davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11
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329 = e. 3-rd Str,
Wfn0na,z MINI.
49, =

BIZ : Tobq, ks,stecxka do naDc+
rozmiar 34xY4 cala...... 10 i $50
0,oaia Bogu, zbi6r najlepazego
nabe4enstwa piesni ko6c,.lnych,
rozmiaru 4x24 cali ....... 45c
Lh.sata Bcgu oprawna v sk6,ke re
z}oconym tytulikiem, zlocone
brzegi.. Observation-Disclosures. coo
Ch.sata Bogu, Y ozdobr' bla}ej
opraw,e Z klamerk3 z}ocone
n. brzegl. -. VI. 10
Ch.oota Bogu, oprawna v m'ekka
skorke re z}oconym tytulikiem,
z}ocone brzegi.. SIC
Ch.oata Begu, op1awna " miekka
sk6rke, re zFoconym tytulikiem i
xameczkieM, wewn9trz ra ok{adce
krzy3yk Z pe'sowej msc cy 1.5o
Duni,d Ksiatka do n~ahozehstws
Ola wszystkich katcIikdv, opra'
VIVA " sk6rke. z!ocone brzegi ,
Acconym tytullkiem sis
Clos Serca- z duzYm drukiem.
oprawna W sk6rke, okuciem
zameozkiem, Z z}oconym tytuli"
klein, z}ocone srzegi......$1.00
Clos Sevcd -Zblor mod}6w i pie6n
ola dusz poboinych e dutym
drukiem) oprawne " sk6rke. I
z}oconym tvtulikiem, s}ocone
brzogi...... .......... soc
Ierlv nabo4e4stwa-Z modlitwami
sw. Alfonso ma cze66 Naj6wiet1
szsj Fanny Maryi nleustajacej
pomocy. Ksiateczka oprawna v
mocha sk6rke, Z kolorowym o.
brazkiem ma ok}adoe, z 1{oconym
tytulikiem. z{ocone brzegi. soc
,Perly n06o&e1stsca = oprawna Y
miekkq sk6rke Z ozdobami, z}o.
oonym tytulik'em, ~z}ocone brze'
gl.............. -......''$1!O c
Perfe n~a6ote4stsoa ~ ozdobno
miekk,ej sk6rkowej orrawie :
,}oconym tytulik,em, z}ocone
br1egi... $l.35
Ska,b duszy-w eloganckiej sk6.~
rzanej oprawle, Z z}oconym ty"
tu]ikiem, zlocone brzegi.... soc
Mar6 duszy-Zbi6r najleps.ego .
bozenstwa i p,esni ko6cielnych,
k~siazeozka ola mlodzie1y, opraw"
ma " angie,sk4 sk6rke. Z zioco-
nym tytulikiem, ozerwone brze''
5
;8ka.I dusey-oprawna y m,ek<4
.'k6rke : z}ooonym tytulikiem,
z4ocone brzegi......... . 60c
Xharb d.4.zy-w miekkiej oprawie
: z}oconym tytulikiem, z}ocone
brzeggi.. 6Oc
49, ~
Starb d,1ssy-oprawn. " angielska
sk6rke, Z z}oconym tytulikiem,
zaocole brzegi............ Soc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11

