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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-05
SOFT FLUFFY HAIR IS
FIRST AID TO BEAUTY

II your hair is not fluffy, soft and
lustrous. is falling out. streaked, fad
ed brittle. or full OF dandruff. and II
the scalp itches, do not think 1t must
always be that way, for pretty hair
is only a matter Of care and the use
of the proper hair dressing. Your hair
is like a plant-if neglected 1t soon
dies, while with little attention 1t
keeps fresh and beautiful.
Partisan Sage is a scientific prepa-
ration that supplies just the elements
needed to invigorate the hair roots
and stimulate your hair to grow long.
thick, fluffy, soft and lustrous. 1t re-
moves all dandrun with one applica
tion and quickly stops itching head
and falling hair. It Is the ideal hair
tonic and scalp treatment
nothing Injurious and is delicateiy per-
fumed
Wilkinson & Co, or any druggist,
can supply you with Partisan. Sage
It Is inexpensive. You cannot be dis
appointed with this delightful and
helpful toilet necessity, for it will
surely give your hair the beauty and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-05

A democratic candidate for judge OF
the juvenile court OF Marion county,
Indiana. was found to have long
crooked record in the police card in
dex in st. Louis. News OF the discov-
cry and the coming publication of pho
tographic copies OF the record In the
Indianapolis News prompted the shady
politician to make the quickest get
away ever noted in the Indiana CAPT
tai. He didn't wait to say good-by to
his political associates. but vanished
from sight in the friendly darkness OF
night.
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Iowa Supreme Court DecIsIons.
FSnocial IN The Gata Cftv.1

L
DIES MONIES. Nov. 5.Keith VS.. NJ,
w. A., appellant. Clinton: affirmed.
Grinnell Brick and Tile Co. appel
liant, VI. Bookman, sup. court, Grin
nell; affirmed.
Schmidt VS.. Mehan. appellant. Ida
county; affirmed.
In re estate OF Condor, appellant,
vs.. Condor, Cherokee; affirmed.
Herminghausen, appellant, W.
Adams Express Co.. Lea; affirmed
Estate OF Barrett vs.. Austin. ct al,
appellants, Mahaska; affirmed.
state of Iowa, appellant, vs.. G. G.
Andrews. Clinton; affirmed.
Daniels, ct al, vs.. Bueler. ct al, ap-
peIlants. Taylor; affirmed in part, re-
versed in part.
In re estate johanna Miller vs..
Kroger, ct al, appellants, Washing
ton; reversed and remanded.
Lavalleur VS.. Hahn. appellant, Jasps
er county: affirmed.
Myers VS.. Italian, appellant. Guth-
RE; affirmed in part. reversed in part.
Toensley. appellant, VS.. Townsley,
Washington; affirmed.
steltzer. appellant, vs.. Compton. ct.
al. Dallas; affirmed.
Harvey vs. Hahn, ct al, appellants,
O'Brien; reversed and remandsd.
Reichare VS.. Rooney, appellant,
Osceola; affirmed.
Gossen VS.. Witt. appellant. .1yon;
reversed
State ex rel, Nels Thompson vs.,
Booth. ct al, appellant. Polk; re-
versed.
Miller, appellant VI. Marine, Guth.
RE county; reversed and remanded.
Milly, appellant, vs.. Hite, ct al.
Carroll county; affirmed.
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keokuk, Iowa .... November $. 1915

OPPORTUNITY.
They do me wrong who say | come
no more
when once / knock and fail to find
you in;
For every day stand outside your
door,
And bid you wake and rise to hgnt
and win
Wall not for precious chances passed
away.
Weep not for golden ages on the
wane;
Each night I burn the records Of the
day,
At sunrise every soul is born again.
Laugh like boy at splendors that
have sped,
To vanished joys be blind and deaf
and dumb.
NY judgments seal the dead past, with
it's dead,
But never bind moment yet to
come.
Though deep in mire, wiring not your
hands and weep,
lend my arm to all who say: Il
cam
No shamefaced outcast ever sank so
deep
But he might rise and be again
man.
Walter Malone.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-05
BOTH JURIES WILL
COME NEXT WEEK
Special Order Summons Petit Jurors
to Appear on First Tuesday
Of November Term.

The November term of the district
court will be convened next Monday
morning by Judge Henry Bank, at
Keokuk. The grand jurors will report
on the afternoon Of the first day as
usual
BY a special order which was issued
the court is asking the petit Jurors to
report on Tuesday Of the first week OF
court rather than on the following
week. The jury work can in this way
be fastened along.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-05
DU POINT IN CITY
INSPECTING WORKS
One Of Heads Of Powder Manufacture
ing Concern with Plant at Moar,
Visits Works Today.

