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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-01

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glar. S.rabs. NGohen.
nenrn 8. une Gliaabeth gslfcro,
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CLAUDE s.. unb Rutb Dan 9error..
591s Wcoiion ar.. annbe.
gruee g. uno Marie Wccltpine,
S31 Poplar Str. anabe.
ssfaae unb Gla 1ibbs, 81 Muls
BERN Strabs. anabe.
SoIepb uno Barbara Gain, 171S
Glm Strnbe, anabs.
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Gcierain Qp.. andbe.
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Zen. MsGbshn.
Minis uno Maraarst Cobb, 372s
Gafiern 4p.. anabe.
G,crae unb qulu Buchanan, 800
Ereaon StraB., anabe.
areberid uno 9uelab Wepsr. 1867
Waple ar.. WGndxn.
Gdpio unb Cecilia 9anaiia. 1916
Gard, Gtrobe, annbe.
Carl unb Aba annu!, 1923 GaIuia
Strabe. anabe.
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Gft 8. Gtrabe. MGbhen.
9be unb Wsonn RihmdH, 1042
CHM Gtrube. anu6e.
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GDE ais Wtaid)imentauer
Die Stenerbeamten iollen Der pulifi.
iAtn Wsaidine fpeitere stGrfe
DerieiBem.

@onDerneur eames Cor 1T niht
blob als ShiiBer Der probibitioniiten,
fonoern auh ols grbauer BON politiz
fhen Wafhinen Elm GROCER Mann. Da
bic probibitioniiten unb bic 4ntisGas
loon Ieute i'm 4usenblid tsine Wiin-
ihe boben, tann Der gouperneur fih
nit ganser arafi benz 4usbau Der pD,
liiiihen WaIhine niomen, nit peren
pile er nddpftsn 6erbit i'm amte su
bleiben hofit. Die maIdine beitebt
aus stpei 5beilen, bod tam nit 2eit~
tigfeit Elm fpeiterer 5beil einaeIegt
tuerbsn, mas Die 2eiitungsfabigteit Der
WlaI6ine natiirli6 bebeuteno erb06.a
ipiroe. 9ieis sfpei 5beile, aus ipelher
DE Waihlne jest beitebt, iino Die
ltaatlthe Gi5ens ammiiiion nit ibz
rem ai3ens aumniFdren in iebem
Gountp unb ibrem tpeitaebenoen poli=
ttiden GinfluB unb bic Steuer aom.
million NIT ihrem Seer Don Inter
fommifdren unb 2lfeiToren. Inter
Dem Wdrnes'iden Sieueraeieb, tppmit
bic perfIoHsne eeeislatur uns BE-
iheert bat, beitebt ebsnialls cine itaciz
lthe Steuertommiiilon nit Steuers
fonlmifdreH In jsbem Gpuntn. Die
9tidmmt5abl Der lesteren betrdat 1O2.
9ieie aommiFdre baben leood Elm
peer bon Sdreibern, fofpie bic afiefIos
rem 5u ernenHen. bic natiirli6 etenfaas
oem ergeben iino, beiIen arsaturen fie,
bic Steuertomnifdre, iino. Ter qes
fdmmts itaatlihe Steuerapparat ioa
sin 6eer bon 65. 700 gean,ten uno qns
geiteIten umfofen. Wie groB Der 20.
litiihe einflub lit, ben cine iolte 1e.
ihidt lber ben aan3en Stadt perbreiz
tets armee bon 2suten i'm oSntersiIs
ibres 5errn uno Gs6istsrs cussuu6en
psrmde, Tam man Fh nur nit 0rauen
ausn,alen. Der bdrteefottsnite Yam
mann 5duptIing mub Icine Treuoe
bran baben. SotIte es oann nod aes
lingen, nit 5ilfe bes fdmoien .SAocl
Surpen" bic 2ehrer Der 8nltsfhu!sn
Dor ben GouDerneurspaasa au fpan.
nsn. bunn itebt Serrn Cor aleroiuos
etHe poIitifte Waitins CUR Gerfii
auns. bic Die giirgerihoft rur nit Ell
isnsspon3erter Jauit pisoer ssrtriims
mern .onnte.
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Ientid). 3i0m. aatb. Central gersin

