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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09
NrInnnlrr 1rnlidlrr ncilpr6rn.

eoInmtns, J}cb., Il Dat picr
lit Scrmann 7, Celrids, @roiiOcut
acT 0terdlants 9latioudl BAIT, mad
ldnacrem Seioeh geitorbclt Gr &c.
Forte 10 ocn Eioniercn Der Staot
mo NOR itper reid. ,Sn Shles.
mig Nolltcin gc6crcn uuo erJogcu.
fdm CT als iunger Niann nah ame-
rita mt0 lieB iid in Columbus ME.
Der. 5einr t9attin iit linn Dor 5rpci
sabrcH irI 1o0e pornngeadngen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09
Grobrbrn aat
9n(tl Si,iIitn!
yieIe glirnidIsn nm'S ec6cn arfOm'
men, nnS tin SnbrnO Tor.
ffr jeriturt.

eontanio, Si3ilicu, .. Nlai.
eiu hcftiges Ur0bc6cn. mcIdee Dem
oes ,slbrcs 1908 icbr abnlid mar,
bat lette Radlt IN oicier o5egcno
Gin InBcn0 Dorier 5critort Gin
arnauer geriht Der 9iaturfatairo.
pbr lie1t nod nidt Dor. eoo6
iDaB man. OaB Die Ncrlpilihmgcu
nnpebeire iho
Grit beuie Dioracu crlonntc man
oas llilgIiid iii iClncr ganjeit @ro.
be, ais OIc 9lrlonnacn uou Ocm
ilfgcbenoen Canoe ciulieicn.
/ Tie G6rier 5alto Gcncrina mo
Jpnirntinit purocu IN 9fdncn Der
iuauOelt Sn 3oiiernua tit icoes
Naus seriiOrt. llngchciucr S6a.
ben tuur0c IN Sauta Scucriua an.
1erdtet.
Iie Gnher mo Giaucrn itiirjtcu
IN oen DiarttiICdcn Santa Uiar-4
gHunaloti, eorico, @uaroia 4llarga.
no. Sonta Gerla imo gouliorOo
rhl. 3nS 9ori Santo Maria gcr.
ainc wuros 0em Groboocn aleidge.
ltiadt
6illiijig 9eriOncn fnHcn in ocm
gorie sincra ms @ebcu. lluter
Den lriinmcrn bon Gaiicpouo,
gongiar0o mo 0lolnti muroen ben.
te imal5il Seiden geiunOen
Gatania 3. lliai. Giii}iclle
9eridtt bcio9eu, ooB l35 Fcrloucn
inns Sebeu 9clcmmen mo 2S3 Der.
lest Iuor0en iino.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09
9cntidleS S6eater.
Die lrbte SOritellnng finOet mOrscn,
Snutng glbeno, i'm gImeri.
eaH SBeater ltntt.

g}ud iebr erfolgreiden @aitlpiclcn
in yie6rasfn Sim, 2incoln uno 8eIt
Boiit, miro Ole Gbicagoer 9eutlde
8beater @jeieIlid]aft unter Seitllng
bon Director @uitap 9leemalln NOR
gen Sonntag glbeno, ibre 3lpeite
8orltellung in Smaba ge6en uno
5Dar tuie0erlrm I'M glmerican 3bea-
Ter an Der rs. unO 9ouglas 5trobe.
Sur sluifiibrlng fonrntt ole urfo-
ntiide Boiie NIT @eiang Die ge-
idlieOenc 6rau" pom gl. Saul in
0rei gltten. 8as Stud oiebt 6eu
3nriteulrn @elegenbeit, i6r belteS
aonuen in beltem 2idjte 81 3eigen
uno mir ner0en nid1t feblgeben,
tuenn mir Ben 8eiu6ern einen b0hit
aniiiantelI uno intereiIanten abcno
nerlpre6en gtaf Den 2eilhln1en,
Die inns Serr &leemann mo ieine
mafere aiinItIeridaor DtittlUod
gben0 bot, 81 ltrtbeilcn. bari man
ons Bette crlpnrten. Gs ite1t 3u
boffen 0aB oieie &orIteIllmg nod
beIicr leiucbt uer0cn miro, mie bic
erItc, ino baB Der Gerttrnlberbato
in icincn 9emiibltnqen, Dem 8euti6.
tbum Neutidc 9iibnenauffiibrrngen
5u bietcn, ermtt9igt merOen miro.
9aS 9ieieroiren Der Sibe be-
9innt lnorget Gornlittag INN 9
llbr an Der Sbcntertaiie mb miro
Sonntag Oen gon3en Gag oauern.
8ir boifen @}ontaq BON groBen Sc.
il1h haridltcn iii f1nnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09
glopIcDclt fir SraiiOcnt.
grU9rciiipcn inSOHircn &OOicpelt fir
@raliDcnt, Seine gils-
IObnnng.

