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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-25
COMPANY L WILL
GO TO IOWA FALLS
state Encampment viii be Held at
Iowa Falls Instead Of Leaven-
worth as Anncu.,.cd.

The annual encampment of the four
Iowa regiments of the National Guard
will be held in Iowa Falls this year,
from August twelfth to August twenty
second This announcement was made
after conference rs'n there several
weeks ago, at which were present
General Lincoln. General Logan, Col.
Allen and Major Conklin, of the Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-25

1t Is now well known that not more
than one case Of rheumatism in ten
requires any internal treatment what
ever. All that is needed is free ap.
plication of Chamberlain.s Linimen.
and massaging the parts at each appli
cation. Try it and see how quickly il
will relieve the pain and soreness.
Sold by Wilkinson & Co.. pharmacy
and j. F. Kedaisch & Son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-25
FUNERAL RECORD.
). . : : . = = - = = . :

The funeral of William A. Geogg
was held at the family home 610 South
Sixth street. at 8 O'Clock this after
noon, Rev, DR.. J. c. Sage rector of
st. Johns Episcopal church officiating.
The following acted as pallbearers:
Henry Pechstein, c. Schaefer, Frank
A. Duerlein, John Rockelman, Edward
Elite and Fred w. Klingbeil.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-25

Each age OF our lives mas It's 1oss.
Old people should be happy, ana tne,
will be If Chamberlain's Tablets arr
taken to strengthen the digestion az
keep the bowels regular. These Iau
lets are mild and gentle in their acllos
and especially suitable for people !, e
middle age apd older. For saie =
Wilkinson q CO., pharmacy, ana : 7
Kicdaisch & Son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-25

Gabel spent Sunday afternoon at the
Gabel home.
vincennes beat Sugar Creek Sun
day, but they couldn't beat us alone.
We didn't start in to beat Vincennes,
Argyle and Melrose combined. Please
give US fair deal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-25

Itching piles provoke profanity, but
profanity won't cure them Doan's
Ointment cures itching. bleeding or
protruding piles after years OF suffer
ing. At any drug store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-25

There is no real need for anyone
being troubled with constipation.
Chamberlain Tablets will cause an
agreeable movement OF the bowels
without any unpleasant effect. Give
them trial. For sale by Wilkinson
& Co., pharmacy, and j. F. Kiedaisch
& Son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
orpheum Tonight.

A big special program Is on tonight
at the Orpheum theatre. His Love of
Children" showing how a mans
empty heart was filled to overfowing.
The Reward of yalor,'' great west
ern drama and The Dog Gone CUES
tion,'' big comedy hit, and many
new songs. Don't miss this bill. Three
shows, 7:30, $3.50 and $50.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-25
Licensed to Wed.

Amos Alleman. Keokuk, age S3, and
Clara Weitzel, HOLLYWOOD, Pa, age 81.
Harry Markham. age %, and Helen
Fuhr, age IS, both of Bardolph, Ill.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-25

Gate City want ads. bring results.
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WILKINSON B. co.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-19