6karb dlsey--oprawna " sk6rke
x}ooonym tytulikiem Z okuciem
izameozk:am, zlocens= bfsegt coo
Ani6f Str6x Chrze1cisnina Katolika
1bi6r modlitw i piiesni sluf4c1
ola dusz p~obotnyoh rozmiara
5x34 cali " sk6rkowej oprawie
re zfoconym tytulikiem, ztooons
brzegi. $40
AniN &rd4-w sk6rkowej oprswn7
okuciem j klamerk4, - sfoeo~
nym tytulikiem, z{ooone br1e"
gl........ ......... 800
4nidt Str6{-oprawny " moon4
francuska sk6rk9, g,etkie okIads
HI, z}ncone bYxegi, re ziocoaym
tytulikiem .......... ST. Is
An;M Str64-Oprawny v moona
francuska skdrke, miekk'e okFad1
ri, z}ocone brzegi &c 1fooonym
tytuligiem tl.5c
Zbiorek modlitw ola czionk6w A.
atolstva Serca Jezusowego, 90
prawny " sk6rke angielsk$,
czerwone brzegi, Z z}ooonym ty-
tullkiem ...... tl,OO
Wianek ku czei Najswietsse;; Msry
Fanny Z r6tnych nabotehst~ 10
witty, oprawny " sk6rte, ziooos
ne brzegi, Z zlooonym tytnl,kiem
okuciem klamerk4 ....t1.96
Wyborek-oprawny ozdobnie v
miekka sk6rke Z z}ooonym tytu.
likiem ~z}ocone brzegi...... 75e
Wyborek oprawny v mocha miekkf
sk6rke, z z}oconym tytulikiem
z1ocone brzegi.. $50
Wy66r oprawny v sk6rke : okp-
elem i klamerka, .}ooone 'brsei
81 (gruby drak>. also
Wybor najosobllwszyoh nabotehstv
pie6ni, ma duchow3 pociechei
pozytek ludzi pobotnych : rd4>
nych kslag zebrsny; oprawny y
sk6rke, Z %koiorowym obrazkiem
ma ok!adce, z}ocone brzegi (gru-
b. druk). 90
Ry6orek-oprawny " sk6rke, clos
cone brzegl, Z obrazkiem m D.
k}adce j z}oconym tytulikiem $50
Wyoo, Elk ozyli kr6tki spos6b nabo.
ienetwa codziennego ala rzym.
sko. katolik6w, Z dodatkiem pics
sni, oprawny " sk6rke 70 $1,000
nym t!tulikiem, czerwone brze:
81. $40
Wybnek-op-awny " sk6rke .io
col,e brzegi, re z}o~onym tytus
Xix EN-, Z okucler- i zamec1a
KEN. ....... ........ 55e
Ryrborek-oprawnY v miekk4 skdr.
ke Z z}oconymt 'tullkiem SIC co
ne brzegi.... .........-..oC
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11

i 20 takiej puszc2y cd kilku
:dni b1akaI sic ,Russdorf 2
kilku rycerkami, jak sam
Niemcami, pr6buiac, czy mu
sic ME uda upragnionego
Dobka zdybac.
| - Me mole inaczei hyc
= tiumacay} towarzyszom :
ieno gdzie6 sic " okolicy kre-
cl... Nam ci ia nos zwacham
ezego mi tr1a, bodajby "a
dziesiata granica. Pc grodach
i sadybach schroniska szrl-
kac sic ME odwazy, ale W ia.
.kiej dziupli albo pustkowiu,
gdzie oko ludzkie ME siega.
! | pewien siebie brody mus.
kali a u6miecha} sic, oczyma
+lyskajac, lax zbik, ktory Edo
upatrzyI.
: Kilkudniowa b}qkanina
pozytku ME okazala, zywej
|duszy ME spotkali; klaI Rus.
|dorf pc swojemu, ~dopomaga]i
+mu rycerkowie, DO kretanina
po bezdrozach uciazliwa by.
Ia a W dodatku zywic sic mu.
SELL tenn, co upolowali, zas
miechy z napoleon wysch}y
do szczetu.
= Ida mi sic = rzek}
wreszcie jeden z ~gromadki =
aic tn ME wypatrzymy. ia
bym gdzie porzadnie wypo
czai ! W lima strone zwr6cil...
Ma to Russdorf szorstko:
A, co migadasz! Wiesz
jedno, ia wiem drugie...
= To WIEN - podjal Wal.
ter, bo take imie nosil ter
co sic ozwa} = 10 szkoda
czasu i koni, kt6rym sk6re
galezie j czerniee porozrywa}y.
A ME powiem, izby komu u
mas by3a mia wl6czega bez
ko6ca, pc miejscaoh, gdzie
|chYba wiedzmom sic tue, "
dodatku i chlodzie.
= Talks to druh - mruk'
nal Russdorf.
Walter gada rozumnie
- rzekl Otto - my ci druz'
by aie ~odmawiamy, ale6my
ME z zelaza, iako ludzie tego
poga6skiego kraju, i wypo'
czynek nam sic nalezy.
Wypoczynku wan ME
bronze, sambym was zapro-
wadzi}, gdybym wiedzia'
|gdzie - odparl Russdorf,
kt6ry ME chciai zniechecat
towarzysz6w.
Gag daiszy nastapD
IChce OZnajmiC rOdakOnl
SWym.
Pan Slania}aw Bufda, Z Larks.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11