aanIas Gitp No. 8 N1ui. = lin.
ter Ocn grfldruugen Der &eiolitio.
nen peldc fiir cine geneinime
geraulmlllng oeS progreiiipen
Staatsfontites nno Der progeiiiOeu
GountD goriiBcnoen BON Wfiiiourt
eniporicu ii1o, fiuoeu ii6 folgenOe:
slynooiiirung 3beooore 9iooieoelts
firr 8r1iioent I'M Sabre 1916; ob.
iollte Gerperfiine frgenoiuelder
geri6mel5ung nit Der republifnhi.
iden Gartei; 5nOoiiirnns oe5 5rail.
enItimmreAts lntO GoulttDoption in
Der Getraufeirage III gliiIouri.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09
6roit i'm nprOpcitliAen gac6rasfa.

,155ln nor0meitlihen 8beile 0es
Staate8 bnt es 0onneritag gtuht
qefroren 8on 9rofen gow miro
cine 3enpqratar pom % @roO ge.
meIoet mo al perIdieoenen anoe.
rem &unften mar Die 8enlperatur
otdt bGtu @cfrierplmft. SSn Gna.
ia mar oas @tiuimum 40 @roO.
2eidte 6roite iino in aanIas SIT
uer3eidnen uno Ibtpere 9legcn III
Der Rc9ion Ser Seen. 9ie 8urdl.
ihnittstemperatur mar am 8onner.
itdg in 9tebrasfa Sc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09
Ientid,e (sinluouOcrnua.

gIem yorf, 8. Wlai. = MdbretO
Der Ie!sten reln @tonate ipauoerien
tn ben Ger. Staaten niht peniger
AZ 1901 9ericnen Elm. Inter
0Veieu fnitien aus Dem Deutiden
gleide 26,654; aus Sciterreid i09.
S4s; aus llngarn t02, 1888; ans
Der 5Apei3 30l4 4erionen beiocr.
lei Beihledts. us 8entibe iu1ren
5s,322 III betradten. Die 9iiid.
iuanOerllua bon bier betrug 2t1,.
$50 Verioneil; unter ibnen aingen
1sa,sB7 rad europa; nnd benz
IeittiNcn Nci6 febrten 3239 5urild.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09
Soriidltia beim SleiidJscnni,

Ger ais @eifirrluoidcr in ser
Con geteriouiden 8irtblcboit be.
i1ditigte gllireo Sling bat lid 0urd
ben @enlB peroorbenen 5IeiIdles Ell.
he 10 idpcre 8toulainuereiitlmg
3lge3ogcrl BOB I'M ct, SSoiepb's So-
lpital ieiu glilifpumen be5ueifeIt
miro. Ter 4atient Iaat. CT bntte
Gonncriiog slbeno cIn ipeuig SinO.
Heidi aeeeiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09
GOnant sdanfliaens prrlueiaert

Ser Sta0tratb beripeigerte belte
M}orgen einitimu1ig, SorIep Gonant
fir Den 9etrieb elmer Shanfpirtb.
ifaft I'M Sauie 2tS Siio 20. Stra-
be einc 2icens 5u ertbeiIen. Ser
g(nipalt GonnntS erfl6rte, SoB iein
Silent feline offene Sddnfen 3u be.
treiben beabiibtige, ionoern nur Ell.
ne fiir Nie 9eirusung Der @Gite oes
ueilen Sotels.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09
!s,Od,hersiac granherren

Die Serreu gilbert arng, gbas.
0feb lno @ottlieb 9tor3 bobcn ie
$t00 beigeitelert, I'M tp1breno ser
Commemorate aon3erte in perIdie.
beneu bieiigen offeut(ihen Gorfg
ob3ubolten. Die Strabenbabn Sc.
ieaidait bat tuie iibIi6 $1,000 fir
Die Barffon5erte oltsgeiporfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09
GuneurSia aamenbcrcin.

