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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-08-07
Volunteers to the 'FRONT.'.

"women are not heroic after ALL"
"How now. Diavolo, how now?"
"You frequently hear Of a man re-
fusing to have his hair cut until n GER
tain party comes into power"
"Wel?"
"Has any suffragette vowed not to
powder her nose until the cause Ii VIC
torious?"
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-08-07

Il did net know you we're in athletic
training?"
Just lately, You see there is to be
a Sunday school picnic next week and
I'll have to go along to carry the has,
kets and to pull the kids out OF the
river"
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-08-07
Let the Others Do Il.

Master this secret early in life.
son." said old Mr.. Polonius.
What is It, dad?"
"You needn't chase your hat when
It blows of. II you pun up and look
pompous other people will chase 1t
for you And this applies to a great
many other 'hings as WE'LL"
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-08-07

We'll. when you get the suffrage.
wha. are you going to do with it?" de-
manded the Old Snarl. Use II. or tie
it up with pink ribbons and hang It In
q cosy %corner?"
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-08-07
The New CONGRESSMAN.

We'll how's being a congressman"
mot what it's cracked up to be.
Been in congress nearly three months
now, and amt been able to get on no
iunket to the Panama canal"
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-08-07
Has Its Use,

'I see that the silk hat was Invent
ed 100 years ago."
81 wonder how they pulled OF their
firsts OF April without IT."
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-08-07
Cheap Tuition.

"And do you always dance with the
ugly girls?"
"Yes; you Q I am only Just learn
ing to dance. and the ugly ones are so
grateful for a partner that they don't
mind"
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-08-07
Euerx Woman.

Maud-Every woman wants to en-
large her sphere.
Beatrix-True. but not her circum-
ference.-Judge.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-08-07

Policeman-Why did that man strike
you in the face?
Smith-He said he was an "Odd Eel
low and l told him he looked the
part.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-08-07
TAKEN FOR

Hobart-My fiancee insists on
'obey" being cut out Of the marriage
ceremony.
Albert-Well. It would look a little
absurd to put 1t In. old chap!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-14
Sra fjpbenbapnf 8ustryffer ii

Sra fjpbenbapnf 8ustryffer til
argentine Sneenisr. ST. @oatrpf:
fer slage sSsrgenlen, Ger fin Sif
bab6e @ogtrpfferi / @jpbenbopn 1ro.
bo,r6re0e for Ell 81 slar lioen til
slrgenti,so, prbpcoe el, 1io Ser og=
ioo 8ogtrpfferi / 9uenns slires
men bleb oerpaa Eegller og 9ano.
11tooler 90 ifreu oerom ifjor en- in,
teresiant glrtifel %. ST. % IT,"
bebrere,r0e s,1gelliprarbeioer. ba,1
bor aniot bco / NropinIelr @or0o'ba
9el1 bar 1r. S. iel,bt 8ootrpffer-
blo6et cit Nrtifcl mes Billeoe. Sar
ifriber::
Set er ct opcrorbeutligt 1ll11bt
og bebngeligt @linra Der / 8iergette
CO. 600 Mleter oper Saoet, ,tlnio.
6elbart beo 8iergflo6en r9}io Ger.
.cero", % man bliper tillplteInbe,,ot
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-14

v9forSlDiet" far huber Sperifrif
ten ,,5fol 8ro6erlanrfunoct rhine
RESP" optagct Sc al os ol'penot
Mrtifler fra 'Sefret9r Sollt / Cog
Mr. 172, @bilaoclpbia, No., o9 &r
g. 6. Msa6len i 21toinatou Micb
8laoets ebig unge llogiper ST.
@1nil Sppfer priier ieprigt fin sSor
retni11gsf6rer &r. 3bco. 2ito, Jon
forleoen fpl6te 38 og nleboeler, al
bo11 er en- 3re6ie6el 0nnlf, en- 3re:
biebel ouerifanit oa cit Ireoteoe3
,1orif upn 11bnerfet 9an1mel,:
bIan6iug", i(l1tter 6. 3. 9fotitiel1
Moo oct p9re % tillo0t at til:
fbie, at Sr. Oppfer ielp er iii 3iel1=
oeoele DorI It, ol1trent en- Iieltoeoe]
@erifoner og @eiten = s(1nerifa=
fter
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-14

