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Relief for Flood Victims.

Washington. - Tales of poverty,
sickness and threatened starvation
came to the American Red Cross head
quarters here from the relief commit
tee at Natchez. Miss. The commune
cation made an urgent request for
$4,000 to be used In alleviating the
suffering on account Of the recent
food In the Mississippi valley. The
substance was promptly telegraphed Ia
Miss Mabel Boardman at Manchester
Vermont. for action. Il 10 probable
that q preliminary donation will b.
telegraphed to Matches.
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Wlnona Bible Conference.

Winona Lake, Ind.-The annual
Winona Bible conference. one of the
most notable assemblies Of its kind In
the country. 10 In convention here
Prominent among the scheduled speak
ers this year are Prof. w. p. Patter'
son Of the University Of Edinburgh
Bishop Edwin H. Hughes Of the Meth
odist Episcopal church, William J.
Bryan OF Nebraska. Charles H. Shell
don. the preacher and author. and
Rev. Mark A. Matthews Of Seattle
moderator OF the Presbyterian gen
eral assembly.
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SOCIALIST CANDIDATE ACCEPTS
ENDS PEACEFULLY AFTER PRO.
LoNoEo SESSION.
No Ceremony at Debs' Notification
English Newspaper Brand Canal
Bill 40 Dishonest
Work.

Washington.-Sobered by the EN-.
barrassments Of Saturdays all.night
session OF filabusters and disagree.
ment. congress adjusted its differ.
ences, invited President Taft up to
the capitol once more and at 4:30
o'clock Monday afternoon wrote "finis"
after the proceedings Of the second
session Of the sixty.second congress.
The end was marked with q return Of
harmony and an end Of filibusters.
Senator LaFollette, demanding action
on the Penrose campaign fund resolu.
ton. found all opposition smoothed
away In front Of him and the resolu.
ton passed almost without discussion
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Wd0lovo.W

The Author and Sallie Quickstep
we're playing tennis and the Author.
who is something Of tease. had been
rallying her about her game.
II say. Miss Sallie!" he cried at
last. "Do you feel warm? You're get.
ting awfully red"
"Am I red?" returned she calmly,
- she sent the ball flying over the
net, well. that's more than can be
said Of your books, Mr.. 1nkwell. That's
I0-love.' I believe"
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Socialist Candidate Aeeepts.

Terre Haute, Ind.-In marked con.
trast to the notification ceremonies
practiced by other political parties.
the socialist presidential nominee. Eu.
gene v. Debs, accepted his nomination
by simply informing the newspapers
that they were at liberty to print his
address Of acceptance which he had
sent them in printed form. No com.
mittee called on Mr.. Debs and there
was an entire lack of ceremony Of any
kind.
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TO APPEAL TO HAGUE
WILL 90 TO LAST TRleUNAL FOR
ARBITRATION.
INVESTIGATING THE lUMBERMeN
American 70 Receive CardInalate-
Frank corrlek to Manage Third
Party Campaign In
Nebraska.
INVESTIGATING THE LUMBeRMeN

Washington. Britain has re-
Affirmed It's protest against the Pan.
anna canal bill. In q note filed with
the state department by A. Mitchell
Innes, in charge Of the British EN-.
bassy here, 1t was stated that II a sat.
isfactory agreement could not be
reached Great Britain would appeal
to The Hague tribunal for arbitration.
The note submitted says that Great
Britain will give careful consideration
to both the bill and the message of
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For Commission Form.

New Orleans.-A commission form
OF government. including the right Of
initiative and referendum. was adopt.
ca At the special election here Wed.
nesday $4,000 and 2.l19 against. Both
regulars and reformers voted for the
new system Of government.
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NERVOUS
DESPONDENT
women
Find Relief in Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound
Their Own Statements
So Testify.
Plates, Pa.-"When I wrote 70 you
6rst was troubled with female weak.

ness and backoches
and was 20 nervous
that I would cry at
the least noise, it
would startle me %.
! began to take Ly.
dia E. Pinkham's
remedies, and ! DONE
have any more cry.
ing spells: ! sleep
sound and my ner.
vousness 70 better.
! will recon m end
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Massacre Starts September 10

