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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-05
1ern.nn11, aBln., grettaa, oen 5. annt 1919

T.
reide Sepobner groBer Staote bal.
ten forttpabrenb llmif,ali nod St1o-
ten meldH, beioapoers tpabrerb oes
Somlners, geiiiioe ln6 angenebme
Wpbngelegenbeit bieten, porausge-
iebt baB iie Der 9eqnemIitfeiten
llnh bes @ortbeiIs zines @aiier-
iperfs unb aanalipiterts, ON lpeIdes
lie gelpobnt iino. bort oatb tbeabaf-
tig iein fonnen.
glm itd6iten Montag sl6eit5, Den
s, .. ~, fiipoet in Der Stabtbnue
elre gtalierperiamnhiig itatt, 5ur
gelpredung Der @aiiermerf.Sr
leber giirger iollte es fi9 3ur girf-
gabe MAIDEN, oerielbeit bei3uipobnen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-05
@iHuari's srOhte SnSnitrie.

ssefferion Gitp, Wso., Den %. esu.
| nj. Sbifon es aIgemein befonnt
1 ut, bab Wiiiol,ri IN lmpomirtbidnft.
Iliher Siniid,t einen boben Stang
eimtimmt. inbb ii6 aud inn 8arten.
bnt. Wil6lpirtbidaft, 8RbSncbt urb
gergbau einen Nainen inad,t, 10
loll f,ierin auf Die groBnrtiger Sort.
lflritte bingelpieier lperben. Die Die
ier Staat IN Sildidt Der Mamifof.
tir na6t.
sSm 1911 .Hotbbitdj", bon Som.
miiidr 9IilItin 8. 9iggs bes itaatli-
den slrbeitsbireaiis berausgegeben,
beiBt es. ooB Die 9ieferimg Ser 80.
brifep @iiIouri's inn Sabre 1910 Ell.
neir @ertb bon $6t7701,StS neprG.
ientirte. Die speitgroBte Snbuitrie
i'm Staate in Sipliht Der 8ertblief.
erina iit Ore Wanufaftur bon Sfl.
BEN llno Stiefeln. oenn Die 5S 10.
brifen prob1lsirten $46,S91 ,60t
@ertb bieer 8aaren in 1910. Sn
ben letten iieben Sabren bat iid)
ote 2ieferilng perooppeIt, benn in
1904 betrug bieielbe $23.493,553.
Son bieien 5S sSabriten befinoen lid,
SO in ct. 2oitis nit elmer @ertb.
lieferlng bon $40, 2,923,051 Die on
oereit Snbrifen iinb in folgenben
Stabten: ct. Soiepb 5. Sannibal
3, Sefferion Gitp 5, iino eiie ie in
8mtias Gitp, Woberlp. airfsoiae,
Werico, Columbia, gSaibington,
Sermann, 9e Soto, 9rooffieIo,
9ouiiiarm, ct. CHARLES inpo Cape
Girarbeau.
SSn 1910 paren in bieien SSabri.
Ten 1888 MGnner, Srauen nnS
ainber angeftellt, Ole $S,449.539 in
9obn itllb @ebaIt erbieIten. 9as
oariip a,,gelegte 3apitaI belief iih
o,lf $13,S66.642, unb Die Geiammt.
foIten bes getriebes fir bas ae.
nanllte ssabr belieie,r iidJ an gfob-
material, 9obn. Hente, Steuern,
Serideri,ne uno peribieSener on.
l6erer Mlisgnteit aiif $4,000. 900,
3iebt man bieie Sunime bon Dem
@eiannntipertb ser Brobnftipn ab,
|io ergiebt bas eiieir Yrofit BON $2,.
90.705, ODER fait 90 Bro5ent.
Die IN Wiiionri genluhten G6lbe
llnb StiefeI pitrber In 1910 in foit
ie0eln Stntp npr 111tipn nPrfn1Iff
ilrb iogar rrad Werico, guba, Siio.
inb Central -slmerifa, aiitraIien uni
Safuaii berfailbt.
b St peiteren 10 SSabrer miro jih
oie idhrlidpe 2ieferlng Der Shubin-
brifen Wiflouri's obne 3tpeifeI auf
fait 100 Milioren Dollars beIaufen,
lmo lange Dor oieier 3eit miro
Riiiolri in bieier ,uihtigen Sipoai.
ltrie Der leiteiihe Staat oes 2nnoes
iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-05
&rbanblnnsrn i'm Gpnutp 9eridt.