9lm 8onneritag ben IA. 0tai
Deranitoltet Ser Goncoroia 8ametl.
pcrein in ser Wfuiifballe euen gro.
ben 0iatan3. SSeocr 5relino 6cs
gereinS lit ber5Iid 5il oenielben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09
Dlaifelt Ser .Sarunia".

@orgen 9(beno fin0et i'm 9cltt.
ihen Sallie oas MaifcIt oes Ser.
ems oSoronia" itatt. IS Itebt nu-
fer fSrage, oaB iid Se0ermonn gut
an1iiiiren miro, oenr BEL ben Sa6.
ien gebt es itets aeniitbIid 5u.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09
6. 6. edlaffer's seeroinnna.

Die 9eerOigung oes eeIterit ber.
itur6eneu Serrn GbaS. 6. Sdldffer
erfolat morger. Sonntag 9todymit.
ta0 lm $50 bonn GrallcrballIc, 1924
iiiol. 21. StrnBe aus ouf Dem 8rc.
ipeet SIN 5rieobof. Serr goIior
8rabcr BON Council aAffs miro bic
9rouerieierIidt leiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09
gOOeshmri.

1alos, 1cta .. Ma. 81. 9.
9n0or BON 9Sneblo, Sol, itiir5tc
auf bic EtraBe ans beOeutenNer
Njhr hcrub, pdbrcnO er cine bon
ibm eriunOenc 5eucrrettllnascinridD.
tilug Oorfiibrte. er mar lofort foot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09
smaha eanOlpelr Nranenuerein.

Der OMAHA 2anOipcbr arouen.
perein ieiert an Spnntag, IL. Nlai
III Der 8obmilhen Srnbollc, Gde
Der t3. mo Dtartbo StraBe, ieit
Gtiitlmasfeit, oos slait3eno 8lt ber.
loufcn peripridlt, oenn oie Dnnert
bo6cn eirl mlsnebnenO idhones 9ro.
granm auigeltcIlt, Seoernonn lit
frelnOlidit eingeIaOcn, gIn8eige nn
auoerer Stelle.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09
WliILIpnSr 9oit 6eatlt seI6itmprO.

Gonfa Worbora, Sal, .. @ini.
Qbartgs gs. Eoit, ser Wiilliondr bon
Battle Greet, Bid. bat iih bier
qridalIglt. (sr par ldngcre 3eit
leioenh.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09
@rparamm.

Stll1prad)e -. .... ,i.s..-.r.r.l. ~. /.
. idonc 3eit, . ielae 3eit .....
.,,-,l. =, - .t.l.,...s A4llurleIt
&orniidlcr gortrag i. Sacob gtaag
3itber 0nett .....s.,.... ..-.....
Gornet Solo u. .,.i....a Senrp Got
.........,....,.... Gtnrtett
Sdoif in eiilen sIft. nqluscnebmc
llcberr1iduug
Sum SdlluB galI. ~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09

iefretGr 9rnan 6dt seitern eiuch sei-
ner 9cilher tnitgctbcilt, oan Ole
merifaniidlrn aonititltionnIiiten iifI
in Ocn Belts Der beoeutenoen Snou-
itricltaOt Gan oniS TntpIi oeicbt
b1ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09
Gma6a @etreiSeinnrft.
0ntobd, Q. Wtat.

GHtuDu, v. WCul.
Garter @ci5en
Scr. 2. Sc 8Sc.
Sir. 3. 851a 8714c,
glr. 4. St-S6c.
6riibiabrsmei3en
gtr. 3. S71a $50.
gtr. A. 50 SEC.
9urom 8eijen
gfr, 9, S612- -8815c.
Scr. 8. 851a-S71ac.
@eiBcs aorn
gfr. q. 6SM 69c.
9tr. 3. 6S1a -6834
0tr. 4. 67--6sc.
@eIbes 8oru.
gsr. 9. '70-7015c.
9tr. 2. 69M 20
ger. 4. 6S- so
&ortt
CIR. 2. 6ss4 so
9sr. 3. 6S6slz
asr, 4. s7--6s. Asiz..u.s...4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09
3n G6ren Der (sciallencn.

