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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-27
MA = r orhara Died Lass sisEs
- IoeaE H5sSstzl sfser Pro
srseted salH-ss 81
Tskerrsscsss-
WAS BORN IN KEoKUK
Remains 70 be Tak.a 70 Trer..r. No.
Terorro~ Mn-rsrs Where Ire
surnaI vfiss Take
Ps.1e-

After rrosrsred Illness Mrs. L
? Orchsrss. q ~ s1on6ssa street
died ~ local hospital saSe Esgns- BE-
ing 2 Pztis-s sufferer there FOR zsGus
SIX weeks q Tuberculosis. There 4 3
rcllis- sadness il this eszss, .ruz
ne fzct shzs The deceased vas OH.
nL1etse1 Fss-s - age xad Ess 4
s0lng rife wsta hor=s ard snsfcsp.-
items q : pleasant ard promising =
tire
Sic Ess besore marriage Miss
MsdsEfns WsHgh and ~as 5o-r II
KsoEnk Ths family FER Iris city
s1ol- EsTe-tseH y5ars asp vrez 81.
was bur . cnisa scarcesy two yesrs
old she Fzs Ea-rtsd AZ Ortum#a
June IS, 1911 and oalv recently re-
s1--e6 70 TIE home Of her birth
Ehea the sickness OF Ehscr sire died
fastened upoE her and the young gtrt-
wife rassed axsv
She vas member OF The Christian
church Il 0stum=a and vas earnest
and faithful in The performance o.
sTs-E daty.
T0norrOw morning AZ 7.31 o'clocE
me remains VIII De taken 10 Trenton
sfo. for burial
She Is sarvired b. her husband. L
2 Orchard. her father. E. z. Waugh
one sister. Miss Era May Waugh and
one brother. Z. E Waugh. II.
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On the Water Wagon.

irnites Press Leased Wire SerTice.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Jan. 27.--Af-
ter successfully battling the drink
habit for ten years and becoming a
prosperous farmer, John McKune, IS,
came back 10 Minneapolis from Cal
gary and vas remarked TO Mrg. Mary
IcKUne.
Ten yearz ago. divorced by his
wife ard SLAVE TO drink. McKune
left FOR Canada To make good" Mrs
McKune promised never TO marry
again Until he either came back tc
her reformed or sent message tell
Ing o. his failure.
For ten ysars sfrg. McEune did no
hear from nsr husband. She earned
her living BY teaching school Il
South Dakota
McKune vorked as 4 iaborer ant
/ proSDector, finally purchasing a farm
/ II Saskatchewan. Never, he says
j did be taste liquor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-27
HOTEL STRIKE IS
BROUGHT TO CLOSE
Majority Of Walters Have Peturned
70 Work. But Ther. viii be
Further Trouble.

Enftsc Press Leased Wire serrtce. !
NEW YORK. Ian. e7.-Under terms
thai the hotel propriesors call defeat
and the labor leaders declare mark the
halfway stage OF success. the major
IL OF striking hotel and restaurant
FaitsTs Eers expected 10 return 10
work by tonight The union leaders
have drafted modified demands. which
they claim the majority OF tie hotel
men hare expressed themselves wfIi-
ing 70 grant. The walters have been
sdTised 70 return even to those places
where I'd new concessions are made
and prepare for another and more
united strike.
Tie strike has been successful .
said Elizabeth Garley Flynn. the
young l. II. ". organizer. fn that il
has solidffied the hotel employees ard
done array WITH their petty ieaIousies.
The next csli to strike viii ind the
TsorEeys soIidly united and al their
demands viii he granted Miss Finn
said another STRIKE would be called
Is Eoon ss Al organization had been
effected Every Tafter. she said,
vii respond 70 the call. Not ali tie
vaiterz on strike viii be able TO re-
turr 70 thair cid petitions. according
10 Inc hotel nen. The employers are
expected 10 exercise strtet discipline
IL cnoosIng tnose 0, their old forces
Hho nay return
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-27
CHANGE IN RULES
OF THE HOUSE
VIII Prevent the Killing Of Bill by
Talking It to Death In
FiIibuster.

