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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-29
Srou bengelee.

Die Sruu6en tperbsn geipoI6en, obs
laufen laFen, entbeert unO aerqueti9t.
Sn suseoedtem aeFel iperoen iie gum
&oden gebra9t unO 5ebn Minuten tos
9en laFen. glun sibt man Die Mahe
in ben 9eleefad unO ldBt ben Saft
auslaufen, rbns oenielben gu prefen.
9Guf iebe SoFe Saft re9net mon cine
Saife 3uder, Der ebenfalIs por Dem
@ermiihen erbibt iperben mub. 3pans
aig Minutsn lang lGBt man bic Mif4s
unb tp6en, oann madt man bic
9robe, inoem man einen SeeIOffel poa
in elm @las taltes 8nNer eibt; penn
bas @elee fofurt gum 8ooen bes 9las
Ies fGllt, Damn lit es fertig. @s fpiro
beiB in erbiBte @ldier 9etan, NIT
8ranoBpapier perpabrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-29

bic Rddte Der Sinitsrnib fiibrsn milf.
fen, 9iebt es nur cline einji9e Rettnng
Seftes, iolibarii6es !SuIammenbaltsn,
@tner fiir 9llle uno sllle fiir @inen.
uniere Bereins.D Deuti6en, uniere Sir
n.Dsutlhen, unoere beutihe Grbeis
teri9aft, unisre beutibe @ei9dttswelt,
unier bsuti9es Sabrifantentbum, iie
al1e bsorobt tisislbe @sfabr, fie allt
iino aber auf I'm Stanoe, Die @efabr
Su iiberminoen, msnn iie nur molten.
SBenu am Dubltase bic Stimmpldte
ss6Hnet werben, bann itr6mt bin mad
oenislben, tbr oeutid) amerifaniiben
Wabler, tbut euere Pfidt als liberal
benfenos Burger unb ftimmt nur fir
iotbe 9auoioaten, bic islbft liberalen
ani6auunssn bulbissn. Saitet bril-.
oerli4 5uiammen, oils cine fefte. un'
our6brin9lihe Pbalanr; oils elm mGt).
ttSes, seeintss Deutld ameriionsr.
tbum. Der 9anbioat, Der fiir eud 1T,
LIT euer 8anoibat, obne Rhdiift auf
Rartet'slnseb6risfeit. Die 3eitsu iin6
oorbei, In beueu mir Deutih,Nmerifa'
uer fhr stnsn Sanoibaten ltimmsu, nur
neil er elm DemOirat obsr elm RepubIi'
tauer iit: beute itimmsn mir fur oens
ieni9en Mann, Der uus paBt, Der libera'
lie anii9teu bat, fur ben treten mir elm
als Elm sesintss, madtuolles Deutib'
Nmer ifanertbum - uno Der natipilti'
ihe Seino pirb bic @ntOsduus MAIDEN,
baB bas bis babin jsriplittsrte beuti6e
Yotum elm Saftor uon ungeabnter
Ssraft uub 0u6t sswOrben LIT, fo3u'
iasen Elm Bollmerf, an BEN CT ii4 ben
Stopf sinrennen muB Doh nur, wenn
bas beutids SOtum ubriiberlia Su'
iammsnbalt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-29
CUHStGC6ter.

