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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-21
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retter Sorfatteren Sobannes Soect
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! minbIte o, ct. Sans SiItorie.
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ifal iort9Iles, fanot Steb | @aret
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= paa ct. San.
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be paret paa geiee paa ct. Sbomas
og ifr,Ioe netop tiIbage BEN 13be go.
pember, iom bar en- Ssnoag, bbilfen
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faitiat for Sprsret. Get par beres
Seniigt at mprbe bam % i9tte fig
i geiiobelie Of Gen. 8eb ct SeIb
unbilap ban ben truettbe Sare, ibet
Ser nemlig 2erbag forub pasierebe ct
fort Sfib, til bpilfet 8upernsren loo
Jig 70 no.
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gen Slaper bore Seb ino til Solba-
terne. s fine 9proer banbe De ifiult
@aaben. Gaa ct gipet Signal faitet
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ite Wano, bbem bet Ipffeoes OF unb.
fomme. S geiiobeIie af Sortet al.
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oeb at iaettage Ell paafalbenbe 8e-
p9gelie blanbt De Sorte, begap fIere
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geperbout Jig meb fine Sonilier til
en- Wr. 0urlos Elantage, Der Iaa paa
Ell Sang, bar bef9itet og bapbe to
&anoner. Iaa oe andre 8~lantager
begpnote Hegrene alerebe Slagte.
RET paa ben melt gpielige og raa
Wanbe. Otter at ia mprbet Som.
meren, Scotmar, @upsrnsrens Sbi.
serisn, oe lat bans Sobe paa en-
Stage, bolbt De Haabi logning peb
oct Ieml9fteoe Gig, bporpibt mar og.
iaa ifuloe brpbe bans 12.aarige Sat-
ter.
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nebes heller life. Set lpffebes De
Sorte at fan9e ca. 40 gItrop9ere,
W9no, 8pinoer og garn, Tom ole
orPbtes.
9e Glantere, iom par Hpgtet til
8l1rlos 8lanta9e, fit imiSlertio Of
ienbt en- 9aab til ct. Sbomas for al
aine 8upernsren llnoerretning ON
Sprsret og annlobe ON llnbietnine
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bene ON Si9Ip. Sen fremmebe Git
pernsr ienbte itrnr 400 Ianb til
Gems Sopebitao Coral gap. @eS
Spnet af bernie Stprfe Hpetet Ieg-
rene. Se breoes Iansiomt op moo
Gems @orbsitiioe, bpor De omrinse-
bes Of Sropperne.
Sa De Sorte iaa, at oft Saab ON
@eSning for benz bar noe, boIbt be
fsrit en- flor Set os foreiatte fig Der.
efter at begaa SeIpmoro peo at ifpoe
bperanore. Ere SunSreSe SIaper
baooe aIlerebe iperfiat benne geiIut.
Ming. 90 gurop9erne enoeIis itormei
oa inotog beres 2eir. 2ieene Iaa
en- flor M~unbfreSs. 8un ct SaataI
par enbnu iIipe. 20 al oisie benret.
teoes itrar, mems 26 SIaper | 2pn.
fer fsrtes til ct. 9bomas. bpor oe
unSerfoiteoes Tortir % brebtes.
Sprsret par bermeo unbertrpft, men
/ flere Maaneber bapbe Gen p9ret
0esrenes @eiiboeIie. af Gems GIan,
taser bar A sanife soeIast, As Re
poret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-21
mnntuun.

Tolipn fplser be iture. Sen lille
og life nleget gamle gp Bolton paa
Slatbeao &eierpationen bar peo ipe.
cielt @alg itiaet fig / Storbpernes
@9ffe beo at antage Commissions.
fibre. Der fsrtes en- meget beIipet
galgfamp, ps paa S%nSiisen bIep Ser
galgoagen lat isane gaabe for at
bringe gGlgerne til @algitebet. @a-
ioriteten blep Dog fnap not, nenIis
finn fem Stemmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-21
Mirhtpnn

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bpIpb @elion, Ser / 81 @ar bar ppret
Sprbsber paa Wineral &ange ganen
peo Calumet, blep forleben brebt beb
at fable UNDER Sjulene. ulpffen ino-
traf PED at 2ofomotipet ileb fig les
fro 8oanr9ffen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-21

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rige nge peb 9rooflano / England,
ioet Slpperen 6. g. Siiber og bans
Gasiager, Imerifaneren 8ictor
2ouis Waion falot neo fra en- Ssioe
al $50 500. 9eeee bIeo brebt paa
Stebet. Wr. Waion bar / fin Sio
Gripatiefret9r baabe Dos 81. I. GI.
ger og glibu &oot / BEN Sib, De bar
amerifanife 3rigsminiitre. San bar
MI i~nteresieret / @rlibebrift og bon |
ben @nlebning reiit til @nlgano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-21

