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The Washington herald., 1913-03-02

can be treated in a number Of ways
The entire hchu can be made of lace
founcing. for example, and the entire
dress would be charming OF crepe
meteore or some such material with
trimming of chiffon or of the net that
is being used so much this season;
or. again, a skirt of net could be
arranged over one of satin. If a simpler
dress is wanted, the upper rows Of
trimming can be omitted and the skirt
left perfectly plain. If an afternoon
frock is desired, the dress can be made
with high neck and elbow sleeves, or
crepe de Chine or similar material.
10 be perfectly adapted to such use.
The waist is quite plain one with
sleeves sewed to the armholes, but the
hchu gives pretty effect. The skirtis
made in two pieces only. The trim
ming on the upper line gives the over
skirt suggestion. 1t is extended at
tBlC Ddlh " luC Ndlot-lliiC,
opening is cut at the center, which is
entirely concealed by the sash ends.
n 10 style of coat is more attractive
~ than the one giving the Empire
line, which is exceedingly
smart. This one IS finished with a
novel collar and the bell-shaped sleeves
that are entirely new in cut. Being
designed for mid-winter, it is made of
wool veiours with a collar of fur, but,
February is a transition month. A
great many women 60 South for the
early spring; others are making ready
for the opening of the home season.
This coat would be charming for
spring costume made in any suitable
material. Silk suiting and poplin
seem to suggest themselves at once,
but the model is an available one ths t
can be utilized for simple serge and
The Irish standard., 1913-11-08
CURED AT STE. ANNE's

Mrs. Clarence Smith Of Skerry,
Franklin county, N. Y, who was car
ried In cot-bed on the pilgrimage Of
August 5th, had the great favor Of
remarkable cure. Not having been
able to walk for four years, hardly
able to speak, more like dead than
a live person, hardly able to lift a
hand, with great faith and extraordi-
nary courage. Mrs. Smith reached Ste.
Anne's alive. Just at the end OF the
benediction, when one Of the Fathers
exposed the relic to the people to be
kissed, before their departure at 8
o'clock p. m., August 9Th. Mrs. Smith
arose from her cot, walked unaided
to the altar steps, knelt and venerated
the relic with the others. A letter
from the Superior Of the Redemptor-
lists Fathers follows:
Ste. Anne de Beaupre. Aug. 81.
To Rev. ]. p. Murphy:
I have seen the lady cured, whose
husband is a Protestant. She sait
she was a cripple for many years
The Irish standard., 1913-11-08

his long address, on which tho vast
audience hung in rapt attention, he
said:
Noble edifice, whose name is the
Pro-Cathedral of st. Mark. of Mime.
apolis! Thou art to be The house Of
God, the Gateway of Heaven, tho
home among men OF Gods supernal
world, where men will come to God to
praise Him, to worship Him, to givo
glory to His mercy and His truth,
whore God will come to men to pour
out upon them the sweetness of His
love, the richness Of His graces, to
upbuild within them His own image
and likeness.
This is why, noble edifice, we bid
thee u triumphant entrance to our fair
city Of Minneapolis. This is why we
acclaim thy advent in joyousness and
exultation. Thou colnest to us the
tabernacle of the living God.
Long reign thou, Pro-Cathedral Of
st. Mark, to bring God nearer to men.
to bring men nearer to God-to do
thy share in bestowing upon us what
is far more precious, far more needed
for our peace and felicity. than copi-
ous sifts OF earthly wealth, than beau
teous adornment of earthly arts, the
guardianship In time and in eternity
Of the eternal and almighty Cod"
Again at the close of the archbish-
ops address the surge Of applause
burst forth, marking the close of the
first in the notable series OF meetings
which are to open the Pro Cathedral
to the public, before it's religious dedi-
cation. The next address will be that
Of next Sunday evening, when John
Barrett, director general of the Pan
American Union and as such the only
international official of the western
hemisphere, will speak on America
| and the Sister Americas-A Mighty
Opportunity" Mr.. Barrett is recog-
nized as one Of the most interesting
speakers of the present moment in
view of the exceptional timeliness of
his theme, psychologically opportune
because of the fact that the eyes of
the world are centered now on the
! opening of the Panama canal and the
consequent development Of trade be-
tween the nations through the medium
OF the great waterway. Mr.. Barrett
has been for the last twelve years in
the service Of the tWenty-one nations
of the American Union, and he
speaks authortatively Of the manners,
customs, and commerce Of the ma
tions which he serves.
The evening will also be marked by
a specially prepared musical program,
in which Mrs. William Hurley will be
the principal soloist, Miss Agnes Prem
dergast will be the accompanist. and
the Pro-Cathedral choir of more than
sixty voices. under the direction OF
Bertram O'Bryan, will participate. The
seat sale is in progress at the ticket
office of the Gable Piano company.
The Irish standard., 1913-11-08

