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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-08

Wsusn 8ertauFs minoerpertbiger
Wtil5 puroe eeItern WiQiam Gang
BORT 3u $50 Celebrate unb ben 4oiteu
oes 8erfahrsns perurtkiIt. gBdbr ND
Der 9erbdnolurn CAB Der Quprungss
mitteIirfp<ttor Blum on, bab Gang
BORT ihn auf oas 8r0bIibfte iniuItIrt
uno ibm porgsporfeu babe, er lufIe Ii6
BON sstpiFen MiIdbdnolern beits6eu.
Die 8slbanolung geeen Otto
S6miot unb 2lnna Coleman, oe an
aeblib aus 81. 2ouis itummen, ipurbe
oprlGufig perihoben, um Der Qoli3ei
9slegenfeit 3u oeben, peitere Radfore
i6uneen Iber bas 0uar an3u'ttqen.
SIN geiis Der gsioen parsn bstannts
LID 9ploIaGsn uno Shmud i'm Wers
ii. BON e'pd $4,000 gefunoeu tpor=
ben. Die formsLe 4ntIuge, bic gsqsn
S6mipt uno bic Coleman erbpbeH
norosn mar, Iuuteis auf unqsieblihes
2uiammenlebeu, aber bieie QHfIdqe
ipor binf1Gig geporo%n, bd 9eioe Iih
porgsitern ihlsuniaft batten trauen
laden. SSbr 8ertbeibigsr pollte BON
,nsr reitsrsn 8eri9isbunq bes JaQs
nihts rDisen, dber Der 8i+ter tthrte
Iih 1iht an ieine prcte'te, um Der qps
Ii3ei GelsgsHbeit 3u gebeu, 8efinitioes
bariibsr gu er71ittsIn, ME Die b<toen
@ngstldgten in ben 8eIib Der ShmuGs
Iahe oetommeH fino.
0altsr gobiIl, Der aIs 8agrant BON
BEN gptrsiiten 8rapIbap uno 8pr0
perbdftst porosn mar, er6ieu ben Qus
ten Hdt6, innerbalb Der nGhiten "a
Stunben ten Stdub Ger Staot ron Ieis
ner FGben 81 iniittelu. ba sr ono IN.
falls cine Idnqers Irbe;tsbau6itrafe 80
cetuGrtipsn bat
Rad bem Qrpeitst1u5 nurOe qeftsrn
eoui8 Gailen gsIanot. pbihcn eT nod
tpeislih $107 in Ieinsm geiib bate.
gdileg nor nGmIih pom Rit5ter me
Gen 3runtenheit urfprunoItc3 I'll $50
GjsloItrdfs perurtheilt poroen, aber
oieT: Strafe purbe prompt in cine
Treibeitsftrofe umusipunbelt, ais Der
Rihter bon benz Reihtbum 0es Qnoe.
tlaqtsn erfuhr. Der Qngetlagte qeb0rt
ndmlih 81 Den IogenGnnten quar-
taisidufern" uno cine GutsiebunQstur
III fir ibn nd6 Der Wnfjht oes Rias
ters BON obfoluter Rotbpenoiateit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-08
Sar beiieren Geuerid)ms.

Daapor Stunt bat geitern an ben
guiineB Yeens GLIB. Die SdnoeIs.
TANNER unn anbere SrgnnIintioaen
einlaomaen al elmer geriammlnna
eraeban iaifen, Die am tonmenoen
.ptonfag Nahniitne nm 3tpei llhr in
ieineln Awreau i'm Ratbbauie Itctt.
fin0en foil in bieier 8eriamniluil
iou Dos Vrojeft zines befieren 5eiler-
fd,nbes iiir oas Stdbi3eftirum ourdI
sIHlage eines Sod,6rndinitems Der
Naiierleituna beiprod,en Deroen. Tie
uorIduiisen Soiten elmer iold)en sln.
lage. oeren Blame pom @aiienperfs.
fiiperirsfenoenten galo,uin ausaear.
heiiet lDeroen. oiirfteu fif nni et1ra
81 100000 bclouien nno ioilen ourh
einS gon0ol,Soabe bei1oift uerben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-08