Granger De en- ebuiaFine? "Susoenuen.
er iaa eoS for1 no9en anoen Snmaffine til ben
bpbbeIte Gris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-21

Gnbuer norif 5arm, etbpert norif
Sism burbe eie | bet minoite etnorif
Slag!
Bore Sel.lllbs Stag er fprarbei.
bet at bebite Sla9s 5lasous o9 bar
bpbbelt Sab, buab Der beifptter benz
mub at frpnbie fig up / &anterne.
Bore imam Silfelas er en- 8rpb
for enboer Stlie enten bet beneer
paa 8essene aer bellies paa Stang.
Mmerifanife Stag.
Sineite &palitet "@lorp granb~
= SCI mIo. Sulbt Gntal paaig.
ebe Stierner paa besse Siber.
5xS SDo...................... $500
Meo Soften ct Iar / Sprifuo
..$5.2O
6x10 SDo..--................$5.5O
Mfeo "8piten" ct Gar | Sorl tub
Sc. 20
Mutertfanifc Silfchag.
Smaaflaa, ierbele s pafre til De
foratiun | Siemmene.
12x1S Tpmmer................5Oe
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............................ $1.5O
24x36 Spmmer.......... 80. 90.
Meb SOFTEN" ct Gar iSorifub
SSs1. w
Sammen meb bet nurite Stag
bpr Stiernebanneret beiies ben z.
SUM.
Seno ino Seres Crores I Sioe!
B. Anundsen Publ. Co.,
DEBORAH Iowa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-21
Sra. uolanoet.
Wco CptaacIicn al M(inerne

Meo Cptasclicn al Minerne i
acknowledgements saar oct poerlig
imaat, t~eIeeraferes fra apnitantito.
pei. 9e tprfiife granddaughter ipnes
ilet life oct bar nogen 9raabait meb
oerne Sag, men De Ioper BOG M, at
omfring lite Stunt fam 5artsier trpgt
pasiere Str9oet. SibtiI err mango
Sfibe, beriblanot TO amerifanife, bIet
biit tilbage.
st forfGrSeIigt ltpeir bar / forrige
uge raiet | ungnrn, bpor $50 Suie
blep iepnet meo Soroen al en- Gpf-
Ion. Slere imaa 2anoSbper en- belt
feiet pef. Wange Iemeifer blep
or9bt og enonu lere iaaret. Brobin-
TENS 8upernsr bar beorbret ale
trooper, itationeret / De berieoe 9i-
itrifter, iii at bi9lpe til meh &eo-
ninasarbei6et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-21

minerne / Siitriftcf Io. 10 bcgpnote
@anbag igien 0riftcn efter Ter
Tigers Stilitanb. arbeibet neola9'
bes ientIis iom 6eisc al uentgbeo
ON Ben me 2enningSifalo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-28
NO TOBACCO
WAS ON BOARD
suffragette slanders Members of the
Famous Boston Tea
Party.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-"Men are sell
fish and have always been selfish in
their political views and practices"
declared Mrs Catherine Waugh Nc
Cullough at the banquet of the Chica-
go Political Equality League tonight.
"Their selflshness is apparent even in
the deeds of the heroes of history.
Take for instance those hardy heroes
of the Boston Tea Party. They were
determined, when they threw the tea
overheard, to defy the British rule of
taxation without representation.
They picked out a feminine luxury to
throw overheard Why didn't they
dump the tobacco aboard those ves-
sells into the sea?''
The banquet was the occasion for
one Of the most distinguished gather
ings in the history of the equal suff-
rage movement in Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-28

UNUoNCERNED OVER T
Reading Novels on Eve Of Execution
and Warden Says He 10
the Limit Of
Nerve.

