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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1912-12-21
Hens Lay in Cold Weather

it they have the right food and are
cared for properly. There isnothing
better to feed at this season than
Green Cut Bone and Meat. If you
will send your check or money order
for $3 rs to 9. $. PAcE, Hyde Park,
VT, he will snip YOU "a soo-pound
barrel, freight prepaid to your sta
ton.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1912-12-21

Reports from Theodore N. Vail Of
Lyndonville, who is still in New
York hospital, continue most favor
able. 1t is hoped that I've will
recover sufficiently to be at home for
the holidays,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1912-12-21

In South Pomfret, December 10, son
to Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde H. Totman.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1912-12-21
Norman Williams Public
Library

Reading room open from a. m. to
IL M; p. m. to p. M, and p. m. to
$50 p. IN.
Librarian or assistant win be at the
library from 10 a. m. to IL m. p. m.
to 6 D. m. and z p. m. to $50 p. m.
Saturday evening until 8.
EDWARD H. WILLIAMS JR.,
President
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1912-12-21

Elm Tree RsssM Fips Ryiatias
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-11
STUDEBAKERST TO
START NEW FIRM

Another instance of the growth of
the automobile industry in the west is
demonstrated in the announcement
that has just been made that Chester
N. Weaver, for several years manager
of the StuGebaker Brothers's Company
of California, will retire on May 1 to
assume the management of the Stude-
baker corporation of America. The
latter concern is to be a new California
organization, and will be incorporated
within the next few weeks to handle
the automobile products only of the
Studebsker factories. The growth of
the motor car business of the parent
corporation has been so large during
the last few years that It has become
necessary to divide the wagon and
auto ends of the business and Mace
them under separate arrangements.
The wagon interests of the business
will continue to be handled under the
style of the Studebsker Brothers COM
pany of California, as heretofore, and
will be under the management Of L, F..
Weaver, who Is at present manager Of
the Studebaker Brothers company
Northwest, at Portland. Weaver is to
be succeeded at that point by W. F,
Virgins of South Bend, Ind, who for a
number of years has been at the head
of the accounting department of the
Studebaker corporation. Weaver is an
old time resident of San Francisco,
and he will be well received upon his
return to California.
Discussing the new plan yesterday
Chester N. Weaver said:
"The Studebaker business in Califor-
nit has grown so rapidly in the last
few years that it is almost impossible
for me to take care of both depart
ments and do them both justice. In the
autolobile line alone Studebakers VIII
put out in California during 1912 not
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-11

less than 5000 machines, which bust
ness has been developed in very few
years.
1.-The Studebaker corporation of
American will within a short period
be putting on the market a full line
of automobile trucks and delivery wag-
ons In addition to the present lineup
of pleasure cars, and with this in
creased line to handle it will only be
question of short time until the
StudebalIer business will outgrow it's
present quarters, although even now
the premises occupied by this company
are by far larger than those occupied
by any other concern in the vehicle
for automobile business in the United
States"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-11