~--.IIa -=r:rS~ : -"N:%f rtE s. a@tT'- = '-:"s- -
wiezc, a co z MIA zrobi :
- niewiadomo. Stdzebne no.
brali, one pono zezna-
MIA poczyni}y 6wiadczace o
ksieznej..
- A Staszek? 20 drzeniem
Bogna.
- Uszed} z DobEiem;
ksiaze nakazal Zabojowi ich
odszukac i zycia pozbawic...
Boze! Boze! = zalka1a
Bogna.
= Me godzi sic ducha ira
Gle, gdy p~rzytomnoSci mi.
wiecej potrzeba - uspokaja'
weso}ek. - Rozumiem, It
czas prawde odkryje a toe
lyle ma zastanowie.
MA, ze g}owy sam pod top6r
ME podsunie. .. Ale co tam
Q staszku, kiedy ]
vase zycie %niepewne. Cho-
ciazby was ksiaze ma vol.
nose wypu6ci}, Zab6j got6w
was porwaf, DO kaducznie
rozmi}owany; dlategom tel 2
ratunkiem pospieszyl
U wej6cia do podziemia
zatrzyma} sic Swierszcz.
: - Po}owa zrobjona; trza
~pomy6fee co dale;?. = rzek1.
= Wyjdzmy ztad, wyjdzmy
jaknajpredzej. =. szepne}a
Bogna.
Tacyscie skorzy! Do
brze to movie ,,wyidzmy" a
co potem?
= Gdyby tax konia mieca.
= Co wan q konia?
+. = Przemkneiabym sic do
do ojca...
D = Drogi ME znacie -
perswadowaf weso}ek.
To poznam.
Straszno wan bedzie
samej, o nocy...
: Albozem Niemkini, ze.
by SIG byle czego trwozyc -
z pewna duma odparla Bog
I ma. = Gdyby potrzeba by}c
i "a mieczyk bym ujac po.
.trafi}a
Swierszcz pomy6lal, glowa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11

~ 4H ~ if.Hs t-&ar-&I@ x=g A# 4tEEs M EH&$ .w# 4 T.
nieco pokrecil.
Ano, kto wie... mole
sic wan uda - rzek}.
Zreszta niema CO wybierac,
.poczekajcie tn ma mnie.
Wygramolil sic z fanny,
p'abicgl ku. zamkowi, gdzie
wcale dlugo bawj}, ale wr6.
Gil z koniem, opofcza, }u.
klein j mieczykiem ma}ym.
Omal, ze mnie ME wy
patrzyli = m6wil pot ociera.
jac siadajcie, tn ma PREY
padek orez macie. Ko1
sprawny, jak dobrze p6jdzie,
pod w;ecz6r ma gr6dku ro-
staniecie. :.
Bogna siad}a ma konia pew
ME i rzuciIa wybawcy ma po-
zegnanie:
= Bog ci zapla6 poczciwy...
2 Bogiem jedzcie!
odpar} weso}ek,
Rumak ~pomknal chyzo j
1niki W ciemno6ci; wtedy
Swierszcz odetkna} pelna
piersia.
- Da sobie rade, z oczu jej
to patrzy = mrukna}. = o.
tom ci sic Zaboju przes}uzy},
ami sic s~podziewasz!
Ia Czerskiem puszcza sic
lesista ciagneta, ze AMI okiem
jej przejrzec; obey cz}ek
m6g} tn przepa6c bez wie6ci,
DO. 6ciezynki zadnei ME do
szukalby q wSr6d gaszczy o
zwierza drapieznego ME trud-
no; }acno tez ma bezdenne
moczary by}o MONA, zdrad-
Iiwa zielono6cia osloniete, a
ma ME g4y6 wstapit, jeno
Bogu sic polecic, ratunku ME
wo}ajac.
Boo to -l'rastarv, ~prawieko.
wy Dor, kt6rego sic reka
jeszcze tknat ME wa.
ziy}a. Sta}y tn deby sedziwe,
W kozuchy z mellow postro-
jone, q tax sic korzeniami,
do gar6ci kurczowo zaciSnie.
tel podcbnemi, " ziemie wpi
~, ze i'm najsrozsze wich.
chrzyska szkody ME czynily
i chyba piorunowi by uleg}y,
breezy VI bialych ko
Eszulinach " gfomade sic
icisne}y, pozwjeszawszy ko.
sy zielone; tam buk garbaty
[strzela} albo smuk}e olchy
|Gestwina btasku s}onecznego
ma}oco przepusLczaia, " naj.
[pieknieiszy dzie6 Dor POI.
mrok %obejmowaa, w6r6d kt6
rego, cd czasu do czasu, roc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11
sa ZaWsze
jeszcze ~na]lepsze

