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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-13

Gie GOuiuatun Office iir Sas ygiu'
sinnatier &plfsb!att" befinOet it'd I'm
@ebGuoe Go. 509-511 RaDiiOn
Auenne. 4nseisen, Nittbeilunsen
anb geitelunsen irsenoipelher Art
,uerDen bis 10 lIbr 9lbenns saieibit
eutseaenseupmmen. Selepbon Soarb
1854.
- Soiepb SsrsOe, 35 Sabre, BON
Cincinnati, fieI BON elmer Widuer
om Rsubau Der gaparien greiping
Gompanp unb erIitt erbeblihe Ser
lebungsn, Die pabriteinlib ieinen
COB 5ur 5pIge babsn peroen. Ger
3og purbe nah oem Ct. glIiabetbhoz
ipital gsbradt.
- Die ct. Soiepbs GommunOerp,
Ro. 1876, &. Of ST., s, erpdblten
fpIsenoe gsamte: Gsiitliher Rath:
Rep. g. GsIsItins, .. g. s.; prdi.:
5rant Sdrober; l. @iae prGi.: Co
rsn3 gruber; 2. 8t3e Prdiipent: ::
sSoI. Stallmepsr; 9orrsip. Sstr.: 81.
Rienaber; Itnan3 Setr.: german
WeeIe; ShaBmeiIter: SoIepb aph;
5ruitses: Garl air6sr, 8. grubsr,
Sol. Stallmsper, Qlfreo Qienaber
uno 2ouis 2uoDig.
- Die ct. Queuitin gommunperp
Ho. CT, e. Of ct. Sobns, srpd5Its fol-
senoe geamte: 0eiitli6er Ratb: Rep.
aatbman; prdi.: Jreo gaaman; l.
8t3e prdiiOent: Sol. gufe; 2.
9i5e prdi.: 4lsr. 8uQman; prot.
Setr.: Charles Sbers; syinan5>Setr.
anorep S6parB; S6asmeiitsr: Geo.
Strei6ig; /. 2eutnant: Jrant Sobanz
nemann; 2. Geut.: Wm. MueIIer; 3.
2eutndnt: Sobn 0orning; Capt:
Sohn Roeiing; 5ruItess: 5reb. 9obnz
borit, Sobn Roeiing, 5snrp 9osbbe,
Wm. Wliiller lnb 6enrp Sung.
- Gin idobbafter aamin psrure
fadte i'm !6auis bon 8. SO. 3iglsr,
Qo, 825 @reenup Strabe, einen
granoi6aoen bon $25.
= 6err Sobann Sper.no uno Jrau
Gmma Bad tpurben geTtern i'm 5auIs
Der 8raut, RD. AL W. 2. Str. ourt
Rep. Wm Dorm sbelid perbunosn.
= 6arrn Wolf beri6tete Der poliz
aei. baB tbm Elm iperthpoles 9erpebr
ge1tohlen purbe.
Riena6er Ii. Company, $40. 904
Wabifon aDe., berihteten, bab ib,
aaoen bon Ginbrefern befuht puroe
bic $45 in 8oar ftabIen, S. in Ru.
pier uno $4 in babe Dollarsftut,
iibsriaben.
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llnterinhuns bes 5ooss Der s5ral
Marp 3. Gang, 45 Sabre alt, befhafs
tist, Die i'm ct. Gliiabetb= 6pfpita
Derltnso. Die Jrau, be allen On,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-13
las Grfiltmnas., aatarrb. nno ORs
iteHmittrI, nelAes oft aaAsemadlt
abtr ME erreiht ipirb IN Wcsas
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Strait.
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GiIens in Der Npotbeft nnb miidlen
Eie OieieIbe NIT srannlirtem
Snder aab @aiier, ein bel.
les Himt abgebenb.

