity to the comfort OF the public.
Since this is true the general public
should have an interest in Furnishing
the offenders. Chief Kenney of the
police department has said that he
would punish to the extent Of the law
any one found guilty OF this offense.
Any one reporting such offenders to
the chief of police will confer a great
favor upon the public.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-08
PROMISING OUTLOOK
FOR SPEEDY RECOVERY
Condition of Vincent Il. Phillips
Promises a Speedy Recovery,
From Lost Arm.

Vincent H. Phillips, head sawyer at
the Taber Lumber Company's mills, OF
905 Blondeau street, who lost his
right arm, by accident while pursuing
his usual labors at the mill this week,
and is now at a local hospital, Is re-
ported as being in excellent condition
under the circumstances, and is
thought to be on the rapid road to re-
covery He is hopeful and in good
spirits, and is looking upon his mis-
fortune in philosophical way. Mr..
Phillips had been with the Taber I.um.
Der Company about twenty seven
years and was very valuable and
trusted man at the mill He was mar
ried only last month, and with this
added interest in life, the loss OF his
good right arm, his principal all and
assistance in his chosen occupation
causes his injuries to bear more heay-
lily upon him. But he is progressing
finely along the road to recovery and
this fact is giving him the strength,
energy and courage to bring about an
early recovery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-08

of explanation is given accompanying
the pictures shown upon the canvas.
No special propa ganda or doctrine
is advocated at these lectures and
they have been presented to the pub
lie as a source of enlightenment upon
social and industrial conditions in this
country, showing us how the other
isllf lives.
The subject last night was Hours
and Wages" giving the real condi-
tions as to wages and hours in the
United States. Agriculture, manufac-
turing, mining, railroads, accidents
and unemployment were discussed
and the stereopticon pictures illustrat-
ed the conditions in various parts Of
the country.
The organization OF labor and the
efforts of employers to provide for
their employees were shown. The en-
ployer's liability and the minimum
wage scale was explained In dispas-
sionate manner.
Tonight the lecture will take up
the conditions in the tenement dis
tricts of New York City, the worst
scenes and the most pitiful objects Of
human existence in the entire coun.
try, Pictures of similar conditions in
other cities will also be shown and
then the model tenements and model
villages In the United States. England
and Germany will be shown and their
working explained
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-08
NJ 3. 70. DoIofY. Btddeford Mai,

DT. %. ID. Doioff, Biddeford, Maine,
is enthusiastic over his scouts. He
says that II he had eight thousand
such boys as he has in his patrol OF
eight he would come down and cap.
ture New York. In letter to James
r.. West, chief scout executive OF the
boy scouts OF America, he writes: In
the year 1912, one OF my patrols has
assisted in putting out four big fires
by night, and in fighting two foresr
fires. In two instances they worked
steadily for eighteen hours in day
without relief. They have marched
eighteen miles in six hours searching
for man lost in the forest They
spent two weeks in camp. The boys
have qualified in many activities and
II. / had eight thousand of them in
stead OF eight, ] would come and take
your little burg in the night
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-08
HOW TO HAVE
STRONG NERVES
Build up the Blood, Improve Your
General Health and the Nerves
VIII Get the Benefit.

II ycI are a nervous sufferer and are
willing TO help yourself there Is no rea-
cen TO become discouraged.
Good, pure blood, fresh air, nourish-
ing food and q fair observance of the
laws OF health are Ill that you need TO
restore the strength and health OF your
nerves. Live up to these conditions
and the nerves, brain, stomach, KID
neys, heart and liver will keep in per-
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box !; six boxes, $3.50, by the DR.. Will
liams Medicine Co., Schenectady, n. Y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-08
DRAG The ROADS.

