davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-02-07
NEAR SOCIETY FOLK
STEERERS FOR GAMES

LONDON, Feb. 7-"Chemin de fer,
or "shimmy,' as it is often called il
England, is the favorite game played
in the big West End gambling houses
which have recently attracted so much
attention. On the continent it is
called "baccarat coulant."
The players all have the bank in
turn, unless they prefer not to do so
The game is played in the following
manner. Suppose that A starts bank
with $50 and that B sits on his left
with G on BIS left, and SO on. The
punters stake to an amount that col
lectively does not exceed what is in the
bank The dealer then gives a card
face downward to B and one to him
self; then a second one to B and one
to himself The dealer then looks at
his hand. If his two cards add up to
or 10 or to or IS, he turns his hand
up, and B also has to turn his UP. The
hand that is nearest to but not exceed
ing 9 or 10 wins. If the hands are of
equal value no one pays OF receives
and new deal takes place.
If the dealers hand is 9 or 10, or
IS, he says: 81 give" B may then have
another card given him face upward.
The dealer, if he thinks fit, may take
another card himself, and both hands
are then turned up. The holder of the
cf xryi,, no or
paying nor receiving. If the dealer
wins he continues to be banker, but
"cagnotte" is taken out of the bank
for the house. This, in some of these
London houses at all events, is as
much as rs per cent of the winnings,
which in the present case would be
$3.50. The croupier then calls the
bank, says "$8750 in the bank. Make
your stakes, ladies and gentlemen" If
the bank wins again twice as much |
cagnotte will be deducted, and for the
next deal the bank will be $3.50. If the
bank loses no cagnotte is deducted, the |
punters receive their shares and the |
bank passes to B.
1t will be noticed that the banker |
alone pays a percentage of his win |
nings to the house, the punters being |
paid in full. This is the price he pays |
for the advantage of seeing the first
card dealt face upward to the punter
before deciding whether he will draw
a third card himself No punter would
draw card if his original pair totals
6 or Z, and when he does draw the
dealer, having seen the card, can form
a shrewd idea as to the ultimate
of the punter's hand. For ex-
ample, if the punter has drawn an 8,
it is an accepted rule that the dealer q
stands pat, even though his cards add ;
up to no more than 3. Only one thing, {
however, seems to be quite certain
in the game, and that is that the Gag !
notte very soon takes nearly all the IL
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-02-07
First Presbyterian Church.

Corner 4th and Van Buren, streets.
Services every Sunday at IL a. m. and
1880 p. m. Sunday school at 9:45 a. M
Christian Endeavor at $50 p. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
Sunday School Workers meeting first
Tuesday each month at 1880 o'clock.
David H. Hare, Pastor, Alb Van Buren,
street. Phone 1913.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-02-07
Vanity Got Him.

HILLSBORO, Ore, Feb. VANITY
caused the downfall of Peder Svend-
son, leader of the Sandy, Ore, band.
Svendson thought it would be a good
idea to have their pictures taken in
respondent uniform. Government Of
ficials saw the picture when it was re-
produced in a Portland newspaper
and Svendson's arrest followed on a
charge of being a deserter from the
United States army.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-02-07
First Baptist Church.

Corner LIST and Jackson streets
B. Y. P. U. devotional service, Z p. M
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Morning
worship, 11:05. Junior Union. 8 p. m.
Evening worship, o'clock. Midweek
prayer service, Thursday, 8 p. m.
Teachers meeting, Thursday evening,
7 o'clock. You will be cordially well
coined
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-02-07
Former Chief Crazy.

CHICAGO, Feb. Former Chief of
Police George Shippy was adjudged
insane today and ordered sent to the
asylum. The papers were filed by his
wife to start the investigation into her
husbands sanity.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-02-07
First N. E. Church.