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ffirf Eoaars ieben ssinter for H1iiieT ascsH
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mai fir 25 Genis bon eenieIben iduien.
Bum Beifptei zine sfpei tinssn EInfNs su 25e
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5aniieI sNeotssns Eas IN sn pief bssntIi
ttis eerobnIicben Snurp: Gie fonnen cine babe
Wauons Enrap flr 25e berfteusn.
Ter Sprup. erira 5infceu, Gtlanstfen. Gs5ps
fel. ssnrions u. & 10. eeitaIten bies art bes Gin.
fcnfs ON GHbe ees 9obrss su elmer fetr isfss
fpieIieen
gi,uos gernunff nnp sSsistsit iann isbsr
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troeheH rsiners nno beffere Tssoisii perf6dffen.
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sbrer spcibefe t2is 1inseH eIafhe) uns ireren
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munasbeEhfperben eHueen' uHe Hronhial'eei
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trcibi aaiarst grmpsome aus oem GbiieT.
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berbelfsrt ben appeti,. rsensirt Sisber nre
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lie ssabrifau,sn entaniiren euf traeub SsSsan'
ben has nusaeIesic eele snra65aaeben. Der scii
eer surtareifeuesn ssiriana Der Taeblstn nidi
lihsrseilaf III.
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ltnier MaeHt in Samilton u
Gerr Goxaro Wruf, 449 Glib Jiaite
Etrafe. Wcn S.I. 476 ~, Nsms
Fbone 1851 q.
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Strabe, ipurbe geitsrn bon benz s5dsbs
post Hid Wpn Terbaar perboftei, met!
er unpeieblid Elm aiihneb In ieinem
9eiib bate. Der Spab tpftete Jones
$40 uno apiten ror benz JrisDenss
ribtes 6usbes.
= Ter patroIlpaeentutfder Sobn
u. Braun 1T nit $3.50 monotliher
psniion penfionirt tporoen.
- Der polisiit Sobn Dodge. iucls
der poli3eielerf lpsroen ipoIlte, uno
segsn Siherbeits Director .. 8.
0earmono Elm Wanoamus sWerfabten
sinleitets. um feline Grnenrtins 3u trs
3pingen, bat iein. aIage Derlpren.
Ridtsr Murpbp sntidieo sesen oas
Ranpamusperfobrsn. .
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iios Watfon uno Jrl. Glisdbetb
Sppce, AZ, beihe BON ROB 1ofpnibip.
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ipn, q, beibe bon WibbIetopn. -
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Samilton.
- MihoeI Mtainnep, Der fid1 an
isinsr 15 Sabre oItsn Gohter persons
gen haben foil, puroe bon 1riebenss
rihter Worton in Grmanseluna Don
$1,000 giirsfnoft bem 0efdngnib
iibertpieisn.
- Die peritorbens Warn 9tplane
osrmubt ben RatIab ibrem 0atsen
Cornelius RnIanb nno mad isinem
ableben ben pier 9inoeru.
- Srau Barbara aurrp, Witttps
BON Qusuii aurrg tpeIder Dor "A
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bic $1,000 girgft1ft unb tpurbe dus
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biz isiu sou aufq.rufen tpirb. iih In
GaIifornien dufhaItsn.
- Jolide 3ehn unb fiinfsis gents
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polissi purbe aufeefDrbert. bsr
5alitmiin3erH alf bic Spur gu tom'
men.
- Der neuseipGblt. foaiaIiitiih.
WunisipaI Riater 9oraes Sbunl
ipiro Sonutass i'm poIiseie.ri6t Elm.
Sisung abbaltsu. um pielen 8.l.ssH'
belt gu esben, Ibr Derhor su beit.ben
bic Strafsslsper 3u eniritten. unb mi
ibrsn Qnssb0risen ben Sonntas per-
bringsn tonnsn.
- Der gattenmDrbtr Mm. 3
gprns, BON WliobIetoipn, tpslher lid
o.s MOrpss i'm speiten Grups ihuI
big betannts, lpirb beute auf 2ebens'
ssit nab Dem 3uhtbas sebruht rusr'
ben.
- Die SumiIton 6orneb Il. grssi
Co.. pslhs bon Wm. 8. 1hompfcl
unb CHARTS ). 2ebne betriebsn ipur
be, bat seitsrr cine UermOsensiibsr
traguns an granbon R. WilIi!in Dor
eenommsn. Die Nftipa betraSei
$2500.
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sioiii an bic AHtbeilhabsr.
Guup uno An mifien.

