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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-23

tSorticbung bon Der 3. Scitc.)
trneocm rcdulctc cS Nina fer Sd)rpcs
tier nidlt an. iuns JIG ibr 5ufiigtc.
in elmer glltea Stunbc bat ie Die
ieihc iebon cinmal initdubia. iid su
hcllern nuo lpeidcr uub milocr 81
nrtbcilcn.
sd bin 9elpprbem wic man mid,
9cmndt bat; ih lam g nimmer
dnberu". ingte JIG. On pciBt unb
fcnnlt Den Son Der Ycrlpanntcn. bel
bcucu ih oufgclpad]icu bin; ipputc id,
gut nit ibucn auStommcu. mubtc id
cbcnio mcrbcn, ipie tic partil; la6 mid
in HIhc nit ocineu Scbren." 60
rnub JIG Dies and iustc. eS mar BOD,
Gin bisbct nngefnmtca @eiiihl IN ibr
crlpadt; OH JIG CO pcltc pbcr nid,t,
ibrc giitige Sdupeitcr nDtbipte i6r Yes
numbering nb. Sicl bciicr lit es
soronfbin 6lpnr 10 raid nift sclporz
Den, aoer bod crtrdslid)er. lin mas
barte Gis sum pnligen ShmelScu Sl
briugen. bdSu b%cburftc cS bes Gins
9rciicnS elmer boberu Iadt. bic Inna
bon ihrcn Sciocn crloitc.
Sctt iub Nntonie Gin. mas tic be-
lclicu, icet bate lie @ott acbanft,
wcnm cine liebc Saro an @cibnahteu
fir JIG gearbeitet bate. Sod eS mar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-23

fiinitleriihe @er5icrimacn. Cine dfis
bere biitoriidc Yfeifcrfndenipenoc
if)enft has Grite 8aroes Hegiment an
SUB in Yotsbam. Im 0orn,ittng
bes FL. Ibenb iiberrcidt, ali Der Spisc
elmer Iborbnuna. Der Gommanbeur
Der Electromagnetic Dem &aiIer nls bent
Chef bes 5ruppcntbeilcs nnb Den
faiierlifen Srin5cu bic bon cinem
Yotsbamer R%fefferfudler sciertistcn
auden. Die auf Der Sberieiie Den ans
Idr5ipan geformten @drbcs Steri
tragen unb in fueiBen, nit SpiBen ae@
~5ierten 8artons ruben. Nicie idJlid,fc
9briltgabe. bic id)on Safer @ilbeIm
Der 0roBe entse9cnnabm. Gilt gleidT
5citi9 ais ein Seit9ruS Der gan3cn
Irmec. Iud anoere cBbarc &C.
idenfe treffen 5u @cibnaftcn am
aaiierbofe Gin. 60 crbGlt auidbrlidJ
Der &uiier bonn G5aren Elm SdBd,en
bes nlierieiniten ruiiiifen aapiurs.
lpdbrcnb Der &Dnis bon Gn9Iano
Hoait geefs unb Yltcn gum 8eIdJenf
maht, @it elmer 0cibnaftsz unb
Neniabrsgabe erid,eint aus 5aIle a.
b. Sanle cine Seputatipn Der Salloa
EN-, oeren Sprehsr Dem &aiierpaare
unb Den Iitsliebern bes 8Dnislid5en
5aiies gier unb Sd,ladtpiiritc iiberz
reiden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-23
Das 8~rate unH Ser 8ouer.