Gas County @eridt periantmel
te iid am letten Sdnlstag fir ben
pertagten 5ermiii. S1nmtli1e Mit
glteoer tparen aitpeiefro.
SoIsenbe slpplieationen fir
Sfnnfli5enien ipltroen gepriift ,nb
Die betrefieitbear 2Ienierr tpur6en fir
eiiten Sermip bon 6 Wonnten, bonn
l. Stli 3. S. on, alsgeItellt:
VIM. E. Birmingham, Bland.
F. G. Henneke, Owensyille.
Frank Gail, Owensville.
G. F. Diestelkamp, Owensville.
Emil Nagel, Hermann.
Julius Moebus, Hermann.
Heessli & Germann, Hermann.
Jos. g, Rebsamen, Hermann.
Neumann & Rost, Hermann.
Conrad Gaus, Hermann.
]. b. Schmitz, Morrison.
+. J. Hanne, Morrison.
Solseir6e Aednllnseil ipnrben ae.
priitt ,nb 5ur 3dbliing atgelpieien:
Richard Loehnig, labor !. 4.20
A. =. Maupin, janitor Z. !. 5000
a ~ Manpin, s days court 1900
3. b. Baxter, abstract to as
SCISSOR Z. i. l.30
~. !. Ellis, clerk fees. -. 5.25
rerd. Pletz, tax book j. 387.9S
Schuch Bros, resetting mar
Die base on court house. rs
oohn j. Sauer, costs, State
VS.. j. Roark 4. 35.47.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-05
Die Gefabr mad Der Grippe.

9ieie @efabr Iieat in Dem ee-
|iftpadten, tierboien, appetitIoier I'm
lmgeproneten Spiten. Seber iiD6
Hercn fin6 ai,Ber Sronling. Dns
groBte 8eoiirfntB lit bafit electric
gitters, bieie groBartige, bTltreini-
genoe Weoi5in i.nb 9fegitlierer fir
Wagefl 2eber iino 9siereri. gait.
ienoe baben erfabrem fpie lie ole
Werpen itGrft, 6ng SDiten nltfbdut
nno Ole @eilinObeit i.nS friiden
Mutb pieoerbrinet, Sic onrd Grip.
pc 5eritort fpareii @enn Ieioen6,
probierts. gtnr soc. gerfauft an0
3nfrieoertbeit sarantirt Bel
allen Mpptbeferr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-05
9leiieberidJt g9O. 2.

Seip5ig Sen 10 Sinli 1912.
@eebrte He0aftipll: Ssn meinem
letten geridt bate i'd lllriere Gei&
biz nddr Seipgg beidrieben. 9lln
Die Efingitieiertage baben mir in
2eip8ig perIebt. 9a BADEN mir 81.
crit bas groBe nl1ttiee golferiblabi
3enftnal beiuf4 Dfan fam in
8irflidteit iagen, eiii ntodtiges
Genfntal cent es iit llnb iol bab
gr6Bte 9enfnnl Der @elt piu. Gas
iel5e ut 336 ssirB bod illlS bot un-
aablige Statllen bon 6iiriten mo
@ener1ten, in boppelt nntiirlider
8robe. Gs piirbe 5u peit fiibren
lpollte idy 6us @alt5e mo 8roBe be.
ihreiben.
slnl 2ten sSeiertage lparen mir in
MenBoorf, einer goritabt bon 2eip-
gig. es mar 10 cine slrt pie Rif.
rifplas, 90 gab es allerball0 Ser.
sniigungen fir Sung unb sllt. 9is
glbeltos Z. llbr batter $1,000 Wten-
ffe.r Oieiall Sannpelplab beiilft nm
alles nerlief Inv Der genniibtliditen
nniS seielidaftliditen @eiie. 90
gab es feline Steferpi uro SfieBe.
rel ME in elmer amerifalrifdel
@roBltaSt.
slniangs ssiini iiid)ten mir banll
ltt1fere geIifbte Geburts. ilnO @ater.
itaot @eitbaim aiii, nber Iieben
6reinoe, iie fonnen es mir gIauben
als Der Shaffner nui Ser 9abnita.
from "@eitEninr riei ba itiegen in
mir griniterllnaen aus rneiner Sll.
gepo beroor. SD baf(te aornidst
bob IS f6nnte 1lrSglib iein, baB i'd
nodlrnals nadf 29idbriger glbtpefeit.
belt uniere hone Seimatfitn6t in
aitgenlf3ein nebmen biirfte DAB
audi bier nad} 10 langer 3eit, eroBe
Terdltoerltn9en herporgeaaii9pn iinb
braltd)e id) fuobI 1tidt 5u bernerfen.
8ir ipuroen iiberan no mir friibel
gearbeitet batteir, nit Der groBte
s5reaiip0. iiila aiebeiisiDiirbigfeit aitf.
getomntcii, Qeste Wodte maren ipii
in SHiriipgpn nub iip @eiiiar no
mir mebrere gerinattbte rfb 9e.
fafnrte aiufiphten.
gs iib ieBt tpirflih eii,e isrelibe
tpenn man 10 burf, ole id)olren ebe.
nen 5lliren fdbrt, Henn Die grrrte
itebt grahe5it pradipon, bios bat-
ten mir oie letter 9 @oden nidt
uiel Sonneni6ein lltto Die 8auern
nloften iett gerne Sen MAIDEN. So.
be geitern In Der 3eitilng geIeien,
ooB IN &anias Gitp nipo SeoaIia
Elm gDftors burdsesangen lit. 5off.
entlid bot es unier gountp nibt be.
riibrt.
gai,n i6 min bie geebrten 2eier
nidt mebr Idnser IangtpeiIen, iilto
MieBe in Der Soffming oaB iid
nod Niles geiilno ltrb pobl befin.
Oct, lpie mir aud. s,
Sermairl 9eidnan
uno @attin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-05
Radt idledJter gnsc,uubnbcit Gnbe