Corner Sd and Adams streets. Serv-
ices every Sunday at II a. m. and 1880
q. m. Sunday school every Sunday at
S:45 a. m. Epworth League Sunday
at $50 p. m. Prayer meeting, Thurs
day evening at 1880 p. m. Strangers
especially invited. Robert Warner,
Pastor. Phone 46R.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-02-07
Railroads Dissolve.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE ratifica-
ton of the supreme courts order for
the divorce of the Union and Southern
Pacific roads was made at the execu-
tive committee of both systems today
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-02-07
CHURCH DIRECTORY
St. Marks Episcopal Church.

Ccrner LIST and Jefferson streets
Services on Sunday: Sunday school at
10 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon,
II a. m. No evening sermon. All seats
free. Strangers welcome. Rev. J.
Watson, Pastor. Phone 113-L.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-02-07
Christian Church.

Corner Jefferson and 5th streets.
Services every Sunday at IL a. m. and
8 q. m. Sunday school at 10 a. N.
Christian Endeavor at p. m. Prayer
meeting Thursday at 8 p. m. e. R.
Black, Pastor. Phone 170-L.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-02-07
German M. E. Church.

Corner Spotswood and Harrison
streets. Services every Sunday at II
a. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Pas
tors residence, 423 Spotswood street
P. J. Sehnert. Pastor. Phone 148.R.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-02-07
Church Of Christ, Scientist.

Corner Jackson and Sd streets. Sun
day services, II g. M. Wednesday 1880
D. m. All are cordially invited.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-10-03

tainment promises to be treat for
music lovers.
The fifth number of the course
will be given the evening of Janu-
airy 10. Edward Elliott, monologA
list, portraying modern plays, will
entertain. Mr.. Elliott is on his
23rd year of entertaining the pub
lie with his art of enacting stories
from the stage and his program
will be novelty in Boomers Ferry.
Mr.. Belcher has experienced no
trouble in securing the sale of
enough season tickets to guarantee
the bringing here of all of the five
attractions. The season tickets
sell for $500 each and seats may
be secured at the Utopia theatre or
by applying to Mr.. Belcher.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-10-03
COURSE
THIS SEASON
Midland Lyceum Bureau Will Bring
Five Attractions to Bonners
Ferry This Winter
SERIES OF FINE ENTERTAINMENTS
Will Be Held at Utopia Theater First
October 9Th

The Midland Lyceum Bureau,
supplying one of the finest lyceum
courses obtainable, will provide
series of entertainments in Boomers
Ferry this coming season. The
course will consist of FIVE numbers
and each entertainment will be
given at the Utopia theatre under
the management of R. R. Belcher,
The course which has been Sc
cured here is one that will surely
suit every taste. The first number
will be the noted entertainer, c. l..
Burgderfer, on October Sth.
Burgierfer has been recognized
for years as one of the most popu-
lar entertainers on the Lyceum
platform. He has been recalled
again and again to scores of cities
large and small. He has the
natural gift of humor and good
cheer, together with an unusual
personality, which pleases people
of every class. His original wit,
inimitable style and wonderful
power of mimicry easily place him
in a class by himself.
His entertainments are unique
and refreshingly different-made
up of original and well-chosen
stories with point, true to life,
costume character sketches, bits of
tragedy, piano-logues and jest
nuts. =" He does most of his
making-up" before the audience,
entertaining them the while with
his witticisms.
The second number will be
Meisteringers Male Quartette, APP
pearing the night of November 10.
This entertainment is sure to please
and is one of the best of the course.
A lecture by Thomas McClary,
one of the few men who have made
a success on the lecture platform
will be third of the series and will
be given November Doth.
The Marietta La Dell Concert
Co. will come here December goth
for the fourth number on the
course. This company comes with
Aattering notices from all parts Of
the musical world and their enter
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-10-03
Local Piek.ups

Call on us for heaters. E. l..
Little & Co.
Boys suits at rs per cent dis
count this week at Browns.
George Bush returned Monday
from Standpoint where he had
spent a couple of days visiting
friends.
c. c. Tourgee, city passenger
and ticket agent for the Spokane
International railway company at
Spokane, was business visitor in
town Tuesday.
Attention Stockmen- M.
Bates, veterinary surgeon, OF
Troy, Mont, will be in Boomers
Ferry each Saturday, headquarters
at the Golden Rule Livery Barn,
Examination and consultation free.
Oct 3 If. c.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-10-03