United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
WASHINGTON. Jan. 81. Emmas-
culation Of house rules creating ..cal-
endar Wednesday" the most sacred
holy OF holes" in that body's parlia,
mentary traditions, win occur when
the next house is organized
Representative Lenroot Of Wiscoa-
sin. stated today thai the house lead
ers. democrats. republicans and pro
gressiyes. had decided 10 change the
procedure under debate o, bills on
the Wednesday calendar 10 one hour.
except in cases where a majority vote
Of the house suspends the changed
rule.
Such change would prevent Kill
ing'' Of a bill By talking /. 10, death. /,
It would also proven; successful oper.
alton Of filibuster. BY protracted
debate on measure to prevent con
siderstion Of some other bill. This
situation became critical last week
on a minor bill postponed considera.
after an all-day filihus.er wednesday
tion or ths resolution 20 establish the
s2,0ao.o0o Lincoln memorial monu
ment Last summer a similar filibus
ter prevented passage Of the Burnett
Dillingham; immigration bnl.
Establishment. OF calendar Wedneg
day" for free and unrestricted consid
Grafton of any bill on the genera
calendar VAS a reform involved IN
the overthrow OF former Speake:
Cannon by the insurgents.
Other amendments to the house
rules proposed are TO establish a new
suspension calendar TO succeed ths
presen unanimous consent" calen
dar. and another 10 extend tie tine
on conferees reports from forty min
utes TO one hour. Curtailnent OF The
speakers power 10 recognize a mem
Der to move suspension Of tie ruIe,
fer passage q bill Of which The ma
jority of members are ignoran /,
aimed al in the former amendment.
/ Efforts 70 change the rules govern
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-27
HOTEL OH FIRE
CREATED EXCITEMENT
Less was Small and There Were Sew
eral Thrilling Rescues From
the Building.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Saryice.l
OMAHA. Seb. Jan. 2T-TnriIiing
stories are being told today Of bray-
cry aud daring rescues that occurred
yesterday morning when fire broke
ort IN the Paxton hotel here, The
fire originated in the annex to the
building. but the smoke was so dense
that II gave the entire structure the
appearance OF being in flames.
Hundreds OF guests were taken
down 10 the street on the aerial lad
ders- One man dropped five feet from,
the top Of wobbly scaling ladder
carrying his suitcase and narrowly
missed ssRding himself and firamen
o death on the pavement below.
Patrolmen. who we're sent to the
lover floors 10 awaken the guests
had difficulty in the case OF one
sleepy man. Who upon being told the
hotel was afire, munsled Il don't
care; it ain't my hotel
The loss will be under $4,000.
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Tno-p. czn lro.

Tinted Press Lassed Wire 5e-Tfce-
NEW YORK, Jar . Dsac1sssg1
on Tie alleged grosesslonsifsra o. jim
Tho-pe, the famous Czrsif.s ataiete.
and champion ali-rcn-s csatsztzzt q
the oiympie ganes seeme5 lsEeiT 20
terminate ID deanE.e zc7lo- .osay
~hen Ger warner. casea % IL css-
hsle seaocl. va sens1aled ~ tzsk
win James x sailsvzn, chairman Ct
the National RegistEatiol commit -
Of The 4. A. Tsorpe was eateree
IN the Pastins Athletsc cla5 gzmes
70 be held tornorroT aiga. ba. NJ 81
gagement mas been cancelled.
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i. 2. A. Rejects ome.rs

limited Press Leased Wire ssry8ee. !
CHICAGO. Jan. 2T.-Aii The officer
o. The Illinois BoEiing Association
With the exception Of The auditor VT!
serve again next year. Roy Davis viii
be auditor TO succeed W } Diner. vas
made 2 member Of the executive CON.
mittee. The newly eleeced oncers
are:
Oscar " Schmidt. Chicago. pres,
dent: David I.uby, Chicago. first vics
president; L. Fred Muller. Rockford
H., second vice president; j C. Mali
er. Chicago, secretary; Gus Burs
hardt, Chicago, treasurer: Roy Davis
Chicago, auditor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-27
WHAT IS WRONG
WITH FAvLLE
Many low. Reruelsears Asksns Tnss
United States Attorney Tor The
No1hern Dtssacs Sc
Retained
MADE a GOOD OFFICER
No F.ais Found wssn Als otsess,
Work Which Has Seen Of Dis
sinsalshed Kind But His
Polisirs = Mrnz.
MADE a GOOD OFFICER
Especial to The este CIR i


