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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-13

fiibrt ipiro. betr0t,tiihe Spra,. Der
idreeene aoneren3en taben itattae=
fanfen, obHe baB bislans cine Der
itaneiaunq srrtiht fporoen p1re. Daa
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Seh5ig 0emoiraten i'm 6ouie baben
ettidrt, oab Tie ge9en oas Gtat fIibus
isiren perosn, tpenn es niht um &C
Willinnen pertiir3t niro, mas biz
Strei6ung zines S6ladtidiffs uno
perfhieosne anoere Shndhunoen bic
fes 2beils Der nationdlsn Webrmahi
sur 5plge bate. Die Qlbfitt lieot
ror, iit beim tommenDen prdIibsnten
NatG 8u holen, reIp. ton 5u peranlaiz
Zen, feline 2lutoritdt fir Die cine poer
oroere Ssits i'm Streit ein3ufetsn.
Dos lit Elm ridtiger auspea, benn
ftlitblif lit bod Der QrdTioent bas
beranttpptt!ihe Sberhaupt Ieiner
pottsi, lpie ods 6err WtIion ielbit in
ftiner Stelllina als 8ouoerneur oaraez
legt bat. g9ir boffsn baRr, odB 6err
B'I'on ods Shneigsn, in peltes sr
'ld Fisher qebiillt bat, Iofpeit ss iein
Nrmni'trations proardmm betrifft.
breten uno gIeid)3eitig bpffen mir, bab
er nnn Der beabiihtigten Strsihung,
ais falffer uno gefdbrIi6er Spariams
tsit, geeignet Der 9artei S6aoen sus
3LftaeH, dbrut9eu tpirb. gtls Elm uns
tsrritteter Wlann, beiTen gtuQen iiber
bic Pdrteigren8en bindussubIiten
perm0qen, biirfte ibm ni6t unbetannt
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Soften Der uattundIen 4bfpsrrunq pors
uber rsfp. baB iis cine WeItmud1t qes
ncroer limb. Ntr baben interndtios
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tnmmer3tsller art iino, perminbert
nitt lire Wihtioteit, fonhsrn er66bt
iie, henn bic 6ebuug bss internatios
ncIer Sanoels i'll fir uns BON udns
teioncerem Sntereiie, neil mir merin
aller aroBeu Rationsu beoeuteno mad
fteber. ggir bdben ouruui su ieben,
odb un'er ub'dbgebtet IN Chino niht
onrt gnrerionsn qeIperrt piro;
mir haben bdribsr gu maiden, oaB oie
fiicomeritauiften Rationen nitt in
ifrer unabbdngigtsit bssintrdttigt
pcroen, nobel Die 6onoeis Snters
ciisn sherfans mitIpisIsn uno e tann
uHs aud riht ooQia 9Isitqiltid ietr.
uit bic TinQe in alsiroIien fit ent.
rideIr, 100 es iih um Die 5rdoe ban
belt, Of oisIss 9ebist fir osn 6anoeI
Ter tinen o0sr unoeren Qution refer
tirt tLtiben ober alien Rdtionen untsr
cIeicher gsotngunaen often iteben fon.
IS becarf teines 9erpsiIes, odb ale
lte's Snterefen nur ourd cine snts
fprsfsno itorts Seemdt1t oeDdbrt
trercen tonnen: cine Ration, bic fpebrs
log III, bat tsins Gimme i'm Ratbs Der
SoIter unb mir oIauben aud in
Der 2lniiht ntht feb! 3u asbcn, ouB oas
lmsritoniits Qolt in Der Stpdtuna
be- Seemott cine 9srIssuna potriptis
der gfIttt uro S6dbioun1 pihticer
6cnoeIs SntersiIen srblttsn niiroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-13
Sie i3dbluns Der Glsftoral.
Stimmen.