gdy dobry, trwa}y dach jest
+potrzebny, chociaz w'ele
innych teraz sic oferuje. 70
prawda, ze dobry gontowy
'dacb kosztuie troche wiecej,
lecz gdy dobry przyzwoicie
polozony, starczy na cafe
zycie.
Comfy jake my utrzymu-
jenny So wszystkie rzniete
|doststecznie grubo z proste-
go zielonego drzewa budul.
cowego, suszone W wolnym
cieple, tax abF zatrzymafy
swa nerw, a skoro pofozone
|]przyzwoicie i przybite gwoz'
dziami, wytrzymaja tax diu-
20 jak cafy dom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11


!" Gag dalszy.
Nam i6c 2 toba2 DokadY
- n~iedowierzajqco pytala.
sCiekawo6c niewiescia!
Spieszcie sic, ka&da chwila
stanowi. :. Dzieja sic u mas
rzeczy straszne, opowiem
wan pc drodze.
Wzdryga}a sic Bogna, do
piero gdy jej Swierszcz. sep"
nal:
- Kogo wolicie: Staszka
cry Zaboja? Jezeli onego TO-
ira, 20 biesowi dusze zaprze~
da} to ostawajcie. :.
- A ME zawiode sic? -
jeszcze dopytywa}a Bogna.
- OTTO masz Y niewialstami
chleb piecl - niecierpliwie
burkna4 woso}ek. - Zamiast
mi dziekowac, fatsz zarzuca-
cie...
Bogna JUL mic ME odpar}a,
wstala i poszla "a Swiersz"
czem, kt6ry js dc przyj6cia
49, -. t"'' "-.Es - - "H+. -i
sprowadzi}, tam z MIA wszedl
bale ma dawne m~iejsce nasu-
J. na} i, zapaliwssy }uczywo,
kazal i6c "a SODA.
Uratowa}em was jezeli
ME cd 6mierci, to cd ME-
szcze6cia - r%ozpewiada{ i
DAG. = Ksiaze. W potwarz u
wierzy& chociaz kto ia rzucii
ami ia, AMI tez Mkt do.
my6lec sic ME mole. Wiem,
10 niemiecka to sprawka j ze
Zab6j reke do togo przy}ozyl.
Zjezdzaf ma zamek ojciec
wasx, temu ksiaze rzek}, IL
jezeli do dw6ch niedziel pot
warzy mu nie dowioda, ksiez-
ma da glove a was zywcem
kaze zamurowac...
WzdrygneIa sic Bogna.
- Alez ksiezna niewinna
to 6wieta panil = szepneia
= Wszyscy o tenn wiedza,
COZ jednak poradzic = ksie-
oiem, kt6rego zazdro6c ope~
tala Z zle jezyki o utrate
zmysl6w przyprawi'y? Dzi-
siaj do Rawy kazai ia 3D.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11

