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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27

@uffolo. gG.D, 2G. Suni.
&ei oen gcihi1en @erbanoliiuqeu IN
ocm bon Der 9icaicrimg sur 9luflo.
itng Der u@aiiuan Gooal Gompanp~
anaeltrengtcn Ero5cB crtldrtc Der
9ic1icrrnas 9aHpcrit1noiac @uitap
q eicuuert oou Gli3obct6, 92..S., sic
Selcllldait conirolirc so @ro,ent
oeS gatl3cu iuldnoiiden Sonoels iii
pboiograpbiden gIrtifcIn, Der Ncit
cntiaac oni Die mabb6uaiaeu 05cIeQ.
irbaficn. sic gcaucriid,cn 9lnpaltc
protcitiren 6eiiig a6er criololoS, ac.
aen sic 3ulaiilmg oieier 9hlsIaoc.
9lidjtcr Sa5cI licB uud oic mcitcrc
9luSlaac 6cnnerts an ooB as i6ut
i'm Sabre 1911 III europa nicbt moQ.
lid qcpcicH mdrc, 9iobmaterial 3u
crlauacn, neil CT uidt nit per uGoii.
man Gooaf Gompang" IN Gcrbiu.
0ung ItauO. ggiaiam 6. South olS
Iomingtoou Fa., crfldrtc, cr ict
1908 ali elmer 6irma 6etbeiliat &C.
meiaH, oic 6arbcuorndpapier lllr
G6otograp6ic'n pcrfauIt babe. Slc
syirmd ici abcr ocrfradbt, neil iic ibr
@rooutt nic5t losi6Iagcn fonntc, pa
fcin S1nolcr nit g9oareH Der Gait
man Company" oas Fapicr perfau'
fen moatc
8. S. gln0reuS bon Nelu.2)orf, cis
ucr Der Giacnt6iiluer Scr Stem gorf
Camera Grdanac,1 Iaate geitern aus,
ooB ipn i'm Suli 1900 cine @elo.
itraic bon 5000 auicrlcat pur0c,
neil CT Gaitman'icbc 6abrifate al
cine Gbcagoer 5irma pcrfauit bate.
in0 0aB az aus Scr 2iite Der GAIT
mdn.@riinocr geiirihen pnroc, wcil
er iic1 mcigeric, Sic Siraie 5u bc5nb-
len. Seine G6cds iiir ge3ablina
icincr monatlicb bc5oacncn &aaren
miirocn i'm init Scr @ciimg retour.
nirt oic Siraiiinmc be5ulc0cn.
Sp0tcr mnroe linn sic Strafiunnc
6urdl @nimau crlaiicu cr wuroc
aber niemalS wie0er ais 9crfduicr
bon Gaiimau.2lriifeln anerIaunt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27
gnttc'S ltniunfampf.

Quite, Mont., 90. SUM. - 9Ils
Ole 9ii6cr Der ncuen uno6bGngigen
Union, mclMe ii6 in Oppoiition ee-
gcn 0ie n@eitern Scoeration" orga-
niiirt bot oeltern 6ur. 3ei6nung mie-
scr aufgclcgt muroen, 5eigte liH, OoB
ben 5000 @ergleutcn in @iltte $50
iih bercitS ongeibloilen baben, unO
@rGiiOcnt McDouoIo crfldrte iicb nit
6iciem &ciultat iebr aufrinOen. 0ie
@iirger 6ringen ouf @riinoing eineS
&igiIon8-Goniite'S gum SbuBc ibreS
@igGntbumS. III Gborlc8 s. WtoDer
tDeiItc gcitcrn aus Selcna mobin CT
gcflobcu nit, ourh ocn 9lufrubr
bonn MontoO ici oic Sc0crotion in
ibrcn 9lducn fcine$mcgS cri6iittert
boItG iie nod fir gut uuo per0e auf
ibrc 0urdfii6ring binar6eiten. Gr
icIbit mcr0c noA 9utte 8uriidfebren
obmobl or om Wtontag beinobe iein
2ebcn perlorcn babe, uno re6ne auf
0en Sdub Scr @cb0rocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27
0nildlniic0e nenen 9sro6i6itium.

