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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-11

pastpri Sannes SiDblom ldbt
S~eIlinsistd NATHALIE &iinnan bubti
FUN 30 pnd. Eorfoitus on,ettd past
SiDbIom idd pappisi eminaarimmt
opettaiafIi Sansaun fampunfiin
postori SiDblomia fobtaii, iuur
Fun ban oil &ottasta Observation-Disclosures
eteenpdin pietarin ia Siperion faut
ia &iinaan, fuoIinianoma. Nuorin {
%fuufauoen manba poifa, gntti, pad
Il toufofuun 1 pnd tdStd el6mdstG
parempaan. SiDblomin perhe, iofo
idi f%otimaaban, or niinmuoboin faa'
nut fopaa tofea. Suliemme fen u.s.
tdndin e%iirufpufIiin, iamoin fuin
pastorinfin, iofa Ell 10 ostetun mat
fapiIetin muofIi noinut m~otfaanio
fesfepttdd. pastori SiDblomilta tn
Ii dSfettdin tirie, ionfa mutaou mat
ta on onnistunut bDmin. Sumala
fiunatfoon bdnen iiiduefdpntinid &ii.
naan ia maifutufienIa Tieud!
2dbetpsIaarnaaia Sibwonen me-
nee feidn fuIuesIa naimiiiin neiti
9iIia Ndrmdien fansIn ia tulee pa.
riSfunta fitten ipfipnd ldbtemddn
9iinaan.
pastori ia ouma SaariIabii Idb'
temdt mp6s, Jos SumaIa iuo, &ii'
naan emf Ipfipnd. Niinifddn nais'
ldbettimme Manbi 3irmesfosfi, 10.
fa on olIut termeps. ia pirfistpss
matfaIa noin muooen oian ia nil
me femddn enslannin fieItd oppia
mosfa 2ontoosIa.
Saarnaaia Subani Nifio on ouut
fofo talnen Suomen 2apisIa pafa'
noldbetpsaTi aiamasia a. Weli Gi'
Flo, ionfa terpeps pbteenaifaan
tddud Idbetpsfoulusfa ouesiaon oil
boriuna, iopa beitto, on ouut fofo
tolmen terneend.
Sdbetpsiobtoia Mnstafaaio Idbtee
10 beindfuun ID pnd, Jos Sumala
luo. @merifaan rSatfanan 8omite'
an fofoufIeeni iofo pioetddn Inps'
fuun Ioppuniifona Wafbinstonin
toupun9isia, ia iuorittaa mainithl
TO mitea meno Ia paluumattan. 2d'
betpsiobtaia Idbtee ndin aifaiIeen
noibafieen enncn fofousta fdpod
uIeisIa Imerifan Iuomolaisien iiir'
toIaisten fesfuspaifoisia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-11
z VuOsikerta

anaiaia constant Sarion ia i~oitotin
muita. Soittofunta oil mpDs, icta
faiabutteli alma pdbdn pddstd.
2ilaiIuuteen oil bantittu faifenlai'
ia pirppfeiuomia ia fabmia leis
iposten fanSIa oil Iaatafpana Mnta'
miSta iinne oil marattu fpud foDoS>
tt, mutta fesfen ne loppui. Fun fpm'
m%enfunta antoiaa bddri min palion
FUN ferfeIindt. gleinen tulos oil a'
lun folmattaiatoa t%aolaa, mutta me'
noia lienee olut fansIa iontun Ders
ran. Edmdn fenttdiublon on nuort'
fania bommannut fanialis ienrofun'
nan fasian bpmdfii, iosta meiodn
tuIee lamiua fiitofiet nuorile beibdn
imureSta painannGDstdGn! &c ndpts
tad tddud Iiltd ettd nuorifania oita'
tpat often tarmoua oTaa Ieurafuns
nan pIdpitoon, ioSta lauiun teiae
inbdmmeGiIet fiitofIet life puolesta'
Min!
Naapuriue tuli ifGpG uutinen bel.
ban polastaan. poifa ldbti fotoaan
min fuuIi nuotta fifteen. Sdn oil ill
loin fuubentoista manba. Sdn Ell
ole antanut nuoteen mi'
tddn tietoa manbutfiue. !Se opat
luuleet ettd ban on fuouut. yipt on
tuuut tieto ettd poifa on ouut ofaui'
fen mics murhaSia tuona 2dsleefin
Ieutumiua ainan MT miime miifols
la. g}iitd on oqut neIid miestd pf5iSs
ID. Sottut tieIirpdt, etta Iiud pbbead
on ouut iofu taala robaa min ne
folme pbbesid tuumin tappoimat
fen ia iaimot filtd pbbetidr taalaa
robao. Npt ne felme tuulutpot ole'
man obottamosia palffaa tpDstddn.
S6md oil tdriIpttdtpd uutinen tddlld
pIeiiesti. poiaua on tddad bpmin
naraftaat manbufiet. Wutta eipd
tuosta aTiosfa taiba outtaa fpanbem.
pain apu enddGn.
Ghas SobnIonin taIosia oil pistd.
pnpt noras ia i@aonut ifdnndn iom-
pofon fdIiinid, iosio oil piiiifpm.
mentd tpIaria.
Waan faspiuiIuus on tddud bp,
min eoistpnpt ndiud piifoiua, ioien
ufot opat bDpisIi toi.ueisia ipno.
ben tuIosta. 9ppdsti!
Gbas Wattion.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-11
aieltolafipuOlueem fomuemtfoOni.