Gem giiebereefdlagenen ideint
nidhs better 81. iein. ct bat cine
tr1ge 2eber, Die bas Sgitem nit
galligem @ift fiiIIt, mas nit Or.
@ings 0setp Sife asins turirt iper-
ben fonnte. Brobiert iie. 2aBt
5robiinr iil6, Seiterfeit an oie SteI.
le Der acknowledgement treten.
Bet fir @sdger, Seber itrio geieren.
25c In allen g[potbefen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-05
Die @ciMcit Ses alters 1T Der


sgeadtltng lpertb, unb io0te nidt
lssld)tTertig = 5nriid getpieien lperoen.
Srait Maria Mauelf BON Mosroip,
so, idreibt: .g9ir gebrarden 5or.
III 8 alpenfranter beitdnoig in iniie.
e te Samilie. obgleib i1 fein agent
@l oallir bin. 0robnlltter, Die iebt 50
SABRE alt 1T, faat, Der MipeiifrGuter
paoe ite lpieber gang jung fiibben
geillnGt. Nir fin6 oartbar fir oas,
nos er fiir inns getban bat.
alt nn6 Surg iinbet in Sem aI.
ytluraliter Die Silfe, fpelde oie gia.
.lr oeltipeiie braiidt Inn oas Spi.
asi 5silp 2, ipleoer in Sron,iitg 8it briltgen.
y sIlar pertailft in slpotbefen. Spe5iaI
a@ntel beioraen ibn. 0san idrei-
= Se on Or. Beter 6abrfrep & Cons
70, 1875 90. Sopne glpe, Gbica.
go, Su.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-05
5itr Nabfasrihter.
lpir lin ermdGtisi
Bernard Q. Barter

als sanbiht ffir gta6laBtid,tsr Iir ben aul
beenoeten Termin, ansu3ei9en, unier,rorien
Der Gntid,eionHs bsr fspubiisanif6en wdb.
Ter bel Der 9,rimdrmabI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-05
Dir lino ermdd,iist
Or. Nluusu IubbS

oils Ganbibai iiir Reprdfentant IN !, bet
eioats Seaislatiir onSu3eisen. unteriporIen
Der Gniidjeibuns Der republitanifcben
stimmssber bel Der prtmdrtvabl am 9.
Mu9uIt 80
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-05
Mir fino srmadtiat

B. 8. aansenbera
ais Ganbibat fiir geprdIentant in oer
Staais.Sssi anau3eisen, untertporie,t
Der GntIheibuna Der republitapiid,en
Stimtnaeber bel bar primarpabI ain g.
auSuit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-05
Sur guunts Scbasmeiiter.