Inter goriis oes Serrn Seinrid
aoltmener uno Der protptolIfuhrung
oes 6errn SoIspb Shfpars fano gss
ftern RadmittoQ in Der S.. 5ransi5
tus 6aae cine 0erIamnlunq ora
gentralpsreins Oeutfa RomiId zsfa.
ifoliitsr Qsrtins BON Sami!toH goun-
tp ftatt, in ptlasr ebof teins 0es
Iddfie bon Bittistsit porlagen. Ser
Darn aiebs, iii Danton Gtrabe,
iuuros ais nsuss GinSslmit1Iiso aufgs,
ncmmeu uRo in oieier gs3isbung piez
Der 8oriissr narduf bin, oaB pisls IA:
tholiid3en 9sreiue i'm gpunir iin btm
Gentralnersin nod mid. angsifloiisn
bdtten. Die glu9eIsssnb.it ipuros oss
laHgeren bsiprocen unp ihilsbIih sr=
nanute Der goriiBer auf gHtrag bic
9errsn Gouis ). alopp, 6snrp Webr
mann, Matbias u. Gt,nsiotr, Soiepb
8rintmann. 2luauft Sunoermanr,
Wm. Wsoisr uno 4lDns 5artuna
als Isiiatinns ausihub, Der iih NIT
eiuem abnlihen aus ben 6srren 5runt
Mutller. 6einrih 4olimepr unb So
fepb Shisps beitebenben 4usIhub oss
Gtoatsperbanoes in Uerbinouns Iessn
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aIeixe Rsli5einaMridbten !.

- @pr oem ct. oSoiephS Gplle1e an
Der s. Strdbe, srniihen Central 2(per
nue unb 2ohn StraBe. purps Geo
Sartpri pon Go. 2513 8alDin StraBe
pon spei undefdbr 20 Sabre aItsn
Burden aufQeboIien uab uni Isine
8aarihaft oor IS beraubt. Dcr lleber-
fcllene tpnutc cine Gute pCriouaIbe-
ifreibuna Der IhGter aeben.
> - @dhrcuo ciHrh 5trcitea NIT ID.
rem AGann C5eorqe Tmm muroc eic
24i1hriae @oie Imin NH eIucn Ga,
iirmeier Hbcr Dem redteu auQe per-
ieBt. Iie sSrnl muroe oent SooipitaG
mutreHo Der gtegcr oie
tSlldt ergrIif
llnter Ser ggiduIolgung oe3
mIroeH aeiteru Ntnr
gen blc 3etflulgSbdnoIer ,Sobn 0aug.
bertp bon &c 1920 @lnr Strar luio
g9itltam @aIfer, go. 336 Mea 8.
1traBe robnbait, nerhnftet lie
Wanner muroen anaebttd] babel ab.
gefaBt, ais iie 3eitunaeu, melde npn
1raacrn abgeiiefert tUoroen
Daren, !uieoer an iid riabnten.
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Pokal.BtriaI)t
0as unfauseie4.
Snssesbeitimmungen pom /. IA.
mar in Strait.

Die Snbuitriai aommiifion II,
nit glnfrasen iikr bas neu, Grssrs
iht Irbsiter observation-disclosures
gefsb iiberfhnemmt. Die 3panasbe.
it.nimun9en bieies OeIsbes iretsn am
]. ssanuar 1914 in arafi.
Uon biefem 1aae an III ieoer Nrs
teiiasber. Der flint obsr mebr perIos
rei bef4dftiai. ptrpflidtet, Der Sns
euitrial aommiifion Teinen getrieb
onaumeIoen nnb habei bic 2lrt Der Be-
ffoftisuna. 3ahl Der arbeiter unb
cine Ghdbuna Der Q0bns fir oi,
Hoc3iten feds Wsonaie gu aeben. gluf
Orunb bieier tnaaben uno eia.ner
llrierfuhungen iebt bann bic ssus
fnitridl RommiiIion cine 8srIihes
ritngsrate feit, burh oeren 3obiuna
Der fdbritant feline baiipflitt aui
ben Stdai dbtpGlsi.
Wenn Der arbeitasber fih ieboh Der
siaotsperiihtruHs nitt ani9IieBsa
iriu, 10 fdnn er bel geTclauna be,
pen Der SnDnftrial aommiiIion ass
eebtntn Dcrihriften un5 mad, Oenebz
r''isuna berielben isine eiaene gers
ilteruna trassn. Goh tntbinoet ibn
nieier gefdfub Eiht bon Der anmelos.
pflitt.
Gie 6aftpf.ihtperiiderunasgefsls
ffafssH fheinen 5u alau6en, bdb untsr
rieien umfidnoen fir lie nidoi mebr
riel su holeH lit. Die arObts bat iih
bsreiis BON Ohio suriidaesogsn, an
sers ftno i'm 9esriff. oieiem 8siipist
su Foleen.
5000 arbeiiaeber BON iusesiammt
10000 bdbeu eenits bic porasihrie~
btns WsIbuna eriiait.t. 2.900 iino
hifter Der StaaisDerfiferuns beige
treien.
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qstle Esit,n go. AZ.