&rofesior u. &, 6amie,., por
lneget befien6te 2at,osnano fra
@rootings> Sp6 9afota, er fornyhg
penot tilboge fra en- af fine monge
@eiier = Sen fjer6e / Meffen
til Sibirieus grfcner> meobringe1,-
oe rs Son af cit iborigt al baln
allereoe tioligere inbigrt Mrt al 9ll-
falfa-Snb, ser bar piit Jig at iloa
ioa l16n1Rrfet 0fo6 sSorben 6en
|peitli9c Gel al Spo Dafota og belt
Up / Canada. Cen fprlte ,neofgrte
Yrpue al oerne @eo bar fin lille
% oa oen MI piitc Jig ober al Jur-
pe11tllirg egnet for &c tli1natiife
6orDolo, gialot set ont at faa SCI,
inofgrt iaa itore apo1titeter jonl
n1uligt, % Stotens 2eoislot11r be-
pil9coe 10000 Collars til en- np
&eiie til Erof. @unien, poa bpilfen
ban eeaab Jig 5. %. Maj 9lar.
Sber ct. &etersborg og Moifop,
bbor Gfspeoitionen oreauiiereoes,
orog 9}rofesiore,1 bels pr. Sernba<
tie, oels / Wo9ntog no set norbre
|Sibirien, bpor @fterib9ni,tg og
Snolamling al Sen iiplone Hlante
begpnote % fuloen6tes unoer itore
Mfapn paa @ipiliiationens @o6er.
Boruoen Mlfalfa rne6bragtes et Mrt
al barbet rp6 @lgper, ion1 nuligpis
ogiaa pil funne faa 8ctDbning fom
Booeritof spo Dafotas Sor6. Do
lan a1hre ijGl0ne Slrter fprtes nteo
lbienl, og / oet belc lsotalers &rof.
t@anien Jig meb lt6rlte 9ilfre6sbeb
tont ltbbpttet al fit meiie Snrlig
glab par Nrofesioren, ion1 $orti-
fu1ts,rilt, pper en- np Nrt of baoro=
| fere &irie6Gr, fl,noet paa oe1rne @ej=
| ie, ion1 na,liguis ogfoa ton faa @e-
Etpbaino Sc foloe peltltge Stoter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-14
Kurt tprtalt.

