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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-19
lie misunderstanding lennon.

itraiion, bic General 6uertn, ME man
iur6tete. am %meritauilhen unabbdn'
al9teitstnse. nm 3Isnltos ben is. BE-,
in Scene ieeen wuroe, itelui iebr barm'
los aepeieu III isin. GsneraI puertn
eridien UNI Mittsruaft. bel itromenoem
8eaen. oui BEN SaltOn oes 5ie9terun5s'
valaites uuo rtei. IS Iebe Die Il n :
abbdngigtett! IS Iebe Wert'
@oraui Die unleu oerlammelle
8oltsmen9e IN lauien 5ubeI ousbrad
un6 Uerenugt mad quule gin9. Duran
burite ielbit Der rnbIaIeite S~dbelrdBler
in @nlbinetOn nlhls aus5uleben nnoeu,
uno BON Der aur5e oIsisr aniprohs
t6nnten iih otenorsin unisre poIlliiden
MauIbeloen eiH Bsllpiel nsbmen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-19
Tie Setriebsunfane Der lcbten

iuni Sabre baden oen @lleubnbuen oes
4anOss runo ed5i9 WilliOnen
Dollars getoitet, IS 1T nlio jeoenIaus
ni6t BLOB NnhIdiiigteit Der @rlsnbnhn.
oerfualtun9sn, Die Die llniGus berbeis
fubrt. Osnn Die liuo piel gu CUTE 3tsh.
nsr uno uI1ien gang 9ennu. Dab iehSte
Miliouen Dollars fem Bnppenitiel lino.
@s muB llriaben gebsn. bsren 8sielti.
sung bod itwierlser lit ais BON Y4bli.
tum i'm aa9smetnen angenOmmen wtro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-19
lie Baltimore Wrauc SmruL Die

5ur unteriuhung 6e8 Galtets GUAM
menserulsu mar. srtIdrte: nDa5 Qlitef
bat lib. nab Den uns uOrlte9snoen
Nusiassn. our4 oen onge9en 9eiubrten
&reu5Sus MIDI uerringert. Naes.
mas oleler Sreunu9 erreidte, 1T, Oaf
er es 10 eiter uerbreitete.
3ieles urthell lOltsn lit ale QaIter.
risher uno &reu5Slsier merfen. A0il
benz Holi5eitnilppeI lit Der Broititution
nIdjt belSutommen, uno no immer oies
uerlubt wOrosn 1T. lift Die 8eltrsbune
febIselbIasen. sic bat nur Oaju &c
iibrt, oaB oas 9alter @essnoeu nuI
lubte. Die IS IonIt mieo.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-19
Cine 9pucuncr 3citnns bc,eid,,

net IS ais btsarr. oaB Der Neltsr Der
o%usmartiaen HoIttil zines erOsen 9ans
oss nit Snudreonern. Sonslsureu nno
dhnIlheu Sinltlern in Der Welt htr.
umjitbe. Nun lit 8rpan allerolnQS
gum @Iut tht Der Better Der Gus.
tpdrttgen Hoiltit Der ger. St0atsn.
Nbsr tmmsrbiu tit er ipsuieitsns osr,
u a NJ II nab Staatsletretar.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-19
Ter neue @nraermeiiter ppn

9{eiu Nprt ldneibt lih Moolpb Mltne
Seiu Yn,er bttB Nnton alein. ieins
SHUTTER mar cine Srlnnoerin. Mdre
Der Batter ELL Srldnoer 9eweien.
Damn mliroe Der Sobn ieinsu 9tamerl
Iebr ipabriheinlid1 beute nod ihyeibtu.
tpis ieius Horidbreu ihu Dor bunotr,
Sobreu m Idleer 9sldrieben bsben
Die lstoiQe l%,uiitte. itinsn Wdmsu iu
orrerttortliter II gtns dht oeut IL :
2%lnjilte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-19
Ter 9rdHoemt Der ,.eaiu ano