/, >DYREKTORZY:
: s Il sti kasyer. Laird: Norton Co.
III. N. LAMBERToN.
adwokat ! kapitalista.
PAUL WATKINS
prezydent J. R. Watkins Medical Co,
~. r. MITCHELL 81
PREF. Narodowego banku. st. Paul.
IF. H. THATCHER I'll.
vice-prezydent Laird Norton Co.
vice:prez. ]. r. Watkins Medical Co.
W. B. PARSONS
WIN. HAYES.
prexydent Haves-Lucas Lumber Co.
&C. A. BOALT.
kapitalista.
;CLARKE E. BAILEY
zBayley& Bayley.
GEO. H. RAMER
prezydent A. h. Ramer Co.
p. E. BAUMGARTNER
vice-prezydent.
IS. l.. PRENTIss
prezydent.
DEPOSIT BANK
$50 pr0centu pfacimy
O~d-skfadanych 0sZcze-.
-.dnOSci i depezyt6W.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-12
Small Crops.

WASHINGTON, Sept. IL. There
will be small crops at this harvest
time. the department Of agriculture de-
clared today. Statistics indicate the
average Of all crops on September
was 16.1 percent lower than the ten
year average. The figures were In
eludad In q new publication, the initial
issue of which appeared today and
was designed to give farmers tha mar
kst news. Coincident with the decline
with crop prospects, during tho past
month. the report says prices for
staple crops made an unusnal Increase,
the average level reaching S0.7 percent.
Weather conditions have been respen-
sible IN q great measure the depart,
mant holds. The extreme heat snd
lack OF rainfall over large regions In
the west has injured forage and corn
crops and southwestern cotton pros
poets are unfayorahle, 1t will be an off
year for apples and short crop year
for potatoes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-12
MRS. FRANK LAPSLEY
DIED LAST NIGHT
At a Local Hospital-Born in Paris,
France, and Came to This coun-
try in Infancy.

Mrs. Frank Lapsley, whose home
was on B street on the river front
died at local hospital at 1920
O'Clock last night.
Mrs. Lapsley was born at Paris,
France, about forty-two years ago,
and before marriage was Miss Jennie
Bybee When baby she came to this
country and settled at Mexico, Mis-
souri,. and about eight years ago was
married to Frank I4apsley. Mrs. Laps
ley had been in failing health for
about two years, but was taken down
seriously i'll about two months ago.
Eleven days ago, so threatening was
her sickness, that she was taken to
local hospital for operation and treat
ment for tumor and gall stones, where
she died as stated above.
She was a member Of the First
Christian church of Keokuk She is
by her husband, her father
William Bybee, Sr.. and brother
William Bybee, Jr, both of Oklahoma
and another brother Sterling Bybee,
residing in one of the southern states.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-12

deportation instanter of insane per-
sons who ara non-residents of the
state, unless They are charged with
crime Being acquitted Of the muir
Ger OF Stanford White. ThaW said he
was not confined in Matteawan for
crime. He set up the claim that he is
a resident of Pittsburgh, Pa, and that
the United States courts in the matter
OF his guardianship, recognized him
as resident Of Pennsylvania. It is
therefore, he argued in his statement,
the duty of New York to deport him to
pennsylvania as quickly as possible If
ne De insane, If sane, he should not
be confined at all.
1t was rumored that real plot to
rush Thaw out of Colebrook by auto
vas frustrated by the sheriff and
police. The story is that Thaw's out
of town counsel plotted to rush him
out OF town and hired the driver of
the most powerful car in Coos coun-
ty. To avoid suspicion the Thaw
LAWYERS induced Jeromes chauffeur to
halt mis- car alongside the Thaw car
rear the offices of Thaw's local at.
tornegs. One Of the local men let in
on the plan told Jerome and the plot
was foiled. Jerome discharged his
chauffeur.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
New hsIppodrome RitI Winner.

