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Evening star., 1912-06-27

1907 @ NV, 10R., 2B.. H.w.H., COR. SIS. 90
$50 Nd sw. 7r .b$27 so 210 7th sw, Pr, b. -16.5O
217 18th sw. IT. b.2H50 91S sw. Or. .I5.5o
634 4 sw ST. b. .25 90 306 1915 sw. Or 1850
1124 Al sw sto& dg22a 416H 18th sw 5r 1900
1890 II ne. Or. b. 1850 4th & sc. 4r. T.50
1856 C sw, Tr.. 1900 POS Tth sw, store. 90
COLORED.
412 Ridge NV. Or. be-. 80 10 l. Sc, 6r. 1910
1924 n av nv 5r. II so 1927 D al sw. Ar $50
Large stable bet. 10th and 11th, Va. ave.
and G s.w.. 1000
r. HARRISON JOHNSON,
Phone Main 1855 BOG 7th st. Sw.
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BY WILLETr l. REINECKE co.
FOUR SMALL HOUSES. $3.50 EACH.
Good white section. aud park. IN
through st: rented at $3.50 each; never idle.
Have to he sold by July l. $3.50 cash
TwO-FAMILY FLAT. s1.75O.
Press brick: rooms and porcelain bath:
white tenants: &l7.50 per month: on l. 81:
cost 5000 to build; will give fine alley lot
with this property.
NEAR 18th AND u SITS. NV. 5000.
Press brick home: q rooms and bath; uHke
good home or Investment.
NEAR Fl ST Ne. $3.50.
Very nice home; u rooms and porcelain bath:
iron fence: cellar; furnace; large gas range:
newly papered and painted; make good home
for any one: vacant: get keys; price put low
for quick sale; 500 cash. $40 per month.
NEAR RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV, $1,000.
Press brick: trimmed In brown stone; house
alone IS feet deep; large rooms: tile bath:
cellar; furnace: double back porches; reception
hall; vacant: worth S., 900: must be sold this
BEAuTiFTL DETACHED HOME, $3.50.
LOT 60y124.
A corner heights overlooking entire city
and country. Built by owner. who Is an
artist; 6 rooms: tile bath; wonderful. unique
dining room large pantry and kitchen; nice
laundry room same floor: extremely large
closets: front porch. l2x24 feet; gas and cleo
tric lights; cellar: hotwater heat, etc: large
shade trees. This Is very cheap. Owner leav-
ing city.
wILLETT & REINECKE CO..
II W
Evening star., 1912-06-27