fUnited Press Leased Wire Service.
OSSINING. N. Y. Jan. 27.-Until.
the electric lights above his cell were
extiuguished tonight, Albert w. VOL
ter, "a, sat propped up ON the iron
bunk In his cage In murderers' row,
reading a novel apparently the least
concerned man in Sing Sing prison.
over the fact that he is to die early
Monday morning for lne cruel murder
Of little Ruth Wheeler in New York
City
''Wolter is the coolest, nerviest
man with whom / ever came in con-
TACT said Warden Kennedy tonight.
"He will go to the chair with smile
on his lips. In all my experience
have never seen condemned man so
positively unconcerned over his fate"
Since his conviction the youthful
murderer has spent much time read
ing adventure stories and in writing
long letters to his mother and sis
ters. His mother visited him week
ly, but he seemed little concerned ov-
er her grief His father, an honest
old carpenter, has visited his son
only once.
1t was rumored tonight that Wolter
had left signed confession with Rev.
Dr.. s. r. Duemcyen, HIS spiritual
visor.
The murder of Ruth Wheeler at
tracted national attention The beau
tiful II year old girl, just out Of col
Iege, on March "a, 1910, answered an
advertisement Wolter had inserted
for stenogrpaher. When she applied
at his rooms, Wolter attacked her.
The girl fought desperately for her
honor but Wolter choked her TO
death. He mutilated her body and
sought to burn it in an open fire
place in his room.
The girls disappearance was fol.
lowed by VOTERS arrest, on March
rs, for abduction, though the girls
charred corpse, wrapped in burlap
bag, was not found on the fire escape
Of the Wolter flat until the following
day.
Wolter was convicted OF murder on
April 23. 1910 He was sentenced to
die on June 6. 1910, but the case was
taken to the court Of appeals, where
the sentence was confirmed. Governor
Dix, i'll at his home in Albany. de-
clined finally to interfere in the case
Anna Mueller, young woman with
whom Wolter was h,rng at the time
has since married, her husband adopt
Ing her baby, which was born after
Wolter was condemned to death.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-28

ON A SLIDING SCALE
Order VIII Now be on as Firm a
Foundation as the Old Line
Insurance Com
panles-

[united Press Leased Wire Service
CHICAGO, Jan 27.-The adjourned
meeting of the tri-ennial convention
Of the Modern Woodmen of America
closed here tonight after the Ts8 dele
gates had adopted complete revi-
sion of the organizations life insur-
ance plan which will raise all premi-
ums from fifty to one hundred per
cent beginning January 1, 1913.
This action followed three days Of
debate. The increased rates affect all
present policy holders, as well as
those who may take out insurance in
the future. The increased rates oper-
ate on sliding scale, according to
the age of the policy holders. The
change affects 1,27o,60S members OF
the order. Those who favored the
higher rates declare that deficit
which the organization would have
faced within four years has now been
avoided and the Woodmen's insurance
department comes within the endorse
ment of the National Association OF
Insurance Commissioners. Head Con-
sui A. r. Talbot, of Lincoln, Nebr..
declared himself as gratified with the
result OF the meeting. He says the
change has placed the Woodmen on
as firm a foundation as any old line
| insurance company.
4 Cheaper insurance known as the
term PLAN in which the policy is
i for a term Of years only is provided
h for those who do not wish to pay the
I. Increased rates for whole life"Ain;
suranca, Tssss -
4 Officials OF the orGer scout the
4 charge that the increased rates will
1 cause a wholesale loss OF member
ship.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-28
Increasing Influence

The influence Of the Want Col
umns is increasing-more people
are constantly learning by expert
ence that the Wants play an i'm
portant part in this practical, work
a-day world.
Added numbers of readers are
constantly looking to the Wants to
provide opportunities that are
worth while.
The Wants appeal to added hosts
who call upon them in emergencies
and find them prompt and mex
pensiye.
The Want Columns are the peo-
pies forum-the market place for
all the necessities of the business
world and the essentials of the
household as well.
Consider today's needs-work,
buying, selling, exchanging, hiring,
renting all these are represented
in the Wants; business chances,
lost and found, opportunities by the
score-all are enumerated in the
Wants that fairly bristle with the
necessities of individuals, firms,
corporations and households all
demanding immediate attention.
The Wants are imperative-they
tell of today's demands that must
be met at once.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-28
One Of the Best