F|FET III a. A~FrsNa ~
8bpIIis mir faiim ienes aleio Inn.
tperfen fonnen:"
Sic Seutete a,if elm Ioies, iafabn'
Iides @eipanb bon ihiperem @e.
pebe, bas neben Der 9biire bing.
,Das fam i'd nidt 5erreiben,
I1d)eIte iie.
.giit On iton einmal bier &C.
tpejen?"
ga, einmal; borteit Oh mid
nift idreien? Bbpllis poIlte mid,
bernbigen, aber i6 nlriBte did Ia
ben. .Seit ih peinen fonttte, IL
mir leihter. bas bat piel @eb nm
2ait bon mir ,genonrmen. s
sSrGulein Settings fat merftplr.
bigen GinfluB auf DID, benlerfte
Mrtbitr. 20 b 1850. ri
@irflih 6enabm fih Wina Den
gan3en sbeno 10 ribig nno Der
niinitig, baB 'es ielbit Der 9iener'
i1aft aufiiel.
s@em lie riin aebeilt ipiiroeS"
fragte iif Irtbur. ~
Iidt obne 0~efIommenbeit beglei'
tete Garner Die. SIRE, ibr Eager 81
tbeilen, @ls tie jebod, Oas rei5enot
@eien i'm idnecisen Nad,tfleib lab
Die gcIoenen aofen III loier 5iillt
Inn oas ioeale Mntlit, mar hrs, qls
iabe tie einen liften S6us9eiit
uno IGdelte iiber Die al6erne S,irft
Die lie beid)liden. M
.Sieb mid, nidt an, Wiggic, i'd
nruB beten." iagte @ina rnf
idliipfte binter Die onftigen @ar;
0iner. 80.
Wit tbrGnei,Oen Iugen lalidtt
Garmen Dem einiahen @ebete, Dos
st @ott flebte. or mod)te oerlelbeil
oa6 Selma nidyt ntebr rate ino Mr'
thur rmaliidlid) madJte. Gr modtt
alIes rebt mdd,en mif ibr rno ar'
thur uno Miggie. 90 i..@e1'
Carmen 9Iaubte Die @loric bes
Sinmels iiber ben reilten 3ii9er
leudteu sl ieben. alS gsina ani III
siifam. s(ae Snrht mar perld)wlu'
ben, nno ais Sophie lid, ipie &c
mobnIid, ncben NinaS gett aui Der
gooen lesen tpollte, iplroe lie iill
beute hires slmiteS e%ntboben. Gdr,
men 500 Dor, NIT @iua !qIlein u
ieiu,
gs oauerte lause, bis lie. iflunl
merir ourite: 59tina iliiiterie ibr IN
SGbIige MaIe 5n, ipie Heb tic iii
ipGre. ". W
Gnblid ober ihmicste lid, ba;
goloene aopffen al ibrc @angc; i,
idlunmerte ein
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-19
II. aapiteI.
Toftor 8riswplo.

Ninas @eiit blie6 unnadtet.
eas Softor @rismoio fam, nod
ibr 5it ieben, iprad er jeoe Soff.
nuiig duf @enelun9 ab.
Mit 5drtlifer 5beilnabnte lieb.
foIte er sic iriibere Hatientin, &c.
bdd)te ieui5eno bes traurigen Sc.
bens, oas Dor ibr lag.
9oftor @risiuolo blieb ELM paar
Gage nuf 8raiip Spring uitb er.
rietb ole Sad)lage.
gr botte Garnet SaitingS ge-
ieben, MrtburS @eieu ibr gegeniiber
6eoba6tet, fem 3Deifel mar ibm
aeblieben.
Trtbur ct. Claire 6esleitctc i'm
5ltr Balm.
.GS tbut mir leib mn did, ct.
Claire" bcganm er, .aber Oh fennii
ben @eg Der Yiliht nno mubt i'm
seben. 2ab 9eine augell nidt aitI
perbotener Srlift ruben."
artbur erwioerte nidtS, ieir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-19
Il. 6. 9apttel.
Niua unb Niaaie.

