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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-02-14
Convenience in Sick Room.

A convenience for a sick person Is
a good-sized shoe bag with ample
pockets fastened with safety pins to
the mattress at the side of the bed.
In the pockets may be stored books,
papers, fancy work, handkerchiefs and
various articles that are needed
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-02-14
One More, and His Last.

The living skeleton wished another
engagement at the museum, but the
manager demurred.
Perhaps l can work in something
new" suggested the thin one.
WELL" observed the manager, 1--WE
given you three engagements as liv-
ing skeleton; reckon / can use you
for one more If you will agree to go
as a dead one."-PulitZer's Magazine.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-02-14
Sometimes Apply 1t Lightly.

For cuts, burns, scalds, sores and
open wounds always apply Hanford's
Balsam lightly, but be sure that it
covers and gets to the bottom Of the
wound A few light applications are
generally all that is needed to heal
this class of difficulties. ADV.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-02-14
Deadly Insult.

you and Mr.. PufIins don't speak,"
mo. He referred to my automobile
as antique rolling stock"
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-02-14
Out Of Date.

Muggins-She's such an old-fash-
toned girl.
Buggins-How 90 you mean old
fashioned?
Muggins-She II positively e1eml
nate.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-02-14

For frcstbites use Hanfcrds Bal.
San. Adv.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-02-14
COLDS 4 laGRiPPE

or 6 doses eos will break any case
Of Chills & Fever, Colds & LaGrippe;
it acts on the liver better than CATO
mel and does not grippe or sicken.
Price 25c.-Adv.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-02-14

Every time his Satanic majesty
glance3 up the pike he sees lot of
hypocrites coming lis way.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-02-14

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
teething, softens the gums, reduces tntfamEa
ton allays pa cures wind collie ,25c .Aay
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-02-14

Money often wins the fret battle,
but seldom the second.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-10
Die Sr,Sitaeluatruns an Rerito.