WASHINGTON, D. & jar. .7.-A
gocd EanF Republicans out IN Iowa
are wrsstng 10 their representatives
N congress asking them what the OBJ
sscsaon q the lows delegation Is 10 3.
FaTilie Tor another term as United
States attorney fer the northern dis
S-tcs and ~ty Il Is thai NJ. Favius.
vho has aos had second term should
not receive The indorsement OF Iowas
senator's for rsapposnsment.
These republicans want 10 know
Fhat's the mater With Fayille i.
ths-n Is anything wrong with his rec
ord IL ONCE. Some OF them hare
lizard thai his Official record vas so
exceptionally able thar the depart
mert OF justice assigned him as a
special assistant TO the attorneT gen
eraE OF the United States for some
extra work In Kansas. SO. EhF is it,
they ask, that the senators should
stand ont against his confirmation for
reappoinsnent
The ans~1r to this inquiry is that
no fault has been fond with Mr.. Fa
rifles official record It isn't that
which Is the cause of tie opposition OF
the two senators. The opposition Is
based upon political reason
This is the explanation given By one
Iowa congressman: At one time Sam
Riniker Of Rock Rapids. was nursing
congressional aspirations and was
threatening TO become candidate FOL
nomination againt the late Representa-
tive Hubbard. In order to keep Rim
iker out OF the race and make Mr.
Hubbard's denomination easy and Ger
tain, Senator Cumnins promised hin
the attorneyship for the northern dis
Itrict al the expiration OF Favilie'.
term. This promise of Senator Cum
minis to reward Riniker for being good
IS, according TO the congressman. wha
stands IN the way OF Fayille's confirm
nation. so far as the vote OF the IoE;
senator's is concerned In order tia
this promise may be kept, Mr.. Farsll
has been asked to step aside for tn
good OF the party Moreover. NJ,
/ Riniker is looked TO with confidenc
10 bring the Roosevelt followers int
line for Senator Cummins when III
time OF the June primary shall rol
around next year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-27
Moss question provoking the scien-

Moss question provoking the scien-
lists prediction.
Yes said Dr. Galloway, through
satnration they are wearing out. This
is true TO marked degree. Wiz,
go SO far rs 10 say that so far as
know there has never been any long
continued successful irrigation In q
semtarid climate anywhere IN the
world =
Dr. Galloway said the department
is working hard with the reclama
ton service TO prevent deterioration
Of irrigation projects
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cssh-gie Aths.4es AZ Rorse.

limited Press Lgzsssz yxErs Service
ROME. ian - Aa1orncsusat
ras Eazs from the vatican s1a-
Ws-rg De- Tal. papsl Ha1eso, has com
gse.ad arrangements for the iEtsrna-
ssozss Ez-ss Of the federation o.
Casaosfc gT-nzs-ic societies which
I'll ~ bed Il Rome next September
More thzn $3.50 Contestants vsIl he
e-ts-s1 u the games and Czthssics
Efl represent eTe-T nation Of the
Eovzz TIE games I'll -iTal In II
seres- tie euz1rslnizl Olympic games
ne Isst o. whseh rsre held al stock-
a1lE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-27
PUBLIC OPINION
6 ee1@e eS@@ 80 .
An important Question.

To the Editor of The Gate City.
Il is en- undisputed fact that the
school question is most important
che. Proper sanitation, safety and
distance are prominent features that
shonid demand and receive the clos
es. attention and careful conssdera-
ton.
The wrIter IS heartily in favor OF
properly constructed buildings where
IN the safety and health Of our chill
dren IL one Of me first considerations
and these conditions should prevail IN
Ill our school buildings regardless OF
cost. An era of Industrial prosperity
and advancement. liz upon US and the
failure or success OF Keckuk's future
as large manufacturing or indus
trial center depends TO marked de-
gree UPON the school facilities We
mar be in a position TO present TO
those Efo may contemplate locating
permanently here.
100000 spen. upon our schools
world be ar investment that no loyal
citizen should begrndge In the sev-
enth ward there are children who are
compelled TO walk ten TO twelve
blocks to reaeh the Carey school This
means forty 10 fifty blocks day and
mighty poor sidewalks, large pari
Of the distance. quite a strain on q
child In the hot summer and zero
winter #eather.
Let us put The 100000 bond issue
through and get busy with the pro
ceeds. CITIZEN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-27
DOLLAR SAVED
FROM TIE SHIP
etesrer Had Big Hole IN sca ard
Was IN Great Danger o.
Sinking.