Seer beifriebe Garmens @eiiible2
Irtbur 'batte ibr etipas perid)tpieeen,
pie1eift ioadr Dos @idtiaIte.
Was modte es iein2 Sauien6er-
lei Mogli6feiten bur6freusten ibre
Seele, feline idJicn ibr itifbaItia.
Die @irfIitfeit Iieb tie iih nid)t
tr6umett, ionIt bate ibr $ers nift
10 leidt geidIasen.
Sic mar frob, 9tind 5u fennen
frob. su piiien, Dab ibrem @erfebr
nit @raiip Spring fem uniiberiteig.
lides SinberniB i'm @ege itGnoe,
froh,-iie ipollte lids faum ielbii
a~eiteben--baB artbur aufgebort bot.
te. Rina al lieben!
sd fam es linn nift peraraem,"
iogte lie iif, ,oaB or Die 9erf1lt.
niiie gebeim balten molte, S6nn.
nonoule lit Elm ipobreS &rdblpinfel
9tin aber CLAUDE idt, je cher oas 8e.
beimnib bcfanni miro, beIto better
birftc es iein. @er lit ipobI am &c.
eisnetiicn, Die 9lmbe Inter Sic 9eite
5n bringer?"
Sic ent'am lid Der ebrlomen Irs,
Goeers. Die lie, III ibrer Gigenitaii
als alatidlfraubaie. lange fannte.
mo pauote 8eonin in Der Ridltinp
mad oeren Nerbauiung.
Balo iaB Tie in Mrs. 8oaers'
Stiibfen uub er~funbigte Iid) mad,
Der @did)e, Die lie ibr sum 9fGber
iibergeben. eisentlid) aber geoadte
Tie. ibr bon SIR. ct. Claire 10 piel
mitjutbeilen, alS lie iiir gut iano.
unb crtuabnte mie 5uiGlig oeiier
Romen.
,@ariiIn in aler @elt lebt ser
Serr 10 3uriidse3osen9" iragte oil
@itipe.
Sn Der lmbefanseniten @eile Dor
Der Welt ersGblte Carmen bon let,
ner MiinoeI Nina, bic fiir5lid) aus
benz Srrenbnuie ~entIaiien, MN IL
0raiip Sprins IebIe. unb meinte. e;
ip1re DIR. ct. Claire nift Sn Der,
iibeIn, ipenrt crl Die traiirioeu I'm
itdnbe, Die i'm ans Sous fetteten
nidt Seoermmn befannt geber
ipolIfe.
Nrs. Hogers lanldlte eeipannI
unh fcrnte ben Slusenblif faunt er.
rparfeli, po Carmen tie uerlieB. LIN
iifj Der Wonne binsugeben, Die Heu'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-19

.Sie iinb mobl faiim aeneigf, Sas
Experiment 5ii pieoerbolen?" iragte
Irtbiir an foleetDen Morgen.
,@ariunt niGt? Nir baben iuie
Sdrpeitern beiIammen geif)lafen;
Wina mar lieb uno gut, mic elm
&inb."
sic ifliig Dor, Selma am 3eifen.
unterridt tb%eilnebmen 81 laiien;
Irtbnr fonrte es nidt Ieidt ab.
lebnen.
Die Stilnben batten aber bon
nun ait ibren Mei5 fir i'm perloren.
&eiste er iid ar Carmen, iu
miifte lid iofort Elm Sdaiier gol.
bener 2oden oa5miid3eit, belt ct Gar.
mems Saro beim I,isiiibren einiger
Stride einen Moment l1nger, OILS
notbig i6ien, 10 .bIidten i'm elm padr
blalie,l oertrauetoe slliam on, Die in
ibrer fineliden ltnldliIb mGhtiger
ipareit, ais eiieriiiGtiges 3iirnen
getpeieu ipGre.
Aina mar in NrtburS Weg, Gdr'
men aber fano OIL ibr bas lebbof.
teitc Snterelie unb idlob lid mebr
rno mebr on lie. @leif elmer @titt-
tier mafte iie fiber Dem franfcll
&inbe, ibr ginilnB mnroe tdglidJ
GROCER, 10 oaB elm Bid Der Ounfelen
Mngen geniiete, bas %geiiteswirre
@abd,en 81 berubigel rno SIT lei.
ten. 80 beiierte iid Der forperIi6e
uno ieeliide 3uitanb Der aranfeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-19

