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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-27
gesablt sic Goll Sar.

Die 3eiteiit idfedt, bas Uelb 1T rar,
90 b5rt ntar inner flagen;
DAP barin liegt Nun uiel Wcfabr,
2aft eud bDd1 ale laaen.
9euu jest lit cs bic 656ite 5eit,
Die yEpn 9ar" 81 1bernppen";
limb iuer bapum lit ntdJt befreit,
0arf niht mebr LANCE tuarten.
Rnr bis 5um leittei Sauuar,
SIT eudD nod Jrilt gegcbem;
ltnb itimmt ibr nidt IN bieicm Satr,
so fjnnt ibr iuas eriebcs.
Samn ,uiro bas M,udrr : Clement,
Sn gegas lpsgelafem;
Tub nit Sd1ifanen Dbue Sub,
Zen .ireien" giirger faiien.
Damn ipiro man euh has nepme
Star" Bier,
Uaus fnrser Saub ucriudbrem;
Wirb endj, bas lit mol iiher fdier,
9(MfJ ionit nod Mpres lebrem.
Damn iuirb Die Sreibeit leerer Shein,
Sns Medt sertrcten tuerben,
Die Seudjelet fitbrt oann ben Reib'n,
Ianatiher Mufer Serben.
go ,ueubct nj onrf emre Stimm',
Wph ihlninmcrrbe Oefnbren;
Grbebt cndj tt aeredtem 0rintin,
limb trpbt ben Senfferihaarem.
Sabt ibr hanu cure 1fltdDt setan,
9Jeifiitt bes Simmels Baben,
u, Ais~f< sh~ oMn QyoeA@ STR Q0nfs
gm &c Star" Bier emh laben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-27
Trieorid @roDs

Serte Mitta1 etmas Dor Elm lbr
ltarb Srieori6 @roos, Senior=gbef
Ser 8anffirma S. @roos & 60. uno
elmer Ser befannteiten uno mgele-
| beniten 9eutI6en nnierer Staot.
Srieorih @roos pnroe Is. Sept.
1927 IN Dem naiiauii6en Orte
StraB-@ bersbo6, %geborer. gr be-
iud)te oas @pmnalium in Dem idon
| gelegenen StGotden @eilbl1rg unb
ma6te ipater iein Gramen als Geo
meter. SIN Sabre 1848 panoerte
Ell nit ieinem 8ater uno lieben Oe-
l6miitern mad 3eras aus. 9ie So
mile lanoete in @alpefton nno
lieB ii6 bann in 5apette Gountn
| nieber; Dem iuneen Wanne gefiel
es bort aber nidt lino als ct Dor
te, oab cine Expedition CUR Ser
meliung Der nellen @ren5e 5tpl-
i6en Merifo llno ben Ser. Staa=
ten gebiloet peroen iolte, bel6lof
ct, iib oerielben als 8ermelIer alt,
3uidlieBen. 9tls Ell ober nod Srief
ribsburg nno Son antonio fom
mar Die expedition i6on fort. So
blieb er benn in Gan Qntonio.
Sier arbeitete er 3llerit in einem
2eibitau, oanu als 8arfeeper fir
Den laneit REINFORCEMENT Sroncisco
@lilbeaii, lpater als Glerf in e.
mem 8erfoufslaoen unb ealm en-
| aaaierte i'm Ser 8ater oes iebigen
Wapor Goaagban. ST ging fir i'm
nod eagle gaB uno ma6te bon
BORT inn @~uftrage nno int Snterel1e
Deg @eIdafts cine Heiie nod 3aeo-
tecos, Die 10 erfolsreid mar, ooB
Goaagbmn i'm BET ieiner 8iicffe5r
als geilbaber in iein geihaft onf-
nabm. 8olb nabber ltarb aGer
Gauogban uno @roos griinoete nun
in Gogle 8aB elm eigenes @elduft
inter Dem Mamen S. @roos & go.
Mls ser ariee ausbrad, ging Ell
nad Merifo. Gr perlegte ieim &c
lhaft nah Matamoras, ma9rero
ieine Samilie in Wunterep blieb,
reiite aber mabreno Der nddlteE
Sabre 8peimol nad) europa, I'M
Ginfaufe gu MAIDEN. Cine brittle
gfeiIe modte er i'm Sabre 1860
nit ieiner Samilie mo blieb EN-
Sobr oriiben.
Nafb geenoieung bes arieges tie
bette er mad Gan @ntonio itber, mo
ct Iein @el1aft nit ieinem gruoe.'
Carl 5uiammen betrieb. SIN Sabre
1874 griinoete er nit ieinen Brit
bern garl uno @uitap oas nod jest
beItebenoe 8anfgeidaft.
Serr @roos bat iid INNER rege
or1 oeutiden 8ereinsleben beteiliet
ST NOR lonee Sabre Otitelieo oes
Golino; er NOR Gbrenmitglieo oes
[geetbopen Wdnnerdor nno nor
mebrere Sabre 9rdiioent Der oelltlh=
cnaliihen Sdule.
gerbeiratet mar er 5meimal; sum
| erIten Weal nit elmer merifaniiden
Come, .einert Srdulein Gertrude
aoorigue5, gum 5peitetlmal init
GSral1lein Mnla Sienering, Der
Gdpeiter bes @riinoers Der uSreicn
9reIie". off &inoer iiberleben i'm.
Seine 5meite 5rau itarb Dor Sur
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-27
gefalntmad)mng.