Sn piqua, Wliami gounin, beirug
er bis gum "a. nm Mittsrnahi S.3
3cn. Der Geidmmiregenfou in Der
3eit pom "a. Worgens bis 26. Wors
gems ipar in ben mittleren uno iiip0ite
lihen @ounties GROCER unb in ben
norbptitIifen tlsinsr.
Jn ben 48 Stunoen bonn %.
abenos bis 25. afbenos betrua er IN
preble gountp II 3on, In Drale
unb Wontsomsrp gountp SO 3pn,
Gogdn II, Worion Sd, Rihlanb 7.2,
Wapne 6.8. Summit so uno bonn
fdIleno Bis duf % In Dillioms gouns
tn nno 0.8 in Waihington gountp. Sn
Der 3eit pom "a. 4tenDs bis 26.
abenos mar Der JdlI ttipa 2 3oI in
ben duberiien noroneitlitfn 3iftrits
ten, bon 2 Biz 3 GOD I'm Siiboiten uno
Drn 5 biz iiber Z .3oa in sinsm Brittsl
ess Staaies, bon ben iiiospefi!iden Biz
3u ben nOro0itiifeu gountiss.
SH Dpungstopn am Mabonin1
CLUB mar Der WaFerft1nb 22.9 5ub
oetr II Sub bDbsr als js 5uDor uno
in Defiance am Daumee sSIub fttpa
2S.0 ceer bsinabe nm IL Jub h5ber
als iemals friiEer.
s5u Der 9bat fpnrbs Ron i.bem 'Sfub
in Ohio Elm bOberer WaKer'tono Be-
ri6tet, aIs jeHlals borber bstaunt az
norten lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-08
Ztattlife Smn,me.
Somcit fHr ben Slaaacntaa Der Anti
SnberfnlOiis Sign S1976.5O
ciugegangcn.

g}ic sic Anti Cubcrfuloii5 2ian
aeitcrn brfonut Hob, lit ihrcm }ppcl
un Die 9iir1crifnft III &erbinhuug
init Dem beDorItebenocn Tlaaqeutag
bereits IN icbr Iiberulcr @eiic cut'
iprofen morben.
Tie Iomeit ciuaeaanacncn BET
trdgt bc}iifcrn lid ami $t97G.5O imb
oicic Surnc rptroe bon S8 3erionCt
auiaebradt. Gic h0d)ItcH gcitrdde
i'm 9ctrage pon je 500 famcH pom
Sen Serreu TSuIiuS TIciitmnnH, Mar
Sieiidunanu uno I<oieph lRoquus,
mdhrcno Sic Cincinnati 0tiQing gia.
dine So. S75 iauotc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-08
g erf die ss.

Die Central Jairmount 9. 6: 8.
So. srlanqte Elm llrtbsiI iber $2O17.z
IS geger Gutbarine S6utte u. q.
Bm. &utbfsQ erIangte Elm 9eroitt
ilker $436 gegen bic Cincinnati, WtIl=
fcrp &c 2cosIano Traction Gp.
SO. 6. 6arbah erlan9te Elm urt9eil
ijbtt $2149.5O geosn 2. 6. Guimbp.
JriB Seimsrbinger srIungte .ir
l;rtteil Eber $625 geger GbarIss
Shneioer.
Die Oalnut 5ins DARN 50.
Itrenqts cine Gir6dItstldge ae1sn e.
G. Qintaib 6c Cons an, um bieiel6sr
su rerbirbern, lpdbrsno Der udhIrsr
be; Sabre in 6amtItou Gouutp Fin
C,;!feret Geihdft gu betreiben, IA
6isfeIben Iih tontrattlid oerpfljh!et
5aten, oies niht gu tbun.
W&abel page erbielt lpegen tbdtlthen
2nqriffs 6 Wonute 8eFdngniB; Gil
tert Ghilbers Degen Woroperfubs /
Scbr 3uhtbuus unb .. Sap!or ipes
ctr 8robeisbitahls einen unbeitimm-
ten Straftsrmin in Der itaatlidsr
8eTsruno3 4nItalt. Die beioen lsss
teren urtbeile puroeu jeDoh Ipdtel
Iuspenoirt uno Die beiben 2lngstlugtsr
ouF .garoIe" entluTsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-08
t5IimpflidJ onDpngcfpmmcu.