Sriibe, i6mer5lide Gage folgtea
@rismoloS I6reiie. 9armcits Nit
bid mabtc slrtfnlr gum Scr6rcd,er,
ilnb bod permcdte er nidlt, ocmlcls
ben 81 entiageil.
Gines MbenoS iiberrdidte er Gro.
l5ia init Der .&unoe, 0aB er nod SSlp.
riba reiien mno nabrideinlif einige
Wtcnate abpeieno icin miirbe. @r
tbeilte ibr nit, mo i'm epelttuel elm
Srief erreid,en fonnte, fails gtinas
3iiitano iid peridlimmertc, iino CAB
oae notbigeL Serbaltungsmabregeln
besii9lih Der Yilegc Der Siren,
Mrtbur ipar ieiner. Gpuline Elm
&6tbiel geiporOen; perge6ens madIte
tic ibm aud, ieet @oritellungeu nto
blifte inn beiorgt nad), ais er eilig
binpegihritt.
Iild 9tinas S1rGnen, ibr Slebet,
81 bleiben, more1 umlonIt.
Selma miro iterben, eS miro iiher
Semano iterben, mdbrellO Su tort
bit" betbeuerte oas arme Wtaoden
rnb umihlang i'm id)litd]5enO.
9iebcuol, aber enti6loiien madtc
or lid bon ibr los.
Nls Carmen I'M 2aitic bes Cages
nod @rniip Spring fam, fiiblte tic
lid iiber glrtburS Nbreiie pcrlcst.
oltilo er ging, obne mir sebelpobl
81 iagen?"
@1breno Tie nod nit eiuanber
plauOertcn. geleitete Snphfc Sbftor
8risWolS ing 3irimcr,.
rGoftor @riSmolS." riei Carmen
nnpiQfiirlih. Ser @eoonfc, slrtlmr
fonnte i'm beauftragt baben, m1b.
reno ieiner -slbmeienbeit Milln nnfs
Heite ms gipl Su bringen, flog ibr
burd) oen Sinrl, oes 0oftors StailI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-19
IS 3 N a.

,0ab Die oltell Siener alf Git
inepbanf ibrer ungliiflid)eli Scrrill
nit 2eib lino Seele Slgetban, pnBtc
ih, uitb brad)te lie bteber, neil mir
inter ibrer Iiibepaltiine oas Sc
beimnib iiit 10 ii6erer id:sn. gtin
ipiiIen Sic &inas SeihiGfe, felntell
Die 2ait, Die mid Dor ser 3eit ali
ntot]t."
Or id)ob Die Scare 5rriit NM
6eigte Die iilbernen ,Sabcn. Die lid
unter ~bieIelber miid,ten.
Set Hina III @ralip Spring lit,
fonmt ibre 5cbiud,t ieltener 5rnl
Nusbruf), ibr 3iiitaub bot iifl ME
Softor 8rispolo p%oro,siagte, inert
lif gebeiiert. Wein 9enebmell, Dos
SShncn manhmal rnerflGrlih Iein
birfte, berubt allf elmer llniiberlegt.
belt meiner ,Sl,geno. IllBer 8ott
iinb 8rismolb netB Hiemano bar.
Inn. giner MIR fGunte lid mogli-
Gberpeiie oeiien %erinnern, i'm aber
fiirfte id) mn, nift nebr."
Carmen iragte nibt. per oieier
Cine more, nod abnte Tie, baB Iooli
Sarrington bel ser @eihifte irgenb.
ipie betbeiligt mare.
,a9nrf ih Scr. Sarrington bon
Selma erjdblen?"
Mrtbur erid)rnd.
,Wenn Sic es miinlben. gs III
mir nan einerIei, iper barum er'
f1brt. 4ber nit,t pabr, Sic font
men balb nieber, mare es uiir, Seine
81 icben."
,@eptB peroe iH fominen,"
iproh tie unb lesie bas blonolodiet
9aupt bes ihIafenben Mdof)ens oil,
bnS Supba, lid fonnte Sbnen Iles
beraeiben, MIR nift, fuenn Sic ben
ormlen 8tnoe elm 2eio tbdten."
Sic bot @rtbrlr Die Snno uno ent
pfabl iih.
Sic lit mir perIoren," ierf5te err
hat nun bas 2eben nod @ertb?'
sSd, Irtbnr," ipraf cine iiiB,
Sfimme, iinb ipeide SanShen um
'hIoiieu ieinen IrmL uyeina lit %
Die nrine Mina."
$50. mein 2iebling," iprah e,
unb liebfoite Die golSenen 2oden
lid mill fir did leben, MIR fin
lid ollein!"
Limb fir Rissie, sfrtbur; .,
6ariit Miaeie lieben, Oh mi,Bt III
lieben. Warum aber lit lie fortge'
~gnneen? Sic iolI bier bIeiben,. id
min iie baben!"
9brGnen tratet ibr ms s(uge
lie perbare bas antlis in ben San.
ben nr,b fIebte, 6aB er Missie boIc.
Ygrinse iie surid unb bcbaIte ie
bier. poer i'd fperoe boie, 0 10 boIe!"
3artIib ino nit feiter gntifie.
benbeit, tpie Elm gutter 9ruoer, iud]te
arfbiir bas erresbare @eien su be.
rubieen mno periid)erte, bob Wfiggie
fontr1en ober iie ielbit an ibr seben
ie1te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-19