9. M. g. Bremen" miro mad Ell
ner Mitteilung oes Gaiierli6en &of-
lnlata gu Stem Orleans, ga, in
Der 3eit bonn 20. Sanuar Bis gum
8. 5ebruar 3. S. i'm oortigen &afen
permeilen.
9ieienigen oeutihen 9ieibsange-
borigen pelde Sbrer MiIitdrpflidt
nod nidt geniigt baben, peroen
oaourh Gelegenbeit erbolten, it'd
bon Dem auf Dem S6iffe befinol'.
den Marinear5te mnteriu6en 81 lal-
len.
Die iid eelteacnocu 9erionen ia.
ben lire (@eiiepaB, @ebnrtsidein,
2oiungsihein ODER oesgleiden) Sc.
aitimationspapiere mit5nbrtngen.
COLLECTION, Ser, 3. 10. San. 1912
Der faiierlide aoniul,
g 6eiot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-27
81 /.

5reitag abeno belt Clinton
@ogers @oooruff aug PHILADELPHIA.
elmer ser 9auptbefIrtporter Der
5taotpermalfung our6 cine SOM
nlijiion, einen intereIianten 8or.
trag IN Der ELECTROMAGNETIC. Or
muBte Ole gorteile elmer 4ommil.
iionspermaltung, Die, nod ieiner
Meinung, erIt in @irflidfeit cine
9errihaft Der Maioritat beoelltct,
portrefflih oa5ulte1en. Die gefiirdl-
tuaeen in De5ug auf oas Iiidbc.
rufungsrebt, erflarte er, ieiell
gum gr0Btcn Sell grunolos. Nod)
nie iei es p%orgefommen, oab eill
tiihtiger geonlter abgelebt JET. Gr
erflarte, baB cine aonlmiiiionsper-
moltung and Elm Gipiloienit<Srr
item notie made, inter Dem ecu.
&c nllr auf @rllro ibrer Sabigfelt
nlo ibrer aenntlliile angeiteat Mir
Sen. Gibter @ebb iteate oct
9leoner Dor uno mnbte bei oieier
@clegenbeit nodnlals oaraif aitf
nlerfiam, Dab Sober feline v8olt
Ear" be5ablen iole.
Cine lnerfmiiroige Gilbrnhs-
eeididte miro aits Dem @auie,
0It-G Commerce StroBe SEQ. 220 be-
ribtef. 5reitag morgen, Dor "a
gesonbrud, periudte bort Selnano
ourd Die Nibe inter Der Cir
Gbloroform-0 iinlte in ein 3inrner
orineen gu Ioiien, in benz &. IS.
@ooo Ii. feline 5ran idliefen. 6ran
@ooo ernadte uno rief, oa ibr
Mann fraitf mar, Sen in 3innler
nebenan l%pobnenoen Bruno S. Roie
81 Silfe. @err Hoie fam aud Der
aus, er iab eiren Mann Dor Der
Sir bes @ooo'iden 3inluer fnial
uno idoB muf i'm. Der Malr
brad 5uiammen. erbob iib aber
gleid mieoer uno lief oapon. 6err
Stole ianote ibm nod eillen Sdnb
nod, meiB nber niht, Oh oerielte
g%etroffen bat. /
@abrideinlib ourd) Selbltett-
8unoung %entitano beute Worgen
etiuas mad 5ipci lIbr inter ben Se.
len nno nnberen brennbaren 5tof
fen i'm Setter oes 9auIes an Der
Sonlton 9traBe, in Dem iid Die
Mc1onalo'ihe 8unlt- nno 5arben-
banolune befinoet, Elm Seuer, oas
lolpoI III Dem Mc9 onalo'iden 8e-
lddit, ols aud in Dem i'm glei1en
@auie befinolihen Slllueliergeldaft
bon 6. 9. gbomas nno IN Dem
bena6barten, inter Der Sirnia
Bottom DARN 2unh1 betriebenel
Mcitailrant S6ooen mrid)tete. glle
orei @eihafte lino periihert.
Ser am 0onneritag Bel Ell.
mem DiebitabI abeefaBte Neger bar
3oblreide 9iebitable uuo ginbrii4ge
eingeitanoen. Nadltebenoen Saiicrn
mill er profeiiionelle 9eiuhe abge.
ltattet baben. &. s. Sart, 305
Samplbire Ctr. s, 8eoonoo, 103
Nebrasfa Ctr, STR. @ie6ling, lis
MiIiion ctr, g. Q. Giihea, 219
8udimgbam @penlie, George 4arid,
205 gudingbam Mpenue, 81. g.
6. MontgomerD, 1907 Soutb Ils-
mo Ctr, 6. g. Dapis, 1903 @aroen
Strabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-27
enmbaso mnb abeumatismns.