@l cmp6is, &enn., 26. SSuui.
Gie SntcrnotionaIc Sufidmieoe-9li-
location crfldrte iiD bier in ibrem
gcitrigcn Gonoent fait einitimmia ge-
gen rationale 9Srobibition, oa oieie
cine @cihrGnflng Der peri0nIi6en
6rei6eit beoeutc, redtmdBig ermorbe-
ncS Gigent6um I'M @crt6c bon Oielen
N3iIlioncn 8critore inO Ganienoc BON
glrbcitern uno oeren 6amilien broo-
los made.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27
QINen @nnIier ncrhoftet.

GariboM Wlc, 26. Slni.
9lIocn @ouIicr, gc0cn wcl6en am
0|ittmo6 SoftbeicbIe inter Der Be
iduloiglmg Scr Eoohng im0 0es
@lorocs crloIien morocn iino, muroc
bier Gcitcrn onl6Blid Der anl1einen.
Den @rmorouna bon emma Scnicn
om lcbtcn @1ontag perbaitct. Gr mar
ieitocm pcricbwunocn iteate iib ober
geitcrn i'm Sauie icincs &atcrS, @il-
liam 9ouIier, mieocr Gin lmo bcnaG-
rihtigte bic gountD 9cbor6en BON
1eincr 9lnpcienbcit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27

peIoedern oes Gpltems Shneioer be,
id(oiieu. Cine 5dme5er Nliiitdr.
Gonmiiiion iieIlte III Den leBtcu Dlo-
uaten in ocn ueri6ieoeniien ellropdi.
iden qdnoeru erbeblngeu iiber oas
6lugmcicu ali uno fam 5iI Dem Sc
iimo, Dab oas oeutihe SDltem Der
giutbeiling Scr 6Iieger, wie oic oclt.
ihen 6lugseigc in militdriider &c.
siebuna unerreic6t oaiteben. Iober
nm Der 9lutauf oeutihcr Goppel-
oeder.
1ronfreihs @efpent.
garis. 2G. Siuii. gta6 Der
gciieru betannt gegebeuen Staiiitif
iteat Id Der Riidgong Der @eburteH
in ;Sranfrei6 fir Oas Sa6r 1913 inn
@crgleid 3un @oria6r auf 5112.
1icies lit, nit 9ltsndbme 0cs Sab.
res 1911, Die neori1iic @cbluts.
ratc, melde ie in 5ranfrciA 8u Der.
0tiAllllll liNt.
9luf ic 10000 @imuo6ncr fomen
i'm Sabre 1913 1888 @cburtcn, oeQcn
100 I'M Sabre 1912. iS7 III 1911
uno 1876 in 1910. Tic 3a6l Der I'M
Sabre 1913 gcborrueu aiuoer be.
trug 1858, wdbreno nod I'M Sa6r
1870 0d5.OOO @eblrtcu al nrreeifhs
nen pareu.
Die @e6urteR ii6critiegcn Die Sos
oeSidac inn Sabre 1913 Inn Al .90t.
mas oirdidnittIi6 10 ali ic 10000
@cpo6ncr beoeltet Su Teutihlano
ii6erileaen oie @cburten sic Eoocs-
f6Ile auf scr @aiiS bon 10000 @c-
wo6ner gere6net, ourrbibuittlib nm
127 IN Ceitreid Inn t07, IN llugarn
iim 1870, iii Stalieu inn 11O.
gbcihlieBungen muroen in Srant.
reid i'm Sabre 1913 20s.76O pcr-
5ci1uct. 1850 mcnigcr ais i'm gor.
ia6rc. Bur oIeibcn Belt tiles bic
3a6l Der SHeiouugen bon 1859 i'm
Sabre 1912 AMI 1906 in 1913.
Ger Temps" fniipit an oieie Sta'
tiltif Sic 9cmcrtlmg oaB oic gcpol.
fcrlng Icutihlono'S inn Sabre 1918
Inn etiua 100000 Scelcn 3uacuom'
men babe, md0rcuO iib Die 6rauf.
rcidj's nm mtr 1901 pcrmc6rtc,
Iomit sic 3uua6nc ser oeutiden Sc.
poIterrma 5wan3ig @laI ar6Bcr iei
ais Die 6ranircih'S.
G8 febte @riiael.
Som, 26. Suni. lin bic Sb.
llrufiion Der So5ialiitcn gcgcu ooS
5iuau3proaranm Der 9legicrung nic.
ocr5umcricu, ioB aciteru bic Gcputir-
tcnfammcr, cine flir3c 8auie fiir oos
Ginnc6men oeS NlittaaSma6ls abGc.
reAnct, bon 10 lIbr GormiitagS bis
10 llbr glbcnoS. Die Sibing Der.
lief duBcrit itiirniid. gS fam 5u
6duiiacn @cidimpiuugen ocr Icpu.
iirtcn tmtcr eiuanoer, ia ielbit 5u
Sanogrciflidtciteu. Ter repu6Iita.
niI6e 9lbgcor0uete Gl0cnio Gbieia
mari sic @a0lilrnc I'M uno muroe
0cs6al6 aiif ben 9lntrag ocs Erdii.
benton bon ocn mciteren Ger6ano-
llngcn scr Gommer bis 5lm Moutag
auSgcidIofcn 3ur 3cit miro bic
6ra0c ieincr itroiaeridtliden &criol.
glnIa eriDoaeH
9ll5 Erotcii aeacu oic 2biiruf.
tionStaltif Der 2o3iolincn babcu iicb
aac 3cihmacn oabin oecingt mir
bic fiir5citcn @crirbtc iiber bic Sit.
5lmgcu Scr Dcputirienfanmer Ill
ucr6iicntlihcn uno iiG nit Der Bio.
Zen RameuSnenming Der 9ieoner 81
bcaniiacn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27
etrafIiMn ais gInieiacn.gI0ent.