Oroer 9edsue" in Mattoon. gu. Der
Breoieer elmer Der puritnnli6en SET
tertirten, Slice, ipuroe unter Ter Nn'
tln9e. grOBe unterihIe,ie ueriibt Su ba'
ben, eiugeipsrrt. IS 1T ibrefItd. mie
BeeI5ebnb Den @uten uub 8ereblen
6uurride Iegt!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-19
Ter Ne,u Nurfer priefter. Der

WV sJEhe<N ktNTF<F "
Den grauenbdileu Moro on benz BON
ibm ueriubrten G~ienitmdoheu begina,
ano leloey 6tutiher 6ertunIt 81 lem
ldelnt, bebuuptet er babe Die Nbliht
gsbabt. lih ipater leIblt su entleIben.
g8snn CT Dies nur porber sstban bdttel
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-19
prdmien Site.

Gin Jahr inn perans be'ablenee
ubouuemteu erhalten ie einen
Ids5nen Haiemeer ais Prdmie
aratis une p~ertefrei. lin Prd-
miem inns ioI9snee 'ar answahs
Uerhauoen:
Raturopoit, (oooon limb orelSebu Nunt'
mern eritltnenl.
Qrdmien oe0en Mehr-
;ahiuno.
3odtbnf,.
Et.iaer's beutIh : ameritauilfes aohbuh
fur ileine 1Familien. Bon Waloenlar
Shreper. Yreis IS Gents.
Rabmaidbinea.
Tie rRproItern" : Rnhunaidlne No. l piro
aui 5 Sabre lhriitlih gorGntirt, p8rop
heao"s @ebGuie. eTtra felne &olltur, ale
ueueIteu &erbenerungen, ablolnt bic bere
Waidiue, Die fir Irgeno elnen Yreis ere
hditilh S2O
Tie ygtproiteru"s AahuaidlRe No. 2, ges
nau 1pie no. /. rur NIT authnmatblhem
Drop Seuo". .S27
Tie -gtorolern" Hidhnaiftne no. 3, IN
9toloen Gat 8jehauie. antbpmatlihem
Chain gilt. 9uaelager . @eltel NIT
arthrntatlidtm p2elt Aeplacer@, hohem
Grm, aehdrtete Stahltheile. alle yQtttodl.
meuts" in Santmet aaltdhen. Sine Qute
Nfaihlne 81 Dem lebr btaiBen 8re,s pon
Uur....,.... .............. SlS
ale .Roroitern". Maihine No. 4. geunu pie
No. 8. nur i'll 9ests@abl 6orrt, $21
Vile oieie Ruihinen limb obiolnt aaran.
Ttrt. 3te ;Sradlt bat Der aauier 81 traaen
ant lie betragt bon d0t bis 81. lt nab Der
2iitans.
am Beteu ano 5lteritsu IN sS. eas @eIo per
Dpffauiusi'ung %(d2paeu Groerl, BITE Der Boiimfliter
In ben ar6hsren Ertld,aftsa ausleaen fam. ~ lher
5eueen. Scenic ant mo itfher lno BITE Srurefis
auuetluua II. ueide bic Naeuttn In alien Irpres
Statipneu ausiteneu. sSeRn man eas Web yer Bot
HniretinHa ober yer GrprtsaHpetinHe itidt. 1t es
ai6t npthmenoia. ben betrefen6eu Brief rrqtltrtrcn N
tdFen. peRH biz aoreife beutlid qethrteheH III Nelt
nan bageaen %daTae b ii ben Brief. 10 iplte bieier
sets restittrt ipsrben. TN ijther IN ieln, buB oerfelbe
ctniia automni. ffnr tssleieaounaeu tn einflebem
HTttfneritlans ttsraehTaen intr itiaeriet Herani'uort
aIhtett. 3n {dge erH Aoresesranoernnaen uerasne
Hsu "a Ribt. bic atte etepi0pobI lUie BITE Reue
BoNeincs aHguge en-, hsHH fpuit toHuen ipir ben hd7
mtu tn ben Aidleyn car altht fHesH.
Yontu- Cr6eIS burton nibt, fte bGs 10 Of. aeihiebt.
ais bermeiutlits Qaittnna 5arnfbehatteR mer
AeB. TO- I'm fa6 ben HvieieH eetsRtegen.
7ieie YranicuItlte ,uiro ohne neitere
Rotis 0uu Bet gu 3eit ergdust uno ueraus
cert, uno oleie 4Srciie rihten lit nab benz
iewetIigcu Ninrfmerth.
Euittuug eriplqt nur onrh Neuherung
oes IatunS aui benz NoreBitreiien.
Wan a~oreiiire etniah:
'NORDSTERN''. La Crosse. Wis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-19
pramien oeoen Mehr'
;ahluno.
(lnfhhuHn