LlSl III
CContinu
ASS Allie Magoon
Ab7 Ferdinand Ellerman
A59 Thomas Smith
Ab9 Honolulu Gas Co.
AGO {. c. Rhodes
A6l ]. E. Wright
A62 John Henry Magoon
A63 p. J. Levy
ASA e. Austin Jones
ASS II. B Cooper
A66 John Choy Lo
A67 Frank Hustace
ASS Joe Elias
ass VIM. A. Marsh
A7O Hawaiian Dredging Co
All DR.. H. P. Nottage
A72 David Todd
A73 U. Uchida
A74 w. A. Duncan
AIS H. Aikue
A76 VIM. H. Stuart
AT Geo. Spring
AIS B. D. Bentley
A79 Y. Yoshikawa
ASO H. Culman
ASH K. Tsuruoka
A82 Frank NJ. Freisell
AS3 ]. c. Kelley
ASA Charles Pringle
ASS c. Brurstrom
AS6 H. NJ. Mix
Asst Walter Christensen
Ass Y. Muto
AS9 w. Lester
A9O You Kwong
AL e. A. Blair
A92 Francis H. Brown
A93 Hon. Brew. & Malt. Co.
Asa c. Almeida
A95 Trent Trust Co.
A96 c. N. Hughes
A97 ]. r. Amorin
A9S John Padaken
A99 l.. Pierce
A1OO Norman Oss
A101 F. w. Hustace
A102 S. A. Campbell
A1O3 Francis ]. Cooper
A1O4 C. M. Herbert
A1O5 John Gait
A106 Aubrey D. Shaw
A1O7 Arthur Reynolds
A1OS James Finney
A109 Rae B. Rietow
ALTO r. B. McGrew
ALL Ernest M, Kopke
A112 e. NJ. Crabbe
Alb Manuel Pregill
ALA Geo. J. Wond
Ais Hannibal Phillips
A116 w. Watson
A117 C. E. Mayne
Ais Thomas Cullen
A119 Takabuli
A120 S. Yamagahara
ALL Arthur Richter
A122 Henry Kaulukou
ALB Rev. S, A. Saylor
AHA Henry A. Weinland
A125 L. T. Tong
A126 Curt L. Hogan
A127 e. v. Todd
A128 Abel P. Limo
A129 George Howe
A13O George S. Alves
Abb Ben Mahi
ABB Edward Hedeman
Abb Geo. H. Paris
ABA Henry Gehring
Abs Robert s. Chase
A136 Sanitary Steam Laundry
A137 Alexander Nelson
ABS c. F. Carlson
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-11
6
Baldwin
LIMITED.
Sugar Factors
eOMNISSIoN MERcHANTO
and
INSURANCE AGENTa
AGENTS FoA

hawaiian Commercial q Seed
oO2UAAX.
Haiku sugar Company.
RaiA Plantation.
Maui Agricultural CompaA@
Hawaiian Sugar Company.
KAhuku Plantation Company
McBryde Sugar Company.
KAhuku Plantation Company
Kauai Railway Company.
Kauai Electric Company.
HOaOluG Ranch.
Haiku Fruit & Packing Company
BalAi Fruit & Land Company.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-11
James L.. Holt

Offers some fine lots near the car
line at Palapa at bargain. also the
balmy sea besrh home Of the late Ad.
miral Beckley at Aqua Marine
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-11
Stearns' Headache Waters (Shac)

aching disappointed
they have friends than before.
Therefore exercising Stesrns Head
best
Waters And that STEARNS--the genuine.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-11
LIST OF MOTORCYCLES


from page 22J
Thor
Indian
Indian
Reading Standard
Harley Davidson
Merkel
Thor
Reading Standard
Reading Standard
Wagner
Indian
Indian
Indian
Indian
Indian
NJ. &. M.
'Merkel
Indian
American
InGSan
Pierce
e. NJ. f.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-11
Headaches Are Unnecessary---Why
Endure Them?


take medicine { be
And Il careful the medicine health
precious
For millions
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-01
! Ysas.ErR - -.

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eae q cesesss acesexesss sEseagass
ss aesteHs4. Rss Wle RECESSED H. seasew
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see@ay gas& sa.e sslalasesas+sssas ssisstsss %
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soas saifeeaen aaisa 3 change &c 81
ivasisssa fssas aaa RaSsy az prss
eessS as1 ef,sspepf2s Is undesirable aaN
s3f'aa rslfssa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-01
seee A9as Aua TAFT,

SSayegees tsaesassSes, o. NsleaeSoss,
Addressed 3 eFSwa ~ Sseee ssesse Al
N4sSkasa, MssaA Aass sees, he maae
assesses SsseaS ssasesaess n eayer "
assesasssak fasEs me 9cyasMee sssa
President fass hss made = seea
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essSkas sS@ for a saseaa seEes sass
sASas sAss ~ deserves
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81 President aes / Asssesa his sd,
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@ssee sases0 usNSes saAsa eesess
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fas $500 ssSsa ~ sae seyesess
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-01
lAaRAnEE EoR TAFT.

