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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-12
COLLECTORS OF
BRIBE MONEY
Start Has Been Made in Chicago t
Punish the Grafters in
Police Circles.

CHICAGO, May Barney.
Bertsche, former saloon-keeper and
politician, alleged go-between and
fixer,'' for number OF years OF
crime and graft rings that locked
hands for the common purpose OF
doing" the public was to be ar
ranged in the Kensington police court
today, and States Attorney Hoyne
promised the arrest of at least one
more politician before night.
Hoyne announced that he would ask
the grand jury today to rush an IN
dictment of Bertsche on charges or
conspiracy to defraud. He declared
he would present evidence to the
grand jury that Bertsche and a ring
I of politicians, working with several
policemen, yearly collected S6Oo,Ooo
| from gangs of clairvoyants, pick
pockets and thugs as protection mon
| ey."
/ Bertsche's arrest resulted from
statements made to Hoyne by Prof
| Charles 7. Crane. known as the heao
of the "clairvoyant trust" who Is
charged with swindling Mrs. Hope Ia
McEldowney of La Crosse, Wis, Out
of s15.500 in a bond transaction. Bert
ische, according to the states attorney
endorsed the check made payable te
the clai.voyant king and 1t was the
discovery of his name that first oil
lrected suspicion toward him.
After his arrest, Bertsche was hid
den in the Kensington police station
until last night when his attorneys 10
Gated him and obtained his release OF
s25 900 bond AS he stepped from
the station he was re.arrested on an
other warrant containing simlia
charge of conspiracy to defraud. bu
obtained $4,000 bail and was again re
leased.
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CITY NEWS.
Auction sale every aftersoon an

Auction sale every aftersoon and |
evening. Elgin Jewelry Co. Adv.
Mrs. Arie De Young of No. 52S
Bank street is seriously i'll.
The Minneapolis and st, Paul n,
gineers clubs arrived in the city this
morning from the north about half
past nine o'clock and went through
the big power house. The special car
in which the thirty engineers rode
was attached to No. on the Kline
at 1880 this afternoon and the party
was taken to Ilasco, near Hannibal,
Mo-, where the immense plant OF the
Atlas Cement company was visited.
The engineers will go north Tuesday
morning through Keokuk on No. 1S.
M. E. Flynn, pure food Inspector
for this district, and with headquar-
! tiers in Burlington, was in Keokuk to-
| day on business. Mr.. Flynn will
spend several days here on Official
| business.
Don't miss the Elgin Jewelry Co. $
auction sale. Afternoon, $50; even
lings, q: 30.--Adv.
The benches and other fixtures IN
the union depot are being vanished
and painted.
A mass meeting of citizens will
/ be held at the court house next Thurs
day evening to talk over dam celebra
ton and regatta plans.
"A telephone message from For
Madison this morning carries the re
port that no more of the bodies Q
the men drowned Friday evenini
have been found
-Cephas Harrison, o. A. Talbot
; and j. NJ. Fulton will leave this ever
4 ing for Des Moines to represent tn
local shippers at a hearing to be hel
before the railroad commissioners t
discuss the adoption of the nations
). uniform demurrage rules. The locf
!, men are instructed to act as they Sc
fit for the interest of local shipper
Public sale: will sell at publ
auction, my entire livery stock, COZ
sisting of horses. buggies and ca
riages and everything used in tt
livery, on May 18th at clock
y m. William H. vermazen, 1920 Sou
Third street-Adv.
' Two workmen at the new hot
n fell few feet lust at noon today Ian
Of ing on pile of sawdust. People
a passing car who saw them IL
In thought they were badly hurt but DO
men got up laughing.
Of -Wanted-10 teams at Thirteen
Id and Seymour at I O'Clock Tuesd
at morning. ]. C. McManus Const, {
ADV.
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Methodist Conference.

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GAI.FSBURG, H., May 12.-One
hundred and fifty representatives OF
the Methodist churches of the Illinois
conference are assembled here today
with Bishop Mcdowell presiding, ar
ranging the details of the final cam
paign for one million two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars endow-
ment for the Methodist educational in
stitutions Of Illinois. The colleges
that are to be benefited by this
movement are Hedding of Abingdon;
Illinois wesleyan of Bloomington;
woman's College of Jacksonville;
/ Chaddoek School at Quincy Cram
Prairie seminary at Onarga and the
lIllinois State university. Special EN-
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Mother Went Crazy.