FOR SALE-ONE OF THE PRETTIlcSr LOCAT-
ed houses in Mount Pleasant. and the house 10
lust as attractive. This is twostory dwelling
with eight large rooms back stairway, electric
lights hot water heat, sleeping porch. You Will
make A big mistake not to take look at this
property. Price. $3.50. Very easy terms
May consider exchange for smaller property.
Address OWNER, Box 152. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1912-06-27
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED.
FOR RENT : RENTERS. BEFORE RENTING
get my large catalogue Of furnished and nm
furnished houses and apartments. and confer
JESSE L. HEIsKELL.
1903 H ct. NV. Phone Main e6s.
FURNISHED.
FOR RENT-FOR TWO MONTHS. DETACHED
cottage in Mt. Pleasant: s rooms and AMI.
back yard. Phone Col. 3O57.
FOR RENT-BEAUTIFUL HOME OF ROOMS
and bath completely furnished: will rent ,a nn
- CHAs. s. MUIR CO. Co.
1903 n. Y.
FOR RENT-IN CLEVELAND PARK, WASHING
ton Heights and Mt. Pleasant, nicely furnished
and ;. to ior. and 2b $40 to SEQ Cali Main iss4.
GARDINER & DENT Inc. sl2 llth ST. NV.
i4l7 22nd ST N.w.-FuRNIsHED HOUSE, FOR
rent for the summer months, all outside rooms.
FOR RENT VERY DESIRABLE FURNlSHED
FAsHioSAsGE EHSSES sGEA SECTION EcA OF = THE CIT:
RENT5SG FYIER At FROM siS P5k nGSJh ns
2s' $50 10Th ST. NV.
UNFURNIsHED.
FOR RENT
UNFURNIsHED HOUSES.
SHANNON & LUCHs.
113 14th st. NV. NJ. S45.
A QUICK, COURTEOUS SERVICE.
SIX ROOMS. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. $3.50.
Just of 14th street in the very best part OF
this desirable residence section. Parquetry
floors; southern exposure; large colonial 'front.'
bath: deep back yard. Not only the best home
of Its kind from a location standpoint. but 10y
are concerned Don't delay inspecting this
See 1t NOW.
Z ROOMS, CENTRAL NORTHWEST
SECTION 5000.
your bedrooms modern bath: NOT A BASE
section: also near 9th and 18th street ears
In good condition. Only Is minutes walk from
9th and G SITS.
CENTRAL NV. SECTION.
Convenient to Capital Traction car lines.
Only a few minutes ride from Treasury De
partment without change; Second floor Of =. a
ern exposure; private porch. cellar and yard.
Up.to date in every respect and in good CON
location All white neighborhood. See this
NOW.
GOOD CoLORED TENANTS. $3.50.
Located near 14th and SITS. on good.
quiet street rooms and bath. with private
pOTcn ana vaTu- III n mOueFH dKdT tHienL
ing. A convenient central location for a re-
fined colored family. See it at ONCE.
GOOD COLORED TENANTS, $215
Brand-new fat located at 1st and sts.,
containing rooms and bath, private yard.
All modern conveniences. Never been occupied.
If you want a good. clean, up-to-date home in
convenient section don't let this get away
from you.
SHANNON & LUCHS. Renting Service.
Main 2345 713 14th st NV Main 2345.
FOR RENT-1s6O INGLESIDE TERRACE.
10 rooms tiled bath, gas range.
Perfect order $2S.
29' THOS. W. HUNGERFORD, 617 14th st.
FOR RENTGREATER PART OFF EIGHT
room house. 745 Park road. Rent cheap to
desirable party Apply at go End st. Sc. 23s
FOR RENT
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FLORIDA LANDS.

FLORIDA LAND: MUST SACRIFICE 10 ACRES
near Miami. Fla. aud state canal. x6ou.o0
cash. Mrs. j. L. KIRBY. 1l0S Felix st. st.
Joseph. No. 80.
Evening star., 1912-06-27

925 r. /. ave. NV, 9 rooms and bath $45. .oG
1910 O ST., Z rooms and bath. . 4O.6j
642 Irving NV. rooms and bath. .... 81. 50
5000 Georgia ave-. store and 5r. ......... so 90
1905 17th st. NV, rooms and bath. 2S. &c
n II ST. NV rooms and bath. ..... q, 81
23O4 18th St NV. 6 rooms and bath. 27.5O
$50 Columbia road, rooms and bath. -. 22.6O
1893 Newton st. ne rooms . 20. 90
jI2S r st. ne rooms and bath. ..... 1900
236 18th st. s.e.. 9 rooms and bath. ..... 1850
McLACHLEN RANKING CORP, 10Th and G..
Evening star., 1912-06-27

NEAR LINCOLN PARK. ON WIDE AVENUE:
modern house occupied by owner: six rooms
and bath, perfect condition: large porch and
yard; all windows screened: gas stove and
range: gas water heater: concrete cellar: fur
mace heat Sacrifice for $3.175; easy pay
ments Might rent with option to purchase.
b23 Tennessee
FOR SALE
S-room frame. detached, on Heights NV;
lot 21xl10: stable; brick cellar; on car line;
s. 800: easy terms. Phone Col 25.
FOR SALE E-BROOKLAND. 1888 LAWRENCE
st.: new pebble-dash house; large rooms.
tiled bath; large hall; colonial porch; large
cellar and attic; hot-water heat; lot t0x160.
WIN take small clear suburban lot part pay.
EASTERDAY. Ames bldg. f1io q st. nv.
FOR sALE-AT sACRIFICE-OWNBR MUST
sell! NEW 2-story Groom brick; tiled bath:
HOT-WATER HEAT: hardwood finish both
floors: handsome mantes; beautiful gas and
electric fixtures; instantaneous hot-water heat
err laundry tubs in cellar; large lot; splenddly
located in exclusive NV. section For quick
sale price reduced to $4,000. Only $500 cash
needed balance same rent.
II. F. HANDLER CO.. ZOE 1lth NV.
Evening star., 1912-06-27
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.
FOR SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY

FOR SALE-A SPLENDID SITE FOR AUTO
mobile clubhouse or roadhouse. catering TO au-
tomobilists, 20 miles from City on Rockville
pike. Place contains acres. capable of rails
Ing everything necessary for table. and To-
room and bath house. with wide porches: $50
IT. above Washington, y. c. viii exchange
for improved city property. ii. c. MERRIAM.
210 Woodward bldg
Evening star., 1912-06-27

FOR RENT
COLORED.
Reduced to $27.50; $40 You ST.; rooms and
bath.
CHAS E. BANES CO.. 1904 F ST.
FOR RENT
1853 ST. NV, IS rooms, 3 baths. ;. $20000
1921 Conn. ave-. 1Sr. and 2 baths, stable 166.61
1878 10Th ST. NV. II rooms and BATH. 60.O0
1902 Q st. NV, 10 rooms and bath. $3.50
334 me-. rooms and bath. ........ 21.50
TYLER RUTHERFORD Unc.l,
2Ss 730 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1912-06-27

1926 Mass NV. rs 90 Il Sumner alley. $500
Green al NV. 1000 R I'LL NV SG 90
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COL
LECTING OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES
OF PROPERTY.
THE ABOVE IS ONLY PARTIAL LIST OF
THE PROPERTIES IN OUR CHARGE, BUT
WE SHALL BE GLAD TO FURNISH COM
PLETE BULLETINS ON APPLICATION AT
THIS OFFICE.
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO. Nnc)
Evening star., 1912-06-27

FOR RENT-11l End ST. NV; HOUSE con-
tains rooms and bath; in good condition;
Just the right location for rooming house.
Rent only S27.5O month.
THOMAS I FISHER & co. Inc.
Evening star., 1912-06-27

FOR RENT-1s6O INGLESIDE TERRACE.
10 rooms tiled bath, gas range.
Perfect order $2S.
29' THOS. W. HUNGERFORD, GIT 14th st.
FOR RENT-GREATER PART OFF EIGHT
room house. 745 Park road. Rent cheap to
desirable party. Apply at 90 End st. Sc. 29s
FOR RENT
Evening star., 1912-06-27

FOR RENT-FU RNISHED-LlA COTTAGE.
ready for occupancy; medicinal water and cleo
tric lights throughout garage stable; near
hotel. swimming pools, etc; hrs. from
Washington. Rent reduced 10 $3.50 for season.
Apply Box 1877. Berkeley Springs. W. Va.
Evening star., 1912-06-27

city would you? Well, let tell you about
this ideal 2-story frame cottage on the Heights,
on lot 73x1OO; all kinds of choice fruit. Re-
duced to $4,000. Owner leaving city. Trust,
81. 800 at 51e%.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS', 1923 II.
Evening star., 1912-06-27

Hills. COS 9th ST. NV.
06 r NV. .5r. store 20. 90
1109 18th ne. .6r. b. 30 90
1112 Fla av, 6r, b. is. so
12l2Fla ay ne, Or. .b1S.50
1889 II ne, 6r. .17.50
1929 NJ ne. 6r. b. .17.50
Evening star., 1912-06-27


STONELEIGH COURT.
few very desirable apartments now vacant,
from $50 to $165 a month.
THE OLYMPIA, 14th and Euclid.
Very desirable apartments. 8 rooms and bath
to rooms and bath. from $40 to SEQ month.
FITCH, FOX & BROWN,
Evening star., 1912-06-27

THE NETHERLANDS"
1850 Columbis road.
Large. well lighted apartments Of 3, and
rooms. elevator service: telephone I'm each
apartment; well kept building. Prices. $3.50
TO So. 80.
THos ]. FISHER co. unc)
Evening star., 1912-06-27

FOR RENT-BY THE F. n. SMITH COMPANY.
E. Q. SMITH. LEE d. LATIMER.
The daily Gate City., 1912-02-09