NDft1i1QlI 81. Wt1lel1elt QI Sull
Sraneisco blep for pmtreut 8 Moa=
ne0er ltOel1 rant al ct '5log / @ope-
oet lne6 ocn SWlge, at ban ntiite6e
6ufomn,elien Oh, iin egell SSoentttct.
|&an bar / lellQere Gib rejit 2ar6et
r,tt1bt bel1 1sro ban par &eltrp
Marpin, % iesD bans ege'l &one
|er set lite lDFfe0es at operbepi}e
baln ON, bpell1; Dan bar.
- Meprglea1sa,1ter for ltniteo
Nfiue @orfers' sSSourlral / Sss,16iana=
polls lnel,er, at ion1pittig5eoslgle
strbejosagenter il Chicago forlbger
at faa lfa1toinapilfc Mr6ei6ere Der
|lte6s til at goa lon1 @fineapbeioere
til Colorado. Nfan o.r1l1ooer ON at
aopare Sfa,1oinapcr moo at rcjie
|0erti! i1lbtil iifR,,.si !Mtncr1re Gar
Fflu1bet en- fi1fre0sltille,1qe Srbri.tg.
.Drp sSormino" &o119rcsien /
9uliu, Sfla., / Oagene fra ben %.
It'll 81. Oftober gap ion1 &one0rei,,l=
tot Ell 8elnring pm goo 1Sornli11g,
Ser oil prrc al a,snteresfc for bele
|9totionen. &ongresielt gap Ell Sat
bisniug al Sen ajenne'nameuoe onle-
rifonife 5fisoeslesbeb iSarnlnle=
tbo0er ng faltllog bpor bpjt e,1rop9i=
1fe Notipner ltaor oper oen alnert=
fm,ife i Nor,mhnsbo(onil1g, iaa at
#. @fs. 9ol1o, Ser iSraufrig pg
@nelano buubc gipet rig s0elt / TIL
li1,o s(ur cller laa, fer / 2an6et al
lerehe pilbe blpre n0pint / 9sbet al
en @fennelfeoloer font iSplae al oe1
gienuen,initliqc anerifallfe Sat-
mere5 ulttofncln1eli9be6" moo Sen
Sorb, ser brp0fe6er 9aln.
- 5efret9rel1 for Department Of
Commerce i 8albington, 8. g.,
bar uolejet 12 Ser poa sltlauter=
bapsfplten til SpOrettting al Rn=
be, al ol1e SC forlfiellige &arieteter,
for bpi(te ser CT flor @fterl lperglel,
od }p1n briuqer cll nleaet l1gi Yris.
Iil @diS Se5iie 8illo1rS
Brpllnp / Set Sbioe 6l1s @alb=
in9ton 5. 25. 9fopetnber bar Nseo<
lenu1erne al @epr9ie1,ta,tterncs Slts
iom @ope til 8rl1oeu ifiaatfet ct
9alsimpffe, ser beItaar al cit Dta=
ntant. pejenoe 61a aurat, omgipet
al s5 ,ninore Diauonter, onbragf
i &ere= 6orn og faitejort til en-
Salsfin6e, bpilfen oglou biit og
fer CT i1,6lat Dia1nanter. @apeu,
font blep uopalgt al @iis @enebiene
Glarf, cit Dotter al @u1ets Spea-
fer, en .sss1lbelerforretni1g / Seem
Dorf, bor cit &nroi al ooer 5000
Collars.
Sra atna ntel0er 6e ieueite'
teleerafiife gterretni,rger, at en- ,tD
MeboIntion Sen ib6liae Del af BET
Di,nrnelife Mige er lu,ber Cpiejling.
@reiibent Guam Sbi &ai 1t6elrlffes
Sc forIe6en fra &arlian1e1tet ca.
800 Meole,nr1er al 41uo5Oing &ar<
tiet, set oprin6eliee mebol11tions<
Anrti mos Moucbu =DDnaittet, ale
fra sp6=@i1,a, og bette / sSorbin6el<
lie meb @ienin6iGtteliel1 i @,nbeoe
ober Ell lab Sfo of Mancb1,= =Eilbrn=
geer, og hans nebbore1roe gee6Iob=
ling of politiifc Mobitonbere aier
Sit,1atio1en fritiif. 9en franf-fi=
neiiffe 8anf gab forle6en 0e,1 ,lu=
berenoe fi,,eitife 8egieritg ct
2aan paa 80 Mil1ioner Dollars.
I - @frib efter Grppeuummer
ns Ae&&a 0oIAA M
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-14
sraftat n,co 9anmarf. ubenrigs.

Sraftat mcb 9anmarf. 1benrigs<
lniuiiter grpa1l ,neobelte sen Soc
9tonu1ber at gut ltoo a1noer-
bal,oling ,lreo Daumarf om Mfillt.
ming al en Graftat, ser pil unoer-
fate alle 3piitemaal nellem De to
2anoc, ielp ioa0onae iom bereter
Sen 1mtipuale sore, en &plogifts-
rets @fgjgrelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-14

v@i faar optase aolleften fbr
@l16stie1teitel1 i6ag," iagbe 8rtHtea1
It'll @irfetjenere,1, LEG ifaI inaffe
ON Sfone1li.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-14
Bnob1iiiife syorcoraa. Dr. Ma-