The history of the newspaper
business as revealed by statistics
shows that there are fewer and bet
ter newspapers. The process OF
elimination is going on and has
been for several years. Hyphenat-
ed newspaper titles indicate there
Were too many newspapers in a CIV
en- community and consolidation
was necessary. The Daily Gate
City is one of the best newspapers.
An increasing subscription and ad-
vertising patronage attests it's pop
ularity The N. w. Aver son ad-
vertising agency says the news
paper census figures for 1911,
compiled by the American News
paper Annual and Directory,
indicate that multiplication Of
daily papers in the United
States has come to halt.
A year ago the number was
2.472; the 1912 Annual lists Is
less, showing that the trend is now
in the downward direction. Ac-
cording to this authority. greater
mortality than birth rate is explain
ed by suspension or consolidation
OF newspapers in crowded and un-
productive fields New England
has lost four dailies. New York
four, middle west states nine, and
the western states have thirteen
less than a year ago. Gains have
neen heaviest in the southern
states, while the middle Atlantic
section has an increase OF three
Weekly and semi-weekly news
papers also seem to have reached
their limit in numbers. TIE 1912
annual names and describes 1929
weekIies. 40 less than inSy 1911.
and 8o5 semi-weeklies, as compared
With 617 in 1911.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-28
Attorney for Attorney.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
LOS ANGELES, Cal, Jan. 27-At-
torney Earl Rogers, who defended
Patrick Calhoun in the sas.sous graft
trials in San Francisco, admitted to-
day that he has been retained by
Clarence Darrow, counsel for the Nc
Namara brothers. ut is true that l
have been retained by Mr.. Darrow to
care for his interests in anything aris-
ing from the present grand jury in
vestigation,' said Rogers. I'VE do
not know that any situation requiring
my services Will arise, but we are
prepared for eventualities"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-28
IMPROPER CARE
OF THE INSANE
Superintendent of Asylum Charged
With Being Inhuman to the
Inmates.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
SACRAMENTO. Cal, Jan. 27.-
Charging inhumanity and extrava-
gance, John Myland, of the California
board OF control sent report to Gov
ernor Johnson today, on the board in
vestigation of the state hospital for
the insane at Napa.
Nyland charges that insane women
were compelled to sleep on filthy
floors and more than 100 male pa.
tients we're huddled in loathsome, un-
sanitary garrett, while DR.. Elmer e.
Stone, It's medical superintendent for
ten years. reveled in mansion, sur
rounded by luxury and a retinue OF
servants
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-28
Time, Not Money.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
NEW YORK, Jan. Having
made a million dollars by the prac-
tice of law since he quit politics, for
mer Congressman and Governor Frank
s. Black, SIS years old, tonight con-
firmed the reports that he had re-
tired. After certain point is reach
ed it is not money a man should work
for, but time he said tonight you
can't defy human nature. When will
men learn that to be able to live an
extra thirty days is more importan.
than the accumulation of wealth
They continue the struggle because
they are humans; but for me, we'll. I
am through. From now on, shall
rest"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-28
WANT TO PEEP
INTO POCKET TB00K.
Whether Alleged Money Trust Should
be Investigated Creates Dis.
agreement Among Con-
sressmen.
Z LINDBERGH's MEASURE
LittIeton Predicts Panic Equal to
That Of 1907 II Anything Is Done
Regarding the
Matter.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-Ominou
disagreement among house democrats
over Representative Lindbergh's pro-
posed money trust investigation de-
yeloped tonight. Representative Hen
ry, democrat, Texas), chairman OF
the rules committee, which is charg-
ed with either approving or disap-
proving Lindbergh's resolution, issu-
ed statement declaring such an in
vestigation absolutely necessary
Littleton, democrat, New York;,
heading the old Guard issued a
statement in reply, voicing his unal-
terable opposition to such an under
taking. Levy, democrat. New York;,
who numbers J. Pierpont Morgan
among his constituents, also declared
against it. Though none OF the house
leaders would discuss the matter it
was generally believed that they too,
are not willing to sanction the probe.
A coteric of progressive democ-
rats" however, with practically all
the progressives on the republican
side of the house, are in entire ac-
cord in desiring it. There we're hur-
ried conferences at the house tonight,
among these, trying to discover wheth-
er there was strength enough among
the advocates Of the Lindbergh reso-
luton, to force the probe.
It was stated by one OF the house
leaders tonight, who refused to per
nit use Of his name, that the com
mittee On rules would not report the
resolution favorabIy, Neither Speaker
Clark nor Floor Leader Underwood
would discuss the situation Little.
ton, who was busy on the floor lin
ing up opposition to the probe, said
that "panic equal to that of 1907
might ensue" if Henry's ideas were
sanctioned by the house
II am opposed to the Investigation,
he said. why not admit that there
| is a money trust if such a thing
exists and then set about to frame
legislation to remedy the evil. Wha,
Ys the good of investigating on the
mere claim of some man that such a
trust exists? When you begin to in
i vestigate concern in this manner
you create distrust in 1t, perhaps do
ing general HARM"
Henry refused to comment on the
riImpus his statement advocating that
investigation had caused
1t was saio tonight that demo
cratic caucus would be necessary te
settle the controversy in the party
| Because tn. progressive democrats
realize that they will be outvoted II
caucus, they are fighting to preven
reference Of the matter to such !;
meeting
4 Representative Lindbergh was no
! in the city and none of the republican
/ progressives tonight would stat,
4 what future course they might adopt
saying they would have to confe
with Lindbergh. 1t was said, however
that practicable every one OF the in
surgents would Join combine Will
the democrats who favor the move
IL necessary, to force the investiga
\ ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-28
Richie Gets Decision.

