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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-01-02
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SrGnSicl pm Naret.
st SotcmiOoci iorcIaacs.

Sielge Ell al Chicago @reat @eIt.
crit 9anenS %Gbeiingenisr, Z. 6.
Slid ~uoarbeioct 9tapport ioreoer DC
amcrifonite S~crnbauer Srruolel til
en- Gpr0i al $50.000,000 ON Aaret
% %foniumcrer allI Tor 00,000,0 900
fornt uopifIc Gripfrnit iii Ell @Groi
al $50 100000, reprGientcren0e Ell
poerIigere 6oreoeIie al $t20,000,.
600.
s oct 2temeb at itaiic iig Sisbeo
for, on Der uirfelig ltltloe ppre logen
Sanobeo / Den bcromte Iouofot
Soris g%ranoeiS Hooitanb, at Sons
bets Sernboner pao 8runb al iorGI.
oeoe 6orretningS' % GriitSmetbo.
Der IIeicr bort giennemInitIia ST..
100000 ON Gagen, bciluttebe @ane.
ielifabet at labe ioretage Ell in0gna.
enoe llnberiegeIie al Tooitanben for
lit egct Sebfommenoc, % Gbeiinge.
nierens Seaport giper Heiultatet for
Iaapiot <lforbrllget angonr.
San i%oreiloor iom 9otemiboel
Sprcttclicn al ct 9rpnoielsbureall
al @rpcrtcr, S%orbeoriuger al Sp.
ringsmetbooen poa Sofomotipernc,
SpretteIien al Ell Sfole for Sprbs-
bere, en- observation-disclosures aonitrllf.
ton al Sofomotiperne % ct ombpg.
geIigere Silipn meb auIoplagene, Der
err anbragt / oabne Sfur, uoiotte for
Geir og GinO % Hapierier.
"Spert Cab al I Trocent al
@rGnbieI / Sen omerifanife Serbia
neforretning err ensbetpbenoe meo ct
Sotaltab al 50, 100000, beoer set
/ Rapporten. "9l,n As Erocent al
oct Sui, lonr %fcrbruges, gtoer nftipe
&einltater, Reiten gonr iinpeltben
til Spiloe."
"9ette Cab opitoar oeI8 pes
Observation-Disclosures, oelS pna
@runo al uiuloitGn0ig forbrpnbte
@oier, bcls iom 5sIgc al at Der er
blct logt unoer aieOclen fortiolig
pna nentenoe 2ofomotiper, peo Bar
meuoltraalinger ira aieolerne. aul
iom ipiloeS langS Sinien eler ropieS
ira DC anbne auIoplng, ltnioenifabe.
Zig Saanoteren al 2ofomotioerne,
0. |. b.
"grPnielsburcouet fun6c 6c9pnbe
.meb at gisre fornuitigere Snofieb al
all, meo at ~unoerpiie 6p~rbeoerne /
at uoiere tit Irbeibc paa en- mere
sfonomiif Woaoe, anitiae Frsner
meO beore CONGRATULATIONS for
aie0lerne, ll0itebelie al Snitrurer til
Sonbuftererne ON life at fpre OBJ I'm.
Ser ajeolerne Tor set bar obioIut
u%obuenOi9t, og pao andre Moaber at
poaie en- itreng .EaapoSieIigbeo peo
auliorbruget."
IS De iioite 10 4ar bar, be0er set
Dioere | Rapporten, use amerifanife
Seruboner ioreget aoiteuoet al Sui.
iorbruget ira S104 $4,000 iii
S2t3,S2S,000. &oitenSet bar Sc ito.
lite faa 2lar ~anornget til isIqenoe 9e.
Ie6: / 1905 iii St56,I29,OOO, /
1907 til $200,26t, 900. / 1909 til
StSS, $4,000 og / 1910 til 1918.
S3S,000.
Set er ielpieIgeIig umuIigt il
ger Happorten, "at op0riue en- 100
Procent5 gfieftipttet; men oen npr.
oprenoe 5ors0eIie al 30 4rocent bsr
pisieIig / betpoeIig @rao filrne for.
ringes. Gn ombpggelig ltuoeris.
gelie al 3riftsomfoitningerne ioaoel
peo Dor e9en @ane iom neb andre,
iom err fommet mo UNDER bore SSaqt.
tageIier, Ieoer os iii al fro, at ira 20
til % 9rocent al oenne 1orsoelie
man flnne io%rbinbres, boilfet for
ale @nnerne / 9anbet piloe meoiere
Ell geiporeIie al ira 100000 til
0,000,O 00".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-01-02
Republic,
Or. Snn Ynt Sen ualgt til Gbinas
TrGiioent.
:Gn

