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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-14
GO TO THE RESCUE
Don't Wait TIL It's Too Late-FolIow
the Example of a keokuk
Citizen.

Rescue the aching back.
If it keeps on aching, trouble comes
Backache Is kidney ache.
II you neglect the kidneys warning.
Look out for urinary trouble.
This Keokuk citizen will show YOU
how to go to the rescue.
Mrs. Rebecca Jones, III South six
teenth street, Keokuk, Iowa, says:
When was suffering greatly from
backache and kidney trouble, pro,
cured Doan's Kidney Pills from wiki.
inson & Co.'S Drug Store and their
use relieved me. AT that time | gave
public statement telling of my ex-
peTience and am now pleased to
verify 1t. have told many people how
Doans Kidney Pills cured me after
other remedies failed and I have al.
ways taken pleasure in doing so.
This preparation is without doubt the
best one to be had for complaints
caused by disordered kidneys"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name--Doan and
take no other.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-14
HIGHEST SCORE
OF TOURNAMENT
Washington, o. C. Bowler Rolls Total
Of es7 In Three Games But
Falls Down on In
d,vidual Trials.
M'KNEw AND KRAUss
Team Takes Second
Place In the Doubles and Frank
II. Bril- Tops In Individual
Events.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
CHICAGO, March 14.-Besides TAX
ing place with E. S. McKnew his
partner in the doubles, Alonzo H.
Krauss of Washington, D. c., in maxi
ing total score OF 6ST, rolled the
highest score of the American Bowl
ing Congress tournament, to date. In
239 and 225. In the Ave team play he
registered $40, when he anchored the
Manhattan team of Washington in
fifth place This left him only 511 pins
to make In his individual event to tie
Swanson, the Chicago man, for the all
around honors. He went to pieces on
the individual trials, however, and
rolled only 495
McKnew and Krauss took second
place in the doubles with score of
1912. Frank H. Brill, winner of the
first tournament ii Chicago in 1901,
topped the rollers last night in the
individual events, landing in fifth
place. The high Ave in each event
follow:
Five Men Event.
Lipmans, Chicago, Z,S4S.
Germanias, Fort Wayne, 2,s45.
klondykes, Toledo, 2,S2S
Union Bag, Chicago, 2,S05.
Manhattans, Washington 2,741.
Doubles.
Swanson-Sallander, Chicago 1929.
McKnew-Krauss, Washington, 1912.
Bruck-Fasher. Chicago, 1,191.
Observation-Disclosures Fort Wayne
LIZ.
Schad-Meister, Pittsburgh, LII.
Singles.
Sutton, Rochester, 6T9.
Elwert, Toledo, G64
Shepherd, Kansas City, 662.
Thies, Cleveland, $50.
Brill, Chicago, SAG.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-14
M'DERMOTT MAKES
NEW WORLDS RECORD
chicasoan in Marvellous Performance
Sets New Mark for 200 Yard
Breast Stroke Swim.

United Press Leased Wire Service. !
CHICAGO, March Ia. Michael Nc
Dermott OF the Chicago A. A. today is
the holder of a new worlds swim
ming record as the result of his won.
derful performance in the 200 yard
breast stroke swim in the national
and central championships at the i.
A. A, tank last night. He covered the
distance in two minutes and 80 sec
onds. cutting AIS seconds off his
own former record. Duke Kahan.
amoku, the Hawaiian, won the 100
yard swim in the phenomenal time
of 81 As seconds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-14
Boss Sees Cubs Trimmed.

NEW ORLEANS, La, March IA
1t is believed batting practices will be
in order for several days following
the 5 to ! defeat of the Cub squad
yesterday by the Pelicans, on account
of their inability to solve the deliv-
cries of the Panamian twirlers. Presi-
dent Murphy dropped in just in time
to see his hopefuls trimmed, for the
most part by the stick of Wurra Wur-
ra Spencer, the Pelican left fielder.
who garnered three safe ones, one of
them a homer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-14

Olympia alleys here last night, the
local team winning by the close mar
gin of Go pins Gus Azinger was the
brightest luminary of the evening,
getting away with an average of 210.
The Keokuk team with the exception
Of Watson rolled a steady game all
through. The team will go to Bur-
lington for return game next We'd
nesday evening. Azinger also won
the high score prize of s10o.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-14
Hard Day for sox.