Several encouraging reports were
received this morning at the head
quarters Of the republican national
committee tn chicago From Iowa
came the statement that ES-GeveraoF
t4arrahee. who haa been a strons fac'
tor With the progressive party. and
who has been III for eame months,
stated In an Interview that he hoped
To live and he Well enough to vote for
Tart at the election In Nevemhers
that he had always voted the repahlt.
evan ticket and saw ne reason for
changing At this TINES It IL said thar
ITALIA statement VIII add S,eNo Votes 70
the republican ticket tn the northern
hae Of tho state,
srank A, Ntmeeks. Of Ottamwa.
Mesnhev at the executive committee OF
the tewa League az Tafs Clubs,
writes that the farmers are eomtns
int line every days and that Iowa
viii he carried fer TAFT. With Reese
Welt sMirS,
Chairman n 7, snssen. Of Minnesota,
reports thse every eftert VIII 70
made ~ ges cut the vesa IN Msanescts.
ami says Az she last election not
quite Any aereeas teak part IN the
election, [ Asve no acaes thar II we
eessla set taa entire electorate q Mia,
sssesa - sske part IN the eseessea On
November ste ras would carry sAe
state ey Fsseee
State eAarsase Fred A, Sirss. q
tnasass. writes thar me reports eems
seg nate headquarters hem the ssrt
essesaral districts are exeeeaagm "a,
yersase Ne az every meeA eneesr,
sssss Ae writes shy The trend az az,
fairs lately He assss that the state
tAess eesa the eeaaS eAssrwsa aud
esAes easesrsSfns reports IS to eAsag'
sag sentiment warrants ne esass
sAas The republicans vii carry the
STATE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-01
kgokuk AND eollraca.

The loAgpat naaAlan on record al
the grand Jury. tho largeat number at
indictments ever returned, aud the IN
veHtigation gataa over into another
term OF the aiatriet court tar further
INQUIRY, ID not calculated Ia convince
the people OF keokuk that the prese
ent administration haa exercised the
iargeat amount OF diligence tn prevents
lng gamhltags Illegal salea Of liquor
aud ether mffaetiana OF Law, and theae
are indiapNtahle facts pelltiea ar nc
politics, Keakuk people are net dc,
eetyea by editorial effort purneseiy
|oreatea IN the Interest OF any eaa,ii
date tes attiee Mayer Mldee or 9th,
eve, And the myeatigstlen by the
srana Jury and the return ee twenty,
nine indictments eaaelasively proves
that the commissioners az nuhlle safety
waa either ignorant OF Violations or In
competent
There mast be te every well ergaa
iSea haaineaa napnietnal or CONNER
eisi "a reaneealhla party, In the pres
ent eaaa that party Is Mayer Elder
END an the etty'a ehies executive ~
aheala Keep In close touch With shs
IeisN'a activities, Ne la net nearly 81
much TO elame az Commissioner q
tahlle Safety Gray for net kaawlns
ies violations hue at that he essaeet hs
eNthely exeased, And il il the dur,
and tae prlvtlege ef = newspaper &
esstlalse Public enteisls whea occasion
/ demands and that IA tass What TAs
Gate city proposes te de. irrespective
Iaf the individuals holding paeaie os
ssee The day ser eewarssly newsgs
tpess 10 keesak has gaat,
The tgse two years es Mases Elders
administration hseashs sersh seaesa
Recommendations The past severe
saaatAs have esen assseNasaese fsea
q saegal standpoint Mayer Elder hs;
Ia peAsssS gssAt re NeesFae y candidate
nor eeasseSs er Any etheg easesS eN
ne has ne rtsAe 20 take tAe tsase he
taAaaeg "a a eseasesaatssS> ste saeels
stesye Asa gSlssseal RastWaes 10 Me
friends, Mases EsaeF IL entitled "a /
s0ssasN aesk SO IL Neekek,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-01
sar on re. Nscrr

siss>sis a'il'ssits Fl elstssse ols els
%,ssaeRa a'ifsati n saa 5ssetilliltsaa MS
Soissf saasttfie'se ~ as stfss las sssstE
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4llS> esa3lS *t9fss rsst aessead goes y
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NJ .fsatalfe ifiti,fessee anon ne
lGsSal leaslsrs 8gaas y aara ma ,,as,,en,
Jloas importance ae ssaig out as
Yess, aa,a @1a8 slseesa1 sgsars siloHld
~ made ~ Sspaasicaas d or~s tnata
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-01
essrraes III
/. ><<.~s<e~% $50

