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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-30
1urdJ Mciieritidc id)iurr uerlett

Durd 8etettips puroen geitsrn
Morgen SteosR Dsffsrt, pon Der Gens
tral goe., uno 5rant Deber ron
Short place ols perodhtig oerbdftet.
Die Mdnner iino beituloigt. eiEsn
Qneriff auf ben 28 Sabre altsn
ShId6ter Spispb gutsr bon glo.
1927 Central 4pe. begangen 81 6as
ben, als Dor oem 5auIe Rp. 1808@lm
Strabe Elm Streit tpegen elmer 5rau
sntitdno. Die 9erbaftetsH itadsn nit
Weiier auf guder stn unb brahteH
ibm ihipere gsrleBungen bel, tpe.ts
3meifel an ieinsr Wisperberitsauns
auftommen lafeH. guder ibentlfI-
3irte i'm ftdotiihen 5pipital bic Ser
baftetsn als feline 2(Rsreifer. Ter
Yoli5ei puroe ipdter mitsetbsilt. oab
aud Der S6nsioer SoIepb Staob non
go. 1927 gremsn StraBe in BEN
Rampf Stidpunosn i'm Raden oas
pongetrogeu babe.
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1as 1taats CbergeriGt
@irb iiber bic aonititntionalitGt ses
YluHi5ipalseridt su
= entidleioeH babeH.

Tos Giaats Cberssri1i spirb ba,
riiber au tn!idfiben haben, ob baE
WunisipolseriAi su Redt btItebt obsl
nint. Dieft Gntfdeibuns ipurbe &C.
fern In elmer stonferens ssiroffsn. an
iDsifer Die Wiialiebsr bss Mcbfraibs,
Giohtlnipalt 9siimdn unb Der yoIis
stianfpolt FOR In itinsr gigsnffaii
aIs Ranbibot fi!r bos 4mi zines Wlu.
nisipalrinisrs ibsilnobmen.
auf Otronlajiuna bon Giobiantpdll
0sisman nnhm ber Mnblrdih cine M.s
fclHiicn an. liut ipelder bic geb1ros
iin aui Gruno Der tiir5lih BON Rid
fry Osogbeg0a Inn Common pIsas
Oeri6t abaes.beHfn Gniitxibung, bic
Oas WunisipaIaerida filr untcnititu.
ileHsn srtldri. ipsiaert. bic Hdmsn Der
fur bas amt BON Wuniaipalrihsrn
riominirien 4onoibaien auf Den Wab!s
sei!el Al ftslltn.
Jnfolge bisIsr Meirlusion ipirb nun
pcgiieiaHiDdlt For als elmer Der Rans
niodten Dor Dem Giaots Cberasrift
sin Wlonbnmusperfabren gegtn ben
W0bgrdtb aHbGHeis madkH. um bic
A<b6Fos ~ siriHeen, bic Tdmen Der
Ritstrsanoibossn auf bea Mablssitsl
sn'ftten.
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&terblibtettsberi6t.

Barbara Burns, As, go. 10 Bsit
McMiqan Ctr, 1ubertulois.
glartIon Wbition, 81, 1115 Sf
UtWtQnn Ctr, QItersihpd6e.
Uaoria Gpermanu, 72, 4O4 Sft II.
Ctr, 6er3Ieioen.
Gbriitins alob, 70, 218 Sraaro
StraBe, 5er3leioen,
gbarIes geu, 80, itdoti6es Grrens
baus, Qrtertenoertaltung.
Robert Ga Ylace, 70, itdOtii6ss Myz
msnbuus, QrtsrienDertaltung.
Sdpsiter Dominica (Warp 2apia),
80, Wt ct. SOispb, ..
5hereie aoIb, IS. 202 Pssts Sig..
Qltsrsi6pd4e.
5IoreHtins 9ous, IT, 355 9errlte
4oe., 5er3lsiben.
gbarlss Gi6elberger, 66, 1929
Deit 8. Ctr, Snqueit in Sdpsbs.
9rile Dlaitu, AZ, 1857 Central
Qpe., Snqusft in Sbpebe.
6arriet Ssburn, 50, 754 aesrlE
Str, 6sr3Ieiosn.
Gertrude RoebIer, SO, 211 SIt 13.
Str, QItersfapdde.
glIice SerIebp, IA. $40 GaiisrH
Qpe., 9ebirnihlag.
Sobn 5Oritmann, 81, OiatoniFens
6oipital, 8Iinoparmsnt3Unoung.
6ermann Qoren5. 46, 231 8rpao-
pup, Snqueit in S6psbs.
Satob SoIpig, II, 1924 RaceS.r.,
Gaftritis.
Btqiom Gpins, 68, 1929 Sunter
4oe., &rsbs.
5reoerits S6raDtn, 85, 3841
Spring 9rope 2lOenus, 2uFtr1breE>
snt3tinoung.
SoIepb ausr, 90, itaotiihss Sotpie
tai, Snqueit in S6pebe.
Qnuo W}OIique. 27, 1854 DAT qps.,
Risrenlsiben.
WtdbeI 5ammann, 25, 2341 Marps
lamb 4oe., RippsnfsQent3inoung.
Rihnro Wlcaenna, Al, 378 Baum
Str, SubertuIoir.
Sobn 9. Raps. 43, 1901 MontroIe
ape., 2ungeneHt3iinoung.
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8eburten.

