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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-24
Nabrungsiosscu.

Dor no6e hunbsrt Sabren fat Elm
9}atioHal0fpnom Ramens WQltbus Die
Wslt aufgeforbert, bic 3ubl Der ain,
Der 3u bei6r1nten, Ia bic 3eit nabe
lei, mann ni6t qenug RabruHg pors
banoen iein puroe, I'm Die Wlen'GeR
gu errdbreH. Gr bat bic grma6nunq
in oen SAT- QstIeioet, DdB biz gu
ndbne Der Rahrunqsmittel In ari:b,
metIiher uno Der gteniGeu in geore.
trIif,er Prpareiiion srfolgt. Die .3sit
bat i'm QriinDlih pioerlegt. Die
Weuifen hIben ieitoem beoeuten0 an
,3ahI 2uqenommen uno oie Sudrtitit
Der RahruHQsmitteL nod msbr. oenn
ss lit unbeitreitbar, oob bic GrnGb.
runQ Der Wenlhen niemols duf folder
$oobs geItanoen bat. aSsBt iIt es pI0Bli6
dnoers Qetporosn. Wdbreno grobs
itoFfe nod in Qeniigsnoer Wenge Dor,
banben iinb. iit in Sleii1 Elm beoeu.
TENDER Riit8ang Der groouttion Elm,
Qetreten, 10 oaB Die gropbe3eiuuq
ni6t qspaQt ihsint, ponah 5leif6
inncrbaIb peniger Sabre ppm aiihens
7ettel Der drmeren &lafsn oerI6nin.
ben tuirb. Die llridbe biefer GrIhei.
runQ ptro in ben boben preiien Der
iFuttermittel 3u finoeu Iein. Tie
Wel0eR, tpelhe relatip oas bt1iQjte
5Eutter Iiefcrten. itno in ben Oihter be.
Colterten Gdnbern peri6punoen unb
unter ben 9flua gsnommen porosn.
0omlt Derbleibt, 10 nett es unier Qdno
betr!fft, nur nod Wlais ais 8nbfats
ter. gei ben ieBiqen Waispreiien 1T
bilises 6lsiih aus9sihIoiien.
4uf Der 5!stihpoter, aonferens 1T
erOrtert Doroen, mas ii1 oegen BEN
8iebmangel tbun lisBs, Der alien
Yadern beoentIidb eri6einf, mid! Bios
nit RidIiAt GuT bic Grndbruna, ion,
oern aud aus anoeren 8rinben. 90
Duroe oarduf btnaelpielen, baB es aud
febr bdlo an Qeter fir Die Tub6etlei
bunq feblen Miro. Die 8ori6ldae Der
ein3elnen WtItgliebsr paren iebr p6anz
taitii6. Sin glan gina oa6in, bic
fegierunq iolIe Deranlabt perben, ben
farmern 80 millionsn Dollars AZ
leiheu. bamit lie mebr 9ieb aii6ten.
Elm isltfamer Gebants, bd bierourn
bod bas Sutter Iib ni6t biQieer itels
fen pirD. Gin anoerer farmer idlua
Dor. Die Reeierurq Ioae ibre Goipaten
in ibre 8aloungen ftiden. bomit lie
bort 8ieb 5iitteu. peI6es BEN padern
8um aoitenpreis geiiefert ipsroeu foa.
Oas fpdre 8nnr cine iebr nIsli6e
8eiddftiqung fir unisre 2anoesDer
tbei0iqsr, oiirfte iih aber fe6r tcit
fpielig erEpeiieH, ipenn 2eutnants,
Jtaiore. Sberite unD @enerale ais
8ie6biiter pertpenoet psrben. Die
aonferens, ipel4e in i6rer 8eiammt
belt etipas praftiicher mar, bat cine
Summe pon $4,000 a4saeieBf Inn
bic giehauhi BEL ben 5drmsru an3ug
rsgen. Soa biefer 8straq als 9rdmie
fir 9ishsiihter oienen, 70 fpiro er Iid5
Gis unaeniieeRo ertpeifen. 2nbers
ipdrs IS, tpean NIT BEN @elbe eine
erri6tet narse, nm
nnieren 5armern unierriht su erthei. |
len, bic fpie in alien anberen DineeH
audi agF Dem gebiets Der 9iebsaft
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-24
Sas Slutbao ia glabIbanieu
Stuttgart, 10. Gspt.

