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SOoesi6atten.

Hrbbcn - Sn Sotab oriiben if,
ple cine tur5e Nndriht meloet. Der all
beIiebte 5armer Sobn 8obben mad
fur5er &rantbeit mt nod in Ser 8lutbe
Der Sabre 9eitOrben. @enn es ie einen
auten uno liebenswiiroigen Mann aui
Groen CAB 10 mar es fiber Spbann
HObben. unb nub ser yg~toroltern" bes
trauert lein S6eioen 0 9auSem Ser
sen. @bre ietnem Nnoenfen!
Wlsun - 6ier itarb nad lanaent
2eiOen Sri. Grtberine Mlsna
non @baiebl.r9, q Sabre alt. 0os
8s9rdbnlB lit BON Der st. Mta 0's
Stride aus.
3. 6. Gbenep, SuperintenH, NJ
oes Observation-Disclosures ser .N}a.
uantee" 'Snbn, lit in Chicago aeitD oen.
&r mar irilber uieIe Sabre Snperiuhns
bent Der Ga GrOiie 2ipiiion uno Sab.e
lang SiIfss@ eneralsS Superintendent Der
Sabn. @r erreidte Elm NIter uon go
Sabren.
Sri. SOiepbine Seller Itarb
in einem bieii9en 6pipitoI i'm Nlter pon
62 Sabren. BON ? Shmeltern betrauert
- 6rau @Iiiabetb Shiffsr uno 6rall
Nnna Beters. Die 8eitattung geltab
auI Dem tatboliiten 6rieobois.
5rau Warp 8aro5ensti opr
1omn Shelby ltarb am 3ienitae in
einem blelisen Solpital. 9as 8e9rdb.
nib flnoet beute Wpr9en pom 6auIe
thrsr GItern, 0rn. uno 5rau Hrjpmostl,
1916 Blnneba9o StraBe, aug itatt.
Sn einem bielisen Spital fart
5ranf Sowes BON Nsm Nlbit
unten. % Sabre aIt unb Ieoig; CT wirb
in Nep Nlbin beItattet.
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bin5u. Dab cine BOnogeisQibaft ODER
smsi @runOsissntbumsbeiiBe Gree
hoIbers) ben BOro unter5ei6neE ions
men.
sd babe tsin @utnhtsn ub9s9eben.
onB cine 8onoseieaitait sinen 8lrtbs'
Ii5ensbOno Hidt unterbei6nen tOnnte, "
erfIdrte er, rim @sssnlbeII, i'd babe mig
@eneralanuaIt Gilbert onfir sebnIten.
baB elm @irtbsIi5en5bono BON elmer
lol6su 8eieuidaft 9elteut iueroen fam.
Gie W%teIoung. onb oieies Department
entidisoen babe. Dab Bombs BON 8Ono.
geieui6nitsn fIr 8irtbe unseieslif
mdren, 1T nbiolut inllh."
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liz Gs aibt mauderlci McSi.

FE y
jihen; etltfe ofrltlben ltno. tros oes
9oben 8rstleS. uuo auer 8eriprehuns
gen ihrer 0eriieuer, nutIos iir Die
Selosnoen. pelhe lbc 8~ertrauem oarin
Qeieet baben; nnoere brln9eu. lbrer
mlrtlih heiIenoen @lQenlhaitrn
rpe8el, lbren 6erltellern nlft alIein
nobiUeroienten uno oausrnoen Hubm,
lonoern audi Die Segenswlnihe Der
8ebtauher. 6ornl's Nlpentrduter az.
bort Su ben lebleren; es lplrtt bel SUNG
uno AIt 9ielbmaBis m%obltbueno. 0le
Gdntldrelbeu. melhe ben 6eritellern,
Qr. Heter 5abrusp & Sons So, III
0ht'sJo. aus alien IbetIeu Der Ser.
elnl9ten Staoten Sugeben. limb Scr bette
Selurta fir Ole &oriiise oieisr NteoNiu.
6ornt's NIpsntrdutsr lit in Gauieuoen
oon Sdulern e,ne nnentbebrlihe 6dmis
liens9J|eoliln 9eiporoeu. uuo es usrolent
oa4 &ertraueu Der Qeute. aeine Npcs
tbeier'4ieotSin, SpeSol.N9sut3n lies
ttrn IS Dem Yublltum. Man lhretbe
on u. Better 5ubrnrp x Spus 60,
Ii - 90. 0opne 0pe.. Chicago, III.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-05
lie itnatlid,c 9~aHerfommiIiion.