@aiaifgton 9. Nioi. 9rdiis
oent gailion miro perionli6 i'm ga.
men Scr Antion ocn in Ser Gruj
geinacncn omcritaniiden Nlatroien
nno Uiarineioloaten, Ole am Won.
tag in 9roofluu beeroigt peroen,
ben IeBten 1riblit 3oIlen. Sefret1r
Daniels mo iein Stab ioipie 90.
mirol DeipeD iperoen Der aSeier eben,
ialls 5ciiuobnen. Ger Braliocnt miro
Sonntap nad gteip gorf obiu1ren,
unb Sefretar Daniels lit bellte au
g9oro Der DiaDtlolper pun Sauipton
Soaos obgefabren, i'm oen Sreu3er
Montana, luclder ole 2eiden all
9'oro fat, nad Geip yorf 3u grIci-
ten.
San gniS &otOii asiaIlrn.
IGnifinotni4 q IEni lcfoaS.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09
g9citercr SrnppcnnadjidnG,

Collection, 8. Mai. 2lui @ticbl
Oes arieasoepartenents perocn bic
Uierte rho iedste Brigade gum Sin.
idiiien nod gcra Gri5 bereit gebuI-
ten. 8rci 8ransportonnpIer iino
5ur 9eioroernng Der 9ruppen &C..
mietbet morocn. @emiIie ga6llge.
ielidloiten iin0 bon Dem ariegsoe-
portement angenieien moroelL lid
nuf geioroerlna GROCER Grllppcn-
maiien nah Der meritauiihen @ren.
&c geinbt 81 MAIDEN. Ter Grams.
portoampfer aailpatrid" bat cine
Menge arie9smatertal an 9oro ge-
nonmen mo mirO nod bellte Oen
Soien nerlolicn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09
llafb(6nb bon
Dnnotstrnppen!
HenRernnaen rincS bOlIrn Diploma.
ten. r SrnppeuHadJidJub
iidlcr.

g6uihlngton, 9. Moi lroB DER
Scrlidrrlnacu ocS ariegsietrctdrs
tSorriion, ooB tenc meltcrcu 5rup.
pen nnt gera eruj pelon0t nrroen
miir0cn, bat Oas Sdbinet IN ieiner
aeltriacn Siblma oeunoh beihloiiem
meitere lruppennadihiIbc au3uoro.
nen es iii oieics tetu IcinOieliacr
gIt, ion0ern mr cine 8orihtsmaB.
rrgcI. Dem @cucral 6mtiton's
lrupp2n itcben in Sera Gul, elmer
iilnIiodlen llrbcrmadt 0caeuiiber
Sucrta proteiiirt gcgeu Grtienolmg
lmcltcrer omeritaniiber lrlppen uah
&crn 6riB dufa 6Htidlieoenlte. er
bait oieies fir eincn 9ruh 0eo ab.
aeidloiiencu NaiicnitIliiauOs Gic
dnteriiuniidle 9ieaicrlma bat ole
ViitaIieocr Oes Shieoggeridts IN
0cnnt!dB gectt, oaB iic uid)t bcab.
ihtige, oen 8niicnltIlIiinno 3u brc.
den llcbrigena UcIit Oas Stuato.
oepartemcut onraui bin DaB meOer
Die Der Staatcn nod Sucrta bis
jeBt elnen iormelcn 8aiicuihaitan0
acldJtonpn batten.
3mci Oeltbe Sanoel5ihtiie ioaeu
nit gSoiien nIr Suerta an gor0 ib-
r. Saoumg i'm @aicn BON Fuerto
geloldt baben
Gin bober Diplomat ouBerte lid)
teute iuie iolgt: nIie pcri6lungc.
ncn Eaoe Der Eolitit iiibren bdulig
81 Ocu abiouoerliditen Sihatioucn,
mO c9 mag ieirL onB cine iolhe
graiiO5nt @ilion cntgegcntritt. 9err
gSiIlou tot iem gan5es Spiel in Der
nerifaliideu 6ruge mnf cine anrtc
gelebt aui 8eHerol 9illa. er
boiit, tieicr miro Suerta jerihmct.
tern mo ibm 0amit Die llnannebn.
lidfeit eriporen 0uerta ais iofti.
ihen Grdiioenten pom Dlerifo aiicr-
teuucn 81 nuilicn. Genn ipcnn Bil.
la niht balo oen Stur5 Suerta's
uoaiic9t. miro &ilion 0ies nid)t per.
mei0en fomlen @s tit fat aus.
gemndt, ooB Die orci gcrmittler
nls criten pidltiaeu Sdritt 5ur 90.
Jung SeS meritaniidcu Qroblcms Die
AnerfcHulng 9nertos beiflieBcn
mer6en.
aam 6ucrtd iid III Ncrifo nod
bis 3ln Is. 3. Dlts. balten 10 bleibt
Gr1iioert 8iIion fciue an0ere 8abl,
ais cntlprbcr Gelcgatcn sur Ser.
MISUNDERSTANDING jn cnticnocn,
mas 10 Dicl iii oIs Suerta an5ncr.
fennen, oocr bic Germittllng ab5u.
lcbncu luds ariea bcoelltct Bra.
iioent Nilion miro uur nit boh4
item @iocritrcbcn ons cine o0er oo5
auoere tbun.
Die 1lcgicrimg lit fnit iid)er, BOB
menn $5uerta iiebt oaB CT iid ge.
gen &iIla nitt Dalten tamL er ben
arieg init ms prouo5ieren miro. |
e5n 0teier Gorausliht erblelt geltern
General 6lIuiton Grloubnis, ieilien
8rupper.Goroon, ipenu notbia, Dei
ter porntdieben. geritartllng miro
ibm bnlOigit 3ugeianot ner0en. lSn
@olueiton lteben 5000 Nlum sum
einibiffen bereit. ,Sahlellte bdbeu
au8gcrtd,net, onB $4,000 Mam ee'
niigen oiiriten. Die ncritouti6e |
Suuptitaot ein5unebmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09
gectter6eridlt.

