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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-15
Sob bon slnsnit gaer.

s(itguft 9oer, elm ollgetnein be-
fanlrter @inhpobner lttierer Staot,
itarb I'M Der gtadt bonn leeten Conn,
ta9, IN Der @oblmtng bon SreS Glpl-
le, tpobin er 5ur beiieren @erpfle.
Glnlg 61ird oie OeitgGieoer ser bieii-
gen 2oge Der &ipigbts OF Bptbios
gebradt iporben mar, nod elmer
9raltfbeit bon 1a1gefGbr 3 8o6en.
Ger Serftorbene erreid#e Elm Sitter
BON 55 Sobren utpb 7 Monnten limo
tplirte bier in Sernpann ge6oren
lupb er5o9elL mo er olt6 mabret6 lei.
mes galteen 2ebens fait obne Inter
-bredainq. getuoGmt bat. giele Sabre
bi,bburd betrieb er bier cine Cigar
relpSabrif unb arbeitete ipdter IN
peridyte>ene1r u1berelL berurtigett Sa.
brifen. @r ipar elm Wemtn BON eb-
lem G6arafter, GROCER Ser5ensgiite,
itets SIR @oblt6Gtiqfeit geteigt, io-
tpie bon ia1tftein @enliitb ln6 erfiillt
BON bobcn SS6eoIen; Ieiber febGte
linn ober sic not6ige GbarafteritGrfe
lln6 @il(ersfroft imt oen 9[nlGufen
scr @erilldpmg lrno oen @iBbeIlig-
feiten oes 2ebens erfolerei6en @i-
oeritdn6 SIT Ieiiten. gr mar rie
nerbeirotbet ,ut6 bialterIdBt nur 5apei
Sdapeiterrt Srmt GoSpori ltnS SRI.
0Sariu 9aer, als ieine nGditen 9ltp-
peripartHtei1. gluBer 6ieien iebod,
cine erobe s(rBohI Srelnlbe u1rb ge-
fam1te, tpeIde linn itets ein frellno'
li6es Mrbetrfen tpi0men tuepoen.
0ie 9eerbigaug falpo am lebter
0ienstoa onf 6ern itGbtiid)en Srieo'
bofe itatt, iiatter Seitlutg Der Snigbts
Of 8ptbias, beren Otitglie6 Der Ser
itorbene ieit beiipobe % Sabren &C.
meien mar lnb tpeld)e ole feierlt6el1
gerelruo1lien rpad Dem &itllol oes
Srbens, an ieinent @rdbe erfiillten
@ose er in Srieben alrsruben bon
SEN @atttGlhdpulpen iutb 8ibethpdr'
tiQfeitefl 6es 2ebetts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-15
SdJredlidle sslefen bes Gcscma.

Sfaide &lren brrG Or. Sobion's
@c5enta Sentiment. s. g. Galofpell
in Stem Orleans, 60. idreibt: ,,Ielr
Grat rietb mir, Or. Sobion's @c5entc
SaIbe ou periuhen. Sd gebraltdp
te brei Sda6tel ocs Stntnent unf
brei Gafes bon Or. Sobion's Oermo
3erna SEIZE. Seitte babe ih mir
genbS einen SIeden an meinem Sor.
per lino ib fam ia9en baf, i6 &C.
beilt bin." gs miro basielbe fiji
sic tbun. Seire IinberltNe, beiler'
De, nrltiieptiide 1irfring ninb Sie
BON alien Sflpor5fopfen, Soltalrs.
Idldgen, eczema Slefen, Sintples,
rotbIihen b6Bli6 ausiebenben 8e.
idhpiinen befreien, Inn Sbre Sant
rein ripb seiuno sii seitaIten. Ser
iebt grd1 beute nit elmer Sdahtel.
@armtirt. 9lne 9lpotbefen ober per
8nit. Soc. 8feiffer Chemical 60,
g JilobeIpbin urb ct. 9oitis, Pins.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-15
Sram Suiepb 9iatbgeb, bpn Sergsr,
erliegt bem Sob, nad ldmgercm
Qeiben.