Sebr qlinpflth tam gsitern 2lbeno
ber 27 Sabre alte 8rant Smmsrmann.
i'm Uliqs 6ot&I pobueaTt, bel einsm
GiisubabHunfaQ napou. gr lpurbe,
aIs er bic gcIsiie Der G.. s. unb 3.
gabn an Der Geit StrlBe trsusen
poats, pou ocm in n0rpIiber 8ihtunq
fabrsnoer paHaqier3ua 30. rs CUR
Seits ge'tleuoert uno trug etnen
9ruh Des rehten 4rms iofpje einige
Shrummsn am redten geir baron.
Ter 8erunqIiitts Fdno 4ufndfin. i'm
6pipitaL.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-08

Qiqian 2lrmielb, bon go. % Wsit
Court Strobe. bate seitern 4teno
oas llnqIiid auf Der Grsppe in ibrsm
6uu'e aus3uQleiten. unb Tie fam bier
bel 10 uaqIutIib gu 6al, odb fie einen
9rut oes Iiuten 2lrmes oroontrua.
Gts fano auFnobme i'm ftdbtiIden 5o.
ipitQl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-08
Snf, Scrauetidlt.

>Safob sIrrlolo Don COLLECTION pur.
Dc gelterm ais er an Ser Siinften nno
gtne StraBe Den Sahroanrm frel5en
lpollte, bon eintm StraBerbahnpa.
aen Der Seoamabiae 2inie meoer,
gerannt, tpobci ibm Der Itnfe t5uIl
ihlinm Serauetiht mtrbe. Der Ger.
lsngIiidtc funo 9Iuinubnle i'm itaoti.
ihen SoipitaI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-08
NrucnHlIHQ.

JoeHrn :. Shulte bon Cincinnati
III qeItern bon @oupsrneur Cor gum
Si1fs Graminator i'm 5taats Sanfs
oepartement ernaRnt tnorben. 6srr
SauIts irtro i'm gincinnatier DiFriit
thatig ieiR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-08
Der @ese,t ,it.S bic 1lnt9.
Eas NmMbes.N .Netterbnrtan rsfnniirf
GIatbberb6ltaiKe in Ohio
In Wrpidire.

Elm fintfIu.bartieer Resen irar TN
lssien Drittel tes Monats Wdrs
fait iiber ben sanssn Stoat b:fniss
b,rgeannsen. 8ie RssenmaF n
b.trueen in mon6en 9eeenosn tibtr
n,un 3ou. - gisbsn uno aft 3oll
mar Die Reeel unb sin setinasrsr
gsi.oeridlas bic ausnubme. - Sns
isreiIonte aufseidnunscn Der Net
ieriporse iiber bic lrfata:n br srts
feslshen WaHersa saataitrophs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-08
Mns ben Weridtsb6fen.
Stabtbebcroe mnS s. &. & q. Balm
in aonflift betreifs semiFen
@rmnbeisentbnms.

38 Wirihe aits Dem 5lutboiitrift Der.
Inngen Tom. Steuer 9fabatte. -
$4,000 fpegen iingerehter ,Srei.
beitsberaubung beoniprud]t. -ebe.
ifeioimgsfdlle. Sdooeneriab.
Hagen. gtndlaB. Safen. Ser
ifieoenes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-08

itrederin BON Sobn gobemer; qerIO@
nulisn $1,000.
Qnbrsw ). gapunaugb 1T RohlaBz
ceTtuaIter bon Utihael gdpanou96;
BerfonuIien $1,000.
6erbinanb s. Dettsrsr lit 5eItas
mentsOoIlitreter pon 5enrp Meuosr;
perfondlien $25OO.
Der retfonlihe RahIoB beg Gouis
6. W}obring betrGgt $1187.05; Der
jerige Des 6erman Dietri6 $1,000;
berienige Der Qi33is Gui9leD $1432.s
&c
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-08
Y c If la s 9 a den.