Gle mertfdniihen 9anfeu baben benz Nrdfoenten Suerta SO gltlioncn
Dollars in @oIO aur geriiaano oCfeut. Dor etnioen Saacn nod Iauehn
bic bonn Geegapbcn aberrdtictru gropbeBeunscn babfu, 6aS prSS
nidt gctebet uuo banit merbe Sueuas 8errHhtet en enbc baden. Su
Ger %3Uiihen5ct III Suuos gniter bes gruBeren mehrere Gage in gea
Gru8 eapeier, bot bort gerbanOhmern nit $erru Climb orpHogen, BON
trnen eS bieb, fe brS0ser Nb af feline leberuabne Ser 9raf6rutihaft.
bic Suerta tbm hbertragen Tole. aber d~ueeutetulid babcn fe fh ai
oNe anIeibe be5oaeH. Genn e. 1T oieubor, oB Ohes goIo aasTdn6tfhes
6oO IT, Oos Den msrifanitn gaufrn In Der 6om BON arcdter sur
9ertugune eeneat it, Dor auen sur geaIeidung Der 8nkn ouf bic mert.
fuutdu StuatsiduIOpu, bcrcu gianobriee fh pRtut in auslanSi6cm
9eib befnoen, lmo af DIE Die 8%tuien5abIrng iufpenoert mar. SeocnfaaS
1T &c Sas bis ptt ctnas Hdbare eraebnis Der aonfreu5 nit Scrru euO
uo ga es Suertus Seane mad beieIben Gbeore iiirten mub. mad
peIdcr Der @eIomanasl fbu gum Ridtrtt 3piuaCi ioate, 70 miro es uobl
omt Sos SauphrgetniS bIeben. Gs 1T auBeror6ettd beseHnenS fir
ben @ehid, Der fb in Der $atins in 8oibngton bouSieb.
Gs it ober aud cine Sautrnton ans Dem 2ebn gu Der aSe. oc
sderu bier Der gotf6aftcr Graf gernforff Dor Der SanocIs.
TANNER belt Gin IdI Der RsOe beos fd af bic Rirtmeen. weIdc
@eoeiben ODER ~gittaebsbeu zines in Den moOerueH gerfebr itorf bandn.
groaeueu SaH6es arf ode ibrisen babe. @ie Ie ale Rtteen baben BON
Dem @eoeiben Der nnOereu umb Roftel BON ieinet l1nelid, wdl su FAM.
frdfissr abnsbmtr better III ais elm ormer u6 efbft Sanoes giuoItai
he RipaIen nfdt meuiaer 81 geseHieutseu abnebmeru modt. Der
goihotcr fibne Oama s, ue i'm mOOeruen 2eben, nenu @ediien In
encm gnnOe OrObeu, oerobe bic authunen, Die Ss 2aubes itdrthe @ehbc.
nerber i'm GetbmOel frb, fn NIT areoiten su SHe fOuunen, Se os
refine 8ebunage mprofttabeL ober iomt unganfis fnO, MIR 6omtt bic
STRIFE Ole ietne aufnabmeiabigtet t6rt mosIifft raid ie1 pnn6en uerbr,
neil fr iout of Ole @ciadfe Ss eigenen 2anbes gu thuer 5urifnirft
lie @epdbfuno bes artbites an suertas aeghruns iteint aans in
hiie aateaore bon SiieCihneen gu DebOren. Gle p6rt obcr niat crfolat,
nenn 9aibington nod amF benz Stauopunft bonn porigeu CONNER fan6e.
mad Dem feline @~erplidhmg, Die bon Suerta5 Rcgsrlng cinaeaaneen
rerbe. ole reftseiltg m6 btnOeno anerfannt pereen ioute. Gin Stnnb.
runft, Der nod aufredt erbnden pnrbe, ais bas erFenaI Die 3inien3ob.
hing iupenOiert puro. 9as lit Elm GROCER ltmiammna. es III oas ftn.
ttpeisenOe 3ugetdnOnis, ban Sntrta Scr de facto grafbeHt in lerifu
1T. Gannd miro IS eOeuials mir pH Dem arieesGlid 3pffeu i6m lmo.
siua a%b9dn9en, ob er e. brbt limb Die Communication in aa'binqton
miro dh onut abfloeu, pau er Is blebt. CAB imn aber ser Qre6t
eapdhrt porbeu lit Iot ier oanid crfeunen, ueIder seaq Ser 5ea in
cen merHonHaen Btrren gepini6t rm6 aut uclber + eruartet hiro.
G.Glep. %. & 40
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anf bic tfBine antprobbtionHiide ~annoaebana os aareiuds
Gibbons autpotce penae Tae ipder cine 6raa ella Y. goote elm
arobes Siht in Der ~. &. Z. IL. init elmer Siictlthen Grsfdruna
norm fe hh md 6aS 8eiantS os @oubcrnenrs BON aanias berisi. Gle.
ir bc5aupg gong glrta ME @ Hh mt onoern staatcn perbahe. in let.
rem Staate tt Die Grobibtion tMn toer eutfa6e. Sn aauaS probt
biwe fe uruit. lnO OaS 9robibtonSocce petoc bort ebemo leidi
Ourhsefibrt mr ic6s anOere Gces. Ga5 1T in Der lot Der sianopuutt
6ss @ouberuuts bon aauiaS. @corge {. Sobaes If hH &ame Sn
elmer Reor, Die er ciuersdt Dor Der an,s acknowledgements in Gomu.
bus. q, bell, bat CT. pe einurtb ien miro, sic t%pm0crboren seq.
uauaen, bic anhas Der 4rob6iou su pcrOdutCn babe. nit elmer Sg1ei
ferlng geidiloert 6B man memen ioute IN oteiem Sto0te ti 0as 9H'
lrnum fen iauer Erarm me6r ioHOerH gribac 9rtibfrt.
aber bat @oubeneur Sooges Redt2 irugte Ser Bait. Z. Corr,
aHo benuportt 6e 5rase aed iolgenOemoben: Guu, mir imS In Der
Gage, ibm emn 8aaeu aeaematdieleu so loHueu, Der amj Elm eutihe
beHer @esrer Os SerdutCbuuOes, aber NIT 88ug OUT aaios BOD gang
cnberer anfdt 1T os Der @ouperneur 0a Staaies. Dns III Sames g.
Souic bon aanios. Elm damn, Der fa ais prsstshiouititer Sdrlieh
Ter enen Gmm semopt bat. Gr h%eIulttdc neuib Die ssammscu Der
CAB es IN IS bon io5 Counties feline Sunbduiu meor eebe. Gas fi
ittig. aaen man 6ire ntht berasHen, 0B IN aaulas Die Srrfnngen
in 0cn StoatSs6Oiptolem untergebruat ptroer, umo bort befan0en hh
eur 3Gt 1890 iolter l%nqludihcH. 9ntiddh6 na5me Oe 3abl Der SIR.
fnniseu in sanius in oeH g7abe 81, DOB Der stoat fh acnotist icbc, gro.
tre Soiphler 81 bmlcn. Ban pcrlueHe frncr haruuf, bB in Qauas
orpibig armenbouier INr panoeu. gnd 0us fimmc. aber Der Staat
u~HtrbaIte 100 RauperS. uuO no elm gmel6ols lerr febc. 0o it Sos
GcuHp euat nttt imfaH0r, s 5u unterbnlen. GS mer0e beute. h5r
Ser 9ouie fort in aonas m5r getruufcn ole r 5ubor. SIN SUM- pori.
gen Sabres ieeu allen nod Iopefd 10000 Quarts Nfobo[ inportiprf
Gas made 5pei Quarts of Opn 6opf. Sal. inter ieom gto.
fi nitts Befer ns elm 5dfd, NIT Dem Der 5auai8ms ieinen auIms
Get a~hhmoOreibie Sabren babe bic 4robibttipu in quuins siren
bereblt. lmo Der @aonn, BON bent Dies 3euanis Itnnrt, III neSer
Elm @rouer nod rn @bstpbrenner. ionberu or lit ohImFbr Gin befannter
@egncr Der Gerdnteiuoprie. gr bat it'd ole Singer numb aeitrieben
fe abr bon Der grobibtiou MIL or ntttS mcor mHien, pH or az.
in iencm etant, in aouias, geeben bat, OaB fe Elm abioIltrr gebt
lift.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-10