CItper unD gasn 2aprence, 1920
Racs Str, WtdOten.
Gilbert unb Gertrude Q6ermann,
gant Str. uno goIsrQin 4psnae,
andbe.
5reo. uno 2ouiia Sups, Delhi gits,
4Haba.
Seq unb Marp Bittenitdsttsr, 1904
W. 6. Str, WGpdsn.
oenrp unD MatbiIos 6oIite, 123
Sit llniperiitp 2lDs., Wdc1sn.
Rathan uno Rebettd 0orfmag,
1920 Beslep 4pe,, anabe.
Sei'e unb Gertruo SoIep6, ga
RodoaIe Qpe., WGo6en.
pbillip unb Sophia Mlueller, 1910
Barton Ctr, Mooheu.
6ermann uuo G9oid anabe, 2516
Sudep Str, WtGo6en.
Steoe uno Sophie Ndbit6. 213
Charlotte Ctr, auabs
paul uno Watia 0ipopit6, 1888
Central 2lDe., Gnabs.
2epraro uno Bonnie bubble, 224
groabpdn, Fnabe.
hilbert uno GIiIabetb Erouts, 724
Barr Ctr, andbe.
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Grsicltem beim gsitriseH 8srfanf bic
itGotiideu 3ufludDtsbauSsSOHoS

Staotauoitor DaIbburn nabm gss
tern 4ngebpts fir 3ufIuhtsbaus
Bombs i'm getraqs bon 100000 sHts
Qeeen uno iprdtj oieie 8pnos Der 2tls
lotion Wolcott Gompanp bon Glepes
lano au, bic nit elmer grdmis bon
$3.50 oas' 506Ite 4ngebot asmadt
bate.
Die ubriqea 8ieter uno bic bon
ibnen gema6ten Qngebots parsn tp's
folgt: greeb & 6arriion 500, $50;
griq6ton German gdnt 800, ,490;
q. s. 9ooDhart &c So. 800, ,349;
Central 5ruit So. uno Statg &
Braun S1OO.430; DsItern 9ermou
gont uno proDipsnt SaDing8 Burt
& 3ruft So. $1O0,383.79; 5iftne
ghiro Natioral gant $1OO.540, uRo
glopqstt & 60. Bolton. 800. .222.
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JaibiDniuod)es
Ter seitern gemadte aHfaHe lit pieIs
peripredjeno.