Srml aatie Hatbeeb, @ottin BON
Soiepb s.. 9otbgeb, Dem @eif1fts.
fiibrer Der Berger MiIlinn 60, Itarb
am Iette1t Counting abeno in ibrenl
Sei1n, nod fiirritpo6elltli6em 9eiben,
i'm @Iter bon 35 Sabren, 6 Oaom-
ten lulb 18 Sagen.
Srail &atbgeb tpar cine Sod,ter
BON Sobn 3oeIler, tpelher bieIe Sob.
re bin6llr6 aalf 9rD Sill, in Der
godbe bon Sernloiun ipobnbaft ipar,
tpoielbdt Spml 9hatbeeb geborer ipur-
De ilnb lebte, Bis iie ii6 init sssolepb
&atbgeb berbeiratbete. 9ie 8erItpr.
bene NOR eife sSran BON liebenshpiir'
oi9em Gbarofter iupo giittger 8e-
nuitbsart, llapo beIaB bier eiten gro
BEN &rei8 BON sSreiulben, tpelde Itr
nprSeitiger 500 nlit tieier Sra,ter er,
fiiat yot lul1 tpeld)e bcn Idauerge-
priifter 8attelr, fohpie die gltemu Ser
@eritorbenen ibres tieien, aufri6tis
gen 9eilei6s Deriidern. Suan &atb-
geb biiterldbt ibren @ottell lutb bier
fleine &in6er, oeren iiineites erit
finn 8oden alt 1T, ioapie ibre @lterr
Sobn 3oeller uno @attilt lpe6it meb.
rerelt Sdbpeitert ltir6 9rilbern.
9ie 9eeroiglng fanb am Wittfpod
gadrtittna, o.f Dem fatboliIder
Sriebbofe IN Berger itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-15
Tirit Grcef.

geun. q. slrdbes febrte am pori.
gen Dfitttpo6 BON 9aitias Gitp aii-
rid, mo er Der 8eerbi9l,rug ietiter
gsidte, @ipien gtntbes, beigetuobnt
batte.
2oitis BoeideI lieb fiir5lid ailf
ieiner Sornt, 6llrd Sernmut Satal,
eirten nellen 8erf5eitgsidatppen bali-
en-, ioapie alt6 nrebrere 3intnler iet'
mes 8obnbaities nei, tape8iereit.
Ser 9olI, ipeld)er am lesten
9anstag srbe16 BON Der 5irIt Greet
syltnior 9rass @anb in Straiirer'S
@rope gegebcn ipurbe, mar gut be-
fitdt, iupo ole SlripeIelloet nllilltrten
li6 beItetl8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-15

Gin bartnddiger, itorenSer, nieber.
idloeerloer Siriten bdrret on, eridiit'
tert ben 8orper, ihtpGft ole 9ungen
un6 fiibrt oft 81, ernitIidlen Solgen.
Die erfte 0ofis BON Or. Sings neu'
er gntbecfanig getpabrt 2inberlng.
Senrp 9. SarberS in gaoeir6iib, 8t.
pur6e noh 2ungenentsiinblng nit
Sdhpinoiltdt bebrobt. @r i6reibt
r9r. 3ing's nelte gntoedlng iollte
in ieber Samilie aebalten nepoen;
iie iit getpib Ole bette aller Weoi5i.
men BEL @rfGItutg, Suiten ober
9ungenlcioen." @ut Bel &inberbr.
iten. @elb 5uriid, tpenn nidt befrie.
bigen6. Breis 50c lnpb ST. IGe
Ipotbefen. s. 6. 9udlen & Co.,
PHILADELPHIA ober ct. 2ouis. Gins.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-15
sabreuna So
aus benz areisseridjt.