Stof itieb 'erimnlig gegelt Die fl,or-
rigen WnrSelns Der 9dlme.
Carmen Cuttings lit iebr id)on.""
flibr Der ar5t tort, rfomntt lie oft?".
,gae Gage
artbltr periudte Dem Sreilno hea
ms sliige 81 blidelt, Der 9lid uber.
Fienfte lid llhipilfiirli6. !,
.Sie bat iiber Selma ~eigentbiim.t
lihe Maht, i1 gebe 5uL Dab 81, nm,
6ieies Ginfluiies miaen lie bodsi
ihdseit; pie aber miro es lem, pent1
nit0ere Eflihten, anbere @erb1ltniiIe
ibre, 9lnfmerfiamfeit b~eoirgem2l
@irb lie Damn niht nlfboreib gll6'
5ai beindlen ltno 9siltas 3uItano Do
ollrd, perifIiininern?
r@elde @flid,ten ober TerbGlts
mile fonuten bas iein?"
pS6 gimtbe, Srduleiu SaitingS
miro Serrn Sarringtcn beiratben,
linn aQeS 81, uergelten, mas ct an
I ibr eetban."
Sic mag linn lire Sorlo ifen.
fen ibr Ser5 ME"
@risfpclo fanb ieine '@ermutbuns
beitGtigt.
vIrmer @(rtbur, i1 fiibIe nit Dir
lino fiir Sidl aber pioerltebe ser
geriuhung, Oh muBt es, Su baIt
feline anoere 8abi. Dor sSabren
bait On Sein @cI6id ieIbit er.
ipGblt, ertrage es mGnnIid). Soffe
uno bette gleid mir, oaB Carmen oes
9linoen @raut iperbe." r
80 8rispolb," ito1nte Irtbur,
rmie fannit Oh ipiinideb bab iie
oieleS Spfer bringe."
sd miinife eS bon gait5em Ser
gen, Gli9 8eioe 5lt retten."
t 10, i6 pellte, id fonnte iterben!
@are es nift lint oaS Senieits, ib
piiroe meitem 2eben elm @noe mo-
hden."
I Sem triiber 9lif fief ani Sie trG-
gen 6iitrben bes Gbicopee, Die I'M
Ibep6iheiu OahinldIiden.
| pSei ein Wtann iin0 erlpnrtc cine
before 3ufunft."
.uno penn i6 Carmen perlieren
ioa?"
Better, ols lie p%eroerben," ent.
gegnete Der IrSt, riparnm tbeilit Oh
ibr Die Serganeenbeit ni6t mit2
2iebt iie Did, 10 miro Tie Dir treit
lem, Sabre nilb Sabre lang parten,
bis lie Dir geboren bari"
sd babe bas @ebeimnib 81
LANCE perboraen, es MN 81 entbiil,
len. On meiBt nift, mas id leioe,
9rismolo."
9oftor 8ris,polb blidte i6mei-
genb uuf ben Srenilo.
gr lpilBte5 ipelde Itiirmiide Nddt
iein Ser3 rmid,loB, ipie emit uno
mGnnlid) er iid ourd) bieielbe 81
fanlpfeil perillft.
sd perr1ag Sein Ser5 sl Der,
itebem." iprah er meid,, sbelier, oils
9n ADMIT. aeine @orte permiogert
81 idger, mas id, lit, oils i'd Selma
BERNARD entIagte, es brad mir beis
nabe 0as Ser5, Die W,lnoe blittet
nod. 8, oaB Die gergongenbeit 5lt.
riifeernien iueroeu fonnte, oab mir
uns mieoer gegenii6eritGnoen, pie in
iener Nadt i1 bielte lid .5liriif
nn0 Die .orne nabniinnige. Gino
mare mem, mein, tic 81 lieben, fiir
lie 5u ioreen, iie az beneinen, lpenn
Tie beimgegangen iein miro. gfrtne,
nn9liidlide Hina, mein 9iebiing,
mein IaeS, meme ipltltbe Sallbe!"'
Die Stimme bebte, unenolife
@ebmutb iprad aus 8rispoloS
3iisen.
.Ias muBte i6 ni6t!" rief pr.
tbur betrofier, i'd elailbte, Oh
liebteit &ina nid)t mebr, oils piele
meiner &amerooen. Oh gabit lie
mir 10 b%ereitnilig, oaB ih nift
ahnte, lie tpare Dir mebr, ais piel.
leidyt mir"
Gin Hummer SGnoebrud mar
@riSmoloS Intiport.
Ger Gaud) Der 2ofomotipe fr6us
ielte iiber oen Siigehl empor.
.Sebe mobL Irtgllr, alf 8ieoers
iebenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-19