8nobbiitiife lyorebraa. Dr. Mtd=
iabaru 9(r1Gafi, cit sSupaneier, Der
o,ues ion el, slutoritet / alt ans
gaaenoe Bno6bismen, ifal bol6e en-
Mnffe fSorebrag beb @arpar0 l1nts
perlitet oper bennc bla,,6t gliiaterne
fao ,tobre6te gfefiaion. San cr
6orfatter al ,flere Nerter, 6er=
iblat1bt ct ON bet sss116trpf, io1n Sri
itenoolninen gigr paa el, iapaneif
8uboDiit, og taller % ifriper @,,,
gelff % 8ranif.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-14

!6elen &cllcr bprtc for ierlte
@ane lit 2ip Wauiit forleoen Gag
Il @rie, ga. Yrofeslor iSran5 &ob-
1er gab be,,6e s(,,leo,1ing til at bbre
Muiiffen. So bon bopoe leit ONT,
at bgpe 3pif(a1b bauoe bert Wls-
iitfen peo at iatte fine Een6er paa
sS11itr,unentet, gior6e &rof. @obler
Experimental mes @fiIs Seller. @n
6lbite, &o1ltrabas og Gello blep be
npttet. 6un raabte:: rght bsrer
iee 6et. Set er iom gngleian9."
Den lille Slot, Ion bar tiliteoe,
bleb 6Dbt bebgget oner Sen begobe6e
Higes @l9oe oper 0fuiifen.
Sele 6albben @cbtgan moro er be-
69ffet n1eb Sne, og oct antageS, at
ober 5000 @iortejGgere befinoer Jig
/ 5fopcne. sSrcbningstioen el1bte
BEN 8. geon. Ser bar albrig fer
beret lra mango sSegere oet norb<
Iige @iicbigons Sfobe iaa ti6lig
poa 9loret pg ser bliber liffert e,t
bolbion1 9fe6Iagt,,ing al Dpr. Dis=
ies Spor laber iia io let op6age /
ben 6pbe Sne. Gre al oe mango
sssagtulpffer paa oe,. sbre &nlp6 I
Gfteraaret bar babt en- osbelig l1b-
gong.
- sfrib efter Hrspenummer
lat bette @la6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-14
@elfpmitmpbe / u@rnnotpias

Ct'lu4SNWPUC NVA"U~~~SoS
!6ms". Danlf-nmerifonif abi1toe=
forenino / &isbenbapn bar bellnttet
/ slnr ligclom iSior at inbbDoe
bjen1penoerbe 2a11oslunno til ct
gelfuu1itlnpoe / v@runbtuias @uS"
Deanbog oen %. Dccenr6er, Mfte11
ser. 71%> ga '5fibet ullnitco states"
lige bil bore unfpmn,cr mes sSule:
9jpiter fra Nnerifa. Vlanbt anort
|pil Grif MppcI tale. &pillbeforel1in:
gems iyorntano, sSru 2olliie 5egS
bro, !S5prSbolm pil 9ierne forlt>
1nootooc Meooclelic fra ocnL Del
fomn,er. @ten bette or ho0 iftt
8etingelie for Oeltaaelie, s(lle e'
Ipelfonme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-14
Blannt GannBmtrmn.

|yngrc for bper Sag, % jee- Niner
6er antaget for ca. 30 slar, fpnf
|ieg er 12 Qlar 9lore.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-14
SfanDiuapiife &rritcr i 9luitrali

Sfanoinapiite &reitcr / Muitrali-
en-. Sr. S6er1tleit,lont 2arlcn lfri=
Der til .@a1unarf !1ielnuc og l(0c" I:
u9et piloe pore bel6igt, ON De /
0eres mcget lelte 8la0 pil6e oo=
bore t,nerifanife og anorc lfaaoina>
biif-lutberife &r9iter moo at tage
ber til ultralten. Set er 1tabig
blenet .onltolt / mlerifnnife Bla6e,
at ser lf11l6e bruges ntinoit 3 ifanoi=
11npiit, ,lutberife &rGlter / A'lee11ss
|lano; i @trfeligbc6et ct Sen lta1s-
|6inapiife menigDeo sHrisbaalc loa
lille, at Sen life fan boloe cit
i@rnit."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-14