&unb nno ~ miAen:
Die GHtbeiIbaber Der GHterrrife aeibs nub
&ausInDciaiton bon Reppprl, Campbell gguate
slenin6b, nelieu 9toti3 RebHten oab i6 SIani
Wabmann, GraiteenI Der @uterprife geibs nno
9ausINoeiafion bon 8elppori ganpbeq Gounto
aentildp auf sefebi hes 3ireiiorinms beidster
IHoeiGii0H uilo i'm Aerfoise ber uilasnonin,sneii
Nefoluttonen, bieruIit fiir Eieuiag ben ie.
Te5eu15er 1918. Abenbs 1as ilbr efre Spesials
Yerfnfnifmiung her AnibeIlbabe1 her guterprtfe
geibs ruo gauAHocidiiou bon Aempori Camp
teu 9onntp steHiuap. i'm reenidreu gerfamm'
lanespiabe betaaier aiioeiaiion erberufe sun,
5tpede Der aufbebune Der aIteH aonfiiufioH
uilo 5tebenaefeDe unD &Hudbme adnS neusI
giebengefeBe UNI sum fpeieren 3lpeee nab bic
befageH Nnibeibnber fiber Die foIeeHben Su,
iase 5u ben MrlifeIH Der SutorporatteH hefaater
InoeiGftoH abftimnIen, tuie ioief:
@rfieHs: Tab Seftton 4 Der artiieI Der
Jnforperation 70 beranoeIt luiro bas @tteu,
adpiial Der gliiociniion bon $3.50, 600 ODER 5000
Inibefle 5nm Raris2Serfbe bon $4,000 pro
Sild auf 81 i,000,o00 ober 1000 antbeile sun
RarisgSerihe bon S25D.00 pro Sfl6 an er5Dbeu
elfens: Eah Sestlon Der Mrtifef bes
esHforp ordtion 70 berdnoert pirb, bic eebensseii
Der aiiociaiiou npu %. 4Qnt 1928 bis gum "a
Uiai 1899 anssunehHen.
CUR 9efrdftigana oiefes fsse i'd bIeruutps
meiReH Sieeel oieSen te lag TIM Nooembel
1913
5rauf 8abImnnn
Qrdftoenf Der &nterprife peibs unh gau
aiioeiation bon 0epport. campbell GountD
Stenm6b
gs e. NuebIenfamp setretar.
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Der fleine Morit: pVopa, mas II
cine EIeite2-
.@enn Ger Gont,us edf IN
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0attsn ,e,sb OeuetMs.
X E R~ana Aon nj,

- 6. 6. Crane, bon Baltimore,
tpurbe pom poliaeihef OrtIieb, BON
9apton, unter Der Mntlage bes grs
lansens bon @eib uHter folfnen 9prs
tpdnben oerbaftst. Crane foll angel.
LID Der 8oeussRolleitor fein. Der 3ers
ihiebene perionen bier, In Nefppcrt
uno gopiHsion bineinleste.
- Sn elmer sisuns bss Dupton
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Nor'moo0.

- Ger neugep6blte 8iirgermeiiier
Gngclborpt bat ioIgenoeG eGrnennungen
befaunt gemaht: 3arrp 8. Qierion,
slrbeitsoirettor; Or. 2ouis 3. Saur,
Siherbeits Gireftor; 1reoerid W
aieine, 9ebduoe.Snipeftor; Charles
Wlinteu, 3iplIoienit.a .aommiildr.
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Wabres gef1iHfGsn.