gegiuenheoerne er fonne Stag /
Slag / China De ii0ite iaa Gage.
Sort fom Gfterretningen ON, at
Observation-Disclosures bar itron.
oeoe, iaa 0le0oeleIien ON Bremier.
miuiiter Guam Sbi aais misIpffeoe
6orisa poa at reiie Eenge til Sri.
gems 6orti9ttelie og ON Situatio-
mems Soablssbeo / &eletaget, % ioa
enbelig, Ben 29oe December, oen
Itore % epofegiercnoe Rpbeo, at Or.
Sum Dat Sen al 2elegaterue til ga.
tionaIfonierencen fra De Is Erooin.
Ter | oct egentIige China meo en-.
itemnligbeo err blepet ualgt til grpii.
Dent % RepubIifen China profIame.
ret.
Sanleonina oenne Segiuenbeo be.
rettes ira Sbaugbai Den 29oe De.
cember: llmiooelbart efter Wootc.
geIien al Rpbeben ira Tanfing ON,
at ban par palgt til VrGitoent al re.
publifen China, ooerienote Or. SIM
Dat Sen Den f~oreneoe Grcsies Re-
~prTlentanter i~slgenoe GrfIGring meo
amooning ON at t%elegrafere oen til
bans Geuner | De 5or. Stater:
Seq amer oct for min 9Iigt at
afceptere Grpiibentembeoet. Rin
FoIitif bill bli pao burtigit mnlliae
Wfaooe at gieuoprette Sreoen og
etablere Ell itabil Hegiering. Dit
bsielte Maal oil bli at iifre Riaio.
nerne al mine 2anoSm9no SreS og
8elopre".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-01-02

Or. Sun gnt Gen, Gepubluifen
Gbiuo3 ferite 8rRiioent. err ieSt /
Canton. san erhoIot i'm Sfolello-
oanueIie / SouoluIu (paa Sapaii).
bpor bans 6aoer Orep 6orretning,
Ihloereoe ienere Meoicin % boiatte
itg efterpaa iom proftiierenbe SP9e /
Sbangbai. San har itaat ! 6orbin-
Belle meo BEN reoollitionpre @eo9-
selie ! en- lang Sio, % par en- al Sc
melt ra0ifale al 9epGgeliens 2eoere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-01-02