WACO, Texas, March 1.-THE
White Sox rockies and the old timers
of the squad put in the first really
strenuous day of the White Sox train
ing season yesterday The regulars
took it easy and developed the slug
ging arms by leading the recruits a
merry chase both in the infeld and
the gardens
Dutch Berger. the former Three
Eye league light was promoted to the
Sox No. from the third squad yes
terday. 1t was predicted today Rolla
Zeider will be held as utility man and
the Canuck Fourier will win out at
first base.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-14
Card Regulars Defeated.

JACKSON, Miss. March IA sec
ond game between the regulars and
Yannisans will mark the work of the
Cardinals here today The youngsters
defeated Bresnahans regulars by a
score of 1914 yesterday.
Hughie Jennings wired Bresnahan
looking for practice game for the
Tigers here Sunday, but Mississippi
does not permit the Sunday pastime
and Jennings was turned down.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-14
Mass Meetino AZ 4 u

URBANA. Ill.,, March 1.-THE Uni
versity of Illinois will not drop ont OF
the big eight conference until some
effort has been made to reform that
organization. This was the senti-
ment expressed at mass meeting OF
$500 students of the university last
night
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-14
Young to Start TRAINING.

ATLANTA, Ga, March H. After
spending several hours renewing
acquaintances with the Highlanders,
Cy Young left today for Augusta to go
into training with the Boston Nation
ais. The veteran declared he had
been greatly benefited by his stay
at Hot Springs, and predicted that
he would last "a year or two yet"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-14
Brock to Meet TrendaII.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March IA
Phil Brock, of Cleveland, and Harry
Trendall. of st. Louis, two promis-
ing lightweights, will meet for ten
rounds in Pittsburgh next Saturday
night. Brock signed to fight in Pitts
burgh several weeks ago and only
learned today which fighter he had
drawn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-14
Maps Getting Riaht.

MOBILE, Ala. March 1.-THE 1912
strength of the Maps Is now being
brought out in daily practice sessions,
fair weather having succeeded week
of rain, Herman Bronkie and Tuck
Tucker both played at third in yes.
terday's sessions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-14
Double Work for Tioers,

MONROE La. March 14.-In an eff
fort to make up for the time lost dur
ing the five consecutive days of bad
weather here, Manager Jennings has
ordered another double workout to.
day. Hughie is trying to arrange a
series of games with the st. Louis
Cardinals who are training at Jack.
son. Miss, a short distance from
hero
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-14
Brown Beats Erne.

PHILADELPHIA, March IA
Knockout Brown returned to New
York today with Young Erne's scalp
on his belt. The fighting Dutchman"
was the equal of his opponent in
cievcrness, showed better staying
qualities and had more steam in his
punches.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-14
Pirates to Hot Springs.

WEST BADEN, Ind, March IA
Eager to begin outdoor work, the
Pirate band left early today for Hot
Springs, Ark. Before leaving the
players were given the early iaunt
around the bicycle track
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-14
Gotch Fails to Throw Man.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, March IL
Henry Ordemann. the crack local
wrestler, is today victor over Frank
Goteh, worlds champion. as the result
of handicap match held here last
night. Gotch failed to pin Ordemann's
shoulders to the mat in twenty min
utes as agreed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-14
Referee Stops Bout.

NEW YORK, March IA. Nat
Dewey, the negro heavyweight, has
given up all hope of ever slipping into
the shoes of Jack Johnson. Dewey
tried out Joe Jeanette's game at the
Longacre A. c., last night. To pre-
vent manslaughter, the referee stop.
ped the bout in the seventh round.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-14
oLYMPIAS DEFEAT
BURLINGTON TEAM
2512 to 2577 is the Final Score While
Gus AzInner Piles up Average
for Three Games of 2fo.