Mtlantic Gitp, beindt. z p. &iels
tolofipuolueen foniaainen fonpentiis
poni, misid tulee olemaan Idbes tbs
bat eouStoiao. f%ofoontuu tddld emf
tesfimiiefona. &onmentIioonisIa tut
laan nimittdmddn preIioentin ia na.
raprelitentin ehbotfnat ia %Iuirnnitteles
maon iptlpud tapobtupaa maali'
tniStelua.
2ieltolafipuolueen idienet opat IL
tG mieltG, ettd he tulemat iaanioan
tamauista iuuremman fonnatutien
emf marrasfuusIu t~opabtupisia
moaleisia DoiIIi fieltolofiu, tulee
mainittu puolue ottamaan mpDsfin
pbieImania naisten ddnioifeusfpip.
mptIen, iefd m%abboGiIesti mpDsfin
iuitiatiipiu ia referenbumin, ietd res
ca0 oifeuben.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-11
Sranopm Mimn.
2e5dfuun % p. 1912

&eIdfuun % p. 1912
Gipd ole guttoiaSIa n6fpnpt pitt
fdue aifoa mitddn 9plmes..G itpn
riennoista maiffa onban Iitd tddHd.
Elm tapaotunut.
Gniinndtin motnitIen SubonnuS'
julian pietosta. Sadud muori fanio
bommoIimat fenttd Julian, iota mie'
tettiin Mbromi 9oofanan iormiuo
Iuonnon ibanaua idrnen rannoua,
Sdmd oil iIoin laaouItaan mitd tddl
pieId ennen on ndbip, fud fanIao
tuIi Min poIion ettei oioitu aapis
taafaan. Observation-Disclosures oil ta
liloita noin neIiienfpmmentG pofi
fuormaa ia Iitte automopiiIeid fuin'
ia paIion lie ouutfaan. Subla pubn'
jana oil Mlerianbriasta fauntin at
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-11
10 Setinmnaa metiamaata palannt
ia nSeat nntisaiuffaat menetta
meet fptinIa,

Orr, W(inn bein6t. 3. p. = Nsb
&afen pmpdristDad raipoii anfora
tulipalo miime lopputuiifoua. Noin
10 IetIuunon ala on paianut putt
pubtaafIi. Monelta uutisa iuffaalta
paloi buoneet, fariu ia omaifuus.
Euffimetidd on turmeltunut uieams
man Iaoan tubonnen bouarin ar
tppsta. Euli altoi enIin Dir9inia &c
Rainp Safe tutfifomppanion rauta
item marrelta. mutta mpDbemmiu Ie
on leminnpt laoiemmiae olueiae.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-11

