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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-25
Don't Worry--Eat.

Memphis, Tenn.-Mrs. Emma d
Looney, OF this place, SAYS: = suffer.
ed misery for nearly eight years, but
since taking Cardri. am Tusa
stronger, and / haven't missed SIN
gle meal. hardly know how to el'
press my gratitude" Don't worF!
about your symptoms Cardui doesn
treat them. What you need =
strength. Cardui helps you 10 get !.
Take Cardni. because other tonics anu
medicines do not contain its peculia,
and successful ingredients. imporlsl
especially for its manufacture. Han :
century Of success. has stamped Gar
dui with the seal of pubic approval
During this time. ..ardui has beniw
ed million women Why not yo1'
Try IT, today.-Adv. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-25
MESSAGE
TO LEGISLATURE


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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-25

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-25
REFUSED TO EAT
AND DEATH CAME
scacoi Teacher VINO Shot Hin VIE
70 Death and Then Tried
to KIN Self.

[ United Press Leased Wire Service. /
MOUNT VERNON. o., Nov. Is
william B. MagilI, Fflo killed MS wife
2 week ago Saturday. died TO-DAY OF
starvation. coupled With the effects OF
seif-infiicted gunsiaot wound.
Tagill, Is. 2 school teacher. sho,
and killed his wife as she lay sleep
Ing Then he turned the weapon on
himself He was senseiezs when 20
lice arrived a. the house.
After regatning consciousness. he
asked for his wife. saving he could
remember nothing Of what had occur
red He refused TO eat, fighting ali
efforts 70 give him nourtshment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-25
.slfeans Ell seas,itna.

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Mexican federal End retel g44leaes.
thirty Of gioTa mere wognded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-25

trazssy wzs suggested. sru-nei DARK.
r z1n lazrEsurs<1 ss7zsshsn< aeou, an
z-zaalosis press agent CalFs
SAID ne taroas tEuahze sac experien.
ced II 3 Lssafs mas aasirssy passed
The dsTz declared herself 70 be a
ira believer N home life fo- Eomen
sa1 said she sEzosEht q. woman
smoking o. Euttrssetting~ horrified
nsr- she 5siisTes II re-sEca-zasion.
eTpeet 70 come hack some day
she said. not as great singer, but.
inst as Al o-dina-y ronza wf'h
household cares ard ckadrsa-oh
Easny. many children
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-25
Rlches .. Malay Peninsula.

One o. the richest countries in ths
world is that part Of the Malay
peninsula known as TIE Federated
states. These provinces are still IN
der the rule OF their native chiefs Of
suitsns. though they are assisted by
British adviser. The Tin mines Of
these snail states are more valuable
tnan most gold mines, for they pro-
duce nearly half the worlds supply Of
TIN. and the result Is an overaowins
treasury for the states. Vast forests
OF rubber trees are also proving ei'
tremely profitable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-25
FUEERAL RECORD
Charles c. Smith.

Tns funeral CT Charles c. Smith.
Who died Al the parental home Il
Keoknk, 22s Exchange street. was
held there a. 2 O'Clock Sunday where
the religious servsces were conducted
by Rev. a Il Tathro2 Of tlas Trinity
Methodist Episcopal church. and the
impressive funeral ritual Of the
Fraternsl Order Of Eagles Eas gtTen
The remains we're then borne 10
Tloga, Iii, where eerTices were held
al the Craze By local minister.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-25

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-25
Mr. c1nt Slater.

The funeral OF Mrz Grant Slater
Eas held II New Boston. Sunday az
tsznocn a. 2 0'clcck, RsF- L. c. Moore
Q. the Eon-ruse Methodist churc,l cor
Quoting the serTteas The attendance
wzs yery large and there wgs pro-
fusion 9. beautiful floral offerings
The bErlal took place 81 the Saw Ros.
ton cemetery.
The palinearers vera Nessrs Coca-
ran. Kite, Joseph Mtlss. 3. Ailss, VIII
Sundeen, Lowenbsrg and Scott Ham
llton.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-25
Mrs.. Catherine ponahu..

. The funeral Of sfrs. Catherine
Dcnahue vas hsId al St. Peters Cath
oiic church q. nine o'clock this fore
noon, ReT. Father Gillespie ofactat-
ing and vas yery largely attended.
The following we're the pzlIbearers.
Frank C'Brien, Patrick OeBnsn, Jo-
Eepn o'Brien, Lawrence Caikin. Har-
~ Cnikin and Edward Pinigzn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-25
St Lexis Live s.--ss.

iu-Iaw. George wez1- Al 15fs Franz
In street. Rsv- W LzIEey q rhs
F'rrsE Christian church conducting the
services ard the choir Of that church
furnishing appropriate music The
burial took place ct the Hieko-y
G-oTe cemetery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-25
CALVES VOICE
is ALL RIGHT
Great Singer indignant at the stor,
Of Her Serious Throat
Trouble.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. /
MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Nov. 25.-
Nine Emma CaIye, .the greatest car.
men, h4s not lost her voice. She
was much Deeyed today when such a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-25
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Killed whTse tsuntinr.