A fine line of the latest books
and popular fiction is now on dis
play at Simonds Drug Store.
Mrs. H. L. Medbury returned
Saturday from a few days visit
with friends in Spokane.
Moores Furniture Co. are show
ing the famous White sewing ma
chimes. Now on display.
Elmer Philbrick left Sunday for
an extended visit with friends aud
relatives at his old home town OF
Gardner, Maine.
Simonds Drug Store, headquart-
ers for Columbia graphophones
and double disc records.
William Heathershaw returned
Monday from a several days hunt
in the vicinity OF Spirit Lake.
Hesthershaw's bear dogs freed
three fine bears for the hunting
party which, with the exception of
Mr.. Heathershaw, were Spokane
men.
Special train for teachers Con-
vention to Occur d 'Alene via S. /.
Oct. 6. Leaves 7 a. III. Special
Rates. 1t
Last Friday ended the first
month of the Cow Creek school,
Miss Dosha Ratcliff, teacher. OF
the fourteen pupils enrolled the
following were neither tardy or
absent during the month: Joe and
Marie Rabadau, Mary and Florence
Parker, Minnie, John, Kate and
Bryant Wyatt, Virginia and Letha
Rowe, Eda Eaton, Vera Luse.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-10-03
Get a hard wood ruler free with
Buster Brown Shoes at Browns.

Get hard wood ruler free with
Buster Brown Shoes at Browns.
We can make that oil d
heater just as good as new at our
tin shop. Bonner Hardware Co.
Henry La Flour was in Sand
point the first of the week looking
after business matters.
Buy your wood and coal heating
stoves from Moore's Furniture Co,
$500 and up.
We have have the Innings for
that old range. Bonner Hardware
Co.
The young people of the town
have arranged to give a dance at
Kent's hall, Friday evening, Oc-
tober 10th.
Notice-Any information regard
ing the whereabouts of DIR. Brown
will be appreciated by me. Ad-
dress Box S3, Deary, Idaho. Oct.
4-31
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-04

@rttorn1 gif pftc u0, noor @cjret bar r1ilot, og
Snlcn lfil,nc0c. cp til Slnct til lin Na0ers @rapbpj,
%itun0o1 cue, %lt,,10on1 / Telge 1leo Srcfrio; Ser bar
ere,1t, tnt @rns. og ltorc @%pileitenc; gamla, lfpaae=
irloe Greer lepcoes ocroper, og 9toro 1,oc blinfeoe
Mipien lit opbc Seize, r~ol111nct ino al Sfop og gos.
Set por cit @ftcrn1iooog, @uttorn1 inobpo Grlin9
og Snefri0 ii! ct gao mes Jig oerop. ga Sc bopoe
lio6ct CT So,ntale cit Stl,n6, ioo Sc CT Meono ltGp=
nc tmo0 Jig. Sd11 fom lo fra ct li0et, fal0cfGroiat
6us ne6c1 for 9nffer og bar @cgp1oelic1 fulgt
al fire ellcr fem Smoabdrl1, Ser remote banr ON
@encne, roobte CO ifreg % falot ON %bperonorc, allie
meo i%troobpiot &aor, Der ifinncoc loret ira. Muu=
oen Jog omfring imellen1 SEM pg trneoe mes f1pt=
tet @aono. M1n ful,6e bgre op, at Do1 ifiGr0tc.
Omiioer iii ho: Sem ir6 @1iet oa fom ioa 11co
lnnac, %itorfc1oe 6ieb op as 8affen.
Set or S~ffiirbnet8rano," ioa6e Sneirib til Or
ling oN inileoc.
SSH iGl!!" btlltc Sci, fo,nn1enoc oa bfcp %ln1oiclia
1taac,lbe foran Scllfobet. Seq pioite, Ter hi, life,
at FER por fremrrcoe."
v@ilbe SIT mig 11ogct, 8aor6?" ip11rate Scrlel1.
r9tcj, men @erae'e Iogoc, at @ericoottererr bar
oppc paa @eje,. for, Ter ri, minc Zine rpffer life
1anet, % ian silhe icg - Jet hi --
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-04
.Uaeo @roaparfsta,,t ont lrsien, icr Dii?a