Sin franS0iiI6er SpOrtsmann. Der
i'm Oitlj6en Qlfrita cine Sagberpebition
unternommen bat, I6idt elmer Barrier
3eitI9rift cine gln5abl bon Pbotpgras
pbien, auf 6ensn man ni9t obne 8era
numbering bic S06ter glfritas nit
eIesanten, mobernen frqnsOiif9en Siis
ten geIdmiidt iiebt. Sin 6ineiiI9er
SGn6ler in SanIibar fam ouf ben tiibs
men @infon. bel elmer betdnnten 9aris
fer Mooiitin mooerne Siite gu beitelz
len. Der erite 8erIu9 perlief 10 eliids
lid, bab iidb Ieitoem Elm regelrt6ter
GROCER @erIanbt BON portIer Siiten
no9 Sitafrita entpidelt bat. Ser
GbineIe I6idt bic Mooelbiite nit ieis
nen &orutpnnenleuten, Die ben Soui9s
bonbel nit ben @ingebOrenen betrei'
ben, ins innere Ditli9e 9tfrito. llnb
Die MuFaifrouen be5abIen aus9esei9s
net, freiIib ni6t nit @elb, uber =
mas nod bsFer 1T - nit Stroubenfes
bern uno Reibsrn. Sreilitb, 10 Itreng
fpie bic GuropGerinnen reIpettieren ole
RaFaibamen bic S6Opfllngen Der
Barrier MobiItin nibt. sic ersGns
gen nud eiJenem 9eT9mat bic @ars
nierung, unb 70 fob Der fransOiiide
Sdger auf elmer Iebr Ihtden neuen
Snmmettoque einen SurtenSieher,
ipdbreno cine anoere Ihpar5e S60ne
bic rots SeiosnIbleife BON ibrem Sut
entfernt un6 burb eine Ieere, in Der
Sonnf prGftis blibenoe SonIerbens
biidie eradnst bate. @ieleiht nebs
men bic Barrier MoOiitinnen bieIe ies
benfolIs orisinelIen 9lnresunsen Der
Rofoimpoeoomen auf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-29
Cine ce6tion.

Cine biibI9e 2lnetbOte er5Gblen Ole
,2eetures pour Sous bonn &Dntg
Ostar BON S6peben. Der 3Dnis
Iiebte es i6ou als prinS, fib in feis
nen sSreiItunoen nit 9lumensu9t gu
5ef9Gftigen. @r tpobnte oamaIs of
n elmer anmutigen @ila in ct.
Raphael. 9tIpbonie &arr, Der seiifz
,olle franSDiiide Sumoriit, mar bas
nals iein @ilenna9bar, uno Die beis
ben Ra9bnrn ftanben in ge5punges
lem, freunoIi6em 8srtebr miteinans
Der. @ines Sages I9idt &arr ieinen
Oiener gum prin3en unO bittet, ibm
lus Der 8ibtiotbet ouf eiuise Sage
ainnees v@enera plantarum" gu leis
fen. Prina Sstar IGBt ibm erfpts
bern, es iei iein prtnaip, niemuls 8iis
fer aus Dem Saufe gu sebsn. 9l6er
IN ieinem 8ibliptbetsraum f0nne er
bas Wert nod 9utbiinten benuben.
Rarr iaste nidts unb ging in ole Bib
lietbet. @inige Wo9en ipGter bebarf
Bring Sstar elmer @iebfonne, bic
ieine mag nidt in SrOnung getpeien
iein, tur5, er f6idt Ieinen 9iener Su
Surr unO IdBt ibn bitten, ibm auf
line @eile bic @iebtanne gu leiben.
6Dfli6 lGBt Der S6riftitelIer bem
prinaen erlpioern: es iei Iein 9rinSip,
niemols cine @ieBtanne nus Dem
6auie gu 9eben. 9tber in Ieinem 9ars
ten t0nne Der Bring nit Der @ieBs
tanne 9ieben, Iopiel er ipolIe. er mDge
Iih nur beriiberbemiiben. Bring Ss1
Tar peritanO bic tleine 2ettipn. er Ia9te
anb bic SreunoIdaft Der beiben Ro9s
Barn blieb ungetrii6t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-29
OriaineGe ReR(ume.

Die poetiIdIep Ho9tpd9ter, bic
6eim gtbblaIen Der nG9tli6en Stuns
Den einen 9ieOerpers Iongen o6er nit
auter Stimme oetlamierten, geb0ren
,er @ersansenbeit an. Die 2ieoer,
pie onSu ibrs Stropben bereeben muBs
:en, Ino i'm allgsmeinen aud 5iemli9
6etannt. DAB ober Na6tpG6ter
1Iei6seitig Der Retlame fir 9eI9Gfte
oienten, oiirfte peniger perbreitet iein.
Sinige oieIer 2ieoer, Die Elm nGbtli6er
9arbe IeIbIt oiftste unO nit oenen er
ppbl aud fir ii6 prattiicbe 3iele pers
fplgte, peroienen Der 8ergangenbeit
.ntriTsn gu peroen. Sbr S9Dpfer,
Der Nu4tpG6ter gu 8pblen i'm gar.
Jou in Der S6lpeis, fang:
, 8sr iebt prG6tises 5letI9 piGI toufs,
SOL gum GbappelisMoies loufe,
Der gibt's pfunb obne StrapaSe,
SUIT geipogs Inn flint 8aBe."
9tm nG9iten 9tbenO fang er, pabrs
iheinIi6 ouf 8erdnlniIung zines Sons
turrenten nes nGbappeIisMOies";
u r2iebes 9ubGitum, baB BUS ipeiIdt,
9eim SsIer tauft mer feiites SIeiI9,
Bon ieBt an gu jeber Stuub',
lin bier tIeini 8dbIe . Pfunb."
limb um britten Sage fano Der
S9alt:
n2aufet bin gum MeBger SeiIer,
Ser eibt olIes piel fpObIfeiler:
Sleii9 BON Shie, oide Rieme,
9ibt er um fiinfSig Gentime."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-29
&aIte Sttrpnencrem