Sm Often grea baS Sriibliht ilammt.
"a ldutets fern gum @ngelamt.
Die 8lodenfldn9e. itlirmpertpebt.
Slcb'n inbriinitie tpie elm StoBgebet.
Sic fliegen burd) Den eii'sen Suit,
Wie mern Elm Simmelsberplb rlift.
g8eb Heierl, itob Die 2doen auf!"
Sm @eg Der Sfnee liest bid 5i Sauf.
Wan liebt nidt mebr ben Dorm am
Hdin.
@iau INIT bis in Die 8nie 6inein. -
"9elt, Better, bleibit! Su mafit's
nit mebr.l"
ga, Sirnol. lag, mas rebit baberl
S mad'sl Sas mar BEL meiner Seell
SuB / bel Dem 8oratc febll"
Ser Bauer lit idon fdit Elm @reis.
@efelldlt Die 9ruit. pas Saar id,lobs
ipciB;
Sbu reibt's im 8uic. er ihnauit lid,
ltpcr
llnb itapft bod olird) Den Shnee
baber.
Sbn bdlt tein @iS, ibu bciBt fem Sroir.
@r frost Dem Strlrm bon Hprb
lnb Git:
&cnu Die Horuteglodc mahnt.
ST ifpn fir i'm Elm Yfab gcbabut.
Damn treibt'S i'm ~auiipdrts ionber
Huh
Ser Scratird, bod i'm @alSc gu.
Sort lrcbt rie Sungirau, ipiest ibr
Aiuo.
Sort iingt Der gngcl Sugciinb:
.Suut Den @ercdtcn. Simntcl. taut!"
Sort iii bns aripplcin n%lfgcbaut.
60 birunliidI fInmmt bds acrscnlidt
Sern bonn Hpratc bleibt CT niht.
VI. 9crbcrt .@ottcsminme"
H~egcnSbura.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-23

5eigt nal Der, mas Sbr guren Gltern
ilbrig sclaiien rbabt?l"
Iber Snfel Saul modbte feline Saz
Id)eu nod 10 hiel umfebren-eS fam
nidDts mebr herans ais iein 8ripatz
ci9entbrm, ais ha iinb: Sai fentlldl.
5aidenmeiier, g~iotiSbudl. Shnupftas
b%afoole, Sorie unb pas Elm alleins
ltebenber Weuid lonit nod gebrauhen
miB ooer eebraud)en tonnte. Sefts
ptIalter 3. y. nod, mas bereits auf
Dem SnBboben lag unb ocinabe gang
lib pertrdnpelt porocn mare.
.Sbr iebt." bllb Der SnfeG lpieber
an. .paS iino ales gebrulihte @egen>
ltdnpe nno bamit f0nnt Sbr beiben Nus
ten aud, nidts nnfansen. Sd mag
Suf lie ipenigiteus nid)t aubieten.
2eer oilsseben Jolt Sbr aber pennod)
ntdt. Sbr miiBt II nod Elm 9iertels
ltilnoden ipurtcn. Guer Sbeil fommt
bonn Gilidrnppen. Sdl mar ihon oa
uno babe Den Seuten 9eine ocmudlt,
LANCE oalert's ntd)t mcbr."
llnb es ipGrcn i'll Der S6ut faum
5ebn Minuten pcritrifen nadl bicier
Meoe. ais man oaS @epplter zines
Srahtipaaen3 b0rte. Scr geiloll nur ser
@rauns i6en Nuustbiir belt.
Die @ripdrtung mar 10 0ciualtia,
NdB lie 6crcits Die Srcppc 6inltuteroes
flogen lparen Inb Den SlanbcbluItcn
idienen Die b~rdngenren Wdbcls trob
ibrer Gait niht cinmaI unaugcrc6m.
3u ieben mar ul oent aeipuliigcn
Sattenperid)lag ilbrigcns uidtS. @r
lpnr in1cn id)cinbar nit bunflcr 0aSc
beIdloacn unb iclbit Name Sraml3,
Die Den Iugcnblid bc3 I~Qcinicins be-
nilst bate. idrneQ nal iibcr bic Slilgcn
SIT puBen. mnd,te elm dlBcrit erituuls
ties @eiidt.
Mls aber Die 2eute. bie 10 ci0elturs
tig bebutlam unn sebeimuiBppu buItz
tiert battem. abaclpbnt murem, ilo Ger
ulledeit bumprpolle Snfcl init elmer
lcbr e%rnltbafien, fnit feierliheu Mieue
oaron gin9. Nus @epdditiid an ofiueu,
le9te lid cine eigeiarti9e Stiue iIbcr
Den chen nod 10 lebbaftcn Baum. lIno
ole Die ScfInlmg srpB genus iuor uno
Wottfricb BRAINS oaranS gum &urz
ldcin fam nit einem 9liiditrdblcnecn.
ipcrn uild) in icinen 3itacn bel mcitcm
crnitercu @ciiht. bn mar eS, ais pb
iih nicnlane IN rilbrcn pernpdtc.
Mueroinas wdhrtc biric pGlliac Or
itnrrung nur cinen Nnacnblid. Sanm
periiid,tcn Iih 5polf Nrpic UNI ocn
Srmoer 6l bNligcn. s.pcr oild) pus
mar nidDt bon LANCER Snlcr, Ser Cns
tel nabm icinc plobiidl ganS Sabm &c
mprbcnen Nittcn aQcinmmt btim
&idel ulIb brnhtc liz pDne alien 8is
beriranb in Gin Ncbcnqcmad). llno cS
wnroc ibm lpcib @ott ltidlt Icid)t. Die
NnBen trodcn III hcbnlten, ais CT an
bcn @ltern geluanbt llodl fmntin plnN
unseihidt Die 8urtc ~berausbcfom:
Scr Sunse fdrp lid ais broid)borcr
Wcnlf nlislpeilcn."
@ottfricb itnub nod inmcr nlli
ocmielben Sled. mp Gle Sbrdncu fis
9elten ibm mic Grbicu iiber bic ctlpaS
bleidlcn @angcn, &ortlpS lhlos i'm
icin Sotcr in Die Trmc unS iilbrtc i'm
Der @uttcr en- Die ollein iih nod nid,t
lpicocr Su beiut9en mllBtc mo ncrcn
Nllgcn nu Dem Sobne bin1cn, ais
bate Der Scrrgott cine Spnlte brett
Iein Simm,elrcih geoiinet. in Dem allc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-23