oeren 8~oriiBenoer Senator IeasoaIe
1T. piro NOD sluet llnteriudunsen abe
balten unO 5luar cine in WtaojiOn, uno
bic anoe.e in Miluautee. 3te Gage,
marn Die llnteriuhuugen ltattftnoen.
lino nod nttt ieit9sieBt wOrben Bon
ben $4,000. Die uCu Der @eieBgebun9
fir oisie llnteriudun9en bereJt geIteQt
poroen maren. lino bereits 5000 uer'
unteriudt uno perplsmpert moroen
Der gu erwGrtenoe seorufie BerihI
ALIEN miro gsgen $1,000 toIten, mo
cub er wlro ALIEN Gtmenen nab riut
ole 8nb" ieln.
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9eirat6s=0

Gin Siam BON AZ Sahren, aus Galiior'
MEN aebiirti9, 3 SUB II 3pG bod, 1870 Yfo.
@epiht, BON un9enehmen Mauiereu .beliebt
bel Nllen, peoer 5rinter nod &au6er, iuht
ais 2ebensaefdbrtin elm Mdohen obrr
@ittpe stuiiden % bis So Sahreu; muB
quite 9ausbdltcrin, ppn u1beifoltenem 3uie
uno o%ertrn9lid1rm Gbnratter iein; %prsilQe
ndren bIaue Nugen uno etnas muifaItite
8ilouns; Ieine %Satbplitin. Siierent beiist
@runoeigerthum I'M QQerlbe BON iibfr
$4,000. Srieie Nett &bptos. bel Nrgube
mo Die 7nme su iprfdeu lit, bis sum 70. bs.
inter Gbiiire IS. u. O a." Su aereiiiren
care yAlproltern", ga Grp1ie, isis.
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Morogeft1moniB

Morogeftanonis. 8nlpb StuIB,
elmer Der bstosn l9sjdbrisen inn8en
geute. psIhe messu Der @rnoroung
pom Ola alorum pom @ilmantou oes
Wioroes i'm eriteu 8raoe augetIa9t limb.
bat Dor @eritt in Nlma Den Wioro
elnaeItauoen. @r fl9te aber bel. baB er
uno ieju Mitihuloiger. Ralpb Glart,
5ur Belt Der Gbat betruntem 9epeien
lien. uno nannte Den gtamen oes Wlau'
mes. tpel6er lbnen an9ebIl3 8blstep
9%stnuit babe.
8ihter 3bompiOn u~erurtbeilte am
Montag 9beno ben 5wan5islabrigen
3alpb @lnrt ben Sobn zines Npolbe'
terS aus @ilmdntOn. gu finiunb5mans
GIG Sabrsn uno beiien aumpan 8dlpb
S6ulb, BEN neuu5ebnjdbrigen Sobn
zines ,5armets aus 4incoln I'M Buffalo
Gountp. gu 5pon5l9 3dbren 3udtbaus.
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NBtice to Gre IitOrs.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, L.
County Court, La Crosse County. "
IN PROBATE.
In the matter of the estate of Albertina Thurow.
late of the City of La Crosse, in said County,
deceased.
Letters of administration in said matter having
been granted u Julius Thurow of the City Of La
Crosse IN SAID County, notice is hereby given that
six months after the Bird day Of June A. D.. 1914
are allowed to creditors to present their claims
against said deceased for examination ard allow
ance; and that said Court viii on the 9th day of
January A. D.. 1915, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of said day
at the Court Room of said Court in the Courthouse
in the City of La Crosse, in said County. examine
and adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against said deceased.
BY the Court,
JOHN BRfNDLFY,
County Judge.
Dated this 3r5 day of June 1914.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-05
4as Miiiion Suuie Goneae,