Gieitern tpurbs i'm 9ongrsB bic Iebte
5c,maIitdt in gs3ua uuf Die qrGfi.
oentsnpahl erfuat, inb.m 6eibe 50us
Ter bic GIettOral Stimmen s1hltsn.
BIS gteiultut fpuros anastiinoiat:
ViIion ABS, Roo'.telt IS unb 5aft
g Stimmen. 9isfs 3iffern brinosn
bic fuImirants RisoerIags, ipeIte bic
rtrutIitaniihe 9ortei erlitter bat, all
bershtsm Nusbrud. geioe rpublitas
niiten aanbiouten 3uiammsn qenoms
men hdben es bIos auf 96 Stimmen
gsbra6t. Gs 1T oos Die groBte Rieoerz
ld9e, nelhe bic rtpublttdniihe BAR
tel in ibrer Gsihibts su psrSsitntn
bat, Ulnn flhrt als 9roit ar. bab
oGs 8oltspotum fir Roois0e!t uno
3aft 5uIammen grober mar, aIs bas
8ctum fir Wilion, osmnah iest not
nctr RspubIitansr, ais Temotraten
I'M 2unoe iinn. Tumit utro iebot
lidts befpieien. Shne RooisoeIts
Fdnhibatur, pslfe 9iele bopon abs
belt, fir Wilfon gu itinmcH, BAIT,
ois rspublifuniihs partei aud in Be
aug auf baa 8oltspotum isbr ichlett
ctgeifnitten.
Tteiss Refultat III beute nod 70
ii6errdfteno, pis an Iaas mad Der
Doblihla6t anqeiihts Der 5bdtia6e,
bar ss bic arobite llneerehtiaieit
focre. 2aIts Qominiitrotion aIs ihl.tt
3u bs8sitnen. Gle mar, tpenn man bic
Oielsn tpertbuOusn uno fortitrittIifxn
Ge'sts. fopie bic groben dominiitros
ttpsn GeiItungen beridii6tiat, cine Der
beftieoioenoIteu in Der 9eIhttte Der
Der. Staoten. Temnah mlFsn gipins
genbe urfofer borgeIegen BADEN, Der
repuhlitaniihsn purtei Elm iplhes
Sermulmenoss Wibtrausnspotum su
slthetlen, Wir gIdubsn in Der ans
tttt niht fehl 81 aehen. bag bic grobe
IAeuerung oiel, luenu nitt oas Weiite
81 Dem Bablrefultat bstge.raqen Bat.
Gus 2onbooIt mar Der 4niiht, baB
bic JnouitrietpoarsH ntft 10 bod I'm
prstfs ssitonosn 5dtteu, Ddre Der
aIeritl 1ortf ben sruits unb Ulos
rcpoIen ourh 'tarts 5erahfesuno Der
36ae fir Die bstrsffsnben Maaren su
2Gbs ee9anseu unp mar febr ent=
rtiitet, onb itott elmer grmaBiauna
tins grhobun9 Der .3Dle in ben Waas
rem erfol9te, ipelhe gu ben peienilih=
item Derbrauhsdrtitsln Der Sarmer
seforen. Das Siabtpott t6eilte bic
sleihe ln3ufrieosnheit unp mar unase
holten barber, oab bic 30a. duf ges
bensmittel niht abseIdafft uurbtn
um ben Jleiihtrufi unb bic aorutpus
t,ersr an ben gOrien gu lberpinben.
A,ir halten beios llrtbeils fir ridtia
unb bic Dernotratsn nerpsa out bnran |
thun, oisfes 9oltsuriheil 81 bebersi. |
GER.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-13
Berlin uno Der ,sr.moenperfshr

DIR srObs strom oss Jr.mp.ns
psriehrs um9sbt nod INNER bic oeut.
fhs Reihsbdaptitabt. 5eoenfulis bat
Berlin an Der Steigerung pes gfsil.s
Dersetrs nod langs nitt ben antbei!,
Der tbn safommt. lRdn beiut,t pa
ris, ipenn man nil, uub Berlin meiit
nur. tpenn man mub." Mit oiefen
Worien besinnt ein aufruF b.n bic
rtustarinbet. CENTRALIZED. fir ben
Jrsrosnrrtebr grob gsrlins In
bitten 1as.n petfanDt bat. uno tuorin
lie sum 8eisritt unb CUR llnierftiisrna
ibrss 3itIs, ben GremcsnDsrssbr - Of
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-13

Staot bci Uaan iiebi. trcb oIler aort.
lhritte III bic eiilridtrnig elmer Ben.
frallteilc siir ben ssrentocnperfcbr
eroB.gerIins feiIicsipcas ais iiber.
lliiliis, ionoern ais cine ourdn,,s
niisIifc Jbat 3I beseid,nen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-13
Cot. RooispeIt bat H6 oui

stH @nntett Ieiner poIitiI6en GsnoIz
isa in glep gort gegeH Die 0erIfmsls
5lng fer progrsHiben nit ben reguIds
rem Republitanern srtlGrt. Sas Bat
dber Die Republitdner BON Wtihigan
nttt perbtnoert, iit 81 pereinisen,
fttiIit auf elmer entitiseen prpareFis
pen g!atform. Wenn Rooi.peIt bamit
nift einperitanoeu 1T, 10 benefit oas,
bab tbrl nebr an isinsr perIon, aIs
On benz Sutsrei1e Deg Ganoes gelegsn
it,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-13