ft.zissc E~eas f.e1se-E Wire Ssryice. ]
r<1g ANGELES. cal Jsa. ri
ser besng to seTlsese danger d sinking
Tor gerersl aosrs during the night,
~ reszst saeaner Markham is Fafe
mir ii Far Pedro harDoy. with 2 Big
hcyse rs ser etsrEosrd boz. Che vac
sr>sSgs.t fato po-t after her crew had
see1 szxega n
Tee Nac1asx sErscz the goTe-r-
assas syszkrste1 5alst outside me naf
IN. Ssyfaz 2 nsavy fog. wireless
cfsteeaz csiis uere ssr.t on and snf
tag Tgsle sns seyefss launches 70
zs<,s1e<. sSeaaaa5!e, tho yesgel, neaD
lez1 msz ay5fssog Ost 70 ~ Al ~
eyeY NJ tAI4y-0Ee. ezceptins Captain
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In n. OLD cEscs.

limited Press Leased Wire g4rvsee. j
ST. LOUIS, Jan. z7 Pogceaea
who went to arrest Big Henry wiz
han noticed that q large cloek II tae
room had stopped a. lzs02 o'elo<k.
the exact moment q. which they RI
entered the house Ingeara Z.
they found the pendulum ooal9 ~.
SWING because five boxes 81 coea3ae
had been hidden inside the ifae
piece They charged Wflshan VII
. selling cocaine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-27
O-gs-esl ard noeza.

rE5Bate1 presa L.sase5 Ts-e Ee<gsee
NEE YORK lar. oE sze sz7
position Tia ms Esrzs- MI ~
matczes Efta yoanaT KlIss-e tor he
tezthe-~sFght ute, AEnerfes- s5e-5zg
rea APPEAR dsep9F fr.e-sses Il sas
battle tonight aet~esz Je1 C-5zcosl
and O-en Wcrsz, Il L1-Se1 F'-v-
previous persorEs-ess 3. vas re ger
erai oRinien sszt he - rgzas see
TIil 20 tha Mrai-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-27
Nature Remedies for D;seass

ETerT fail IN olden times ire fam
iiy medicine chest wss repienfshed
With roots, herbs and barks, natures
remedies for disease. scuiIcap for
rerrogsness. Pennyroyal for cnids,
fiayer Blossoms for the blood, Thor
orgaEort for colds. WorTawood and
8aIm 81 GiIesd Buds t1r E3rsins and
- on T. = Interesting 20 note that
The naogs s9cceesfnl remedy for fe-
1aie 51ls ire World has eTer known
nzd iis oTsgia IeaTiy forty Years ago
from rposg a1d herbs and Lydia z
Psaznsm's Vegetable Compound If
made today IL immense quantities
fron shose same roots and herbs
Eita extreme accuracy, care and
cl4ang.nesH. The standard remedy for
female fsIS.--GdT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-27
ARID LANDS ARE
BEYOND HELP
Scientist Says Irrigation VIII Not be
Effective Even After Long
Use.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON. Jan 2T--Eyentual
failure of the governments reclama-
ton projects IN arid sections OF the
west is the prediction OF one Of the
most eminent scientists of the depart
ment Of agriculture, DR.. B. T. Gallo
way. chief OF the bureau of plant in
dustry.
DR.. Galloway's prediction, which he
declared 10 be something startling.
vas made public today by the house
committee on expenditures in the
department.
"Are any claimed arid lands being
lost 10 agriculture ?" was Chairman
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-27
Wolves Win Race.