Senrp y. Wtggers lit 5sitamertsz
pplli!reder pon 5einrit g. Wi9aers
Sr. psrIpnalien $1,000.
gnnc 2. grintmann lit 5eitumentss
prllitredsrin pom ghriitian +. grint>
mcnn; s5erfonaIien $3.50, 9runbeis
seHtbum 5000.
Iuna 9ooemer lit leitamsntsopas T.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-06
mAHia on ADVERTISING

An article by 5fr. yo.n Lee Maxim
OF the maxim sdvertising Aaency
Chicago, If ore 81 tae aezdI!aar. r.
fHe December ssste Of @IoHa Factor.
ses Is Is al anaIygis n ne funda.
snsntsi principles of nodarn ad.e--
.asihg he throws nv fEIl light :,
hls experience % tas darg sr,.s
Tnica concern many prospective al.
ye.1ssera. r vii p7cgt e7ery msru.
1acturer 20 spead ? fer minutes rs.1
'r 6abfn IN me stadY 0. this rre-t
hoSiect. e win he especially pro,if-
a'Ie 70 the manufacturer rao Is ~
Tsady spending rnoney for ad7er4sat- >
@ mll9 Is contemplating a4eh an ~
Jtanditgre.
another splendid article Win
might fe feeiy quoted Ii NE sr-,c,e
heaeed 'a.oo90o0.11o ID Farr. warer
y graphic giot1re u how mrch rr<,rey
me farmer mas and how much r.
epeafs FOR dlneren. things
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-06

this rear brought him IN. gross.
ssT.15 lis expenses were sfs.T2,
ieayIng 2 net profit Of $50. We
challenge the Standard Oil Go. or any
one eife to present q better showing.
4lr, zeller is not unique IN Els accom-
pIisi1ment. His good fortune is jngr
Ike that Q. eyeTT other intelligent
and industrious tfl'er Of The soil.
Why any one living in the most prog
Porous community in this ride world,
can believe that greater opporun-
III FOR advancement Is for him else
Ehcre is beyond orr comprehension.
Statistics prove VIZ are leaders fu
agriculture, that our riches are album
dant and poverty f. unknown Why
no. remain Iowans and take hold Of
the opportunities at our door, in
stead Of being buncoed by hot air
from far away?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-06
Il ssata Minlnn.

burlington Gazeafe: Tie country IS
flooded nowadayg wfth gioTing yregs
reports from me northwest. csiffor.
MA, the gopthweg- and Florida and
other DI1ie states calling attention to
the reEources 81 their particular 10
cality and inviting people 70 sell on,
IT noEae and 10 win an easy for. une
n thege bogusly adTeTtised Ydens.
Orr advice TO Iowsns Is to stay q.
horne and not 10 BE- taken In by these
giitteging advertisements q land spsc-
viators. but % remain Tovang and Z,
reap their share 81 the great bounty
that ags goN and sts products 30
cheerfaliy ard unfailingly contribute
earn yer. The iowa farmer ard se
..fs all farTners. doesnt. knox The
meaning 81 . crop failure. lie need
not fear biiatering Winds. c-oagbtg or
fanines His ia land Of perpetual
plen.7 His seyea yearB are al TAT
ones
TIE cags Of Kari zeIIe. on Green
county ~ q fair example Of the proIi.
lie loga acre. Mr. Zeiler lately ron
the Des Moines Capitals first prize
IN its acre growing contest. His acre
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-06
DISTINGUISHED yssfToHs