Die BON Der gunoes Rsaie
run3 beanitanoete UletboOs CUR Fefts
ftelur9 Der 1etreiieprsiis an Der
gDrie in GbicagO, pelhe Rotirunasn
fir nas gan5e QanD maBqcbero iiuo,
pir2 in Der alogeitrift, pelte Der
Tiitrittanpolt gsqen Die U(italisber
Der g0rie singebrdtt bat, pie folqt
nargsItelIt aorn, Dsisen, 6Qfer uno
Epgqen, rpeIbe pon U2itglieoern Der
g3rfe por Der 9erienoung obsr por
gntunft in g9icogo qetauft porbsn
firo, irerbeu ais 9etreibe unterpeas
Ito arriDe) bs3eitnst unp bdben feins
gloiirung. Nm ShluB einss isoen
8CrisntGges, um 115 Ra6mittaqs,
DeranitaItet bic BorIs purh Elm Som
H,ittes bon flint Uaitqlisosrn einen
gertauF (gal). burd rpel6en, pis bic
Eegierunq bebauptst, oicFe flnf
Tli.aLieoer ben preis fir biefe 5tas
pelrcarer auf "A stunbsn, Biz bic
g5tie pieber sr1ffnet piro, feFtHdz
len Die Regtsrun9 fiibrt on, boB
birfs flint Mitglisosr Die Waht 6aben
Enb iis ousiiben, bic Yrsiis mad 8eliss
ben fsftSuIteusn uno bapur6 bic aon-
futrsnS unterbriiden, pespsssn oas
geritt dnsegdHgen iDtro, oisIe 5iris
rrne otr prstfs mad S6lub Der 8orfs
5u perbister. Der prdfibsnt Der
Eprie ertldrt Die Qlnflaaen fir urbes
ethnoei. gr iogt, Dab 5sber 0ns
Hetl babe, bel oieiem ,gaa" gu bisten
ima e. lei eingefiihrt porosn, um gu
pertiiten. odb nad Shlub Der g0rfs
nenigsn peri0nen ~ W0gIihi.it
seeeber piro, ois Vreiie feii3uitels
len Sc tommt isst oarduf an, Oh Der
Wetpeis erbraft perosn fam, bas
bteier .gaLl" cine fpirtlits 4uttion iii
pter eine pripats 3ufammenfunft bon
gGrien Uadtaooxen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-13

Den oemotratifhen Jiihs
rerr I'M aonsreb mafa Der aampf tn
ihrtr Vnrtei Der BON elmer Grippe
xntes Der pdrcfe; Eporiamssit aes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-13

FoIitif6e 8sIinnungslumpss
TEL fam 3ut traiieTtsn GrIhsinuna in
Der GmpfebIung be8 Hsprdi. Wann
pn1 SainCis, etnes republItani'hen
Stanopdtters uoH Der ausgsprdateiten
art, gIeih3eitig nit pem Osntmal
fir 2incoIn in Bdfhington Elm IoIfxs
fir Seffsrion 0apis in Rihmono
81 srridteu. Der 3tpsd tonnte nur
De- getpefen fsin, bamit oemotratiIte
Stimmen fir bic pIGne Der Stanbs
patter sin3ufaugen. obsr propaganda
fir nteieIben in ben gubItaqten All
MAIDEN. Den 0emotrdteu islbft ers
ffien oieier gorf6ldq 10 ungebeusrs
lid. GAP lie ibn unbsa6tst lisBen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-13

Sntersi FAINT uno bsIsbrenb 1T
cine Gnt9iuung, Die in benz ieBt itpss
bercen Pro3sb CUR Qufl0Iuns beg
3ader 1ruIts erfoIet lit. Sic beItebt
in etnem Shrsiben oes Qnpalts oes
Ssuits on oes IsBteren Cber6dupt,
tporin er ibm iast, es lei ratbfamsr,
e:ne 8eIobube gu be3abIsn, als
fer1 GefeB 81 geborhen. ,Jn bieism
Sinue haben ss ale gruit5 bisbsr ses
haIten sic baben Elm paar tauIeno
Cellars Strafe ge3abIt uno Damn peis
Ter osm 8eies cine Rafe ge0reht. 9ds
lit Gem 8ouO. WiIion niht entgangsn
nnh IN 5oIge oeiIsn tpiro sr als 9rdTis
bent nHrer3iiglid eins Qsnosrung Der
gruitqdeBe oabtn psranIdTen, oab an
SisQe Der 8eIobubs 3udtbdus trttt.
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@rObe Anertennuno oes