a6t Gigelb perben nit orsi @isrs
teIpfunb puberSuder, benz Saft bon
stpei uno Der auf 3uder abgeriebenen
S6ale bon einunbeinbalb 3itrouen in
irbenem @efGb f9aumis gef6lagen,
bann cine balbe unSe 9eluttne, in
einsm tIsinen SaFentOpf poI beiben
@oFers aufselOit unb pteoer abges
tublt, unter bic MofIe geriibrt, biz
oieie anfdnet. ii9 au Oerbiden. Eun
fpirb f9neI Der fefte Sdnee bon a6t
giipeib barunter semiiGt uno oas
9anSe in. eine ausseipiilte Gorm gea
flint; es tann bereits na9 elmer balben
Stunbe geItiirat unb 5ur Safel ges
bra6t perben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-29
Gin sssintes beuti6es gutum Gin
maftiger Jnftnr.

9iahbriidliber als ie 3uuOr muniht
oas &ssislutiu' Somite bes 3entralbuu.
bss pon Rennipluania ben oeutlben
Stimmssbsru osS Staatss flar ;u mo.
den, psl6e Wtadt iie bilbsn uno aiis'
iiben fOnntsn, wenn lie nur nollen.
limb beSh9lif oieies Wollens fiibrt oas
beiaete SOmlte Sol9enoes aus:
.Deutidlano, Dsutihlano iiber sllles
-lleber 9llleS in Der Welt - Wenn ss
ftsts 3u Shus unb 2ruse - Brii'
berlid 5u M menbaltr 90
iiust uuO ilinst es Sur 3eit gar bdufis
un6 brauieno burd bic 0allen unierer
oeutiben 8ereine, 10 Diro seiungen,
mo INNER Deutihe lih Suiammen flu
ben uno in patriOtii6er Bsseiiteruus
Die Siese Ieieru, bic seseumartis bic
bsutihe armse uno 5lOtts auf ben
S6la4tfeloern uno Wieeren @urOpa's
errin9t.
lluo oa lit Die Srase am Ytas: Sat
elm Seoer, Der 10 iinst, aud oariiber
nah9eoadt. mas er ei9entli6 iinet ?
Sapobl, Oeutiblauo iiber alles, wenn
INNER es rbriioerli6 suiammsnbdlt".
Daber aud bic berrlihen Sie9e iiber
cine S8elt pon Ssinoen, bic oas ge,
einte, itarts uuo ma4ti9 Dsuti6tbum
erriu9t.
p Gber aud bier In ben 8eretuigten
Staaten, un6 gang beionbers i'm Staate
Pennigluanta fiuoet iih elm itartes
Deutihtbum - bisber allsrSiuss lsiOsr
nur Der 3abl nut. 9lu6 baS bielise
Osutldtbum bat SeiuOe rinssum {:
Deuti6enbaB, giatiuismus, Sntole.
rang, Bsi6rdufuus, ia u6lise Beg.
nabme aller periOnlibsn 6reibeiten, mo.
bsrne SiIaperet unb puritunii idss Snu.
tentbum lino es, Die pom alien Seiten
her oraueno oas 9aupt 9essu uns
Dsuti9samerifauer erbsbsn. @olen
mir rubts 5uieben, nie bic SeinOe uus
laneiam, aber ither, einen nad benz
anbern abtbuu, pie iie uniere Serfab'
renbeit, uniere Serriiienbeit ausnussn,
um iblisbli6 uns allen Sflauenfeiisln
anSulesen Soer nollen mir ernatsn
Su Der @rfsuntniB, oaB aud mir Deuti6'
gmerifauer Hbriioerlth juiammenbal'
tsu- miiHeu. nm oem freden @esnsr,
ui6t uur Elm Der 3uhl nad ftariss,
ionoeru elm pirilia itarfss. Elm mddti'
sss, Elm einises DeutiHtbum sntsessn'
wsrfen ju t6nnen.
limb mis brauBeu Denti9lun6 un.
iiberniuoli6 LIT, wenn ss .brhosrlid
Suiammenb1lt~, 70 fann aud unS
Dsutl1 samerifaner feline fein6lids
Ma1t niebernerfeu, penn mir elm einis
Bolt bon Briioern iinb. Sn benz
Sample, ben mir bier;ulanbe ss9sn al
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-29
SpbannisbeeraeIee.