(Sortiesung aui Der 4. Seite.)
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-18
JOS. B. NJ NANARA
IN SOLITARY CELL
Prisoner Rebels at Work in San
Quentin Penitentiary and Is
Disciplined.

SAN QUENTIN, CAL, July IS
James E. Mcnamara. serving a life sen
tence for the murder Of n persons by
dynemiting The Los Angeles Times
building. is in solitary confinement in
the incorrigible ward of San Quentin
prison. He is described by Warden
Hoyle as "muunous and sullen and a
bad actor I'm general"
His confinement is the result Of
open rebellion James BIS record has
never been Of the best since he en-
tered the prison Lately he has en-
deavored to escape his regular tasks at
the jute mill Ever since he came to
the prison he has been inclined to be
mutinous. Warden Hoyle says
He'll stay In solitary confinement
until he learns to be decent" said
Hoyle. I'VE have had no trouble with
John j He does his work without pro-
test"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-18
NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF the Fleecy Staple

NEW YORK, July 1S-Carpenter Bag
got &, Co The ring crowd were good sell
ers after call Hicks Jr., poss bly, best
seller Mitchell and Parrot best buyers
Parrott buying said TO he for Mctadden
The Liverpool cotton exchange viii be
closed August 3 TO
Mitchell. PARROT. Pearsall best buyers
today Hicks, Clifford, Cassard and Clear
man were good sellers on the decline.
The ring crowd bought heavily on the
close Yesterday
Dallas wires Henrietta. Tenn
pie cloudy; panhandle and western Tex
as generally partly cloudy; light rain Ran
ger to Baird. balance clear and warm.
Oklahoma Clear to partly cloudy and
warm.
Mike Thomas wires from Dallas: Look
for more showers now"
The Journal Of Commerce says: 1.-The
course Of prices viii be governed by crop
news, especially from Texas"
It was reported that the rains in Texas
would cause a backward movement in
the market However prices were not
lowered, for the buying was much bet
ter than the sale and firmly maintained
high levels
Following were II a m bids: July 1906
October 12.29, December 1872, January
NEW ORLEANS. July IS. Hayward &
Clark. The weather map shows fair in
south Texas. Arkansas; cloudy else
where. Good rain, 1.02 inches, at Amaril-
10, Tex; raining now at Abilene, Tex :;
only light showers in Atlantics. but gen
eral showers in central states, with some
heavy rains in Alabama east Of Mlssissip-
pi Indications are for more rain in Tex
as, continued showery In eastern half OF
the belt
The New Orleans Times Democrat says:
Those who had counted on the cotton
market going to pieces because the lower
branch Of congress had passed the Beall
bill intended to prohibit trading in flu
lures, found themselves woefuly mista-
ken In their Judgment as to the effect
that this news would have on values
Grown accustomed to such attacks by
ambitious politicians, the American rings
kept on the even tenor Of their way, dis
counting legitimate developments as af-
fecting the crop outlook and the demand
for actual cotton. There was a time a few
years ago when the action taken by the
house of representa- tives in Washington
Tuesday would have sent cold shivers
down the spnes of all traders, and cotton
would have been thrown overheard, re-
CARELESS of the effect on values. The in
difference shown at this time was based
on a conviction that the United States
senate would hesitate to set the seal of
it's august approval upon such a piece Of
destructive legislation, even If that body
had time TO consider the measure In the
short period that yet remains of the pres
ent congressional session There is rea
son to believe that the senate will give
full consideration to the economic effect
that the passage Of such ill-advised leg
islation would have upon one of the ma
TONS chief industries,
Estimated receipts Friday:
1912 1911.
New Orleans ........ 900 to 1000 1857
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-18
SOUP STOCK SEIZED BY
GOVERNMENT OFFICERS