A picked team representing the
Olympia pool hall and team from
Burlington came together on the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-14
Chamberlain
Cough Remedy

It is favorite with many mothers and
never disappoints them. 1t contains NO
opium or other narcotic and may be given
with implicit confidence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-14
Do Not I rifle
With a Cold

Is good advice for men and women. II
may be vital in the case Of child. Long
experience has proven that there is moth.
ing better for colds in children than
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-30

i'm Sabre 1888 Elm U}erioiantreis oufz
9eiteQt unO i'm Sabre 1892 nuroe Der
Dom neu tonitruirt uno ein neues qr1<
Beres SeleftOp oufgeiteQt. I'm leBter
3ett limb Dieber RenoDjrungsarbetten
oorgenommen porben. Der Stern-
lparte bat man ben g}amen U}it6eIs
SbferbatOrtum gegeben uno ooour9
lit etne 0antesInulb an Den 8egriinz
Der abgetragen tporben. Dis fol6es
tDurbe es geitern ouf gleue gepetbt.
@pD4e mu6en0e Gntbedunoen entfernz
ter Belten iino ibn periagt. Setne
SEitrumente iino nidht bofir eingeridz
tet uno bic nieorige Sage beS SSnItituts
lit Elm Deiteres 5tnberniB. Das U}itz
helzSbieroatorium Dient Der initemaz
ttihen 5ori6un9 uno g2a9prufung
mebr als Der Gntoedun8, benn es ioq
in eriter 2inie cine 2ebranitaIt fir
4itrOnonie fetn.
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Sas 9SrDbats 0crid)t.

6err Gibers, Der ieBi8e gro6atz
Ri6ter, lit teiner bon BEN Qeuten, rie
ouf etnem boben SeTel tbronen uno
tbr amt i6ablonenmdBig oerie6en. gr
GGlt e5 bur6aus nitt unter Ieiner
8iirOe, perIOnIid ein5ugreifen, psnn
er beobadtet, DaB irgeno eine Rahz
Ic1enihafts 2lngeIegen6eit gu Tpes
5ieler s5nteroention auTforbert. Spez
5iel, no es itn Inn ben 9}a6lQB Don
tleinen Qeuten bdnoeIt, lit er nit Rat6
uno E6at an Der 6ano, Inn Die Soften
oec 8ernnItung ouf Den nieorigitsu
Puntt gu beihrGnten uno bd eS 3uz
metit 9euti6e iino, ipelhe tleine,
lauer erfpprbene Griparntiie 6tnterla7s
fen unb ieIbItperitdnoIi6 Die 8eniBs
5eit baben m06ten, baB buS 8ern0z
gen m0gli6it unpertiir5t i6ren @rben
5ufdQt, 10 iteint e5 uns bic 8flift
elne5 ieben 0eutihen, fir Hiater
2uebers gu itimmeu.
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Sn0epUhl WGnnerdlur.

Giner Der ItGrtiten, beiter unb Ieiz
ItungsfdbigIten 8eIangpereine Der
Stabt, Der 5ii0epobl Mdnnerhor,
pirb am Sonntag, ben 8. gopember,
feline er1te MISUNDERSTANDING Der Saiz
ION in Der Central Surnbale DerQnz
ftaIten. Der 6Uoepobl Wfdnner6pr
bat unter Der tii6tigen 2ettung feine5
9iriqenten, 6err 2ouis GhrQptt, perz
ihieoene neue Qieber einItuoirt uno
feline ge1anglifeu Qeiitungen tperbeu
ietne 8u6IIpIen 5reunbe 5peifeI8obne
pouauf befriebigen. Den Sreunoen unz
qe3lpunqenen 6umor5, unb t6rer iinb
pieIe, tonnen mir perratben, ouB auh
eiriee prd6ti9e touiihe Sahen gum
@Drtrage geldngen tperben. g8ir mir
in Grfahrung brahten, baben bic meis
iten beutIhen 8eIdngpereiue iopie aus
bere befreunbete 8eretne t6r @rIhetnen
augetiinDigt uno lpiro Die grobe Surnz
bdQe am 3. g2opsmber un3petFelbaft
bis auf ben leBten 9laB gefiilIt fein.
9}uh Der llnterbaltung foI9t Elm Flotter
San3. Wer odher am 3. Npperber
einiqe qemiitblihe Stunben perlsbe1
min, Der beIuhe Die Sanger nom 6jioea
pph[ M(Gnnerd1or.
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0eburten.