N%hA kNFl~
Gin Iuges, idoues, eriogriaes 2cbcu 1T nit gml Sepies lob abae
fbloIen. Gb oS Slid, Dos er in Den poriebeuoen @orteu pmit mtrti&
Sas bSh{t su itdseHoe Slid mf gnorn it, barber nlogeu an0ere oieactti
auOers oenfen, @aul Sepie fonnte mir 10 gml Seqe tperbcHs Der fcn
aupfnOenOe oOrnebme 9ider, Der Sd6pier pom gtHtrnaen bull cbse
iidrter Sanbet mo miDer Ietanibotung. Sene formpoaenoeten
tRfempfrnbeneu 9eOer, iene m%eHterbnfru Gobeaen F9crn iHm eincn cr
item 9Ius III Der 2iteratureehihte. amf feline Romauc umo brunathben
grbeien fms bqattsuspert; iGn SdnipeI ~Sans 2ange" geb5rt nod
81 Den fe6enben Stiden b5 SpilpIaus Der oeuideu 9Gbnen. am be-
fanntelen pr6e ct freiid burh tene NoOeaen uao &onaHe sic pom
gan8en oeutden goIfe gelen poroen fno. anmutg 5u er8abeu rcr.
lan6 e; Gin Sduh fem ipotenoen Smors CAB idRr gr]dbIungsfuut
cine egene Bur5e. LIND o3 refine oorebme 9enih, 6u5 er ihreb,
rodte feueu 5nI gum gorbiIOe oerr, Die mad ibm famet Die bcten
elmer Nooeacn nerOen aud ibrm Ru1m ais @eiRrperte 0eutiteI 8roin.
61hlng bepnbreu, penn oieaeidt iGe 5omar Idugt p~ergefei fno.
9as Sr8 bs 8itter8 amr idlagt IN ieineu 2ieoern fir ale 2eh.
Ga oeden ih Snbolt uub 5orn. mo mir fablen: bier 9it inns Der lid.
fer fem gigenres mo IdBt rms in iene Seee ibauen. Sunig er8reihnO
im6 bic gere af ben Sob iefnes anres. aus opan flnreri1 Dertlir.
ten 5hner3 fI6Ien mir IS teraus, oB aud Der @Iifdhe Den Shner5 er.
iobret Bot, Den ibm feline duBge a%us3eidnung iIgen fonute
81 Sabre 1T Der 0fer alt geporOen, uo uenu aud bic Sdafers.
fraft in ben Iehfn 3dten erlabmte, Die Serbfe bober feinen 2orber nhtt
gtrOffen; IN Der a6hung mO anerfemung feiaes Bottles ian0 er Biz gum
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-10
SOMA etaatspOIifif.