Die 5trbfter6ffnunas. ober bic ia
ibloHino6e. ettuas Reues fir Gincin,
nati, tuomit gsftern Der aniana se.
mdht tpuroe, fat iif pielDerlprehent
angelaifsn. Die BON Der 5aibion Woht
ahociation protIdmirten Iarbsn =
lila nno gelb - preoominiren. Goaai
ods Ceridtsqebduoe bat oiele 6arber
als Ghmuf dngeIsgt unb in ben mog.
lihiten unb benfbdriten acmbinatio.
nen 1T oieier 5drbenoualismus in Der
Shaufenitern uno in ben adoer
tpahrsunebmen. Die 9storationen finl
10 gefdllig uno reiaeno, bdb Der Dol.
tenfhieber am 6immel nif,t umbin
fonnte. naG einiaen Stunben feline
5hmolltpano hinpeasusieben uno oen
GonnenfiIm sin3uitelIen. sn ben
V1hmittaqsitunben berrlhis ossbalt
IN ben 2doen Inn Gefhdftsoiitritt, Be-
ioHoers on Der 8ierten, ssiifttn unb
Uldin Strabe, aber ouh an Der Race,
foipie an Der Sisbenten Gtrabe reqes
geben uno zine enblofe Ghdar BON
geflterinnen ergoB iih In bieIelben.
Die Gooen pranaen i'm bsrrIihiten
Sfmud. Die perihisbenen Somen,
aeioeraefhdfis, Die gubipddrenidoen,
bic aroben 2GOen nit fsrtigen Ser.
rtnaraiioen. bic Experimentation,
ShuhldDen, 6utIGoen, bie muiifalien.
aeifdfte. bic @efhdfte fir 5errengars
osrobeartitel uifp. iufen eindnoer su
iibsrbleten in Der 4usitaituna ibrer
4uslaaen nit 6erbitmdaren. GrFab.
rene Shdufeuiter-1 1eioraieure ipdren
eiiria bemiibt, ibre game Gunit su
aeiasn unb ben 6ortihritt, ben bi.
5iaot in oiefsr g.sisbuna asmaht bat,
dufs Bette berportreten su IaiIsn.
aurs. sluspGrtiae ipie gin6eimiIfe
tonntn lire belle iSreuoe an ben ars
rdnairunasn Der 9elhdfts bdben, pis
cine Gsbenspurbieteit Der Staot Bill.
ben un0 fcgar cine peite Rsile fpertb
linb. Der game Geindftsoiitritt
branat in Gala uno fhliebt al: Offs.
ouellsn beg tiinitleriIfen @efhmadss
in fih, Der iosuIa3en cine Staotauss
adbs idmmtliter 5errlintsiten In
Wdlo uno sSlur barfttllt. nit osritdrt.
tenn gffett, ipie es ia ols gripilegium
Der tpahren Gunit lit, Die Haiur ge,
.reulidb ipiebersuasben.
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|2ord pipsr, %, 1909 Race Ctr.
lRstiis Wta.s. 19. 1909 Race Ctr.
lgeorae S6narm. "a. 2412 geiam
I Canal.
leleanOr Gnbera, 10, 316 Syinblap.