8anS Wurttemb<rg beFiuo.t iih nod
in 4ufreeung iibsr Die eniiesli6sn
8Iuttbaten oss SauptIsbrsrs eruft
Wa9n@r. Der i'm beuahbartsn DeaerIob
isine Satin uuo feline orsi ainbsr
brutal abfala6tets ltnp hann in Bal
bingsn q. b. en3, Der 6simat9 ieinsr
Jrau, Elm furhtbarss glutbar anriGs
tets, BEL BEN er eli qerionea srffoB
uno ddt5ebn ihper peripunDste.
9ei Isinsr 8erHebming furd ben
Sberamtsridter in gdibinasn mar Der
U}ahenmoroer, bem betanntli5 BEL feis
ner 6eitnobme cine 5dno abgebauen
tuurbe, bel poIlsm 9epnbiiein unb er
6eantportste jsoe Grags tIar uHb oeuts
lid.
Der llnbolb oa6 an. er babe ogrG
feline 5batsn bic Delt in S6rsden
OerisBen molten. Msitsr ertlGrt er, sr
babe i1on oor 5abrsn intpsrs 3eIitte
ierueaer Ratar periibf uap Der @eoante
an oieie babe iih i'm Qaufe Der 3eit
nod peritdrtt. qus 4nIpislungen DON
gerionen babe er qeihlofen. ooB oisls
&enntnIB BON ben 9siittsn bdttsu, uno
oesbdlb babe er ans bem gebeH icbeis
ben polien. er babe aud bic AbiiGt
ashabt ndd gollenoung Der 5bat lid
ielbit gu tooten uno oftmnls Woros
Ioerf5engs Qa6ts nit ins 9stt eencms
men, um feline 5amilis gu srmorb<n.
Riemals babe er aber ben Mutb basu
gefunben.
4ah Dem Grunbe Der Worbtboten
IN WiibIbuuien befragt, iagis Der Wi6rs
Der aus. baB er gegsn Die sinselnen Be-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-24

Gin 9eiipiel BON rihterllher
GeIeBqebun9 (iubge MADE lap) ltsfern
bic 9luslegllngen uber oa5 Wtanulhe
WeiBesStIapen s8sieB. Sn Sailor
MEN bat Der gunoesriGter, Der 3lg9s
unp Gaminetti psrurtbeIIte, entiht:nen,
oab cine ReiIe nit elmer lodrren
Tr1uensperiou na6 elmer anoeren
Staate oegen oaS 9eisB peritDbt. Ssst
bat Elm anOerer 8unoesrihter sntlttss
Dem. oaB Die ReiIs nit elmer 5rauen3@
perIpn nur Damn itrafbur 1T, lpenn tie
8u qeperbliten 3peden erfoI9t, b. b.
Bic gbii6t Der &uppelei norliegt. Opne
Trags ift bic Isbtsre 4uslegung oQsin
ri&ttq. 0os @eiss lit erlaRen poroen,
nm MGphenbdnOlern 01s Sdnopert
Su legen. Wenn baher tcine abliht
nanpeisbar 1T, cine 5rauenSperion 81
pertuppeln, 10 fam aud teine Strafe
srfolQan. 0as pbcrIte Geriht ptro Die
snoQjltiqe GntIfeioung ubgeben uno
sin sheil Der 9reiIe lit Der entihtebs
non QnIiht, onb its i'm Sinne oes
tuliforniiGen Rihters ausfollen iol!t,
nm Trauen Dor @erfubrung 5u be-
fbisen. Die Iugeup, bic einen Bdhs
Ter br1uGt, lit o:s gepuhens nitt
iperth.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-24