L. Du Pont OF Wilmington, Del, one
OF the heads Of the p. I. Du Pont De
Nemours company which owns the
powder works at Mooar is in the city
today. Mr.. Du Pont is registered at
the hotel Iowa. He spent the greater
part OF the day at the powder plant
at Mooar.
Inquiry at the ofice Of the plant at
Mooar this afternoon brought out the
statement from T. F. Brady. manager,
that Mr.. Du Points visit here was on
private business Nothing further
could be obtained oflcially.
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sian passenger steamers In the Black
sea, after forcing the passengers and
crew to take to the boats.
CUMHdINS FOR
PRESIDENT IN 1916
Said 70 be Logical Candidate Of the
Republican Party at Next
Election.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
DES MONIES, Iowa, Nov. 5.-Sen-
ator Albert B. Cummins, of Iowa, is
the logical candidate of the republic
can party for president in 1916.
This was the declaration here to-
day OF friends of Senator Cummins.
following his reelection as United
States senator by plurality of $4,000
over Congressman Maurice Connolly,
who had the endorsement OF the
democratic national administration.
The Des Moines Daily News dis
cussing the situation says: Cum
minis was the only republican senator
who made his fight for reelection by
placing himself on record as being
almost squarely opposed to the presi-
dent and his policies.
"Cummins was singled out from all
republican and progressive senators
as the the one man who most vicious
ly assailed the president in congress
by Secretary of State VIM. Jennings
Bryan, and Cummins' success as In
dicated by the election returns is the
worst rebuke that the administration
has received.
THAT q progressive republican will
be the republican standard bearer In
1916 is q conceded fact. That Wilson
will be renominated by the democrats
is also conceded. The president has
let 1t be known that he himself and
not Connolly was making the night
against Cummins in Iowa and the In
dications are strong that Cummins
will make the fight against Wilson In
the United States
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-05
THE ELECTION.

Sentiment in this country emphatic
ally expresses the desire of the peo-
pie to let the republican party rule.
The results of the election Tuesday
emphasizes the feeling that conf
dence reposes most strongly n the
party that honored Lincoln. With the
war as business booster, the admin
istratjon went to defeat generally
One Of the gratifying features OF the
election was the return of Uncle
joe Cannon to congress. His return
is an approval Of talent and an en-
dorsement OF one OF the most con-
spicuous public officials in the Unit
ed States. Had the progressive par
ty not been a factor in the campaign,
the success of the republicans would
have been all the greater. 1t is sig
nif1cant that in all the states but one
Observation-Disclosures a progressive
governor. The result is a protest
against the present administration of
incompetency and extravaganza. The
people want to rule again and they
want to rule through that politicai
organization which for more than
half century has lifted the emblem
OF good government and prosperity to
all the people. The victory Of last
Tuesday should not be permitted to
lag. but should be the incentive for
further organization.
Locally the republicans have Just
cause to feel encouraged. The cleo
ton OF senator and representative
are distinct gains, and it has been
many years since the sheriff's office
went to member of the republican
party. The office OF county clerk has
been regained by 0. r. Johnston who
filled the place in former years. Joe
Frailey succeeds Senator McManus.
who resigned that Office some months
ago, while G. F. Sawyer will fill the
place of Mr.. Krebil Frailey is an old
campaigner and his large majority
attested his popularity and his po-
litical ingenuity. Sawyer was I'M
known politically in Lee county. but
he demonstrated the ability of cam
paigner and went into the office with
a handsome majority.
Gilbert Lee suffered his usual hard
luck. He has made three distinct eff
forts to secure an office. Every time
at the solicitation Of his friends, Mr..
Lee has consented to make the race
for an office, and his customary III
luck followed him this time, being de-
feated by narrow majority. w. r. c.
Kendrick was unable to defeat E. w.
McManus for county attorney, al
though he made fine showing. Mr..
McManus was candidate for second
term. John SCOTS immense majority
only gave expression to the effective
ness of that gentleman's operations as
a campaigner. He had the credit for it
for several years. Now he has the
game. James Maxwell for treasurer,
made an excellent showing and his
friends regret he failed to win. The
fact that the party made substantial
gains In the county is encouraging.
Some effective work was produced by
the managers and the results justified
the effort put forth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-05
CHASING the Turks.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
PETROGRAD, Nov. 5.-The war Of
fee says that the Turks attacked at
Ardost, fifteen miles south Of Kars
near the Armenian frontier, were COM
pletely routed and deserted their
wounded. The Russians are moving
very fast, their columns being made
up for the most part OF cavalry, sup
ported by artillery mounted on auto
mobiles.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-05
Determined to be Elected.