Ter ontle Voifen Ho. AZ Ser o..
u. n. bat fir bic am A. DECEMBER
itattiinoenoe geamtenipahl Die fol.
eenoen annSionten nufaeiteIIt. Com.
maneer, ssobn Jehrenbotd,. senior
8iee Commander, MilIinm Eflncioer.
ssunipr Niee Commander. Charles
Cd: EuartiermeiIter. GrnIf 9eieDcr.
mann: anpIan, ssreo. Rnufcetter !;
Cfiieer Of The Gan. ssgnns &ofenIeit.
ner.. officer of the Dnnrb. Games
Senihasu; Seraeant, ssobn Qrohme !:
Ieieaafen, ssobn 9rinfrndnn, Wm.
afcereeop, ssg. &ot,enleitner, n.
Rulifcetter. Sobn arohme. ssreo.
9ehner. Rifarb BON gennefpie ,no
Stub. Eberoina.
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4srSseatiAs Sdasen.0eiraidlait.

Die seiiriae gerfammluna Der
Tctbbsuiffkn GhiBen GeIsuihaft
seinnete iif ourh einen ie5s
suisn 8siut unb ar6Bter Gibunass
tiifae aus. Tos 2ebtere mar ben
Witafiebern fehr nnaenehm, benn beito
mfhf aeit hotten lie. iih Der ffibelitds
AZ usomen. priiibent B. ;seninl
thhrte ben Woriis unb Setreiir r.
Wittbe Dcs prntoton. Der prGiineat
t<ti6ttte. bah Der a0niasspna eiuen
ithr i60neu Nerlnuf aenomnsn bat
uno aud Der lleberihuB ben WerhGl..
nihtn entipred,enb Elm aufriehenfsls !
lenbtg iudE. De 4brfhnnna uno le.
natie 3Gtleh ipsrben erit in Der nit-
fen DeflommInna betnnnt aeaetfn.
9rrt bfs trpdenen Gcnntoas BAT bic
weftlIiM0ft nimt anf bem .Erednen
" Iiteu brau6en. beRn ber DrGiibenl
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Der geutihe 2sbrernsrsin bal;
ndhiten Sdmitug Rn6miitag cine
YerfammluHg in Der %. Diiiriitfhuls
in Gorrpnille ab, nobel unier 4nees
rem Sberltbrsr Riharb Riidlers einen
rem Gberlehrer Rid,. 9iidlers eineu
ten niro. 5m geihdfiIihen 9beil ion
IN eritcr 2inie Die sseier oes 25i1brl.
gen Sttftunesfeites kfprohen ipsrnen,
relde am Jreitas. 80. Januar, in
Sintou ootsl itaitfinDen iOu.
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ltebertrat oas Soumtagsseies.

slls eriter @irtb. nelfer Dem
neuen Sonniaesaeies Buipioer ban.
bette, iultroe geiteru ser befannie
@al,ipirth sseiep1 Sepe ron No. Sill
ssrcemau auemle ted,niid ocrhaftet
nno nirc f,ente Dem yhiui5ipalrid,tcr
Die 8riinbe ieiEer 5aHoliHe tlar!e.
neu niiiieu. sair geitern betannt
muroe, bate Die Anti. Saloon Siga
piele .SpiteI~ nnterpegs. peIfe aui
0eIetesiibertreter iabnoeten.
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unb iih bic Nnperbung neuey Mitgliss
Der aur 4ufgabe MAIDEN fol-.
Sn Der ndhiten Weriammlung, Die
am 25. Sanudr 1914 itattf:aoet, tpirb
AUDI bic Beamtennabl fiir eas nd9ite
Sabr poraenommen peroen.
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qluto puroe nabe8l uollitdnoIg Demo.
iirt. Ter Gerlebtc ucrblieb in aran-
fcnbau$. pdbrcno Soarri5 crfldrte,
iicb nad Columbus 3uriidbegeben 5u
modem.
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8erid,tiansa.