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WEEMAR. Texas, May 12.-Mrs.
Victor Slavick and three children are
dead today as the result of the mother
Incoming unbalanced. One of the
Youngsters was shot to death by the
mother who then poured coal oil over
Ing the fluid. The tragedy occurred
ing the finit. The tragedy occurren
IN closed room and only four char
red bodies were found when the aged
mother Of Mrs. Slavick returned home
with two oder children Of the dead
woman.
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FOUND.
MISCELLANEOUS.
VACATION TRIPS free to anyone In.
vesting. If out write. Lawyer viii.
liams, "a N. 9Th, Keolluk.
phasis is being placed on the Heddina
college endowment.
One Day Strike.

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COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo, May
PA one day strike which tied UP
the entire street car ssrvice of this
city was settled at 2 a. m. today when
the company agreed not to reduce
wages as had been threatened. All
day Sunday the cars deserted by strie.
ers were operated by college stu.
dents.
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THE WEATHER.

For Keokuk and vicinity: Unsettled
but generally fair tonight and Tues
day. Moderate winds.
For Illinois: Mostly cloudy with
showers this afternoon and showers
south portion tonight and Tuesday.
Warmer south and central portion to-
night. Cooler northeast portion Tues
day. Warmer south and central por-
ton tonight. Cooler northeast portion
Tuesday Moderate winds.
For Iowa: Generally fair tonight
and Tuesday. Cooler northwest and
north central portion. Moderate winds
Weather Conditions.
Conditions indicate unsettled, but
generally fair weather for this sec
| ton tonight and Tuesday.
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Automobile Accident.

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COLUMBUS, o., May 12.-Earl Nc.
Collum, 10, died early today, three
Others are in a serious condition and
two are slightly injured as the result
of the plunge of an automobile down
a fifteen foot bank Sunday. Miss
Emma Mic, %, H. H. Hodges, 30. real
estate dealer, and Carl Becker, were
seriously hurt. Ralph McCathran and
Mrs. L. C. Genger were only slightly
hurt
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RARN WAS BURNED
TO THE GROUND
John o'Hara Unable to Account TOT
Origin Of Fire Which Caused
Him Heavy Loss

About three o'clock sunuHs aIesr'
noon the barn Of John oHsra' VINO
Hoo about three miles rorth Of the
civ near Prices cheek, caught nre
and Was burned to the ground For,
tunately all of the live stock had Deen
turned out to pasture but he loss was
n.de heavy by the destruction 81
manv farm tools and harness.
M o,Hara is unable to account foi
the origin Of the fire. Inc loss i
aa,d 10 be more than $4,000.
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m. HALLS TALKS
VERY BUSY man.
,sdre.sed Three Large Audiences In
the City Sunday and
speaks Again
Today.
IN POPULAR SUBJECTS
~. interesting and Instructive
talks This Forenoon TO tho
Grammar and High
Schools.

Yesterday was a busy day for DR..
winfield Scott Hall. He addressed
three mems meetings on thu subject,
4The Sex Life Of Man
The doctor told the story OF man
hood IN a clear conscise manner ana
made a most beautiful and wonderful
story Of the miracle Of manhood.
He spoke OF how the boy Of fifteen
Years begins to develop. His shout
ders widen, he acquires depth OF
chest, he Las newly acquired fire
in his eye, a new ginger in his step
The secret OF the change was told i,'
4 vivid manner by the doctor. De
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Guests at Knox College.

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GALESBURG, Iii May 12.-Presi-
dent and Mrs. Lowell Of Harvard col
lege are spending the day here the
guests OF Knox college. This fore
noon the distinguished educator adj
dressed large gathering Of students
and townspeopIe at t he Knox chapel
exercises, and this evening will be
rendered a banquet and will speak
there along with Prof. Palmer of Har
yard who is giving course OF extern
sion lectures at Knox.
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twenty-five Executed.

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NoGALES. Ariz., May 12.-That
twenty-five officers Of the Mexican
federal army have been publicly exc
cuted near Guaymas was officially ad
mitted today by leaders Of the Nader
ista forces in Sonora state. The fed
erals we're captured during recent
fighting ahes5 Gnaymas. The Nader
istas declare they ale driving the fed
eral troops ahead of them to the west
ern sea.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
a Week of Carnival.