Steiaer's beutIh ameritauiifes aohbuh
fur tIeine GamiIien. Bon WaIoenIar
Ehrener. Rreis rs Gents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-12
MURPHY CONFIDENT OF
GETTING JOE TINKER
ccnr,ir.e. Report ira. Giants Mrss
apporson $4,000 Among otner
Clubs in tire League

TINTED Press Leased Wire Ssrvical
NEW YORK Dec. l2.-after all tie
fuss has blown over. vii get Tinker.
MS the conE6en. assertion ot Caas.
webb Murphy Of Chicago to.ay- AZ
er days OF 6.cke-fng joe Tinker vas
stnl the property Q. the Cincinnati
Reds TO-DAY, and eve-y other trade
discussed during the meeting mp u
last night Rad fallen through Tie
gram received from Tinker stating he
would 20 nowhere bat Chi-ago and
Pittsburgh. resulted In negotiations
between Garry Hermann and Press-
dent Epbetts OF Brooklyn being called
OF. Ebbetts is understood to haTs
made a final offer OF $500 n cash
AMI OutheIder Zack Wheat FIR Tinker
ana Bob Bescher. Chances we're fay-
orable TO this deal bsins closed whsn
Tinker's telegram was received The
New York Giants must apportion s3s..
roo equally among the clubs OF the
league as g result OF the adoption o.
a committee report thar the Giants
should share . percent OF their 1872
worlds series receipts. Despite dis
ruling by the league, however. i i
understood the Giants viii file pro
test against the Rayment Of about
$4,000. one quarter OF the clubs
money in the series played this year
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-12

nan said 10 hare been wounded. Eas
hurried away II : higa powered auto
mobile which Eas s.anding nearby
Mar windows we're broken b firing
bullets and passengers oa Madison.
street car lar tiat on the bottom OF
the car ID escape the shower OF lead
The comhatazts we're said to be
members Of rhs Sirpcco and the jim
ny Kelly gang szs taa sght resulted
from disputes as 10 privileges il the
garden during The running q the six
Gzy race
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-12
Rltehie-Murphy Go Mex Month.

United Press Leased Wire Ss-vice-
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec Although
Willie Richie Is in bed -o6zy under
going treatment fo- n a5scsss II hts
nose, he declared he Eozld Dc rssdy
to meet HARM Tommy MurphF nsx-
month Physicians scr i voEl1 have
been Ye-y 6a1gE1zs hs5 Richie t-s=d
% meet Nur7hy Tsd1ssdzF night =
scheduled His lo= and tie SIDE OF
lis face are bzdIE f1flansd MarEaS 5
Plaas arg undecide1 L IL does 70.
eet Richie nsrt noa-a ~ 1sy a.
Iss a. offer 70 Ezh- joe RtTers 4
NsF Eo-k lamar II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-12
SPORTS
REMARKABLE SPRINTING
FEATURES BIKE RACE
L.o.rs 8 Miles Ans1d Of ~ Press-
oes Ree1-cs x Min. o'cseek
Iris Morning