6as dlteiie @r5isbunssinltitut Der rec
formirten STRIDE in ben Der. Stoateu,
uno peIhes gu lihern man il6 pOr
siui9en Monaten in Ga GrOlie 10 pieIe
uno o%fienbor BON Nufan9 an pergeblide
0tlbe CAB, miro lebt en99iiltig pcn
6rGnt.ih mad Der naben Staot g bes
bUD9au cerIe9t weroen. Ils qebrs
o~nitaIl tatte lid BORT o. Sabre beiuns
Den. Cbtge Nahriht iuuroe uou
YaitOr VI. Is. 3ablman bstannt ges
geben, Der 5um HroIeiioreus lopIe gum
GpnooiaIcplIe9ium 9eb0rt. QeBteres
Uar III 9ancaiter. ga. in SiBuna uno
ertbelIte nuf oerielben in lslner @igsn'
idait ais bo6ite 3ultau5 ote GrIaubnlB
gu Der lleberlieoeluna Der Nnitalt udt
Sbebopsan. Ger Ytau eiller Sarle.
sung Der Nnitolt mar beteits orel
Sabre binourh I'M Gang.
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0rnnoeigentbulna=M arft.

6olgenbe @runoei9entbums 8 llebers
tra9ungen wuroen in Den lssten 3asen
u0rgenOmmen:
Wurn Sane Ri6urbion an Gusuit Seler,
SellBtbum IN Bangor $l.00
Nusuit 0erItng, Nmelin zimmerman uno
NiIoa Cor an y. VI. Sdfel, @igentbum in
@speripn uno 8urns' Qo6itlon.. -. $3.50
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-05
T~eriOmalia.

6r. uno SSrau @ui #. 6 10 iinh bel
Nrn. @pe's Mtutter bier gu bodlt mitltonl.
menem Seiud angctommen.
6rau 3. &arel BON M~ilmnutee, Die
@attln ofs oenptratiiben @ouuer.
ileurs Ganeioaten, 1T i'm G%lternbnuie bier
81 Befuh ein9etrofien.
Srau Nr a QdnQen d. urt
Scbn BON @eit 8euo, isis, beiuten ibre
bleligen &ermanoten.
SSran Sid uno ihre Sobnben ppr
&eit Seno limo im %@Iternbauie bier gu sc.
iut.
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9lns aanias idlreibt uns nnier

otter Jtsuno uno YoroiternsGeler Wen'
jel Babner u. q. J~olgenoss:
nSm Nprit nod batten mir iebr
lhle6ts @rntsau&ii6ten. Der 8eiSen
ltanb iait gum 3Oot9ebsn, uber Der
MOnnt Mat bat 9utsn 8anosl 9si6nf.
fen NIT leiuem fortpabrenosu 6tmmsls'
mas, jest lit bier 2llss in gutter 9aune,
uno luenia ooer nihts lit gu WiInihen
ibrig. Nber . robibitiOn lit lel'
Der INNER mod an Der 3a9esOronune
i'll @anln3.
2oae il ga Groiie pom Ssrjen srii'
Beno. 9br
MenSel 8atner."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-05
scr Werbano eer gpiscpniimer

90u..ipclerts, Die NlsconFn OonnlD
Glerfs' 2(TiOciatiOn, wiro am IL. II.
un6 IS. SUM- bier in ga Groiie l6ren
neuntsn Sabresforpent nbbaIten. @ls
ner Der intereianteiten Bortra9e, bic
aui ben Slbunssn 9sbaIten perofn.
Ourite Der BON 4ouis u. 8iouIe, Dem
@ountpclerf BON UilIpautee, ieln.
0ioule Wlro iibsr 6as eu9enetis
ibe 0eiratbs9eieb reoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-05
So6ieitsglofrn.

Die foIgenoen Seiratbs'G rlaubniBs
Idetne puroen BON @%ountpclert SoIis
uette aus9eltelt:
@lemens SaB uou Nprpnlf uno
s NINA j reismutb BON ga @roile.
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ga GroTier a~eiuinnt

Nu OIUWtt UtIUIHHI' NHF UN"'
Z. idbrli6en S6ieB'@Ontsit oes SO
groIie Gun Clubs gspann 9lpoe s.
U1itheQ BON bier. Elm BrOieiiiOneler,
Den erlten 8rels. inoem er BON $50
Steibeu l46 brad. Ter bette DiIet'
tanten.S dlbe mo 8. 8. BreeS BON
Qancaiter, @is.. nit l41. GIN Sonn'
tag er5islts SOispb u. 8ortI bel Dem
reeeImdBigsn S6leBen NIT % oon 50
bic b6dite 9eiituns.
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Stcne auf elmer 9Snrm aeiudt.