Sh6n nbcnos lmo Sonutag;
iudrner nbcnos.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09

The Omaha Tribune, Daily
and Weekly, is recognized a.
the best and most influential
foreign advertising medium in
Nebraska.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-09

San Gnis 9otOii ssiullrn.
8nibinstOn 9. WiuIe Gions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-25

when the frs. attempt at commercial
mining was made. but there Is no
record of the quantity mined during
the interval. The first commercial
coal mining in Indiana. according to T.
W. Parker, OF the United States Geo
logical Survey, was done by the Amer
lean Camel Coal Co. at Cannelton
Perry County, in 1887. The coal vas
mined on the bluffs along Ohio and
Wabash rivers and for the first ten
years of the company's operation was
loaded directly into boats for ship
ment to points down tae Ohio.
In 1910 the United States Census
reported that the production OF coal In
Indiana in that year was $3.50 tons.
The Industry developed slowly until
1865. when it was ascertained that the
block coal mined In the Brazil and
Terre Haute districts made a salts
factory blast-furnace fuel in its raw
condition. At about that time the coE-
struction OF railroads throughout the
state gave an impetus to the coal min
ing industry, which has shown steady
progress except when affected by pc
RODS OF depression and labor disaf
fections.
The record for production was made
in 1910. when 1t was 1s.3s9-S SIS tons;
the production for 1913 was 17,165.6I1
tons
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-25

through and let out wate-y substance
she Wa very c-oss and nctful while she had
1t and had very little rest - night When
the eruption was At its worst the teacaer
Of the school sent her homo and would NOS
allow her to attend unsl the dtz6gursnaens
Of her face was gone
I'VE tried 10 KIN II by applying
but without result Il would seem TO ees
better and then hcoke out again then
wrote and received . sample OF CufacsH2
Soap and Ointment We washed the sore
With the Cusicun Soap and applied the
Cutsca-A Ointment and they gave instant
relief. 50 we bought Some mora Is gadn-
any grew better. Wekeps On using CusicrsA
Soap and Ointment and IN three or four
months the child was entirely cured
fSiSnedl Mr. Henry Prins. Oct ~ 1912.
CusscurA Soap 25c. and Cutacu-a Ointment
soc are sold everyvhae. Liberal sample Of
each mailed free. with sap Skin Book Adj
dress postcard :. Cuticra- Dept 7. Boston
ENlen who shave and shampoo with Gu
tscua Soap Win End Is bezs Tor skin and scalp
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-25