FTuseai Press Lsasss8 Wire Ss-Tsoe-1
NEW YORK Dec I2-Rs-s-kssls
s7rsastns Featured The six iay escyssss
race hare 6-ag the night sd es-ay
toiar. az5 IS -ss1ls ,sa tsaZs we're
.ss6 81 400 niles. laps 81 the .as.a
hor. Aepsss1d sa6 Paesszs1sa-
tie GeDE team staged sensation
al SPIRIT a1rag the night EgSt-g Ea
the ap sAsy had LOST Ca-sv and
wsgks-. tie rae0as-1csi team,
czasas tie ssld asresag At ssrsa
oEcloos this morning s1d made up
RIO laps taey had lost
Al nszs o'csock tie leaders ~ers
shirrthres niles aassd o. tie rsc-
od-
Esriy today tie team o. Hansen
sad Andersen quit tae rsee- They
Ee-e sve laps behind Al this tire AMI
Anderson vas suffering rom stoD1cl
sro7hls- TIE Leaders q the tHssa
hour ~ere Is follows: ye-ri and
B-occo: Breton AMI Psrcaseos: Root
and McNans-. AErs-ce and Magzl.
Ealsrsad and Dro6sch; Foyer aad
Goallst; Hi and Rysa: Walth0ur All
C@ins, COREY and Wagss- Aprl=-
hand and Packenausca. 1854 niles
; laps
Clark and GEenEa- Carmen and Can
dan Mills and Thomas we're Seas1d
tie leaders. Ehiie KopseF and hsef=
we're Is miles. laps behind the
Leaders
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-12
Fox Lssks Esse-isre..

I United Press Lsasst 7757t-s SerTtce- !
DENVER Colo- Dec .z-Jiunr
For. o. San Frs-eszeo. aseds aore
sxssrisace II the at.esu rozns game
v@ ths o7i-soa totEy Of zEht fans
who sz- his ef-sen -o1zd draw battle
With BenaE slaTsI las. night Fox
ogt5oIsd ne Mexican to- TEL rounds
and theu =esseueds Chavsz laastng
hin t-=eay uat5l the srfsa olce
Chavez s=1t PIX doEn for the c.oanr
c. six
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-12

Athletes Decreases Use Of Tobacco
EUntte6 Press Leased Wire Seryice.
EAToN. Ohio. Dec 1e-That the
absence of athletics II me high school
i largely responsible for tire increased
pse o. tobacco among The pupils S
The opinion O. Prot H z. Black,
lead q the school sEstan
Bv sending out printed slips for
ths boys 70 ans~G he learned that CT
e to-rynaa boys II enc class, seven-
teen ara addicted n me uss q the
vesd Last rear. vhaz athletics wsre
T-s--itta1 there wera bur SIX addicted
70 the haiti
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-12
Rf.chle Under pccsor's Care.

limited Press Lazssd Wire SaETics-l
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1z-Willie
Richie Ess still under . Doctor
care today following AZ operation Tor
a5scsss or the nose. He Is IN bed
with AZ ice pack over his face TO r.
duce Inflammation The doctor says
Richie needs rest and that his man
ager die right in not letting hin. Sight
Tommy Murphy. Murphy Is SIN here
waiting for word from Ritchse as 70
the date OF their match Il is baliev-
ed they will gel together in January.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-12
OUNCE. Accepts ua.ca wfer w.le4.

TL-1t-s5 Press Lsas@5 Wire Sssc=
CLEyE LAND. On5o. De 4z-yo1a-
II Dundee Il training ae-e to- rs
zgat kin J51zny Griffith Ak-g1 I1ga--
=ge- x Czrscz- Eo-daE 1igz =
cs5Fs5 telegram today Offering ain
Z match v Frsddse wsle ne
E1g.isa serz7pe-. q Na~ Orleans
Nsw Years Dzg DEots zccsF-ad.
1E1te= vas sc1s6El4d 70 -4s- Joe
Rivers Il re sov.he-- city Ser
Tears hut Rivers injured Etz arm Il
training and me 1.ou- rzs called ot..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-12
oetv Two GUS ~ tinker.