Eoronto, Ont, 26. Suni.
SSn ser geitrigen Sibung 0cs Son.
pcnts ser o9looertiiing Clubs" wuroe
cine 9lb6onolumg bon 2oui5 Gictor
GDtinge perleien, wcl6er megen @ior.
Oes in Dem 8u6t6aus 81 Slorence,
9(ri5, ouf 2e6ens8cit internirt iii.
@Dtingc lit "a Sabre ali lm0 bat Don
icincr Strofe ibon z Sabre abacbiiBt
9o CT I'M 8udbt6aus ii1 bic SdwinO-
iuht 5uae5ogcn lmO Oes6al6 @elO no-
tbig 5nttc, Derlegtc or iicb alf oos PIN.
5ei0cngciddit. 2ebteS Sa6r nabm er
5000 cin ino in oicicm Sabre boitt
cr, mic or Dem @onDent nlittbeilte, es
mli $4,000 5u bringen.
@dNc far'S 0nStnnn beior0t s.. 0laInc, 4t3
I@altmure.strahc uabe Gniton 0uule Aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27

Cos glnQeIcs, Sal, 26. Suni.
PIN 5uBc cincs 100 SUB 6obcn
S,iigels bel Gan @c0ro, Gal, bat
man geiicru Sic 2eit6eu non Orci
6raucu uuo cincm Mom aehinocu,
Die am Mittpo6 9l6cuo bei'm 9lb-
ihr5 ciucS 9lutomo6iIS, moriu tic
hu6rcu, bon Dem Siigel i6reu 600
0chnoen bo6cn. Ias 9Lrto mar BON
s. @afct, cincm orabtloien Eclegra-
p6iitcn gelcnlt morocn Der in 0emr
ielben srn erIieu N}akc nit @eglei.
tuna aisnl1r.
gGIc snr McIe iaiS gmSianS bciotgt Is.
Blaine, Sir. 4i3, SisgaltimOrc Strane, nabe
(tuftnnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27