lDir iinb ermddtist
u. 6. Maupin
ais 9nnobat iiir cd,abmeiiter BON @ascp.
naoe Sountp an5u5eisen. unterporfen ber
Gntidleibans Der RepublifaniIden Stimm.
seber bel Der dIlsemeinen primdripabl am
8.ausuIt, 1912.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-05
Sur &eprdientant.
sDir iinb ermdbfsi

Or. sJobn y. Seba
ais Sanbibat fir ReprGieniani in Der
Siaais.aesisIatrr an3useistn. untermorien
Der Gniid)eioans Der republtfaniiben
Siimmseber bel Der primdrtpabI am 8.
Ausuli.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-05
Sur Gountp aiieiIor.
@ir limb ermad)tist

9. ". Weper
alS &anbioat 5pr yDiebermabl fiir gIIeIior
BON Sascpnabe Gountp an5uSeioen llns
terporien Der Gutidoeionng Der Repubti-
toniid1en Stimmseber bel Der anseuleineu
primarDabl, am 6 Mus, 1912.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-05
Dir Iinb ,rmadtist

Ntr Iinb ,rmGd,tist
SDbn @. Sderlnann
ais aonbibai fir edaBmeiiier bon @asco.
naoe Sountp an3usetsea. lnierporfen Der
Gniibeiouns Der Republitan,Iten Stimm-
seber bel Der ollsemeinen primarwabI am
8, aueuit, 1912.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-05

a.r,sat r,ssbOnnirt auf SAB Strnlanilcr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-05
SIR sberiff.
Dtr iinb ermGd).igi

auauit 8. Sbnitser
oils aanoibatr fiir SberiTI BON @asecnabe
6aunip anauseiaen. llnterlporfen Der Gnir
idleiou ns be Republitaniifen Stimmseb e
bel Der aas 'meinen primdrpahI. am 8.
slns 1912
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-05
GanOiOatcn an5eigfn.
Sur Gountpridter -n6rbl. 9iitrit..
g9ir inp ermddiisi
Geurn Qnffrot,,
Senrp 8afrotu

oils aanbibai sur Wieberipabl fir Gountp
Hi6ter fiir ben glDrbIid)en Tiitritt ppn
Sascanaoe an3useiaen. uuterporfen Der
6niid,eibuns Der Repubitaniid,en Stimnt.
aeber bel Der aIlsemeinen ysrimdripahI, am
9 Hug. 1912.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-04
THE REBELLION
SCARE SUBSIDIES
Cuban Situation Not as Grave as Re-
ported, But Negroes Still
Create Uneasiness.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
HAVANA, June 4.-The Cuban SEN
ate today passed bill granting the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-04
NEW LAW WILL BE
TRIED IN KEOKUK
Right of County Attorney to File In
formation Instead Of Awaiting
Action Of Grand Jury.

Charles Stanton. arrested several
days ago for robbing the residence OF
H.. w. Weyand, and Lawrence Clark,
the horse thief taken at Warsaw Sat
urday. will be the defendants in cases
to be tried under comparatively new
law in this state.
The Thirty-Fourth general assembly
gave the county attorney the right to
file an information against criminals,
which acts the same as an indictmen,
and insuring an early trial before the
petit jury instead of waiting for the
regular session of the grand jury.
This will be the first time that the
new law has been tried in Keokuk, al
though it has been used at Fort Madi-
son in several cases.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-04
MISLEADING
SYMPTOMS
Stomach Trouble Often Leads to
Fear Of Many Other Diseases.