@rObs 4nertennunq oes
tItrt Dem Gouperneur Cor fir isin
Weto 9eQen Die Bill, psIte Stdbter
oorTfreibt pis lie oas untraut unters
briden foqen. Die giQ mar leotqlit
ein StIag gsgen bic BON Der neuen
Uftfdfung Ten Stdoten qepd6rts
GeIbItitdnoigteit unD penn er ourhz
qina pouts man offsnbQr oas aIte
Sritem Der IegisIatipen geoormuns
hung rsr Stdbte rpieber einfi6rsn.
Dcup, Gor eat biefer Qbiitt einen
itorten Riegel burh bic grtldruna
porreItoben, oaB er aqe 8eTese lpeIhe
III Die 15reihsit Der Stdote etnarsifen,
pttiren peros. 9amit srpeiIt et Den
ggr1ern etnsn groben 9isnit Sis iino
nift mebr Der 9efahr ausqeiebt, oub
frenn lie bic AnmaBunqen Der oroben
Sctpcrationen 3urutneiisu, Dtsie iih
mad Columbus begeben uno bort bic
@eieBe trIun9en, um Die giirger uuter
ib- Sod gu 3tpin9er.
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The Warsaw Gate CITY
Warsaw, ILL.,, March Is, 1913.

on account of the completion of the
big dam, but he is ready for it.
Chas. Miller has removed to his
Main street property between Third
and Fourth streets and has rented his
cottage In which he has lived so
many years.
There will be a great deal OF CON
crete work done in Warsaw this
spring and is only being delayed be.
cause Of the frost.
r. O. Marsh has returned from his
business trip to New York
Warsaw is getting an immense
amount of free advertising through
her circular metal brood coops which
are known from the great lakes to
the gulf, and from the Atlantic to
the Pacific. Without doubt Warsaw
will come into her own" in due time
President Wilson will press the but
tom and the dam will do the rest ?
Warsaw friends Of Hamilton 8
chautauqua are pleased to learn that
the coming summers program will
be red letter one, perfect treat,
beginning August Sth with moving
pictures of the Panama canal exposi-
Ition at San Francisco. August will be
a record breaking month for crowds
and the tri-cities and other cities too
will have their hands full to care for
the people.
Saturday, March % will be day to
delight the little folks as well as the
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crowns ups as Stetson's double Uncle
Toms Cabin Company with two
bands, orchestra, jubilee singers and
an immense company Of actors will
give matinee and evening perform
ances at the Rattermann opera house.
A gorgeous parade. with ponies and
chariots will be given at p. m. The
company travels in it's own special
cars. This will be the last prcies-
sional dramatic entertainment OF the
season; the opera house however
may be used in week or 30 by The
young people of the church of the
Sacred Heart who are rehearsing a
play.
Capt. Frank Myers returned from
Winfield, Kansas Sunday where he
has been visiting his sister.
T. Frank Patterson attended some
important meetings OF the board OF su.
pervisors last week at Carthage.
At the republican caucus Friday
night, to nominate town officers Chas.
Albers was chairman and M. r.
Hunt, secretary. ]. +. Crawford was
nominated for supervisor, Joseph Nor
gan and Paul Heise for justices of the
peace and J. w. Bennett for constable.
The same night G. e. Wallace acted
as chairman Of the democratic caucus
and Paul Kraushaar as secretary The
following officers were nominated:
Supervisor. Frank Mussefter; justice
of the peace, John Myers. Constable,
Gus Brault.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-18
TAKES HIS MEDICINE
WITHOUT sQUAWKING
Chief Of Police kohler Dismissed
From Service for Immoral
Conduct.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
4 CLEVELAND, O., March 1s.-Chier
Of Police Frederick Kohler, who gain
ed countrywide fame because Of his
golden rule and other police poll
cies, and who late yesterday was dis
missed as head of the Cleveland po-
lice department, when the civil serv-
ice commission found him guilty OF
charges of gross immortality, stated
today that he would not appeal hrs
case.
Il can take my medicine without
squawking," was the only comment
of the best chief" when the verdict
was made known to him.
Kohler has been chief of police o.,
Cleveland for ten years and has been
on the force for twenty-four years.
He was made chief by the late Tom
L. Johnson. four times mayor Of
Cleveland, of whom he was a great
personal friend.
The charges upon which Kohler
was dismissed were presented at a
trial before the civil service commits
sion which lasted six days. Briefly
they were based on the allegations
that Kohler had been found alone one
night last June with the wife Of Sam
uel D. scherer, by her husband in
their home
In reaching the verdict. the com
mission warmly praised the chiefs
work as police head Of the depart
ment, as did Mayor Baker in state
ment given out today.
Because of his dismissal at this
time. one year before he is entitled
to a full pension, movement was
started today to amend the law SO
that Kohler would be given full com
pensation for his past services
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Terrible Picture of Suffering