M sasd MS. I,ifn Nan we're GssrI1..
~ shoppers weissssias
si-s warner rf Szssr EeeinE. was
visiting IN me cry " as1assfar
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Essr rtstisa sf iSsirns;tiss., wssrs calling On
fsssrais d eae Guy r1ffr-s,iisy
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were seFRssis auto yisitors s-dag
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and azlfia. vfsits.f Ms. SsE-sa ear-rin
iay me nas1 vees.
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.ferss'1fsEs, Gussl,ss1s ann Eseresta. xara
Gsrs1asss vissssurs raarsday
Mss s.-r,s az Ealiss Eit1H rssste.f
acsr S'IInif- Win hes- m,lf9,er.
SEQ. sSafsEs az Esr-ia. vas lurking
aEtar his aoi,ttsal fnteraasss in mis-
sitg Es;sis,z
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Sssvsr5 snsf Earr Shea. snrnnusef Al,
tiatIsEnusaiie parry NJ Ounce rliur-ssfay-
sSsuing
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"a siarne. vaE-s aazrs n. st,s inrnr,esz Of
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tsaraas m Estias
Misses ads .aiifs AMI Esssis Fssp1,-f,
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far satssRr MIS- i. T asssrsrs1-s. IN
N'Irsssv lyssr sSiutia.z. lssrrit,s. ..,..,,r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-01
re nsase q Mr.. Sherman.

SarsHgsea s.1wSsEyes As darkness
q hast evsasag set In James Scheos,
craft SAeSrasn, ssee president es the
v'sstsea States ana candidate to- re
election ~ that efsses 90 the rsruhls-
Gan sSeSes. passed 60 His long rest
after 3 pSosraese6 period q Illness,
TIE death o. NLr, Sherman wla cast
q shases ever he ccaStTys Fer few
men u paesse lie have Gysa and tss
cred sssssv Se- the people and tor the
governments than Re. Fur ssssy years
air, Sherman sas Keen Il paesSe Life.
nessng that sisae his record. no Est.
Ter n wAas s.sties. Ass essn sE hon
eraees enc. s@a = win stand eat srSgas
a&s aassssssoas6 srsesg sssss az bis
fellow essSzs2s whe have lived and
wveaSAs ~ sae advantage &C their
eSseasrys So clean aas wholesome has
beer Aar. SAsrsaanss private and ps.e>
iss arse sAss sras6 ssi sas oeeaa Q,
saaesrsshse ess sAe rass ssvsSss years
ases 8 A-eSsA ss scandal has sArvwn
IS eaias aacn Akrs Hs las svsr eses
q eaar. 9essas-1ss. eAeszeaf. ersSnafs
TIC and ssseesSss fe-ce N aa.tosa3 az
Fairs, sat MS esse-ss sas gs-sozalSey
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saRss to waora ~ hsS enssa-sss hs1e
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-01
nal or national prosperity when such
Ia relation actually exists.
A Leap In tho Dark.