Cine fdnelle @efreinng bon 2nm-
baeo IND Hbeumatismus fam man
baben BET @npenoiing bon Snnt's
9iabtning Oil oas ibneapirfenoe
Ointment. Gin Sreuno i6reibt:
,@ir aebrauhen Sunt's 2isbtnin9
Oil felt 10 Sabren uno idasen es
mebr ols allies anoere." -Wirs. S.
{. Stencils, @oroon, Seras, Moute ,.
Dor 81. 25c unb SOC Slaife.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23
BOY INNOCENT
And Served Four Months in Jail-No~
ne Must Serve SIX Months
for Obeying Father.

~pa. g. pIsisfuu - a." I.t.lfc.uter
FAIRMONT W. Va. Sow. - In
the Circuit Court TODAY peculiar in
cid"ut occurred Mason Wright. a boz
OF u. was on trial for alleged brgiary
Of the Tenant store. The evidence
showed him entirely innocent and
the jury was only three minutes ia
returning verdict Of not guilty
During the trial b. developed that
few months ago Wright was sent hy
his father TO the home OF The boy
uncle. Two miles distant. 90 got re-
voiyer. Tn" boy carried the gun
home Prosecuting Attorney Morris
asked The court 10 hold the boy on
charE" az carving arms This was
done The boy spent four months 90
Jail. waiting tr1ol on charge or
which he was innocent Now he must
spend six months in jail and pay
fine OF $50 az the least for q technical
violation of the Johnston act.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23
The New Delft Initial
CORRESPONDENCE PAPER

g ATURDAY We offer for the
first time in Wheeling What
we consider one of the clcvcrcst
things in the way of Boxt PaTer
We have ever seen. Fine ora e
of Writing Paper on which is
stampt an Old English initial in
the fashionable long style. the
color being delft blue. Fash
box contains - sheets Of rarcr
and "a envelopes or p Core
Sponjence Cards and - cnvcl-
opcs 10 match. the envelope not
being markt. You'll wondc- tlw
We are able 20 give Slch S'a-
tioncry value for 25c box.
hut here il is for your in>rcc-
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23
New Cloves Just Arrived

A MOTHER shipment of Gloves
"A be sale to-day charging scope
be here
Glaze Md Gloves only
sizes from 5'4 TO good values 81 80 a
French Glaze Kid Gloves
and white made from the choicest and
1910 pair
IwoClasp French Glaze Kid Gloves. Iouvin make. Paris
embroidered backs costume matching
shades. leader 81. 90 pair
Lambskn Gloves pique or cane onc-claps mannish
style black tan and S1OO, 81 % a pair
Koyae Glaze Kid Gloves, twoclasp black.
special 81 90 Glove.
SOC pair %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23
BoswsIi obe.suis.