EeozEE s. to6ar entertaining =
E1z5er az Distinguished vssftcrz- ~
traced so fits cfry kF sks rater
Eo~sr stsrrrfse Eovsrzor esec-
Dz-1e q Illinois za1 GovsrroE-eEec4
Clarke q Ecvz are the lsase-z oe tas
7zstsIrg gate officials. They erzzs III
f-s rsgrezs q Z aarher CT cities III
ss@ c0ws- zore 50 farr5sr acz1zTa.
-zezzss1Fss v.ss tie Srsst ente-py5se
AID 20 coaser rfsh rezpec. - tie csss-
5rz.son 10 BE- ksd n thss essT he LIT
ts- part c. tie sTEusr vixen the 6zm
81 completed Il IS n important viafs
fs- an Important pzr5oze and al
5rc-g1s sloz+ ~ ve-Y important en-
ts-Trfse- EsoEnk extends nczt cor-
dial vieEcons 10 the whiting gcTer-
Eors and state officers AID .ssis 21s.-
i've the Tip w2iI recsy then sor the
zazzy bEsfnsss and personal sacrifices
t1e7 lad 20 make TIE Gate CEtF
-eg-sss thzs GoFeuoy-etsct Major
Tas urzhle % participate vita the
-Iitnots and Icwa chief executives n
ssdsys doing TIE magnitude Of
ne Tate- rowsr Gsse-Tss al Of The
ssas Iteration and attention Il Is ~
cs.vYng sgrn the thrse states rnos1
gitsliy concerned ard from todaFss IN
z-sectsoa let Es soye that beneficial r.
sriss viii ecc-us
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-06

Yer York Tribune; castiliian Dride
u 1iiaa must haze gHaered b dreadfnl
a,.ecx When his honor. his ercelIency
o whateyer fl "a ctnnette to nalI ~
razor q Hsyana. promptly cfappsd
,hso i'll the twe seconds Who hror,aHt
nm IN challenge 70 fight duel. Tr7,lr.
! Was enough % bring The shade Of
L'of Q13xota de Ia Mancha bacr port
nasts from the Eiyaian PleIda 10 gr.
alcafs me ancient chiyalry o. the
.7panish race. Bat Il ii also enough
- canse practical minded frjenas 81
paoa 70 thank God and take courage
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-06
Raising Rills.

onlted Press Leased Wire Service.l
DAVENPORT Iowa, Jan. 6.-Walter
James CT Muscatine, Iowa, and his
Lrlae OF a few months, were brought
Defore United States Commissioner
Bush here on the charge OF al
iering paper currency from low to
hisher denominations and attempting
10 pass It here. Federal marshals say
me couple practically admitted their
guiie although neither entered a plea
The couple was bound over to the
federal grand jury.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-06
LEGlsLAr,o.

In few dsgs fne peooIe % T,rwa
ny their proxies, MI agsem5Ia ~
their capital 10 coHaider ubas neefes
ci'anges in their laws hare da7eieInes
ia the past two yesrg and n -tst
manner they can better pra-ida a.,
fheir oTn general welfare and r,-or.
fess, ssys George 4. wrightnar n tf,,.
1eeemper number 81 love Yactoriss
This BOUNDS sweet aud bean,,f,,t
and maybe in the ~GoIden Age IL n
ever conner. the event may BE- swaa,
end beautiful. Bur the Golden Aga q
some yersts ahead, or behind n Va 10
HeYe the poets. In this preeent sga
legislators haze 70 much 10 do bcasdea
darning up holes in old lawS ana
KNITTING new ones that II they are no,
extremely careful their sess,on Il an
to pass in fnsa, fury and ser derense
Ike a sham battle, leaving fbem :,
me end about where fheg started
which is far from being tne worst re.
suit
The whole trouble is that people
with axes to grind con's forward cIam
orousiy and persieteptly with theil
axea. Their noise fills the air, theii
axes clog the desks. their webs en-
fangle the feet Of the Law makers IN
u they become the most obviou.
tfisg, the apparent task, crowdina
the state with It's vast Affairs ana
silent people into the corners.
Il seems TO be law of nature thai
one crank on tho bias with the uni
verse or one self-seeker, strongly Der.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-06