9ie alose BON S. s. SafIon se-
oen @m Sprir,egate, 9ei6Iogrubme,
tplirtoe perid,oben.
Die BON sacob Strdbsarer gegetl
bic Soalfafpa Contribution SO. irno
Sie Gtobt Serutlnnn otugeitretgte
@d,ooeneriatHnee ipuroe aaf ueber-
einfonulren Der 8etbeiligten biz gum
nGdlsten Serrpin peridoben.
Ser i,ttereinnteIte gro5eB Der Die
ie ISOLDE i'm &reisgeridt 5u Ser
bgpohlng fan, tpar Die aIo9e segen
IS. 8. Suroll, megetp gerlebung oes
@eIetes, bos 6ie @usiibllng oes dr5ts
Iiden 9erllfes obne porber bein
Goulap Glerf regiitrirt 81 iein, ber'
bietet. SIM @mBen iparen fiinf ie.
porde &loeen 9ege1 Suroa ei1pge'
Ieitet, 6ie iebo6 alle Sera'elben Gba-
rafter batten rl1rr bob es fi6 Inn 9e'
balpS[lntg perifieoener gatienten bon-
Selte. Suppll, Der feline Satiellten
no6 einer Ser Olteopatbie abnliden
@eiie obne gerobreidnuag BON slr5-
neien bebnnbelt, iprrbe in eilpen
Sale BON ben @ei6iporenen idltloig
erflGrt 0as betr. 8eies iibertreten
slt habal, tpGbreitS er in eine1lt att0e-
rem Sale freigeiproden tpurbe, IN
tpelfe1 er 6ltr6 3elr8ell betpies,
bo3 er einen gatienter bllr6 Die 9n-
tpeln6in1g Der Metbobe Ser Gbirp.
ptnftif ti,pirt batte, ben arpOere 9lers.
tie oIs uatbeiIbar erfldrt batten. 0ie
anheren orei &lagen purben bis ainn
nGdSten Septentber Sernlin berid)o.
belt.
Stint bon Sirginio @. Sarris ge-
gen ebettIopieIe beri6ieoene gerionen
ongeitrengte @a9en ipegen Sem @e-.
iibredt altf biperTe 2GipOereien, iulrr-
bcn periboben.
@an. Sfernolmt Ser Sriebensito-
rilng mr9eflagt, tplrrbe bon bei, @e.
idporenen als nidhifnplbig erfldrt.
9sarfiiib @nlitb, mel6e cine
Sdulbforberlung eegen @rn Stl,bble-
field II. 9l. eirpgefIoet batte, erbielt
ein 3abIulrgsurtbeil auf 500 5ltge.
iprodlen.
Die @nge bon Marp Soppenbnus
eegen Srnnf SdulIte, iuegen 9rud
oeS neutrality-suspicious., tpurbe per-
id)obelt.
sl1t6 6ie &lagen gegen German 81.
StierS ipegeir grmorblutg oes grnIt
SeDing, ioipie Die erit fiir5lid) erbo-
belte S(nfluee eegen 6. 6. gurdoro,
zines berbeiratbeten Iomnes, tuegen
erhfiibmlng Ser ntiroeridbrigeat
gtaplne SSibgeroIb bon Stpenspil(e,
mrrOen nerido6en ittb lperben erit
ant nidhten SeptentberSerntin sur
TerDaebllnlN fonrnen.
Die altf sSriebelrsit6riupg laltterbe
&lage 9esen Or. S. 9luTberSeibe
enoete 9eitern nof lGngeren Ser.
hanhlllngen into nod Iangerer 9era-
tbinrg Der @eidtporenen NIT einem
airf lridtidprDbig Ioliterrben l1rtbeils'
ipmt6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-15
Sdlreibt iiber ieine sSrnn,

