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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-18
cummins at Social Resort.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept 1S.--
Senator and Mrs. Cummins are so.
journing at that ultra fashionable re-
sort, White Sulpher Springs. w. Va,
which by decree of society, is the
proper place to rest after the closing
season at Newport and the opening
season in Florida During the last few
days several private car parties ar
rived at White Sulphur Springs from
Newport, Bar Harbor and Southamp-
ton. A large number of society pen-
pie Of New York, Philadelphia, Balti-
more and Pittsburgh, including the
Lewis Nixons, the Frank A Wander
lips, the Shontses and the Duchess de
chaulnes, Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins and
Miss Katherine Elkins, the Herbert
Harrimans and the Edward T. Stotes-
burys, have arrived at White Sulphur
Springs. -
The senator and Mrs. Cummins will
go from White Sulphur Springs to
Des Moines and Mrs. Cummins VIII
visit In Michigan before her return to
washington for the winter season
Senator Cummins will return to Wash
'ngton in about month. During his
stay in the state he expects to meet
MS leading lieutenants in all eleven
OF the congress districts and outline
70 them hts plan for his reelection TO
.ne senate next year. The Cummins
leaders over the state have received
word to go to Des Moines and meet
,ne senator at his Offices in the Elem.
Ing building.
Iowa Postmaaters Confirmed.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-18

the Oliver Steel company Of Pitts
burgh. which few years ago dis
posed Of its wire nail and barbed wire
business. He also is said to have
owned q controlling interest in the
old Crucible Steel company. of Pitts
burgh, which was merged into the
steel trust. The Pittsburgh senator
also is very close to the men who
control the manufacture of aluminium
in the United States and Canada. The
president of the aluminium trust and
Senator Olive are intimates and the
headquarters Of the trust occupy two
floors Of the senator's big office build
ing in Pittsburgh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-18

and has complete hot water heat
ing system. There are six extension
berths and one complete stateroom In
the boat, accommodating seven with
out overcrowding. The stateroom is
equipped with writing desk, dresser,
clothes closet, extension table, gun
rack, phonograph, books and mag
azines, in fact everything that could
be desired.
The Karlidra is driven by an 1900
pound DOMAIN engine, with the triple
six cylinder equipment, and is special
ly designed for one-man control. A
canoe and power tender are carried
by the boat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-18
SPEAK WELL OF NEW
INDUSTRIAL AGENT
Q. 3. ToWne Praised by Council Bluffs
Papers Who Think keokuk
Live Place.

The following is from the Council
Bluffs Nonpareil:
.. B. Towne, who recently resigned
as secretary of the Council Bluffs
Commercial club, after two years Of
successful work, is to assume the
position Of manager of the Keokuk
Industrial Association at the Gate
City on October 10. Announcement to
this effect, made Monday by Mr..
Towne, was the first statement as to
where he was expecting to go upon
leaving Council Bluffs.
The position at Keokuk, which is
assuming great airs since the incep-
ton and building of the great dam
across the Mississippi river at that
point, offers greatly increased oppor-
tunities for Mr.. Towne and in view of
the large increase in salary offered
him there, he felt that he could not
afford to decline to make the change
He is to receive $500 a year Is the
position at Keokuk.
Mr.. Towne has sold his home here
Ion Turley avenue, and with Mrs.
Towne and their daughter will go to
keokuk some time before the middle
of October to make their home. His
work here will be taken up within a
few weeks by j. w. Mitchell, who was
elected by the executive committee Of
the Commercial club as secretary to
succeed Towne.
Mr.. Towne goes to a position at
Keokuk which seems to offer great
opportunities for the development of
the city. The association Of which he
will be the executive head has an in
dustrial development fund of $4,000
a year to be spent in the develop
ment of the resources of the city. Be
sides this, the association has pur-
chased sixty-six acres of land for the
city, to be used for factory addition.
A landscape architect has been en-
gagged there, and the city is laid out
on plan which will accommodate the
future growth of the city. Should 1t
develop into a city of 100000 people,
there would be room for their accom-.
mediation in the plans as arranged by
the architect.
The city at the present time has a
population of only about 10000, but
they seem to be hustling bunch.
There are four railroads there at the
present time besides the opportunities
for transportation offered by the Mis-
sissippi river.
With the practical completion of the
mammoth power project at Keokuk,
at cost of about $27,o00,00o, the city
of st. Louis is now being supplied
with all the light and power it needs,
and there Is still three times as much
awaiting development as it may be
needed at Keokuk or in other cities
In that general region.
With this wonderful power, the
city of Keokuk is reaching out for in
dustrial enterprises, and the associa-
ton to which Mr.. Towne goes was
formed few years ago from practic-
ally all classes Of people in that city
to boost for Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-18
rank and File VIII Determine Upon
Program for Rehabilitation Of
the Republican
Party.
NO FORMAL DEMAND
chairman Hills VIII Be Called Upon
to issue Call for Nation
al Convention Of
Republicans.
lsnAcial to The cate City.l


WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 49,
rha Washington Post, speaking edi-
torially says that the influences which
have been at work to secure the hold
ing Of national conference OF repub-
licaus this fall, have somewhat sud
denly put on brakes and that no for
NAL demand will be made on Charles
D. Hilles, chairman of the republican
national committee, to issue a call for
such a national convention, as had
been planned by those Roosevelt re-
publicans which the Post denominates
aCummins progressives."
The Post concludes that republican
harmony is to come from the rank
and file of the party, instead of from
self appointed leaders; that what is
known to be taking place in such in
surgent states as Maryland, Pennsyl-
yania and Maine, and what is reason
ably surmised as regards many 9th
ers. is sufficient to convince even the
"eonciliation' committee that what ii
valtly sought to accomplish is being
brough about by outside agencies
more potent than the influences at the
command of the progressive republi-
can leaders.
These are mostly the senators who
are coming up next year for their sec.
ond terms, Cummins Of Iowa, Craw.
ford OF South Dakota, Bristow Of Kan
sas, Jones of Washington, and Sher.
man of Illinois
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-18
Another Case.

Esmond, R. I.-"I write to tell YOU
how much good your medicine has done
me and to let other women know that
there is help for them. I suffered with
bearing down pains, headache, was ir-
regular and felt blue and depressed all
the time. | took Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and commenced to
gain in short time and I am well wo-
man today. am on my feet from early
morning until late at night running
boarding house and do all my own work.
! hope that many suffering women will
try your medicine. It makes happier
wives and mothers. Mrs. ANNA HAN.
SEN. Esmond, Rhode Island.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-18

slayer of Anna Aumueller. Helm and
Schmidt We're close friends and he
wrote to the priest regularly. Frau
lein Helm, telephone operator was
murdered several years ago and her
body discovered near the home OF
schmidts parents. The police are
making efforts to trace that crime TO
Schmidt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-18
Pepper a peleaate.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. 1s.-
Representative Pepper of the Second
Iowa district, has been appointed by
Speaker Champ Clark member OF
the committee from the house OF rep
resentatives to attend the national
conservation congress to be held next
month in Knoxville, Tenn. Speaker
Clark is chairman of the committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-18
Iowa Postmasters.

WASHINGTON. D. G., Sept 49,
The following additional fourth class
postmasters in Iowa have been com
missioned:
Albion-Bernard 3. Frayley.
Bentonsport-Minn Fulton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-18
er any other place where he might
have kept hidden.
Maybe Schmidt Did 1t.

MUNICH, Sept. 1S-The police to-
day were seeking for any possible
connection of the suicide OF School
Inspector Helm at Moonschberg and
the confession of Johannes Schmidt,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-18
Blue AND
DISCOURAGED
Mrs. Hamilton Tells How She
Finally Found Health in
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.
Warren. Ind. II was bothered ter.
Tibly with female weakness. 1 had pains

and was not regular,
my head ached all
the time, I had bear
ing down pains and
my back hurt me the
biggest part Of the
time, | was dizzy
and had weak feel
ings when 1 would
stoop over, it hurt
me to walk any dis
tance and I felt blue
n =.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-18
and DISCOURAGED

II began taking Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and am now in
good health. If it had not been for
that medicine I would have been in my
grave long time ago. Mrs. ARTIE E.
HAMILTON, R. I'd. No. 6. Warren, Ind.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-18