oos coIifornii6e neue9an09eieb ipre'
de i6nen MN 0oS Gc6t o6, ii6er
Oieles @i9ent6um nod @elie6en 81
perfiigeu Gies iei na6 9lnii6t ser
iopaniiben 9iegierlng cine Giscrimi-
notion welde ipe5icll gegen i6rc linz
ter55onen gcriAtet iei, oa oos @eieb
mn o2luslGnOern, melhe nidt 0as
9lec1t 6cidBen, 9}iirgcr 81 meroen"
rie inbeitrittene &erfiigung ii6er ibr
Gigentbum abipre6e
oGrodcnbett 5ur see
Gas BON @lorinclefret6r TanielS
crIoiiene 9lnti.Grinfucr6ot tritt am
I. Suli in &roft. @ciitige @ctrdnfe
Oiirien BON oo an bel Gffi3ierSmeIien
II. I. 10. nidt mebr gcnoilen mcroen.
9Iuf Die ibm geitern geIieate 6roge,
Nos nit Ocn Spirituoien 81 gei6e-
6cn babe, oie iib am @littpo6, I.
Sui, bel GogcSaubru6 nod oil
9orO BON Shlobtihiiieu bciinOen,
ontluortete Scr Marincicfretdr, er er-
marte nid5t, OoB oic Spiriiltoien ii6er
9orO geiuorfen miir0cn. GicS lit ein
miAtiger Ylnft iniofern ais oif bic
len 6a6r5eugen beionOer8 oen in
ouSlGnOiibcn@emdiiern beiinOli6en
WlcBmcinc gleid5 ouf Elm gon5esSo6r
eingelcgt 81 perOen pilegten. Sic
@a6rideiulic6feit lnter Ocn llmltdn.
0en iit OaB bic nGrodenbeit" in @lu.
rinc &cierDotionen uno altf 6o6r5eu-
gen in inldnoiicben @eudlicrn am
80. Stni INN Wiiiternobt beginner
miro, pG6renO &ricgSiGiiien in aus
lGnoii1en @epGiiern cine mdBige
Srilt berltottet nerOcn miro, Inn ii6
i1rcr inter 9ann get6onen Spiri-
tuoien 81 cntIeoigen. 9hif ipelAe
g9eiie oieS 5u gei6c6en 6ot lit bonn
W3orinciefretGr niht auSOriidlib be-
itimmt; i6er 9oro geporieu 81 per-
oen brouden iie nibt.
gicoroguo's @eI0pirf6-
i9oft.
&or Dem Senatsnusi6uB fir aus
wGrtigc @e5ic6lngcn iagte gcitcrn
Scr nicorogunlii6e Sinou5miuiiter
9}ofoel GuoOra aus, sen @iinitIinaeu
ocS &rGiiocnteu 9loolfo Gio3 ieiep
nodJ ieinem Slmtsuutritt @lilionen
@cioS gc5o6It morOen obne Dob Die
Sorocrungen in Der ii6li1en Meiie
Dor Dem 5uitdnoigep @eribte feitge-
felt mur0en. Gas omcrifanii6e
StootS0eportcmcnt, iogte Der 3euge
babe Oogegen &roteit cr6obcn mo
oorouf beitonoen, 0oB ioIbe Sa6en
Dor sic ocmiitbte 9luipru@scommii-
ion ge6roGt miiroen. GoS 81 0nma-
Tiger Belt mlsgege6cnc GapiergeIO
lei 10 cntmertbct ooB eS gegenmdrtig
BON ser nicarogtoniibcn @onf 5um
Soe bon s Gents per GoIlar einge-
loft mer0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27

QGNc snr WcIe ia's gluSianS bciorat Is.
ainluc gr. 4i9, Mountaineering, nabt
0nifcm NOuic glurnne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27

@dNc fir'S 0lnSlnnb beior0t s.. 0laInc 4t3
its@aitimure'strahc, uabe 0nitun ppnle Aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27
8cIpa q. 9 0 dmoo0' : Il IL
faIl.