Chicago Inter, Ocean: President Taft
has emphasized again the perils to our
prosperity that are represented by the
Democratic cry for ''tariff for revenue
only
Twenty years ago the Democratic
cry was ''tariiY REFORM and the tri-
umph OF that cause brought With II bit
ter years OF Democratic hardship aud
disaster,
In statement issued from the
white house. the President calls at
tention to the renewal OF that dan,
ser 70 American industrlesa danger
made the greater because the Raltt
more platform OF the Democratic
PARTY calls not only Tor a tariff for
revenue only but denonnees all
protection to American industries
as unconstitutional,
On this the President says
The choice for she voter is not OBJ
seuses en- the contrary. il Is as plain
and clear an issue as eysr was pre-
scented III cur political hissory-it Is
between actual and assured prosper.
Ivy. scesve Industries, geoa wages. 4
ttoarsshias home market and RAPIDLY
SvoWsng sareiga trade on the one
hand, and depression Of business, par
aNsis az Industry, loss OF employ,
esens sor wageeSrness and general
decentralization, es trade ss home and
serosra on the ether band, On one
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-01
lleoN ras A,tLa

~ NV y wv 4FttNahsNA
i'aWR there IN the valley, the city lies
Aseasssags
sseaN end laaa 1 hear the call the
whit heasa an 10 me
Aat an ssssem the hi,ss the pNepie
Rsshs la galilmg.
And Nseeees lNM the hsrsss te sseep
MON the @wassaa tgea
4 t'Sswas fhese n the valley. sAy aaaAists,
ea w9rk M Nsags
sssSsS aAa pssA sse tale there sAssasA
eNs she lsyNssAg aas
SlssA aas wsthsA ssss wess sha epal
sssat vi ayhss.
AAa sgesa tAe Nal@aa meadow easees
eAe ssagsaAse " the hay,
sSs@a saeee N the yalsaM che wessas
wSsFk ii a&sisgsAgS
*Ae AN k# sAgslssas wssh tAe aeass
81 fefseS aaa or nsfl,s
aas. an AeAs sas seeNsa es the AssA,
sSgsss wsa&s a,WsERsMs,
Asa saH ewax sAe eAsegsas Nsss sses
hesss On she hkt@s
esswa sAsgs hA sAe yaAheS. sAe ssss ases
aresslSssA
N1sA @eags sees And sseaslea Aeayi
tAs seseeM PATHS as~ ssoSs
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AtsAt il sassEAgs
AM asss she Asa saa weess sAegS
ssss she eseeasa& kNeAee ii SEED
sw SesSS SSsesS
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CAN Nils. PROSPERITY
sxeersssse q tsss u sslss SsessseS
Tess Nsss and saesas ~ asssss
~ Nsa-s Mers

~ = saS4ssss SsSsVS &A sEsS
SSssssaSse y see ez q es sHsessG by :
sa'Ssss 81 Fs'sSssssS sNsdses sas sSssssass,
sssss ssSSs g s'sssS'ss sssfsss ,dsaass n
: 1900 g Nsssssssess~ asssr saEsssaFs
y s-s SO ss ssssssaese
ssSs@ss sss sSssssS = Nsesss
5ssSss sss sseeS sAs ssssssrs "a ssssess
g ssAsye So ssfsa Ssssssasrss sss Nsv
sesN sssssS8 aFsssss sss ~ same sI.g'a7
sss ssea % Ease'T * 8 e:sstSe " the
ssNtssss8 esasFeS & sar governments
Sssss p e~aas Gsee asw WssR II $50
SsN'SS'sf s&sssS Ne rarss can rsstsa the
{ Nefs g f&tssss ~ sas harvest sees o.,
'sseTas sas sssSs aseeeas ssssss ~
- g sesss;s sasaessss
~ ssse'asFsy - atsgs saa parties
sss - ssfSs& - eeiss Dared we ssss IN
& 'aSissssS's So tiS sesfsEssrsssisl asssrsscs *
stS aFsssssf ss'ss sfs success cE sas
asEss % sas tsSsss- IS saas s'i1s ess1 as'
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siessi'rsst
vas s1is asfss & arg4fnsfs1 made
81 ms s9sfss 1fssEs 81 ls2s gaas asst
s'sssit - sssasss siisas ne ma sssr s'al,;a
/ if'sta's';ss astgss Tss u selffres ag saas
fssssIssaiFt1 isssssss ssiss s2ssd Zines
L *isssise were Sleti sinssisii youth esfi,,
gsfsis' aitasssrriil1f rs eaev had een,.
& ssaist'sd ssr Sfs's>s'Ts Ssa'ss under eaa
f's1'a eN aiss s'sanioals;ssis aaFsg ssnf ats
1ssslsess ai ar2SsetessEt - american IN
a'lssrs and American lssecE
5iash SLY afalsf3is sfesr 3 major.
s as aise 7ss5als lad v'aagssf 3 change
3f Tag 9s'ss;s- semen % sil'sii, ssfssctls
As'ssft nissssig sis same a seis 1alals
% @'ss Slsitsetlsese aas,sT On pias1pr.1s
q ''S''sa'ss an 1fti'iis;-1aaE auiigsF
g sstt'ssr'es5i eEisosed u tzase vaien
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-01