G6as. unb MarD gpans, 1247 pes
rim Strabe; anabe.
Jrcnf unb Mina Sdparber, 1859
Sebler Strabe; 8nabe.
3bomas uno Masgis Suro, $40
5annibal StruBe; Mdb9en.
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Sarris uno Dora Sacobion, 529
Clinton Strabe; anabs.
8dne unb 9lume anipnit, $50 SO.
Court StraBe; Mdbden, 3niuinge.
Walter unb Odiip Watnscott, 1928
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State Npenue; Gnabe.
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Sarrp unb gleanor Mistbe, 246
CALHOUN Strabe; anabe.
Jobn u. unb Gertrude 8olbs
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Das Mit6e( O6(eruatOrium.
ltniere Sternmartc erbGlt ben 9tamen
hires gegriiHbers nno miro TON
Nenem erDffnet.

Die leItfeier inn Sbiernotorium auf
U2t. 2oofout. - llnioeriitdts- Brd.
iioent gabnep idopft aus Der Ser
qanaenheit. - Serr 81. &. gdppert
iiberaiebt gtanen5 oes llniperlt-
tdtsratbs bas SbIerpatorium Der
Seifentlidfeit. - Seiue Hebe. =
Or. gperett Doiuea uno Or. glliott
snitb iiber Die 8eoeutung Wit,
t)els uno bes Sbieroatoriunts. -
geiihtieung bes geitirnten Sim'
nels,
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Serr 9llfrsb e. 9tippert

iteht ais ternfeiter 3eutiter bet ieiren
2onosleuten in gutem 9lnIeben. Gr
ipiro bon Ieinen 9erufsqenofen al5
tiftioer 5u6monn 9eidGBt urb bat
poR isber einen poIt8t6umIi6en 8ei't
betunbet. Gr lit oaber gan5 beIonoers
fir bas 9tmt zines Common YlsI5
Hitters oeeiunet.
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&eritupfnug furriairt,

Gie ifnelllte unb permanenteite
@ciic, 8erltopfung, 9ilio'iiot, 0fa'
gcn-, 2eber- ms llnterleibS-2eioeu
an bebeben, lit, Slodburn's Ga5ta.
Sfunal- -Eilleu 3l ne5nten--b belier alS
MbiSi1usol, gbfiibrmittel, Spnic unl
slutreinigunesluittcl, toc lino 25c
Ipotbefen.
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2ouiIe @plb Ormiton $207, berjsnige
Ger Margaretbe 8eringer $922,5O.
0erfhiebenes

Der Receiper Der gDans>Renbtngss
60. tpurbe ermddtiet, ben Gldubigern
eine pOrlaufige Dipioenoe bon 16 PRO-
aent dussube3ahlen.
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gliiabetb @rammer permadt ibren
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Reit hires 0ermDsens aIeihhsitlih an
ibre ainbsr Marp Shusblsr, Gate
ainbelader, Gront Grammer unb
Gouife Oehm.
Mlpin s. 6eapenrih permaft iein
Yermossn an feline 9atttn alice Mbler
9eapenrih.
Nahlab g q den.
Jrant Grammer tit 1eitamentspplI4
itreder bon Glioabetb Grammer; perz
fonolitn $500, 0runbeisentbum
S12, 600.
3enrp s. Gain iit RadIaBDerpalter
bon Sarab @Ieaion; perionalier
$4OO.
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teri1 pon Nellie Green; perIOnalier
1875.
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Vdhlobberpalter BON Spa Sonnen:
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5000.
| gffie 8urmann lit 1eftamtntsoou:
ftredertn bon 6tnrD 8urmann
@runbeigentbum $1,000.
Der perf6nline Nadlab bes pau
Rod besrGet $1O09. .93, oerisnise Del
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NitternadDts saeieB.