- Sagon fall. 9einde, g p. = &c
Wner1in iohompnpn palo, iostn pa.
ri niittoo tnfoperin moinitIin. oibes
nth eta idpthi mtuttoo tGnre Soron
%Idliin, ie on Snronin fpSteud, ioSia
npfpddu teboadn iuurta IdbtDmpIs
Ina. Siind Jain miuGfia tpDtd. plum.
tea olemme omaha nlaatiIaua, iofa
on Idbeld tdtd paiffaa. Sos Iienee
fuunla muuauatin tebbd tpDtd nps
fpGdn. Min on pield enemmdn tGI.
loiieSia paifosid, iota on 20 tabi so
metrid ipmdad ioen pobiasla, iosia
eli fdp tuuli %tosfaan, iosta taoS on
IeuraufIeno, ettd toiIia miebid menee
toiIid tuIee.
Gn balua Nuttaiaa tdpts
tdd tGaaiIiua fertomutiiaa, fosfa
Iiud on iuurempi ia iaIompi tebtd'
md, MIN. tuoba raubaa iofaiIeue f.
I'd balaiatpaue, ia iiind ie fofeefin
ola nsfouinen. Gipd olefaan mi.
fddn muiillebti min termetulut fotiin
tun iuuri Iuttoio. &c pitbuu ipbdms
meue ia iielulIe niistd aIioista, iois'
to Ell muut lebbet palipn mdIitd. Sot'
mon noimaa plbddltd auttoioae ia
fen toimittaiiae.
Oscar gtiemi,
Soron, Wis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-11
Sutpern5Gri NSilfon faanttt mint
tpfSen bemofratiien pmplneen pres
f1centim ebbpffaatH.

Baltimore, b~ein6fuun 2 Poi.
ipind. &umernDDri Woob'
roip WiIion New SerIepstd or td'
ndGn iltapdipdad iaanut bemofrati.
len puolueen preIitentin ebootasni'
miiptien. acknowledgements
ia fuubennesIa GdnestpfIestd. Sd
men Iaomanio ddnimddrd oil 900
maetaten "a Glartin iaamaa ddntd.
Glen italia FUN fonmentiooni fes'
feptti ip5nId, ndptti fen ebesid oIe'
man ielnittGmdtDn ristiriita mutta
pDn aifana olimot mielipiteet 10 fitfi
muntiuneet ettd tduddn tarpittiin
mnin reIia adnestnstd Icpuuiien TIT.
lofIen iaomittomiieen
WtisIourin ebustoiat olipot itlepin'
taiiempia Slarfin fannattoiio Ia pie'
Id miimeiIesid ddnestpfiesid Re ans
toimot ddnenid bdnelle. Suinoiiin e.
bustoiat, iotfa aiua idhdn ioaffa o.
mot oueet Glortin n%imittdmiIen puo'
leila, oIimat tduddn muuttaneet iuun'
too ia iiirtpneet WiIionin puoleIe.
Gdin oil bdnen fonnattoiienla lufu
fofoutiesIa liIddntpnpt SO ia ndioen
mufana oil moitton normuus mpDss
Fin Iiirtpnpt GIartilta Wilioniue.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-11
4ariifin tmpriio lddffeitteti
pilaama.