Sd)reibt iiber feline Sran. rSm
lebten CONNER" f6reibt Serr Carl
'sentfe BON Sidorp Gi6ge, @rf., .tpir
De nleine ssrat frnnf. l1nier 2ofaI.
or5t bebonheIte iie, bo6 nbre @rfoGg.
er orhnete bonn an, 6aB iie IN Dos
Soipital nod Ssonesboro gebrodt
peroe. 9ort mar iie bier 8o6en,
1ber otHtatt beIier 51t iperben, tpirrbe
tie 'dlfnlnter. @ir peria,ften 6otn
et1en anberen Irst, big er ebft 5ll.
cob, er f6nne ,ridts fir iie tbltn.
ydadbein aIles mttlos geipeien mar,
enff6loiien mir ltats, Soriui's 9llper-
froilter 5lt berfuden, ,,nb, itnglaitb'
lld tpie es fli1tgen mag, gfeib nod
Der erIten TuId1e fi,pg rneine Sraal
on, lid sit beiiern. sic berridbet
1ebt iuieber hire @rbeit, tpie in friibe'
rem Sdbreih lmb fiibIt iid tpobl."
Sorri's gapetfrGrter lit feitte
slpotbefer- -@ebiain, iotrbern elm Elm.
fades, 5eiterprobte$ &rGatter Sell.
lntttel, tpeldes Dem Gubliflim bireft
9eliefet miro 6itrd Spe3iaI : stgen'
te1t Die ernarmlt fin6 bon 6en Ser
',tellern, Or. 8eter Sabrnep & Cons
SGo., 1875 60. Sobne &ne., Chi
cago, Sn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-15
&irdlides.

Ser ltlher5eifnete bringt bierntit
ollen @iiiionsfreiin6en 5ilr gef6ai'
gen aenntiliblpobtne, baB bie presbt.
@eneirvSe bel Bah, an Der Seccno
Greet iibr @iiiionsfeIt. 10 @ott min,
mn 5. ii. 6, slug. 81 feiern geoeilft.
s(Ie Serrn gaodybnrspnItorel iodpie
ibre liebe @enleinben ipen6en bier.
NIT gIeidBeitig freimSIid eittgeloSetl
art 6erfelben tbeil 5,i nebmen.
Nng. aaI 0 g n Bnftor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-15

- Mit eiltern &atebel I'M Wtlul6e,
nurbe in ct, 2oiris Der % Sabre al
te 2eo 9auron loot i'm Fairgrounds
ASarf oilf9efiltpoen. Oteben ibn1 lag
elm Sl1iden, bos &arboIidrlre ellt-
bolten bate.
- gSabe gIier, Stoobarb Goiintp,
tpatnbe oiit SSreitoe sa6ert 8atters
BON Glpiro SotpIett erid)oiielg iueil
er Der 8ater ibres 4inbees iein Son-
tie inpo fib tpeigerte, iie gu beiratber.
Oos Gnai,en5iru1er tpatroe perboftet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-15
Ser aUnig aller earatiOc.

aino's nele 2ebenspilIer. Rarl
W,afbulfa in Buffalo, gt. g., ia9t
.Sie iinb oie aonige oler Sorattpe
lie iino Gin Gegen in n1einer 5o11i.
lie ,tno if boIte itets cine Sdadtel
al Sollc." Soft cine Sdadtel ltlto
iperSct aeiuro. Ssrcts 25c. Ille
9lpottcfrn oher per Eoit. S. o. BUD
len & 60, 8biIabeIpbia ober ct.
9ouis. Ihd.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-15

Der Stobtratb bon @ebb Gitp,
SoIper @oiuhp, bat cine 2ocal Sp-
tion Gbfftmutnpng oif 6en 8. Sunni
anberoitntt a1t6 Sie rSrodenen" mad
en- oie ftarfften slnftrengaimen, ote
8ieOereinfiibriarg bon @irtbidaftel
5u oerbfrt0ertt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-15

*2eibet eiier ai1S an Stidtliten,
Gafm periaunlt es niGt cine SIai6e
Gonselman's Stifbulten Sprup 5ll
bolert IN 8aIfers glpotbefe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-18
Parent-reaehers Organization at Its
Session Yesterday, Discussed
This All Important Topic
From Two Phases.
BOTH PAPERS PLEASED
Mrs. o. q. Towne and Mrs. Cora 6.
Reeves Were Speakers Before
This Organization Yester-
day Afternoon.