Rpheoen ON Or. Gems 8dEg til
FrGiioent al De Is fineiiife Trouin.
lers 3eleaoter iii aonferencen / 4an.
fling, lpre0te iig meo ripen0e Sur
tigbeo bIanot geioIfningen. Store
6olfemusier itrsmmeoe ben til ben
iranIfe ao~nceslion hpor ban bar boet
iioen lin anfomit bio. IA ban uiite
iig, blep ban billet meo eittbuiinitiife
Spotioner.
gpen piier 9ean pda uiQouonIig
aftipitet. Meolemmerne al oct pro.
uiIoriife aobinet. iom oannebes oen
Ste Houember al 3r. Stng Sang og
Gelegater, Der al iuaoeI SmperiaIi-
tier lom HeoolutIoniiter ienotes til
6reosfonierencen, Der MI betroates
iom opIsit, fproes bpppis / @aoerue
paa i'm Bel til % ira Breiioent Sum
Dat Gems Sopeofoarter.
Get antages, at BrGIioeuteu lIior.
tsuet oil iorIauge SiIbogefaloelien
al De inafalOte feiierIige trooper ira
line itrategiife Stiuiuger i oct Eie.
meO at forbinore MlIligbebeu al ct
SammenitsO meo BEN repliblifanlfe
Regierings Iropper. Saa mart bette
er bIet giort, oil ben beItaaeu0e Bad
benitihtano bli iorlPuqet og Iun-
d%utropperne beororet til at neoleg.
&c line @aaben, eler gaa / Republi.
fens Sieueite.
Sna mart Sc militpre arrange.
menter er blet oroneoe. oil Der BIZ
aobnet llnoerbunoIingcr ongaoenoe
Spsrgsmaalet ON Eeuiioneringen al
Sc tioIigere Erinier og Nanhugit-
oerrsr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-30
STATE SECRETARY
OF ILLINOIS
Rose Is Dead and Governor Deneen
Must Appoint His
Successor.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. j
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, May 30.-Gor-
ernor Deneen has not named sue.
cessor to Secretary OF State Rose,
who died yesterday afternoon, but
one will be appointed this after
noon. 1t will be one OF three men. G
J.. Doyle, state fire mashal; l.. l..
Emmerson. of Mt. Vernon, candidate
for the nomination for state treasurer
at the last primary, or Fred W. Pot
ter, state insurance inspector. The
indications at noon were that Doyle
would get the place.
The governor spent the morning in
conversation with party leaders over
the long distance telephone. Mr..
West will cali meeting of the state
central committee probably today, to
name some one to fill the vacancy on
the ticket. The man appointed by
Deneen to succeed the secretary will
be the candidate.
Short funeral services for Mr. Rose
will be held at the home at O'Clock
this afternoon. The remains will be
taken on a special train to Col
conda, his former home, tonight. All
the state officers will be in the funer-
al party. Services will be held at
Golconda tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-30
GUINEA POWER
IN THE BRAIN
Colonel Roosevelt Creates a New
Phrase to sIur His
Enemies.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
GETTYSBURG, Pa, May 3O.-Col-
onel Roosevelt coined new phrase
today to express his sentiment regard
ing Representative John ]. Fitzgerald
of New York who yesterday produced
what he claimed was memorandum
written by Roosevelt to show that the
Oyster Bay leader in 1912 wanted to
make perpetual his Job as president. !.
Mf, Fitzgerald's accusation, or the
implied accusation, is too preposter-
ous to heed any serious discussion, :
said the colonel today. Just as
machinery can be expressed in terms
of horse power, 80 some intellects can
be expressed in terms of guinea pig
power. The kind of accusation can on
ly be needed by men with brains of
about three guinea pig power"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-30
Dix SAYS ,Tls Taft.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
LONDON, May 80. lin an interview
printed in the Evening Standard Gov
ernor Dix of New York declares that,
despite the reverse in New Jersey, he
is still convinced that President Taft
will be the republican nominee. The
governor, who is on vacation, de-
clined to say whether he is a candi-
date for the democratic vice presiden-
tial nomination. He said:
II do not think that the republicans
can do otherwise than to nominate
President Taft. While Roosevelt is
making a great fight, it is unlikely
that he can secure the nomination.
Remember that the president holds
the country's patronage and the dele
gates will be governed accordingly. es-
pecially as the party is in power" !"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-30
NOT ENTITLED
TO ANY TICKETS
Roosevelt Wanted $50 But New De
ciined to Give
Any.