hae osssa AasaFiSasti ~ ss,aa5es
tlssea his eolilAqaa Asaait may be, elli
e 81 his faiiQSg ait8aea taee ssaaste
$40 Nassa a,a Chains aesS aiiifsaaf %
gslieioa o. AasS3lina eisse We ~ aoS
3lig n sif aga ., n8dleaai ist'2iesr
.sssse. Nhan aisaf atsss le eolsaRsaned
or 9Qsity, 4a0li QRs i.i,iS4Iits
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-01

SEW kEsls& casslF. Nar n--asan ,
assaiisf assliss ssa aus,ssss. aasiisss,t S1sss'
t1sraa and nasG. sssiE hsul es1a cafss
niarsias- rs,saissssf !, #issssss SIR ~,
anu s4ian aagwsasf u la ais nanisar aaa
r Taas iias:uvarnh aw me sisaz-ii'f
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-01

IssealS ssslfe2A Is 81 as a2sl9sed es >
aS4saps,sl sass3ov Ii saSsoesaer
assasdsas ssseis sislaesafea sec Sc ast
lse}ssssae QS as sst'aS @aess taes We
hl9safs dead SQl1& sas,saSsA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-01

we're eessRess visisprs 70 IaHarps
Mce1sy
caaasy Clerk Frank Taornhsr start
ed MenAsay morning O. 81 ausozrohsss
sear q ne csuner, dellrezing eaecs
saoa s9apasss,
Senator and Mrs j. = Gsasca went
- laesseavsrls Sssm-saay sTsnfaE.
Spreading S~naas With tie la6yss sis
ter. Mrs Geo Raea.
Mss Eecna McAn9ssr az Marcrne,
visited ovsr SGrszy With sc-s folks.
NJ. and Mrs George Eiaek az rsss
as Csey ve-e si-so visitors 70 TIE
essy Sunday.
RsAcr Dznas. a. FsorSs, assisted
es Sss sasAer VIZ Q8yssa- a THIS
parish, hell cu1lsssrr.asSOl servfess ecr
5 Class q sky elgass NJ me CHURCH ~
ne ErszsszessaalzEe Coscss.aan II tbs
eSsy Tha-ssax asssrnsSa.
NJ. arza Mrs. A. N 0-Hxrra return.
81 'rfssseszr evsaa1g sroz a few 9xgs
nc E,xce1sssr S2raagss No
Ambrose Bszraer rEsaasa. ~
i5satisgfssr Mrs, Z. :. Eszgaser xcss esi-
IssH ~ sfsEr home Il Msrs.issaa Ssz1-
5aT ses1sirg
rlssss E.aas resar1as rom tina Nc.
'sssizfsstsisy ant vas accompanied
home a1 his graass II t;stSs- Helen
GSar viss Wiz vtsas hers.
ar anlf MS. Lon Esarnssss AMI cnEs
ii-au &c usar EaSsas G-r1 s9enA SIN
tag Win AEr AMI aErs.. rs, Essa-n.
3-s iaEsS.aiE1 Isra-rsf Saa-
uitisx 1sr Tnsaaailerssssrrg n. ~ v-s-
her sister 1l-z MOTH sassr AZ u.
hGfna az NJ mi n-s Esa1s CHEZ.
NE. ai.at-sa EaiI warE % Q1a1ey
TiiIrs1iaT eu Ri1 hE s;esars az ms
illIne At lier lia.a Mrs 1gsss.tiix Afcst-
sia. u raEnislu until M-x saussy Ia.
laz-S fIlr 1F!eitita x1lss.. IN s,snf ne
winrar win afsr dssassissr MsHa Eaat
aims aalnsa
M ami M1x efi,a a,sf sans