About two hundred were In attenU'
ance at the parent-teachers meeting
held in the high school assembly room
yesterday afternoon. Miss Solomon
presided. The first paper on the
Reasons for Child Study was given
by Mrs. 0. B. Towne. Mrs. Cora c.
Reeves spoke on How the Child De-
velops" The papers We're discussed
by superintendent Aldrich. E. s. Pat
terson, Mrs. Leonard Matless, Mrs. A.
Hollingswarth. Mrs. o. w. Weyer ans
Mrs. E. L. Aldrich. Master Elmer
Bunch of the seventh grade In ths
George washington school. sang Now
tho Day is Over" with piano accom-
paniment by Miss Nina Phillips. The
10y sang in clear, beautiful soprano
voice, giving evidence of training. as
well as natural ability
Mrs Towne had for central
thought in her talk the sentiment OF
Rosseau who said, "Sit reverently at
the feet Of infancy, watching aaa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-18
start Fighting Again.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
Ell PASO, Texas. Nov. 1S.-Gen.
Francisco Villa he's announced that
General Carranza had broken fait1
and that the villista trcps wouli
drive him from Mexico, according to
dispatches received from Mexico to
day. The same advices are that fight.
ing has occurred in the state OF Guam
ajuato
According to the messages Irapuato,
Guanajuato state. has been occupied
by Villas army after fight lasting
half day. Gen. Miguel Dfeguez and
his Jalisco troops opposed the occu-
patton, but were defeated and retreat
ed towards Guadalajara. Troops have
been sent in pursuit of them.
Following the occupation of Ira
puato. the dispatches report that a
force of villistas was also sent TO oc-
cupy Queretaro. General villa is said
to be in command of the operations.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-18
MEETING
AT THE INSTITUTE
Maternity Nursing and Prenatal Care
Of Mother Are Subjects for
Consideration.

The mothers meeting of the infant
welfare work OF the Visiting Nurse as
ISOLATION to be held in the Peoples
Institute tomorrow will have Tor
general topic, Maternity Nursing and
Prenatal Care of the Mother. Miss
Habenicht will speak on the general
topic, Miss Brown will speak on Per
scnal Cleanliness. Miss Whitlock, the
new nurse who has been detailed spec
tally to the school work, will be at the
meeting and give demonstration
of how to make bed correctly for
the patient Following this part of the
program, Dr. Sherlock will speak On
the need of clean milk for infant feed
ing and talk of Keokuk conditions.
Mrs. Caldwell, member of the Peo-
pies Institute. will sing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-18
ASSAILANT MAKES
MYSTERIOUS ATTACK
Mrs. J. Wayland, 41s Paiean, Struck
Across Face with Club by
Unknown Assailant.

Mrs. j. Wayland, 41a Palean street,
was th., victim of mysterious attack
by an unknown man in the rear OF
her home at 7:30 last night. Mrs.
Wayland had stepped out of the house
to a coal shed in the rear OF the house
when an unknown assailant struck
her across the face with heavy club
The blow stunned her temporarily and
she lay for several minutes on the
ground. Regainng consciousness sho
returned to the house. A doctor was
called to attend to her injuries. Her
face was badly bruised by the blow
and her lips severely cut. Mrs. Way
land stated today that she has abso-
lutely no idea of the identity of the
person who struck her and says she
knows of no reason why anyone
should want to attack her. She said
that she did not see the person who
struck her, either before or after the
blow was delivered, it having been SO
dark that man could have been
standing quite close to her without
her knowledge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-18
SIMPLY BREATHE IT
That's the Way You Use Hyonei
the Safe Catarrh Remedy.

The most pleasant, easiest, harm
less. and the really sensible method
for the cure OF catarrh is Hyomei.
which can be had from any drug
store. Just put twenty drops of the
liquid in the small inhaler that comes
with every complete outfit-then
breathe it. \ few minutes use almost
instantly clears the head and stops
that annoying shifting.
When using Hymoef every particle
OF air that enters the breathing organs
Is charged with an antiseptic, healing
balsam that destroys the catarrh
germs. stops the unclean discharges
from the nose, relieves the irritation
and quickly heals the sore and in
famed tissues. The first days use of
Hyomei will show a decided improve
ment no matter how distressing the
trouble
Catarrh. which usually begins with
a neglected cold, often becomes a very
serious ailment, so don't wait hut
start using Hyomei today-it is inex-
pensive and Wilkinson & Co ALWAYS
sell it on the "No-cure-no-payr plan
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-18
DENMARK.
49, 4>~> . . . . .