"a from m attack Of typhoid fever q
to be moved to her fathers home near
Warren.
Geo. Mattern has new auto.
Mrs. +. J. Williamson and daugnte1
Dorothy are home from pleasant
visit in HiIlsboro.
Mrs. Hicks and Miss Bessie Marten
Of Keokuk were over Sunday visito"
with Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Baxter.
Mrs. W. A. Switzerland OF Humes-
ton Is visiting in our city
The boy scouts were fishing IN Wee
several days the past week.
Miss Marguerite Taylor - nome
from Z pleasant visit with her brother
In Humeston.
Misses Alma Bank and Anna Tenn
pei are home from Keokuk for their
summer vacation.
The G. e. Sunday school viii give
their annual picnic at the fair grounds
on July 4th- All are cordially invited
The following delegates an6 guests
left for Kahoka, Mo-, Monday evening
to attend the Sunday school and Y.
p. S. convention on June 2s-24-2S- Rev
VIM. Kreis. I'd. Dahms. the Misses
Elsie Meissner, Elsie Ma.tern. verna
Hotop. Hattie Meissner, Julia Roth
and Anna Wfegner.
Mrs. F. Kast Of Fairfield Is visiting
In our city
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-25
poSNELlSoN-

Mrs :. Dahms sne soa I'd we're
business visitors II keokuk Tuesday
Dr.. ezra w-iiticn Of LaCreE Fis.sed
II or city Saturday
Miss Florence wycof Of Bro-nfns-
NO. is visiting in cur city
Miss Anna VI WisHer and nfees
wfnoaz Barnes hare returned home
from pleasant visit IN BrooEfesd- No
The Dozzellsoa band gave tAsi-
first opel air coacsrt on the street
Thursday evening The ccncerE 1sxt
riu b given On Wednesday evening
as Thurs5sr = the day Of LAMONT
Rros circus
Mrs D. z wfensr visited II Farm
ingtor last No1dsy.
Several sruu here -ezt 20 UT
Pleasant Wednesday evening TO see
tie Ere
Mrs Waiter Lee has 50 far reccvsr.
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are home from BOWS, Iowa They
let the formers mother Mrs. Ireland
much improved.
Mrs. Wood-ofe and daughter Miss
Blanch were Fl Madison shoppers
last Saturday.
Mrs. Flint and w1nifred were shop
ping In Fl Madison last Saturday
Henri! Hitchcock is home after
school year at Enox college at Gales
burg. Ill
Mr.. Bl.cktngton plans to spend the
heated term with HIS SOC Fred on the
lakes or on Lake Michigan
Prof. c. W. Weeks OF r. Madison,
teacher OF music was business caller
In this vicinity last Teek-
Ms. Van. yaikenberg Of Kansas
City has returned home after brief
stay In or little burg. Her sister Mist
Cooper Of Ostumwa- Iowa was also
here. making their headquarters with
Mrs. Goes
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COAL MINING IN INDIANA.

Some knowledge OF the coal re-
sources Of Indiana vas obtained as
early as 1854 when the FubIiclsnd sur
vsys showed q number Of o1tc-ops-
The report OF the Geological Surrey OF
Indiana published II 1879 states that
il 1911 coal Ezs Dug at Fulton N
Perry County. and taken By Robe--
Fulton aboard the steamer Orleans OF
ms first trip down the OHIO river
There is good reason 70 believe that
ccal continued TO be mined for local
between ISL and 1855,
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SPREAD a LITTLE SUNSHINE.

SPREAD A LITTLE SUNSHINE.
Put mite of sunshine In everything
You do,
twill wonderfully help you-the 10Th
er fellow" too.
Give a little pleasure to those WIKI
whom you mix.
Speak a cheering word or so and new
err mind the kicks;
kEpread little harmony to folks that
will bewaii,
success must come sometime, they
cannot always fail:
There's plenty people willing to drone
and NOPE aud doubt,
BE Just little different and spread
sunshine about;
Mix a little of it with the clouds tnaf
hover,
Some one will be happier for the
slight wee bother.
sGoodday." Thank you" PLEASE
God"-not much or hard to sa!
But you can never guess how much o
worth they weigh.
Kindness will not hurt you. 80, spread
1t as you pass.
iAnd let this old world know you're II
the sunshine class.
+. JOHN G. WINTER.
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THE coLoMeIAN FRAUD.