parii1i, feidf. % y. = Std y%cocai'
nj ia opiumi rappeuttanat pariiFn
f~esfustasia nuorifoa" on ielmdsti
buomattamiSia ia firioittaa iiitd Ilis
reo Gbmarbs, Sc Watin perustoio,
iofa, maimnoia, Wtme. 2antelm'in,
ndptteliidttdren, %iuruuiien fuoIeman
idlfeen miime feidnd OH eldnpt pfIis
ndiippbesid, Ieuraamosti;
yNdmdt lddffet", ndittdd bdn, no'
mat nptpddn tdpoesid moimasIaan,
morIinfin taupun9iu nouienan MUGS
riIon tesfuubesia, ioisia ne tefetpdt
famaIaa tpDtddn tuboten ia rappe'
uttaen benfiI .sti, moraaliIe est ia ~
Iifoaliiesti".
&iripittaia liIdd, ettd bGnet on laas
tettu pddstdmddn ilmoiue tuon bdtd'
buubon uIeain Iddfetieteeaisten pS'
tdmdinid noifututIesta, iotfa pdipd
pdimGItd ndfen6t ubrien fobtaloiu.
Gacainista, iota on mitd luurim'
masta merfitpfiestd Iddfetieteen pols
melufiesIa, on tullut mitd peloitta'
min rupsfa. Nuoret, fummaStafin
IufupuoIeSta, nauttipat iitd pbd iuu'
remmisIa mddrin tietdmdttd uieinfin
fen maifutufIesta elimistDDn. &c
iobtaa t~iIapdiIiin pnnettomuufIiin
pdimittdin, ia ne taas, iotta opai
tuueet Ien oriifli, eipdt fuole paifal'
la, tpoan tulemat benfiIeSti ia ruu'
miiuiIesti roppione.
Waiffa cocainin mppnti on fiel
lettpd fuien morpbinin ia muioer
mprtfpien, ia rebeuiiet robbosfaup'
piaat fieltdptpndt iitd mppmdsto
patti lddfdrin midrdptIestd, min
on fuitenfin uIeito pienia liitfeitd
iotfa Iitd IaIaa faupitIenot forfeol
la binnaQa.
Monet fabmilat Montmartreauc
mppnat Iitd ipapoastifin ia niiber
fauppioat rifostuttawot itiedan on
nettomien mielipuolien fuStannuf
Ieua.
llpleerit ia topouiiet i%otilaat oil
mat enIimdiIid, iotfa ioipat fiti
Ronsfaon ia ie oil meriiatamieia, L
etenfin SouIonisi a, FUN eniimdiie
opiumiIuoIat peruStettiin. Sdnddn I
on poriii, iofm on tuuut noibe'
buumuusaineiben peIapoifoti. Sn
nostunut nuoriio on muuttanut pi
tpisaiunionia piimeiien muooin MI,
foiiesti opiumiIuoIaffi Ia tusfin Of
! ainoaiafaon pbfabwilao, iosia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-11
Maatila m~yytavana.
Oscar gtiemi,
Soron, Wis.

Allanimitetylla olisi hyva 40 eek
KERN suuruinen maatila myytavana,
ioka siiaitsee 2 MALTA Marengon
tipolta lanteen, hyvan tien varrella.
Kaunis ioki juoksee maan lapi;
valmista peltoa on Is eekkeria.
Huoneita on maalla: iso asuinra :
kennus, heinalato, sauna ia hyva
kellari, ionka myyn vaimoni huo-
non terveyden takia kohtuhinnalla.
Hinnoista saa kysya joke suullii
sesti taikka kirieen kautta.
John Niemi,
Marengo, Wis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-11

fuuiti lanIuttapan: rWisid tulemme
pcl'tamaan tdnd p6nd?"
Gomoros'in firioitus on berdttds
NJ iuurta buomiota ia mitd tarmof'
foanpiin toimenpiteiIiin noioen ole
neioen mpDntid paStaon on pddtet.
~ rDbtpd, Iiten foettaen pelastaa
Worsfan tulenaa iufupolpea ub'
fddtposta rappiotilasta
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-11
Kansan kirjeitd.
Serieb Gitbn untiiia.

Sunnuntoina tSeindfuun IA p:nd
alfaen Flo 2 |. p. toimeenpan.e Bet
lebemin Gm. &utb. ieurufuuta Jun
rem fenttdiublun ~arpoffooun obiel'
malta, ionto fiIdltDnd on: rSeeIus
ia Sdnen ormotp0nii".
Huumiin m~irtistpstd on mpDa
iaatonono.
Sublo tulee pioeiidmdfIi peiionis
ia Al It. eli IamosIa paifasia fuir
miime nuonofin. Gulfaapa6 nant
timaan feidn ibanuuoesta.
9Dm. Scnrition.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-11
SuomoutuS!

Slorentonisia, Winn. mietetpsid
Iasteniublaeia I~aatua mpittoa ei
Iuoputettufaan Muttaiaue, futen tbs
I'd 2luttoion 26 mumerosia mainitiin.
Edmd oil maan meibdn muutamaiu
Nuttaian psidndin toitpo, iofa mi
fuitenfin idi toteuttamatta. Wtutta ~
bGmemme toimo on ettd lie mield tu'
lemaiiuubesIa tulee tapobtumaan.
Socob Giala.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-11
8 drfbttdiuii rautatiepnmettp
itunf5ia.