SIN Slmi fin0en in Soma Die Fri
mormoblen itait uno es begilmt be,
reits oaf Dem politiiden 5elOe i'm
Stante lebbaft 81 per0el. Cine MI.
5nhl anuoioaten bot lido bereits an.
armeloet uHo Ole 3abl Der amterfu.
henom @uraer miro modentlid gre
Ser per0eu.
Iuf republitaniiher Seite mir
Senator elmmius iid nm oir 8ie.
0crnabI bcperbeu uno jeoeHfals tel.
ncn nambaften @egner IN ieiner
9artei ooer in Den 8eibeH Der gros
greiiiUcR ba6eu. Gaaeaen uerOcu
ibm Die Gemofratcn Das amt itreitig
madden. 8uerit bate lid Sreo g.
9bite ron SttumDa anacmel0ct, 90
or nber erfrdnft Ill trat or non lei.
ner amfoi0otur 3uriid uHo Der Con.
arcBnoIm Maurice Gonnclp BON
9ubuque, I'M 3. Giitrift bot iciue
amoioatllr formeu ongemeloet. sc
iii m6gIid, oaB olh y. Z. Iere.
9th BON 1es Aloines. Der 5uerit
als Observation-Disclosures qcnauut
Dur0e, iih nm bic gbre beperben
miro.
&eil &ongreBmam glaurice Con.
noIu bonn 3. Thrift ieine 9anoioo.
tGr fir ben gm0esienat uui Dem
0rmotratiiden Iidet argeseigt bat,
bat son. Games &. Wurtagb BON
QSatcrloo ieine aanOi0atur fir Den
8ongreB in Dieiem IItrift angefin.
Digit 1aurtagb mar ihou aongreB.
fan6ioat I'M Sabre 1906 gegen Den
iriiberen aongreBmam 9. y. girO.
iat.
9ie grobibitioniIten IN Der re.
publifauiiden Bartei baben Is off
oen gegenpdrtigen 2eutuant. 8ouDer.
nellr Saroina ipelder fidl mn cine
&ieoeruabl bepirbt, abgeieben. ct
iii ihnen SIT liberal geiinnt, uno iie
BADEN ais @egeHfau0ioaten % 6.
Barter, Nen ~bis9erigen SuperinteR.
0enteH Der bieiiaen autisS aloon.9i.
81, aafpeiteIit
Is. 9. 6reie Greiie".
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feeten aiapupe bod unO berrua ba. Dnrau fonnie ldNt Der sobsprds
nits HnSru. gtusu Tell obfs Rreiss Bat er ubdsGs ~ miIbeH Stf.
nanaen perpnnot: or bate ia Dos @aO ntt motto umb ieinaa Rubmes.
haHSe tOunts Die Vsieitumo Oes Prcties Tenn gIatt entaen. Der aran
par bon. limb in uuIcrem ScrSrn, i'm @eOdhinis aner, Bic fbn erbauuna
uno erbebuno IN eruicn uaO foben 5tuubeu O~srOuuteu, miro Der 0ihier
pdlet Istln. ggEne gserte beben nns. MahI. Poll
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-10