Tinted Press L=ased Wire servica j
CHICAGO. Dee l2-S no7ld sny
club put Pt-tsbu-ga D. Chicago buy
ne they VII - simply throwing
their no1sy sEsg said Joe Tinker,
to-uer Cincinnati leader. today =
hsd oae season Of bass bail avaY
from Chicago whsre ny family re-
sides ard Where ny business inter
es.s ere and dent care FOR anothe;
unless ! 60 to Pittsburgh
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-12
Gard
Commercial League Friday.

The second battle IN the CONNER
ciai league begins Friday night 81
SIS and Is open 10 the pablic The
IrEtn-PhLlips team piaEs the kellogg
Birge team and the Standard oils
play the Huiskanps SATURDAY. after
Moons game viii be played At 800
o'clock, between the Power CITY Cigar
Co. and the Mississippi River Power
Co. teams
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-12
johnson Not Deprived Of Ti.,e.

PARIS, Dee 12.-Jacs johnson has
not bsen deprived Of his title OF
worlds EFasy weight champion By
the International Boxing Union, ac-
cording to statement today in the
newspaper L'auto. Stories says the
union only proposed such action hut
English and American delegates OBJ
ject ID
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-12
GUNMEN BATTLE
AT SIX DAY RACE
Fusslizs. Of saots Between Two
Gangs arous. Sleepy Watchers
~ Madison Square GarSen-

UNITED Press LEASED wire se-rscel
NEW YORK. Def s2-while The
SIX dars bicFc.e racers we're pec1alilg
stszdiIy about NaEisoa Square Gar
den early .oGzy, sleegT watchers Ee-e
su66aaly aroase6 oy sussiEzde o.
Shots .Gs- outsice a16 deadlg gus-
nan battle Eas soo- n full sway.
More than 100 shots we're fred One
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-12
Hew = s.nkrup. u. go.

a prominent New To-k a-ss'e.s-
says II il were rot so7 ne =
stockings and thin sosst s-oF -
BIZ women the doctors w0uA1 $50
be bankrupt When you =
cold do not wait for il 10 c.
pneumonia but treat i al o1Ss- -
berIatn.s Cough Remedy i .-
especially for coughs and Co. rs
has won vide reputation . = -.
Of these diseases il IS ia
tuai and is pleasant and SAFE Y
For sale by all 6ea 1ers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-12
Woman Swimming Panama Canal.

UNITED Press Leased Wire ssrvice.l
PANAMA, Dee. l2Miss Elaine
Golding. New york's expert woman
swimmer today set out TO swim across
Gatnn lake to Gamboa. the second
stage of her proposed swim through
the canal. Miss GoIding began her
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-12
Interm.stzt. Leagu. Formed.

Yesterday the student informed
tate league elected ssrickler. David-
son and Ssifert As captatns. The en-
ploysd intermediates elected AEres
McGav. McQuoid and Wilson. The
intermediate class is the largest n ths
7, and two good leagues are ansici-
Pated Play wiz begin "Wednesday q
next Esek.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-12

swim yesterday. starting a. the five
nile buoy opposite Christobal- She
got as far IS to~er lock at Gatun.
She expects 70 traverse the lake wiki
out Tearing the water.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-12

S-aG1 SE q ITe-
TABLETS would do for
then, I" writes q. NJ
Tougpszsrs. EDITOR Of
the STR, Lake View,
Ohio. One bottle Of
fae tablets would end
the trouble for mos Of
than ! suffered N
ssussly after eating
aid nsTes felt well.
acd 10 treatment CT
medicine ! trisd ever
seemed 20 do me any
good until reading an
advertisement for
Chamberlain sTablets
IN my own paper, /
t-ied . bottle Thehrst
few doses gave ne sur
prix;ng relief. and the
second bottle seemed
TO give me a new stom-
good heaith. ] didn't
would give me such a
hey are wonderful
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-12
ch;esoo "a Me-. OH, stat.