Corning, q. q, beindeuun 8
p:nd = NelidfpmmentdDfIi moifus'
taiaa menetti bentenid ia fpiiIifpm'
mentdpfTi Iouffoantui fun ellen Soc'
faipanna rautatien erpresfiiuna tDr'
m6Si tafaopdin roooua Ieilomaon
mottustaiaiunoan noin totfi matl'a
itddn idsta ~paifoSta. 2afIitpmmen'
tdpiiTi on 10 tunnettu.
!6eti Fun umtinen onnettomuuoesta
tuli ilmi, Min tulpi paifaue 'atoia
automobiiIeid, iotfa iefipdt lnurta
boittaa Iiitenteeue ia miipdStpttipdt
fuoueiben louffaantuneitten fauput'
Fin fuletto mista. Gddltd on ldbetettp
Iuuri ioutfo poliiIeia pitdmddn onfi
ieitd onuettpmuuspnifaue. 2uoueit'
ten ioufosIa on iuuri iouffo lopIia.
Snnettomuuben topabtuesIa ieiio'
maifustoioiuno roboua. Safonpdtn
fulemd erpreSfjuna, mtslo et ouu'
Ioiinfaan matfusfustaiio tDrmdi'
iiiben tdpttd puubtia ia iintaiitft tot
Fl niimeistd motfustaiafpourua alee
pitfin ratopensertd ia tunfeutui ptio'
IipdIiin ieuraopana oIenan Diiu'
man maunun Ilddn.
nIeimmot fuoueiSta olipot pdifpd
naunusIa oIepia matfnStaiia, lotto
olimot motfaGo foteibinla beinafiilir
neIiannen pdindn pieitoon. &onont
iD5rin iImoituflen mutaan on fuol
Ieitten ioufoSIa neIid pullman ipou
nusid pnutta m~otfustoiaa.
auoIemanIpiben tutfiia ia paltior
routotiefomisTiooni tuIefpat toimeen
ponemoon tartan titfimutIe len pnnet
to muuoen iobbpsto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-11

Damib Wurropn periliiet 5000
Wartin 9ierIins 10000
Warquette BopIin9 IsTn $500
Sarlow'in periuiIet 10000
Ybteenid; $141,5 500
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-11
Gnmri tnlipaIo MaranetteSSa.

Worquette, Wti6, beindf. G p. =
GiIen italia pddii tuli paaoueen
@raboperin IiitfeesId Sront fobun
fparre u a, Woin ia 0afbin9ton Ia
iuien mdlisId. ainoa mainituIIa bloc'
fiua oIenista rafonnutisto, iofa
Iddstpi tuIen tubolto, oil Srei rofens
nus Sront ia Wolbington %totnien
fuImosIa. 2ouiS Sraponer ia ". 6.
Suetter nimiIet ndatetaupat ioutui'
mat fofonaan tulen ubrifIt. ". Q.
Westlafe fdrIi melfein perinpobioi'
fen pabin9on. pobimmin fdriiueit'
ten i~onfosia on mpDstin 6. 3,
StoIiorb, ionfa liifebuoneesIa tuleu
nolta %Iaatiin Iopulta roioitetuti,
Cullen ubrifIi ioutnipat Bacon ra'
fennus ia Sorlotpin periuisten omiS'
tama fafIiferrofinen rafennus, mis-
IA oil 2ouis @rabonerin omistomc
liite. Rofennus, misid oil 9uetterir
ia StafIorbin Infect oil Mortir
9ierIin9in omistamd.
Cullen iuottama pobinfo on leu
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-11

1otrope, pa, beindt. 5 p. - Fl
benfiIDd ia Iurmania ia 30 Iouf'
taantui, niisid uIeat tpaaroaiiesti,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-29

No. 2s7-The lines of this orig.
inal Wooltex model are so hand
some It might well be one of
the highest priced garments.
But II is one OF the very mod
crate priced ones. Equally first
class for travellers or for stay
at-home. And splendid style
for tall women. 1t comes In a
number OF attractive cloths,
cmong them some new reversi-
bles. Price ..-..-..-.. $4,000
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-29
CITY NEWS.
cad the advertisements.