yNteO 8ranpPrtstni1t ont Irele1L, Hr ri ?Ss8s
go, 81, CT forrDft, grano. Sooroa,1 %bar SIT
facet set Gpj?".
rSperfeu tiseet eller i%tjualet Set, niooe mig. Be-
talt bper .Sraac."
rMgeo buao: @:ieo 1pa0?"
rgfco 11oget, jeg fan l11ooure: Seq gap Sisr0is
min anppc, i,r III. Oct bapoe jeg Sop til. ssiooe
mig!!"
Gin aappc! Gin gooc @appe!! sn er hi bog
l%,lptfelige. s(lorig bar jeg bgrt Nfagc."
Magnd rcp Splet op pao @prbct pg lp6 bHn til
ailte,l, iont ON bun maatte N, ipr BUN fll1oc trio,
at set foltelige stpffe pirfelig par forte. 5aa Inf
feoc bun Qoaaet mes ct Sllf, tog Mouoen i @aal,=
ocn % iagbe:
r5af for &iolc1, 9rano."
81, bor CT go0 Sl,sbpn0, Magno!" lagDc Sl1cz
50, BON eipcr tire alnocr bort, for at jog fon
fo111ne til @iloe," lporeoc Mag1o, og 10 nlcb poaoe
Zine. u@1oer1:e. r1oa pi0e, bpao jcg ifl,loe til Gil
sc, 1loor o1 fife f1l,be fonl11c 1neo, 8aor0. &or
set Moro for Mig, tror ol?"-
CT, nioee mig, %Digtigcre, at &pin0fplf bar
%itaoicliac &lGncr chs MGuo. 81 lanot, @crie=
6ottcr?"
v&an bGnoe, III fan bjelpe Sig pao c1 Manbe,
lau s fan ip!gcs oo." Sum niffe0e l16erlnrfet til
lin Sober.
Mcn Serien brejc0e Jig fort og ait us al Gpre'.
%vsSurpel, &a9no! Slio &jolcl1 mes Selic'r!
farpel, Brandt"
Srcirio fore mart lin ;aoer poa Siocn, oo SC
eif op oper @iennrclnorfen.
riSooer, bu for eli &appc, lpm life init or ioa
n1cgct prrb fpr sig; Sen fltnoc for11n1c @aorb ii!
go0e. @iu 6on1 0cn! Set bar gil0t, ON Sc fHn0c
iplgcs oo til &ntcrl1otsgiloct."
uScg bolbcr life al at lc, %bpprleocs mine &lrocr
lioocr poo onorc. pcs 01. 2nD oem ON Sen Sug!"
Der bar SCI! Gac1bco peo Sen 1on1le, at BON par
gonalilo poo Moo, men forrig paa &rocr. Mlt,
]on1 bo, ulocGc:, tpg set til.
Gl,ttorl1 oie ino mcllem lloe6lrenc; Grling %
Sucirio inlgtcs as til &pinocltle1.
Seq bapoc 2plt til at eioe @rono oen'1c aappe,"
loaoc Grlil19, Seq for CT o1ocn til Sil,terbr1g %
bc6ppcr sen ieft, tbi leg rnoa bel Song Claus
Wooro fl1,1,lc trnc mig til Ell ny Son1mertop@'e.
Gen CT rogct tvlo; men til Gilbe lfol boll "111o=
SC me-"
vSof, poo 9'ronos Gcgnc!!"
vSoa bill jcN beoe Sig gipc bom ocn neo ScJ=
liu6c0."
rSjcrtens ejjsrae. Oct er Sfooe, on life fo1
bore mco til 0i:bct- og le sem begge oercs Str'1o.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-04