Clinton. Ky.--Mrs. M. c.. McElroy.
in letter from Clinton. writes:
"For six years. was sufferer from
female troubles. I could not eat. and
could not stand on my feet, without
suffering great lain. Three of the
best doctors in the state said was
in a critical condition. and going down
hill. lost hope. After using Cardu:
a week, began to improve. Now
feel better than In six years. Fifty
years of success, in actual practice.
is positive proof that Cardui can al
ways be relied o., for relieving TO.
male weakness and disease. Why not
test 1t for yourself Sold by all drug
gists. Advertisement.
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On Good Friday the three hours
service from noon until three in the
afternoon will be conducted by the
Rev. John Forbes Mitchell at st.
Pauls church. The general public ara
cordially invited to come and spend
short time in the church during the
three hours devotions.
On Easter day at st. Paul's there
will be special music at the morning
service at 10:45 Mrs. Olivia Giiler
will sing the King of Glory by Hub
bard w. Harris and Miss Edyth Dali
lam will also sing the beautiful solo,
Where They Laid Him" by the we'll
known English composer, Sir Arthur
Sullivan.
st. Paul's Parish Guild will on We'd
nesday, March 26th have market
and sale in the afternoon in the Of
fees of MI. R. o. Marsh on Main
street.
Palm Sunday there was special
service at ST Paul's Episcopal church
at 10:45.
If the weather keeps cold 1t may
be several days before the high school
will be open: there will be no school
! today.
On Saturday the combination auc-
! ton sale did not amount to much as
crowd getter, as the roads were too
! rough and bad for the farmers to
bring i'll stock and implements they
had engaged for the sale. What little
there was sold brought good prices.
The big chimney at the high school
/ that was blown down by the recent
wind storm fell in such a solid mass
without crumbling that 1t had with
great difficulty to be broken up in
small chunks to get it out of the
school room into which 1t fell. Two
years ago when Warsaw had cy-
clone 1t was blown into the school
yard, but broke off at a different
place this time. The school building
is insured against tornadoes In an
amount sufficient to cover the pres
ent loss Workmen have already be
4 gun to clear away the debris and will
make the necessary repairs as quick
ly as possible.
Sunday being Palm Sunday, spe
cial services were held In several oil
the churches, with special music.
Rev. j. Forbes Mitchell of St
Paul's church lectuFed to crowded
and appreciative audience In For
Madison last Thursday evening. his
subject being Missionary Work IL
Africa" where Rev. Mitchell spent
four years laboring among the ma
tives, sometimes being for month.
the only white man in that specia
section. His lecture was intensely In
teresting. and was listened to witt
wrapt attention; the Fort Madison
papers gave graphic notices OF tn,
lecture Rev. Mitchell left Africa ii
1908.
Capt. Fred S. Rattermann will
leave about April 1st to take his oil
position as excursion manager OF tn,
Blair line of steamboats,, his first es
cursion being to Florence, Alabama
the Morning Star" leaving Davenport
for that point May 18th, carrying ON
hundred passengers, no more nor n,
less. This will be round trip of /
$50 miles, ever three rivers, TIL
Mississippi, Ohio and Tennessee. TIL
captain eypects big husiness this yea
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-18

For spraln yo. will find Chamber
lains Liniment excellent. It allays
the pain, removes the soreness, and
soon restores the parts healthy
condition. rs and 50 cent bottles for
sale by Wilkinson & Co. Pharmacy
and ]. F. Kiedaisch & Son.--Adv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-18

Lydia E. Pinkham's
Veg e table Com
pound did for me.
One year ago. found
myself q terrible suf-
ferer. ] had pains
in both sides and
such a soreness l
could scarce ly
str aigh ten up at
times. M y b a c k
ached, / had no ap-
petite and was SO
~ ~ ~ ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-18
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYSICIANS.
DIR. w. p. SHERLOCK,