Read the advertisements
Ladies s10o shirt waists, 79c, at
the Boston Store.
There are indications that the
spring time has arrived.
Ladies' sl5O to $500 house
dresses. CSC, the Boston Store.
Get a nice tender chicken at Jos.
Haubert's, 709 Main street.
The public schools will close
Monday next for weeks vacation.
ladies new spring suits greatly
reduced Easter sale, the Boston Store
Come and see our new line Of
buggies at Sherwood's
All wool white serge dresses worth
$500, Easter sale, s7.95. The Boston
Store.
All kinds OF patent leather and
tan shoes at Ludwig's.
Ali wool serge dresses, newest
spring styles, worth $1,000 to $3.50,
Easter sale. s595. The Boston Store.
Sherwood's harness line is com
plete. Get our prices before buying
elsewhere.
Ladies' $50 and $500 shirt
waists. CSC The Boston Sore.
! Let US send you juicy roast Of
lamb, beef, veal or pork for Sunday
dinner. Jos. Haubert
"A big line of children's dresses
from 29c TO s1.6s, just received, the
Boston Store.
Socialist lecture at Warsaw by 7
il. Thompson, Sunday, March 81, ant
is o'clock p. M. Dreamland theatre.
Muslin underwear on sale. TIL
Boston Store
There will be preaching at tn
Summitville United Presbyterian
church next Sabbath afternoon at
o'clock.
Big Easter sale now going or
The Boston Store.
Merchants are urged to place at
vertising copy in the hands of tn
advertising solicitor early tomorrow
forenoon.
You will save money on your pul
chases at The Boston Store
Tomorrow will be the last day c
the March sales. If you intend to Blu
new furniture why don't you buy it II
morrow and save money.
All wool serge dresses, newes
spring styles, worth $40 to s12.5
Easter sale, 1886. The Boston Store
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-29
CITY NEWS.
Corner Fifth and Main.

Ewers-McCarthy Co. have the hat
you should wear.
-Puckechetuck lodge No 43 meets
every Friday night at s o'clock. In
itiation. All members requested to be
present. BY order of Noble Grand.
Geo. Immegart, secretary.
The sure way of being correctly
and economically dressed is wear
Ewers- McCarthy Co.. clothes.
Saturday special-This is posi-
lively the last day-17 lbs. granulated
sugar for 81 with every dollar of groc-
cries ordered. DeYong Bros, 824
Main and Fifth and Palean streets.
ladies s1.50 to 50 shirt waists.
CSC. The Boston Store.
Call us up for choice roast of
meat for Sunday dinner. Marley.
DR.. Lincoln Mcconnell will speak
tonight at 1870 at the First Baptist
church on THE Devils Auction Do
not miss this opportunity Of hearing
DR.. Mcconnell at his best. Come
early and bring your friends.
Ewers-McCarthy Co., the store for
/ your boys clothing.
School closes today for the an
nual spring vacation and will not
open again until Monday, April s.
/ Superintendent Aldrich, Principal
Ried, Miss Abbie Griggs and Miss
Annie Parsons will attend the annual
meeting of the Southeastern Iowa
| Teachers Association to be held at
Grinnell next week.
ALI late styles and shapes in
smooth and rough hats at Divers
Mccarthy Co.
The basket ball games in the
senior league have been postponed
from tonight until next "Wednesday
evening.
Colonel Roosevelt, whose first
itinerary placed Keokuk on the route
did not go through this city this morn
ing as intended, going to Cedar Rap
ids via Rock Island
John Scott telephoned The Gate
City last evening inquiring for infor
nation about the high water, stating
that he was on Castro's Island neal
Fort Madison and that the island wal
almost submerged. Mr. Scott is cut
ting timber off the island as it will b,
overflower when the power dam is fin
ished and the loss of the lun.be
would be considerable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-29
GRAND 2 2euse
Friday Night, Mar
20, at Sis
THE
Spring Maid

Special Spring Maid Orchestra.
Prices for this attraction-Parauet
and three rows CT dress circle, s2.oo;
balance parquet, $50; balcony, three
rows, $50, tHo rows 800; wall row
75c; gallery zoe; boxes, $500. No
free list, don't ask.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-29

Solomon would have found
something new under the sun
had he seen the beautiful new
patterns we're showing in
Young Mems Suits.
This week we devote to a
special exhibition Of Spring
Styles in Young Mems Clothes.
The event will be the L System
College and High School week.
We suggest especially that
you see our new Paprika
Brown, Royal Ascot Grey, and
Beach Sand Tan, in Spring
Models.
Prices $4,000 to $500.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-29


No. 36-Poiret Is said by many
to be the greatest living artist
In dress. His evening gowns
and carriage wraps are magnif1-
cent. His tailored styles are
the acme of simplicity. This
model is an exact copy OF the
Posret design which he sent to
the Wooltex factory exact in
style. in lines. in material and
in trimming. The original mod
Ell cost $3.50 in Paris. You can
buy this Wooltex reproduction
at..........---........S35.00
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-06-05
WHITE PLAGUE LESS DEADLY
Decrease In Death Rate From Tutercu-
iosis Means Saving Of 27.oo0
Lives in Ten Years.