Die RepubIituuer BON gletp
Yort bdben Iih bereit ertldrt, in 8e8ug
auf bic 4uspa6t BON Oelegdten 3ur
National aonDention ben BrogreIIipen
baIbpegs entgegen3utommen, inDem lie
Die Girberufung elmer NdttonaleGonz
pentIon empfeblsn, Inn Die Regeln bas
bin ab3uGnosrn, oaB ieDer Staut bus
Heht BADEN ioQ, feline Delegation ua6
elmer ibm beIie5igen 2lrt gu pGbIen.
getanutlid naren auf Der glationalz
GonDentipn pon 1912 be Selegaten
ausgeI6lof1en lporoen, bic pom odn8sn
StQate uno ni9t n1h 3ongreBs9is
itrttten geDdbIt rpor0en paren. OQs
ioa rt6t mehr geiheben, obpo6l bic
YeD Yorter geriamnlunq bic GrlpGbe
lung na6 RoRgreBzO Oiftritter befiirz
iportst. gaur foQen 8elegaten niht
ausgef6lofen psroen. beren grfpGbs
lung auf dnOere 8eiie erfolgt. 2lu6
rDuroe Elm 8ei6lub dngenommen, Der
Die 3abl Der Delegaten zines ieben
Staatss mad Der 3abl ieiner
Hepublitaner normirt. 8ensint lit
pamtt, baB oas 8otum Der Giibitaaten
auf Der rspubIitaniitsu Qational>
aonOsntion 6eoeuteno Derfiir3t peroen
ioa. Dlefe Reform lit bringli6 uno
cine unerldBlt6s 8soiuguRg, I'm Die
progreiiipen fir bic republit1niihe
Yartei 3uriid3ugsDinneH. DEN 9eles
saten aus Dem Sioen fshit alIes 8ers
oHtiDorttihtettsgefiibl, oa iie gum gre
folqe Der republitaniihen Bortei nidHs
beItragen tOnnen. Nus bisfsm @runoe
perf6a6ern fie lire Stimmen nuo be-
ipirten baB Prdfipentihnfts annbibas
ten nomtnIrt DerpeE, Die BEL Der @nhl
riHt DurhDriussn tDnnen. Agenn Die
YationGitonnsntion ben WinThen Der
ReD gorter Republitnner Ii6 an
f6lieBt, 70 bari man auf cine @ieberz
DereinigaHg Der beioeu GIiissl Der re-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-24

Nile QuSii6tsn iprehen baz
fir, oaB Der prGfioent am Samitag
rem neuen 5drif uuter3eihnen piro.
Gin DItlihes 9iatt bat bsi ben sSabrts
tanten cine umfruge peranitaltst, pie
rer reue Surif ibre 8ei6dfte beeins
fiuiien tperoe. Die 4ntporten gjngtn
taft ausna6mslps pubin, bQB man
tein: ndft6eilieetl Wirtungeu BE-
fiiInte. 8eitrttten pirD tppbl. cap
las qubIitum ben 8ortheil erlangcn
tofroe. ben es nd pon ben neusn 30l.
ian erbpfit, a62r cine 8seiutrd6ti8ung
rer Qm;rituniIGsn cSnouitrie lei uiGt
3u bsfirhten. Marum tetne 8erDobIa
fciiung Der 0aarenpreiie eintreteH
tdnn, miro odmit sr.ldrt. Dab Die ame
rttaniIhen 1Fobritonten fhpn Ieit
1908 bic 9rs!Ie beit6nbia berabgeIsgt
baben uno Iie Iest 10 nieorig ieten, paB
Die auspdrtigs Sonturren5 lie nitt
biqiger itslIeu t0uue. Die M0gli6teit
nlro isDoh 3ugeitanDen, cen 4usfuEr~
hauDel mad Den iogenaunten neutraIen
&dnoern 3u Eeben. 9arunter Derite5t
man Gambler, rrie Siioamsrita, Gbtna
uin., Die tetnt neuuenspertbe ons
huitris Gabsr rnh fat aQe fabri3irten
0odren bon auspGrts bs3ie6en. 0ieie
2(usii6t lit r1td; qerinq gu beranI6ldr
cen, ou iis itst;qs 8efdGftiguug fur DE
9lrbeiter perI2riGt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-24