Cine chen ein0emnnoerte oeutite So
Mile, beitfhcnr aus Monn. Srau uno einem
attIdbriGen SUbue, iutt Nrbe't aui elmer
6Grm. Ser Mionn lit EN- gutter Mt!ter uno
Die Srau oerteht iih auf @ausarbeit. Ste
SFute lino perld6lib unb treu. unb tons
rem 9Ieih nrtreten. Nlbreiie: s 0 b Il II II
@cn5e, 324 Caledonia Str, So 9rplie.
&is.
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8onOs fir Mirtbe.
Scld5c BON @OHoaeicMhaiten eben
fails ais gnItis bc5eihnct.

s%neralanlJaIt Nals
ter s. Gmen bat
ieBt bic ibm 5uges
ihrisbene @rtlas
runs. baB Bomb
9eisa d niht
ais Burssn fur
@irtbs %iunsirsn
%t0nnen, in Nbreoe
geitsQt. @r fu9te
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50 6.
Standardization fir ,Sarmer.

Sauiirerlicenien fir SSarmer.
BieIe 5armsr. bic ibrs @oaren mad
ben Staoten gum 8ertauf bringen.
mir6 es iatersiiiren su b6rsn. 6nB iie
cine SouGrerlicenS babsn maisu. Gin
babin 9ebenoes @utadlten puroe jest
pom @enfraInnmalt Omen in Maoiion
bsfnnnt gsgeben. nobosm Der StnatS'
ihaBmeiiter UNI Gin Iolbes @utadieu
gebeten bate.
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Sergniigungs=@egweiic

Miajcfic. 3eoen Nbenb uno .eoen Nad-
mitiag &auoeuiue @oriielungen.
Siiou. 3eoen Radmittag unO Gben9
SraHoelblloer.
$gric. 9eoeH NadHIitta9 uuo abeno
&dnoelbIloer.
Caiinp. Seoen 9afmiitas uno aben6
9Sanoelbiloer.
Gtar. 9eben 8admittng uno @benn
sSdnoelbtloer.
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Tie critic Special . Sod5eits.

licens in 50 Grolie GountD In oleiem
Sabre Wuroe ourh 6itter 8rinoIsp
Geo. NnoerIon. SObn BON 8eu. &ass
mus Nnoerisn pom bier. ausgeiteat.
Die Brnut uar SRI. !6ilopr Mos pom
Der giorbieite. Nqe8 nar CUR 6odSeit
porbereitet. Der Brduti9am aber bate
Die g,iebIih pOrssi6riebsne 5'tasi9e
8nrtejeit per9eien.
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rrtanftn

Cine CUTE 6arm lit inter siinitiasn
Seoinaunsen su uertauien, pier Weilen
upn Gomub. @is.. selesen; so older.
oapon 65 Nder cultipirt; s 3immer
Saus; ueuer Stall nit @roseidoB
@inomuble; Corn Cribs; @ranerp;
9aes mas fir cine 6arm nptbtpenoig
lit. S9rei6t an
5. 70 ettfein,
u. |, Tomab. 8is.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-05

H- Yer @'eIoer su ntd6lgen Yiuien i.is
ben mt hte, einen psrla6Iiten Hothg,ber ilr
3eeos uuo Mortsnses brnuht. ODER @ele
lui quite Siherheit ausieibsu min, tpenoe
lid an VI. &. Sidiih POS z. 4. Stra6e.
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SemtlIl9un3en FIR Scam
ten.