GoIi3iIt Goppe, bonn eriten 9iitrift,
berbuftete friib geItern 0torgen Die
@irtbe G0parb Cater, bon Court uno
@apn1iuer Cir, uno Same3 2anaban.
pom 9eo. 705 Glarf StraBe, inter Der
auflage Ser llebertretung bes 0eit-
ternad)t$geiebes.
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Son Ser Shuffcrtigfeit otc-
ies enrogirten &aienld3er2 miro nod
|Ianoe oic 2abmeIt cr5obIen!"
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n5iinf ssranffmrter"
SafesSau.
-..-.---~SS>---

Ssrr auguit Serrmann, prdiibent
ner yReos", febrte seitern bon Der
Sago in Wiscpniin na4 Cincinnati
suriid, unb piro nun Die Jraae Der
grnennung zines neuen 6dupiltnss
fir ieinen alub baloise Grleoigung
finben. 3inter (.gubs") unp
ipeeneD (r8obnenfrehero babtn
beioe grlaubniB pon ibrsn betreffenoen
alubs erbalten, ii4 nm bic Steaung
3u beiperben unb iperoeu BON Serrn
9errmanu als pouitanbis bsfabigt IN
Grpdsung seaossn.
6err 6errmann pirb in bieIem
Winter eiuen Plan ausdrbeiten uno
Der Tationaltommihion, oeren prditz
osnt er lit, our 8esutadtuns unterz
brsitsn, tppnah Der Qlntbeil bon go
pro5snt an ben Ginnubmen in ben bier
eriten Spielen Der Meltmeiiterihaftsz
Serie, bic bisbsr ben Spielern Der bei=
ben .gbampions 5usefalen. in
folsenber Weiie 0ertpenbuns finben
ioaen: fir ieben Spieler bes sepinz
nenben alubs $1,000 unb fir iepen
Spieler oes perlierenben alubs $3.50;
Der Reit oes getrages IoG ben Spie@
lern Der anperen Ia 4lubs Der beipen
aroBen 2igas i'm 0erbdltniB 81 berea
| Stelluns auf Der Ransliite am gnbs
Der Saiipn 3ufaaen.
l X X
| Nadoem bic .Reos" jebt nit ib=
rem Streif5uge dufgerdumt buben. ber
Iiebem Der getbeilisten bic ihOns
Summe BON $275 einbradte, perbeu
Iie nah ibren betreffenoen 9eimatbs:
ortsn dbreiieu. ggan sebt nad ct
| 5rancisco, pbelan nah 2incoln, Sas.
geIher mad 2onoon, 8. unb 6obli.
bel ndh partersburs, 10. 0a., mo e.
Ifih i'm 2aufe Der nd4iten Wohe mi
| Fri. Gpnftanee 5enDeripn permdbler
| rirb. WtitheG piro erit in einiser
Modsn bon bier nad Galifprnien ab'
rsiien.
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Ginger Snaps
UNEEDA
"Of The Inner Seal
'''praCtiCdI."