SAVANNAH, GA, July 1S.-Two lots
of canned tomato pulp destined for
use in making soup, have been seized
by the government authorities under
libels filed by United States District
Attorney Alexander Alderman. the
seizure having been made by United
states Deputy Marshal Joseph F. Doyle.
The goods were shipped by Baltl-
more concern to the South Atlantic
Packing q Provision Company and
Lichtensteln & Hirsch
1t is charged that the tomato pulp
contains filthy and decomposed vege-
table substance" and that examinations
by experts of the food and drug in
spectors discloses the fact that the
goods contain an excessive number of
bacteria.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-18
VICTIM OF WRECK, UNABLE
TO CAMPAIGN, ASKS VOTES

CALHOUN. GA, July 1s.-Represen-
tative George A. Anderson. of Calhoun,
who is q member of the Georgia legis-
lature from Gordon county but who
has been unable to attend the present
session on account Of injuries received
In the wreck Of the Calhoun picnic train
some weeks ago, has announced for re-
election. However, his physical condi-
ton will prevent his canvassing the
county He promises to give his per
diem for this terms service to Gordon
county for roads.
1t was thought some weeks ago that
Mr.. Anderson would have a hard fight
for re- election, but since his injuries 1t
is believed that sympathy will bring
him many votes There are four other
candidates in the race
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-18
AUBURN SAFE BLOWER
is SLAIN BY POSSE AT
ALEXANDER CITY, ALA,

MONTGOMERY, ALA, July lS.-A
message received this afternoon from
Alexander City states that one of the
yeggmen who blew a safe at Auburn
Monday night has been killed at Alex
ander City by a pursuing posse.
Evidence collected by an officer con-
meets the robbers not only with the
Auburn robbery but with the hold-up
OF the Alabama Great Southern train In
Mississippi in May when bandits got
away With about S26O,0OO. The evil
dence was contained in grip left by
one or the robbers when they took
flight at Alexander City Tuesday night.
Besides a complete safe blowing outfit
and the spois from the Auburn post
office. the grip contained a shirt show
ing that 1t was purchased in Tulsa,
Okla.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-18
STOCKS STRONG
BUT IRREGULAR
Declining Tendency of Grain
Makes BuIIish Trade in Sc
Curities Undertone Firm.
BY CHARLES ". STORM.

NEW YORK, July 18.-The upward
movement which was in evidence late
yesterday continued at the opening of the
stock market today, Pennsylvania and
Erie preferred showing the best gains,
with advances of one half point each
However, before the end of fifteen min
utes trading profit taking came Re,
CesSions in a number of issues which had
previously made fair gains.
Great Northern preferred, which opened
4 higher Welded Il A similar move ,s
m men OCCURRED in Northern o Pasific E
higher, but later lost a. The coppers
were firm, both AmaIgamated and Ameri-
can Smelling gaining 4 on the first
gains were: Southern Railway Il, Mis-
souri, Pacific Il, Lehigh Valley a. Read
ing q, Baltimore and Ohio a, Erie com
mon "A
don were cheerful, although the range of
their activities was narrow. The coppers
in London were firm and Canadian Pacific
was bought there on the weekly earning
report
Price movements were irregular in the
late forenoon, number of issues making
substantial gains, while others declined
under moderate realizing. The copper
vancing "a. Steel was also in good de
mand, moving up y The leading rail-
roads ranger slightly under yesterday S
final
Price movements in the late afternoon
trading were extremely narrow, consist
ing chiefly Of recessions from the mid
day figures. There was no special fea :
ture to the selling, most of it being done
by room traders, who put out fresh
lines of shorts on the belief that the
demand which caused the upturn came
almost wholly from the shorts.
The market closed steady.
Government bonds unchanged Other
bonds steady
Stock quotations: