davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-19

Colored hat bands are out of styIG this year, but the white straw hat soon supplies a pronounced shade of yellow 7 The women who are blamed for wear ing gowHs that attract the attention of the men -nust reeI that az zszE- - have found competent dress-mazers If the dressmaker can only get end Sweet Girl Graduates sleeves to nd a little better, her essay will surely win the favor of the audience.
 On general principles Jack Johnsou may have been arrested the past week but perhaps the editors thouEhf lg wasn't news.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-19

Farmer want Ads. one Cent a word
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2ofal Beridt.
@oHnanSsbouer
W~eifaiten lid, bic Ansiidtrn aaf rint,
ntusm Central Hanbpi.

Mapor 3unt G~iaotantpolt gstts
man unb Staot. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, tpsls
DE iih Dor sinigsn Sngsn noh Rem
Cert bssabsn, um nit Der GrsiutiDs
Bsb0rns Der bier rinminoenben Gis
bobnsn Ridiprafe bttr. Der Grid
tung zines nsusn unions8 dtnbofes 3u
batter. botien geitern cine biesbe3iss
lide aOnferens, nah nsren BsspniguHg
Nonor CUNT autorifirt ipurbe. biz
fols.nbe offi3iea. GrtIoruns cbSugss
ben: Die eifenbabns 0eieaih1fttn.
bereH linien in Cincinnati ~einmunben.
ieben bic Hotbpsnoigieit beHtrer 9ers
minals uno Der B.lh0ffuns beftrtr
Babnbcfss Ja3ilitdteH In 0intinnofi
Elm unb iinb niti obgtntigt, Der Nus
fibruns zines oerortigen proiests buls
bisft nabsr al treisn. Sic habeH Sas
fosennnnie Wbitts 8letlmdn prDjttI
geprift unb fnb gum Gnffhlub gss
iommsn. ni6ts barnft III ibun ~ "a,
tsa. 9s babsn itts 1pIsss p1tss -
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llnfdae.

lem 10 Sabre alien 75armer
0eors engel bon 8rseon, Ohio, puro,
aeitern i'm itdotiften Solpifal Die
rshie 6anh, fpelds bel sinem nnfall
in Winsloru Bar. hnter ben Rdbcrn
einsr Jntsrurbdn Gar 5srmaImi rpors
ben mar, omputirt.
QoliStit Smeosr fiel aeFtern
Tldmiitaa an Der WeUiilan unn
Gop.Ionb Sirdbs sinem Durhqehenoeg
Vfsroe in bic 3iigsI unb purbe 80
Dub nett mitaef6isift, bspor &c ibul
oslang, oog 9siponn gum Stiaitdnh
5abringen. Gr srlitt iflimms Der.
Iegunpen be- lintsn 6anb, uno auber.
BEN tpuroe feline Uniform ruinirt.
greo. S6oberle. 80 Sabre oft
p:n go. 1430 Sorrifon 4ps., angelit
ctf;e,n in benz Si1updFsr an Queer
gitn 4pe. .uno ben 3. u. 9. giien.
totnpeIsiien. uno trat bisrbei auf sins
glsdfanne. pobei er lid ben refisr
Jnb seritnitt. or tpuros mad BEN
itdotiften tooipitoI eebratt.
Grant aubr, elm 70 Sabre alter
ron Rp. 325 Waoifpr
4ps.. gopinaion. I'm, fisl aeftern-dr
s:r 3 unb Ttia Strabs. BON fsinsr
Iaosn unS brad lid ben Iin.eu arm
Gr nurbs in Iuto : qatrol go. 4
tetrcebradi.
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rotbung, pe!dt bic Grrihtuna zines
nesien Central 8ahnbofs in Cincinnati
ermDslihen tperben, Der alien Gripars
tunsen entiprehen fon.1
I'm Der aonferens bstbeiligttn iif
Die folgenbsn Gifenbabn : 8samtsn
Vrdiioent Milton 8. Smith, Qouis-
billie &c HaibpiIIe, louisville; q se.
prdiioent 0eorse M. Sbripsr, 8aIti.
more e Shio, Baltimore; prdii.
bent a. 8. Gmitb, Nsp gort gsn'raI
qinisn; 8ise- gr1iibeni Soieph so.
Ncoo, genniplplnia 2inien. pi.tss
burg; 9i5esprdiioent 8. 3. Gparcey.
Siibbabn, Moibinston; 9i3s&grdii.
bent 3. 6. popelI, Queen e Crescent,
Cincinnati, unn gi3s= prdlibent Iscl.
tur artea. Gbeiopeate & Ohio, R:ds
mcnb, ga.
Rdnor CUNT rsilie g~efteruN Qbent
nod db uno tpirb mad efnem tursu
gufenibalt in columbus teute absnt
fpieoer bier einireffen.
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Observation-Disclosures
Ginrfnn1ti IL Mnri

GiHcinnati, IL. April.
gliiabetb R. WpIf II. u. an sSobr
=. grinier, Is BET 80 CUB an Der
Wenfeite Der Spenmore Str, f127
sSub nortlid Der abigail Str, $1400.
Gbna q. DonntIIp an Ranep BEN
bete, 80 CUB an Der SiioIsiie Der
Wioin Mpenue, in l~opsIanb. ST.
The Vortb College Dil HeaItp Co.,
al Wiliam Blum, Got 1911 In Gbi1
2ano unb Improvement Gompanp's
lla.er1biheiluns. ST..
yhe Rortb College 6in Renlin 60.
on aIies n<r. Cot 663 in berielben
OVERWHELMING. ST..
Stephen Wahoff an Inna 3D.. Wus
hcff. 25 5rb an Der Gullop CTR. 81.
G!isabeth Q. Cor an GiteIe ga
grun. 33I Sub an Marib ape., RDrs
irncb 81.
Sarrp g. youns an n. 6. Smp.
60, Baltimore, 8 Cots on Der 9ops
pie Ctr, 81.
goeIoOr $. Stsnd, an Jrnn. 2.
1orgfmdn. / Got an Der WapIs aps..
Qctfpoob, 81.
llnirn Sap. 81. II. Erlt 60. en-
emma 6. Sarbins, % 6ub on Dc,
@irs Ctr, nabe WuIbsrre. 81.
emma G. barbing an Tunnp Z.
giiaer. bafflbs Gigtnibum. 81.
gep. z. Siemann an emma !5ui'
Ia. 20 CUB an Der pl.aiant Ctr.
81
IN. O. ganfs an Clifford o. Bar:
rot, Got 90 in Clifford place aoo;'
tipn, Gncamore Str. 81.
Inslnioe Ring on SoIepb 9roB
~ sfub or Smoqen. Ctr, 81.
Sofeph grob an Grant SeiIsr, q
5E5 an osrislbtn Strabe. 81.
Otis G. Robinion on 6oroon Ro.
binion. ] Got an 5amilton gits, 81
sSohn Craze an Wnrp WInsebrod
t2uit gioim) 40 5ub on 3. Ctr, nab
martin, ST.
5oiepb o. aunsItr an Treberidl
IGfraoef Quit gIaim). i Got an Del
SIsriou Mns., $500.
Trsotridt Shrabsr an Inna Jrep.
toa, Got q n oerisIbsn Ipe., 81.
sefrp !5citer an 6arrn 6. Bulb
% 5ub ar Der ggrr Str, 81.
Wm. q. 9eDou an oenislbtH, .33!
Gub on berieIben S.rabs. 81.
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0ranSeisentbums .8spDtbsfeH
Geus 6%npotbsttn.


Srbn 8. grinisr a Gei.bslanb g.
81. Co., $500.
enDorb .. Guinn an Rem gufspe
Y. L.. q. &C.. $500.
@iuiam 2sberer on Srene WiHss
fisgr. S2450.
Gsprse 6offman an SiasoaIes2. u.
g. Co., $3.50.
9cra 6. ernit an Marp ). 6ubbIe.
Ss2543.
5arrp ] 2tbrdn on Dsitsrn Ger
nan 8nut. $1,000.
f.na Bad an 2ibsral g. u. q. Co..
$3.50.
Sfaae gi6sl an gam 81. ,aO<tpen.
ife.n. $500.
Wertants Trapaps 60. an psurl
Str. Mariet gnni. SIS, 0O0.
efteIe &c grun an Glisabe.h q.
Ger. $1,000.
Gath. 6. 5pn1nb on Sputbern
Chio SAB. 81. Co., 5000.
phiItp diiber an Z. U. Rnps,
$500.
Grant SeiItr an SisbIanb. 4p.. G
Il. e. g., $3.50.
philip gaumon an Dlenepop g
n. .. Co., $500.
gpnrab y. Rseb an SoI<pb ]
phillips, 1924.
10. ). Robinicn an benfslbsn
$685..
Sarrp @. Buff ansGlart Ctr. 6
II. 9. g., $500.
3obn SiegeI an Sol. s.. pbiaips
$685..
&m. araub an DO. Si017.50
Gas. 2. Campbell on 81, %. Craig
$3.50.
getifgte 6ppotbtien.
3. u. 3immermnn an 9annab 2
Est. $4,000.
8. 3. MuderhkiDt an RstpsB udept
6. L. .. 60. $3.50.
gmil Neib an gumminspinesa. u
~ Co., $1,000.
8. ". Dbiteomb an Dominic,
gaab &c, $113.
@sorst 90. GfpornjRbtson WiIforl
q. U. g. Go. $500.
Sohn q. Campo ant6orrp S.AgDern
x. $1,000.
WOrrig Jor an 6enrp. gaebs. $500
Veo. 3. G.ema1u an coulter,
Chio SOB. 9i. Co.. $4,000.
0to. Campbell an, Garfield tglo. !
g. u, q. g., $1750.
feHrp plehmerf ansSfiibens8. u
6. g.. $500.
Arna q. price On Geo G.sMod
$1,000.
Relic 6. HrigeI ani8riabionsGsr
mar Dt. Co.. 5000
Gtki MenbfhofstDs an sSsroe
Joonp, $500.
amelia q. 5atfielb | an Meipool
s. g.. $500.
Geo. Wpctt an Brothers uub al
tiers Antioh BopiiIt Eburh, $500.
Pauline lerpis msGouibern Obi
6. U. 4. e., $1,000.
G!i5dbst1.R. GatIett az. bjsislbs
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Cincinnati Surnaemeinbe.

Gid,tiae 8eif,dite iperoen in Ser
am Samitaa abenb in Der Central
1urnhaue iiattfinoenoen monntlidjeri
@er'ammIung Der Cincinnati 1urn-
aemeinbe sur GrIeoiaung geIanacli
rsn eriter G,nie n%liiiien i'll oieier Ger
inmmIuna Die 3eleaaten 81 Der Ne.
3irfsingsiaenug ertpnhlt meroen. Die
26. uno -. Ipril in Der Qoro
Cincinnati Snrnhaue itattiinoet. au'
ber0en ioIlen nod, neritieoeue IN
terne angelegeHheiten siIr Grlebieulg
tofnnnen uno niis oiefen 8riinOen iii
Die snpeienheit idmmtlider Rit8lie'
Der in Der @erinmnIung 6ringenS er.
splluitaf.
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Jn(an0 ge(egrap6
TuhgpreIter enifdffen.

Guhspreller eHilden.
Ddfbinston. .. g.. II. apriI.
Der MarintfsttetGr bat ons triegsees
rihtIihe llrtbeil, ourh nsltss Der
NiofhipHon Sames g. Gooi fpsgsu
Gutspreliens aus Der Warine : a.as
bemie entlaHtn piro, bsftd.iat uno su
glsider s3sit iammtIidxn Mibfb,pmsn
in annapolis bic Mdrnuns supeter
IaTsn, bab in 3utunft Jutsprsleru
isin grbormen es5eisi rperoen puro,
unb Il. ouber Der GntIaHung nod 0s.
fnsnibfirafen su eefpdriiasn hditen.
Jm ssdlle bss goof trirbe Ginfpsr.
rung auBer GniiaHuns ser.hifertis:
fein, ba er aber porher tsine Gelepsn,
belt aebab. babe, bic Mibihipmen 81
rparnen, 10 MOLE er Is oiesmal bel be,
GnilaHuns beipenbsn lafsn. Der g.
trst6r fhreibi morilih: DIR 5uds.
prelIsr lit Gin bruialer Wenff. Der Dor
Ratur ernufam peranlast iii. d.
Bunbesmarine bat fir SlnsIinse bic.
fer art ssinen plds."
anpaft 4nbut In anfla
geSufanD psriebt.
Rem Dorf. II. April. JOhH n,
aHtut, Elm 4nfuult, tpurbe bon otl
grnnbinrn tutatn onaeblihtn Der
fnhs. 5arrn 81. 9ban aus BEN
StddisirrentduIt losSuiriegsn. iahen
sr gsamten 8eitthungen anboi. In
anilnss5uftanb ptrfebt. 1r. SObr
so. HuftlI, Der friihsre Superiniens
bent Der 5rrsnnnftali. bebnupisi, baE
4nbut ibm $4,000 offerirts, ipsnn {,
sriIdrs. bab 9bou gsiftis geiunb iei
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amerifaniffer Snmor.
Tie hodyite gflift. Ter arbeiigeber
,u Dem rieilen gureauiungen: Sic
fennen Jbre YFlid,ten2@ .Saruoll.
Serr: Den glid3balter miiDefen.
iuern Der Gbef fomnf. - lie sSrds
ge on Den 9eoner RcOner: limb
MN: bat pieaeift elmer Der Scrren
inn gublifum cine 5rage an mid Ba
rid,tcn?" Stimnue aus benz Dinfer.
aruno: ~ssntpobI, SER: irdnn idngt-
benn bieaaniif enoIih gu ipieIen nn2A
- Inter stolepen. Ter cine oItc
Mine: ..5o, mein Ssshnge. ais i'd ben
&amIet fpieIte. bonerte Is " Chm.
be. bis elmer ben 3nifnnerrniiIn Der.
lieB.~ Ter anbere alte Mime: .Wnr
er Iabm2" &imnncI niif Grben-
Ter 9efperbef All ieinem tiinftioer
2 hipieaerpater: Limb i'd fam Dobl
faaen, bah i'd feline Safer babe. i'd,
raud,e ui6t, Id trinfe nid,t ....."
Ter sdfuieaerpnter. ~Auf meine
Iodter bat feline: file ipieIt n;dlt sta.
fier nnb iie finet niftg Ter 1roit.
Ger MnIcr ertport: Limb biefer Bob.
GERS lDia Elm annitfritifer ieini Gr
hat mcin Bib nnf bns llnbaruiber.
sigite serriifen!@ Ter Trenno tro-
Iieno: ~aiinlmere lid nibt INN oen
aerI. Der bat iiberboupt feline eiaene
Meinlme. Der ffsp1st MIR mad, mas
ale nnberen iogen.~ - Tes 0ebeaB
nnGernif&te 1reube ~ssomiIien-
Snfpndte, ME i'd b6re?~ ga. suei.@
na62 8spininge2- .Rsin. en- 1hs,s
lee- sHse Esensa 1&Dssgsssnstta
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gesutanb psriebi.
gAiMnsAriAtes.

Dorf. IT. april.-- angst.:
.Nojdtie" Don southampton; ~a6.
mig albert pom Heopel. - 4bges.:
YGIcriDe" nn1 0opre.
portIanb,W <. Mnget.: .Gpm.
rte -apn QiDerpool.
6uIifar, y. 6. 4bese.: -llros
MUM, BON ROtttrOnm. nod Rem
DOrt.
lj3arb. pdHirt: ~qoorbom1
pom Rem D0rs, mad Retssrbam b.
itimust.
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@ermist.

Dix qoIisei purbs seitern eriuht.
Rahfprihunasu nah Der 4 Sabre az
ten 2inod Msitr bon Ro. S75 quit
dinE Gtrabs ansuitsiIen, fpelhe isi
ssf.srn Radmittas 2 ubr Oermibi
spirn.
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Sung tIeiben 1T better aIs al. fpsrs
,e5l.
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9 br altar. puTirt: ~Ganaba",
BON Rem gpri, mad WarieiIe be-
ftimmf.
2ipsrpoOI. abses.: sesltie"
nah Refp yDrt.
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semaphores for stree, TratfIe.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22.-Phila.
delphia today stands first among the
cities of the world to use the sema-
piiore for regulating street traffic. a
device known as the PorterRay traf.
nc semaphore today is in operation
at the intersection of Broad and Chest.
nut streets, where traffic is as heavy
as at any cross corners In the world,
according TO Philadelphia officials.
II Is similar to those used on rail.
roads except that 1t is operated By
tie crossing policeman" by hand. II
can be seen by drivers or chauffeurs
block away and was ordered in.
stalled by Director OF Public Safety
Porter. Captain Martin II. RAY asys.
tematizer to the director invented
the apparatus. Director Porter said
today he will install the semaphore
on all downtown street crossings ii
the one at Broad and Chestnut proves
a success.
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CARTHAGE, Ill
<>>~~~~~~~~~~ /

4
Leland Rose has returned from
Herndon- Iowa. and has reentered the
Shou Bros hardware store. He will
attend college this fall
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Guthrie are vis-
ting Mrs. Phoebe Noble. while attend
ing institute
Or. and Mrs C. E. Robertson and
sons motored to Sparta and East st.
Louis for visit with home folks last
week
Elijah Jones, Of Springfield Ia visit
ing his daughter, Mrs Samuel TAYLOR.
Mrs, C. j. Kelso and daughter.
kathryn of Springfield, DO. are visit
ing the formers sister, Mrs. ]. j.
/ WEIGH.
Dir. and Mrs. Harold Armstrong and
daughter. Leona departed Thursday
for Racine. Wis, to visit his brother.
Clarence and wife
DR.. J. H Callahan went to Brecken-
ridge. Mimi. Monday to look after
land interests He accompanied his
daughter, Mrs. o. G. Springer and chill
dren. TO their home IN Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, where Mrs Callahan Is visiting.
| Virgil Johansen, vho has been study.
ing the violin in Chicago. returned
home Monday morning.
Mrs. Anna Cannon and Miss BIanch
Cannon went TO Iowa City Thursday.
where Mrs Cannon viii spend the win
ter with her sister, Mrs. ]. H. McCul-
loch. Miss Blanche win return 70
Carthage for a few days before she
departs for Anna, Ill, where she viii
teach school
The Misses Ruth Harszeli and Mar
lam Scofeld. returned Saturday from
Washington where they have been the
guests OF Judge and Mrs. C. j. Scofeld.
J. L Shultz and son Franklin spent
Sunday with DR.. Roy Riggs In Mt. Pull
ask DR.. Riggs accompanied by his
two daughters brought them home IN
his car and are now visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Shultz.
Misses Edna and Ola Huston depart
ed Friday for GrinnelI to attend a
house party on their way to Shenan-
doah, Iowa, where they will continue
as instructors In the high school
Mr. and Mrs A. c. Kirkpatrick went
Ito Chicago Friday evening and will
Visit In Sandwich, Ill, and Fl. Madi-
son before returning to Carthage-
Mrs Laura Moves departed Tuesday
| for yirden, Manitoba to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Mathew Gardner Glib.
FOR two weeks
Henry Marsh OF Chicago, Joined his
wife, who has been visiting at the
home of her sister. Mrs. VIII Bach
man, OF near this city.
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stage Hetd-ue al Cheyenne.

CHEYENNE. wyo., Aug. 22-An
ancient frontier stage coach CARRYING
half dozen passengers. both men
and women, was held mp here TODAY.
AS the vehicle dashed into Frontier
park four men riding bronchos and
wearing handkerchief masks. bore
down on the coach firing reyoivers
and sawed off sfotguns almost In the
faces Of the passengers. who replied
With fusiilade. The driver and
guard having toppled from their seats,
one Of the highwaymen grabbed the
lead horses bride and brought the
careening coach TO a stop. The fight
taken out ~ them. the passengers got
out at the terse order Of the bandit
leader. with one exception. The one
remained unseen BY the robbers IN.
der a pile OF baggage Az the robbers
lined up the passengers TO 20 through
them the passenger In the coach fired
pointblank at the bandit leader. who
dropped 70 the ground. immediately
the other PASSENGERS sprang at The
robbers and soon had them oyerpow,
cred.
A posse from Cheye1ne soon reach.
cd the scene and checked I'D casual
ties. Az least they vent through the
signs Q. checking them up for there
weren't an The whole thing was
q @frame.up.' II was the ouensna
feature Of today's Frontier Day pro
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The ReesII Ia keokuk.

Burlington Gazette. The commits
sion plan Of government Is not hay-
ing that smooth sailing in Keokuk
that had been expected, and now they
have out a petition to recall every
commissioner on the force and the
mayor from their Office. These Of
fcials are charged with permitting
wholesale violations OF the law Bur.
Iingtonians who have been going TO
Keokuk all summer In big and enthus-
iastic crowds every time a steamboat
turned its nose down stream, are very
much Disguised, at this late day, to
find out We have been almost daily
visitors to a town where there has
been wholesale violations OF the
law In fact, 1t wasn't generally
known that the laws were being VIC
lated in KsokuE even In retail way,
If tile Keokuk agitators had not ad.
vertised it themselves. no one would
ever have suspected that recall was
considered Burlington people. who
are Keokuk's most frequent and most
numerous guests, and have flooded
their town every day all summer,
|are very much chagrined to learn that
our neighboring city has been 80 bad
and none OF them knew it In fact
our people have been praising the city
administration of Keokuk all summer
land our bad ones damning 1t because
LOT Its strict enforcement OF the laws
When it is all sifted down the peo
pie win End that there is an undis
covered niger In the municipal wood
pile.
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cRoToR.
= = 80 $50 sc = -

The N. w A. will give an ice cream
supper in their hall Saturday evening.
Aug. 80. Everybody come.
Rev. Hamilton flied the pulpit here
Sunday at 3 p. N.
Mrs. Manda Pelham OF Kirkville
came Saturday for weeks visit
with her sister.
Mrs. John Davis and Mrs Charles
Keck, Otto Johnson and family OF
Belfast and Mrs Leo Edison OF Dee
MONIES, visited recently with Mrs. E.
]. Watts.
Miss Edith Johnson expects to leave
Wednesday for Burlington where she
viii be the guest OF Miss Bertha
Riddle.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Wirsig and
children OF Tyrone. Okla, arrived Sat
urday for an extended visit with Mrs.
Wirsig's mother Mrs. John Davis and
other relatives.
A great many from here expect to
take IN the Donnelison fair and also
the big dam celebration.
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High COST OF FIRE LOSSES

According TO reliable statistics the
annual fire .osses IN the United
States amount in round numbers to
s250.000,o0o. without counting the
loss Of life and limb and the extra
high Insurance rates due TO the extra
hazard. For most of these fires are
classified as preventable. therefore
there IS a brg element Of loss in the
fish rates Of Insurance shared by
the community at large, because
entering into the general high cost of
living.
It Is said that our fire loss costs
MS annually nearly ten times the per
caPita average Of SIX leading coun-
tries Of Europe The American In.
dustrieg says that including what We
pay for maintaining FIRE departments
and ether protection, our yearly fire
tax amounts 10 Sc per capita. which
comes 10 s900oQ000 for the one
group CT 15000.oe individuals in
the emplog Of the members If the
National Association Of Manufac-
turers alone
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The cate cltys sIa Number.