The iova legislature vii correne
Janrary 18th. The Inauguration cs-e-
monies 81 George ". Clarke 10 src-
cead Gov. 3, 2. Carroll az governor
Probably Will be held On lamar
18Th The tfaual governor,s reception
Wlil follow acon after the organization
q the nsv hogse. Governor Carosrg
~, message VIII probably ba read
on Jan fsta- II wifi doubtless r.
aHire week 10 organize tie senate
ana appoint 2 committee 10 TAXA
charge Of the joint ballotins on the
election OF United States seaztor
ont there IL 10 doubt 0, ths re-etg-
fon 81 Senator IS. 8. Kenyon
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-06
HAMILTON, ILL.
, = = = = = = = : : :

Mrs a. D. Hazen left THURSDAY 70,
an extended visit In California
Mr.. and Mrs. n. G. Allen o, nos
aoines, and Miss Vera Klay Of Chi
eago, were called home Wednesda,
by the death Of their father, Jno Klav
Sr. iAA'
Mrs. Robt. Watson is expected home
this week from spooner. wis, where
she has been visiting her son. Frank
bliss Lottie Hill OF Warsaw Is vis,,.
ing in Hamilton this week
Mrs. Hurley Moore spent Tuesday
IN Hannibal with relatives
Our schools viii reopen next Mon.
gay after a vacation Of two weeks
Miss Mary Jacobs OF the Bowan
school spent her vacation at the wro
Eoiton home, returning to her school
work New Years day.
Miss Helen Young OF Augusta v,s,t.
cd this week with Mrs. Wayland Pob.
lnson OF Wythe township.
Mrs. A6bie TyreH has been =, ~
SICK list the past two weess.
LaFerna and Gladys Landon are
visiting in Peoria this week.
hr. and Mrs. j BISHOP are the
pFoud parents Of daughter, born De.
cember 81. - i'e,
MIS- :. D. Wilson is visiting her pa-
rents at Decatur, III =. 20
Mtgces 4far.3
Speaaihg q few days in Kahoka.
fs Viola Leroy gave Neu
isa1 aihner rarty at her homo q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-06
I.iircgz tezda n. WV.

Chicago Inter Ocean. Fire hundred
!rssresen tattFe Republicans tro1n eTe-y
county IL Illinois met fn Chicago CT
Wednesday. exchanged MESSAGES O.
hope aad confidence AID pieeges O.
united effort, and took action 70 put
|tfsfr resolutions into stfsc. and 70 ~
more the grievance alleged By tre &C.
cedera o. the late campaign az the e.
cEse for their action.
Incidentally, every speaker fscfzr-
"a that the republicans OF his con-
EaunEty rho Rad LETT the party we're
rapidly discovering ths acltowness CT
Progressive" professions and were
flccEsng hacE To the old gtzzda-6z.
The immediate establishment OF Il
b1rsaa D. publicity and education ii
republican principles and American
Ideals Eaz resolved Epon ard 1890
vss raised On she spx for sts ez-
Densss. Thia - only q beginning. AZ
ECON q the bureau ts organized Fl.
forts viii be made 10 extend tafg
sElltnofs IDEA fato adjacent ssaeex.
and onward uatfs ne snoae coantry lie
corersd.
By formal resolution the Illinois
member o. the REPUBLICAN rational
committee was requested TO u-o5ose
> change IN the membership ruse@ Of
national conyrtions from TIE coaSe
ssolsi district init to representation
2-oporticaet % the astral republican
voting st-sngta
Under tie p-opozed nsv arrange
rent candidates for president VIII b.
nz1ed ~ the delegates VINO represent
ssates vEieh g5ve republicans eIec.or-
al Tetsa- This reform vas deaniter,
proposed fl 1919 and came within
t-featT-si1- votes os adcDtfon, hst vaz
6esested 5g tae Influence 0. Mr
RooseTeft
Tins The Illinois re57bsieans 1esd
The Tag Fl restoring tte parry 10 D.
litfeal efficiency. 5fore important
taan their Increment FIR sfas rernovai
q lie ezc1se for the eproyresgsyev
recession fs TIER resolution 10 enter
ride keartedIg npon 2 campaign Of
s,ci.ticaI edacatson.
~ republican party suffered aucgt
seTsrefx in t15e kite campaign f-g-a .
fsildre 70 get It's actual record d. pro-
gresFire scaieYenen. c!ea-sr befcre
fae people. .any o. It's leaders 81
ssJrrle to mach public knowledge II
ahat the republican party mas dcr.
- Tneet aad fulfill the demands N 2
a'sicgs1ed social consclougne,z.
The republican party Is ard alrayg
haz been truly @progressiYe. But &
srsfarst the Ting label 0, 4resctions
ar 70 b fixed upoFl ii by tarD4Ieut
am disappointed amDIsforls. II took
10 efficient steps 70 refase and re-
Duke the SANDER and suffered 40.
eordirgly TIC republicans Of rllfoefa
$40 Inc way 70 greater enerzy FL
telling The truth about The republican
partg
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Drift Art.slan Wells