ssn mnierem aeitriaen sldtbiel,
Seite 10, ion es itott ,Rationol.
heno" .RationolbeID1 beiben.
Ter N6tiel- cnfel.
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bat e. in aenialtr Wsiie peritanben,
bafiir Gorae au trnsen. bat bic hit.
alisber niht ptrfhmahtettn, benn erI
hub bic MitaIieber aIs ieine gdfte au
einem Ghoppen Elm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-10
CITY NEWS.

A large number t3 people who
have utilized the information bureau
at the Iowa Telephone Co., to ascer-
tain the time of trains leaving and ar
irving at the union station have been
guilty of some errors which have
caused them no little trouble and Gin
formation has received much unjust
criticism. The greatest trouble is
with the early morning train south.
The usual question asked "1nforma-
ton is how is the south bound
train?" The first train Is No. 40
which goes on the K. & w. after leav-
ing Keokuk and it is generally on
time, while the ST. Louis train, which
follows is often late and parties wish
ing to know about the st. Louis train
receive information concerning No.
40. 1t is suggested that anyone who
calls information" should specify
their destination or use the train num-
ber
The Upper Room Mission. In
room s, Estes building, open every
night, where the lost may be saved by
the blood Of Jesus Christ, where the
hopeless may be encouraged. Hope
those in God" f. A. McGaw.
Judge Hamilton overruled mo-
ton to change the time of the sheriffs
return in the case of Charles NJ.
Mills VS.. the e. l. DUPONT de Nemours
Powder Co. Mills asked $4,000 dam
ages for the loss of two fingers in a
cog wheel but from the sheriff's re-
turn it was shown that the claim was
barred by the statute of limitations
1t is very probable that special
meeting of the stockholders of the In
dustrial Association will be called
next week to hear the report of the Of
fcers for the past year. This will
precede the annual election of officers
for the ensuing year
AT the public sale In the court
house this afternoon to sell two
farms of the late Joseph A. Lupton
according to order OF the court, one
tract of land containing 129 1-3 acres
was sold for s71 an acre to MILFORD
Orr, of st. Francisyille. He was the
only bidder
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-10
LOCAL CLUB rs NOT
OPPOSED BY M. v. P. 3. A.
Without a Dissenting Vote Regatta is
Postponed to Meet Wishes
Of Local Club.

The delegates from the Keokuk
Motor Boat Club, who attended the
convention at ST. Louis, were ]. P.
Allen, Captain a. c. Decker, DR.. F. c.
Smith, L. e. Spangler and Charles ].
Kirch. These men did great work in
regard to the Keokuk interests at the
convention and at the meeting yester-
day when the vote was taken in re-
gard to postponing the regatta until
the week of the big celebration, they
put the question through without a
dissenting vote.
A meeting of the Keokuk Motor
Boat Club is scheduled for the Deck
err Manufacturing Company's Offices
tonight, when the club will receive
the report of the delegates to the st.
Louis convention.
Captain A. G.. Decker declared this
afternoon that the misleading re
ports issued lately to the effect that
Keokuk was unable to handle the
regatta were false in every particular
and that they were merely working to
get the regatta and the celebration at
the same time In order that both
might profit by it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-10
RETAIL MERCHANTS
TO DINE AT ELKS
All Retailers Who Are Members Of
Industrial Association to Meet
Monday.