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CHICAGO, May 80. Colonel Roose-
velt will get no admission tickets to
the Coliseum at the time Of the re-
publican national convention.
Colonel Harry S. New, chairman Of
the subcommittee on arrangements
for the convention today said that he
received letter from Senator Dixon,
Roosevelt's campaign manager, re-
questing $50 admission tickets for
Roosevelt. Ne-s did not grant the re-
quest because Senator Dixon and
Roosevelt had not contr-outed toward
the convention expenses.
-Four years ago" said New, "Col'
onel Roosevelt received $50 tickets
because he was president of the Unit
ed States. Mr.. Taft received none.
This year President Taft receives 25C
tickets because he is president and
Roosevelt gets none"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-30
WOMAN AWAITS
ELECTRIC CHAIR
MRS. cusumano and Her Lover, Harry
Marshall, Must Die for the
Murder Of Her
Husband.
SET FOR SATURDAY
RESPITE Granted Until wednesday
4 But There is Little Chance
Of the Pair Es-
Gaping.
SET FOR SATURDAY

UNITED Press Leased wire Service.
BOSTON. May 80. Mrs. Lena Gus
umano, sentenced to die In the chair
some time after midnight Saturday
night with her lover. Harry Marshall,
for numbering her husband at Hull,
Mass, today was brought to Charles
town prison and placed In the death
cell next to Marshall.
Although Governor Foss has prom
ised to grant respite for the woman
until after his full council meets on
Wednesday to consider her leniency
petition. her removal to Charlestown
today is taken to mean that there is
only the slightest hope that she will
not be executed No prisoner has ever
lef the death cell at Charleston excep,
to go to the chair.
Governor Foss' decision to respite
the woman until Wednesday was
made after his council had tied on {
vote for commutation. One Of ths
councillors, Alexander McGregor, wa.
absent at yesterdays council meeting
| His vote will decide the fate of Mrs
Cusumano. McGregor is known to b'
| opposed to the council changing th'
sentence Of the court in a murdel
case excepting where definite new evl
dence is discovered.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-30
BaptIst Convention.

rUnited Press Leased Wire Service.]
DEs MONIES. Iowa. May 30.-The
committee report Designating Detroit
as the next place of meeting of the
Northern Baptists convention was ad-
opted by the convention but not until
the delegations from the west had
made hard fight for Denver and Sc
cured a roll call of the convention.
Then they made 1t unanimous The
convention which has been attended
by 1,465 delegates and s66 registered
visitors closed last night and special
trains took the delegates home.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-30
BOY AVIATOR
BREAKS RECORD
Flew so Miles In so Minutes Over
Thirteen Wisconsin
Cities

lUnited Press Leased Wire Service ]
MILWAUKEE,, May 80. --Farnum
Fish, boy aviator today with Haz-
zard, his mechanician as passenger,
flew in his aeroplane distance of so
miles from Watertowr Wis, to Mil
waukee, passing during the flight
over thirteen cities. Fish claims this
breaks the worlds record for flights
with passenger over cities.
Fish made the flight In fifty min
utes.
This afternoon at 2:3O o'clock the
aviator ascended at the state fair
grounds in an effort to break the
worlds altitude record.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-30
La Toilette Saws He's II.

United Press Leased Wire Service ]
ST. PAUL, Mimi, May 30.-"The
claims of President Taft and Roose-
velt as to delegates are greatly exag-
gerated,' said Senator I.aFollette,
passing through the twin cities on his
way to South Dakota to begin the
battle for the ten delegates from that
state.
Neither has enough to nominate.
Neither will have. Col. Roosevelt
need expect no support from La Fol
lette delegates. My delegates will
stick to the last ditch and when the
president and ex-president get
through fighting. the convention will
swing my way"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-30
In Favor Of IhIra Term.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
OMAHA. Neb., May 3o-The Ameri
can Federation of Musicians, in ses-
sion here voted down resolution al
lowing their officers to serve more
than two terms. Following this a
resolution was passed asking Presi-
dent Weber to be candidate for re-
election to serve his fifteenth term.
Twenty new members nave been
added to the Exalted Order of Big
Dogs, whose members all must weigh
over two hundred pounds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-30
First to Step on Cuban Territory To-
day When Guard 10 Placed
Around Iron
Concern.
STOLE SEVEN MULES
Negro Rebels Drove the Native Guard
Away and Burned Three
Buildings Owned by
Americans