'r,.' """r'@~.o $50 ra.a, n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23
STOCKINGS
Fer the HOLIDAY


you'll likely need Hosle-y
whether YOU 20 away for
Thanksgiving or not. so YOU
might just a. well save money
buying II here to-day:
Women Wyde-Top ONYX
Stockings. extra long and
extra wide flare top. full
fashioned. double heel and
sole. a make extensively al
vertised at sos a o.
pair; sale price o.. CCS
Women'S Imported LiSlc Stock
ingS. Silk-embroidercd ankle
IN dainty designs and color
ings. Hermsdorf black. rcgu-
lar and outSizeS. 75c quail
lty; sale price. AO
WomenS Seamless Stockings.
made from selected cot'on.
double heel and toe. Shart
ankle. medium weight. satin
finish, made u retail for 25c
sale price. three "a
PAIR for............ .cOS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23
DreSSy FixingS for The Men

EN- needing Furnishings for the hcl-
day whether they intend going football game or on.
Of
New Shirts white with coOred effects
plaits Shirts fast color 30 each
Dents Gloves and dress style -aGu-
lar and cadet 81 80 a pair.
Good looking Silk Knit Fourn-liand the
che kind the fine knit soc each
hunsing Union Suits. the complete line of Union
the all weights and regular. short and s..
cotton. Isle wool. ~ 90 $500 a
Mems ATWOOD Jerseys with high. closed necks
clasp roll collar and style silver 81 81,
81. % q. 50
Boys and Youths Union Suits. Muus;ng
SOC 75. and 3Se a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23
Last Day of Fireless Cooker Demonstration

THIS will be the last day Of on Firees Cookery ,
our Busy Basement by Mrs Fora Pummer the Domestic
Science expert II have Yourself of the
Pory OF hearing her DO to-day and learn how
10 reduce the high o. o living.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-21
WARSAW ALSO WINS
FROM NAUvOO
Baseball Team Has Got In Habit Of
Showing up Neishborina
Clubs.

Z WARSAW. Ill, May Well. our
boys just couldn't help It, second ns-
ture you know. they had to come ont
on top, If they are villagers; beat
Nauyoo In that game Sunday after
noon 4 to 2, but OF course no hard
feelings; come again Nauvoo, you've
learned the way now, and also the way
we do It
DR.. VIM. Luedde, wife and daughter
4 of st. Louis, are here Waiting the doc
tors parents, Mr. and sfrs. H. ]. II.
iLuedde.
dot leet1e Chernan band FIRE
pieces, enlivened the streets and gath
cred In the nickelg yegterday morning.
Miss Leila Mattern. bookkeeper Ia
Sage's bank, Alexandra. visited Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. J. Rfsto over Sunday.
Mr.. Phillip Naumann d Quincy r.
visiting his daughter. Mrs. H. ] u,
I1uedde.
Mr.. Bfchanauer, son George and
daughter. Miss Amelia, Of Quincy
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. J. Risto
VIM. Satory is today loading car
with his household goods, preparatory
Ito removing with his family 10 south
ern idaho, about 80 miles east OF Boise
City, on the trunk line running from
Chicago to Portland, Oregan. He
will leave this week. He recently sold
his home on Jackson street.
The juniors of the high school VII
give a reception to the seniors or
"Wednesday evening, May %. at ODD
Fellows hall Music by Eymann'r
orchestra four pieces, which will pla,
all evening. The program arranged il
games from 1880 to 9 p. m, dancin,
from 9 p. m. to / a. m. Refreshments
AS usual the hall will be beautiful
decorated, the seniors colors being
blue and gold-and the Juniors
orange and black. The same color
will also fly from the top of the waite
tower. The reception will be a yer
Interesting and delightful social funo
ton
Mayor NJ. c. Eckhbohm has JUS
purchased big touring car, maxim
the eleventh owned in Warsaw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-21
Texas Woman Near Death