Mrs. Houston met Mr.. and irs
Phillips Monday morning on their re-
turn from Keokuk. whore they had
will now be at home to their many
friends at the home Of Mrs. Phillips
here
Professor Weeks OF Fort Madison
will give musical recital at Academy
hall on Wednesday evening Of this
week.
Mrs. Gooss left last Friday for
Ames, Iowa. to spend week with
her sons who are students there.
The orchestra will assist the high
school in an entertainment to be
given Saturday evening, November 81.
The proceeds are to buy new rug
for the stage at Academy hail. This
is something that ali are interested IN.
We have some nice stage apparatus.
but rug and some respectable look
ing chairs for the stage are really
needed
The pupils Of Miss Talbot's room at
the Union school plan an entertain
ment to be given soon. to buy pictures
for their room.
The high school enjoyed wiener
roast in the timber south OF Lost
Creek. last Friday evening. noisy
good time
The Thanksgiving services will be
held Thanksgiving evening and a so
cial Will follow the services.
Rev. Barnes OF For. Madison preach
ed at the Baptist church here Sunday
morning and evening.
We wonder what has become OF
that flock of blue birds that went due
north last Saturday morning? The
Cardinal Grocebeek fortold this
change in the weather by his songs
Saturday. and now his red coat makes
a bright spot in the evergreen trees.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-18
SURE WAY TO GET
RID 0E DkNDRyFf
end Itching Scalp and Stop Fall
ing Hair-At Once.

There is one sure way that never fans
10 remove dandruff completely and tina.
Is to dissolve il. This destroys 1t en-
.irelv. To do this. just get about tour
f,unces Of plain, ordinary liquid arvon
apply it at night when retiring; use
enough to nnoisten the scalp and rub It
IN gently with the finger tips.
By morning most. if not all, OF your
,,andruff will be gone. and three or four
more applications viii completely dis
colvc and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace of it no matter how much
fandruff you may have.
You viii find, too, that all itching and
digging of the scalp will stop instantly,
md your hair will be fluffy. lustrous,
,iossy. silky and soft, and look and feel
+ hundred times better.
If YOU want to keep your hair looking
rich. do by all means get rid of dandrufi
for nothing destroys the hair so quickly
II not only starves the hair and makes
II fail out, but it makes it stringy,
straggly, dull, dry. brittle and life!ess,
and everybody notices it. You can gel
LIQUID arvon at any drug store. 1t is IN
expensive. and four ounces is all you vii
need This simple remedy has never
been known to fail
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-18
Is Woman. Province.
She said in part:

She said IN part.
STANLEY Hall points out that child
study is especially the womans prov
ince of work; that all teaching, IS
pecially of the very young, must al
ways be work of love to be really
effective. =and. that child-study should
be so directed as to instruct concern
ing child-nature and awaken chro-
love. He also says that the love OF
childhood and youth has always been
one Of the strongest Incentives to
high thoughts and noble oseds, ana
quite apart from its results, the study
of children is good in itself. enriches
parenthood. and brings the adult ana
the child nearer together
Children are proverbially good
when they are busy, but constant d.
version is necessary to keep them so
because the child-mind Is not capable
OF fixed attention for more than
few minutes at time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-18
MRS. C.. A. HOUSE
DIED IN ST. LOUIS
Former Old Resident Of keokuk, Co
ing to st. Louis to Reside About
Twelve Years Ago.