If your digestion is out of order you
may have symptoms that will mislead
you into thinking you have heart dis
ease, kidney trouble. some nervous or
blood disorder. Better look to the
stomach first. It is here that the blood
gets it's nourishment. II the digestion
e disordered, the blood will be out of
order. Poor digestion fills the blood
with poisone. This impure blood
poisons every tissue Of the body. The
dyspeptic awakes in the morning with
dull, heavy head and is irritable, mel
ancholy, and dizzy because the brain,
nerves and muscles have been poisoned
from the stomach.
Mrs. John Knuth, of r. F. D. No. 2,
st. Joseph, Mo-, makes the following
statement: II was an invalid with
stomach trouble for seven years and
spent hundreds OF dollars with physi-.
clans without receiving any benefit.
For two years / lived on milk alone:
My stomach would not retain any solid
food. I had gas on the stomach and
vomited great deal. was troubled
with dizzy spells and thought would
never live through them. My hands
and feet were ice cold and seemed to
have no circulation at all. My heart
futtered and / would have smothering
sensations. My weight was greatly re-
duced. was frequently confined to
bed for days and at one time was in the
hospital for seven weeks and my friends
did not expect would get we'll. After
I gave up the doctors / began taking
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peo-
pie. A few boxes helped me so much
that | could retain little food on my
stomach. Each day grew stronger
and took the pills until completely
cured. DIR. Williams Pink Pills are
the cause of my being healthy woman
today and | gladly recommend them. !"
A new edition of the booklet, "What
to Eat and How to Eat," is free on re-
quest Send postal for it to day and
begin to cure yourself by following the
directions it contains.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are a diges-
tive tonic and give new strength by en-
abling the blood to take up and profit
by the food we eat. They double the
value of the food, increase the appetite,
energy and yigor.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills arc sold by
all druggists, or will be sent, postpaid,
on receipt of price, 80 cents per box |;
six boxes for $3.50, by the DR.. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y !.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-04
London Insurance Maanate !.

Lord Montagu is accompanied by
his friend. Mr.. Godfrey Marks. F. T.
A., manager and actuary of the big
insurance company of which Lord
Montagu is director. Mr.. Marks Is
very prominent in English life insur-
ance. circles, being vice president OF
the. Institute of Actuaries and deputy
of the Life offices Association.
Both visitors are guests today OF
Chief Engineer Hugh l.. Cooper. to
whom they brought letters from prom.
inent London financiers interested In
the Mississippi River Power company
They were shown all over the water
power works and took luncheon and
dinner with Chief Engineer Cooper
They arrived on the early morning
train and leave this evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-04

NJ u
Incidentally, he is a director in one
of the large English insurance COM
panies, the National Mutual Life AS
sociation society and has long been
interested in financial economic af-
fairs.
From his Eton days he has been in
terested in all sorts of country sports
He is we'll known as a writer on wing
shooting and automobiling, especially,
and is the titular editor of an English
automobiling jurnal now. But he has
written also on fishing, yachting. cy-
cling, rowing and all outdoor sports
His own athletic proves is indicated
by the fact that he pulled stroke in
his winning college eight one year.
Almost allied to the higher forms
of sport, he acted as the war cor
respondent Of the London Times In
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-04

plete satisfaction in the morning.
forms of outside aid can be dispensed
with and nature will again act alone.
All classes of good American people
keep it in the home for ills of the
stomach. liver and bowels, and among
the thousands who have written the
doctor that they will never be without
1t are Mrs. Mary j. Paddock. Manches-
ter. Iowa. and Mrs. H. scovill. Osceola,
Iowa. dose of 1t has saved many
person from serious illness.
Anyone wishing to make trial of this
remedy before buying 1t. in the regular
way of a druggist at fifty cents or one
dollar a large bottle (family size) can
have sample bottle sent to the home
free of charge by simply addressing DR..
". b. Caldwell, 405 Washington St,
Monticello. Ill. Your name and address
on postal card will do.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-04
Report Of Democrats Of Ways and
Means Committee Makes a
Violent Attack on Tariff
Board.
NEW COTTON SCHEDULE
Although the President Vetoed Down
ward Revision Schedule, He Is
Believed to be In
Line.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON June 4 A violent
attack on the tariff board and the dec
laration that President Taft rs now
in harmony" with the plan for down
ward revision of the cotton schedule,
despite his veto last summer, were
features OF the report of the democrats
Of the ways and means committee on
the cotton bill made here today.
THE president stated in his mes
sage of March 26 last submitting the
tariff boards report on the cotton
schedule, I now recommend that
congress proceed to consideration of
this schedule with a view to It's re-
duction, the report detailed.
1.-THE only question remaining, is
the extent to which the reduction
should be carried.
/ This committee has made care
full analysis of the tariff board report.
AS a result, however, nothing of bene-
fetal significance has been found. The
report is not really tariff document
ut has nothing to say respecting
the duties as affecting manufacturing
concerns engaged in the industry, cap
ital, or labor the profits OF manufac-
turing concerns, and practically moth
ing relative to the general influence
of the present tariff on the status OF
the industry.
4 Discussion and analysis of the tar
iff act of 1909 has shown that defec-
tive and Objectionable as we're the
provisions of the entire measure, the
rates of duty on cotton and wool were
|, of all the most unsatisfactory.
: ut would appear that the tariff
board practically accepts the idea
that tariff duties be based upon the
difference in cost between the mos
efficient mills in the United States
! and Great Britain.
!. The report fails to show that higf
/ tariffs have any effect in keeping III
the returns of labor The board show.
. that many cloths, highly protected
sell more cheaply in this country thar
in England. This, in another form, Ii
a a statement that protection is intend
ed for the employe. There is. how
ever, no ground for this contention
!. The efficiency of American labor is
/. such as to put us in position te
compete successfully with any countr,
in the world.
"The boards report shows that ex
cessive duties are exerting a peculiar
ly harmful effect in maintaining sys
tenn of unnecessarily high prices t.
. the consumer. The immediate remed.
!, for this condition of affairs is the re
). duction of rates which have rendered
possible this system of extortion."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-04
The PeeviSh Child
Needs a Laxative