81 Ipdt; Tie. bate piel bnnbert fleine,
cinfahe 2iebesertpeiie ifnobe nno
lieblos mibad)tet; nm bnrfte Tie Den
Wertb Der itDniten, ebeliten 8nbc, Die
tic bc~ieiicn i'm SerSen oieIer Sfiues
tier, crit ~ipiirbigen uub it'd nanad,
iebnen, nafbem beren Seiis ibr enta
riiien mar. Wie ifon bate tic es
babeu fonnen. fpic gliidlih hattie tie
Die nrnte Inna MAIDEN fDnnen. luenn
lie Nie Sreue. Reinbeit unp SelbIts
loIi9feit, nit Der Inna tic tets bat err
freuen pollen. bnnfbar n%rertannt
bdttel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-23

den" (pe9liare ala rola Def ldtto nas
tale). Is iinb in Sniflup - be-
merit 2eonbaroi.- mir brei ooer bier
FOLDER punoerborcr 8rr3eln ober
3ipicbcln porbdnbcn. Wnn gibt Dor.
haB lie aus f%ernen. fernen 2dnbcrn
itammen. gs bat Serr Sans 8altba>
lar @ibenbuber, Burger Der loblid)en
Statt Ct. 8allcu. pnb after
Sberpost nnb Gudrtier Sanptmanul
Der ct. @naiifcn Scrridaft giirslen.
nod bieier gcgenipcrtigen 3eit, cine
%ioacnente Mpfen bon Serido. in ieiner
VcfiBnng; fpcldle er bon ieiner Srdtp
8roBmuttcr. 5r. Sdbina Straubin,
lpeId,e meinc @rsrobs Sdipieger ses
~ipeier, ererbt, pnb iold,c nunmebr ben
100 Snbreu ait lit. GO oft or nm
oieie biirre Hoie in oas @aner itc0et,
es len CONNER pber @ir.er, Sitern,
Tfingiten oocr Icibnatt. Gag ober
Nndt, fanet bieiclbiee an. mad @erz
fliciirn9 pn9efdbr elmer Strno, nit
bDd)iter REMEMBERING Der Suiebens
Den. nlgemd6lid %nilfSu9eben: pno
ipnnr tie amB benz @nfier genommen
lit, id)liebt Tie lid allsemdfIih. als iie
aufgan9en, ipieperumb gu, fpelfes i'd
ielber in ieiner gebduiune. neben bic
len anbercn gbrensF erioncr, seieben
bab.
gbenio beiiBt in SeiIigfreus
i'm gliaB mad Der Nittbeilung bon
Iuguit StDber cine SnmiIie cine urs
ate Ioie bon Seriho. lpeld1e elm Mn@
tonitcr6riibcr aus Dem &lpiter Siien>
beim, bel 3uffah. ieiner Shtpeiter
o ciner @eiie uad) SernIalem mitscs
brndt bnt.-o0ic Seimatb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-23
Cine alts meiknaeRtsiitte

i'm Serliner ShloB bat lid nod ms
20. Subrbuubert beriiber gerettet nit
Dem 9rauf Der feierlid]en llebers
reifuns biitoriiher acknowledgment
fir Den oeutihen &niler mn Die Yrinz
sen unb Yrin5eiiinncn. Sie Stabt
5born bringt nod aIjdbrlih 5oniss
9ebfufen unb Gatbarinf)en.
Shletfen in ben oeutifen unb preubis
ifen Sarben ihmiiden Die iiiBen
Yddd)en nit benz beriibmten Sborner
Sfefferfud)en. Sic 5oniefufen tras
gen auBer einem reiflihen Belag bon
Wnnoeln unb Gitrcndt aller6ano
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-23

Bic icfs Tibtcn 5oscn ihiperbca
trilbt bonn Sabnbpf ab.
Ser SnfcI 1T nidt mitsefoms
men,"
.Hiht mitsetommen?! Soipas lit
ia nod nidt b%ageipeien. CIR babt ma
iiirlih in bcm @cipiiblc Die Mugen
NAL ipicSer niht b~eieinanber ~eebabtI"
SaS batteu lie aIlerbings. Sic be-
ihiuorcn es einitimmig. Mber Snfel
Yanl bate tic genasfiibrt. gr mar
bereits cincn 3us friiber einsetrofirn
NIB or ihien eS nift iebr eilia al bdz
ben, bis CT iid auf ben @e9 in Ous
Suiis icines SrliocrS mad)te. Sus CT
bort red)t itramu iinb anbaltenb bic
Sdcle In S5ene Ieste. traf er oic
ganse @eielidJaft bereits inter Dem
brennenoen Baum an. go mar es
iclbitperitdnblih ausgeihloilcn. boS
CT ieinen mdd)tigen YclSmuntel pors
id,riftsmdBig orauBen Icruntcrbctam.
Or madptc benn audi quite Wicnc gum
bDien Spiel. lieB iid) lpiIi9 Serrcn mo
5iebcn uno 'tclte iidl inter Dem
GbriIfbaum fcitbeini9 auf. Sic SGuoc
fpeit bon &Drper aeredt. rici er la
henb: SHIN indlc iih ieoe paS ibrcl"
Sas licb lid baS fr6blidc balbe
SuhenS nidt 5peinal ingen. Man
muR eS tbatidhlid als Gin @unoer
be5eihnen, baB Snfel Yaul bel Den
Stiirmen ieiner Yerlon ahf bcn
SiiRen blieb. Sei ciuem idmddtiecs
ren Menid,en mare es cine abiblute
llnmD9lihfeit geipeicn. Snfel Yaul
inbeIlen rettcte nod 10 picl llcberiduB
an Strait. Dap CT cS fcrtig brnd)tc. ics
ben nihtlihem Srud onfelbdit 81 err
ipibern. llno es lpurbe piel gebriidt.
oenn Der alte Snng9eielle bate luabrs
lib niht sefnnuiert. IS mar ulles
Sob. mas 9ldn5te. ShlieBli6 aber
lpiirbc es Dem I'M @runbc @utmiitbis
gen cine gauge a%lciniafeit 81 picl. @r
id)ob Die aanSe blonbfopiige @eiells
ihait nit bciben Nrmcn bon iid mo
idrie I'M SdpeiBe icineS NngeiihteS:
.Sd,Gmt Chr gud oeun nid6t, Soncc!
go eihcm guten nltcn Snfel tpbtSus
priltcn am bl. Gbriitnbelo! Gum
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-23