United Press Leased Wire Service
NOME. Alaska. Jan. 27.-John John
sons team of Siberian wolves today
holds the racing championship OF all
Alaska, having captured the Solomon
Derby This event for dog teams from
Nome TO Solomon and return, a dist.
ance OF So miles, the dogs accomplish
ed in SIX hours, one and one-half min
utes. Oliver Blatchford's Missouri
hounds were second and Alex Helm
sons mixed team OF Malamutes am
Mackenzie river huskies, third.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-27
git-hl- VIII Rser

iTn5ted Press Leased sire seTvice ]
PUEBLO, Ceio. ian Eddie
Johzsoa q thts efsy FIJI engage in q
tweEty -oand stgh- xith frankie
White 81 Caiczgo. before The Paebio
A-aIassc elr5 tonight Tae tEo light-
Eegats vii -eet ~ 1ss pounds g 2
cfcsccE and WsiIts Richie. Lightweight
c1s- ytoz o. t1s world. xiii -efsree.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-27
Coans. walsh has ssen .r-csas@t

Eoans. Walsh has bean sr-csas@t
manager 9. the Danvs1ls eI1S II The
TarseEEs League, much 70 The dssap-
sssusatnsut 81 Ar QEsssss-. VITO led
the Tndsa-s zssS PEAR 20 a hsE SER
aEah Ezzcs Il mas beaa snaar1csd
TIA. GEesss@ viii hs the secoa6
string csscss- Il Dz1vElIs during the
coming rear. E1ica shoEs that bis
E5ns q talk IS s-fu getting hl SOFT
Jobs II Fais place he viii have vsry
little zors 20 10 and rss VII phi
1owr : good sgkary- gHasszsr vrcts
80 seTerzi people here asking sor rec
ozrs1lzsiozs - TIE DznrfIie club
an sGne q TIE stockholders taere
zsEsd snezl r1ez ahoHt ht@ bas 1azs
o< them Ee-e able 10 Do zzca fer the
pzsE 50r- Il Is fh1agns tzat the lei
sa-s and tslesz-s OF Ike Soczi men
rad Eec6 u % wzta oEsisss-'s loss
81 liz Da1TiEfs igosEsh
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sz.4 Rza Earl.-

tT-asssd p-ess Leasei Wire ss-Fice !
H7TDE5ER. Ia. -zz zTAn Aaaer-
icza had e2ggs measuring nine feet
sevoss tae ts5s Q. its rings sEooped
6o#a into the bzcE ysrd and picked
- L1staer Greer. aged !: HE Il rear
I'd o-otas- ss1zst . sscs gar snS
killed. M bird, slightly ro5nding TIE
c1tld- who're Iatr z-n ~sa 5rokea 4
fzsa1z FROM z tsr t0ot 5eszh.-
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e 80.

Halted Press Eeassd Wire Se-7sce. j
ALBANY, - gsa Adrsl;-
Ing that taere Weve 1851 cardseetes
~ao RID aled application WITH hin
for the IA ~ o. YuEIlf servsee cons-
missioner GoTernor snizeE resT5ly
declared tnas there Tere osher ta.ags
mat answered tae gereraf eezcrt5ssoa
Of war given by General 7herzza ard
nat one Of them 1as oeEug 4 gsror-
age dispenger.
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Maroars sssr Irzlnlna.

{ /. aIted Press LEASED Wire Se7Tice
CHICAGO. fan 27-The university
81 Cascaso baseball SEASON viii open
11is afternoon Ehsn ASSISTANT Coach
Pat Page viii ceT. hts squad together
for tie avs+ time Indoor practice
riFl 5egsn n fer days VIII almost
aIE q lat Tazr's team back . SUE
eessral reason Is expected By the ma
gcsoz.
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/ ing appointment OF committees ar
i not planned BY the leaders.

Itching piles provoke profanity. bas
profanity won't cure them Deans
Ointment cures itching. bleeding OF
protrudlng piles after years o, suffer
ing. At any drug store--AdTertise
ment.
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Lu-ca Gets Match.

zIT7stsd Prezs Leased Wire Service
CHICAGO. jan 57s-fseorgs Lursca.
ste Rzsssz1 wrestler -ho defeated
Carrie cltisr e thts city last rseE.
VIII zeet Bo5 slszzgo- here tonight
be,ore sae Gioks 4 c. r.aricl IS held
ne szrcrs-e for TIE 5zs.la-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-27
A WHOLE FAMILY MEAL
FOR Sc.