- sfrib efter Hrspenummer
|af bette Slab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-14


9isteren 6, s. Melien, 5en al
|af0g0e @piltoleforltanber @br. 0eiel=
ien, @i,lbDolm, pe,rtes at fon1me
til Mmerifa 8egD11belien al Ge=
celnber for at ltu6ere ISolfene %
5orbol6ene, @o1 or pil(ig til at
bol6e Sore6roe fpr 2anosln911o,
bpor oct moatte 9nlfcs, % 1on1
@,nne 11Gbner ba,, u3ret ira Gan=
n1arfS llbpifling / be so 9(ar fra
1864 til !914", leo1aget af Sren1=
bisning al 2psbilleber al ba111f
&irf1onrbeo, oonife gane % oaa1it
&nltl,r / Bp og poo 2on6. CDp. y
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-14

- @frib efter Irsoeuammer
# bette BIab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-14

9anif @ruberiamfnnb ~ BET oan'
ife Sprps. - GDerpreiioc1.t Niel'
ie,s ,@enltilli1g til 9ro6erlamfun:
bets Dfeolenmer on1 at 1tile ben til
at gjere bet engelIfc 5prog lige,
ftillet aneo set oonlfe peo Sorel1in.
gems Meoer, bar frelttalbt en @ef-
fe sssnoles, lerlig fra 0ec0lemn1e1
|af .. .. g., og oisic toges 6e,
nGiten l,oen l1n6tagelie 9(fitaa,b fre
SnerpreItoentens 6enltilling. co.,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-04
MAY HOLD NAVAL
EXHIBITION HERE
Matter Has Been Taken up With Navy
Department With View Of Secur-
Ing It for Celebration.

The United States bureau of navi-
cation will hold naval exhibits at the
larger fairs and expositions of the
country this summer and j. ]. Doyle.
recruiting officer here, has taken the
matter up with officials OF the dam
celebration with a view of securing
the exhibit.
The exhibit is a costly affair and
will only be given to those fairs who
guarantee q large attendance and not
more than one or two fairs in state
If there be conflicting dates. An itin.
erary is now prepared for the exhib-
its throughout the country.
1t is proposed that the exhibit con-
sist of number of models of naval
vessels and ordnance exhibit from the
seamen gunner class, display of the
electrical school. including radium,
machinist school and the artificer
school. It is understood that where
there is body of water which can
be reached by naval vessels they will
be sent, the size Of the vessel de.
pending on the means of reaching the
exposition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-04
PACKERS PLAN
TO KEEP CLUTCH
IT Tariff is Cut on Meat They VIII
Arrange to Make People Pay
Big Prices Still.

Omitted Press Leased Wire Service.
WASHINGTON April A. Demo-
Gratis interested in the taking Of the
tariff off foodstuffs in order to reduce
the high cost of living, We're exer-
cised today over report that agents
of the big Chicago packers are al
ready in Argentina trying to corner
the cattle markets there.
The report was that the packers.
convinced that the tariff on meat pro-
ducts will be abolished, are buying
up cattle in South America which
will be fatted for shipment to this
country as soon as the new tariff
goes into effect
In connection with this report it
was said that the cattle would be i'm
ported on the hoof" but will not be
trans-shipped Instead the companies
will transfer part of their forces to
Jersey City or some other convenient
point in New Jersey, where the i'm
ported cattle can be slaughtered and
marketed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-04
The Warsaw Gate CITY
Warsaw, ILL.,, April a, 1913.