aiif Die 8cine 81 brineen perilldte,
lpnBte auBer Ben beioen 9etbeiligteu
fem Menid. @beninfpenig. baB Die
beioen BON ba ab in Siiblllne bliebcu.
Snfel 1ull, oes &iiridnermeiiters
Srnoer, fonnfe foitfih id)peigen. limb
CT bate cine 5dbe, iunggeiellige Iuss
odier. Was er iih nornnbm, sing
tets ieinen gan3en 8eg nnb irgenb
cine llnsebulb fam linn ME ba3ipis
iden. Nqe Sinse muiBten bel ibm ibr
poles 9taB baben. llnb alS 8pttfrieo
einigermaben pieber Ielbit Idnappen
fonnte unb III einem Sriefe meinte. er
ipilroe baS Heiieselp mad Scutiflano
ipobl aus eigenen 8rGften 5uiammenz
bringen, bn fam er ifon al. @r bate
Onfel Saul oabeim nlir bon Der lrItis
gen Seite fennen selernt nnb oils er
1pdter gdn5lid 5erfniriht an linn fam
NIT ieiner 8itte INN Silfe. 90 fabte Der
Sntel Die Sahe nit ibnl audi redt
lnitig an, aber MN mubte Der iilnae
Mann Den lieben Onfel audi einmal
bon ieiner 5dben Seitc fennen lernen.
.Sait Sir'n engliihen Spleen 3liges
le9t?" ihrieb CT. ,&annit chen Die
2nit ipieber fricsenl II SdnDiel bit
e unb crit ipirit mir n Iunnl Nafz
Der lpunfe i'd idlou bon aIlcene."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-23

bimmIii6en 5eeridanren ibr 1aIlez
luio iubeltcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-23
Gin antes yers ut 0eIHes
Wertt!

tSortIceung bon Der 3. scitc.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-23

0NA cibnadtsabenb! Sic
NM 8loden lduten feierIif
" bon ben airhtbiirmen
oV Der Stabt. elm 8l;nsen
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TWO WIVES AND
TWO AFFINITES
CONTINUED from rage IL

high school girls as has been persist.
emily reported. Why they are not more
than three years younger than / am"
Her lips frightened ominously when
she heard her husband preferred jail
rather than dispute or further shame
Lola Norris.
Miss Marsha Warrington pulling the
triple ply veil tight about her face,
stated curtly that she had her say on
the witness stand "If cannot have
him, ] am going to see that no one
else does she continued. 81 will see
him in the penitentiary first"
This was her expressed attitude a.
the trial OF her paramour. And last, OF
all. Mrs. Lima Diggs, % years old, wife
OF the former state architect. main
tains stoutly. Il am going to stay
with Maury l. Diggs to the last. There
Will be no divorce. have forgiven
him and taken him back"
Every line Of her pretty serious
face vouches for the sincerity of her
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them with force"
DeImas' Opinion.