ipcbner bon Miihlbnulen nihts aebdbt
babe. Well dber bas 9orf iie Gtdtte
ieiner iernsllen gsrirrline seipeien fei,
neslpcaeu babe sr bic Rabs segen bic
sanse 9emeinbe ausiiben fpollen.
.Wie bereifs per Rabel genleibet, bat
Der Morber an psrIdiebens 3eitunssn
8riefe geriftst. DisisIben iino bon
BON tonfuien ShsubIihtsitsn, Die iih
gum 5beil Der Wisocrgabe sntsieben.
Ginsr Der 9riefs ldutet:
.4n mein Bolt! 8is 4nreos lit cine
MISUNDERSTANDING. Sf bin obsr
tsin &0Hig, Ionbern Elm armer 3obsss
t1noiodt, unb ih tpia niht onrufen sii
groben 5baten, ionoern if min enh
nur Elm tpsnig Die Wteinung foaen. Gs
1T bes @oltes gu pisl. Die 6GIfts iolIte
man aIeih tobi;tIdosu. gs lit hes
Sutters niht irertb. neil tie ihIshtsE
Setbes 1T. Bon allen Grseuanihen pss
Meuihen lit ausasrshnet o:r menih
tas ihls6teite. Sislts mid niht b13
eieene e3dmmerbiie oapen ab, TO fplirs
| D. idl euh fdaea, rpis iebr mid Dor ali
cieIsn hdblifsn tiinmerlihen, iiefcu
Wsni6en etelt. Gs iii Gin billices
Spab. nit rem Singer auf mid Su
| bsutsn. Seoer BON euh tbdte beHer,
sr sebdhte ieiner sigsnen 9erftbluas
arn. sd bbs pieI Ieioen muFsn. SD
bin psrIpottet unO sebeBt iporben bon
dsmsinsn menTden. Sf1 tonnts BON
timer abarunhtisisn Risoertrnht b,s
MteuIher tr2sbtsu. Wsm babe ih
ltsbIss astbana Gs ion Der auftretsn,
Dem ib su SGdosr Gel!6t babe"
Sn sinsm ant<rsn ieiHer grtefs
id)rsibt Der Ni0resr I'D, babe MIDI
gum 1obs perurtbsiIt Sf babe bos
lirtbsil niht fpilSoosH. neil if eia
iGpahsr NtsnFh mar. Seuie tonn ih
Taasn, baB mir Der gob tein grduen
nsbr ciuflobt. I'd bin seidttigt NIT
2uul. Id fiiTGtg nidts msbr, on i'd
nitts msbr ethcFfs. glber ss III bod
teiue FIsiniptsit, Msib uno ainber
Iumaubrinsen. Ssit feds Snbren lit
mtin iteter G;eeorts Worb. Or ers
patte nit mie unp lspie iih nieoer
nit mir. Or fiprts mid bel msinsr
2lrbeit unb dnosiQie MID in rnsinT
SrGumen. Wer bat 10 oft ME i'd
gcil unc Dolh su 8sttsenciien ges
bdbt2 In meiTtm cnu5eu Qebsn babe
if tsin Slid ethd5t. I'D CLAUDE al
leinen Gott. 9lttr bdtts id, niefn
@loubtn. auf ben anisn ipollte i'd
lbn onflebsu, eah sr midi morbeH
laffs. Ten SeuFtl Ipollts ih nuflsben.
uno aIs Der gDnnDsr ar0btss po(ts
ID ss auisbsn. tuenn mir in Der Rad.
aes Wornss aus oisjsuigsn Dor be
giiio!s aeftslt, be 3u hdiieH i6 am
neiitsn Gjtuno babe. Riht blob .Oos
ten. mariern ircIIte id lie, urmtnIn
lid. tbisriih. b. i'd nun siuHoI sin
5hier Tin"
lle6sr bic qeri6nIidttit bss Wor,
hers iino folaennt Hdh<re GinselbsiteU
tfaHnt aelporOe; or mar psrfhnens
neriih ptraulaat uno bate bobtr oft
Sirsit NIT isirtr Srau. Die 4bsnb.
perbrat;s er lnsiIt in rer Gsfsaihaft
IiiperIitsr frousn NIT benn er fsin
@eIn psrpraBts auh int bsr Morber
riel in Der b,siiosn annbesbibliothe!.
Ssine 9ettiire beftdnb bort msiiisns
cus m,tielal.sr!ihen Grhbruden une
ifpilitiasu. ptantaftiiftu Romansr.
sn btr Stu!s 5eiats tr etns gentle
frantbafte Sunt. bic Ginoer :u priis
esiH. uno er tpnrbe einmal frsa.u
uettrFnrsitaHs bts 3ii6tisunpsufts
psrurtbsilt. S,ii stobrsn mar or fart
ben 5.unts tetber. une sr irdnf
hdufia siparsil Jinffen Bier, fO.pis
grobe Guar,i,Gtsn Sdmdps.
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germiEt.