Judge Martin j. Wade, democratic ma
tional committeeman from Iowa, who
again is in the east, mainly on legal
business in Philadelphia, had the plea
sure, day or two ago, of seeing the
last of the Iowa postofiice nominations
confirmed-not one remained. Every
candidate recommended for postof-
fee by the democratic organization of
Iowa has been confirmed The only
nomination which caused the organi-
cation any trouble was that of Charles
d. Huston, to be postmaster of Cedar
Rapids. and the opposition in this case
did not come from the state, but from
Senator Gore of Oklahoma, who was
nursing a private grievance.
So Judge Wade is feeling pretty
we'll satisfied. notwithstanding the de-
laysin the appolntmentsof thetwo mar
shals and the attorney for the south
ern district The Judge still is stand
ing pat on his original Endorsements,
of Hogan and Reed for marshals and
Porter for attorney.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-18

will be used for immediate improve
ments.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-18
kenyen,s Aluminium Amendment.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. 49,
The now famous debate in the SEN
ate. preceding the defeat by vote
of So to IL. OF Senator Kenyon's
amendment. to put aluminium and It's
products On the free list, bids fair to
be a subject for much discussion
among the Iowans in congress for a
long time to come. The debate was
made noteworthy by the taunt of Sen
ator Kenyon that Senator Cummins
ran for governor On platform con-
tanning plank declaring against shell
ter to monopoly which was the spirit
of his amendment. and by surpris-
ing statement by Senator Oliver, that
Senator Cummins, not so very long
ago. drew for him contract which
set forth an agreement that Mr.. Oil
yer was not to engage in certain bust
ness within certain territory for a
period OF ten years
Senator Oliver is reputed to be a
multimillionaire. He is president OF
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-05

- Hormon Soitcnien ira aen.
lett, "a, bar pprct Ell u9es Sio poa
geisa hos fin Snfel, Grief Ticf %
1anic, MRS. &. 3ronoien.
Wrs. Eoitor aiorIoi9 ira
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bciset SIrstningc / og / NTrbeoer
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@inneibeif Gountp Nnnf OBJ
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benpttet iii Eoitbus / Dor Nabobp.
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at @rooeren Noolpb bar tcmmeliB
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ct Bar llaerS 5ib bill ioreitoa ell
@anf unocr WanffaS'ererenS Sras
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qe / 9ecorob iom @Iriter hos Teter
SobnionS.
&clter Sorcnien / Ssiian bIeo
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Ifnno bar noe pna Sogt. San bar
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pn1lie Son, ser er oniot
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ira @%orncspillc, Winn., tililptter /
Gage 9ecorob. Noo @eicn
hernCo bels1tc DC ctpnr Tiger Slp9t-
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AIRS. Grco Carton og Cater
ira @ead), q. 0of., opbol0er lig Der
neoe pan @eisg hos fine Sorrlore,
lPr. % AIRS. g. Mcitbp. Mr. Gar
Jon pcnte@ icncre. sc bill bIi / 9pen
til oper Slllebclqcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-05

Cm npIia uiosoe MrS. GIene
Nrntbnffen / Nronfpillc 2omnihip
m~c00eleS. at bun blen Ipot Sen 2t6e
tSebrlar 1882 poa @doroen Sipe
iillo, Ncitre (oter. Cen 1S0e Npril
1888 iorloo hln iii G%pOrenebiem %
0roo t 6rIAe mco line 10 ploite So
'feuoe, Sans % Cline. oQ 0ere5 To
miller. Jolt Is mc0 tore ~ irloa, I'll
Nmcritl. Gen 27oe iomme Waonco
u~ircjitc &c ira Nrlltinnln meo Sell
'fj1ct 2cooote", iom isrte@ al Aop
tent Shro6cr. g Tom Ill Nncine.
isis. Sen pose Emi, oN her bIep
nm l0ume Nur Gilt mco Ghrlitiun
'Gcocr'un %rOtbotfen ira Gitre 10
TEN. q botoc / Rociuc ct Mar. bOor
voa Sc iluitcoc til Cambridge Mi2
"a ocrc'tcr til Soma Golmtp Mi9.
ap1r 02 pIca 5ocu0c til 1861. %
res Stem lda 13 nil ira 0ooNcuillc
Write hpor Batter :. Nul par
Nrc'l oc II 'loitc glor, Sc boeoc ser.
) 1867 iInttc0c Sc his til Minneibcit
Golmtn hvor 0c ljebtc Gorm /
Nrantuillc (ouu'hip. Scr osoc Mr.
Nro,lotfu sem 270c Scptcmber
1904 NIrs Nr1tbatfcn opoc Sen
1899 No0cmbcr uoitIeocn.
N'opOe por en- triitelioimoct auin.
&C. 'or bpcm %G~niul % %ctrnat
ming AZ @uh@ CrO BAR set tiprcitc
(to2iorNrjp; Ii1ciom set par bcnoc@
10oj0t (jI'llQt moer %ipct3 manage.
article (iIitittclicr. ioalcNc& bar oct
oJiua heubc2 &roit lmoer Set Tor
lclo2ui2 t~ortoarjlc men imcrtc'uI.
DC Ge09lcit 0um citcrlo0cr ij0 al
$ Norn finn 3 ilipe. ucmlil &oban.
nc1. Gouar0 az NIr2. EouI Gaze,
boa hutm hum / Sc iioitc benpc0 iirc
@ar bor bout i'll Stem "a hpor bun
III 0eoc Aibobe houoc tiItcrt Ser
ucrifc Suuooc ira set ieriic Aor
INN fom I'll Nmcrifa.
! nor CmtaIc al Ssrcu N0nier
GnQCl@ GeN ! iioitc Nr. al 9Iooei
bar Scr inoinelet ia eli Gcil Get
'Jaor. al TiNs0c bapoc hapt 10 @aru
Del ltuloc itaOct II @orn. q a
NCm er Hive
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-05
Mrs. =. %. Danger 900,