LOS ANGELES. Calf, Aug. "a
Dolphin NJ. Delmas, Harry K. Thaw's
first counsel and author Of his fam
GUS "dementia Americana" plea be-
lieves Thaw's recent escape from
Matteawan has lessened his chances
for freedom. "Thaw may have pre-
JUDGED persons who will be called
upon to pass again on his sanity by
his runaway Delmas said here to.
night. 1T seems to me that it would
have been wiser to stay in the asylum
and make his fight when the next oc.
casion arose. However, he was living
under conditions that may well have
become unbearable and he may have
been willing to take any chance"
Delmas refused to predhs the re.
suit of Thaw's Canadian adventure.
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first, that is they back down and
hence they are not at all likely to be
drawn into a turbine, being able to
get out of the way without any
trouble
The fish that are killed are killed
by the blasting in the river below the
lock, which is unavoidable and will
cease as soon as the channel is finish
ed.
There are thousands OF fish OF all
kinds below the dam; thousands OF
them go through the lock every time
it is opened, SO that no fish-way over
the dam is needed. AS we now have
the finest fishing In the world right
here at Keokuk. what we need is a
law protecting the fish from being
seined and trapped out by the tons
There should be a law prohibiting the
taking or catching Of fish from the riv-
er between the Keokuk and Hamilton
bridge and Burlington in any manner
except with pole and line. No trot
lines, no hoop-nets, no seines, no
trammel or gill nets, no traps OF any
kind. This matter was taken ND With
our congressional representative, Mr..
G. A. Kennedy, when the dam was
first starting to be built He was
asked to use his influence to have a
law passed declaring the Mississippi
river between the Keokuk and Hamil-
ton bridge and Burlington, Iowa, a
fish preserve, prohibiting the taking OF
fish from this preserve in any man.
ner whatever excepting with pole and
line. Mr.. Kennedy said this could not
be done; that the United States had
no jurisdiction over the water of the
Mississippi river In this regard. The
states of Illinois and Iowa could and
should pass such Joint law. We would
then have the largest and finest fish
| preserve in the world even without
stocking 1t with fish, as the lake
would in few years, naturally FIJI VI
with all kinds OF fish.
There is now no better fishing place
i in the United States than right here
at home and as fishing attracts many
people from a long distance. strin
/ gent steps should be taken to protec
the wholesale destruction Of fish b,
SEEMING and trapping below the dam
i else our good fishing with hook ant
line will soon cease.
4 H. A. KINNAMAN
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Crazy About Thaw.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. j
ALLENTOWN, Pa, Aug. 23.--With
Thaw fighting for his liberty in Can
ada, the police Of Allentown are hold
ing VIM. II. Gray. former cellmate
of the slayer OF Stanford White in the
Matteawan asylum. The police believe
Gray was excited to violence by read
ing Of Thaw's sensational escape. He
attacked Frank Musselman, jeweler
with heavy iron bar, in an attempt
to rob his store in broad day light.
Following his arrest Gray attempted
suicide by taking poison In his cell.
He had written rambling note blam.
ing Thaw for his trouble and saying
that Thaw had "hired him" but had
refused to pay for his services
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-24
A VISIT WITH THAW
IN CANADIAN JAIL
(continu,d from page ~

nomination he is Presbyterian and
will accordingly try to have a Pres
byterian minister visit him."
The New York officials here were
very watchful tonight. Courts do not
act here on Sunday but District At
torney Conger professed to be wor-
RED THE Thaw people have strong
arm men here" he said, and don't
know what they may be planning.
have an invitation to go for noun
tain trip tomorrow. But / will not
leave here. am going to take this
lunatic back to the asylum when
leave and If they try to get him away
by force they will find us meeting
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TINE IS the TEST
The Testimony of keokuk People
Stands the Test.