Cards are issued from the offices Of
the NeoEuk Industrial Association
this morning inviting oil the retail
merchants of the city, who are mem
bers of the association, to attend
dinner and meeting at the Elk's Club,
Monday evening at $50 o'clock.
As stated on the invitations, the
meeting Is to be held to select COM
mittee to work with J. Albert Kie-
daisch, chairman, of the retail mer-
chants committee. BY getting all
the members Of the retailers together,
it is hoped to make the committee
one which will be truly representative
of the retailers and in this way be
better qualified to work to their adj
vantage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-10

or shown me- but fully realize and
am proud Of the fact thas It is not my
|self personally that is receiving sup
port. but the party. The action of the
republican members on the speaker
ship has given renewed courage and
elevated the republican party and put
lit on an active and determined foot
ing
At the end of the twenty-sixth bal
lot, shortly after IL o'clock, the house
adjourned on motion of Representa-
tive Karch, until FIVE p. M, Monday
with the understanding that no busi-
ness will be transacted until 10 a. m.
Tuesday. The motion was adopted
unanimously.
The twenty-ffth ballot: Tice, So;
Rapp. s; Mclaughlin, %; Ryan, S..
Hubbard 10; Karch, Ii; Carter, %;
Stedman, 8; Mckinley, I.
Twenty-sixth: Tice. so; Rapp, IL;
Mclaughlin, 81; Ryan. 4; Hubbard,
16; Karch. -; Carter, "a; Stedman,
8; Mckinley, s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-10
BASEBALL MEETING
THIS AFTERNOON
Myrtle f. Baker and Louis Sterne VIII
Meet Fans at Five O'clock This
Afternoon and Talk
Matters Over.
HAS BRIGHT OUTLOOK
Initial Canvass VIII be Made Tomor-
row With Intention of Raising
$4,000 for Seasons
Baseball.
HAS BRIGHT OUTLOOK

The matter of baseball will receive
It's first real attention this afternoon
at five o'clock, when Myrtle f. Baker
and Louis Sterne will meet number
OF prominent fans at the Industrial
Association offices.
AT this meeting plans for q per-
manent organization will be made and
steps to begin an initial canvass for
funds will be made. Most Of the old
stand-bys Of the club will be in at
tendance at this meeting and the mat
ter discussed from all angles.
Il do not care to have my name
brought forward remarked Mr.. Bak.
err this afternoon, for 1 think that Lou
Sterne is the man whom Keokuk
should thank for the present bright
outlook in baseball. He has given the
matter his personal attention for
years and has worked very hard late
~ for the continuance OF the game
Tomorrow a canvass will be made
among the business men and they
will he asked about subscriptions.
Monday meeting Of the Boosters
club will be called and their co-opera.
ton secured.
Mr.. Baker declared today that not
a thing would be started in baseball
until sufficient money had been secur-
ed to run the club through the sea-
son. If the fans are to have baseball,
they should be willing to put UP
enough at the beginning of the season
to avoid the annual cry for help, ac-
cording to Bakers views.
Louis Stern, in speaking OF the
local situation this afternoon, declar-
ed that baseball looked brighter In
Keokuk just now than it had in sew,
eral years and he looked forward to a
most successful season.
Everyone / have talked with, re.
garding the situation said Mr.
Sterne, this afternoon. Seems favor.
ably disposed toward the game and
don't believe that 1t will be very much
trouble in raising the necessary mon
ey to take the club through the
season.
When the canvass starts tomorrow,
the soliciting committee will have but
one idea in mind, that of raising $4,-
900 to take the club through the sea
son. Every loyal fan in the city will
come forward with contribution to
help the cause along, if the talk on
the streets can be taken as reliable
dope.
When the Boosters clab meets
Monday lot of enthusiasm win pc
shown and baseball will start off in
better frame than has been evident
in Keokuk for years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-10
Benefited Many Who
Had tuberculosis

Those who suffer from Consumption
are generally troubled with night
sweats, fever, loss OF strength and lit
tie or no appetite. Fresh air, good food,
and the proper care of the body are es-
sentfal to Il recovery, but In many cases
something else is needed. Eckman's Al
terative is medicine which has been
most successful in stopping night sweats,
and many who have used It, declare Ii
saved their lives. Investigate what ii
lid In this case:--
Gentlemen: For four years was
troubled with cough, which gradually
became worse; ! had night sweats and
pains In my chest was losing my an.
petite and had become so thin and weak
could not attend TO my household du-
Consumption. Not being satisfied. i was
examined by the physicians of the Poly
clinic Hospital. They also pronounced
the disease Consumption, which was
tun, as Tuberculosis Bacill were found.
| was ordered to a Consumptiye Hos
pital. My nephew would not allow me
to go until had tried Eckman's Alter
three weeks / had marked relief, night
sweats ceased. pain in the breast re
lieved cough became loose and easy,
fever left me and l commenced getting
we'll. My health became normdi i am
in excellent health now and have been
completely cured for ten years. / strong
iy recommend it,
lMRs.) MARY WATSON.
Care Ed. Green, 1922 S. 18th St.. Phila., Pa
Eckman's Alternative is effective In Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Hay Fever; Throat and
Lung Troubles, and in upbulding the
system, Does not contain poiscns, opiates
or habit-forming drugs Ask for booklet
telling of recoveries and write to Eckman
Laboratory, Philadelphia. Pa, for evil
dence. For sale Nv nj, 'nna'r- druggists
]. F. Kiedaisch & Son
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-10
SCHOOL BOARD HAS
NO JURISDICTION
Open Sewer at Lincoln School Comes
Under City Departments
Says Roberts.