Scit bem -. September IN nas
Der elierlidrn 4sobnnna Der ID ssabrs
aI,e 1oHeu yaaenp. pom No.529 45eii
q. Gtrabe peridlluuaoen. es miro at.
geuommen. oas iidD Der suuge rsgb
Somilton. o.. bsgebeH bat.
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Die fortgeiegtsn & a m mpte
i'm gaItdn iinb lotale GngeIe8snhslten
rnb neroen ben WeItfriebeu nt6t itos
ZEN. Die 8robmd6te baben, nm Den
Grieosn untsr Iih 81 lpabren, It'd oaAln
psrfdnoigt, oaB Iis Iih ieoer Ginmtz
idung in oen 8risg 3rpti6en ben 8als
tanlGnpern entbulten tperoen. Amus
Iuut pGre es, penn bic Siirtet bic be-
rsits infolge oieisr 8dmpfe oas 9es
bet BON Qoriunopel Suriiterlan9t bat,
isst nod ben Serben Elm Stut BON
Waaeoonien abnebmeu tpiiroe,
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Qbaffp unftn.

gran: yWlir bat bsuts Jlads sss
irdumt. bab bu mir einsH unien put
eetuuff bait.-
.Gd5n, I'm n6hEfn 1raum
taHnit bu ihH aufisssH.4
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Dietshsa,asnss 2.s..riass ].
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
K. c. EXCURSION Tomorrow.

X. c. Excursion Tomorrow.
Those who go on the steamer Sid
ney to Fort Madison Saturday after
noon, will have the time of their lives
as the hosts of the occasion will be the
knights Of Columbus. This society has
given many social affairs in the past
but tomorrow's outing viii take first
rank among all of these 1t is expected.
The Sidney is scheduled to leave the
landing here at $3.50 o'clock; stops will
be made at Nauvoo both going and re-
turning and the boat will not leave FIT.
Madison until S:45 giving those who
wish to do 80, an opportunity to go to
Fort Madison on the evening train to
catch the boat back
Music and dancing will entertain
many Of the party while several hun
dred others will go mainly for the
ride on the big lake. The price for
adults, round trip. is fifty cents and
children, % cents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-11
WHEN BEST WORK is DONE.
"off" Days Recommended for tho Ae-
tor and the Writer to Distinguish
Themselves.

IAN actor always acts his best when
he is feeling his worst"
The speaker, an actor-manager, re-
garded himself tenderly and complac-
emily in mirror, and then, giving a
twirl to his mustache, he went on:
You see, when an actor is feeling
fine, he walks through his part just as
usual -painstakingly, conscientiously
and all that, out, on the whole, just
as usual
But when he feels badly, when he's
got bad headache or lax liver, then
he is afraid he won't do himself JUS
tice, and 80 keys up with pint of
strong coffee, quart of rank tea. or
something of that sort, and he goes on
all a-quiver with the fear of failure,
and the result is performance un-
usually subtle and strong.
Yes, do my best when I'm at my
worst, and this Is the case with other
actors It's the case with lots of writ
ers, too-they write best on their off
days
In short, my advice to all artists
is this:
Work when you feel bad Never
take an of day off.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-11
Gold 10 a Cheap Metal.