Wills Point, Tex.-In letter from
Wills Point, Mrs. Victoria Stallings
says: Il was afflicted with womanly
troubles. had a dreadful cough. and
suffered awful pains l certainly
would have died, If had not been
relieved by taking Cardui. Now am
stronger, and in better health than
ever was in my life. ! can't say half
enough for this great medicine" Do
you need relief? Try Cardui for your
womanly troubles. Its long record Of
successful use is your guarantee.
Thousands of ladies have been helped
to health and happiness by Cardui. 1t
will surely help you. Try bottle to-
day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-21
Much Activity up tho Canal Where
Progress is Fast, and Camp
Established Opposite
Middle Lock.
BEST IN MIDDLE WEST
Construction Going on From keokuk
End Nortirward, Under the Bluff
and West OF Relocated Rail-
road Track.

"a fonk Of tents has settled down
opposite the middle lock, where has
been established camp for the fifty
odd men working on the Iowa lake
shore boulevard now actively under
construction at this end. There are
tents With cots for the men. cook
tent, commissary tent and all the
paraphernalia of big camp. The
men are delighted with It and all the
wops are trying to get assigned there.
Much work has been done on the
lower end OF this road, and much is
being accomplished every day. A big
steam shovel that runs on the ground
lifts the dirt out OF the cuts and de-
posts 1t in the file; scrapers and men
move 1t into approximate shape; Gull
verts have been built where needed;
and the place reminds one OF the line
of railroad under rapid construction.
North From Anscffutz Hill,
The work extends northward from
the foot of Anschutz hill to opposite
the middle lock. The road runs well
over toward the foot Of the blum on
the ground above the new water level
and to the westward of the relocated
railroad track.
The cu1verts are OF massive con
crete like those built centuries ago in
southern Europe and still as good as
new. These are the only part of the
road building. however, which give
one an idea Of what the new road Will
be like, since the grading being done
is merely the shaping up Of the pat
tern OF the road
When the road proper is built on top
the earth grade, IT will be as good as
engineering skill can attain, and will
have no superior in this part of the
country, inside or outside any city.
Work is being pushed with great rapid
ity. and varies with locality as to the
amount accomplished, from much
grading TO nothing at all In place or
two, depending on circumstances.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-21

A WarnIng--to feel tired before
exertion is not laziness-it's sign
that the system lacks vitality. and
needs the tonic effect of Hoods Sar-
saparii.a. Sufferers should not de
lay. Get rid of that tired feeling by
beginning TO take Hoods Sarsaparil-
Ia today.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-21

The splendid work Of Chamberlains
Stomach and Liver Tablets is daily
coming to light. No such grand RENE
dy for liver and bowel troubles was
ever known before. Thousands bless
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-21
MutlIated Himself.

On the night of December 20 Richie
son was heard moaning and crying in
his cell. Finally he asked guard to
send for a doctor. One was soon
there and investigation revealed the
fact that the minister, probably in
moment of mental alteration, had
fearfully mutilated himself with a
piece of tin he had secured and sharp
ened to razor's edge on tie floor of
the cell. So serious were the wounds
inflicted that the doctors who were
hurriedly called were forced to COM
p1ete the operation the man had be-
gan and for time he was In grave
danger of dying from blood poisoning
That Richeson had planned to have
the operation he attempted figure in
his defense was charged by the prose-
cutor and he was litte surprised,
when on Jan. last, he was furnished
with confession of guilt by Richie
sons lawyers. When the confession
was repeated in court on Jan. 9, there
was nothing for Judge Sanderson to
do but impose the only penalty by
law for first degree murder. Friends of
Richeson started an agitation to have
his sentence committed to life impris-
onment, but the governor and his
council refused to act. A petition
claiming insanity was filed in the case
but promptly overruled.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-21

w. J. HARTER. M. O., B. q
0steopnthic and Electric treats
= specially. Office 90 North re- s
street. Ground floor. Su''
Hours-l0 to II .. M: 3 to s Z,
Evenings by appointment.
Phone Office Iowa l254-Red. :.
dence. Iowa. STORED.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-21
Importance of Tact.