sc package Of Faust Spaghetti
will make whole meal for a family
OF FIVE. And ii will be real meal
nutritious, tasty and satisfying.
A Sc package of Faust spagheii
contains as much nutrition as ios.
OF beef 1t is glutinous food-gia1eh
is the food content that makes bone
muscle ami flesh.
you have no idea how many d'her
ent ways Faust Spaghetti can be ssF~
ed to make fine, tempting meals
write for free recipe book. Sold IA
Sc and I0c sges-serve i oitea,
MAuLL BROS.
St Louis No.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-27

stom &C b so bad /
thought I could not
live. Onr doctor said
it was congestion of
the stomach. / would
goto bed perfectly
and wake up in the
night as bad as / could
be and live. Our doc
tor said it would do
no good to give medi-
cine internally. Fl e
had toinject medicine
in my arm. Since TAX
ing Cham berlain's
Tablets I can eat any
thing I want without
hurting me" T his
form of indigestion is
extremely painful and
often dangerous. BY
taking Chamberlain s
Tablets altar eating
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-27
Sporting Views

Oesr--z high beat B--iirgr7a hsza
sssrrazr night 81 Z score q - 70 q
THIS lends snssrss- Il the game here
nsxs FrsdzT wien T. H s meets O.
tE-va a. the eo.
TIE cards scat CIT 5r the nsssesN
association arg hang returned sRo-ts
and Ire ozstoox & aot rs-y tzvcrsEls
10 me continuance o. .hs game here
unless sEey are returned q cree
ETea small aEo1rEs are aow scssvt-
z5se. nus evEvore Should gre rs
ensrc1sly As pcsszbss
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and especially when you have fitness
and weight in the stomach after eating.
the disease may be warded of and
avoided. Chamberlain Tablets not only
aid digestion. but strengthen and iayig.
crate the stomach.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-27
Attacks Of Indigestion

ri believe Chamberlain s Tablets have
saved my life, writes Mrs. Maggie Coil,
Golden City, Mo. II had pains IN my
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-27

Acc7sary and his EEfe- took 20 the
lifs5oats. They included Robert Dol
lar. millionaire UrRsr of the ship.
Eho Vas har only passenger
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-27

Candidate for Postof.ice.
WASHINGTON, d. C Jan. 27.J. s.
Blair is a candidate for postmaster OF
Columbus Junction, Iowa, under the
incoming administration
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yrsssce, tempered with Es-cT, Is
the CIT ot the fans Of Eeoklx today
4 little more tine and & Esy be sos-
ssbse 70 s@sp the game going
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-12-26
AraAnje,

Excepting possibly the bichloride Of
mercury. few toxic substances are so
common as arsenic, for the a%rsenates
and ~arsenites are not only much used
In medicine. but are likely to be en-
countered In commercial substances.
wallpaper. dyestufs. etc. Arsenic has
been known since ancient times. The
word means masculine or powerful. In
the sixteenth century 1t was used for
homicidal purposes In the form of aqua
tofana and in literature has been the
most celebrated Of poisons. Although
considered one Of the most powerful
poisoDs. 1t is less so In its ordinary
forms than potassium cyanide and the
alkaloids. though in combination with
hydrogen It becomes N Of the dead
Hest substances known. the slightest
Whit Of the gas being sufficient to in
sure death. In the common form. the
trioxide or white arsenic" n or two
grains cause death.-Boston Herald.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-12-26
Beau erummers Dress.

Evidently we must o believe all
that we have read Of Beau Brummel.
There were stories that he appeared in
"a dove coIored coat and white satin
inexpressibles:'' that 1t took two art
lists to make his gloves. 81 special ex-
pert being assigned to the thumbs. and
that he had three hairdressers who spe-
cialized. so to speak. on the different
parts Of his head. All these stories. 1t
seems. are fiction. according to Leon 81.
Vincent's "Dandies aud Men Of Let
ters:"
"Simplicity and unebtr,lsive elegance
were his ideals. To attract notice ny
conspicuousneSs In dress was In his
opinion the most mortifvfng expert
ence that a gentleman conld have.
Byron told Leigh Hunt that there was
nothing remarkable i'll Erummel's
dress except q certain exquisite pro-
prtety. From which 1t may be inferred
that his reforms were Of a sensible
sort"