Massacro starts september Is.
Douglas, Ariz.-Americans will be
killed by rebels after September IS.
10 the declaration brought here from
Colonel Emilio p. Campo, a leader Of
Orozco's rebel army. who with eight
hundred men Is operating along the
Southern Pacific of Mexico below No.
gales. Ariz.
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Chicago-The pasteurization Of all
OF Chicago's milk supply that comes
from dairies not approved by the
health commissioner is required by a
new city ordinance that has gone into
foroe In Chicago. Physicians and
health experts are Of the opinion that
. strict enforcement of the ordinance
VIII result In a material decrease Of
infant mortality.
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rurkIsh Massaeres Continue,

Belgrade, Servia.-The massacres
by Turks have extended to the Ser.
Wan frontier. kilograms received
from Zenithoa on the southern bound.
ary say Turks attacked the town and
butchered many Inhabitants. News
OF the massacre caused great excite
ment in the capital. Five thousand
persons marched to the palace. where
they shouted their demand that war
be declared against Turkey.
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President Taft sent to congress, relat.
Ing to discrimination in favor Of
American coastwise shipping in the
canal.
lumhermen on the Garnet.

Seattle. Wash.-Evidence purport-
Ing to show how lumber manufactur.
ers and wholesalers were kept in.
formed a. to what retailers in the
middle west were considered "unethi.
car and what firms were supplying
them with lumber. was introduced at
Wednesdays hearing Of the govern.
ment's antitrust suit against the
Northwestern Lumbermen's associa.
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Scores Were Converted.

College View. Neb.-A great revival.
in which at least FIVE hundred recor-
secrated themselves. and which re-
suited In the conversion of scores Of
others. followed q powerful sermon by
Evangelist r. d. Quinn Of New York
city. on the subject of "Victory Over
Sin," at the Seventh Day Adventist
camp meeting at College View Satur
day.
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70 Manage Roosevelt Campaign.

~SS "SSevoN SaWPaSOVs
Lincoln.-At q conference Of the OK
ecutive committee Of the progressive
party's state committee with Nathan
Merriam Of Omaha. national commit.
teeman. held here. Frank p. Corrick
OF this city was selected for manager
OF the Roosevelt campaign in the
state. Lincoln was selected as the
headquarters city and headquarters
Will be opened at the Lindell hotel
with Mr.. Corrick In charge.
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Titanic Fund orowIno.

Gloucester, Mass.-The wiman's III.
tanic memorial fund has been in.
creased several thousand dollars
through the instrumentality of Mrs.
John Hays Hammond and other soci.
ety leaders by means Of an outdoor
dramatic performance given at the
Hammond summer villa at Lookout
hill. near here.
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Mexico City.-Passenger and freight
trafiic over the Cuernevaca and Satula
branches Of the National railways has
been resumed after q suspension OF
two weeks. Trains were operated
without military escorts in the belief
that the Zapatistas would not attack
them II the soldiers were removed.
There was no interference.
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PARDON WHILE IN LINE.

Governor DIX Frees Prisoner at Ex.
hlbltion Drill.
Elmyra, N. Y.-Henry Rappelye. a
model prisoner at the Elmyra reform.
atory. stepped from the line at exhi.
bition drill before Governor Dix free
man at the governors command. As
the governor reviewed the line a tele-
gram had come announcing the sud.
den death Of Rappelye's father at Os.
wego. He was pardoned instantly and
within an hour was on his way to the
funeral. Rappelye had been sent to
the reformatory for attempted rob.
berry and had been acting as a stenog.
rapher In the institution.
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Needed HELD.

Charles d. Hilles, secretary OF the
president, says the funniest advertise
ment he ever saw was stuck up in
front Of a grocery store on a side
street in Cincinnati. 1t reads thus:
Twins are come to me for the
third time. This time q boy and .
GIT. teseech my fr' .rLs and pa
irons to support me stoutly."--Pop.
ular Magazine.
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Postmaster Hitchcock Directs Expen
dItures Of . Million.