! United Press Leased Wire SsrEice.l
JOLIET. III. Nov s5.Arthur Beal,
aged 20. OF Chicago. was eccidentlTa
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here
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-25
SENATOR RAyEER
PASSES BEYOND

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Wfison Regrets Desth-

HAMILTON, Bermuda Nor. z5s-tI
S@ayn viii sincere regret Of Senator
Rsyns-,s death" said President-eIect
Wilson to6aY. The country has lost
- able ard patriotic servant II will
~ Tery difficult TO replace him.
TIE yressdent-elect vas suffering
Rightly from Indigestion today but
Drotsgfe6 nevertheless that he visit
tfse parliamentary council IN the AZ
tsgssoa-
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nrs. Sarah "a Var 9usosIi

MIS-. 5sfah ~. Van IuSdaI.
The funeral Of nrz. Sarah u. Van
Ausiali vas held At O'Clock this az
.ernoon al the residence OF her son.
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POISONED TWO
BUT WILL Be FREED

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FALL
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Aes~ yrrx Moaey Make.
Money O. call 4
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ious names were suggested, only to be instantly withdrawn by soiicitous friends. Of such was that, stable minded never-change-his-yie pa. triot," Herbert s. Hadley the "Sterl- ing Reyisionist" Reed Smoot, the 'Inyincible Borah,' the great friend
 of the common people" Senator Pen rose, and Robert Marion LaFollette,
 whose motto is "Forkrve your enem- ies,' who recommended that the place be given to Oyster Bay" Then the scene changed to the Orient and the Battle of Amageddan
 was fought in realistic style, as des cribed by halt dozen war cores pondents for the benefit of old Saul. who had come to the scene of his early conflicts.
 Correspondent Lodge reported thai Field Marshal Dixon had moved down
 Field Marshal McCoombs, with a harvester machine. McCoombs had poured a hot statement into Field Marshal Hilles, and Hilles had hit Dixon with some majority claims.
 Midshipman Clifford Pinchot, aid to 1 General Perkins. reported that the
 general needed ammunition and had sent him for fountain-pen to write check. What Saul supposed to be
 a horse, turned out to be Bull
 Moose, and the two men hanging on
 his flank, Adam Bede and John liar
 Ian, were said to be the Truth Tel lers. Do they tell the truth?7 in quired Saul To which Correspondent Champ Clark replied. Say. Mister,
 you're not king, you're the court
 jester"
 Fresh from the battlefield on his horse, Correspondent Watterson re-
 ported that as he left the field the
 Democrats of the house were trying to arrange the tariif schedules, and the carnage was frightful." Through
 his glasses, Saul discerned the gen.
 eral of the Bull Moose. dashing to-
 wards the large general seated on
 the putting green, followed by the
 tennis cabinet. Sauls inquiry as to
 the identity of the nine men surround
 ing Taft, was answered by the ex
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-08

of applause. He pulled out from the bandstand a pair of moose horns, and the club members tossed into his bag some worn-out souvenirs of the campaign. Such were the Hast post tive predictions of Senator Dixon and Charles Hilles'; That smile that wouldn't come off: the "Bluf and Big Business, U. K'd by Bill Bryan; a couple of old empty wal lets, one marked, "C. P. T." and the other. e w. P. the peace treaties, the commerce court, and the hope Of Henry Cabot Lodge for the chair. manship of the Foreign Relations committee"
 Unlike other clubs the GridiTon club initiates it's members in public, and this time it acquired two worthy young journalists in novel fashion. Hobbling into the hall on erutches, bandaged, hats knocked in and clothes dishevelled came caricatures of President Taft, Uncle Joe" Can non. Nick" Longworth Murray Crane and Representatives Subway. Mckinley and Daizell. Some of the landslides. who decfared their nur pose to Teorganize the Republican party rallying around the states of Utah and Vermont. The messengers from these states each announced their four votes in a limerick. Yer mont declaring:
 Tn the Green Mountain State, recol-
 lee,
 Old Taft won out by a neck; And we'd 'se elected him,
 Elf they hadn't neglected him, In forty-six states. oy heck.
 The messengers, it was discovered were, Bull Moose spies" in disguise, who when stripped of their false boards, turned out to be the new members of the club, Charles F. Key ser. correspondent of the St. Louis Globe-Democrat and Edward B. Clark, correspondent of the Chicago Even ing Post
 The Republican electorial college insisted on meeting while the dinner was in progress to name a candidate for the second place. for which var
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GRIDIRON CLUBS
 ANNUAL BURLESQUE
WASHINGTON NEWSPAPER MEN USE LANDSLIDE OF 1912 AS
 THEME FOR JESTS.
Candidates and Political Leaders Un. mercifulIy Roasted by the Mem
 bers at Annual Dinner.