Des Moines Capital: The Panama
canal will be Theodore Roosevelt
greatest monument.
But the conspirators in the Colon
bian states feel that they have an OPP
portunity to get some Of the money
which they did not get from President
Roosevelt They think that Colonel
Bryan hates Colonel Roosevelt. They
think President Wilson would like to
smirch colonel Roosevelt Hence the
present proceedings.
We do not believe the senate OF the
United States will ratify any treaty
proposing to pay the Colombian state.
| any amount of money. II the money
| is to be paid, what will it be for? Ou'
government cleaned up the isthmus
put the mosquito out Of business. ane
made living on the isthmus possible
| The United States government pu
new life into South and Contra
American states by building the can
al. Even II Colombia had ratified th'
treaty and Panama were now Col
Iombian state, it would be Impossible,
to live In peace with the Colombian
government, because Bogota is in tn
heart of the country where they sa.
revolutions pay better than busi
ness. 1t viii be noticed that Their
has been no revolution since Uncl
Sam secured the canal zone, an
there will be none In the future
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A report on fuller's earth. By JET
ferson Middleton. OF the United States
Geological Survey. has been published
as a chapter from Mineral Resources
for 1913, ana copies will be sent TO
interested persons free. on application
to the director of the survey at Wash
inston, D. c. The value OF the fuii-
er's earth mined in 1918 in the Unit
ed States was s3sa.75o, against $685.
So in 1912. an increase OF so4.22S-
The production in 1913 was but $lS,-
314 less than that OF 1911, the year
Of maximum production. In quantity
and value Of production Florida was
the leading state in 1918, Georgia was
second. Arkansas was third, and Mas
sachusetts fourth. Florida and Geor-
gia together contributed over 81 per
cent of the quantity and value OF the
fu!ler's earth marketed in 1918.
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ST. FRANclsvILLE. NO.


The P. l. wilsey car Of Kahoka was
IN to~n Tuesday.
VIM. Harsch OF the Iowa side was
caller at his parents Monday OF last
week
Mrs. Ben Harter and daughter Miss
Hazel were Wayland choppers Wed
nesday.
Mrs. James Ford was . Wednesday
visitor with her friend Mrs Sam
Bates.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Alternately
were business callers in Wayland Sat
urday.
GUY Murray and Thos. Keith were
IN wayi.nd Saturday.
Miss Ethel Guthrie spent a few
days at the Sewers home near Re
we're.
IL Mckee Was q wayiand visitor
SUNDAY!
Rob Mclaughlin and daughter Mar
torie OF Kahoka were visitors At the
Day home Tuesday.
Mr.. Nichols and Misses Fern and
Vera Druce Of Revere spent Thursday
evening with the Harter girls
Otto Mcdaniel of Kansas City Is
spending the summer with his aunt
Mrs. Frost and was a guest OF En-
mitt and Leland wayland Sunday.
Miss Bertha Lumaster Is visiting
relatives at Mooar. Iowa
Ora w.lsey OF vincennes attended
have Sunday
Mr.. Ed. Kinkead was = Sunday
evening caller at Fox City.
n. E. Stump and FAMILY and mother
Mrs. Mary Stump motored TO Keokuk
and spent Sunday with relatives
/ Mr.. r. Boulware and family OF Can
ton were with relatives Sunday.
Several from here were at Vim
ceanes Sunday night to the Children
day service.
The ball boys played Winchester
Sunday.
Everybody come to the Yoem.n play
Friday, June IS, to be given free Ia
open air near the Baptist church Ad-
dress By Leroy ". Cornelius OF Way
land.
/ HAYWOOD and Brown shipped ca,
Of hogs Sunday.
/ A good rain visited this victnit,
Monday morning
4 VI. Baldwin, an OLD gentleman O
AIersrdrEa. was buried at the Sant
cemetery Tuesday OF last week
4 Preaching the fourth Sunday b,
Rev. Payne o. KahokA