Misunderstanding under the au.
thority Of the postofiice appropriation
bill. Postmaster General Hitchcock has
directed the expenditure Of almost ST..
100000 in promoting clerks and car
riers in first and second class post.
ofiices and assistant postmasters.
These seven thousand promotions
were made effective July last
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Montgomery, Mo.-Colonel w. J.
Bryan has invaded Speaker Clark's
district for the frst time since the
Baltimore convention. The anger felt
hereabouts against Bryan has cooled
of.
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De Coto. Mo.-Four members OF the
amily OF Jefferson Ruhio. road work
or, were killed by lightning which
struck the tent they were living In
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currIe 10 New Chairman.

Lincoln.-Frank NJ. Currie OF Broken
Bow. secretary of the Taft state
league during the primary campaign,
has been selected ~ chairman OF the
Taft republican central committee for
the forthcoming national campaign IN
this state.
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oompsrs 70 Testify Ao.ln.

Hartford, Conn.-President Samuel
Gompers Of the American Federation
Of Labor has arrived here to testify
In the revival Of the Danbury hat case.
Mr. Gompers testified by deposition
during the first trial.
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Grand Island, Neb.-Governor AID.
rich was here Monday and reviewed
the Second regiment, Nebraska ma
tional guard. under command OF Col.
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Earthquake In Mlchloar,

Earthquake In Michigan.
Calumet, Mich.-What 70 believed to
have been an earthquake shock was
felt here at 6:41 Thursday morning.
being general in Calumet district. The
shock lasted several seconds and
shook buildings.
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Veterans Of congress failed to re-
call another such "tame" ending of
congress 40 that which marks the dy.
ING Of the present session.
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ABOUT TO CREATE CARDINAL
American to Receive Red Hat and Re.
side In Rome,

Paris.-The pope Is about to create
. new American cardinal, who is to
reside In Rome. according to special
dispatch received here. The Ameri.
can cardinal will occupy similar po-
sition to that Of the prelates repre-.
senting France and Spain in Rome. 1t
10 also stated that the pope will later
create a cardinal in Central America,
probably in Mexico.
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Across the Channel.

London.-H. ]. d. Ashley, the avi.
ator. few from Hendon, England, to
Hardelot, near Boulogne. France. in
three hours and five minutes Wednes.
day.
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Tandem.

Tandem.
She-I don't care much for conoe-
ing.
He--Why not?
She-Because you have to sit tan
dem all the time.
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oons Of Veterans at q. Louis.
st. Louis.-The national encamp.
ment Of the Sons Of Veterans 10 In
session here with nearly 1000 dele
gates from various states In attenA,
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-05

A man has no use for a woman who
attempts to convince him that he 10
wrong and succeeds in doing 1t.
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Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup for Chiidren
teethiug, softens the gums. reduces innamma.
tion, allsys pain, cures wind collie. 2Sc bottle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-05
PIECE OF DISHONEST WORK.
Panama Canal Bill so Characterized
In ENGLAND.

In England.
London.-The Panama canal bill 10
characterized as practically dishon-
est reputation Of direct bargain by
newspapers representing the views Of
all the British political parties. Mean.
while. no definite procedure by the
British government in regard to the
bill can be framed for nearly all the
cabinet ministers are scattered over
the European continent at various
watering places or else are shooting
grouse on the Scottish moors. and
most Of the prominent politicians out.
side Of the cabinet are engaged In sim
liar occupations.
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Some girls are given away in mar.
riage and some throw themselves
away.
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CURES BURNS AND CUTS.
Coles Csrbcisalve stops the pain instantly.
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RECORD BREAKING CROPS.
Harvest Started In the Black Hills
Country.

Deadwood. g. D.--Harvesting Of the
1912 crops in the Black Hills. always
later than other sections Of the state.
has commenced. and as indicated. the
crops will break all records for this
part Of the country. A careful and
very conservative estimate Of the
total crop output from the Black Hills
country this fall Is 100000. far ir
excess of anything heretofore.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-12
UNDERWOOD AND
THE INTERESTS
Bryan Editorial Says That the Stand
ard OIL People Are Backing
Him.