heavens show forth the glory Of God,
and the armament declareth the work
Of His hands," '.Ail things were made
by Him, and without Him was made
nothing that vas made.. Amid what
Fes made A. mar, li1 ssterpiece,
fashioned . ittus Iesss ttlisn, ths angels,
crowAed with glory. and honor. Gods
image and likeness. sst over other
works. Of divine power 10 monarch and
chief beneficiary. Yet while knowing
this. every chord of his being throb-
bing with life and motion received
from the Author Of an life and mo-
ton. all things else set TO his service,
from the blade Of grass in the field
and the rosebud in the garden, to the
mighty armies of suns and stars ar
rayed In majestic through measureless
armament, proclaiming Id the laws by
which they are governed, in the come
liness OF which they are adorned, that
they are the outpourings of divine love
and wisdom; while knowing all this.
man refuses to speak to God a word Of
alteration In acknowledgment Of his
dependency upon Gods sovereignty.
refuses to- send towards God a chant
of praise, a signal Of love and grati-
tude! That man could be silent before
the majesty. Of the Most-High, is the
mystery Of blindness of eye. and IT
hardness of heart; yet this the blind
ness, this the hardness of heart of him,
whose ears are deaf to the appeal,
"Come, let us praise the Lord with
Joy; let us joyfully sing to God. our
Savior. For in His hands are all the
ends Of earth, and the heights of the
mountains are His. Come, let us adore
and fall down and weep before the
Lord who made us"
Were sun, moon and stars suddenly
made into conscious beings, at once
they should dip their glory to Him
from whom their glory has sprung.
And man, conscious by nature, through
special gifts of divine prediction, is
silent; heart never moving In graft.
tude. lips never trembling In salute.
Rather. hundred times rather, the
soul Of the untutored Indian. hearing
in the futterings of forest leaves the
whisperihgs of the Great Spirit, or that
OF the turabaned child Of Allah, kneel-
ing at noon hour in, the dusty high
way, than the soul OF the proud son
Of boasted culture, who, whatever his
service to fellow-men, never lifts his
voice towards the skies, to say In rev.
erence and love: Our Father, who art
in Heaven:g hallowed be thy name: thy
kingdom come!
Man is mindful Of Justice and graft
tude to fellow -man. To be thus mind
full is his first-born instinct The babe
in the cradle smiles to mother or faith
er, and reaches out to, their embrace.
Friend gives salute to friend: the re-
cipient Of favors thanks the giver: the
citizen bares his head to the symbol
Of. the nation that guards life and
property. Alone among fathers and
mothers, among friends and benefac-
tors, among saviors and guardians.
7C0nfin1,od N, naoo 81
The Irish standard., 1913-11-08

It is the famed scientist Sir Oliver
Lodge, who lately addressing the Brit
ish association at Birmingham, said:
1T is my function to remind you that
our (scientiftc) studios do not exhaust.
the universe , s;s' s s ana that y if we
5dogmstixe In a negative direction, and
say that we can reduce everything to
physics and chemistry. we gibbet our
selves as ludicrousay narrow pedanta,
and are falling far short Of tho RICH
ness and fullness Of our human BIRTH
right - The methods Of science
are not the only way. though they are
our way. Of arriving at truth" And
so, when physics and chemistry have
been explored to the deepest core.
when all the potencies Of matter to
sattate heart and mind have been
scrutinized to utmost limit, we are not
satisfied, and farther and above must
we turn our wistful gaze. We hearken
to the deep and persistent music Of the
human soul, the vibration within it Of
echoing Of the voice of a Superior Be-
ing, Creator and Master, from whom
alone, it instinctively feels. relief will
come to it's needs and quietude to its
aspirations. It is the voice Of the etcr-
nal God. And we hearlken to reason,
the princely faculty Of the human
soul, which makes proclamation Of the
invisible why and wherefore of the
things we see and touch and reason
gives out the lesson. that to all tran
sient things there is a cause, absolute
and everlasting, in whim, in degree
supereminent reside all truth, all
beauty, all goodness scintillating in
: the works Of His power and love, that
J "the invisible things Of Him, from the
creation of the world, are clearly seen,
being understood by the things that
are made" that the life Of things Wis
ible, the sublime order of movements
and action within them bespeak a
Creator al-powerful, a Mover and Or
dainer all-wise, all-perfect ever
living and ever-acting Personality. It
Is God infinite and eternal. God lives
and reigns; the fool only it is whe
saith in his heart: There is no God.
The denial Of God, Creator and Mas
ter, is not the evil we complain Of
The evil is the forgetfulness Of God,
as if we could confine Him to the far
away regions Of eternity, as IL we
could forbid Him contact with, i'm
mission into, the affairs Of revolving
time, where man lives and moves,
where man, the creature. fain would
arrogate to himself the authority and
the Independence Of the Creator. The
evil is the cauterization within us Of
the sense Of our dependency on God,
Of the sense Of our need Of God.
Men do not go to church; they have
lost the idea. the sense Of divine wor-
ship. Yet divine worship 10 mans
first and supreme duty. Justice AMI
gratitude demand that we make acts Of
worship before the eternal and Al.
mighty God.
To God, the First Cause. We owe
what we are. what we have. THE
The Irish standard., 1913-11-08