Mrs. Jos. Steiger, Mrs Thomas
Dolan and Mrs. Frank Ginter of Keo-
kuk and Mrs, Chas. Saylor OF Hamil-
ton spent Thursday with Mrs. Thos.
z. Peters.
Geo. Klefnert had his right hand
badly mashed Thursday In the heel
machine at the shoe factory. It will
lay him up for several weeks.
On Tuesday April Sth, Or. George
NJ. Lark, dentist, of East st. Louis.
will open an office for the practice of
his profession in the front rooms over
Harry Grants grocery and hardware
store, two doors west of Sixth street
on Main.
Booster meeting will be held to-
night at the city hall Regular month
ly meeting of the Warsaw Co-opera.
tive Association. Matters of import
ance will be discussed
Professor ]. A. Johnston, Supt OF
the Hamilton high schools, will speak
at the public mems meeting Sunday,
April 6 at 2 p. m. at the hall Of the
Evangelical church in Warsaw, Sub.
ject of his address: THE Cooperation
of the School, Church and State" All
are invited whether affiliated with
any church or with none. to attend
and take part in the debate following
the address.
Peter ]. Brady. yard foreman for ]
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-04
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

state of Iowa, Lee county-ss.
IN the District Court of said county,
at Keokuk, May term, A. D. 1913.
Harry G. Walker, plaintiff, versus
Anna Walker, defendant. Original
Notice.
10 the above named defendant:
You are hereby notified that pc
.'tion is now on file in the clerks Of
nee of the District Court aforesaid at
heokuk in behalf of the above named
pialntin, against you and claiming a
oiVorce from you from the bonds OF
,natrimony on the grounds Of deser-
tion Also asking for such other and
iurtner relief as may be equitable in
the premises.
AND unless you appear thereto and
defend before noon of the second day
VI the next regular May term of said
court, to be begun and holden at
neokuk on the fifth day of May, A. D
islS, default will be entered against
you and Judgment rendered thereon as
prayed for in said petition.
WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-04

A. White, Jr.. has bought OF Mrs.
Golliher her brick cottage on Web
ster street, west of Ninth.
Worllmen are repairing the Beller-
sheim cottage on Webster east of
Sixth street: It will soon be in fine
shape and is rented. il twenty cot
tages were contracted to be built this
summer. they would all be rented be-
fore completion, houses are In such
great demand.
One half OF the tile flooring of the
post office having been In bad condi-
ton for some time, 1t was relaid this
week in substantial manner
A new roof has been put bn the
Dross warehouse this week.
Ed Pohl has the contract for paint
ing the exterior OF the opera house.
Its appearance will be greatly i'm
proved.
Capt. ]. r. Williams who fell on an
icy cement walk a week ago Wednes-
day, and severely bruised his back, Is
able to be UP and sit in chair His
recovery has been rapid for one SO
aged. Happily no bones were broken,
The drama, Tony, the Convict
given by the young people of the
church Of the Sacred Heart, was play
ed before large and appreciative
audience and neat sum was realized.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-04
CITY NEWS.