1 United Press Leased Wire Seryice.l
LINCOLN, Nebr., April 12.-Under
the caption Underwood and the in
terests,. w. J. Bryan says editorially
in his Commoner:
when Mr.. Bryan first pointed out
that Mr. Underwood was not in har-
mony with the progressive sentiment
of the party he was harshly criticised
by all of the reactionary members.
Events since that time have left little
doubt among the fair minded people
that Mr.. Underwood by constitutional
bias and by sympathy as well as by
habit is a reactionary. But last
years press dispatch from Savannah.
Ca, dated September 3, ought to re-
move any doubt--if any doubt has lin
gered in the minds Of any. This press
dispatch reported William Rockefeller
brother of John D., and his intimate
associate in business, as saying that
his first choice for president was Mr..
Underwood and his second choice Mr..
Taft. A democrat who can make him
self more acceptable to the Standard
| Oil company than Mr.. Taft is can
hardly be counted as progressive. A
man is known by the company he
keeps, and Mr.. Underwood's calling
/ list was bad enough before Mr.. Rookie
felIer's name was put at the head o.
4 ifu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-12
LAST DAYS WILL
BE GAY ONES
Nope Around and Walt
for Death.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
FLORENCE. Italy, April 12.-Doom-
ed to death by the specialists of
Florence. Charles W. Morse, the
American banker, has begun his final
fling at life. The half score of emin-
ent specialists who examined the
American financier here were convinc-
ed that he cannot live six months and
the banker has planned gay, luxur-
ious tour of southern Europe, as his
last earthly pleasure.
Instead of retiring to a sanitarium,
OR taking to the health resorts of the
Riviera, when the Florence physic-
ians passed sentence upon him, Morse
took to the bright life of the Italian
hotels.
When the spring is little more
advanced, Morse will tour Germany
There the specialists have urged him
to take the baths at Carlsbad and by
treatment endeavor to prolong his life
They have informed him that he is
suffering from Brights disease and
| several minor ailments. which they be
! lieve the Carlsbad treatment would
| benefit for a time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-12
CITY ELECTION
At NAUvOO'
Three Aldermen Are to be Selected
Next Tuesday With no oppo-
sition in One
Ward.
FERRY SOON RUNNING
Pastor Has Fire at His Home and
Received Slight Injury
During the Ex-
element.
FERRY SOON RUNNING

NAUVOO, H., April u. -Nauvoo's
city election will take place next
Tuesday. An alderman from each
ward will be selected The candidates
in the Second and Third wards are:
DIR. G. W. Fegers democrat. and
Leonard Hudson, republican; E. j..
Baxter independent and J. NJ.
Schmidt republican. VIM. Dachroth,
democrat, in the First ward has no
opposition Our saloons will be closed
which makes four holidays in this
month for them.
The Nauvoo ferry boat will start
making regular trips between Nauyoo
and Mcntrose sometime next week,
which will be glad news to the trav-
cling public.
School election in Nauvoo occurs
Saturday, April 10.
Several Montrose youths We're in
Nauvoo again last Sunday to visit
their girls. They had better locat.
here.
"A White Mountain Boy. will be
presented by rural talent at ST
Mary's auditorium this evening.
One of our expert fruit rais~rs sale
it is all true about us having hare
winter, peach buds being damaged
and the trees themselves being injured
for keeps.
A social dance was given in tn
Nauvoo opera house last Tuesda,
night and Agnes orchestra of Keoku
furnished the music. There were I
couples present. It will be repeate
in about three weeks.
Whenever there is nothing else t
talk about some gloomy person rise
to predict the revival of the hoo
skirt in Nauvoo.
The Nauvoo ladies' Priscilla clu
was entertained at the home of Mrs
Lou Argast Thursday afternoon. A
present enjoyed a delightful afte
noon in performing fancy need
work and the time passed only tc
quickly for the members of this i
structive organization. Dainty r
freshments were served and the
goodbyes were said to meet again /;
some other members home TN
weeks hence
Arbor day will arrive the latter pa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-12
Iowa Supreme Court Decisions.
Especial to The Gate City.]