PHYSICAL AND SURGEON
Office is North Fifth street, in the
Howell building.
Office hours--1o to 10 g. M; to 8
p. M; evenings, to 8; Sundays, II
ts p. m.
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nervous could not sleep, then would
be so tired mornings that could scarcely
get around. 1t seemed almost ifnpossi-
bic to move or do a bit of work and
thought / never would be any better I'M
til submitted to an operation. com
menced taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound and soon felt like a
new woman. ! had no pains, slept we'll,
had good appetite and was fat and
could do almost all my own work for
family of four. l shall always feel
that owe my good health to your med
icine. Mrs. HAYWARD Sewers, Cary,
Maine.
If you are i'll do not drag along until
an operation is necessary, but at once
take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia e. PinIxIham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound will help you, write
to Lydia e. Pinkham MedicineCO
(confidentiaD Lynn, lass, for adj
vice. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by a woman,
and held in strict confidence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-18
DIR. BRUCE L. aILFILLAN

DIR. BRUCE L. GlLFILLAN
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office GLE Main street, over
Cooks & Cox Millinery store. Bell
phone 190-Black.
Residence BIT North Fourth street.
Bell phone 128O-Red.
Hours: 1912 a. m. "a D. m. rs
p. m. Sunday by appointment.
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Flew so7,soo Miles.

BERLIN, March 1sMilitary ayia-
tors last year, according to statistical
estimates, collectively flew 307 800
miles
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appointed Messrs. Baker and Woolley
as committee to make thorough
study of the conditions of the old
buildings and to lay the matter be-
fore the board at the next meeting.
Mr.. Woolley was placed on the com
mittee against his wishes.
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ComInu Home.

Miss Edna O'Harra, general secre-
tary of the local Y. w. c. A., is ex-
pected home this evening from Iowa
City where she is taking a special
course, to spend a week at home with
her Keokuk friends.
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Y. W.C.A. NOTES
Camp Fire Meetlna.

Yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock
Mrs. Mildred Foelker Stewards camp
FIRE were hostesses to Miss Leila Nc
Gaw's camp fire. After the ceremon.
ial meeting DR.. Dorsey gave very en-
PERTAINING and instructive address on
first aid. The girls appeared much
interested and asked many questions
which we're answered by DR.. Dorsey.
keola Camp Fire.
The Keola Camp Fire, of which Miss
Olivia Larson is guardian, held q
very interesting regular meeting at
o'clock last evening which was well
attended. At the conclusion of the
business session a tempting chatting
dish spread was enjoyed.
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BIistered Feet.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
s POMONA, Calf. ldarch 1S.-The
appellate court has granted new
trial of the case brought against the
Pomona Valley hospital by G. A. G..
Williams, who asks $4,000 damages
because his feet were blistered by hot
water bottles while he was a patient
at the hospital.
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This is the season of the year when
mothers feel very nue.. concerned
over the frequent colds contracted by
their children, and have abundant rea-
son for it as every cold weakens the
lungs. lowers he vitality and paves
the way for the more serious diseases
that SO often follow. Cnamberlain's
Cough Remedy is famous for its cures
and is pleasant a4,d safe to take. For
sale by Wilkinson G Co. Pharmacy
-rs 7 Ysc1q'reh s,- IN
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Naqeed at Hin.

Nagged at Hin.
FORT WORTH, Texas, March 49,.
In asking for a divorce, w. B. Gray
complained that his wife continual
ly nagged at him to join church,
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WOMAN ESCAPES
OPERATION.
By Timely Use Of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Here is her own statement.

Cary, Maine. - feel it duty owe
to all suffering women to tell what
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ALDR|CH AGAIN
HEAD OF SCHOOLS
VIII Enter Upon Tenth Year as su.
perintendent Of the Public
Schools Of
keokuk.
WELLS TEACHERS SPEAK
Ask That Examination be Made into
the Condition Of Their Build
ing by tho
Board.

superintendent William Aldrich of
the public schools was last night re-
elected to that position for another
year by the board of education. the
Salary to remain $4,000 as at present.
The sentiment Of the board was
unanimous. Superintendent Aldrich
was commended for the conscientious
and capable manner in which he per
formed his duties and the avoidance
of friction which has often impaired
the successful administration OF
school affairs.
Mr.. Aldrich has been superintendent
of The schools in this city for the
past nine years and was promoted t.
that position from the principalship
Of the Mckinley schools.