The new bill put on at the Hippo
drome last evening proved to be one
of the best shown at that theatre for
some time. The bill which was Just
put on last night will run for the rest
of the week The four regular acts
are opened UP by Harry La Sale, the
musical juggler, In one of the best
Juggling performances on the yaude-
vile stage today. Davis sfd Walker
in their winning number, "a Lesson
in Dancing" follow Hahn. Burton
and Cantwen put over decided hit
in their act, 'sThe Biggest Voices in
Vaudeville" Their act is a positive
success as is also that of Marvena
and Dalton who wind I'D the show.
Motion pictures of the highest class.
just released from the manufacturers
will be shown in addition to the vau-
deville acts as usual. The Hippodreme
theatre is the best ventilated theatre
in the city, Never too hot and never
too cold. Three performances are
shown daily, including matinee, Don't
fail to take in this show,-Advertise
ment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-12

The chauffeurs Indignantly denied
that they were in Thaw's employ
ana said that mere curiosity brought
them here. Sheriff Drew said that
one time Thaw was missing from the
law Office and was found in another
building opening on an alley at the
entrance to which we're the big tour
ing cars Thaw declared he had no
idea Of running away but two deputies
have since accompanied him constant
ly,
Resumine his publicity campaign
Ihaw issued long signed statement
IN which he demanded to know why
the state Of. New York should squan.
der many more thousands to get me
back to Matteawan than are available
FOR me?" He charges that New York
representatives are spending money
like water.
Thaw also raised the contention that
the New York law provides for the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-12
Record Breaking Rains.

TULSA, Okla, Sept. 12.-Reeord
breaking rains which have covered
every section of northeastern Okla
homa during the past forty-eight hours
have sent small streams out of their
banks which before were totally dry
and have caused the rivers to rise
rapidly. Railroads are moving trains
with difficulty, because of soft tracks
and washouta, The rainfall has var
led from three to eight inches and
shows no signs of abating. The ground
has not been so we'll soaked In the
fall for six years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-12
GAYNoR FUNERAL.
MAY BE PUBLIC
CONTINUED from page IL

sick man but on Wednesday, HIS last
day, he told an acquaintance that he
felt much better, His eyes which be-
fore that had for the most part held
far away look as though his mind
was busy back home with the affairs
of his office, on that day looked bright.
er and more animated. He sat for
hours in the bright sun light of the
deck, smiling and taking more notice
of things aboard the boat than he had
before. The steward took Mayor
Gaynor's luncheon order Immediately
after, giving what he said he had or
dered a more hearty meal than usual.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-12
STILL. DENYING
MULHALL STORY
Continued from sage j.,