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
HAVANA, May 30.-The first
United States marines were landed on
Cuban territory today when a detach-
ment was placed at Dairquiri, fifteen
miles southeast OF Santiago to guard
the plant Of the spanish-American Iron
company there.
The move was ordered after negro
rebels had attacked the Spanish
American Iron company's property at
Playa, in Santa Clara province on the
north coast. The rebels drove the rur-
al guard away, burned three of the
buildings and made off with seven
mules.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-30
swlndIed the Romans.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service !
ROME, May 3o.-Charged with
swindling leading members of the
Roman nobility. Cardinal Merry del
Val and high members of the papal
household, Count Orsi was arrested
today. 1t was alleged that he repre-
sented himself to be partner of J..
D. Rockefeller, the American oil king
and that he promised great returns
on money invested in his enterprises.
1t is alleged he got fifteen thousand
lire from Cardinal Merry del Val and
that the latter secured him private
audience with the pope.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-30
Americans Marooned.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
Ell PAso. Texas, May 3o.-One
hundred or more Americans are ma
rooned in the chihuahua district by
the refusal of General Orozco to allow
trains to be run to the border from
Ciudad Chihuahua. Orozco's action
followed note of protest to American
Consul Letcher against what he terms
American unfairness in permitting
federals to get ammunition and in re-
fusing that right to rebels
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-30
RIVER TRAGEDY
At HANNIBAL
Four People Drowned In the MlssIs-
sIppl When Their skift Was
capsized This Morn
Ing.
ON "A HOLIDAY OUTING
Man, Wife and Little Girl Together
With Boy Who Had just Grad
uated From High
School.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
HANNIBAL, Mo. May 3o.-Four
persons were drowned near here early
today when skiff In which they had
started out to spend the holiday on a
fishing trip, was capslzcd In the Nils
slssippl river.
The dead are: o. T. Kirtley his
wife and four year old daughter, and
crandali King. Young King had Juss
graduated from high school having
worked his way through school az an
employe In Kirtley's printing office.
The bodies have not been recover
ed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-30
Roosevelt at Gettysburg.


GETTYSBURG, Pa, May So.--De-
claring that we should consecrate
ourselves anew toward trying practic-
ally to apply the issues of today to
,ne spirit Of lofty idealism and home
y common sense in which Abra-
nam Lincoln worked" Colonel Rooser
velt spoke in the National cemetery
mere this afternoon and again before
the brotherhood Of Locomotive Engi-
neers. There was no reference to
politics In either speech.
Roosevelt arrived here from New
iork by way of Baltimore, and was
met at the station by Warren s.
s.one, grand chief of the brotherhood
" locomtive engineers, who accomp-
snied him over the battlefield. Later
ne attended a luncheon given by the
snslneers in great tent, and made a
snort speech on the spot where Lin
com made his famous address more
'nan fifty years ago.
:, More than 2,20O persons attended
.ae luncheon. Because OF the size OF
.ne gathering. it was necessary for
.ue engineers to send to Kansas City
= get tent Of SUFFICIENT size. The
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-30
Kept Out of Russia,

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\ EYDTKUHNEN, Prussia, May 3O.-
When Herman Bernstein, well known
New York traveller, author and cor
respondent, attempted today to cross
the Russian frontier, the police turn
ed him back, refusing to honor his
passport despite the fact it had been
vised by the Russian consul general
in Paris.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-30
Stabbed to Death.