9l1 CT at income CIT Mlol,o nco Nau1 5lore SGl.
sou, or pcl <fjeunt~i 9cl(ia S1ops Saga, boor Der CT
at ulc ON 6or5 iencre Sfje6ne 'poo Nnapolos'1ns;;
mc,, pes sen Sio, SoIe,> fer CT ON, itpreo, ban
&on9sgoorocn pca Gj6. @an bar al ri1gc gpro,
laplton11ret 90 trc6 ppcr @rpltet, bopoe lpsbloa, pit
rcnbc gjnc, pg ct tpft, %reolaoent gnligt; SfjG99ct
par b(onot al Torpc, tpnot oa blcat ppcr @1r'1oe'a.
Shore sul ioo / lit &pjinoc oa froeoe Jig. Sars
Mpocr, CT lioc,. %ltilirroig Some, forn i1o as an11'=
bcoprcn oa ijoffioe fen imoo Mrncn. @111 bapoc ct
ct %il1otprrct, iin.pclt Nnlint, men bar luroclcs 11npt=
fet; man fltuoe tplfe, bum lfltlbc til @lultet11o, ez
Ter % at Scr pent,oes %frclnnebc til &on9s9oaroen.
v@af fen % lut Sig, Moocr!!" iogbe Norn1on=
oc,,. ,Miq lpltvr at tolc n1eo Sig cit lioen Stltno."
Tc,, aol11lc pillcoe mco fine aroa, rDltel,oc Slit
orc peo lit 9ipboono og iatte fig lpolpit poa cit alof-
itol pe6 strncrt. =
Set oi1, Mpbcr!" gjentog Nau1oloc,1 o1 lnoe<
Sc linc Mrmc ODER @rptet.
Seq lioocr. Spn!!" ipare6e Sen 9onlc Some
mpgt.
Set ler jg intet ill.," pc66lcn S6ore og ioo
6pjt 6cn i,upb @pinocr,1es 89nf. Sit SGbc ltoor
tont, tpffcs mig"
Gen gon1le lettcoe poanp og gift fren / Stncn
mcb lnoo, tlrnoa iSjco. Smiioer Jas 6r1 ga poa
@oplhn1fels SpjlGoc.
r&or SIT Set goot, Mooer?" lpurate Nar1no,oe11,
vGm jg fer set go0t," iagoc &pnen 1lro eli
title, biffe,1oc 2rtter. Set bar ct lGlion,t 9pprgs=
mool, set. Sea gas pioc, bpeu1 ser oilers lflhoc
boue set go0t." iS."AS
vNlc,1 alroet, jeg fjg6tc til Sin Sadie? ga,
set bar 0Drt ncf, men set b1rbe bope pGrct finer,,
mere blanft. Seq lagoe set o9iaa til 8rrr1n1ere1:
Gcttc Sri flnoe ifjeres til cit @pinoefaobe;; jog fl1n<
Sc lioe at forUre min Mfooer eli Zig; men bun er CIT
torment, gonu,1cl Some; Iltn ct ltort bant. Seq pco
life, ON jca tyr bpoc ben6e 6et."
v@l16erne til9ipe sig Sin ifiar1teful6e Sale. Seq
f%ornc1n = % fort oant! Seq bar inger Sinoe
mine beoltc sor orbmt ON at futile Gle ioa6al1t So
nco, nnppc NOT Jet Set"
Sborc ifito @rpltet frcm og falot Ell jnpn ielp=
gloo 9ottcr oner oenl1e @efjcnbeljc. .91 forltoor
Sig nof paa &luce, i%fjgnner jeg. Seller life ieg bar
Jet set bcorc. Me1 bpor er @,,l6fieoen, jeg gap
Sig? Ct oen life t111g rof?"
rsSffc tlrng nof? SIN, bnt!" peoblep sen gon1le
og roffcoe mes lit gIaoe, rl,nfne Sniiat. v@pilfcn
SIN jog bar! SSu, jeg taffcr oaglig Sc bpjcitc trc
for sig, Sbore."
,Nstc1 loo lfGl SIT hrrc sen, Mober."
Sen CT oltfcr gp6 til mig, oltfor go6."
~sSa,tct CT ior ao6t til Sig. Seq pl, 6t ifal goa
f(not, jon1 bar SIT @erien1ooer."
r@9!lel, iaa ii! @ilbesfrro? Der lfaI 500 bore
Torifjcl, Spl1!"
gu bar &et Set er min Torieclie, @fpoer at on
bar iftun Ell: Seq ifal fjebe Sig tpenoe til. Spanae
oa Mrmringe Ifol 61 fao og set ifnl bore til Gil
~oesfGro."
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-19