Road supervisors, township trus-
tees, farmers. or any one else inter
ested in road maintenance can do a
mighty fine turn for everybody con
cerned if. following any more rains
this fall the King drag is used on
the highways. Dragging following a
rain puts the roads in fine shape. 1t
will prevent a great deal of roughness
A freeze-up is possible any time now
and dragging will make the read
smooth before the freezing weather
has had much of an opportunity to
get In its work.
a good road Is a fine thing at any
time of the year. There is, more.
over not much excuse for rough
road in the fall unless there is an m
usual amount of wet weather and it
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-08
To Succeed Lorimer.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
CHICAGO, Nov. s-Governor De.
neen and Lawrence Y. Sherman
We're in Chicago today comforting
with republican leaders relative to the
calling of a special session of the
legislature to elect United States
senator to complete the unexpired
term OF William Lorimer
1t was expected that the selection
OF an administration candidate for
the place would be made today. Sher.
man, who was the choice OF the re.
publicans in the last primary cleo.
ton, has said that he would not be a
candidate for the short term, but
would take his chance OF election by
the new general assembly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-08
FALLING HiRTH-RATE IN ENG
IAMC

The continuously falling birth-rafe
IN England is exciting more discus
sion In the churches than anywhere
else. At the annual church congress
held by the members OF the Anglican
church. Mr.. w. C. Whetham, F. r.
s.. urged that the religious motive
should be invoked to stay what he
termed the plague OF empty cradles. /.
Broadly speaking, he said that the
deficiency Of children was most mark
ed among the thrifty skilled artisans
and in the upper and professional
classes. The average number of births
maintained almost It's normal level in
families OF Roman Catholic faith.
There was an actual rise of 3 per
cent in the Irish birth-rate. II was
not, he said. the duty OF either re-
ligion or science to urge on mankind
unlimited reproduction, regardless Of
quality. When it was clear that chill
dren would be useless and degraded
specimens of humanity, society should
not tolerate their production.
The decline of the English birth
rate is exactly paralleled In Scotland,
says the London correspondent OF
The Journal Of the American Medical
Association. The fifty-sixth annual
report OF the registrar-general for
1910, shows lowered birth-rate, mar
riage-rate, death-rate and infant NOR
tality. The births numbered 124,059,-
4,610 less than in 1909 and 6,39S less
than the average of the preceding five
years and 1858 less than the average
OF the preceding ten years. This Is
the smallest number OF births regis
tered since 1890. 1t amounts to 2e.19
per thousand and Is LA below the
preceding year, 1877 less than the
average of the preceding five years,
2.54 less than the average OF the pre-
ceding ten years and is the lowest
rate on record. The marriage-rate
was s.52 per thousand. which though
I0.12 more than that OF the previous
year, Is lower than any rate recorded
since 1888. The death rate for the
year was 1926, which Is 0.59 less than
that OF the previous year, los less
than the average Of the preceding
five years and 1.67 less than the aver
age Of the preceding ten years. The
infant mortality was 1883 per thou
sand children born. which, though
0.6 above that OF the previous year.
is unusually low. The death-rates
from ali forms Of tuberculosis con-
! tinue to decrease and are the lowest
recorded.
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THE OLD PAY ENVELOPE.

THE OLD PAY ENVELOPE.
No, never went to college, and am
not up on Greek
wear a pair OF oyeralls and work
hard throughout the week.
rye no academic theories bout free
trade and all such dope,
But Pm greatly interested In my oia
pay envelope.
am not against the college-wisn j
could have gone there, too,
For thorough education helps to
pull fellow through;
But when educators teach us that
free trades the nations hope,
Gee. It makes me rather scary for
my old pay envelope.
All, mat little paper package means
a heap to wife and me,
Means a heap to all the children, for
Its bread and butter. see!
Kaeps the little roof above US, with
no cares to interiope--
There 10 Joy and peace and comfort in
my old pay envelope.
And II has been coming steady, com
ing steady nice and tat;
Bnx It vanished when the nation was
ruled by Democrat.
An. those bitter days of anguish, out
OF work and ont Of hope;
Seems lfe's sunshine all departed
with my old pay envelope.
I've no economic theories dancing
round inside my head,
So III be hanged il You catch me
voting against my daily bread;
ri not help to kill the tariff, and
want no Wilson dope.
For protection's the insurance for my
old pay envelope.
TOM w. JACKSON.
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The Waterloo Courier says: "The
frequent remark that Iowa's senator
iaI team would be hard to beat Is
weIl borne out by the fact that both
have been mentioned az presidential
and vice presidential possibilities