A lot OF criticism has been made
affecting the board of education re-
garding the open sewer at the Lincoln
school and many residents of the
Lincoln district are cherishing bitter
feelings toward the board on that ac-
count.
w J. Roberts who has the Lincoln
school under his supervision, declared
this morning that it was a matter
that the board had nothing to do
with that it came directly under the
work of the city departments and the
school was forced to take wha. they
could get.
Citizens OF West Keokuk have
made several efforts 1t is said, to
have the sewers put in sanitary con-
dition, but have been unable to get
any satisfaction. The statement OF
Mr.. Roberts puts a new light upon
the general idea of the people Of
that district.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-10
EXPOSED WORKS
OF WALL STREET
Continued from page ~

nate doubtful securities and restrain
bank officers and directors from Dor
rowing the banks money!" Inter
myer asked.
I haven't any opinion on that" the
ilnancier declared.
Baker said that the purchase OF
Chase National bank stock by the
First Securities Company was pure
" a personal, priva transaction
You think the public has no inter.
est in it?" Unternyer asked.
Its a private transaction, Baker
replied. He admitted that large loans
are made on the New York exchange
oy both the First and Chase National
banks.
The loans are made principally MP
on the security OF the loan. rather
lhan the character OF the borrower
Baker declared.
Inis statement was directly oppo.
ste TO tina. OF ]. P. Morgan when he
testified last month.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-10
WILL DISTRIBUTE
THE ENVELOPES
Young Ladies' VIII be at Churches
on Sunday and Collection VIII
be Taken Up.

All of the clergymen of the city
who have been interviewed by the WIS.,
iting nurses committee thus far have
given their Endorsement to the propo-
sition and will speak few words on
the subject from their pulpits on
Sunday. Envelopes will be distribut-
ed at the doors by young ladies so
that anyone who desires to contribute
to the support of the visiting nurse
may do so. This will be apart from
the regular collection of the churches.
Word has been received from Mrs.
Hugh IT, Cooper that she had visited
Mrs. Foley, head of the Visiting
Nurses Association In Chicago and
that Mrs. Foley was endeavoring to
select a nurse and recommend her to
the local association. The local asso-
citation now has several hundred dol
lars on hand for the fund and 1t is
estimated that It will take about ST..
500 to carry out the work this first
year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-10
Daily Stock Letter.
Copyright, 1913, by the New York
Evening Post Cnmnany.l

copyright, 1913, by the New York
Evening Post Company.1
NEW YORK, Jan. 1O.-None of the
security markets evinced much anima-
ton today and on both home and for
eign markets there was dull trading
with unimportant price changes. In
Europe, the governing influence SEEM
ed to be the deadlock over the Balkan
situation and the apparent disturbance
in the Paris money market. Here
there was little interest in the trad
ing and at no time during the day did
price variations amount to much
Negotiations were undertaken with
foreign banking houses looking to the
extension to maturing issues of short
term notes. Towards the close the
stock market became extremely dull
and at times some OF the active
stocks were scarcely traded in. Final
prices were not much above the low
of the day.
Advance in foreign exchange
rates continued, today's raise being
Nc. and bringing demand bills up to
4.S7 flat. The steady rise in ex-
change resulted largely from the
great ease in money rates here, as
emphasized by the large offerings of
time money around and AZ percent.
London reports of the probable re-
sumption of the Balkan war sent
grains on steady upward squirt in
the last hour of trading. There was
active buying in wheat, May deliver
les rising 1ac and July &c. Corn and
oats followed wheat, gaining from
ssc to &c. Provisions also made gains
but not enough to recover from the
big drop in the morning.