Die Sru9t muB UOllitGnbig troden
Iein unb pirb epentueu apiI9en Siis
6ern oerpllt, bann BON ben Stengeln
geItreift, unh ale 9lGtter entfernt.
Man 9ibt bic 9eeren bann in einen
tpeiBemaillierten &sNel unb aerbriidt
iie nit einem tabsllOs reinen 8artofs
felItampfer, Ioipie iie beib perben, pers
BEN iie no9mals sertampft. Gin fets
mes Saariieb Itelt man iiber cine 9prs
selIanbople, bariiber Elm Stiid Gbeeie
GIotb legen, ben 8eereniaft bineingtes
BEN unb ldngIam, obne gu oriiden, ben
Saft our6loufen laNen, tpobei mon
bin unb ipieber oas Seibtu6 autbebt
uno bic Sru6t bur6Idiittelt; Oridt
man ben Seibbeutel aus, 10. tptro oas
@eIee tribe. Damn miro Der Saft ges
msTen, in eine 8uferoIIe setan uno
ouf iebes pint Soft Elm pint granus
Iierten 3uder Sufiigen; umriibren big
Der 3uder geI6mol5en 1T, oonn aur
5eusr TsBsn. auftO9en luiIen, bonn of
fenen 5euer an 6ie Seite idbieben uno
abT9Gumen; bies ipirb Sluei Wfal iptes
berbolt. Snspif6en bat man bic fnn.
beren @eleeQldTer' in eire Pfanne NIT
beibem @aTer ouf ben Sfen geitslIt,
nm Iie su erlpGrmen, nimmt iie beraus,
fteIlt Iie auf elm Brett uno fiidt onS
@elee in Die beiben @lGIer, itellt ous
Brett in elm Itoubfreies 3immer uno
bebedt iebes @fas nit elmer llnters
taIe ooer feet Elm 9lnsbrett odrduf,
Bis bas @tlee feIgelporOsn 1T. Damn
ouf ieoes 9los stipos pordfin 9ieben
unb nit Dem Ssdsl oes GIaies pers
fhIieben. ,.-..-o...r.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-29
Nbnunge1l.
8eitras 30 sinem interefunteu
Gapitel.
aaS ben ertnnsrnnssn bee SraNr
edlperiH.