Speclal 70 Inc cate city,
DIES MONIES, Iowa, April IL
Dahlstrom VS. Ablieter. appellant,
Mitchell district; affirmed.
Sizer VS.. City of Estherville, appel
liant, Emmett district; affirmed.
State of Iowa vs. Harris, appellant,
Linn district; affirmed.
Yaeger, Administrative, vs.. c. r. l.
& P. Ry. Co., appellant, Emmett dis
trict; affirmed.
Mary Lawless. appellant vs.. Jas.
Lawless, ct al, Pottawattamie district;
affirmed.
Valentine, ct al, vs.. Widman, appel
liant, Hamilton district; affirmed
Mendenhal1. appellant, vs.. G. G. w
Ry. Co.. Polk district; affirmed
Hanson, appellant, vs.. Walker. Pot.
tawattamie district; modified and at
firmed
Finger, appellant, VS.. Auken. Scott
district; overruled.
Newton SchoonmaIer VS.. Nelson
Schoonmaker, appellant, Winnieshiel
district; overruled.
Doboard vs. Williams, ct al, appel
lants, Mahaska district; overruled.
State Of Iowa vs. Butler, appellant
Hamilton district; reversed and re
manded.
! Acheson VS.. Inglis Bros, appellants
Polk district; reversed.
Fitzgerald Vs. Flanagan, appellant
Allamake district; reversed and re
handed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-12
WooDMEN WILL
KICK ON RATES
insurgent Convention to be Held In
Des Moines on Friday,
April 19.

DES MONIES, Iowa, April lit de-
velops that the prime purpose OF the
"insurgent" Modern Woodmen's con-
vention called for Des MoinesS April
1e is for the purpose of perfecting In
junction proceedings to en5oin the ma
tional headquarters of the lodge from
putting into effect the proposed in
crease In rates The proposition to
raise rates from one hundred to one
hundred and fifty per cent has aroused
yeritable storm in Woodmen circles
and it is expected there will be large
convention here as each of the 986
camps in Iowa has been asked to send
three delegates. There are $4,000
| Woodmen belonging to these camps
The Iowa convention of insurgents
will be called to order by G.. w. lyon
of Dies Moines who has been leading
the campaign in Iowa against the pro
posed rates and has met in debate
before many camps Head Director +
r. Korns of Des Moines.
The contention in the proposed in
junction proceedings will be that thu
Buffalo head camp was not legally con
stituted as the delegates were no
elected according to the bylaws
and that therefore it's actions wer
illegal: that the bylaws adopte
In Chicago are in conflict wit
the constitution Of the lodge an
accordingly Illegal and that the sam
change the character of the societ
which is illegal.
John Dennison of Dubuque will prol
ably attend this conference. B
strange coincidence his suspensio
Sfrom the order because Of actiyitie
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-12

of the present month and it would
be nice to see every one plant tree
Next Wednesday there will be
partial eclipse of the sun, but may
not be seen in Nauvoo Washing
ton it will be seen as a partial eclipse,
the sun rising eclipsed.
Robt. Bell, wife and little grandson
will depart for Los Angeles, CAL,
Sunday to make their future home.
This couple have lived in Nauvoo for
forty years or more and may never
see this grand old town and friends
and relatives again in this life.
The Nauvoo ball team will play it's
first game with the Powelton club in
this city Sunday afternoon. April 20
The Kimball grounds down in the
1 First ward will be used for the sea-
son.
4 Our citizens are now enjoying that
palatable and healthy spring green,
the dandelion. 1t is quite numerous
here and gathered quite extensively.
Prosperous citizens and business
men, it is time to feel sorry for
/ Nauvoo to the extent of few dollars
for that proposed interurban from
Hamilton, through Nauvoo to Niota
The solicitor will be around to see
you soon and then you must dig VI
or shut up.
Several Nauvoo Eagles went t.
Keokuk Thursday to attend the an
nual banquet of the order.
I Carl Boedeker and C.. Montgomer.
went to Quincy Thursday afternoon
to witness the prize fight between Nc
Farland and Schaefer.
! In the interest of the city beauti
!; full grand old Nauvoo. somebod.
!, should go around at once and remov
those disfiguring portraits of tn
, candidates from posting places an
business houses
;. The Garden.
e How love a garden, said Nauvo
0 housewi e. Il just love it, what
i sanctuary in which to commune one
) soul l can conceive of a garde
4 without a house-there was none |
t the garden of Eden; but hous
0 without garden. TO me, is unthinl
able" Yet think of the number {
t people in the world who have n