)p.tsr Warsi, "a, 1903 Grnit CTR.
laisie SdirG. 19. 1903 Gin Ctr.
}fsrant 20. aoppenhosfsr. e95 airber
lWaretlla W. 9apIor. 19. 334, Glen
tuan 4penue.
l6enrp Rattermau H.. 28, $40 Rois
l mont 4penus.
lIImd g. Utadtntepe, %. WarFon
uno WooblapH 4psnut.
}BiIliam Q. airt, 80, 0aplOn, 9.
lRuth W. 6enlsp. 25. 423 Rodoal,
lGbparo 6. Rice, "a, Glepes, 8.
lMdrDsl u. Did. %. Glepes, ..
lDitIiam sannsr. "A, 1858 Maruui1
lDilie 2oiprp. q, 1858 murquis.
I8enidmin 6. iFrantiin, A. s3rObit
eenre. q. I.
| Sts[a Robsrts. 40, z. 4pe. 6oisl
IGblparb Carpenter, 40. 538 20. 9.
lameIia g. Sdntioer, 80. 538 W. 8
lWi[l. Z. Sonsg, "a. $50 CUNT CIR.
lWorp turner. AZ. $50 CUNT Ctr.
MiIliam I. 3onne[p, 1545 Dirmon
lelara Z. Roffai. q. 3521 3umitsir
|Gbarl.s aperle. 22. 1903 geit CTR.
telara 5altp. II, Gil gstts Str.
|efarence g. Tilier. 81. gorf. ga.
lReuie 9. griffitbs. 80. elspes. 8.
lGrnit .. CONNER. 20. 2415 5air.
Dieip 4psnus.
laouils W. Wiofsr. 81. 2atprense uni
5nrriet Strabs.
5rant Roeber, 21, 1915 Race ctr.
lgeciIia q. Wa!isr. Is. 1926 plea.
fant Strabe.
lHrso 5elmins, 25, 514 Gonrop Ctr,
lRofs 1tciins. q. 2561 W. McRi.
den 4psHue.
)9soolep Grump, %. NaTbDifls, senn,
lardHe,s 6an. Is, 815 Depot Ctr.
! Ifsrbinanb S6srber, 80, Gcpineton.
lalants 2nmters, %. 1876 Sonss.
l:sim sadion. 20. 537 gierIon ctr.
l lUsamie sanlor. q. 410 Smitb ctr,
leiecrae G. 5atfielo. 80, 2So9 Wins
gsIots.
l4nnn Bed, 80, 2sO8 garf slpe.
lGbpin Q. Colpnsp, so. Gmsrp 6otsl.
laRinnie Gsiras, 81. Gmrp botel.
gDiniam g. McRspnolDs, 50, mar.
tel, 5enn.
lGona Munop. 81. snoiana 5otel.
|Gtnbt 8. 4beatlsp. "A. Mt. mai6.
lnginn, 8.
leuen .. Daniel, %. 2l4 2aprsncs.
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;siir bic tommsnos Wabl mub isd)
isoer Stimmasbtr BON nsiiem In bic
WGbItrliitsn fsntraatu ldfien uHb her
erfit ReaiitrirunsstGs In laut anorbs
nung Der tommsnot DoHusrifag. Gis
Stimmpl0be irerpsn 5ur Gntgesen.
nnhme u0n Rsaiitrirunssn pon aht
libr Woraens Bis siDei ubr Qa4mits
tdas unb BON bier llbr QnHnlittags
Bis nsuH lilr abeHbs ss0ffnss ieiu.
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$4,000 gegen Die G6riitman's einge.