born, arrested. Alleged "quacks"
Released on $4,000 bonds.
''Vice is loose" cried VIM. M.
Blake, at business mems morals
meeting, 800 buffet flats in Stanton
av. police district"
Germanit MarIowe, 10, 220 E. Erie
st., insulted. Assailant's friend show
ed police badge and officer let him
go. There have been several COM
plants against wearers of police
badges at the E. Chicago av. station.
Chicago Medical Society wants 3
new hospitals for contagious dis
eases.
Frank Weinstein, 1908. Washburne
av., relieved of $25 watch. Frank
Haggerty, 1913 w. 18th ST., Henry
Voss, 1415 S. Ashland av., and Chas.
Hadesman, 1921 S. Ashland av., ar
rested.
Astor Cafe, 172 N. Clark ST., looted.
SITS. One block from detective
bureau. Robbed 8 times this year.
Gem Lunch Room, 2213 Indiana
av., entered. SIS taken.
Joseph Vaughan, 1881 S. Michigan
av., stopped by highwaymen. Lost
$13.
Home of Aaron M. Weinstroch en-
tered, 1901 Clybourne av. $53 miss
ing.
Jury in the case of Mrs Alice Sing,
charged with killing Chinese hus-
band, completed.
Deadlock over terminal plan.
Roads won't pay fair valuation for
streets.
$4,000 in money orders this
month, mostly foreign. Expected to
reach 81, 100000 by Christmas.
Albert Olson wanted. Said to have
taken $1,000 in gems from Robert
Stole, jeweler, 1417 Milwaukee av.
Peter Juric, Al, Gary, killed wife,
then suicided. Despondent.
MaIviIIa E RaaVes MaYoa ret his
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-19

Miss Edith Ruebekdm.
When Traverse City, Mich, held it's
famed beauty show all Michigan girls
were invited to ''get in the ring" and
hosts of pretty faces competed. Edith
Ruebekam, the village belle of Owos-
so, landed the honor.
With the prize went an invitation
to enter the theatrical profession.
That's how it happens that Miss
Ruebekam is playing the role of Con-
stance in ''The Gypsy Rover"
Gushing Young Lady Ito author)
Il am a great admirer of your work,
Mr.. Mann. l belong to a literary fam
lily, you know. My father publishes
the local railway guide!
TWenty-eight million copies of the
Bible were printed during the past
year The Bible still seems to put the
six best sellers" in the background.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-19

ficers last night: President, VIM. Mil
Ter; vice-president, Meyer Zeman;
recording sec'y, H. H. Karl; financial
sec'y, Edward Doyle; guard, Jacob
Mueller; inspector, Theo. Cook; bust
ness agent, James Daley.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-11

red up : hornets nest hy announcing
that he proposes 10 zVar6 the VARSITY
letter d 10 the university gfea club
as veil as to the athletes CT the IN
ssisutioR
AS result. the young men rho
ordinarily furnish the skin and nrawn
for the baseball and football teams
threaten 10 -iay doEn" and leave he
university Eithout sny athletes To
whom TO avard the letters 4 protest
COACHED il Hzost emphatic language
has been seved upca the. facnit. Or
the student h.ody- Il does not state
what viii happen IL the chancellor
doesn't raIent. bat privately The stu
dents predict Il Vii be fatal 10 sth-
letics-
Buchtes's plan has nsrer been al
tempted n an American university.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-11
Youn1 Taxes a Map.