ani elmer automobiItoiir burd
Medienbnra bate ih mid etrpns Der.
ipatet, imb on id, fiirhtefe. 5iir Nadyt.
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3immer mebr 81 erbolten, CAB i'd
l.nteripegs an elmer tleinen Wciion
ftolt Gin Gbiifre.l lelearnmn ans So.
teI nuf. .arnb GraHiern Nnb. tgir
3ininer init ,ipei weffen fiir eim
Naft, anfcmne 3luifdpen Z un6 Il:
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.Ias III Elm Ebiiire-I Ielegrnminl'
nd, anntih, ipie bier 6ie gHifisi
reoen, tpiIfcn mir beiier, ipie Gie.4
Der fIeine Wsorit: pVopo, mas II
cine Eleite
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Rur Gin ,grsms Gaimtme"

Gas III. oarnttbe grpmo auinine.
@dten gle auf bic eienatur bon G. %.
Grpbe. 6eilt cine Grfditune IN einenI Soa.
beiIt 0Sippe in stusi xaGen. 25s. "a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-08
TURKS PREPARE
TO ENTER FIELD.
RoumanIan Army VIII Also be Mobil.
lied This Week and Then Ev-
erybody Will be
Fighting.
BULGARIAN vIcTo =
Whipped the ssrv'ans to ! : dsslll
in Balkan War Which . to
be Perpetv
Affair.

limited Press Leased Wire Serslce.l
LONDON. July S.-The complete
success of the Bulgarian forces which
appeared at vranja in the rear of the
Seryian line yesterday was claimed to-
day In dispatches from Sofia. It is
declared that the Bulgarians entered
the city, captured huge qISntities Of
ammunition and then proceeded north
ward along the Morava river, being
successful In every maneuver to cut
off the Servian retreat.
An unconflrmed report received here
is that Turkey has demanded that
Bulgaria evacuate that part Of the
Ottoman empire which went to the
Balkan allies, according to the terms
of the peace treaty signed in May
has added to the complication Of the
situation The Turkish troops are
preparing to take the field according
to this report. Advices from Buch
Arrest declare that the Roumanian
army will be modified by Thursday
or Friday It Is said they will invade
Bulgaria.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-08
ELKS CONVENTION
IN ROCHESTER
Thousands Of Members Of the 3. P. o.
E, Are crowdlns the Hotels
and Roomins Houses Of
the City.
DENVER FOR NEXT YEAR
Big Event This Evening VIII be the
Floral Parade Which PromIses
to be Most Gorgeous
Affair.

rUnited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, July 8.-The
streets were literally covered with
confetti and colored streamers today.
There were sounds OF bands and
marching companies from distant
points were adding their numbers to
the thousands of Elks now crowding
the hotels and rooming houses Of the
city. Arrangements are under way
for the big floral parade tonight and
1t is expected to be the most gorgeous
In the history of the city as Roches-
ter wishes to justify It's name OF the
flower city"
Denver Is making determined ef-
fort to win the convention for next
year and indications point to sue.
cessful campaign. California seems
to have first call for the 1915 gath.
ering and Atlanta is laying wires for
the meeting OF 1915.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-08
ARMY AVIATOR
MET HIS DEATH
Lieutenant Call Was Killed Today
When His Aeropiane Collapsed
4 I In Mid Air.

-
UNITED Press Leased Wire Seryice.l
HOUSTON, Texas, July S.-Meut.
Loren n. Call, OF the United States
ARMY aviation corps, was killed today
when his aeroplane collapsed just af-
ter he had started flight. The accf-
dent occurred at the army aviation
field near here.
Lieutenant Call, though attached to
the army aviation corps, for only a
comparatively short time. was one Of
the most successful army aviators and
only yesterday made mile minute
flight Of twenty miles. He was born
in Missouri, June 80, 1888. Lieutenant
Call Is the tenth army aviator to meet
death.
Call fell with his areoplane from a
height variously estimated by spec
t.ators from 500 to 1000 feet and was
Instantly killed. Hanging with his
hands from a rail of the biplane as it
dropped vertically, nose down, Lieu
tenant Call released his grip at a
height OF about 100 feet and plunged
straight down.
Major General Carter appointed Ma.
ior Andrew Brester inspector gener
al Of the southern department and
Lieutenants Gregg and Kirtling OF the
First Aero squadron as q board of In
vestigation to determine II possible
the cause of the accident and report.
The biplane was total wreck.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-08
IRA|NMEN VOTE
FOR BIG STRIKE
Ninety-Four Percent Of the Men Are
in Favor Of Quitting Work I'm
less Their Demands
Are Granted.
ONLY 4,21o ARE OPPOSED
Increase In Wages, II Granted Would
Add $17,ooo,ooo to the
Railroads Pay
rolls.

{ UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK, July 8.-Ninety-four
percent OF the conductors and train
men on eastern railroads have voted
favorable for a strike unless demands
for increased wages are granted. This
announcement was made today by
representatives who met In conference
with committee OF the railway
managers to discuss the demands.
According to the count OF ballots an
nounced to the railway managers 76,-
683 men voted, and of this number
only 4,21O were opposed to strike. OF
the conductors voting SO percent ia
vored a strike and 9S percent Of the
trainmen favored similar action.
The usual appeal for arbitration Of
differences under the Erdman act will
be made by the conductors and train
men but the railroads will resist such
action. The railway managers Insist
that the men are now getting a fair
wage and that they cannot stand any
increase at this time. The increase de-
manded will add $17,0OO,000 annually
to the payrolls Of forty-two railroads
involved, the managers assert.
Although the danger of a strike is
not regarded as imminent 1t is admit
ted that such a strike as the conduc-
tors and trainmen have voted, II oc-
curing, would be one Of the most dis
astrous In the history Of the country.
The railroads object to arbitration un-
der the Erdman act on the ground
that the commission provided under
this law Is not of sufficient member
ship. In the end they declare the set
tlement OF the issue is left in the
hands Of one man and they contend
this responsibility Is too great. A
movement is now said to be on foot
for an emergency bill In congress to
increase the membership Of the arbi-
tration board. If such a law is enacted
1t is declared the railroads will have
no objection to submitting the ques.
tion for arbitration.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-08
Is A WHOLESALE LIAR
INSTEAD OF MURDERER

he thinks he committed them. De-
spite the fact however that the police
are not inclined to credit his story,
they are making searching investlga-
tion by telegraph o. Dedricke,
nephew of Captain Dedricac. who he
said he murdered at Becefointain,
Ohio, in 1896. came here from Sher-
man, Calf. his home. and saw Helf-
enstine He declared. however, that
Helfenstine was astonishinsiy familiar
with the Dedricke murder. At least
one part of the prisoners story is un-
true, however. He said he murdered
Earl Butler at Kenton. Ohio, in 1898.
Butler appeared in flesh at the po-
lice station today to deny the story.
Helfenstine tried to choke .nfmself to
death with a towel yesterday but was
prevented
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-08
Iron Rates Too High.

United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
WASHINGTON. July s.--Iron and
steel freight rates from the Missis-
sippi river to Denver were sharply
cut in supplemental report in the
Vulcan iron works case against the
Santa Fe railroad, issued by the In
terstate commerce commission. in
which the charge of 6s cents per hun
dred pounds is found to be unreas-
enable to the extent that 1t exceeds
As cents"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-08
Fatal Practical Joke.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
CHARLES CITY, Iowa, July g.
Arthur Garrison, 80. is dead, the vic
tim of practical joke. A fellow
workman was busting off Garrison's
clothes with an 80 pound pressure
pneumatic hose. Without warning he
forced the air up into the large intes-
tines. The walls Of the body were
swelled to the bursting point and the
insides were torn loose, causing death
after hours OF agony.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-08
At Any Hour.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
CHICAGO, July s.-Beginning to-
day, marriage licenses can be obtain
ed at any hour of the day or night in
Chicago. But the love sick couple
that decides to plunge at midnight
must travel twelve miles to the home
OF Deputy County Clerk Mack in
South Chicago to get the license. mo
matter what hour of the night I'll be
on hand to issue licenses" said Mack
who originated the "a hour marriage
license bureau
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-08
Wilson-c lass -McAdoo Measure Does
Not Meet tho Approval Of all
Of the House
Democrats.
ARE MANY SUBSTITUTES
Chairman Glass Expects to See Actual
Debate on tho Bill by the
Middle Of
August