pzOOO 9e8eH DIE eprtltman elnges
rei6t.
Sennie Dtron 6ot t6ren fri.
heren 8ienitberrn 9eo. 9. GQdrc,
teE lie Dor etnlosr 3eit unter Der BE-
ihulotgung oes 9iebftabls, pon Der
fie ieboh nah flint 5ageu bsfreit pur>
re. Oerbdften lieb, ouf 3ablung bon
$4,000 Dertlagt.
Gingeretdte 3e It amente.
Qoam G9aparo Dpler, Der
oor einigeu Wo6sn i'm Wetropole 5ps
tel eine5 pl0Bli6en 9ooes itar6, per-
na6t benz SJiioiiden DaiIenbauie ii
Gleoelanb, g., benz 6ebretp Union
College uno oem SuoiI6en 2tlten6eim,
Cincinnati, ie 800; osm Sibiiden
6oipital unb ben llniteD Setp;I5
6 baritiss, Cincinnati, is 5000; lrGb.
renb Der Reit ieines 8erm0esns glei6s
ttitlih untsr ieine y1i6ten unb gleffcn
Trau Robert &ubn, Frau Seanuette
Qspp. SFrau Stella Soffbeimer, 5rdu
Samuel 8. Sturm, 5rau 2tlIioE
gettman, Sral gffie 5irid, GQiott
& WpIer. Qrthur 8. Dpler uno oSeiIe
&. Dplsr pert6eilt neroen foQ. Roz
tert aubn urb 4rtbur Wplsr fino
Observation-Disclosures unb beauFtrogt,
otr. 2lut6eiI Oes 8erItorbeRen in Der
Tirma Wpler, Qderlanb &c 60. n14
Nbluuf bee IGeilbaberiflfts Ser
troQs auriid3u3ieben unb Dem Rad
ldh ein3uperIeiben.
6enrp u. Sm + Dermadt Iein
Grunbeigentbum 80. 1913 9urfieIo
place uno osfltn GinriAtunq on feline
Satin Qucp Smttb 1uf Qe6ens8e:t
uno nah ibrem 3obe an feline bret
ainosr 6arro 2. Smitb, Qelie W.
Scott uno 8ertrube W. Smitb. Sei.
rem Sobns 5arrn :. Smith Osrma6t
er ieins 2lt:isu i'm Obio golIsge Of
Dental Sur9erp, iein 8eIhdft unp
feline 9ibIiotbet; ieiner Sohtsr Reuie
90. Seott rermaft er $1,000 IN
StraBenbabn 2lttisn; Istner S6nss
Ter Wartbu u. 5ath $500 uuo ben
Rsit istnss perionalDermogsns glsit.
teltlib an ietne Satin uno orei ains
etr.
Qutpn;e Sprin9er, Rors
tpopo, psrmohi i6rsm Neffen Riharo
&. 5ri:s $1,000 unb ben Re't hires
8erm0aens sieiahsitli6 an ibre G1e
teltinber qod Sprinaer, 2lmp 5offs
E;imer Sturm, Gbttb6off6eimer, GlIa
Springer, Qlfrso springer ir. uno
gDaltsr Sprin6er. gIfrsp Springer
unb 5arrp Ok. 2eDp iiuo ssitamentss
pcllitrster.
Rud;ob Sahen.
Gbls. 8. Stepbens il. tit Rahlafe
perpqIter ppE emma Ipstt; psriona:
lien $4,000; Grunoeigentbum $780,
900.
Bernard u. 2sOnaro 1T 5sitamentss
roQitrster Dor Goparo Wtanoepille;
9runoeigsntbum $1,000.
emma 6oFer WettItein 1T RahlaBs
rerpaltsrin pon Sobn :. Robr; per
Iondlien 1925.
5enrp 6. Sterling 1T RahlaBbsrz
matter BON Wt:rp +. Sterling; Perio-
nalien $14O0; GrunoeiaeHtbum $700.
SEQ. 10. UMlsr 1T gtadIabosrrpal=
ttr pon6snrp 20. Wliiller; PerIonalien
$4,000.
Gleanpr giomuu lit RahlaBoerpul-
term BON sSobn Ribmdn Sr.; gerio7
nalien$5OO0, 9runDeigentbum $1,000.
Soa Wa1 gurtls III 5eitamsnts
pollitreterin ron Sobn y. 8urtls;
QuIonalisn $25o0, 9runoetsentbum
$4,000.
Omar Z. Soslin iii NaalaBOsrIpdIs
terin bon War9 R. Spsltu; qerToHaz
lien $4,000, 9runosiqsntbum $1,000.
Der psrIonlihs gahlab oss 5bos.
&. Moffstt b,trdat $2145.40,
8eri Aiebenes.
Die 8. & 2. 9ogue SO. tlagte cine
SprosrunQ ii6er $454.S9 segen Roid
goipa, friibare 5rau 6. 5. 2eDi, Elm
rne lisB elm Guthaben oerielben BEL
tsr &tIas Ratipnal gant beihlasnah.
men.
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Mns ben 0erid,tsbbf bfen,
Ter 4rosef gesen bic friibere 80r.
ienmafleriH GarlDtta Sbump.
ion Brpiun.
Sm ariminaiseri6t sur @erbano
lung aufseHoutmeH.
lie HoDer 9Sbeel SO. muo Cite
@eibltdl Een SO. In Heeeipers
SoGnoen.