RI OOII
There's an overworked word
No doubt you have heard
TO which invite your attention,
And it wields such a power,
Every day, every hour,
That it hits every soul you can mention.
rs it practical?'
'Tis an adverb of use,
Tho filled with abuse,
When used as a club without reason;
IT. is practical too
From all points of view
If we need it, and heed it in season.,
Yes, it's practical!
rs it practcal?' Yes;-
[ knew you could guess
Now you know it, just listen and ponder,
How it strikes every scheme
That is made to redeem
Apoor fallen man from his blunder.
1t isn't practical!'
We might Danish the booze
And proclaim the glad news
TO the men in the gutter and prison,
We might cheer up the sad,
And make the hearts glad,
OF all who have fell by this reason.
But would it be practically
We might give to the poor
Some hope to insure
That their toll would be amply rewarded.
And hasten the hour
That weakens the power
OF the men, who their rights disregarded.
But, would it be practical?''
We could stop with a law,
Whenever saw
The gambling in stocks, with our millions,
And call to account
Every man, and amount
OF the corporate greed, with it's billions
But, would it be practical?'
We might call up the man
AS we know that we can
Who barters our rights for a measure
And make him sweat blood
Like Tennessee flood,
Until he restored us our treasure.
But, would it be practical:'
We might husband our health,
And conserve our great wealth
OF forest, of mine, of water,
BY stopping the waste,
Which greed in its haste
Is sure to destroy with it's slaughter
But is it practical?''
We might shorten the hours
OF the toll that is ours,
And make it both duty and pleasure,
And hasten the day
When mortals could say,
We are getting of life, it's full measure"
But, would it be practically
We might if we wOud.-
For I'm sure that we coud,-
Give chance to the children we nourish
For health and for play.
That is wholesome and gay,
And conserve human waste, when they t1ouris
is it praciical:
We might lessen the speed
To our actual need,
AS we journey on land, or the ocean,
And gather the sweets.
From the pleasure one meets.
In scenery, in safety and motion.
But, is it practical"
We might say to all drOnes-
Through the different zones
OF society, commerce, and learning.
When you want square meal,
just show us your ZEAL
BY producing the coin from your earning"
Is it practical?'
We might learn to do
Unto others, as you
Would like to have others do" in their deain
Instead Of to do
Others, lest they do you,
Which logic means nothing but stealing.
But, would it be practical?'
All this we might do,
As is crosses our view,
The mirror., 1912-05-16
Vdride LeCtiOneS
ST. CROIX.
Beyond The Gates
ST. CRoIx.
Beyond The Gates.

Into whose carr I whisper words of love?
Whose heart beats close aching one?
Whose joys may and be thus blest?
Whose soul goes toward mine in search of rest?
Whose life is there for @ help make glad?
Whose lowly head may lift p o Grace?
Whose evening hover o bed?
And where l be, whose shed?
Whose voice endearing, gently calls o
Whose hand is grasped in
Whose thoughts in anguish, ow me stray
And where /, that should them stay?
NJ combination
might something aHoa
in the human
The mirror., 1912-05-16
MORE REFLECTIONS,

another, happy
stroll by beyond the dmcle 1t reminds least the
when he small
much ofas he when his worth measured
that boy, other oy that his wish
much value beyond his parental
equivalent which his wishes conform
swiftly by though manhood for the esaei suspended
reached and existence claim but without promise
Yet after ALL reward what miss and alone for waste in
be felt by all who losers
portion to what fellow lose.
We are long time learning the true meaning the
shall have relation life applied all
the people, will like the doing time have
interests due
strange how follows FALL deoaion reigns
and Spring with its freshness its beauty and eaizng
apehaps all combined could otherwise
the homely method employed speaking of
the situation to see you care to look beyond the yesterdays
and today of life.
paints you picture likewise
the Fathers expression of good you may
you to seeing yourselves
If you never get you make such
sacfca opportunities, free offering
Seeing the oohness rot! Maybe
summeraize the situation is concerned
with us.
Love some something-a dog Will do"-Nautiu
the harder driver bargains he
unwashed kened the who down
place, live in the habitat which
designed for him--leter wash up;
We wonder how world coming TO the emu mas
had trfe worldly wis
dom would long since have ceased to wonder
nothing Nothing neither
walls rironba bolts the point?
Profess practice-J. Dan Mott
Lives Of great men oft remind u.s. of sands footprints
Iwere.-Old
isn't about time dispense
with atusees of jures
Intellectual expanson subj recprocity-A View.
The mirror., 1912-05-16
REFLECTIONS.

Do form? The
that pillar the chapel be
wishing to bring hope cheer
through gifted musician, (anl there
the) through the voices touching with m
the world
columns of the Family Journal 1t though
bed in family council
them those who take papehe
Mirror.
Oh why should the spirit of mortal be proud,
Like swift feeting a fast flying coud?"
with thoughts lest they overtake
My Own.