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
WASHINGTON, July S.---A start up
on committee consideration of the
Wilson's -Glass-McAdoo currency bill
was made today by the house banking
committee. Although openly disap-
proved by some democratic commit
teemen, a study of the measure, Sec
tion by section, was finally consented
to.
A meeting of the full committee to
discuss the question of holding more
hearings is scheduled for Friday. Only
democrats Of the committee met to-
day. A report on some kind of a cur.
rency reform bill to the house by Aug
ust 4-unless more bankers are asked
to testify--is planned by Chairman
Glass. The senate banking commit
tee proposes to leave the initiative to
the house, except possibly few pur-
functory meetings BY the middle OF
August Chairman Glass believes,
actual debate on the currency bill VIII
be under way in the house.
At least one and probably more
Opposition currency bills are being
prepared by democrats of the house
not counting a batch of substitute
measures to be sponsored by republi
cans and Representative Iindberg, the
progressive member, Representative
Engle, (Texas democrat) Is collabor
ling with Chairman Henry OF the rules
committee on dual bill. They arr
against the alleged asset" currency
plan OF the administration bill. Their
bill will propose exclusive federal cur
rency.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-08
SHE COLLECTED
$4,000 INSURANCE
Ever Since identification of
Her Living Husband, There
Has Been Goodness.


UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
Los ANGELES, Calf, July s.
That GOODNESS sprang up between
them, following her Identification of a
suicides body as that of her living
husband, is given today as the reason
for Mrs. Minta |. Jordan.s application
for. divorce. Mrs. Jordan collected
$4,000 insurance on the strength of
her Identification.
eve never could get along after
that" she says. Charles would al
ways bring the subject W. whenever
we had little dispute and you know
It was painful subject with me-
Charles Jordan returned home soon
after the insurance money had been
paid over.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-08
Receivers Appointed.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
PITTSBURGH, July s.-Judge Orr
has appointed J. S. Purdy and Samuel
Bailey, Jr, receivers for the big
American Water Works and Guarantee
Co.
A receivership was asked for the
banking firm of J. S. and w s. Kuhn
and Co., of Pittsburgh. incorporated in
Delaware with capital stock of $780,
600. ]. ]. Duff, treasurer OF tne com
pany was named receiver.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-08
ONE THOUSAND SHOTS
FIRED IN THE NIGHT

Hill sides. Firing began when forty
men who had refused to join the
strikers were leaving the mine. and
continued throughout the night. After
a conference during the night with
Governor Hatfield the sheriff decided
to make every effort to handle the
situation without appealing to the
governor for help. Two miners are
today reported missing by Superinten-
dent Harry Davis. They may have
been added to the coal war death list,
which has mounted above fifty during
the past year.
Shots from the hill side during the
night were directed toward the power
plant which today was found to be
considerably damaged
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-08
To Keep the
House Comfortable

No matter where you live or
what the temperature of the out
of-doors, you can do a great deal
to keep your house cool and
comfortable IL you spend little
time and thought on the sub
ject.
Your doors and windows
should be screened and your
windows fitted with awnings on
the sunny side of he house.
Then every window may be
opened, SO that the air can come
in and the flies and mosquitoes
will perforce, stay out.
II your rooms are darkened
and we'll aired your house will
be pleasant place to come
home to, especially If you have
in the house. a good supply OF
Ice and variety Of sensible
food.
Summer beverages are i'm
proved by bottled water, either
naturally or artificially aereat-
ed, so 1t would be we'll to have
something Of that kind on hand
also.
II you have not already per-
fected your arrangements for
making your house a pleasant
oasis during the warm weather,
read the advertisements in THE
GATE CITY and you will come
across numerous suggestions
that will help you decide just
what you want and where to get
1t.