On the trip from Atlanta the former
ice king and his family kept out OF
the sight of fellow passengers. The
party included the ex-conyict, his
wife, and his sister. Miss Jennie
Morse. When a. crowd of reporters
asked to see her husband, Mrs.
Morse pleaded headache. Morse,
she said, sent word that he was too
feeble to talk When visitors became
insistent, Mrs. Morse slammed the
door. Morse was not confined to his
berth. He was dressed and sitting up
most of the morning. His appetite Is
improving and his attendants. say he
is standing the trip well. DR.. Fowler,
Morse's personal physician, said
Morse has only temporarily recover
ed.
He may be able to do a little
work. he declared, @but can never
actively engage. in business again.
His death is only a matter Of time
The change of environments since he
left the prison and Fort Mcpherson
hospital has made remarkably
The daily Gate City., 1912-02-09
ARE CHILDREN WORTH sAvlNeY

Are the children OF the United
States worth one-eighth as much as
the bugs? Hon. Andrew J. Peters. a
member of congress from Massachu-
sets, asked this rather startling ques-
ton at Louisville last Sunday at a
mass meeting on child labor. Mr.. Pet
ers showed that the Bureau of Ami
NAL Industry costs the country ST.
654, T50 a year, and that the Bureau of
Plant Industry costs S2,051, ,6S6. The
proposed children's bureau would cost
$29.440 and would Investigate child la
Dor. infant mortality and. other inn
portant phases of child conservation.
1t is being opposed, of course, by
some manufacturers who want to en-
ploy babies in cotton mills, coal mines
and other places admirably adopted
for the growth of mind and body and
the development of sturdy American
men and women.
In some quarters the investigation
of child labor is regarded as an un-
warranted invasion of personal liber-
ty. Certainly! Public schools were so
regarded in their early days. The Jour-
nal of the American Medical Associa-
ton suggests that we shall soon have
a National League for Juvenile Free
dom, secretly financed by the coal and
cotton barons, and demanding for the
child the right to labor when and
where it pleases. In the meantime,
if congress thinks the baby crop is
worth as much or one-tenth as much
as the fruit crop, children's bureau
should be established without delay.
The daily Gate City., 1912-02-09
MuTILAIEp COINS Q. x

An interesting decision was render
ed recently by the supreme court of
Ohio. A ten-year-old boy boarded a
street car in Cincinnati in the night
time to go home. When the conduc-
tor asked for his fare he rendered him
nickel. The conductor upon exam
ining the nickel found that it was
badly mutilated, defaced and cracked.
He thereupon refused to accept it and
asked for another. The boy informed
him that it was all the money he had,
and the conductor put him off the
car.
Suit was brought to recover 81 900
damages for wrongful ejectment, and
a verdict secured in the lower court.
The case was appealed to the su-
preme court which held that a coin
issued by authority of law to circulate
as money is not deprived of its legal
tender quality merely by being worn
in the process of circulation, nor
when bruised or cracked, so long as it
is not appreciably diminished in
weight, and retains the evidence of its
being genuine coinage, and the fact
that the conductor in good faith be-
ieved the coin not to be legal tender
was immaterial, and in such case a
passenger is not required to tender
other money in payment. Judgment
for plaintiff was affirmed.
The daily Gate City., 1912-02-09
Square Deal Antithesis.

Sioux City Journal: The repudia-
tion of Colonel Harvey by Governor
Wilson was the act of gentleman
compared with the desertion of La
Follette by President Medill McCor-
mick, of the Illinois Progressive Re-
publican league. 1t would appear that
the limit of progressive pusillanimity
was reached when Mccormick an
nounced his transfer OF allegiance
on account of La Follette's physical
condition The circumstances preced-
ing the Mccormick announcement
We're such as to make it a particularly
flagrant violation of the square deal.
Senator La Toilette had broken
down while carrying the load placed
upon his shoulders by practically all
the other progressive leaders. His
physical collapse had come after the
good faith of some of the progressives
in urging him to run and pledging
their support had been openly dis
proved. No sooner had La Follette's
health yielded to the strain than there
came chorus of suggestions from
progressive quarters that La Toilette
must withdraw. Obviously there was
eagerness among some of his old sup
porters to crowd him out. But the
Wisconsin mans backbone was still
stiff. He met this underhand move by
game announcement that even
though unable to make an active cam
paign he would, in justice to his
friends and to himself, stay in the con-
test to the finish, and his candidacy
would be aggressively pushed at the
national Republican convention. 1t
was after this dignified-and sportsman
like announcement that President
Mccormick hastened to place on rec
/ ord his formal transfer of allegiance
to Roosevelt, assigning the physical
breakdown of La Toilette as the only
/ specific reason for the change
The weakest physically among the
progressive leaders, Senator La Fol-
lette was unanimously assigned to the
work of pioneering for the progressive
march. In return for his leadership
III the hardest part of the work he
was promised the big reward il one
could be won. Temporarily winded
but still game and eager to go on. La
4 Toilette is now tapped on the shouI-
der and advised by his old hackers to
get out of the way and make way for
husky substitute who looks as If he
might conquer the remaining distance
and grab the prize. That may be
politics, but the best that can be said
of it is that it is pusiilanimous poll
The daily Gate City., 1912-02-09
TUCKER FOR DISTRICT DELEGATE