Sn ben bp9interefanten Crime
runsen Der @rGfin Sopbie S4perin
eeb. 9rGfin 9Dnboff, Der Ditpe bes
BEL 8elIes2lnianee sefalIenen Sberit
9raf @ilbelm bon S9perin, finbet
fi9 elm merttpiirbiser 8eitrag gum
&apitel Der fonberbaren Qbnungen.
8etanntli9 battle bic 8lii9erfae
@rmee bel ibrem @prmarid auf paris
i'm Dinter 1S13-14 nit Der fran3o'
iii9en &dpalIerie cine Reibe BON 9e'
fe6tsn gu beiteben, Die ni9t INNER 5ls
suniten Der 8erbiinOeten ausftelen. Sn
sinem Oieier Riidaussgefedte, am IA.
Sebruu-, 1874. psri9panb elm aIses
mein seI6Gbter unb beliebter SffiSier,
Maior bon Sppen, i'm 9eorGnse Der
@erfolsuns mitten aus Der Suite bes
SelomaridalIs unb blieb ipurlps pers
f9punOen, 90 man lpeber feline 2eide
nod Iein 9rab sefunoen bat. Gr
bate iih nod furs supOr on Der Sette
bes Sberiten BON S9perin befunben
unb 6ieIem iibsr 8efdperben setlust,
bic ibm bas fdarfe Reiten beruria6te;
oann paren fie setrennt porben. Rod
battle i'm niemano bermiBt, aIs fein
pferb leotg unb nit 8lut bebedt 5u
ben greuBen suriideeIoufen fam, ieis
mes GERM traurises S9idfal Oertiin'
bend. Haafpridunsen, bic fpGter aIls
gefteIIt purbsn, uno bic, tpie es f9eint,
feitens 6es Sauptquartiers ni6t nit
Der piinI9ensperten G5orsfalt betris'
ben puroen, batten fsinen Grfolg.
2lber aub Ionit finb Die 8esleitums
ftGnbe bieIes SalIes mertpiirbig. &ura
aubpr batte Serr bon Sppen Dem @ras
fen S9perin einen Sruum ersGblt,
ipie iein BEL 9ulm gebIiebener Sreuno
Rpeber ibm bic Sanb eereibt unb ges
fdst babe: DNun, bu tpmmit bod aud
balo na62" 0o9 min bies ni9t ulls
aupiel beTdgen, ba berarttge Sraums
pbantaiien in Gbnli6en Situationen
erfabrun9sgemGb bGuFiger gu beoba9s
ten iinb, Merttpiiroissr ift fcIsens
bes:
Gini9e 8o6en nod ienem @ors
falI erbielt Der SeIbmarIdaGl 8lii9er
ppn elmer Dame aus Der &beingegenb,
BET Der Serr BON Sppen lange i'm
Quarter gelegen botte, unb BON mo er
als Sreunb oes SauIes geI6ieben mar,
Elm S6reiben, bas unter ben Sffi5ies
rem bes Sauptquartiers gu pielen @rs
Drterungen 9tnIaB eab. Sppen mar
nit iener Somilie i'm 8riefne9Iel ges
blieben; bas ldngere 9lusbleiben BON
Ia6ri6ten BON feiner Seite unO Elm
unertlGrli6es 3eihen perIeBte Die Sus
milie in bonae 4bnung nm ben gnts
fernten. Sie @uitorre, gu Der er oft
in Sem bGusli6sn &reiIe gefunsen, ers
tDnte pl0bli6, un6 spor nit ben &ldns
gen oes 2ieblingsliebes, bas er, nur
er bort porgetrdgen. .Numenlos err
griffen itiir3te man in bos 3immer,
ous bem bic SOne tamen. Stumm
binq Die @uitorre an ben einiamen
@Gnben; feline Sano bate bic nod
sitternben Saiten beriibrt. @s ma6te
einen ei9enen ginorud, oIs Der Seloz
morIdnu bieien Brief an offener 9as
fel porlos unb elm ieber. Sag uno
Stunbe pereleideno, in bem glugenz
Bid Ses aeiIterartiaen 3eidens ben
BON "Opens 8erI6ptnben ertunnte.
60 Ser 8eri6t Der @rGfin S9pes
rim, bic ftb babel tpobl senuu an bic
perTDnIi6en Mitteilungen hires 9atten
gebaIten bat. Sic felbit mar gu pers
IfGnSnistIor unb rationnIiItiT9 seri9s
tet, nm Ioldeu 8ingen cine metapbps
iif9e 8ebsutung bei3ulsgen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-29
uImer aIDBe.

grot einIdneiben, beibs MiI6 bas
riibsr sieBen, stpei alte &artoffeln baa
gu reiben, Serlafene Butter bariiber,
Elm 81 unb genug 9riesmebl (Sarina)
basu. bpb es einen biden Seis sibt,
cine balbe Stunoe fteben lafen. SaIs
uno MustatnuB bnSu, in iiebenbem
gefolsensm @aFer, tlstne &I0b4en
fiinf5e6n Mtinuten tO9en. Rptes
&raut: I6neibe bas &ruut fein, made
elm Stiid S9peineidmulS beiB. uno
6Gmpfe es nit etipas 3piebeln ipei4,
Itreue elm tpenig Mebl buriiber unb
Pfeffer uuo Sal5, SuleBt elm tpenig
gfiig. &ufi ober marin gu efen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-29
Tiir 9ans llnD
Slide.
III er 8 ans.