9aut @mpieblung Ser s%uItdnoiaen
Nusi6lIie wurbe oas 8ebaIt beg 0roBs
lstretars uOn $1,000 anf $1,000 per
Sobr erb0bt uno benz 0roBmeilter uurs
ben $500 fir ieime perl0nli9en Nass
lnsen i'm Sntereiie oes Sr6ens pdbrsno
beg tonmenoen Sabres CUR Yerfugun9
9eiteat.
Ole mad Il 9Onoentionss
ltaot.
0tonitotpoc uno gau Claire beuur.
ben iih beibe UNI bic 8ruBloae i'm
tOmmenoen Sabre; BON Manitopcc
tpnren Gtn.oOun9sidreiben pom Bir.
9ermetiter. Der 8irssruereinigung uno
Der T%ereinisun9 Der &auf.sute einge.
sansen. unb bic Gelesaten BON bort
nteritilsten bic ~@inlaounsen in be.
reoten Worten. Bei Der Stimmenab.
9abe puroe Bonn auh Manitoluoc nit
acknowledgement Mebrbeit ilber eau
Claire our GOnpentionsitaot in 1915
aRserieben.
Ter COMPROMISING cuff Dem Batter
Der StrDme seitern Nahmittas biloete
stnen @lan5punft Der 8uiammentunft,
uno erwies iiA fir ollie als elm @enu6,
ebenio uie Der 8aI am MittmoG 4beno
IN 3inter's Salle, truB Der 6ibe. Gum
S6lulie . muroen paIienoe 3elplutiouen
eailirt. So @roiie fir erpielene @oit.
freunbidnit uno bsrSIihe 2lufnabme in
ber5Iiden 8orten ben 2nnf Naer aus.
ipredeno.
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Dir 0rnblogr brr
OSh Eeuums.
Scr Croen ocrfiiqt ubcr POS SOscu
NIT einer Wsitgiieoer5abl BON
1912 i'm Staate.

ner groBen Betheili'
gung bate lid Die
IS. Sabre
oer @rOBlOse bes
Stantes @iseoniin
oes Snoepenoent
CrOsr Of Dob Gel.
long uno Die 80.
3abres iiBuns Der
Htbsttabs I6emblp.
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ltuier nielieitiser liuineriitdts.

ltuier nielieitiger liuineriitGtss
Erdlioent! Is paIiirt uns ungefdbr
Deoe 8ohe etnmal. oaB mir irgsno cine
ansmartlge 3eitung aulmaden uno oas
rim etnen Beriht iinosn iiber einen
8ortrag. ben Brofeiior Ban 6iie. Der
Hralioent unierer Staatsuniperlitdt, in
Der b%etrsffenoen Staot 9sbalten bat. 10
ld)retbt Die Viii. 8erm., uno mir Itins
men odmlt gang therein. Nsutid errors
terie er IN st. Houts oas I%rultproblem.
Nber aud utele anoere Jra9en, Die els
gentIth nit Dem 2ehrplau Der llniuers
lltat nlhts Su lbdlien bdben. Qeh0ren
81 lelHem Repertolr. @r lhetnt forls
iodbreuo unterwegS III lsln. % oieie
&ortro8e beinbIt luerosn, mlien wir
uldlt. IS geht II auh lhtieBljh
nldts nn. Wunoeru nber miiiisn luir
uns oot oaruber. oaB letue 3Iatigteu
IN Wfaotlou Ibm 3eIt labt. 10 piele 3isis
lsa 81 MAIDEN. Sit Die 5isQung oes
Htdtoeuten Der Stautahniuerlitat etne
10 unUtdti9e. oaB Ibr 9nbnber 10 Oft
HOiteu UerIaiieu tluu. obne 6aB
qroBe uuo uu5 itbr ,.beure"
6stoun8@duitalt, heren C~bsrbdupt IT
ut, oarGnter Ietost?
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tE- Ser bette Sutihen. uuo @eoddi
Dngeuolcnit in Ger Stoot mirn Shnen ppr
Der Batewnp @itp : ranser 4 0
aeiieiert. Ybpnes 179.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-05

Giue Glfe Ztnbentin. 5rou @mp
3. &IHlblp, bic 81 abri9e Stu
oentlu Der 5taatsuniuerlitat in Maois
ion uno mpbt Die dlieite Stuoirenoe
Der geinmmten Ser. Staaten. nitro @noe
bieies Semeiter8 Maoiion ben Riifeu
tebren. Den eriten 35ell Der gro6en
5erien miro lie an Der Stont5unlpetiis
tai pon Ohio p%erbringen, an Der tie
friber orsl Sabre btnourh ltuo,rt
bate. 6ernoh 9eoentt Die nlte Dame
eIue G%uropareiie an5utrsten. Sm nd6s
item Jahr miro Jrau 8iuibip leoeu'
iaaS Die Sainoiier Stontsuniueriitat in
urbnnd be5Ieben. Sic ltstnt Dem
8runoldbe gu buIoigen ooB mnn Iebt
UNI 3u Iernen, itatt umsetsbrt
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8efmdftssHutisen.