Gold is generally looked on as. the
last word In costliness, but, as mat
ter of fact, there are more metals
dearer than gold than there are cheap
er. The number of known metals is
about seventy.
Iridium, for instance, of which a
big find was made the other day in
Austria, Is three times as expensive
as gold.
osmium is another metal much
dearer than gold. 1t costs about $AS
an ounce. 1t is by far the heaviest
OF all known substances. being more
than az times as heavy as water.
This metal has the peculiar property
OF being able to stand without melt
ing the most intense heat known.
Paliadium-about $40 an OUNCES
Just the reverse. 1t Is quite easy to
make palladium vanish in steam. Be-
ing OF white, silvery color, and I'M
Punishable. 1t is used for the division
marks on scales and delicate scientific
instruments
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-11
ACCIDENT WAS CAUSE
OF HIS DEATH
William II. Ressler Died at Milton
Thursday Evening-Father Of
Mrs. Cliff Cooley.

AS the result of an accident he met
with short time ago, William H.
Ressler of Milton, father of Mrs. C. 8.
Cooley of this city, died Thursday ev-
ening at his home in Milton, Iowa. Mr..
Ressler fell from a load of hay Tues
day afternoon of this week, breaking
one of his arms in two places and sus-
tanning internal injuries.
Mr.. Ressler who was in his seven
ties, had made his home at Milton dur
ing the last twelve years. Prior to that
time he was a resident of Clark Coun-
ty, Mo. and Alexandria. He had a
large number of acquaintances In Keo-
kuk who will be sorry to learn of his
death.
The deceased was a member OF the
Presbyterian church and Of the Odd
Fellows lodge. Mrs. Cooley, the Keo-
kuk daughter, lives at 14O3 Concert
street. A daughter, Mrs. Roy Cooley,
lives in Quincy, and son, Fred Ress-
Ter and the widow reside at Milton.
The body will be brought here to-
morrow evening and funeral services
held from the Cooley residence, Sun
day afternoon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-11
WILL KEEP THE
GRAMM FUND SEPARATE
Library Board Hears Proposition for
Addition cases-Inerease School
Branch Libraries.

At meeting OF the library board
last night the secretary was ordered
to keep the Sara v. Gramm bequest
records as separate from the regular
library funds and it will be known as
the Sara v. Granm fund.
The board also listened to a prop,
osition to install new double deck
Z filing cases in the stack room and
some system will probably be INSTALL
ed, The library is badly crowded for
room for books.
The board voted SIS for additional
books for the branch libraries in the
schools of the city. The board also
voted $1,000 for new books for the
library The room occupied by the
Western Union Telegraph Co., has
been leased to that company for five
years at a yearly rental double the
previous rental paid.
The librarians report showed a
marked increase in the number Of
books circulated during the months
of April, May and June.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-11
. CITY NEWS.

The Phillips property at 81 North
Second street has been purchased by
Mrs. Thos. P. Gray. The considera-
ton is reported to be about $4,000.
Conrad Shaefer has transferred
to Margaret Schaefer lot 1, block 200
in the city of Keokuk. The Missis-
sippi River Power Co., has transfer
red to James G. Davis a part of the
old Anshultz property north Of the
city.
At the regular meeting OF the In
dustrial Association executive COM
mittee yesterday the typographical
map of the Rein property now owned
by the association was presented. The
map was drawn by L. D. Shepherd
and will be forwarded to John Nolen
who will plan the development of the
tract
The members OF the First Chris
tian and First Baptist churches hav-
ing become we'll acquainted during
the recent Sunday school contest, are
holding union services during the abb
sence of Rev. R. w. Lilley. Rev. ].
F. Sanders OF the Baptist church will
deliver sermon in the Christian
church Sunday evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-11
PERSON