limited Press Leased Wire Service-l
CHICAGO. Dec. 1a-Ohso State uni
Yerstty. II was learned today. viii
probably be given q place on the Chi.
cago schedule in 1914
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-12
CHICAGO eookmakers Buy Track

UNITED Press Leased Wire Ssryice.l
NEW YORK. DEC l2-Smith and
Perry. Chicago syndicate bookmakers
close deal today for Robert LevE's
interest in the jamestown rate track
Tha price was said to be $4,000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-12
wo,css: laa chaflenae.

iE1Ita ass1 Ire ssrTice-
CHICAGO De- Ad Wo'gast,
former sa zEE champion, pulled
a191ser ore -55sE - Announcing him
self q - r5 cznlo Ion q the
w5rl cz Issued 2l word
tgEssEEiS-e1 statement Offering 70
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-12
Ratioan Eieet.a Captain c. g. c.

ST LOUIS No. Dc. l2-Har-y
RaLcan, star righ, hzf hack. Szs
elected captain q Ire Ca-.s-iza Broth
ers College. 1914 s.eyea
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-12
Gave Him
A New Stomach

g.c-sck ard lvsE s-u1osss whom wish
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-12
Nlauist 70 Pilot ST. Loui.

United Press Leased Wire Service /
ST. LOUIS. No Dec ia.-Dan Nj
auist- half back. VIII pilot the 1914
81 Louis university foo. BAH squad.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-12

maui VIII Ritcaie o. arr ons els
able TO make I35 pounds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-12
FIRST GAMES PLAYED
IN BASKETBALL LEAGUE
@cAu-k Kings Defeat ~ ~sun Mer>
rssn's- ~ Giles. seors-lnt.r>
mediate League Forrseo-

R. ss-so- 49, --S hsssst haD
sss-,,s $3.50 wAss,sssar
-s-a- go - -s-a- --o~a xs.-,
49, -. So -a-evas
sEaz. Is gearas rs -{,sncs-. Hfns and
-Bun- Ms--sr, r. ssr.=- ~sautnx hy
rs esoss srare a. 1s.rs The cams
rs -, -,-vs :. .s-eS mr. vital
As+ sns soma srrssae-. Shooting vas
DOS On no.h ssdss re ars was
-rrbodTs- ercu whistle 10 CONS.
q Ana r.s he r,ox. r,o,s.sssut potnt
gamer.
Yo,sc~sa~ !. the rns-,.
Ms-rssn Sheldon
Il ar,s- Kiedassch
Fo-urd
e sr,an G. King
c@r.4-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-12

Read TIE Daily Gate oitg. y
week
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-12

think anything would give me such a
complete cure. They are wonderful
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-12
c. B. 4 Q. RAILWAY CO,

Trims Ieave from the u1ion dam,
BeHhs and tickets. Fifth and johnson
streets.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-20
TIE EVIDENCE SILL STANDS.