ty- g. 9. San Nuten, @erlit.runas.
N9eut 8itrsihaits' ooer Siderteits.8ono
32S Henrl StrnBe.
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2lencIte Rn5ei0en.
aleine SDriialaHjetgen ioittn:

MItIHt SVt3IHIHH5tIBtH IUNtN.
~ 9sprie cher iDeu.aer - Gents
II bNs Il gSprte. .........3 81 Gents.
rs bis 20 " urte...... .. 40 gents.
81 bis 25 gScrte. 50 Gents.
useer Is BOEts 2 9euts pro sSDrt.
Tie @orte uNerlnHet". .Su pertanieA" I'm per
l1iethen" .Yartuer uerlnnst~ II. I. NJ, ION is bic
Aonrelen iinb Elm Theil Der NnSeigeu unh niuifen bel
Breiss BeredlHuna ats SSorte HlitaesahIt metben.
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"a NohI!

Cine piisntIihe Trlfuns BON WprIis
tan,en iir Mltslieoihait in Dem Boil.
Setospartement Der Stant ga groiie.
@is. pIro am 2puneritas. Dem II.
SUM-. NbenoS uri 5 llbr in Der Staots
bale abgebaltsh iueroen.
Gatb Der Nolisei' uuo Ieneriue br:
GpmmiIdre.
6. 9. Gotham, Sstretdr.
ga Groiis. 8iS.. 4. Stunt 1914.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-12
WORRY IS POISON.

Worry, like hate, anger, envy and
all other depressing emotions, is a
poison, declares the Battle Creek Idea.
1t is short circuit which burns out
the mental batteries and destroys the
power for useful activity. 1t is of little
use, however, to tell the neurasthenic
not to worry. He suffers from worry
just as he suffers from headache and
cold hands and feet and other mis-
cries. The neurasthenic worries not
because he wishes to but because his
mind operates in this disordere6 fash
ion in spite of his desire to the con-
trary. He can no more help worry.
ing by voluntary effort than he can
stop the smarting OF a burn Or the
itching of mosquito bite by men
tai effort. Nevertheless. the patient
can do much to help himself out OF
the worry habit by an effort to cult.
vate an optimistic view Of life in gen.
eral and in each particular situation
that presents itself.
Worry, like "the blues" is generally
due to chronic poisoning, the cure of
which changes the color of the men
tai sky and lifts the patient into
sunny and peaceful atmosphere.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-12
ELECTRICAL KNOWLEDGE.

No longer is there any mystery
about electricity And it seems a
strange coincidence, attesting the
rapid growth of electrical appliances,
that the very school boys seems to be
perfectly familiar and unawed by the
mysteries of the current which seem
so profound to the older generations.
The day of mystery has passed for
electricity. The very school boys are
up to the minute in matters electrical.
Some of the best wireless stations are
now built and operated by school boys,
and wireless is hardest of all to un-
derstand in matters electrical.
A few years ago electricity was
classed with the mysterious. the un.
movable. Most folk were afraid OF
it-afraid because they did not under.
stand. Today this mystery has been
cleared away. Electric lights, cleo.
trio motors, power stations, transmits.
sion lines, heating and cooking de-
vices, are common the country over
They are understood and appreciated.
The public has been educated to I'M
derstand electricity. Electrical mat
tiers have been made plain to news.
papers and magazines, electrical
things are written as commonplace in
story and song. Men and women
speak of these things with authority
and understanding.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-12
Samples Free by Mail
WHY DOES A BOY LEAVE
Grhnnl