Without tact you can learn nothing.
Tact teaches you when to be silent
Inquirers who are always inquiring
never learn anything Disraeli.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-21

DR.. BRUCE I. GiLFlLLAN.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office GIN Main street. ovs
Crooks & Coz Millinery store Bell
phone 190-Black.
Residence 317 North Fourth strsst
Bell phone 1280-Red
Hours: 1912 q. ID. - p. n. q
Q. m. Sunday BY appointment
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-21
Or. q. J. Hall

Ovts - Js tJACC
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
ONCE hours: to IL: 8 to s; I tol
p. m.
Office 512 South Seventh, resideuo,
7o2 Des Moines street.
Bell phone 967-Red.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-21

Or. w. FRANK BROWN
Hours-1o-11 :. M. 2:S0-4:so : J.
7:46-s:0o D. m
40 Main Street, Keokuk, Ia
SURGERY AND GYNECoI nn,I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-21
PROFESSIONAL cams!
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. w. p. SHERLOCK

Or. ". 2. SHERLOCK.
PHYSICIAN AND suRcNn,,
Office Is North Fifth strest S y.
Howell building. =
Office Hours-10 to Il a M. ).
p. M: evenings. 2 to 8; SUNDAY. =
to l p. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-21
Arrested In Bed.

QualntdnCe OF the minister With MISS
Linnell the arrest of Richeson was de-
termined on. The police surrounded
the mansion on the night Of October
10, but admission was refused. Final
ly early next morning they we're ad-
mitted and found the minister in bed
He was formally arrested on a murder
charge and protested his innocence.
The theory of the police from the
start was that the minister was re-
sponsible for the girls condition and
that he had promised to get her medi-
cine that would effectually hide her
shame from the world. Instead the
latter admitted he gave her capsules
filled with dry cyanide. The girl, be-
lieving implicitly In the minister, par
took of the deadly drug believing it
was in reality medicine for the pur-
pose intended.
After his arrest the members OF the
Edmands family stood by the minis
ter. They proclaimed their belief in
his innocence and it was announced
that they would finance his defense.
On Thanksgiving day Miss Edmands
sent flowers and dainties to the ac-
cused man in his cell and said she had
4 implicit confidence that he would soon
be free and they would wed in the
! end.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-21
DR.. G. J. cHREsTENsEM
OSTECPATHIC PHYsIcrA,

n 9. =. Building
Ofnce hours to IL Z. M; q nj
p. m. Residence Iowa phone IN
2 rings. Office Iowa phone 1857. i 4,
Residence 800 North Eighth Strest
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-21

Richeson attended the theological
school. told the police that he had
sold Richeson cyanide OF potassium.
He told me that he had a pet dog
he wanted to KILL" Hahn told the
police, and / told him that he ought
to use ether He said that he didn't
like the odor and then ! suggested
cyanide. gave him package, but
he insisted on more. As he was leav-
ing he cautioned me to say nothing
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did yotcs. left the little country VII
iage and vent 70 Boston. She stated
that sbe vas going there 70 study in
the Conservatory Of Music so that
she might be better able TO aid her
husband" tn his church work. AT
that time she Wig wearing hand
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gift OF the minister.
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Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-08-24
j o bia, Brazil.
FUNCTION OF A NEWSPAPER

FUNCTION OF A NEWSPAPERS
a solicitor for newspaper subsorip
tions made this remark of his ner-
sonal experience the other day:
"Some Of the keenest cri.ica the
newspapers have met are people who
rarely buy home newspaper, at
least, never patroDize it regularly
They borrow it from friepds, or sterl
glances at it in hotels, barber shops
Or reading rooms, If there were no
newspapers here, they would be tbe
very first to deplore the lock Of
public spirit"
The newspaper makes possible ali
kiods Of private and public enter
prise. If you want to get anything
done, whether it be your children
educated, your products gold, or
your gospel preached, you have got
to tell the people about it in some
public way. No kind Of orgsnjz ton
Ie possible without public discussion
You can sell goods for more sua
buy them for less, through the ex
change Of information which tho
newspaper makes possible.
A newspaper can perform tbeee
great services efficiently Only when
II is Loyalty supported by the pub.ic.
The mao who refuses TO contribule
his small share through newspaper
subscription 10 like one who hos en
joyed feast, but who lodges tie
contribution box. w bcelng IntelIl~
genceT,