Ha9bem Die 9nns ausgenDmmen,
sersinist, innen uno auBen nit Sol5
unb pfeffer gut einserisben 1T, pirb
fie nit OieIer SiilIe sefiillt. Gin ball
bes @eibbrot pirb in Dufer einses
ipsidt, pieber gut aussebriidt, NIT
benz Magen. Ser5, 2eber. brei 8artOfs
fetn. brei 3piebeln, elm Uiertel Yfunb
Sped fein seipiest. Pfeffer. Sal5 uno
etipas Maioran baau sefiillt. 5ugez
nGbt, unb i'm Sfen Iansium nit etipas
WoHer 5tpeiunbsinbalb Stunben sez
braten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-29
: Der fran,6iilfe Dampfer .Wfari

= Der franlOiiIfe Dampfer rWfaris
9snriette@ 1T, nis Der Si9ualitation
auf Der Sniel 0isbt mitsetbeilt fpurbe,
bel Sap Sarflenr, 1S Meilen 6fttib BON
SberbOnrg, auf ben Strano gelaufen
uno befinoet iid In GROCER @sfahr. sln
BorS bes Sdiffss iOGlsn fid pisls fran.
3Siif4e Verwnnoste bsfinosu, bic BON
osm SHlahtfslbe In Slanbern nab oem
y'orSsn BON 5ranirsi6 transpOrtirt
Deroen lolltsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-29

Cine Seier sur @rtnnerung an ben
i9IeiiIden Didter 9lnorsas @rppbius
plant fir bas Sobr 1916, in bas Ser
800idbrise Gteburtstas bes 9i9ters
FGlIt, Der Mugiitrot bon @losau, Der
Seburtsitoot Srppbius'.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-20
AmoIox Cures
Skin Diseases

Stops itching instantly, drives out all
skin eruptions. Do not suffer unbear-
able torture Of eczema and other skin
diseases. Amolox is the prescription
Of we'll known doctor who has used
it with remarkable success in his
private practice and now for the first
time is offered to all sufferers from
eczema, letter, psoriasis, ringworm,
acne, pimples and all skin eruptions.
j F. Kiedaisch & Son, and dealers
everywhere sell Amolox on a guaran.
tee to refund your money If it fails
to give satisfaction. Just wash the
skin with a few drops of this remark
able clean prescription: all itch and
burning stops instantly. 1t softens
and emoothes the skin, SO you can
rest and sleep. Trial size 80 cents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-20
ASKING CHURCHES
TO AID IN FUND
mayor Receives Message Requesting
Him to Interest oil Pastors OF
City in Matter Of Re-
lief Collections.
ANNOUNCE IT SUNDAY
Thanksgiving Day Offerings VIII be
Acceptable According to This
Dispatch and May be
Given.
ANNOUNCE IT SUNDAY

The Belgian relief committee wants
THANKSGIVING day offerings from the
churches. Mayor Moorhead received
a telegram from F. j. Kuhlmeier of
Burlington today, In which the chair
man of the Belgian relief committee
asks that the mayor notify all Of the
ministers of the city to this effect.
The dispatch received today reads
as follows:
THE Belgian relief association OF
Iowa under the appointment of Coy
ernor Clarke is appealing to the peopis
for cash donations. Kindly interest
every minister regardless Of creed,
and have him announce from thu pull
pit on Sunday that the Thanksgiving
offerings would be acceptable. Send
collections to w. G. Brown at Des
Moines, and corn donations will be
received at the elevators
Keokuk ministers will be ASKED to
take some action in this matter next
Sunday, and there is little doubt hnt
that the Thanksgiving offering which
will be taken at the union services can
be devoted to this cause.
The committee will not send the
money out OF the state. 1t will be
used for the purchase of corn.
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Cause Of Editors Death.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
PEORIA, ILL.,, Nov. 20.-Injuries he
received In a fight with Attorney
Giles Keithley probably caused the
fatal illness of Editor E. F. Baldwin,
according to DR.. Frank E. Baldwin,
son of the decedent, who testified to-
day at the inquest. The witness said
his father told him Keithley kicked
him in the side and at the base of the
spine while he was on the ground.
County Physician w. L. Houghland
declared that Baldwin died OF uraemic
poisoning and septic condition Of the
kidney. He said the disease Of the
kidneys might have been of recent de-
velopment or might have been of Ions
standing.
The inquest was adjourned until
tomorrow morning, when other phys.
icians will give opinion as to the al.
legged connection of the assault with
the editors death. zae a
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SjeoeI on Trial,