6err &iaie MIluer0ind mar les.
ten Sonaiaa ouuit beihdfti9t, Elm
Aat0nio6il aus elmer @araqe berais
5Il fibrelL Bel 0ieier @elegenbeit
itieB .er nit Dem 5errn Miler ae.
b0riael alttihiermageH 5uidmmql
nrlo 0enolirte oeHieIben bernabe bod.
itan0ig. @liidliherpeiie rpuroe bal
oieiem llnFaa niemdn6 berIett.
Earrol.
PM ole ginIaomta ocs bieiiaet
@ur9erlneiters iarD iidl cine groBc
ansa9I Don 9iirgern Gin. i'm bic
Reue Gtn0tboae IN 4uacnifein Ill
uebnieit. Die 8eiudlcr narpn iber
bic prntttide a~nor0mng Der per.
idie0euclt Rdimliffeiten boa 6e8
0obes. 81brero toer geiuds3pit
iorgte bic beige MuiiFfapeae fir
unterbalhug.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-10

Dos gttrouen ouf bic lirtontet zines Wascot, isner untsr geoeru
nnb SphIern angernein Derbrehts a~beraIouben, bat aud in anbsrsn Rr.a
len gsrbrsitung gtfunbsn unb o sibt Hea5utuse pobI nur penss gol4
bnnhams bic nint i6r Ul1seot kben. Der 4~50pfinbde HIifhtoIob In
goiebonunfforms ben Der unere 5sa bs Bibles bartlett, lit 6r Moscof br
atbktics, ns phldbtlphier 9aisbdncubs bsr amsritnn aeogu.. neIder I'm.
ter Der Gehuns bon Connie 1nd Htbt. DIR Tensrot, Elm reiner 1huobd,
phitr. Tausns GmOrp 2itmds. 1T sn GROCER BnIsbdnfrsunb umb nant re.
ssslmdbigg bic aour bes Glabs nit IN Der 6offnuHs siuqe gfunO isnts
n~berfIiffgen Sdts at DerHeren. DnB Dbere gtn, aur gedhn, aeot einen
BoboOn aus gritf9 DfaHita. ptI4kr nls 1anstot fir cir Sbomas aibs
tons pn9t enmrad W bon Cir abOmns 9tDar nod England &c.
bra4t Durbe,
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gu gant Scpics soO.

.Tir matb Elm Glhe. has id bBber iaaslG
as aaes 0glb 81 Reui5 GbFue:
10 bate Higmais BerqgisEie
urb hirriGis unifrgetfne
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-18
DoNNELLsoN.
e>>~~~~>>>>>>>>>.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Mattern visited
in Abba several days the past week.
Our ice man have been busy the
past week.
Misses Mildred and Mabel Theriton
of Hilisboro visited relatives in our
city the past week.
Mrs. Clara Hirschler was a business
visitor in Pennington Thursday.
Mrs. Nellie Reid returned home
Saturday evening from ST. Louis
where she purchased her spring stock
OF millinery. Quite few from there
attended the social at Dover Friday
evening
Miss Alice Sayler left for Farming
ton on Saturday morning as profess
sional nurse for Miss Helen Ketcham
who is quite sick with pneumonia.
VIM. Hotop has purchased the resi-
dence of Mrs. Cara Huschler.
L. R. Reid and Jack Matthews
were st. Louis business visitors last
week.
Don't forget the box supper at Kreh-
belts hall Friday evening, February
20, big voting contest, so be sure
and come.
Ray Norman Faber, the Youngest
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Faber OF
our city, was born III Burlington,
Iowa, April Is, 1907. Soon after his
birth, the family moved to Illinois
where they lived for about two years.
They then moved to Donnellson where
they have lived for the past five years.
Little Ray had spent the greater part
of his young life in our midst. At the
age of one month Ray was baptized
by Rev. DR.. c.. L. Tenant. Ray was a
faithful and regular attendant OF the
M. d. Sunday school of our city and
a member of the primary department
of our public school and in all depart
ments had many warm friends. Ray
was child everyone loved and he
will be sadly missed in his class in the
school and by his classmates and
teacher in Sunday school Ray de-
parted this life Saturday morning,
February IA. a. m after short, but
severe Illness, starting in with la
grippe. Complications set in and his
young life could not be saved. Wiling
hands and loving hearts did all that
could be done, but the Master had
need of another child in our heavenly
home SO sent His angels for little
Ray. His death comes not only as
severe shock to his parents, brothers
and sisters, but to the whole city, not
only in his home will he be missed.
Ray had lots of warm friends in the
men OF our town and was general
fayorite. OF him it can be said that
he had sown good seed in his short
life and all who were his friends will
miss him. His life will always be
guiding star to where he has gone
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-18