The great Miller's shows arrived
last evening with % cars of attrac-
lions and was busy all day getting
ready for the week Of carnival al
Twentieth and Main streets. A crack
eriack of brass band is carried WITH
the company and concert VIII DC
given this evening on the corner O
sixth and Main streets at 7 o'clock
The carnival comes to keokuk wei
recommended and with nice weather
should attract large crowds each aft
ernoon and evening,-Adv.
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FUNERAL RECORD
G. w. Taylor.


The funeral of G. w, Taylor was
held at three o'clock this afternoon
lat the undertaking parlors of |. S.
Ackley, Rev. A. H. Lathrop of the
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church
conducting impressive services, after
which the members Of the Grand Ar
my of the Republic took charge of
the obsequies.
The following army veterans, four
of whom were members of the same
company of which the deceased was
member, acted as pail bearers: Capt
L. A. Berryhill. Joseph A. Samuels,
Charles H. Forman, Aus. b. Hobo
well, NJ. L. Wyatt and Charles A
Wright.
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Glass Cutter Busy.

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GALESBURG, Ill. May 12.-Some
miscreant with a diamond spoiled
scores of plate glass windows in the
business houses here Saturday night
|by scratching and cutting them. The
loss will be severai thousand dollars.
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Sullivan Lost suit.

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PEORIA, H.. May II. Roger G.
Sullivan, former democratic national
committeeman of Chicago, lost his
$4,000 libel suit against the Hearst
papers when Circuit Judge Puterhaush
sustained a demurrer of the defense
The plaintiff appealed to the appellate
court.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-12
Shot Dead by Negro.

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NEW ORLEANS. La, May r.
Henry Young, of Hllsboro, H., was TO-
day shot dead BY Edward Mccoy, ne
gro. VIII oalso murdered Nancy Mer.
ceile, a negress, and escaped. Jealousy
was the cause
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-12
Alice blue silk and her bouquet was
inss sweet neas and ferns.

Alice blue silk and her bouquet was
OF sweet peas and ferns.
Mrs. Mary A Barrett, mother Of the
bride, entertained company Of about
fifty wedding guests at her residences
No. s08 Carroll street, at wedding
breakfast. Roses and ferns We're
used for decorations The newly we'd
Ided pair left for St. Louis where they
will spend week of their honeymoon,
On their return to Keokuk, they will
go at once to housekeeping at No. & ~
South Fifth street.
The bride is esteemed is a circle OF
warm friends and Mr.. BRASIL IS an
employe Of the Water Power company
They received a number Of very pref
| ty and useful presents in honor OF
their event.
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Mrs. Martha Leeper.

The funeral of Mrs. Martha Leeper
was held at two o'clock Sunday af-
ternoon, at the residence of j. ".
Moore, TIC South Fourteenth street,
Rev. Ledbetter of the Methodist
Protestant church conducting the
services. The burial followed at the
Hickory Grove cemetery near Sum
mitville.
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NINETY per Month.

LONDON. May r. The London
fire department reports ninety-four
fires the past month, ninety of which
are attributed to militant suffragettes-
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w ant Column
WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED Highest cash
weekly with part expenses. Home
territory. Outfit free. Best selling
season now. The Hawks Nursery Co.,
| Wauwatosa, Wis.
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Skoqq.

The remains of Mrs Andrew Skogg
who, died several weeks ago and
placed in the vault at Oakland GENE
terry were taken therefrom yesterday
and received interment at the Ander-
son cemetery a few miles out in the
Sugar Creek neighborhood.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-12

WANTED-A man to help milk cows
and one to deliver milk. Phone sb2
or see w. H. Soldwedel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-12

WANTED Hand ironers and other
help at Gate City Laundry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-12

WANTED Papering and painting
and wall paper c.eaned. Work guar
anteed. Phone 1360-black.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-12

WANTED Carpenter and painter
wants work by day or contractor.
G. t. Saxton, 4oS A street.
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Daily River Bulletin.
River Forecast.

River Forecast.
The river will continue to fall slow
" from Davenport to Keokuk for sey
eral days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-12

Rainfall for the past "a hours, o4.
Mean temperature 18th, so.
Lowest temperature 36.
Highest temperature, 65.
Lowest temperature last night, 90
FRED q. GOsBWISCH.
Observer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-12

FOR RENT--No. so4 Timea, eight
large rooms. excellent condition,
water in kitchen. $4,000 per month.
John Tumelty.
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Graham Hosnital Guild.