Senfatione[le S4eiounsstlase sssen
junssn 4ntpalt. - anbere g6efGeis
bungsfalle. Grlan9te feline Greis
belt. - S9aoeneriaBtlassn. -Gins
gereidte 9eitamente. - 9sri6ieDes
mes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-14
FREE TO
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A New Home Cure That Anyone Can
Use Without Discomfort or
Loss of Time.

We have a New Method that cures
Asthma, and we want you to try 1t
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You should send for q free trial of
our method. No matter in what eli
mate you live, no matter what your
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lieve you promptly.
We especially want to send to those
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Preparations, fumes. patent smokes, +"
etc, have failed. We want to show
everyone at our own expense that this
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and for all time.
This free offer Is too important to
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Do It Observation-Disclosures.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-14
TempIars Hold Brilliant Drill.

DENVER, Colo, Aug. 1.-THE two
most brilliant features of the thirty
second triennial conclave of the
Knights Templar were on today's
schedule The best maneuvers in the
competitive drilling for the various
costly prizes was included in the
morning and afternoon program at the
great temporary stadium. Specially
elected judges will present the covet-
ed prizes late this afternoon and to-
night the conclave ball will be held at
the auditorium. 1t is expected that
at least 1000 couples will participate
in the dancing and that between 49,
coo and $4,000 will be In the galleries
The final sessions of the grand en-,
campment were held this afternoon a,
FL Jobel temple. Thousands of the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-14
Eating Candy Latest
Method to Fight Fat
(From leeklY Graphic.l

When baths, exercises and starva-
ton fail, the over-fleshy are now adj
vised to eat boranium jujube after
each meal. It's the newest way to
fight fat. From all reports, 1t appears
to be successful, as we'll as safe
and easy method. The jujube, which
is quite palatable, is used to convey
the extract of certain algae found
growing on rocks in the ocean. This
extract is said to have the effect OF
removing fatty distractions and
clearing the natural ducts of oily se-
cretions.
Already the demand for these Dor
anium jujubes is something remark
able, according to one Of the leading
druggists. If the new fat reducer will
do all that is claimed for it, the Ger.
man chemist who is given the credit
for this unique method will not soon
be forgotten. Certain 1t is that many
thousands have been crying for some,
thing which would really take of
flesh, and do this without lot OF
work and worry on their part.-Adv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-14

with the head OF John the Baptist, 40
cording to a report read recently be-
fore the French Academy of Science
by Theodore Reinach.
M. Reinach has just returned from
the orient where he studied the coins
of the Nicopolis, capital of Little Ar
menia over which Salome ruled. Ac-
cording to portraits OF the notorious
princess as shown on the coins, she
was quite pretty, had classic features
and was unusually intelligent. But,
says M. Reinach. her husband. Aris>
tobule was beast as to ugliness and
utterly stupid looking II medallion re-
liefs of him may be relied on.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-14
Progressive Laundry" Is Big Success.

Progressive Laundry" Is Big Success.
TACOMA, Wash, Aug. 1.-the
1progressive laundry" established on
the cooperative basis by the girls who
struck IN the laundries of Tacoma for
higher wages. better sanitary condi-
lions and shorter hours, today was
declared to be great success. When
the girls struck few weeks ago 9TH
ers Immediately took their places and
the strike left the former laundry
workers without means of support I'M
til they hit on the plan of starting a
laundry Of their own. The plant to-
day is in full operation and has all
the work it can handle. The girls,
working on the cooperative plan are
making half as much again as they
did when they worked for wages.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-14
Elk Tooth Dresses.

LEWISTON, idaho, Aug. 14-No,
in the least envious of the pale face
ladies'" who display their charms in
alluring silhouette gowns and seduc-
tive split skirts, Julia and Rose Webb,
two Nez Perces Indian maidens, who
live on the reservation near here, Wis
tied Lewiston today wearing dresses
valued at $500 each. The material
was buckskin, but they were trimmer
with 700 elk teeth which were collect
ed by the girls ancestors when eIks
were plentiful on the western prairies
Each elk tooth is worth from 50 20
$40.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-14
Finds Fortune on Beach.

MARSHFIELD, Ore, Aug. IA
Frank Blackberry, a life saver here,
found IS pounds of peculiar sub
stance while patrolling the beach,
and kicked 1t out of his way After
he got home he remembered that the
material he had been SO careless with
reesmbled picture he had seen of
ambergris which brings readily $1,000
per pound. Blackberry rushed back
to the beach and took the substance
home. He sent piece to Prof. David
Starr Jordan of California, who de-
clared, after an examination, that he
believed the substance was amber
girls, which originates In the stomach
Of a sperm whale and is used to make
the finest perfumes. Not satisfied,
Blackberry sent a sample to France to
be tested and he is today awaiting q
reply which may mean fortune to
him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-14
in DELAY
Kidney Diseases arc Too Dangerous,
for keokuk People to Neglect.