a member of congress could be coy
rupted for money and don't now
believe it,"
Representatives Kline and Watson
engaged in a more or less academic
discussion Of chautauqua lectures and
the name of Secretary Bryan was
brought in.
He's the most successful man on
the PLATFORM" commented Watson,
admiringly. He's the John D. Rookie.
Teller for the chautauqua circuit and
hes gotten rich mostly through going
around abusing the others for making
money"
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/ Yes, this is the Sl50,000 Dill winch
our South American neighbor. the Ar,
gentine republic. has just paid for
Craganour, the great English three
/ year-old that won the classic derby
on June 4 last. only to be disqualified.
The win was awarded to Aboyeur.
running second, head behind,
I'VE did not disqualify Craganour,"
announced the stewards at the his
toric meet on Epson Downs, simply
because of humping in the last half
furlong. but because We were salts
fled that Reiff, his Jockey, had unduly
interefered with other horses through
out the greater part of the race"
Accordingly, the thousands who had
bet on Craganour, by long odds the
favorite. had to pay and look pleas
ant. double duty of which most Of
them succeeded in performing only
the first half. 1t was most disap-
pointing derby, altogether; and furth-
er marred by the throwing of Anmer,
the kings entry. by an ardent suffra-
gist, Miss Emily w. Dawson, who lat.
err died from the trampling she re-
ceived.
Most unfortunate of all, pehaps, is
that nobody-neither the British nor
the Argentines-wil ever see Craga-
nour race again. That was part of
the bargain by which the purchasing
government bound itself.
@If sell Craganour,'' stipulated C.
Rover Ismay, the great three-year-
old's owner, she must never race
again"
The emissaries from Argentine
agreed to this readily, and very short
ly the great thoroughbred will be
taken away to the new country on the
other side of the equator, where he
will pass the remainder of his life on
farm
The tragic history of era ganour will
never be forgotten in racing annals.
The great thoroughbred shot up into
glory in short two seasons. Until
the derby at EPSON Downs. on June =
last, he was undisputed king of the
field, And-he won the derby. At
the tape he was a full head before
AbeyeuF, running second.
Yet the noble animal was dis
qualified, through no fault of his own.
The blue ribbon was awarded to
Aboyeur. after all.
AS sRapier," London sporting au-
thority, put it: This was quaint
sort of a colt to win the derby, to
beat Craganour." Nobody had given
g second thought about Aboyeur be.
fore the race except his owner, but
when Abeyeur started right off te
make the running the experts sat ur
and took notice, Furlong after fur
long saw Abeyeur in the lead, but
after a vigorous finish Reiff caught
him and sigh of relief ran around
the course when Craganour's number
was hoisted,
But 1t didn't stay up long. AND
then the tragedy was staged-ths
1o0-to-1 longshot took the palm from
the faverite.
From his exile in the breeding farm
on the other side of the eouato
Craganour will be remembered il
England and American stables. Be
sides, there are strong hopes in tn,
Argentine that his progeny will riva
any herseflesh in the world, Ant
with good reason, Not yet at his best
craganour has been phenomenon II
the racing field since his debut. He i
I an impressive. outstanding ANNA
whose every move bespeaks pigo
and strength. He has speed of tn,
whirlwind variety. as we'll as a per
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-12
Gnawed His Wrist.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
LOS ANGELES Calf. Sept. Ia.
kenSo Makaduchi erred In judgment
when he attempted to hold up the
store of Mrs. NJ. Umazawa In the
presence of Ichi Kaodraki, fourteen.
The boy selze6 Makaduchi's gun and
gna~ed the bandits wrist until he
dropped the weapon and fed into
the arms Of cop.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-12
Fred Hammer of Franklin is Held
With Louis HahI on Charge
OF Killing
Hirschler.
TAKEN TO FORT MADISON
srrest of Town Official Came as a
Surprise to the People, Together
With the tndict-
ment.

FORT MADISON, Iowa, Sept. H.
~ 3:15 p. m. yesterday, Louis Hail
ind Fred Hammer were arraigned in
he district court at Fort Madison be-
ore Judge Bank on the charge of the
murder of Arthur Z. Hirschler, the
ponneflson hardware m@schant who
lied at his home the evening of Aug
sst 26, his death resulting from In
nries received at Franklin the prev
bus Saturday evening. They asked
lime to plead and were given till
Tuesday at 300 a. m.
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Would Not Wear II.

United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
PORTLAND, Oregon. sept. H.
Ihink OF starting out married life In
a dress that had been through such
piace-not for the world would wear
H. declared Miss Ruth Hutchinson
AFTER finding her bridal raiment In the
CITY jail, shrouding the form of anoth.
er woman
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Would Clean otate.

Hammers arrest undoubtedly marks
~ extent of the legal suspicious of
.ae responsibility of the death of the
'onnellson man. County Attorney E.
! Weber Of Fort Madison, who is in
barge of the case for the state, it be-
ig in his district of the county, did
OF hesitate to state that he would
emand through suhpoenaes the pres
nee Of all persons whose testimony
ad the slightest bearing on the case.
nat he was as good as his word was
idieated by the number of witnesses
hmmoned from this vicinity before
ne grand jury and 1t is doubtful ii
heir field of research could have
cen broader.
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chiefly the prominence of the parties
which has created SO strong an inter
est in the matter, and at times pro
nounced expressions OF feelings.
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Prominent Men

Hammers position as marshal does
pt belle his standing IN the commun-
y. The Hammer family is an old
he and one often prominently con-
ected hereabouts. The Hohl family
: none the lower in repute. It is
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-12

After heavy meal, take couple
Of pcan's Regulets. and give your
stomach. liver and bowels the help
tney Will need. Reguleta bring easy,
regular passages of the bowels.--Ad.
vertisement,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-12

Woman loves clear. rosy complex.
ION Burdock Blood BItters purifes
tae blood. clears the skin. restores
ruudy, sound health.--AdYertisement