Graham Hospital Guild.
The meeting of the Graham Hos
pital Guild which was to have been,
tomorrow, May 10, has been indefi-
nitely postponed.
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$780, |
Wllks-Flsher.

NvftNo5S
The following taken from the
Raleigh, IN. CO. Times tells of the
wedding of Miss leila Marguerite
Fisher who lived in this city until /
two years ago. Miss Fisher graduated
from the high school here and is re-
membered by many friends:
A beautiful home wedding was cele-
brated Tuesday night at nine o'clock
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Phil H. |
Fisher, COS Oakwood avenue, when
their daughter, Miss leila Marguerite
Fisher became the bride of William
Malcolm Wilks, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. G. e. Maddry,
pastor Of the Tabernacle BAPTIST
church, in the presence of large
number of invited guests. The cere-
Imony OF the Episcopal church was
fused, the vows being exchanged under
a large white wedding bell. the dec
lorations throughout the house were
lin green and white, the bell being
formed Of gorgeous white peonies,
while white sweet peas and smilax
formed beautiful background for
1.-THE wedding party. Mrs. annie Love
Wilson rendered the wedding marches
/ The bride was attended by Miss Haz-
lei Smith of Bloomington, Illinois, as
maid of honor, while Misses Louise
Bernard and Hannah Conn, of Raleigh,
!, N. c.. were bridesmaids. The ribbon
!. girls were Claudio Cant and Mary
!. Seapex. The ring bearer was little
. Nell Gwin Bernard. The maid Of
J, honor's dress was Of green crepe
!; meteor and she carried pink Killarne,
! roses. The bridesmaids wore white
! lace trimmed with pink rose buds ane
carried baskets of pink sweet pea!
tied with pink tulle.
The groom's attendants we're MI
= Roy FAINT of Union, S. c., as best man
! and Messrs. Wilbur Huntington o
! Charlotte, N. c., and Wesley Wilkes
. brother OF the groom, from Atlanta
- Ca, as groomsmen.
!, The bride who was given away b
: her father, was becomingly attired i
! a gown of white duchess satin trim
med in real lace and pearls, her We
. being caught with lilies of the vale.
She carried shower bouquet of Il
lies of the valley and brides rose
The mother of the bride was becon
I. lingly attired in gray messaline owe
gray satin and trimmed in pink.
= After the wedding a supper We
served the bridal party, the table b
ing most attractive with Its cente
- - piece of white sweet peas and fern
s The wedding cake was cut by tt
= bride and occasioned no little interes
Miss Smith, maid CT honor. being Il
winner of the ring, while Miss Par
= got the thimble and Miss Bernard Il
= dime. Miss Smith also caught T
brides bouquet to which great de
~ OF significance is attached.
ia The bride and groom left on a mi
~ night train for a trip to Charlotte a.
~ other points in western North Cal
ea lima, on their return they will be
Z home on the corner of North Bloc
worth and Edenton streets.
The groom is connected with t
inh Continental Gin company, and sin
=. coming to Raleigh has made gre
y. =. many friends. The bride is the
rE tractive daughter of Mr.. and M
~ Phil H. Fisher. Her lovable dispo
ton and charming personality h
70 made her host of friends in Ralei
me and much interest was felt In /
op- wedding. The young couple have
ase best wishes of many friends.
ion
ant Students Auxiliary
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FOB RENT.

FOR RENT-Large brick barn near
Burlington freight house, suitable
for storage or garage. John Tumelty.
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Home Missionary Tea.