Relatives and friends received the
sad announcement today of the death
of Mrs. C. A. House at her home, 1906
A Geyer avenue, St Louis. Mo, which
occurred last evening.
Mrs. House was the grandmother OF
Mrs. H. D. Fleming of Kaokuk. and
was formerly an old and respected
resident here, removing to St Louis
about twelve years ago There are
many people in this city who will have
2 kindly remembrance of her and will
be grieved to hear of her death.
1t is announced that the funeral will
take place Thursday afternoon from
her late home ct st. Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-18
THROWN THROUGH
WIND SHIELD
J. z. Ryerson of Carthage. Suffering
from Broken Nose and Jaw
as Result Of Accident.

]. E. Ryerson OF Carthage, is at the
Graham hospital today suffering from
? b-c ken jaw bore. broken nose, ana
badly u. face as a result of an acct
cent yesterday evening when the auto
ucbile ne was driving ran over a
large rock in Rand park, THROWING
Inn head foremost into the wind
shield OF the car
Ry3-son reached the hotel Iowa
where q doctor was summoned to at
tend to his injuries and he was later
removed to the Graham hospital. Be-
sidec suffering from broken bones, his
face was badly cut by the broken
glass of the wind shield. HIS condi-
ton at the hospital today was said
10 be serious. but the doctors are con-
fident Of his recovery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-18
N ONE Minute! CLOGGED NOSTR|LS
COLDS AND CATARRH VANISH

rant balm dissolves by the neat y
the nostrfls; penetrates and heais .h.
infiamed. swollen membrane
lines the nose, head and throat; ciea'
the air passages; stops nast!
charges and feeling OF cieahsln'
soothing relief comes immedla'eE
Don't lay awake tonight struss.
for breath. with head stuffed; nos'ih'
closed. hawking and biowlns'
tarrh or cold, with its runnins nos
foul mucous cropping into the tn'g -,
and raw dryness IS distressing w.
truly needless .r,x.s
Put your faith-just once-in
Cream Balm" and your coiu
tarrh will surely disappear
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-18
Stops Nasty Discharge, Clears Stuffed
Head, Heals Infiamed Air Pas
sages ard You Breathe
&. Freely
Try "Ely's Cream Balm.9

Try "Ely's Cream Balm.
Get small bottle anyway. Just to
try it-Apply a little in the nostrils
and instantly your clogged nose and
stopr ed-up air passages Of the head
will open; you Will breathe freely;
dizziness and headache disappear. BY
morning! the catarrh, cold-in-head
or catarrhal sore throat will be gone.
End such misery now! Get the
small bottle OF "Ely's Cream Balm"
at any drug store. This sweet. fras-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-18

In SONIC California cities the motor
cars are competing with the street
cars for local traffic. And they are
reported to be actually making IT,
roads on the street car business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-18

The Britt News believes of Cover
nor Clarke that "a better executive has
never filed the Office Of governor in
the great state of Iowa." and that the
result of the election completely vim
dicates his first term.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-18
win Power Growing.

THE average. baby does not grasp
objects with intention before the third
or fourth month Since any faculty
grows by its own exercise every time
the baby succeeds in grasping an OBJ
ject as a. result of desire his wil
power grows Action Of this nature
brings in new sensations and as the
sensations multiply he compares them
and an idea is born. His hands ther
from. the beginning are the nstr;;-
ments ny means Of which he carries
impressions from the outer world to
tie seat of consciousness and by
which in turn he imprints his con-
seriousness upon the outer world.
ct is some time before a childs
will can so overcome his newly ac-
quired tendency to grasp every pcs
sible object that he can Keep his
hands of anything that invites HIM
The many battles between mothers
and children. on the subject Of not !.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-18

But old Mr. Blue Jay has hid out, but
he will be back again as soon as it
warns up little bit. This seems like
regular blizzard that has US in its
grasp.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-18

And now if the genius who has dis
covered a good reason for not rak:ns
up the fall leaves desires to get real
popular with the householders' union.
he will advance some fairly plausible
theory as to why snow should not be
-iaed off the front sidewalk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-18
1aft At Maternal Museum.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1s.-lne nn..
OF q winter OF lectures under tne
rices of the Washington SoeieH y.
Fine Arts will be given tonisn. -
National Museumt by dorado iai'' -
.ebsated sculpter and author.