SRI. 9clpa q. 2odlpoo0, Oie cin-
size 5rou peldc iih ie Inn ooS 9lmt
oeS @r1iiocuten Der Gcr. Staoten
bcporben uno pelbe iebt i'm 9ater
BON S4 SSo6ren itebt, 500 ii6 aeltern
0urh cincu Sal cinen 9rub 0eS glr-
mes uno ser SbuIter 81, bat aber
gutc 9lusiiht nilf @icoer6eritclhmg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27
Su Den yabnrn.
0ric6ii1c Wtarines@c
ierbrn riMbrruien.
WriedbcnlanO FIR ale
(sbemtmaIitdten gerilftet.

Gie spounina in Den @c8iebungen
Oer gsatiou 81 Der Giirtei iaeint
aaeroinas beoeutenO geniIoert-
5tootpcrorouete 8uoapeifs
I perIangen aiInOiallne bes San
orIsbcrtroges nit 0ciitidlouO.-
@ra5er @eneinoeratb atigeIoit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27

@erlidDCrnng geBcM g(rs
britsIOiigfcit.
0Sidjti9cr 5@ritt 6es bG.
Oiibcn &an6taas.

ssiirtiemberaiider Qom.95rabcnOar
NIT 8uriidIaiiuug bon S6uIOen
in S0be BON 100000 WRarf fIiid-
tia. SoIbc @aiaion fir Der
liner Sanocls.So&iauIe oeltiitct.
Shionnae. Sole. - n0r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-14
sure WAY TO GET
RID Of DANDRyFF
End Itching Scalp and Stop Fall
ing Hair-At Once.

There is one sure way that never fails
to remove dandruff completely and that
is to dissolve it. This destroys it en-
tirely. To do this, Just get about four
ounces Of plain. ordinary liquid aryoni i
apply it at night when retiring; use
enough to moisten the scalp and rub II
in gently with the finger tips.
BY morning most, if not all. OF your
dandruH will BE gone, and three or four
more applications will completely dis
solve and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace Of it no matter how much
dandruH you may have.
You will find, too, that all itching and
digging Of the scalp will stop instantly,
Ind your hair will be fluffy. lustrous:
vlossy, silky and soft, and look and feel
q hundred times better.
If you want to keep your hair looking
rich, do by all means get rid of dandruH
for nothing destroys the hair so quickly.
It not only starves the hair and makes
it fan out, but it makes it stringy,
straggly, dull, dry. brittle and lifeless,
and everybody notices it. You can get
liquid arvon at any drug store. It is IN.
expensive, and four ounces is all you will
need. This simple remedy has never
been known to fail
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-14
c5GzEaZSs ss is :;sSIs5z ss9asD
<sokuk, Iowa October u. 1914
A. EVENING TIME.

AT EVENING TIME.
A little child, with fingers filled with
sand,
Which, tightly clasped, it strives in
vain to hold
So seem l, as clutch Times les
SEEMING gold.
And feel it slipping ever from my
hand.
What have gained from all the pass
ing years
Which bore me. struggling. on their
foaming crest?
I found, amid their wild unrest,
Time for a little daughter. many
tears.
Always hoped to reach some shell
tered bay,
Where angry winds no more should
meet and vex,
Where battling currents should no
more perplex,
And I might anchor till the close OF
day.
The night comes fast-and still the
tempests roar;
Life's sands slip fast-and l can
reach no more.
--Ninette NJ. Lowater, in the Spring
4 field, Mass, Republican.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-14

at No. PA South Wilton place.
But it's finished. The fitful fever OF
life is over and he has drawn the
drapery OF his couch about him" and
lain down to pleasant dreams. The
flag Of his country never waved over
a trCer or drawer heart, and his mem
DRY will ever been green in the hearts
and minds OF those who learned to
respect and love him for the noble
qualities OF head and heart which he
possessed, and hearts are saddened
by the thought that he Is called in
that last sleep on flames eternal
camping ground where innumerable
tents are spread, and on the coming
Memorial day a starry flag will mark
his new-made grave and brightest
flowers will deck the spot where he
sleeps.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-14
/ AMENTEO DEATH
OF MRS. DORSEY
wife Of Or. z. 3. Dorsey Jr. passed
Away Suddenly This After
noon at Graham
Hospital.
COUNCIL BLUFFS GIRL
She Was the Daughter Of Judge and
Mrs. o. o. Wheeler, Who Are
Expected Here
Tomorrow.
COUNCIL BLUFFS GIRL