In the decade from 1901 to 1910, the
death rate from tuberculosis in the
United States declined from 49, for
each 100000 persons living to 1903, a
decrease Of 1871 per cent, while the
general death rate. including all causes
Of death, declined only one-half as fast,
or Al the rate Of 81 per cent, from
1850 to 1855. according to figures
given out by the National Association
for the Study and Prevention of Tu-
berculosis. The figures are based on
data distracted from the reports OF
the United States Bureau of the Cen
sus, and cover the registration area
in this country. According to the
statement, the tuberculosis death rate
has declined steadily since 1904. when
1t was 201.6. On the other hand, the
general death rate shows a fuctuation
downward in general trend, but not as
steady as the tuberculosis rate. The
decline in the tuberculosis death rate
in the last ten years means a saving
OF $1,000 lives at the present time.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-06-05

two years We could bring IN a couple
of thousand Americans and then we'd
be ready to take over their govern
ment. whether they liked it or not.
and run it at profit. We'd put the
niggers back in slavery where they
belong, and set them at work raising
sugar and tobacco for their own boss
es. Man, it's the richest land in the
world, tell you-and the mountains
are full Of gold!%
Hues had kindIed with a ready en-
tGnsIasm while MurreIl was speaking.
That sounds right, captain-we'd
have country and flag Of our own
land look at those free niggers az
Just so much boot"
Il shall take only picked men with
mel can't give ship room 70 any
other-but | want you. You'll join me
in New Orleans2" said MurreH.
When do you start south?" asked
Hues quickly.
Inside Of two days. I've got some
private business to settle before 4
leave I'll hang round here until
that's attended to-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-06-05

The Vesuvius was dynamite cruz
ser. Its weapons were three bronze
tubes projecting amidships and for
ward From these tubes dynamite
shells containing ESQ pounds of gun
cotton We're hurled by compressed air.
1t was expected that few of these
monster charges would destroy a
whole continent
And they might have had the Vesu-
vius been able to fire accurately. The
tubes were immovable and the only
way 10 aim was to point the ship at
the target and then regulate the air
pressure. In the language of one ma
val expert. Sometimes we hit the isl
and of Cuba"
The Vesuyius saw real war service
in 1898. 1t has the Katahdin's record
beaten. The Vesuyius would sneak
close in to shore at night near Santi-
ago and fire a few dynamite shells
They made a frightful noise when
they exploded and won the sobriquet
of "the earthquake maker" for the
ship, but nothing more.
To quote a naval officer: 1.-THE Vesu-
vius was turned out to be the terror Of
the seas and became the terror of the
American navy"
Officers were afraid the dynamite
magazines would explode in a heavy
sea.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-06-05
ECHO OF TITANIC TRAGEDY
Mrs BuekneiI Had Premonltion That
Something Dreadful Would
Happen.

One. of the echoes of the Titanic
tragedy concerns Mrs. Bucknell. wife
OF the founder of Bucknell University
In Pennsylvania. Mrs. Bucknell was
in a most unhappy frame OF mind
when she reached the long pier at
Cherbourg.
81 feel SO strange about sailing"
she told a friend. Il know ought not
to go on this boat. have Fremont
ton that something dreadful will hap
pen"
Nonsense" laughed the friend.
why. how can anything happen in
these days of splendid boats and wire
less communication? l feel as safe
croseing the ocean as do the street
yes. safer, for there are no motor
cars"
Il wish I did." sighed Mrs. Buck
nell. but I feel very nervous. l am
half tempted not to CO.
However, she did. and as the friend
TO whom she had voiced her fears was
embarling in a lifeboat, after the
Graz j. she saw the white face Of Mrs.
Buclnell.
What did tell you at Cheroourgg
sald the latter IF ever have another
premonition I shan heed II"