The great danger OF kidney troublA.
is that they so often get firm hold
before the sufferer recognizes them.
Health will be gradually undermined
Baokache, headache nervousass.
lameness, soreness. lumbago, urinary
troubles, dropsy, gravel and Brights
disease may follow as the kidneys get
worse. Don't neglect your kidneys.
Help the kidneys with Doan's Kidney
Pills, which are so strongly recon.
mended right here in Keokuk.
Mrs. E. q Phillips, ITO S. Seventh
street, Keokuk, Iowa. says: IT have
used Doan's Kidney Pills and they
have been taken by others of my fam
lily with the most satisfactory results.
know that this remedy cures back
ache and lameness across the loins.
caused by disordered kidneys. My
supply of Doan's Kidney Pills was
procured from wilkinson & Co.'S Drug
Store and in return for the lasting re
lief they brought me, gladly give
this statement
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name--Doan's-an
take no other.-Adv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-14
SECOND COMING OF
CHRIST HERALDED
keokuk Lecturer In klIbourne Park
Says Seventh Seal 10 About
to be Opened.

The prophetic subject Of 1.-THE Sew.
en- Heads" was the topic OF the lee
ture at the park last evening. The
study brought out that the seven
seals referred to seven periods In the
history of the church, the characteris-
tics of the periods and the year which
they covered being sown by the par
ticular events occurring under the re-
spective seals. 1t was found that we
are now living under the sixth seal,
but that the seventh seal is very soon
to be opened which marks the second
coming of Christ.
Special announcement was made
concerning the subject for the three
remaining lectures of the course. On
account Of the many and urgent re-
quests for complete consideration
OF the Turkish question, 1t has been
decided to spend these last three
evenings In the consideration OF that
topic. There are number Of pro-
phectes which have an important
bearing ON this subject and which
show In greater detail than has yet
been presented, the actions OF tho
government OF the Turks. The most
definite prophecy OF the entire Bible,
one which not only points out the
year In which the certain event should
take place but also the month and the
day of the month, was given in con-
nection with the Turkish question.
This prophecy with others will be In
Guided in the study these three even
ings. There will be no lecture Sun
day afternoon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-14
ADVISE CHANGE FOR
ANIMALS PARK
Members Of tho humane Society Have
Plan to Give Buffalo and
Door Better
Quarters.
WILL PUSH THE PLAN
Declare That Moving Animals to Lars.
err Quarters Would Permit
Adding to the Col.
lection.
WILL PUSH THE PLAN

Several members OF the Humane
society are fathering a plan to pro-
vide different quarters for the ami.
mails at Rand park and they will prob
ably present their views to the park
commissioner Or council soon. They
wish the animals transferred to the
land between the park and the river
which the water power company ced.
ed to the city as part OF the park
some time ago.
Here Burton Wilkinson, president
OF the society, says is the only place
to put the animals where they have
proper freedom and proper place to
Craze. Other members strongly en-
dorse this view. There are several
acres in the tract which slopes from
the bluff down to the river and it is
well shaded with trees.
There are many residents on Leigh
ton avenue near the present place
where the deer and buffalo are kept
who would not object to their being
moved to the newly acquired ground.
In fact, 1t is said that it would please
them great deal as complaints have
been made many times In recent years
concerning them.
The new part of the park Is cover
led with underground and trees and 1t
Is suggested that If the deer and buff
falo were put in there they would
soon clean the place up. At present
| 1t Is nuisance because of the fact
that 1t shuts off the view of the lake
near the power house and part of the
dam. Here enclosures would have to
be made but the animals could be al
lowed a great deal more room than
at present.
Members Of the Humane society
have grown very enthusiastic about 1,
and declare that 1t would become {
notable feature Of the park as the ami
mails could be plainly viewed by PEG
pie from passing trains and steam
boats. One Of the main arguments
also. against keeping more animals
has. been lack OF room and they say
their plan would obviate this and
make it possible to keep a large col
| lection
They promise to bring the matter
before the authorities in short time
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-14
Virginia pitcher Ia a Big Bear.


limited Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-Capital
fans are anxious today to get a
glimpse of Harry Hedgepeth, nam
moth right handler recently purchased
by Clark Griffith for delivery at the
close of the Virginia league season, and
who yesterday hung up what is be-
lieved to he new record. Pitching
both games of double header for
Petersburg against Richmond, Hedge
peth allowed but one hit in the eigh'
teen innings and in the first game
made the hit that won for his team
The second game was a no-hit, norun
contest, Hedgepeth's second game OF
this character in two weeks. The
young twirler is about six feet four
inches tall.