limited Press Leased Wire Seryice.l
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 27.-In slash
ing, furiously waged battle between
Willie Richie, of San Francisco and
Harry Trendall, OF ST. Louis, here
tonight, Ritchie was declared victor
by good shade. The coast boys jab-
bing did the work. In the fifth round
Trendall began rushing him, but too
late to do any damage. Martin Burns.
of Milwaukee, far outclassed Terry
Lambie, a local boy. in the prelimin-
airy bout.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-28
READY TO HEAvE
CHUNKS OF C]AL
Labor and Capita, IN Mining Industry
Face Each Other In Battle Array
over Question Of
Wages.
MAY CLOSE UP APRIL /
All Important Wage Contracts Expire
Last Day OF March and Agree
ment Muat Como by
Then.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
Z INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 27-La-
Dor and capital in the bituminous coal
mining industry face each other In
battle array here tonight with condi-
tions indicating long struggle. Meth
er the wage scale committee of the
United Mine Workers or the operators
who are members of the joint wage
conference give any indications of
while, industry throughout the United
States that is dependent on coal to
drive it's machinery of production is
waiting anxiously.
Predictions are being made here
tonight that the present joint inter-
state wage committee will adjourn
without agreeing to new contract.
An effort will then be made to arrange
later meeting. In case any agree
ment is not reached it is probable
that 10000 union miners in the bit
luminous fields will suspend work on
April 1. All important wage con-
tracts expire March 81.
Delegates to the miners convention
4 tonight expressed confidence that al
issues finally will be amicably settled.
/ 1t Is pointed out that there is no
shortage IN the coal supply and that
4 for this reason the operators are dis
ssEnosed to take plenty of time in neso
i Itiating new contracts.
The miners already have presented
4 their demands to the operators. Th
Il latter vii present. their counter pre-
a pusais at the meeting of the joint col
ference Monday. Arbitration and con
Il Eciliation are then expected to mari
further deliberations. Leaders on boil
4 sides are said to be convinced tina
4 their full demands will not be granted
Il No session of the joint conference
was held to day. The operators infor
I mally discussed the miners demands
while the miners devoted their full
3attention to their international con
4 vention which is now in progress here
i Opposition to the National Civi,
J, Federation manifested itself success
fully when the provision of the consti
tuition prohibiting any MEMBER of tht
federation from being member of tn,
miners organization, was reaffirmed
This clause was adopted last year. Al
result John Mitchell, former presi
dent of the miners, was compelled II
resign his position with the fedora
tion in order to retain his union mem
!, bership The miners allege the civi
organization is opposed to importan
reforms demanded by labor. TIL
boycott movement was condemned in
constitutional amendment which wa
adopted by the convention TIL
amendment adopted provides that n
, member of the boycott movement ca
be member of the mine workers.
Miners locals hereafter must al
filiate with their local central labo
!, unions and with their state federation
; of labor as a result of actions take
I today.
+ Delegates from West Virginia, A
t ALBANIA, J ennessee and Kentucky me
9 today with view of adopting a resc
) luton urging the international Of
/. ficers to increase organization work i
, those states.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-28
Judge Is cited.

IUrited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 27.--Super-
ior Judge Lawler was cited to appear
before the district court of appeals
to show cause why the bribery
charges against Eugene Schmitz, for
merly mayor Of San Francisco, should
not be dismissed. The citation was in
the form Of an alternative writ OF
prohibition. schmitz' attorneys bas.
ed their petition on the grounds that
defendant was not brought to trial
within the sixty day limit, after he
had expressed himself as ready.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-28

Maximum temperature, 30.
Minimum temperature, 30.
FRED 2. GOSEWISCH,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-28
THE WEATHER

Snow and warmer today.
Fair tomorrow. Local tenn:
Z a. m. 20; { p. m. 26.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-28
THE WEATHER.

Illinois-Snow in northern and rain
or snow in southern portion Sunday;
Monday probably fair No decided
change in temperature.
Missouri Rain in southern and
rain or snow in northern portion Sun
day; Monday fair; no decided change
in the temperature.
Snow and somewhat warmer
Sunday; Monday fair.
Local Observations.
Jan. Tenn Wind W'th'r
.27 Z a, m. .-....-...20 NE CPdy
27 Z p. m. ..........2e NE crdy
Maximum temperature, 80.
/ Minimum temperature, 20.