TUCKER FOR DISTRICT DELEGATE
The Republicans of Lee county will
present Mr.. George s. Tucker of this
city as candidate for delegate
from the First district to the
Republican national convention which
meets in Chicago in June. 1t is with
pleasure that The Gate CITY makes
this announcement, coupled with the
assurance that If Mr.. Tucker is chosen
the district will never have cause to
regret his selection. He is man in
the prime of life, successful business
man of fine personal character and
admitted ability, and an earnest ard
enthusiastic Republican. AS a repre-
sentative of the district in the nation
al councils of the party he will be
creditable to all concerned.
Men of Mr.. fuckers character and
caliber are especially needed at the
present juncture in party matters,
when so much depends upon thought
ful consideration of all the factors
entering into the case. The situation
calls for the best thought of the best
men IN the interest alike of rarty and
country. Mr.. Tucker has never figured
prominently in public life, though often
solicited to become a candidate for
office. He has, however. been a close
student of public affairs for many
years and is thoroughly informed CON
corning all the issues of the day. He
will bring TO the position wide knowl-
edge of public men and measures com
bined with ripe judgment and an
earnest desire to represent First dis
trict Republicans faithfully and well.
His qualifications and worthiness, as
well as his personal popularity, assure
him the cordial support of all who
know him. The district convention
which meets in Burlington on March
10th will make no mistake in putting
the seal of its endorsement upon his
candidacy.
The daily Gate City., 1912-02-09

most solidly for President Taft just
as they would be for Senator Cum
minis We're he now serving his first
term. Iowa Republicans do not Intend
u be disfranchised by turning over
the state delegation to man who is
stader obligations to man in whom
the state has no interest The time
for the square deal is here, and it
must be practiced.'
The Eagle suggests that II will be
easy for Mr.. Cumnnins' friends to pre-
sent the matter to him in such way
that he viii see there are Others in
tsras.eG n this presidential CAM
paign.
The daily Gate City., 1912-02-09
MORSE TRAVELS
TOWARD HOME
Door of Compartment Locked, Shades
Down and His Wife Stands
Guard.

United Press Leased Wire Service.l
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9-En route
to New York where he expects soon
to sail for Germany, Charles w.
Morse, the banker-convict recently re,
leased from Atlanta pen by executive
order of President Taft, passed
through Washington.
Mrs. Morse who accompanied her
husband. locked the door to their
compartment and even pulled down
the SHADES to the windows. She abso-
lutely refused to see any reporters.
The daily Gate City., 1912-02-09
The Fountain Head Of Life
Is The StomacbA


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Dr. PIERCE'S GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY H
makes the stomach u, sbe ~. OF
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purfics
fesh.builder ncrVcf makes men
Sfron9 In body, in judgement.
This Discovery is
absolutely free from alcohol and all
ingredients printed it's
Its Ingredient
medicine Don't aceep secret noram substitute this
made by
Worlds Dspenay Medical Association Dr. r. " Pierce
The daily Gate City., 1912-02-09
TAFT,s NOMINATION SURE.