s1rrtils IitI anr ann ass.es MISS Lem
8anrt. df rennnssse. sera Sin.fav
CHESTS az IN allI hrs. Ba Gr.ra
sHv = e. EeafsEsan. r,isHis;rragsv
ram Muniazniarg missilur.. Eai,asi:s.
Air-ra. aaftfi,ssssaI ms asslass. Hzuiarrrss
rllrgiilsz morning AZ tsta es,a1aT ana
nlilr-istltg ss-sling g1vs = suizsltiid All.
n-sss at FsiH Lutheran church.
Rran 8aT-1iiHr- vent I'D EItscasy,
nliiir-sstifsss IN aftansfs u nesrsnis az i
cunnittas spslaints=f IN rs,a Ns,r-,
G sszIr--Il lAsssIgiartGu Ut caslssgas mr. ts,a
ntuIuxa II -sFtssug rsia ugsisi.is an
studying nRassnaEss:a.
j. uutE1az-s nesssng WIS assif m
Ira ntss-neiiarts seiiaui a,rtiifsun mag
E-,iiasF sftaruIn1l at yriittis Etre ri,,ss.
ss1 lar-niis we're gg-ssaslft
3aalf Walter 1f n. raillna. ruia
ar-s5'tssr ralE-ssi;sss IN visit Ills parents
ar. auH Mrs 6 Walker
Ar and Ma-x a. NJ oifsasr--s. VIII AZ.
iEs.sasI ina rrseaslgtnur gisrHs1 by aE.. and
Mrs. Esaiassl = g5Gnsg anuI w am
AIRS & allen az ts,a new Ellsz aail
n 1aoiss,1 3ria avaslin,s,
Aias Rsiti1 harper Is risst.i,g s..e.,,.,,
Il lise asnsnazs 2.s,l 1axr ws..ss viii ra
To Missouri u vigit rt.laft,ses; eslr,,n,H
Tor sssn Asltuniu.. raasss. sSr tai,, as,- nj,
ssr Miss .arsiia j aar-1sr
hsH--sur l-Iess,rr.s-
j TNMn z Esfazs. EsssEniifnn., eacssi,,
l'tsssrs Esssy. EaEEaiiun
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-01

iilllltg 5as,ssittt candidate Tor
treasured "a aa aapapiiCaa aeistss.
Ms n $soSSaiiy gessas'lft ssiiiins ga
Asg TQ,als. ia a9iaa 81 tsalssaaz.S
aiist ha eia9Rss2tt }1st Fp7ssslof Gsag,llil
bod q Asg HssatiIl8 a eSaAass ass
aSsla'sSstEss 4ifaa atAsit3 diftsty t0stsss sosf
ne Saeuailpsaf afl'ses ar 8esssssaa,
visit u sasa q as 4sasstoa sssRes q
lNsassisss lasssN ~ lfsi'sttss treasurer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-01

eseseses ssas esSss s@eesSs ssoaa 20,
hsSeaA sssassgs saySs shss the as&gay
aeagss. sAeaSa sAsaey sg4eaess 4 aes
oakse aNssac
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-01

Sessigasafs aaNs Saturday Syfir hssk
Qll,es gg sesFass a4 ssssiQst
ae j. ~ ail II pa ftha Eesls
tss on asaees SIC a5sltasiftcea a ais
issiisA F,aSf oap 8aiea ward yQa igs
IN ssssh eaati 20 sad sagssfaf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-01

'sssss eosss 81 sse ~ Sss Mss ii ssiasS
ssssaAsssa ss sse.e 9tla, ,Seea 4 aseasas 50
NJ sesA est ssssse saesS Oh eassAse
yeS NIL saaW tae sesse2A