{ Continued on page ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-16

his headquarters from Keokuk to OF
tumwa. The Wapello Chief band
was then appointed regimental band
Of the 50th Regiment Iowa NationaI
Guard, and was mustered into the
state service on May IA, 1902, by Reg
mental Adju.ant Capt. D. A. Emery,
Prof. Kindig retaining the position OF
chief musician and conductor. After
two years service Prof. Kindig ap-
piled for a discharge from the state
service and removed to Bonnie Terre,
Mo.
Mr.. Adolph F. Nelson was chosen
to succeed Mr.. Kindig, and occupied
the position during 1903, after which
line D. H. McCosh was elected to the
leadership, and served until July,
1904. Mr.. Nelson again assumed tenn
porary charge, retaining the place I'M
til March l, 1905.
In the meantime an extensive cor
respondence had been conducted be-
tween the band and Prof. B. o. Wor-
rell of Sidney, Ohio, arrangements
finally being perfected whereby Prof.
Worrell accepted the appointment as
conductor of the organization and is
the present occupant of the position.
His endeavors and eminent success
as director and manager Of the band
are well known to the people of o.
tumwa and all southern Iowa.
When Prof. Worrell took charge OF
the band the membership numbered
about 90 During his five years lead
ership Mr.. Worrell has increased the
hand to SO members.
In 1909 the regiments Of the Iowa
National Guard were numbered and
the 5oth was changed to the 54th.--
Adv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-16
We Should Worry.

limited Press Leased Wire Service !
NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-"We should
worry. Go up stairs and put 1t out"
In these noble words the after
theater merry makers at Louis Mar
tins Broadway lobster emporium
shooed away an annoying company Of
firemen who came dashing I'D early
today to extinguish blaze that
threatened the upper stories of the
building. The orchestra continued
blithely to rattle off the latest rag
time numbers. walters hustled back
and forth with chatting dishes and
trays OF glasses, cabaret performers
sang their merry ditties. and the fire
men went up stairs. and put 1t out"
Only one supper party, occupying a
private room on the same floor as the
fire. was disturbed and that only long
enough to let the smoke out of the
opened windows
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-16
THE TALK OF
THE TOWN
The Astonishing Cures Made Upon
Prominent Citizens by Or. Wells
Has Created a Great Deal
Of Talk.

It is plain to be seen that man
who adopts and. fits himself for a
certain work and backs 1t up BY ex-
perience, is the man who will always
in the end give results. While in a
few cases great number of physi-
clans would cure great deal more Of
their patients IL they would perhaps
give their doctor a better chance.
While this is true to a certain extent
vet it is a known fact that too many
physicians are too ever ready to use
the knife without first giving the pa
tient every available chance to get
well.
DR.. Wells has some very remarkable
cases under treatment, some who
have come for a distance Of 100 miles
or more. his success in handling pa
ralyEis, hip joint disease, tumors and
cancers has brought him into promi-
nence and keeps his office crowded
most OF the time with someone anx,
ious to see this medical expert. His
system OF treating catarrh is SO en-.
tlrely different from the old way that
there is no comparison In the results
All cases are treated in confidence
unless permission is given to use their
name after cure has been affected
ADV.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-16
ORIGINAL NOTICE

In the district court of the state Of
Iowa in and for Lee county at Keo-
kuk.
Arthur Mueller, plaintiff. versus
Martha Mueller, Northumberland
notice.
To the above named defendant.
You are hereby notified that peti-
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Of the District Court aforesaid at
Keokuk in behalf of the above named
plaintiff, against you and claiming di-
yorce on account Of diverse acts OF
adultery committed by you in the city
of st. Louis, Mo-, and also the custody
OF our two minor children, Melvin and
Arthur.
And unless you apear thereto and
defend before noon of the second day
of the next regular February term OF
said court, to be begun and holden at
Keokuk on the third day of February
A. d., 1918, default will be entered
against YOU and Judgment rendered
thereon as prayed for in said petition.
B. f. JONES,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-16
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FREIGHTER HAS
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
At the Hiprodrome.