J \ loving cup from adnirlng citizens
was presented 20 Ex-Governor Sulaer
al Albany Saturday night 1, was
made the occasion OF great out6urst
II enthusiasm mixed with consid-
cradle hyster.a. Someone IN the crowd
shouted, "Hurrah for the next presi-
|denG" and every body cheered wildly.
For bringing about Sulzer's downfall
Boss Murphy and Tammany were
denounced until the speakers got blue
IN the lacc
The demonstration WAS all very nice
and showed that the ousted governor
SUN has friends left, but calm thinking
people viii continue Of the opinion
that Sulzer was caught with the goods
and thar Dee had q fair trial The evil
rcuce against him was overwhelming.
ma much to the disappointment OF
his friends. New York state and the
country ar large. he failed to offer
ny sort OF convincing defense. Tam
many ousted sulzer IL is true, but it
would have failed in that purpose II
su,zcr had been politically clean.
The moral OF the whole cftair rs that
rcformer TO do any reforming sue
eessfuHy must have a record that will
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DANIEL E.. SlCklES
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Gen. Daniel +. Sicklcs. one Of the
most picturesque and brilliant civilian
Officers of the civil war, was born in
New York city, oct. 20 1928. He grad
uatcd at New York University, became
a printer then studied law aud began
to practice In 1874. Three years later
he was IN the legislature and i'm 1853
he was corporation counsel of New
York. lie was secretary of legation
IN Ilandon, the same year. when James
buchanan, afterwaId president, was
minister. Mr. Sickles was subsequent
~ In the legislature again, I'm the SEN
ate, and In Congress. He was a strong
power In Tommany Hall at the out
break of the war when. at his per-
Sonal expense, he raised five regiments
called the Excelsior brigade and Kept
them IN camp over two months while
the government was hesitatlng wheth-
or TO send them TO the front Gen.
Sicblcs was conspicuous ut Chancel-
louisville and one of the heroes of Get
tysburg, where he lost a leg. Yet he
continued in active service until the
close OF the war when he went ON a
diplomatic mission To South America.
Later he served as United states min
lister to Spain Of late years Gen
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'nom the United states more raw cot
ton. machinery and locomotives.
Another important benefit 20 Japan
will br tina, Ok permitting her 10 send
dircct TO Brazil and later possibly to
other countries Japanese emgrants
who arc expected 90 go 10 South Am
rr.,s. m Increasingly large numbers.
FN. thousand laborers were sent to
Brazil ast year, three thousand we're
transported this spring. aud an addi'
tioual three or four thousand departed
duvus tbp month OF september all TO
lagvr IN tho cuCfcy field of Brazil. The
sJyanyrs carrying thcs, emigrauts now
pass Dy way of the Suez canal They
will go log Panama AIS soon a. the neT
waterway is opened
Increased Subsidies Considered
Tho Japanese government Is now
considering The question of increased
subsidies Cog Japanese steamship lines,
vheh would permit the building of
additional steamers for the Panama
route. The tire, great Japanese COM
pduj,s are tire Togo Kiscu Naisha. the
Nippon Yusrn Kaisha. and The osaka
Shus>u Klisha. An uf these concerns
ar, now building additional vessels,
most OF which are destined for the in
creased commerce TO European points.
a. as seems likely, the government will
increase the subsidies. il rs probable
tn3, stops viii be taken 90 lay Gown
ships which viii sail 10 ncw markets
u the western hemisphere
r, sam up tlv situation. Japan eN-
rlc.s 10 benefit greatly i'm a CONNER
,ial sense. from the opening of the
Panama Canal As Years 80 on. Sh-
r>p,cts 90 OCCUPY an increasingly i'm
uur,uu; place I'm the western markets
and hrUyv greater position 900 the
worlds commerce. Manufacturing is
stesJuy developing in the Industrial
y,ut-,z of Japan. and the empire easily
rgu supply additional world markets.
mnrye sod exports mean increase goid
suppiir#. md gold Is the metal Japan
uc-ds 'u build up and strengthen her
self at home and TO care for the grow.
ing wants of am increasing popultiUu.
that is already sixty millions
THE population Is augmentiug regu-
'a~'y az n, rate Of six hundred thou
send Sc year. Many Of these people
viii fivd homes iu Korea; some will
30 60 Man .uuria, and some to Formo
sa, and sim many others will find en-
UIoymsut in the growing factories of
tn, empire. The Panama Canal looms
gp us welcome solution Of Japan's
economic problem. II promises in
creased markets and it will carry L.
South America great numbers OF ia
I4u,sc. who are unable To- find the
means of livelihood az home
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