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
GENESEO, N. Y, Nov. 20.-Presi-
dent Alexander of the National bank
today gave the most damaging testf-
mony agains merchant prince siegel.
It was from the National bank that
,Siegel got the loan on which is based
the larceny Indictment against him.
~ first met siegel in 1903" explained
Alexander. "Mr. Howell, one Of our
men, was present. Siegel wanted an
additional 100000 loan. Howell and
I told him we had heard disquieting
rumors about his stores. Siegel was
very indignant. We told him we were
particularly anxious about the finan-
cial interest Of his Fourteenth street
store because OF 100000 already
owned us from that establishment.
Siegel holly denied any troubles. He
said the Fourteenth street store was
making money.
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FOR HI AID COLDS OR
ANY CATARRH I'LL

Surely use Hyomei; 1t quickly
clears the head, stops the disagree
able nasal discharges, soothes and
heals the Infancy lining OF the air
passages-you feel better at once.
When your nostrils are clogged'
you suffer with dull headaches, or
have that constant frog in the throat,
Hyomei is the remedy that will give
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ing relief possible-it goes right to
the cause of the trouble and quickly
ends your misery. You simply breathe
Hyomei, using the small inhaler that
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Hyomei Immediately reaches all the
raw and inflamed tissues lining the
nose and throat driving out the pois-
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spots-dull headaches vanish-you
breathe freely. Even the worst cases
respond quickly. 1t Is impossible to
use Hyomei and not be Immediately
benefited
Hyomei can be had from Wilkinson
& Co, and Is very inexpensive.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-20
An Official Report.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
BERLIN, Nov. 20. (Via the Hague.)
progress Of the fighting
south Of Plock with the Russians con.
tinuing their retreat to the northwest
of this point, is reported in the Of
fetal statement from the German war
office today. At LODI and east OF
Czenstochowas, fighting is still in
progress, neither side having gained
the advantage.
There is no change in the western
campaign" the statement declares.
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FOOD SQUIRTING IN
STOMACH CAUSES
INDIGESTION, GAS
'Pape's Diapepsin" ends all
stomach distress in five
minutes

Wonder what upset your stomach
which portion Of the food did the
damage-do you? Well. don't bother.
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Jumps; head dizzy and aches; belch
gases and breath foul, tongue coated
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foods without fear.
If your stomach doesn't take care
of your liberal limit without rehe.-
lion; If your food is a damage Instead
of help, remember the quickest,
surest, most harmless relief is Pape's
Diapepsin which costs only fifty cents
for a large case at drug stores. It's
truly wonderful digests food and
sets things straight. SO gently and
easily that 1t is really astonishing.
Please, for your sake, don't go .on
and on with weak, sdisordered stom-
ach; it's so unnecessary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-20
BLAME HEADLIGHTS
FOR WILEY'S DEATH
Automobile Standing Still and Light
from Train Believed to Have
Confused Him.

That confusion Of headlights on
an automobile and the train which
had just come into sight around a
curve caused George Wiley to become
confused and drive on the Wabash
track Is the theory advanced by Car
thage people. The Carthage Republi-
can says: IS -s.s
George Wylie, returning home from
Keokuk Saturday evening with mule
team and wagon Of empty chicken
coops, was struck at the crossing just
west of Elvaston by the west bound
Wabash passenger train and was In
stantly killed. Both mules were also
killed and wagon and contents wreck
ed. George Wylie was the last of -four
team outfits coming home from Keo
kuk from delivering chickens for Roy
Weaver. Mr.. Weaver in buggy was
right behind Wylie as they approach
ed the crossing. He saw the train
coming and supposed Wylie was wait
ing for the train to pass. The next
thing he saw was Wylie's outfit 60
up in the air at the impact from the
engine.
There was an automobile near the
crossing waiting for the train and as
the light from the train headlight
does not shine on the crossing until
the train swings around slight curve,
Wylie must have become confused
and Gid not realize where he was. The
train was going rapidly and quick
action would have heen dffficult even
by a cool headed resourceful driver.