st telegram ira Dnnftou, @. o,
bragte / GirSbogs BET triitc @uoifab,
at aonii,l g. 3. SangerS Sllitrll
bar aiBaoet peb Gsben iomnre Gags
Worger. MrS. Sanger baobe pGret
ipgelig / nogcn Sib % bsoe al Sr.
ring. Soruoen i'm Mano citcrlooer
bun iia Ell Sen.
Nioeoc pil bli opbt iupnet al one,
lom ficnbte bciroe. Siln bar Ell %
HE me0 ct iieIocn pcnneirIt %p'en
% mango bsicrr Sntereaier, bpao
iiTr ct @eieg i Oct qiritirie Nicm
gou Ell CT Icoelbc S9Snbtrpf al. Mrs.
Sanger oor ieot / NomooIen og par
Cater al SnrheIsmnnb g. &. So
lem. @egropclien foregif / Sns-
oadS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-05
Qale baueens
0loeroomshiem

ga S~oreipergiler ON bporSan set
aaor nteO Naie Sougeu5 IIoeroom5-
hicnL. ON oct mart cr iUroigt oa
fam begpnoe lin %irfiombco o.i.u.,
In0lsbcr ira bnaoe iiern % npr,
tur0C oct ppre tlenligt o. paa lin
FI00@, qienncm 9loNene at giue
noQie Splp9ninger berom Ni0e0e
Nuic &allQen teltamentere0e belle i'm
Gicuoom til Sen sSorereoe airfe meo
Oct Cnifc, at SnmIrm0et opretter %
orlper Ct Nloer0om2biem pna ben
hc& Narn nUr ueo Gecorub, ga,
Gen Sorcne0e Hirfe beiIuttcbc poa
iii Nar2ms0e / GarQo 1912: "It
set podtunftc Nloer0omSbiem opret
ties pod Noie &alQcnS 6arm ueo
Getoroh, Soma, poo Ben nOtrptteli-
&c Nctinlclie. at Getordh &re09 ior-
pllater iiN til at in0iNnlIc $4,000
iom en- @~e9un6elie NJ @iplp Ill
nUuntc NIoer6om$hicm$ Spierel'e
% Grit. irmt a. SamiulSctS
@oarS a SruitecS pnuIr9ge@ at 9aa
tilpcrt3 nleb at opierc eli Npgning
Tor iaooont Stem inalnort $4,000
al Sc nrpntc $4,000 or ~inofoaieret
o. Sc eoriqc $4,000 CT ilibifribcrCt
Fin Qooo coIectabIe proniiorp
notes % b Gccorah arco$ Tor.
pilates til al iuoiamIe ollie oiS'c
$4,000 mocr BOARD oi SrilltccS
Spcropiun. &c Aar@bcrctning for
1912. Sioe 237.
Voo Somiuuoet5 iibitc IarSnlsbe
ual0tc Sen Sorcnebe airfe Ell Giref'
tion Tor Sicmmet poa Ter Weclem'
nlcr: I'll al uoorbeioe &e0ler for
Noie SouaenS AIoerbom$hicm %
opto Triiten al oenre NnitaIt iao'
mart iuIo GleuNomSret crboIocs.
&c Gorabcretning Tor 1918, Sioe
225 % 210.
0enne al Samiunoet pol9te 81
rcftion hoIot fit isr'te Wpoe Den
20oe Ncpem6cr hos Nolior Sdrniot
/ Secoroh % oraaniiereoe liz pco al
ppIQe Toit. SfnliSt til Torn.. Bait,
@rpcien |iceiormano, Mr. SierIelr
an$ierer os unocrtegncSc Sctretrr.
ellie WcoIemmer pdr tllitcSe mel
~llnotoselic al Mr. Sbcmpion.
&poS iom M airlocr ior Sircf'
tioncn % ion isrit maa giercs er
al Gecorab areos opiplbcr &c al
SamiunSct itilebe @ctingclier nerl'
liz ioa iubifriberet $4,000 %
inofaSicret $4,000. tbi @oaro o.
Sruitccs fan ifslee opennnpnt'
Notwithstanding life aao isane
mco Spisrelie al @pgnine isr bisi'
9etinseIier er ppipIbte. Weo Sen
Jpn til at iaa benne Sum iubitribe'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-05