1 4 T. (. ge +
At 1890 o'clock this afternoon at
Graham hospital, occurred the death
OF Mrs. F. Blynn Dorsey, Jr, Of TOO
Orleans avenue The news of her
death came as shock to her
friends. She had been in perfect
health, and had expected to leave the
hospital today. She became suddenly
i'll this noon and death followed. The
announcement Of her sudden death
casts a pail over the large circle OF
friends and acquaintance who had
came to know her during her resi-
dence here.
Mrs. Dorsey was Miss Bertha
Wheeler, daughter Of Judge and Mrs.
o. D. Wheeler OF Council Bluffs be-
fore her marriage to DR.. Dorsey. Her
bereaved parents are expected to ar
rive here tomorrow.
She and DR.. Dorsey were married
little more than two years ago and
since then had been resident Of Keo-
kuk. In that short time she had
made many acquaintances. becoming
one OF the popular young matrons OF
the city, prominent in social circles.
and her death will cause much sorrow
in large circle of friends.
She was born in Council Bluffs
March II, 1889, and was married juno
26, 1912, to DR.. F. B. Dorsey, Jr., OF
this city. She leaves to mourn her
death her father and mother, her hus-
band, and baby daughter nineteen
days old
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-14
M'MANUS SPEAKS
AT K. G. BANQUET
County Attorney Helped Celebrate
Columbus Day with Knights
at Fort Madison.

Fort Madison Gem City: E. W. Nc
Manus, county attorney Of Keokuk,
was the next speaker. Mr.. McManus
began his talk with a galaxy Of humor
which had the house in convulsions.
After his spell Of funniness the
speaker came down to the subject in
hand and declared the people OF the
United States to be inactive and neg
ligent in commemoration OF Columbus
day. day. which the speaker said,
was second in importance to the hui
man race only, to the day upon which
Christ was born. Consider" said
Mr.. McManus, 1.-THE aclievements here
IL America that have come about since
its discovery The influence OF this
country was spoken Of as most pow
erful and felt in all lands OF the
world Turkey, China, Japan and
others have found a great measure Of
freedom and liberty through the
example and influence Of this country
For all Of this we should give Co
lumbus his due" declared the speak.
e.. Foreign nations Go not fear and
respect US because Of our war power,
our armies and our navies," said the
attorney, "but rather because OF our
intelligence and enlightment." The
speaker then declared that it was for
this country to be judges in the great
conflict and to carry the banner of
freedom and civilization. Mr.. Nc
.Manus closed his speech with a poem.
THE Twilight of the Kings" which
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-14
Great Cattle Market

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Oct. 14.-Com-
men today declared that Kan.
sas City as a cattle market was in
creasing In Importance every day and
pointed to the arrival Of a trainload
of twelve. cars Of cattle from Seville,
Florida, coming 1900 miles to mar
ket. passing up markets 400 to 500
miles closer.
The cattle were small and will be
used as Gamers, and shipped to Eu.
rope to feed the armies on the con.
tinent. tho pscko-~ here having enor.
nous orders to all.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-14
Cheerino Words Coming.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.--Words OF
cheer for big business will be includ-
ed in a letter President Wilson will
soon send Majority Leader Under.
wood, according to reliable informa-
ton today.
The president will serve notice that
no further regulatory business will be
this session, but instead
next session will turn IT'S attention to
work for the develop.
ment OF the country's natural re-
sources.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-14
The Mexican War.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. |
DOUGLAS, Ariz., Oct 14.-Federal
troops remained on guard along the
Mexican border today, although their
presence yesterday and last night
failed preventing Mexican rebels fir
ing into Douglas several times Sew
eral American families living close to
the border have abandoned their
homes. Casualties of Villistas and
Carranzistas' during the Aqua Prieta
firing have been very small.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-14
SOUTH rs EARD UP,
KEOKUKIAN WRITES
Joe Leindeeker Says Buy Bale Move
ment will Help Greatly to
Tide Over.