Beginning today the Hippodrome
makes a complete change of program
for the last four days of the week.
The feature act is Sherman DeForest
and Company, presenting "A Jay Cir
GUS The company includes six peo-
pie and has been one of the vaude-
vile sensations for The past season.
Fred Harris, the worlds champion
roller skate dancer, is also on the bill
and will exhibit many difficult and
surprising feats on the rollers. Kate
Fowler, "the Piano Girl" is said to
create some harmony and is a musl-
clan of exceptional ability. Lates.
motion pictures will complete the
bill ADV.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-16
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-16
SCHWAB BUYS
CHILEAN ORE LAND
Returns From Europe With Announce
nent That Deal Has Been
Closed.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. /
NEW YORK, Jan. To- Charles M.
schwab, president of the Bethlehem
Steel Co, returned today from Europe
where he had completed deal in iron
ore properties that he said would
prove Of great benefit to his steel cor
poration. The deal included the pur-
chase of large tract of iron ore
land at Coauimbo, Chile. claimed to
be the richest ever discovered.
Schwab denied report that nego-
tiaticns have been progressing looking
toward the merging of the Bethlehem
Steel and other plants In this country
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-16
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

state OF Iowa, Lee Connty-ss.
n the District Court of said coun-
-, ~. AT keokuk February Term, A. D.
AURA Ellen Johnson, plaintiff. YER
GUS Charles Archer Johnson, defend
aboriginal Notice.
70 the above named defendant:
. aou are hereby notified tina. d
ssalon VIII be on file in the clerks
sii.e OF the District Court Aforesaid
:. heokuk on or before the goth day
:, January, 1915. in behalf Of the
ans 49, named plaintiff, against you
~ ~ claiming decree OF divorce from
a ~ bonds OF matrimony here. ofore
r ass,ng between you and the said
"ain'ili, on the ground Of cruel and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-16

inhuman treatment. such as to en-,
danger her life. and for the care. Gus
tody and control of our two minor
children.
And unless you appear thereto and
defend before noon Of the second day
OF he next regular February term OF
said court, to be begun and holden at
keokuls on the 3rd day of February
A.. D.. 1913, default will be entered
against you and judgment rendered
thereon as prayed for in said petition.
D. D. HARRINGTON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-16
54th Reoiment Band.

An interesting history of the 54th
regiment band has been given on. by
the local officers OF Company L, under
whose direction the noted organ!za-
ton comes to Keokul1 January 23rd.
Following is the outline of the life
of the band:
Ottumwa has always been noted
for the excellence of is bands. As
far back as 1865 a highly credible
organization was In existence under
the dictatorship of Prof. G. F. 7.
Schwabkey, which was known as
Schwabkey's band. Through the I'M
firing and efficient efforts Of this cap
able instructor the band continued to
grow in public favor and efficiency un,
Ill 1898, at which time Prof Schwab-
key retired from the leadership and
j. S. Highee was named as conductor,
the name Of the organization at this
time being changed to the "Wapello
Chief Band
In 1900 Mr.. Higbee was succeeded
by Mr. Harvey Thorne as director
Upon Ne. Thorne's removal from OF
tumwa in 1900, Mr.. Lee A.. Woolworth
look charge. On account of falling
health. however, EIr Woolworth was
compelled to give UP the position
during the same year The band Sc
cured Mr.. J. Il. Owen to fill the
vacancy.
In the spring of 1902 Prof j. B. Kin
dig OF Keokuk. chief musician OF the
50th Regiment I. ~ G. and formerly
soprano saxsphonist of Gilmore's
band, was prevailed upon to change
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-16
PROMOTER INVENTOR
NOT KNOWN HERE
A. L. Ruthven, Said TO Hall From
keokuk Convicted In Louis
lana Courts.

[United Press, Leased Wire Service. 4
NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. ia.
L. Ruthven, convicted signal device
promoter, was taken to Jail today
when he failed to furnish a $4,000
bond pending an appeal from the three
year sentence in the federal prison at
Atlanta, Georgia, and $1,000 fine for
misuse of the mails in promoting a
railroad collision prevention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-16

ing event, expected early in the spring.
Tho court chamberlain has been
ordered to omit the czarina's name
from all court functions and this ex-
plains why the empress did not at
tend the Christmas festival of the
cossacks at the palace recently.