limited Press Leased Wire Serrfcs. !
NEW YORK. March H There was
M more surprised and disslsted near.
pugiiiss In this tosn today thsu Char
IsF Young. Who vas 50 badIy stzng
isst night by the friends oE Lev S.
Singer that his ring career has be
COME well nigh hlighted- The two ne.
at the oiEupfe Athlete club. Char
ieE usually sleeps in Philadelphia.
bat last night he seemed TO dos
shortly after the opening Of the hoar
here and dreamed peacefully Until the
end OF the third round. whsa 2 hav-
maker cnlli6sd ~fth his ia*. Iova
~eas the Quaker. Then Singer /.
friends got in their work
S-aT down. Eo1 mutt shey vsli-
sd You've GOT eight minutes more.
Take good rest and then eon,
bsc Thinking hs had pleaty Of
tine Young remained o. the canvass
uHtSE the referee counted him out.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-11
ORIGINAL NOTICE

State at Iowa. Les CoGnsy-A
IN the District Coansv cs SAID coza-
IT, al Fort Madison. April tern 4. p
fsl5
Ellen Mahnney. plaintiff. - lon
Mahoney. dsfendsrt-igs 1osiSs-
To the ADORE named desezdzns;
you are hereby EostEed thzt -
titscn Is row on hIe il the clerks or
zee of the District Court gsc-sss,e
.. n Madison IL b@hsR Of the s5oEs
ra-sd plaintiff zxzIEss yo- sna
claiming . dfr0-ce iron yrz fEoa
the bonds az marrtEozy o. -
grounds o. cruel and s1ha1an r-sa--
near and asking for ssch oshsr ara
further rsIEes as Esv ss equitable Y
the premises.
And unless yor appear shsrsEa az
defend before noon o. tfse second ~
Of TIE zsz1 rsgnlzr April term o. SO
coars- 10 Re h@Ean ard hcaGs1 a. =
Madison oa the Essh szy az AFgt 4
.. 1918. esfzal. Ffgl % erssrse
against yo9 and ssISgwse- rezSsrsd
thereon rs prayed for i sasa EesiEsc:s-
WILLIAM TfMRERsIAN
Attorney tar PlaEnsf--
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-11
NOTICE OF SALE

To Ollie Lambert and Rose Lam
bert ard whom II nay concern:
Notice IS hsreby given that the City
Lean Company ELI sell to the high
est and best bidder for cash az public
auction On TussdaF, March Is. 1873,
a. tie store Of william Holland.
Numaer sss -ssin street. IN the cfts
OF keokuk. Lee county. Iowa the fol
loving personal property. TORT: One
'Cas extension table: three high hacs
dining room chairs; ore Imperial
Oxford D. n sewing machine No
1852. one 2xi7 brussels rug or
oak dresser one oak bed and bedding
one small square stand. one SuhstE
tute osk heating stove, No Is, ons
cak arm rocker. one Dandy cooa
store: one kitchen cupboard: on.
kitchen table. The proceeds OF fhs
sale Of said prorertr VIII be apniiss
on the indebtedness due the Cftl
Ioan Co. from the said Ollie Lam
bert and Rose Lambert
CITY LOAN co.
March S 1913
ADJ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-11
Here Is : nsesazs q bop.

Here IS message q hope and coed
ciee- from Yrs c. J. Martin, Ecoae
MIL Va who il the E0sher q eEzh.
teen children Hrs Martin rss cured
c. stomach t-c15Es ard constipation 81
Chznbsrazfa's TABLETS ateer HTe
sszrs os suffering sad org recc--
Es-ds tasse tsbEsss 70 TIE rz.lir.
Solr hg Wilkinson z Co. Phzdnzcy
aE6 T. r Kfa1sssch 4 Sca-4sr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-11

persons interested IN ssid VIII are r.
CURED 20 be present ard make sasif
objections 10 the same. L an tass
hare
In Eftness =hereof. / hsrsznso set
my hand ibis .4tA dsv q Fsa-rs-J.
1872
cM. HART
CLERK OF The psE-sce CGaTt.