-There's an exclusiveness to Ewers
Mccarthy Co.'s hats and haberdash-
ery.-Adv.
The time is fast approaching
when Keokuk will again be the mecca
for thousands of visitors. The big
water power dam is and always will
be the magnet that will attract visi-
tors from all over the world. In this
way Keokuk will receive favorable
and extensive advertising. The near
completion of the plant that will de-
velop the most electricity of any
single power plant in the world will
now direct the efforts of the city and
the power company to locating fac
tories. They are sure to come. Just
as sure as the visitors are to come
Construction work being nearly com
pleted the attention and work of
those interested can now be almost
wholly directed toward the factory
line.
Regular meeting Keokuk Council
No. 536 tonight at 8 O'Clock, Tawke3
hall, Eighth and Main. Visiting breth-
rem fraternally invited to attend. J..
NJ. Fulton, regent; ]. l. Annable, sec
retary.-Ady.
Masonic: Special meeting of
Eagle lodge, No. IL, A. F. and A. NJ.
Saturday, April 5, 1913, at 200 o'clock
p. m. to attend the funeral of Brother
John T. Griffey. Members will meet
at lodge room, Fifth and Blondeau
streets. Visiting brethren cordially
invited. BY order of the w. NJ S. II.
Johnston, secretary.
Masonic: Special meeting OF
Eagle lodge No. IL, A. F. and A. NJ,
at $50 p. m. Saturday, April 5. 1918.
Work in the third degree. Visiting
brethren cordially invited. BY order
of the W. NJ S. H. Johnston, secy.
The entrants in the civil service
examinations to be conducted in the
federal building here on April II are
required to have their written appli
cations in within the next few days
A number of candidates are expected.
Word has been received here oil
| the death of James E. Chase at Lich
field. Maine. on Thursday of last
He married Mrs. A. M. Webb who was
sister CT the late ]. G. Ford of Keo
kuk and who had number of friends
in this city where she had visited.
Byron Sapp, of Montrose, has
filed suit in the district court for q
divorce from his wife, charging that
she treated him cruelty and inhuman.
lily SO as to endanger his life and that
in June 1912 she ran away with VIII
Workman and has never returned. He
also asks custody of five minor chill
dren.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-04
NEW MORALS COURT
TO DO GOOD WORK
Will Bend Its Efforts Toward Reform
ing Unfortunate Women, Not
Furnishing Them.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
CHICAGO, April 4.-When Chicago's
new morals court opens next Mon
day, Judge Jacob H. Hopkins will be-
gin this new form Of social service
with the motto: Enter with hope.
whatsoever leaves here. leaves de-
spair behind
Judge Hopkins declared today that
the new court will bend it's efforts to-
ward reforming unfortunate women,
not toward furnishing them. He In
tends to stop the commercialization
of vice.
I'VE are ready for action" SAID
Judge Hopkins. I'VE will drive every
white SLAYER out of Chicago and we
will send the women to a hospital,
not to jail There will never be
another vice district in Chicago.
1--WE have too long been Furnishing
the wrong people. We send these
women 20 the Bridewell and let the
procurers go free to rake the market
for more victims. From now on. we
will send the men to prison and place
the women in hospitals. When they
are mentally and physically sound
they will become useful women"
Judge Hopkins intends to provide
a proper place of detention for wo-
men; women probation officers to in
terview women and girls; social work
ers 10 investigate home conditions;
cooperation with organizations work
ing in the interest of working girls
and the disbursement Of profession
al bondsmen.
"A woman will never leave my
court unless she is in the hands OF
some person or organization inter
ested in her welfare" said Judge
Hopkins.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-04
Harmony Tariff Bill.

TUnited Press eased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, April 4.-Final en-
beavers to complete harmony tar
iff BILL, one backed by President Will
son and senate and house democratic
leaders in all its revision features,
were made today.
Democrats of the senate finance
committee met to pore over the I'm
derwood tariff draft. Underwood con-
ferred with President Wilson after a
conference with the ways and means
committee.
The house leader said today that he
hoped to bring out bill Monday
which was approved by the senate and
white house.
Free wool and sugar were the OBJ
stacles to the harmony program to-
day. President Wilson will have the
"last say regarding these items.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-04
BENJAMIN PARSONS
OF SAND PRAIRIE
Died at His Homo There Yesterday
Afternoon, Age Sxty-five Years
Funeral Tomorrow.

BENJAMIN Parsons, prominent
farmer of Sand Prairie died yester-
day afternoon at his home at 4:30
o'clock. He was born in Kentucky
sixty-fve years ago and had lived
about fifty years at Sand Prairie. He
was we'll and favorably known in the
locality in which he had been a resi-
dent about fifty years. He was a
member of the church of the Latter
Day Saints He is survived by his
wife Mrs. Florence Parsons and a
son Benjamin Parsons aged seven
years.
The funeral will be held at the
home tomorrow morning at 1880
o'clock. Rev. r. w Lilley of The Chris
tian church, Keokuk, will conduct the
services.