SeCTeldTy 10 The fFeSlQelI, charles
ID. Hilles, has issued an authorized
statement in connection with the
Taft campaign. President Taft's
nomination in June says Secretary
Hilles, sis as certain as anything
could be. am confident there will be
comparatively little opposition to him
in the national convention and when
the nomination is made the Republi-
cans of the country will rally to the
party standard and win a great vic
tory in November.
Il would not make this prediction
did not feel that my information
from all parts of the country war
rants ME in doing So It is easy to
make big claims and to try to de-
ceive people and 1 think that a man
who does though, without facts and
figures to Justify, is guilty of decep-
| tion.
"A month ago before had gotten
! in touch with Republicans in all the
states | would not have said this
much. In that month / have seen the
II ne drawn closer and in the last week
the situation has cleared wonderfully,
with Republicans in all directions fall
ing into line for the President and
manifesting de.erminaticn to brins
about his nomination.
1T is useless to speak In general
terms or to undertake at short no.
itice to go into the condition in each
state, but developments in three OF
the big states within few days ought
TO point conclusiyely to the present
trend"
/ Mr.. Hilles goes on to review the
conditions in New York, Ohio. and In
diana, claiming that President Taft
has received endorsements in those
states witch indicate they will give
their delegates tc him in the conven-
tion.
There has been lots of noise in
OHIO, hnt the substantial Republicans
in every congressional districts are
determined that the President shall
have the delegates and he will get
them, too"
4 The Vinton Eagle declares that
what Mr.. Hilles says is in accord with
the sentiment in this state. This
is seen by the expression in the var.
ious Republican newspapers of the
state. Even where it is admitted that
perhaps it would be best to give
Senator Cummins the state delegation
the admonition goes with 1t that Mr.
Cummins must not expect delega.
tion which will be at his command .
The Eagle thus tells why:
Senator Cummins is distinctly
pledged to IaFollette and also to see
: that Taft is refused delegation from
Iowa With this in view it is the de
/ Termination of the Republicans of the
t state that they shall not be bun
coed II is uD to Mr. Cummins tc
make declaration that in the event
= his nomination is impossible tire dele
sation shall go to President Taft ant
I not to Senator LaFollette
!, IT Senator Cummins is accorded f;
!, idelesation as the matter stands at thu
s present time it would allow him Il
t select a delesation as would follow hi,
Q directions under his present pledges
!. II he wishes TO be endorsed bp tn,
:. Repuhl ans of the state IT will b,
:. necessary for him to reconsider tht
pledges he "A now under by aadin.
la 'codicil.' IoSa Republicans are al
The daily Gate City., 1912-02-09
Not Collecting Agency.

limited Fress Leased Wire Service. ]
WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-Uncle sam
will do no bill collecting in China, at
least not for his "nephews'' who
make loans to either of the strug-
Cling factions in the celestial king
dom, said the state department today,
following the publication of the Amer.
ican note to Germany regarding strict
neutrality in the present crisis. The
department, after consulting with
American financial experts and the
Interested foreign offices, has decided
that only by this means can the Unit.
ed States maintain absolute neutral
fty.
The daily Gate City., 1912-02-09

The cost Of living can be material.
.y iessened by making garden. 1t is
TOO early yet to begin work in one,
but not TOO early'to plan how to utilize
vacant ground to the best advantage.
In addition to keeping down table ex-
penses garden adds to the value of
home and the exercise it AFFORDS
promotes health. There should be
more gardens in Keokuk this year
than ever before.
The daily Gate City., 1912-02-09

In an action on policy of accident
insurance insuring against Bodily in
juries effected directly and independ-
emily of all other causes through ex-
ternal, violent and accidental means, j"
it appeared that the assured man OF
fiftv-four years of age, normal height
and weight, raised and lowered him
self repeatedly in and from a Morris
chair by the use Of his hands and
arms alone; that such exertions caus-
ed his death by dilation of the heart,
which on post mortem examination,
proved to be enlarged and the valves
hardened The United States circuit
court holds that as the exertions were
voluntary and intended. the only ele-
ment Of accident was the result for
which there was no liability under
the policy OF insurance.
The daily Gate City., 1912-02-09

Pity that city election has to oc.
cur TO set everybody by the ears at
time when unity OF thought and con-
cert Of action is most desirable. Divi-
sive strife in a community is always
deplorable and especially SO when it
is imperative to the interests of the
municipal welfare that the efforts of
all should be exerted for the attain.
ment of common end.