Joe Leindecker. youngest son OF
Squire John I.eindecker, writes his
father from Oklahoma, that the money
stringency is severe there. He has
written that the buy-a-bale OF cotton
movement which has originated and
which Is being considered to some ex-
tent in Keokuk, will be Of immense
value in tiding over the hard times.
Cotton seed which last year brought
from SIT to s24 Is now selling for
only $12.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-14
OFFICIALS COMMENT
ON OATS EXHIBIT
Davenport and keokuk Both Interest
ed In Showing to bs Made
At Frisco Fair.

T. . s. ! / i /.
Commenting on the exhibit OF oats
made here for the Frisco fair, the
Davenport Democrat says:
The Purity Oats company Of Keo-
kuk and Davenport will be an exhibi-
ton to the Panama Pacific exposition,
a contract for considerable amount
OF space having just been signed, &C
cording to advices received today by
Secretary Norwood OF the Greater
Davenport committee from G. M. Rich,
president Of the company and from
II. g. Baker, director Of exhibits to
the exposition. The exhibit will be
housed in the building known as the
Food Palace" and the construction OF
an attractive setting will be begun
in the near future. Not only Is the
Purity Oats management convinced
Of the superiority OF their product and
anxious to enter into competition with
other cereal manufacturers In the
United States, but they realize the adj
vantages OF such an exhibit as is con-
templated.
There is no waste circulation in
exhibiting at the worlds fair said
C. NJ. Rich OF the Purity Oats COM
pany today. Every visitor is either
a user or a prospective user Of rolled
oats. We have taken ample space. at
the exposition to house comprehen-
sive, attractive exhibit, which will be
entirely satisfactory to the stockhold-
ers OF the Purity Oats companies OF
Davenport and Keokuk and which
will serve as an advertisement Of our
product from which we may expect. I
believe, excellent returns"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-14
Protest at Destruction.

NEW YORK, Oct. 14-Delayed wire
less dispatch from Berlin today car
ried an official statement attacking
British participants in Antwerp's de-
tense, for destroying fifty-four Ger
man vessels in the city harbor. All 1t is
declared, were merchant vessels I'M
fitted for war and their destruction
was wanton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-14
CITY NEWS.

The various district managers OF
the Purity Oats company are holding
a meeting here at the general Offices
of the company Mr.. A. H. Rich is In
charge Of the meeting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-14
How to Pronounce II.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.1
WASHINGTON, Oct. 14-Pryzem-
ysl is the most mispronounced Of all
the cities mentioned in the war dis
patches, said Secretary Sobotka of
the Austria nembassy today.
The official and correct pronuncia-
ton he said is "S-h-i-m easel"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-14
Kansas Alfalfa.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
TOPEKA, Kans., Oct. 14.-Almost
one-quarter million acres Of alfalfa
was grown in Kansas this year, &C.
cording to j. G. Mohler, secretary OF
the board of agriculture, who declar-
ed that the figures compiled by the
county assessors showed an increase
in acreage OF sixteen per cent over
last year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-14
Russians Defeated.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
THE HAGUE, Oct. 1.-THE Aus.
trian legation announced this after.
noon receipt of advices from Vienna
stating that the Russian forces had
evacuated the stronghold of Lemberg,
following heavy losses in battle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-14
PERSONALS.

Miss Irma Rider left Sunday for a
two weeks visit with relatives in Yer
sailles, Mo.
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with its moving words coupled with
the speakers forceful and fine deliv-
cry wrought a deep impression upon
the minds Of the audience.