and where We all can meet him. Ray
leaves to mourn his departure his
father, mother. three sisters, Mrs.
Amy Ktger of Galland, Eta and Edith
at home, and one brother Earl. also
his brother-in-law. Orville Kiger, be-
sides hosts of friends who sympathize
with the relatives in this sad hour.
The funeral services were conducted
from the VI. e church Sunday after
noon at 2 O'Clock by the pastor, Rev.
Harvey Burns and on Monday morn
ing the remains, accompanied by the
parents, were taken to Burlington
where interment will take place The
following schoolmates were pail bear
ers: Richard Armknecht. Carl Schev-
ers, Leslie Grant and Hardin Scheffer.
The floral offerings were many and
beautiful. among them being bou-l
quet of carnations from the Sunday
school and hyacinths from the public
school, May God, in Ills wisdom,
strengthen the Borrowing relatives.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-18
VIII sign Catcher.

1t is probable that a few more re-
cruits will be secured for the outfeld.
Abbott has signed Roy Heron of To-
peka, and Harvey Fox, of st. Louis, so
far for the outfield, and expects to add
the names Of several other players in
q short time. So far only one recruit
has been signed, this being Oliver Nc
Gloon of Chicago, who was signed last
fall. McGloon is a good man but Alb
bolt is after a few more backstops
He announces that he expects to sign
np a regular catcher in a short
time. and with the list completed, he
believes that he will be able to put a
winning team on the field for the loca,
club. Il am getting anxious to get tc
work and am very well satisfied Will
the prospects for winning club" i!
the way the new Indian leader put!
the proposition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-18
WYAcoNDA, MO.

Mrs. John Hays of Kahoka attended
the funeral Of her little grandson VIII
son Clousfl of near this city.
Mr.. Newton Burket who is a tsle-
graph operator in Wyoming, is visit
ing his parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. e.
Burket.
Mr.. and Mrs. w T. Miller have
been spending the last two weeks
with Mrs. Miller's brother Aquilla Fry,
who is still seriously Ill.
A taiegram from Chicago announcer
the death OF Mrs. Alva Allen. Mrs.
Allen has been in Chicago the past
few weeks at hospital where she
underwent serious operation from
which che never recovered, her DEATH
occurring last Sunday morning. Mr..
and Mrs. w G. searcy attended the
funeral at IInby, Wednesday.
Mrs. Myrtle James has purchased
lots on Main street in the north part
Of town and is having a five room cot
tage built. Keiner and Kerner have
the contract.
Miss Lois Weber is recovering from
threatened attack Of pneumonia.
Mrs. Anna Currier Of Jacksonville,
nj. is visiting her sister Mrs. A. B.
ShTver.
Mr. and Mrs.. Clarence Clark and
little Leatha OF Airdie, Alberta, Can
ada, yisit9d Mr.. and Mrs. Kugler last
week.
Mr.. Ed. Gerth sold the Gerth farm
Of 24o acres to Messrs. L. Ruth, VIM.
Record and Dreterich, each one taking
an eighty.
The Wyaconda gospel team OF thu
". =. church held the services last
sunday evening. This was their first
meeting. There was a large attend
ancs and everybody vas pleased.
lhere was an attendance OF III at
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-18
FEDERAL CLUBS TO
POOL IT'S PLAYERS
According to Gilmore over 100 Of
These Players are of Major
League cailbre.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CHICAGO. Feb. 1s.-To apportion
the It's baseball players signed by
the Federals among the eight clubs.
the Federal league officials viii meet
in Chicago within the next ten days,
President Gilmore announced today.
The distribution of players will give
seven clubs twssnty two men while the
eighth viii have twenty-one unless
another player comes into the Federal
fold. President Gilmore stated that
over 100 players We're of major league
calibre.
The shuttle is to be made In order
that each club may havs approximate
" the same playing strength.
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WILL FIGHT WITH
GIBBONS OR RETIRE
Announcement of Packey Mcfarland
Would Spend Tim. Teaching
Game to Amateurs.