The test OF time is what tells the
tale. The public soon finds out when
Misrepresentation are made and
merit alone will stand the test Of
time.
Keokuk people appreciate merit,
and many months ago local citizens
publicly endorsed Doan's Kidney pills:
they do SO still Would citizen
make the statement which follows
unless convinced that the article was
just as represented? Below is testl-
mony such as the sufferer from kid.
ney ills is looking for.
Mrs. NJ Belts, 1926 High street
Keokuk, Iowa, says: Il had severe at
tacks of backache and was subjecl
to dizzy spells and pains in my head
/ always felt nervous and languid ano
was unable to sleep well. Doan's
Kidney Pills, which | procured al
Wilkinson &c Co.'s Drug Store, proved
their merit by entirely relieving me
/ recommend Doan's Kidney Pills JUS
as highly today. as / did some years
ago when publicly endorsed them"
For sale by all dealers Price 81
cents FosterMilburn Co, Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the Unitet
States.
| Remember the eDoan sane
take no other-Ady.
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PUBLIC OPINION
. o o @ q !, 9 @ o 9 o @ @
Fish and the Big Dam.
To the Editor Of The Gate City:

To the Editor OF The Gate City:
In regard to the turbines of the wa
ter power killing fish, l have forty
times been out On the old Golfer dam
cribs directly opposite the power
house where the water PUSHES direct
from the turbines through the spaces
between the cribs and have never
seen single dead fish come through
and doubt very much that the turbines
are killing any fish because certain
~ would have seen some of them. A
very large fish can pass through the
turbine without injury
Fish always head up stream. When
they go down stream they go tail
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-24
Clerk is Shot.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. 4
WASHINGTON. Aug. 23.-This city
Is wrought up as a result of the shoot
ling today Of Francis A. Reilly, conf
DENTAL clerk to Senator Bristow by
his chum and companion. Detlef II.
Schultz. The police are without the
faintest clue upon which they can pro-
coed and have hinged their last hope
upon the antemortem statement from
Reilly for whose recovery there an.
pears no hope tonight.
From appearances the men were the
best OF friends. 1t appears that Rel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-24
Their Fourteenth

I United Press Leased Wire Service. I
BOSTON. Aug. Blessings don't
come singly to Mr., and Mrs Joseph
McLachlan. Three baby girls arrived
today. The fist triplets. born several
years ago, all boys. are all healthy
youngsters now The McLachlins now
have fourteen children.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-24
MEXICAN MESSAGE
is COMPLETED
CONTINUED from rage L.,

PREVENTION would not solve the Mexi-
can question Senator Root, who re-
turned from England on board the
Campania expected the approval of
the administrations policy. Inter
yention would be mistake said
Root I'VE should be satisfied to await
the result OF present actions that
have been taken to bring about peace
in Mexico"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-24

ley's father had forbidden his son
from associating with Schultz but no
explanation OF the parental objection
had been made this evening. The
mystery promises to involve the
names OF many men prominent in Off
cial life and widespread interest ID
aroused In both local and civilian cir.
cles.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-24

vow to the bitter end: THE love OF
wives, as exemplified by the Diggs-
caminetti cases. has proved stronger
than that of other women The
wives stood by. The affnities did
their best to invest the men with pris-
on stripes"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-24

Anal assessment figures of the no.sa
Homestake mine at Lead at Sio'os,
10, doubling the local assessnels
board figures OF this year anu y
creasing the assessment from sliVs
900, the figure OF last year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-24
Ton. Of Dead Fish.

CHAUNCEY, Ohio, Aug. 2S.-ly =
OF dead fish litter the banks OF I'm =,
ing river for miles below here tonls u
It is believed that sulphur CARR
down from the mining districts y III.
creek during heavy rains is RESPONSE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-24

first, that is they back down and
hence they are not at all likely to be
drawn into a turbine, being able to
get out of the way without any
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-24
Valuable Mine.

| United Press Leased wire Service. 1
PIERRE. So. Oak. Aug. 2s.-The
state tax commission today fixed the