Washington, Dec. 7.-The landslide of 1912; how it Happened. and the futility of an attempt to reorganize the e. O P" on the old lines, were the themes upon which played the wit and humor of the Gridiron club Lat the annual fall dinner tonight Events of political importance ana actions upon which turned national issues were treated in a spirit Of levity and fun Underlying each jest and quip and skit were touches of human sympathy and kindliness for the victims of the November ayal- anche, as well as some bits of home ly advice and warning for the vic tors, that kept everybody in good humor.
 Not even his late political enemies failed to welcome the pathetic tribute to President Taft in the song render ed by the Gridiron quartette appeal ing to him mot to forget us when you go away The president sat and listened with the members of his cabinet seated about the banquet hall.
 The fun started early. It was dis covered that the usually immaculate hall was not as tidy as it should be, and a White Wing" was sent about gathering all sorts Of litter, This turned out to be campaign rubbish, !" and each find brought forth ripple
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General Wickersham, Postmaster
 General Hitchcock, James Bryce, Brit
 ish ambassador: Count Von Berns-
 torff, German ambassadors; Associate
 Justice Pitney, Senator Bacon, Speak
 CT Champ Clark, Gov-e elect Sulzer, of
 New York; Gov elect Cox of Ohio:
 Gov elect Louis B. Hanna of North
 Dakota. Senators Crane of Massa. chusetts, Dixon of Montana, McCum. Der of North Dakota, Oliver Of Penn sylyania; Senator-elect, Ollie James |of Kentucky; Representatives Bar tholdt of Missouri, Burleson of Tex as, Cannon of Illinois, Carlin of Vir- ginia, Dalzell of Pennsylvania. Dore- mus of Michigan I4ongworth of Ohio
 Mckinley and Madden of Illinois
 Ransdall of Louisiana. Stevens oi Minnesota and Underwood of Ala
 bama; Former Senators Frazier oi Tennessee. Piles of Washington
 Smith of New Jersey and Scott oi | West Virginia; Josephus Daniels l Raleigh News and Observer; Post master Win, H, Davis. of Pittsburg; : E. A. Eaton of Montreal; Allen B
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Forbes, of New York; Former Gov. Francis, of Missouri Supt. Gibbons. United States naval academy; Secre tary Hilles, Herbert c. Hoover Lon. don. England. Louss Rowland, Indian apolis News; James Keelet. Chicago Tribune: Wm. B Lama. Atlanta, Ga. Wm. c. McAdoo. New York; Wm r. McCombs. New Jersey: Consul Gen eral Mansfield, Zurich Switzerland. Republican Committeeman Mulvane of Kansas; Former Mayor Phelan, San FTancisco Minister Pezet, Peru. Gilbert D. Raine, Memphis News Seimitar: Charles A. Rock, Pittsburg Dispatch; Victor Rosewater, Omaha Bee Judge John C. Rose, Baltimore Wm. F. Saunders. St. Louis; Albert Shaw, Review of Reviews: President Geo. w. Stevens, Chesapeal0e and Ohio railroad; C. E. Stewart Birm- ingham. Ageherald; Roger C. Sulli- van, Chicago; Col Robert Nj. Thomp- son, New York; r. J Thompson Mo- bile Register and.Hughl c. Wallace. ] Tacoma, Wash
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Waits with welcoming ovation, On the Ohio.

Waits with welcoming ovation, On the Ohio.
 Chorus: When the moon beams shine, On the Ohio And electric lights on Vine Street, Are all aglow Or if the Rhine,
 You should chance to be, Won't you think or Us in Washing
 ton, D. c. We have met,
 Where the broad Potomac flows With regret
 We will lose the friend that goes When to Fountain Square you wan
 der
 Won't you sometimes pause am
 ponder
 From the Ohio.
 Prominent Guests Present. The guests included President Taft secretaries Knox. MacVeagh, Myer Fisher. Wilson and Nagel; Attornel
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