tai bar Nbinpropinien % @eitfalen
iioen 1890 iteget fra Z I'll 10 Mtils
Iioner. af S%ernbaner iinoes Der 76
Gilometer for bpert 100 &paoratfi-
lometer. SSnben en- Haoius al 40
&ilometer finoes ~felgenbe gper:
asln 100000 Snobpgeere, 9iisiel-
oorf 100000, Gsien $4,000, or
berielo 1852, 900, 9arnlen 10000,
Greielo 100, Sortmunb, 10000,
@otum, $4,000, Suisburg 1922
600, Sagen 1900, Whilbeim o.
600, @laobad 10000, oip. Sisie
er life poa langt ll9r ale, bnis Snb-
bpggerantol er ODER $4,000, for life
at income en- Mongfoloigbeo al mini
ore gper paa 3, 4, 5, % 6 Tuien,
/ Nprbeoen al oisie itore SnouItris
centrer.
Seq tpr life iortiptte Longer.
Sra aeln 9if jeg meo Sernbane til
Intiperpen, meo en- balp Gags
Stalls / Mod]en - &arl Den StoreS
@p. s 9lntperpen bapbe ieg after
Sortrpo % a%lifens @ienporoigbeber
ior ieg fit min gicpfle uo fra Solo-
buffet. Seq antager at Seilen par
min. Sea par altfor bum ill at aipe
Sriffepenge.
Seq bill rppne, at pna Sjemturen
reiite ieg fl treble alaSie, og bel
Ter fife nleo ianme Clinic, iom ieg
fonn pier til europa meb. 90 pan
bette Sfib fit ri uOmerfet goot Graf
t%elleilt. Otter Ell belbig Sperreile
poa otte Gage anfom hi til Sem
Dorf, bporira Siemreiien fortiattes
iloen Stu1ls.
iii Dem, iom bar bupt Saalmo-
oigbeo nof til at l9ie oisle mangel-
iuloe Heiiebrepe og iom bar fulgt
nleo paa Suren, oil ieg MI iige Sor-
bel oa Saf for gobt SumuGr.
N~ortbiielb, Minn., / Nopember
1913.
N. F.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-05

Tircfiioncn for Gecorob So'pltdl
bar. Tom nUpnt olIercoc / llbite Nrl'
mcr, puIQt NIoucr oG SpectlItdtloner
Tor Nolpltnlct. Nngnln1en@ Stsr-
relic bIir 35X7O 500, 10 Gtngcr
me0 @olcucnt. og Den pil bli opiert
mc0 Ncnbllf puo, at oct mllligcnS |
Ell nurnlcrc cncr ilcrncre Ircmtto
uil bli neopcn0lN at uOpi0c 0cn. so
ipitnlcta Sront blir moo Grouomop.
Gaco0cn nil beitna al "prc9ico brief"
on Nc0iorolten. Ger piI bli aief-
fen. @nifcri, Wprelic ior &anitoren
o. T. y. / Wa'cmcntet. Scr 'tal o9'oa
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nlbrlnqca.
Npcrotionouprclict blir / 20en Gto'
Qc. SugepUrcllcrne / lite % 2oen.
Salt blir Scr % SenQc. Npgnin-
lcn piI bIi ian rlGr bron0iri, iom set
cr mutliN at olerc Sen mco DC lfl0s
Ter, ion1 itoar til HaooiNbeO. Nla-
ncrnc or l~lonrbci6ct me0 itor Sns
tonfc on NcnipntaQcn Ill DC prottIlfe
9cbop, men @pGnin9en pil oGiaa
founle I'll ut ic Qobt uo. Get or DE
niuacm al 0oipitnIct ifoI itoa iuIot
nUitc SOFT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-05