The Woman's Home Missionary so
ciety Of Trinity NJ. 3. church will give
a missionary tea and have mite box
opening on Wednesday afternoon IN
the church parlors from to o'clock.
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explained how the organs Of manhood
manufacture the wonderful fluid cali
ed spermin, AMI low tits absorbed in
to the blood, how the heart pounds It
into the brain, into the muscles, into
the entire makeup Of the boy and
then he becomes q man In the true
sense OF the word.
Concerning diseases, Dr. Hall re-
called the two most widely spread
and the two most common gonorrhea
and syphilis. While as looked upon
by some people as not amounting tc
much, he stated that to contract such
diseases was worse than death
In closing the doctor painted pic
ture of the girl that every fellow ex-
pected to marry. She was beautiful,
the very picture OF health, and the
possessor Of a soul and body that is
as pure as the snowflake that floats
down from Gods sky, Then he asked
the fellows to place her in the bal
ance and then for them to get in on
the other and see If they could weigh
up to the same standard.
This Forenoon.
This morning DR. Hell addressed
the grammar and high school boys
IN two separate sessions. He gave
the grammar boys a talk on the max
Ing OF an athlete. The high school
subject was, From Youth into Man
hood"
This afternoon the doctor Is ad
dressing the young women on the
subject, "a Phyesician's Talk to His
Daughter" This address has beer
welcomed in Mason City, Davenport
Washington, and Muscatine of ou'
own state, while the eastern cities
have heard 1t over and over again. !
is said that tiis talk to girls ant
Young women in general Is a reye'a
ton and an inspiration such tina
every young woman should hear.
was a marvellous and winning tai
which those present highly apprecia
ted.
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Former Keokuk Women Honored.

Former Keokuk Women Honored.
Keokuk society will be interested In
the honor which has come to two
former Keokuk women in their home
cities. Recently Mrs. John D. Wright
Of Baltimore, Md, was honored by be
ing elected regent Of the D. A. r.
chapter OF that city and like honor
came to Mrs. Ralston Jones of Cincin-
natl, Ohio. Both are large chapters,
having membership Of prominent
women.
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Entertains at Bridge.

Mrs. James Cameron, Jr., $50 North
Ninth entertained a few friends at
bridge this afternoon in honor Of her
guest, Mrs. Grant Augustine, of Min
den, Iowa.
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students, Auxiliary.


The Students Auxiliary of the Mon
day Music club will meet in the Y.
M. c. A. auditorium tomorrow even
ing at which time the annual election
of officers will take place. The fol
lowing program will be given:
Semi-chorus-Ave Maria $3.50. Veazie
High school Girls Glee Club.
vocal solo-Afterwards :. John Mullen
Beulah Wen.
Unison songs
Alice Where Art Thou -. Ascher
In Old Madrid ........... Trotere
Corinne Weber, Katherine Elder.
Ralph Kirch, Dorothy Norton,
Florence Alling.
Piano solo
Murmuring Zephyrs 1850. Numann
Nina Valerie Hodge.
Vocal solo
A Lovers Envy ........ Chapman
Martha Tracy.
Piano solo
Grand Polka de Concert.
Homer Newton Bartlett, OPP.
Emanuella Flood.
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: Read The Daily GATE city. !
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE My entire livery stock,
including all horses, buggies and We.
hicles Of every kind. VIM. II. vermaz.
en-, 10 and 20 South Third street.
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FOR RENT-Two rooms, furnished
for light housekeeping. 1912 Fulton
ST., Phone 1647-red.
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FOR RENT Two modern rooms, fur
nished for light housekeeping. or
north side, on car line. Phone 1153-red
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FOR SALE 100 acres five miles
north of Luray, IL mile to school,.
Good six room house, cellar, smoke.
house, chicken houses, barn, cattle
shed, granary and tool shed. so acres
fenced hog tight, 100 acres bottom,
level and we'll drained. STE acre for
quick sale. G. S. Johnston, Luray, Mo.
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LOST.
LOST Camera at Rand park Sunday
Please return to Gate City office.

LOST OR TAKEN BY MISTAKE
Overcoat and valise, between 4th
and 9th on Main. Notify this office.
Reward, SO.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Mod eight
room house on Orleans Ave. ]. A.
Roberts, 420 Main st.
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FOR SALE Team. wagon and doi.
BILE harness also a buggy and single
harness. Homer Alderman, 1929
johnson st. Phone 1272-black.
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-18
cHA1GoE NJ sA1GrfA1Iull

On November l the GlenwOod sani
tarium will pass into the control and
direct management of DR.. o. G. Place
Of Boulder who is not only 4 skilled
and successful practitioner and sur
geon, but who has had very success
full experience for many years in the
conduct of q sanitarium in Boulder.
Just what are the plans of DR.. Place
in regard to the conduct Of the Glen
wood sanitarium the Post is not ad-
vised, but it is to be hoped that he
will cause it to serve a need in the
community to which it has never at
tanned in the past. Let us all hope
that DR.. Place, by the aid of the ex-
perience which has stood him in such
good stead in the past, will greatly i'm
prove and extend the value of the Glen
wood ,sanitarium.