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CHICAGO. Feb. 1s-.'If can't se-
cure a match with Mike Gibbons. r
intend to retire and devote all my
tims to teaching promising amateurs
the gams," said Packey Mcfarland,
stock yards phantom boxer today.
Tt is my intention to open gym
nasium in the south side where ambi-
tious boxers can train under my person
al teaching. have made enough money
and since | am to- be married this
spring, ] have decided to retire from
professional boxing unless I am
matched with Gibbons. This is final
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-18
SEE SENSATIONAL BOWLING.
Flanton Wins Individual Event, Roll
Ing High Score.

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MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Feb. 1s.-In
the most sensational bowling of the
present international bowling associa-
ton tournament, Frank Flanton. OF
Omaha, won the special individual
event with score Of Cos. Rosenquist
of st. Paul followed with GIT, both
scores being well over the leaders in
the regular singles event. Not a
single change in the leaders of the
four classes of the tournament was
registered in yesterdays rolling.
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the NJ. E. Sunday school sunday. Not

49, Az. ~. AJuiQng SC0OOA O4A0dy. ANOk
SO bad for such cold weather.
Mrs. Alice Bogner is recovering
from slight attack of pneumonia
Miss McClamrock Of Rutledge spent
last week with Mrs. Fred Gerth who
is giving her instructions In elocution.
The little baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Dalton is sick with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith have two very
sick babies, the little twins both being
sick.
Those receiving certificates In the
first room, grades and 2. were.
Rocksey Harvey, Andrew Pippin, Sadie
Pippin. Hilda Branson and George
Clough. These certificates were CIV
en- for regular attendance and nor
being tardy the first FIVE months OF
school
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JACK BRlTToN WINS FIGHT.
MoriarIty Proves Easy for chicaac
Fighter Last Night.

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NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.-outboxed
and out-generaled Geo. Moriaritv
OF Syracuse, proved easy for Jack
Brltton, Of Chicago, at the Broadway
sporting Club last night. The referee
stopped the bout at the end OF the
seventh round Young" Brown tba
east side lightweight. was to have
poxed Britton bat an injury kept
MN Out Of the ring and Mor.ari i
was substituted.
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Two-bit Limit for Cubs.

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CHICAGO, Feb. 1s.-According to
word received here today from Man
ager Hank o'Day, enroute to Tampa.
Fla. with fifteen recruits. II o'clock
and TWENTY-FIVE cent limits have been
put on poker playing. The rules
were laid down when Heinie thinner
man took s1s away from the gang.
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viii Care for Old nniuer.

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CHICAGO, Feb. 1s.-If owners Of
horses which win races run under
the rules OF the American Trotf,nq
association and conform to a raso,,,,
ton adopted by the association ttay
VIII contribute one per cent Of their
winnings over 500 to fund for oar
ing for disabled and aged drivers =
was announced today. The monay - !,
collected will be free will offa,,,, ~