trent 10 Nilometer iii Golnor.
2pn0er pcute0e iee life at fonlmc
Sen 9aQ Ncien par uonlerfet, illlot
iaa 9oo, ON fife beore END DC i%ranlte
@anoeucie, 90 il,geu Batter. ga ie9
fom til Golguur ianot ie9 bennc On
/ GcitNroQt Ser ilageoeS o~peraIt,
% @oOcrnc rar fuloe al Solf. Seq
ipur9te hoa0 ser por Tor Ell ieltlig
NnIeoninQ cQ tit pibe at Der bar
itorartet (urnfeit. @pmnaitifior-
eninqr % (iirnlaa ira sc iorltieI-
liAe TeIc al Hropinlcn bar tilltcoe.
elsie / line 8pmnaitifbroater lamt
Sc miIitUre llniiormer bporai @pen
primleoc, gou 9pen ct mcget bro9et
lloiecnoe. GoImar or ell @p poo
omtrcrt $1,000 S~nbbpeaere; Den er
en- nleaet admmcI @p % par / Nfio-
beIaIberen al Ianet iterre @etpbnina
ello Sen III er. Gen or Gropinlens
@opeoitoO "a / 2i9beo mco andre
al Gliai2 Npcr bar Den Ell itor 8ar-
niion. ) @reniepropinicrne MOI
Sranfrig er ser Solbater operalt
paa @oNer % paa Sanoepeien lei
man Niodin1er morid)ere. Eac
GrercerpIn0iene fer man Sem bripC
iorifielliae eIoss SueIier. Sndrt el
Ser me Nefruter iom ifaI inospeS
Ser 'bortc peo en- @%onoegaaro Ter 81
en- gioeIine iom bolber paa mel
T%laeiigunIcr til en- anoen Ifoeline
Ianat bortc. 2Gngit borte ira 81
andre or Ser nosIe iom eper lia / a
ilaa pan Sromme. &c boloer G
irpsteIig 9epen.
Sea inrot irem til ct Sotel, d
ieg snifcoc at itanie cper &atten
GoImar. geo Spiietib ON gitener
gift lea ino paa Gaieen. Zen nal
inlb al @AIitrre % tilreiienSc Cur
mere; buer eneite Ylaos bar optaset
siIl!,t iauSt e., al Spparterne mis
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nil ,cuoe bi0 ct tOy AZ uott pcrlcttc FGle
brtller. Erop benz ii Sage. Npis belt
tilireoSriucupc. icuo oS 81 60, men bpts lite,
ieno fuu Frilcruc tilbo0e. Bore HclirGbeI
fer Tor al tilircoo'tille pore &lnoer bar moot
en- 'ortriuli0 AucrtlcnocIlc. Nunoreoer az
9'ctiuiuQcy iuolobcr, % blOuot olo'c o9'nu
9'reuc, bpori uoiolco oe1 ltor'ie StIlrcoSlitl
Ielic. ri qler uctop buoO III tiger. Seno
ioaQ @rcptort ior III 4reDc,
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NIr@. " @innepoIb % Cater
rejltc / Wianoag9 Ill minneapolis.
Mrs. Better RiugbabI ira
Stou9htou tIIbrin9er benne llee i
SCcorah.
YRr. % AIRS. Sloi llbIen ira
0ioiou Sin beisgte iioiie llJe Mr.
% Mrs. v. a. llblen.
e. !. @eiicr reiite ManSas til
minneapolis, bporfro ban lfnIbe
iortlGttc no iii Sputb Sofoto.
Mr. % Mrs. &. 8. SnapoIo.
ltao og SM ira Colorado Sprinas
bar illbra9t nogle Gage Der. De
reilte bjem @anoas. 80.
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9ecDrab pg Smegn.
Sen ibe december 1913.
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Sra Gresco meO0eleS, at oct Den
f5oe Hopenber bar Yfr. % Mrs.
Nils 4ifeIions 8uIobrplupSoog. :
ocu Nnlcbning bnoOe omtring so al
0cre3 %enner o. Noboer iumIet liz
/ ocrc9 Nicm Tor al Nrnttlere. 2o-
merne 6raoie DC traoitionclc Mao-
furpc. % NepcrtninQcn loo intct til
baQc at enlfc. Voltor T%l9cnbaunt
taltc ior &c QonIlc og opcrrdfte Dem
poa Gcnncrnc3 NcQuc CT Ven9cbeIsb
poa $40, ncroi S2S / @iil0. Wfr.
Nifclion err IS Nor oommcI, bans
Nuitru 76.