l.. e. Williams has returned from
a weeks trip in Des Moines county.
Iowa
Allen B. Crow is spending short
vacation with his father B. F. Grow.
Mr.. Grow has recently been appoint
ed general secretary of the Prospect
Park branch of the Brooklyn, ~ Y,
Young Mems Christian Association.
Henry Gross, wife. daughter Doro-
thy and son Theodore and w. C.
Chute on their way from Carlisle,
ILL.,, to Spirit Lake, Iowa, in an auto
mobile were in Keokuk today view
ing the dam. Mr. Chute is the editor
G, the Constitution at Carlyle.
William Davis of Kansas City, is in
Keokuk, enjoying pleasant visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel John
ST., 916 Exchange. He is being shown
some Of the interesting points in
FL okuk and seems exceedingly well
pleased with what he is seeing. Mr..
Davis Is a cousin OF Mrs. John
Mrs. Mary Hicks and daughters
Helen and Freda are visiting with
relatives in Quincy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-11
STEAMER SIDNEY
HITS THE BRIDGE
Wheel Of the Big Excursion Boat Was
Slightly Damaged Today When
Abutment Is
Struck.
BACKING FROM THE LOCK
Rebekah ExeursIonlsts From Fort
Madison Landed Above tho
Bridge and Repairs
Are Made.

In attempting to back from the
government lock through the draw
of the Keokuk and Hamilton bridge
with an excursion party, the steamer
Sidney Of the Streckfus line hit the
south abutment OF the bridge at 12:45
this afternoon and damaged her
wheel The boat carried between
three and four hundred FIT. Madison
people, the Rebekahs of that city
being responsible for the outing. All
Of the excursionists we're landed Just
above the bridge when the bow swung
in toward shore and 1t was possible
to let down the stage.
Captain Joe Streckfus OF the
Streckfus boat company in speaking
to a Gate City reporter, aboard the
slightly disabled steamer, said that
on account OF the narrow channel
the crew had attempted to back ont
through the draw instead of running
down, bow first and making land
ing. A heavy wind was blowing at
the time and the big pleasure boat
was borne against the bridge abut-
ment, knocking the sides Of several
buckets from her wheel and smashing
some OF the boards in the bridge
crib work over which the draw sec
ton swings.
The q. s. steamer Emily seeing the
plight Of the Sidney when 1t became
lodged against the west end bridge
pier. threw a line and helped the
larger boat safely into the stream.
The Sidney then ran short distance
north of the bridge and tied up. A
government barge and workmen set
to work at once, repairing the small
damage to the wheel. The Sidney
left this afternoon at $3.50 for. st
Madison on the return trip.
Several aboard the Sidney were
frightened when the boat first struck
the. bridge during the gale of wind
but were treasured that the extent
of the damage to the wheel was a
broken bucket or two. The hull was
not damaged by coming in contact
with the bridge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-11
COURTESY ALWAYS AN ASSET
Simple Trial WIN Convince Anyone
That II Really Pays to Be Gem
tie and Polite.

II you doubt the value of courtesy,
Just put the power of courtesy to
test for a single day. When you
have done this you will be ready to
admit that 1t has dynamic power.
Let US suppose that you are house
keeper, with many things to attend to
at the markets and shops. You de-
termine, come what may. that you
will be courteous. A dealer has sent
you poor goods, for which he has
made an exorbitant charge
He declares that this is not true;
he Is rough and determined
You maintain an attitude of per-
feet courtesy, wait little, are patient
patience is one OF the essentials of
courtesy state that You hope he can
adjust the matter, as you would pre-
fer to have him continue to support
you.
AS a rule you will gain your point
with the dealer. In any event you
will score within yourself more than
one point In the strength saved and
In self-respect maintained More than
this, you will leave definite good with
each person with whom you come in
contact.
That each human being Is sur
rounded by an emanation which at
fects those about them is true, since
1t is sufficiently tangible to have been
photographed. What the sun is to
air courtesy is to this personal at
mosphere. and to be courteous is to
have and TO hold and to radlate a
beneficent power which will be like
the power of sunshine