Pennington News Republican: The
Eeokus Gate City came ont last Fri
day with ss-page special edition
which vas filed With Information re-
garding Keokuk and her industrial
improvements The merchants we're
liberal IN their patronage Of adver-
Using which liz always essential in an
enterprise 81 this kind In addition
10 an extensive writenp Of the indus
trial conditions OF neokuk and the
big power plant the social, religious
and other interests Of the city re
ceiyed liberal mention. II Is strictly
IA ReokHk edition and flied Nth In.
teregting things not only To Reokuk
people bat to others considering the
marvellous things that are transpiring
there az this time
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-22
Everybody is Lonesome
~ down deep within their hearts

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Way down deep within their hearts
Everybody's lonesome.
For within their secret parts
Eyerybody's lonesome
Makes no difference ho~ they smile.
How they live or what their style:
Once In every little while
ErerFbody's lonesome.
People first in big affairs
Even theF are lonesome,
MaFbe like to put on airs.
just the same, they're lonesome,
Hen for whom existence blen6s
Every good. who gain ali ends.
Still reach out their hands for friends.
Everybody's lonesome.
Women. silk clad. jeweIed fine,
Yes. they too. are lonesome
When their gems the brightest shine,
They are just as lonesome
Some must serve and some command:
All still seek, with CROPPING hand.
Love and friends who understand,
Everybody's lonesome.
Though your gift Of friendships small.
Everybody's lonesome
It may answer someone's call.
Someone who is lonesome
Gire your hands and join the chain;
And your Gift viii be your gain.
Sometime when you're lone
some.
Author Unknown
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-22
The American A.si.ue. Toward LIE.

The American Attitude Toward Life.
With US. says Theodore Dresser
in THE First voyage Over," in the
August Century. the business Of lifs
is not living, bus achieving. Roughly
speaking, We are willing TO 60 hungry,
dirty. to wait in the cold, and TO fight
gamely, IL IN the end we can achieye
one or more OF the ssven starr in the
human crown Of life Several Of the
forms Of supremacy may seem the
same. but they are not Examine them
closely.
The average American is rot born
TO place. He does not know what the
English sense Of order fs. We have
not that national esprit de corps
which characterized the English and
the French. perhaps. certainly the
Germans. We are loose, uncouth. but
IN our way, wonderful The spirit of
God has once more breathed upon the
waters
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-22
THE MAN THAT is TO BE.

tx MAN iffbf 10 " e
Nay. weep not for the darling
That fades go swift away.
The rosy beam OF morning
Must lose itself IN day.
On. mother. glad and downcast,
On, heart OF gloom and glee,
Think OF the glorious noontide-
The man that is to be.
Not long thine arms OF loving
With tender. loving care
May fold the gift Of heaven
IN their embraces fair.
But mother, proud and humble,
The stream must seek the sea:
Think OF the splendid future
The nan that Is 70 be.
For him the Lord-s anointad
The suns and stars shall shine
For him staH largess NJ ou-polrad
OF radiant IRE dsvsne
For hin shall scess Of purple
BE sp-a q desti1E
1-oshe-s yoz clasp The Fho-@ wori11'z
tazs i II H.
~z-6 TzEsz- wss11 II Es M
zz 1EaszE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-22

In Kansas City both the men and
the women who work In Offices are
dissatisfied with the dress of the 9th
er seq. A woman writes to the Kan
gas City Star to complain because
men remove their coats when at
work A man writes-not in reply to
this complaint-to charge the girls
who work in mis- Office with turning IT
into cabaret show" by their econ.
spicuous and immodest attire
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-22

proof far matters have to the attention OF this
newspaper Heasav evidence Il those urging the
call and have the best Of Keokuk at heart
they viii abandon their present and set diligently
at work collecting Evidence of nonenforeemen Of Law to be
presented al the regular city election is not vet too
late for them to alter their plans to this extent and cond
tIons they they they viii have difficulty In
getting rid of the present and city at
that time
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-22

ANYWAY. the drouth must be credit
ed with having discouraged. and in
many cases, having killed the dande-
lions. Most unsprinkled lawns are
free from them. The dandelion must
be a wet-weather plant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-22
vht Best Medicine N the wo,,d

My little girl had dysentery very
bad. thought she would Ole. cham,
berlain's Cole, Cholera and Diarrhoer
Remedy cured her. and can truthful
y cay that think It is the best med
ieine IN the world writes Mrs. WI.
liam orvis. Glare. Mich. For sale s
all dealers.--Ady.