play and when 1T sulks drowsily or
cries you may depend on it something
physical is the matter. If you see no
not be wrong if you quietly give it a
dose of mild laxative that evening on
putting 1t to bed.
The remedy most generally recon-
mended for this purpose is DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin, which mothers
throughout the country have been giving
their children for quarter of a CEN
using it where hundreds used it then,
end there must be good reason for this
word of mouth recommendation.
II is admittedly the perfect laxative
for children, women, old people and all
others who need gentle bowel stimu-
liant and not a violent salt, cathartic
pill or doctored water. DR.. Caldwell S
Syrup Pepsn will act gently, and when
taken before retiring will bring COM
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-04
LORD mon TAGU
SEES The Dam
Prominent in Financial Circles and
the World Of Sports, He Special.
~ Enjoys Big Engineering
Achievements.
COMES FROM ENGLAND
Has Travelled Extensively and Makes
Long Journey to See the Won.
ders Of the Water Power
Here at keokuk.

ID
Lord Montagu OF Beaulieu is IN
Keokuk today, having travelled from
England to Keokuk especially to see
the wonders of engineering achieve
ment here in the Mississippi river,
where the greatest of water powers
is being built, and describe 1t in the
London Times.
He is an extensive traveller rather
outside the tourist lanes and to the
places where the unusual and really
important things are to be seen; also
he was noted in both Elton and OK
ford for his ability in engineering and
science, SO that he has full appre
citation Of the Importance of the work
being done here by Chief Engineer
Cooper.
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request of President Gomez, conveyed
in special message, that he be al
lowed to suspend the constitutional
guarantees in such portions of the
islands as he deems necessary, and a
special hours session was ordered TO
determine whether the order shall be
applicable to all parts of the country.
The presidents message was also con-
veyed to the house which referred the
matter to the committee on laws, and
an extra session was called to discuss
the momentous session which, it was
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southerners for Clark.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
BATON ROUGE, La. June 4.-Tndi.
cations are that the Louisiana state
democratic convention tonight will
endorse Champ Clark. Governor Hall
has received kilograms from Senator
Thornton and Representatives Rams.
dell and Pujo, declaring In favor of
the Missourian Clark is likely to get
fourteen Of the twenty delegates al.
though they will ostensibly go unin.
structed.
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believed marked the crucial point in
dealing with the insurrection.
The government has been unable to
confirm the reported outbreaks in the
province of Havana, but there is con-
siderable alarm about the attitude OF
the local negroes
1t was reported today that a rebel
band had invaded the village of Wajay,
in this province. The situation at
Daiquiri, where the negroes attacked
the plant of the Spanish-American Iron
company, is said to be much improved.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-04

LoRD HOhTAGU
Lord John Walter dward Douglas.
Scott Montagus Baron Of BeauIieu,
who is in keokuk today to see the
Greatest Water Power and describe
1t for the London Times.
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London Doekers at Work.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
LONDON, j une Fifteen hun
dred more of the striking lockers
went back to work today, and the off,
Gals declared that the strike had col
lapsed. 1t was sail that sufficient
men to handle the necessary shipping
had returned and a steady improve
ment was expected
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-04

the brisk Matabele war in Rhodesia
in 1896, and he has Travelled much and
shot big game in South Africa.
Balancing his interest in sports
Lord Montagu has given special at
tention to music and literature in
which he is much interested.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-04

Mrs. W. A. Carrick of Peoria, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Anderson. Mr.. Carrick will ar
rive tonight.