IL Z E1uher os co1atfas OF tie stzte-
ard particularly IN Ersmsr. 8sEtoz.
Tsnz, Pow eaaafsk. Hancoek. Wright
Greene, Story and Carroll counties.
flo~i1g wells are sttrEes II the glacial
drift ~ tE1s de9ths Of Z fs# hundred
fset. or sVen Iess- There arg n0re tEaa
ons thousand OF -hsss fEoEing drift
wells IN these counties ard IN CT
them continuously flowing 10 waste
They arg EhoElv dependent upoa IoeaI
rainfall and the s=ppEy ID therefore
limited
The NOS. suportznt ~ea of this
cfass wzs the fzraczz Junbo ven
SINK II Bale Pixie IN 1876. This
veil Eas drilled To : deDth u 100 fsst
when fIor Esz struck zhsea eEreat-
e1ed the humiliation cf The t5wn and
=hich took more taaa z yezr to ge-
Uader contrpE The Tor vas ssvea
raiiliea gallons pr dag. TIE head
finally became exhausted and n0w the
fioT has sntIgsly CEASED.
Thas KS I0gt to this cogEranitz. IL
2 single rear water supply srfl-
Gent fo- as tinae 10 co1se--tse noss
valHa6ie aaset 2 oaat5tsI natura
could possibly 5astoV ar0n II
IT Eagle Groye aear Aaes. At
I-aaesfsoro. ard IN AL pEaces where
thfs class d Eells has been st-ucIs.
Hundreds q them gre permitted ID
for daT ard might tron yesr 10 rear
WITH tae fassitzhie result that the
EsEre thing viii Eventually take
piece III tsea vhich terminated the
career q TIE great @JEn5os valf-fse
head vii beccrns exhausted and the
wells viii 6tszprea-.
This brfngs 10 70 The consideration
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-06
lo.4s Climate The PES.

Burlington Hawkeve. A veil known
BURLINGTON citizen spent month in
California The presen season, and
Caught one Of the worst colds in his
life He could not get rid Of IT IN.
III be came back 70 burlington and
had the advantage Of the unexcelled
Iova climate lie is convinced that
there Is considerable Of hollow
faceke-g about hat wonderful climate
IF California.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-06
We HOPE tie Get. q

Henry County Times Hon. Tboa.
s'iyers. publisher 81 the Burlington
Daily Gazette, Is out for the revsnae
eolieetorsnip fer this district Mr.
Si1yeFs perhaps has done more for
the Democratic party than any one
man In southeastern Iowa. He 10 a
Democrat became he beiieyez n the
principles adyccated by his party
re has aIways contributed literally
for the support Of the part Of hig
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-06

Hamilton, complimentary to Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Leroy.
r. P. Rigg and wife entertained
henry Mohr and family of Kahoka,
New Years day.
Matthew Gray ofySloux City is visit.
ing relatives at at this place.
harry Cclley and wife of Springfield
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. e. F..
Dennis Monday and Tuesday of this
week.
Miss Myrtle Mccullough of Carthage
was visiting former class mates at
THIS place during her vacation. Miss
Mccullough is at present student Of
Knox college.
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