UNITED Presc Leased Wire Service.
GORE, Okla, May 3o-yirgil Tin
killer and Thomas Sootawakeki, full
blooded Indians, quarreled as to who
should feed hogs they owned in part
nership Tinkiller was stabbed to
death by his partner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-30
May Recover picture.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
PARIS, May 3o.--La Patrie today
says that the French detectives on
the trail OF the stolen Mona Lisa
have a new clue and hope to have pos
session OF the painting BY tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-30
THE WEATHER.

Illinois: Fair tonight and probably
Thursday; rising temperature.
Missouri: Fair tonight and probab-
ly Friday warmer
Iowa. Fair tonight: Friday unset
tied with warmer east and cooler
west portions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-30

Mean temperature, GA.
Lowest temperature, 55.
Highest temperature. 70.
Lowest temperature last night, So.
FRED q. GOSEWTsCH,
Observer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-30
Local Observations.

May Bar. Their Wind W'th'r
20 4 p. 90 sc 10 N Clear
80 Z a. sofa 5s Sc Clear
River above low water of 1864, 9 TT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-30
In Automobiles.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. May 80. One
hundred automobiles carried hundreds
OF veterans Of the civil war In annual
parade here today. Hundreds Of
school children and members of civic
ana patriotic societies joined in the
line Of march. The parade followed
the annual Memorial services for the
soldiers dead at the National ceme-
terry where 1900 veterans of the re-
oeiion are buried. Flowers scattered
over the graves by a young society
woman from an aeroplane was the
UNIQUE feature Of the service of the
national burial ground.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-30

lContInued on PAGE 81
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tcontinued on page 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-30
"a Year Old Vets

CHICAGO, May 80. Corporal Samp-
sen Wilder Wood and Private Francis
Benton. both s4 years old, veterans of
the var with Mexico. and both hearty
and strong, rode in the front ranks
Of the Memorial day parade today, in
which fewer old soldiers marched
and more rode in automobiles than
ever before past the reviewing of.
fcers stand. Services were held at
every cemetery today where war vet
Grams are buried, and special services
we're held in most of the city churches.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-30

,1,n,ted Press Leased Wire Service. ]
WASHINGTON. May s0.-oflciai
and civic washington today paid trib-
ute to the dead defenders Of the ma
INN Congress adjourned, $4,000 gov
eminent clerks were excused and all
federal activities ceased.
N Arlington National cemetery.
the principal exercises Of the day
we're held, President Taft and Sena-
tor Smith, Of Michigan. delivered
Memorial orations to an immense
crowd in the ampitheatre. Dozens OF
new graves in the Spanish war sec
ton Of the cemetery were given especr
"a, attention. Those OF the Names
sailors recently brought from Havana
we're covered with flowers. The
marine band played a dirge at the
tomb Of the unknown dead, and over
each Of the $1,000 graves, a grateful
government had placed tiny flag.
A parade Of grand army and Span
ish war veterans on Pennsylvania
avenue preceded the ceremonies at
Arlington.
At Mount Vernon wreath was laid
on Washington's tomb In accordance
With annual custom 81 the society q
a Cincinnati Il
A floral monument to Major Archie
Butt, aide to President Taft, was un'
yeiled by Mrs. John Hays Hammond
and other women collecting q Titanic
fnnmoriai fund
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-30

WASHINGTON, May 3o.-Shocked
by the death of Wilbur Wright, Presl-
dent Taft today declared that he de-
served to be ranked with Fulton and
Stephenson and Belt.
q am very sorry that the father of
the great new science of aeronautics
is dead" he said, "and that he has
not been permitted to live to see the
wonderful development that is sure
to follow along the primary lines OF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-30

sub,crIbsrs o. The Daily este City
=. se7ved the full Leased Wirs SER
vlce o. the United Press Asscciatlens'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-30
At LlncoIn,s Tomb..

SPRINGFIELD. H., May 3o.-Mem-
hers Of the Stephenson Post G. A. R.,
today gathered at the Lincoln tomb in
Oak park cemetery to honor tho
martyred president.
Col J. T. Darling OF Chicago. a
member of Columbia post, delivered
the principal address.