Why does boy leave school with
out completing his high school educa'
ton?
This is the question which Profes.
sor Robert E. Reinow of the Univer-
sity Of Iowa, will attempt to solve
this summer in an exhaustive investi-
cation conducted under the direction
Of the extension division OF the state
university.
Professor Rienow, who is assistant
dean of men In the university, will
gather data concerning 1000 indivi-
dual cases OF youths in Iowa from the
ages of ~ to 20 who left the class
room before receiving diploma from
the high school.
The complete vocational history OF
each case will be compiled by Profess
sor Rienow. He will trace the record
of the boy from the time he left
school to the present day. in an effort
to ascertain the cause which led to
the desertion of scholastic instruction
and also to find out how successful
the boy has been in subsequent work.
Professor Rienow will concentrate
on the larger cities, and assistants
will be appointed to gather data in
the smaller towns Of the state.
The collected data will be published
in bulletin form under the direction
of o. e. Klingaman, head of the ex-
tension division.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-12

Representative James R. Mann Of
Chicago, republican leader OF the
house Of representatives, is being
groomed by republican leaders in
Washington for the presidential non;-
nation in 1916, according to cloak
room gossip. In the event of heavy
republican gains in November, Mr..
Mann is to be the contender with Col
onel Roosevelt. Backed by the
mighty influence Of the house re-
publican organization, Mr.. Mann is
put forth, SO the story goes, az the
one candidate most likely to stem the
Roosevelt tide and as an acceptable
compromise candidate for both the
radicals and conservatives Of the re-
publican party. The republicanism of
Mr.. Mann is unquestioned even by
the most aggressive Of the Roosevelt
followers. His independence. while
working strictly in party harness, Is
admitted by republican standpatters
His progressiveness was proved in
his vote against the Payne-Aldrich tar
if bill, then and now considered the
test of the party fealty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-12
EXAMINES PLANKTON
OF LAKE COOPER
Fisheries Bureau Expert will Study
This Microscopic Food Of
Small Fish.


An interesting work is being done
by Prof. Alfred "A. Doolittle Of Wash
ington, D. c., who is accompanied by
his assistant Mr.. Benz. P. Steele
Prof. Doolittle Is an assistant
in the United States bureau
of fisheries and has come
here to make an examination of the
planktcn OF Lake Cooper. Plankton is
the microscopic food of the small
fishes which feed the larger ones and
hence is the basis of fisheries. Plank
ton consists OF small crustacea and
swimming microscopic animals grow
ing often in conjunction with plant
life. The small FISH and some Of the
larger ones live on these little par.
ticles which in favorable localities
fairly swarm.
The fisheries department makes in.
vestigation of this sort in all parts Of
the country where the fisheries are
of Importance. Prof. Doolitt1e is ac-
companied by Mrs. Doolittle and will
be here for several days when he
goes to Nauvoo for q period to further
study the conditions in the lake. He
has been assigned an ONCE in the
temporary U. S.. engineer ONCE by
Major Meigs where he carries on his
work.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-12
ENGLISH LAX ON FOOD LAWS.

The United States cure food laws
are held up as model by Alfred
Moore, secretary Of the British Pure
Food and Health Society, who up
braids the Englishman for his apathy
along this line. The British public,
he says, is defrauded of over $780,
100000 annually through adulterated
foods. yet refuses to take the slight
est interest in protective laws.
I'm England" asserts Mr. Moore.
"the people seem to prefer to go on
having plaster Paris in their flour,
foreign fats and unwholesome preser-
natives in their butter. imitation
cream, cheese with the rind made OF
barytes and tallow, redried tea leaves
instead of tea, chicory instead of COT
fee. starch and powdered bean shell
instead of cocoa, French chalk mas
querading as rice, water and salt
cylic acid as wine, and so on ad naus-
cam"
Besides adulteration, Mr.. Moore
charges that the people also tolerate
filthy ways of handling foods, such
as carting meat uncovered through
the streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-12

Graphite or plumbago, next to dia-
mond the most refractory OF all var
ieties of carbon, is a mineral OF great
and increasing Industrial importance.
The Island of Ceylon, off the coas. of
India, is the worlds greatest graphite
producing center and the United
States absorbs about one-half Of its
product. Other far-off countries that
contribute graphite to our industries
are Korea, in western Asia, and the
French island OF Madagascar, off the
east coast of Africa, and in spite Of
political upheavels northern Mexico
has continued to contribute important
supplies.