MANDAN, N. D., Nov dedicated
in the primaries on the republican
ticket and beaten on a recount and
supreme court decision, Carl Semmler,
republican, ran on the democratic
ticket for auditor and complete re-
turns today showed him elected by
sixty majority.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-05

Mrs Carman's legal strategist blum
dered unaccountably in failing to have
the trial transferred to Chicago. The
lake city has record Of seventeen
women tried and acquitted of homi-
eide. constituting a standing invita-
ton to women guntoters to come In
and get a halo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-05
Prairie Fires Checked.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.]
MANDAN, n. D., Nov. 5.-Various
cattle were lost and are lying dead
en- the prairie and seven farmers are
homeless as result Of prairie fire
in this vicinity. Today 1t Is said the
fire is under control. Thousands OF
tons OF hay were burned. this being
hay country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-05

The annual dinner OF the Carabo So
ciety in Washington will come off in
November. In view of what happen
ed to ragtime vocalists last year the
favorite musical number for the COM
ing event will be: eve Cannot Sing
the Old Songs Tonight"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-05

the North sea today. 1t Is not known
whether the British warships were
engaged In gunnsry practice or wheth-
er they have been engaged with the
German squadron which was report
ed to have left its Wilhelmshayen
base
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-05
4 WAS A
NERVOUS WRECK
When ! Began Taking vinol."
Mrs. CIayton's Letter
Should Interest Every Weak,
Nervous, Rundown Woman.

Louisville, Ky.-"I was simply q
nervous wreck, and in weak, rundown
condition when friend asked me to "
vinol. / did go, and received SO much
benefit from the first bottle ! decided
to keep on taking it, and as result
have gained in health and strength right
along. ! think yinol Is the best medi-
cine in the world for nervous, weak,
rundown system and for elderly people,
and 1 cannot praise it too highly for
what it has done for me. Mrs. w. G.
CLAYTON, Louisville, KY.
There are hundreds Of men and
women in this vicinity who are on the
borderland of nervous prostration, over
worked, rundown and nervous. We ask
every such person 10 call at our store
for bottle Of vinol, our delicious cod
liver and iron tonic without oil. Vinol
is not patent secret nostrum, but an
honest, tried and true body builder and
strength creator Of worldwide fame.
delicious and easy to take.
Our guarantee 20 return your money
If Vinol does not benefit you should give
you confidence to try it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-05
shoe Factory Burned.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
QUEBEC, Nov. 5.-The shoe manu-
featuring plant of Gale Brothers was
destroyed by fire here today. Other
buildings in the vicinity were DAM
aged. It Is feared that number OF
employees Of the Gale establishment
were burned to death because Of the
rapid spread Of the flames.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-05
SHELTER MAN HAS
NOT YET ARRIVED
e. w. Earle, Chief Engineer OF Com.
pany, was Expected to Reach
Here Monday.

E. w. Earle, chief engineer OF the
Johnson Electric Smelling company,
who was expected in this city Monday
has not yet arrived. Mr.. Earle is ex-
pected to take charge OF the construc-
ton of the plant and nothing will be
done until after ne has arrived. He
is expected to reach here at any time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-05

A New Yorker advertises for an Of
fee boy who must be red headed
and freckle faced" Once In while
opportunity calls bright, notified
energy to it's place at the front.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-05

One Of the ironical curiosities OF
war is the French order to observe
the law shooting game out OF season
In the war zone. This is the closed
season for game.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-05

Porfirio Diaz and King Albert are
alike in one respect-both were exiled
by force. They differ in one vital es-
sential-Diaz ran away from fight;
Albert is putting UP fight to finish.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-05
ANOTHER SHIP SUNK.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.]
LONDON, Nov. 5.-A British mine
layer has been sunk by striking
mine In the North sea off lowestoft.
Eight members OF the crew were lost.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-05

wanted to say anything. 7 cant talk"
he whispered.
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THOUGHT FOR TODAY.

To know the future is no virtue,
but it is the greatest of virtues to
prepare for it.-Samuel Smiles.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-05

Hear Guns Roaring.
limited Press Leased Wire Service.1
SOUTHWOLD, Eng, Nov. 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-05

TURKS SINK TWO SHIPS.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
BUCHAREST, Roumania, Nov. 81
Turkish warstips have sunk two Rus
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terluno" NIT 9 h N ierigs
fpiter nsrfuijhf

Sem gOrt, 26. Mai. - Der
RieTenOampfer .guterlano", Der beiz
nabe pier Stunosn brau6ts, I'm ietn
Oot su erreifen, als er in poriger
Mo6e bier dntam, bra6te am 0iens.
taq BEL ieiner 2lusfahrt aus Dsm Dod
spei 90flen6arten gum SiHten.
9as RieIeni6iff fu6r unter eigenem
Oampf riidiuGrts aus ieinem 9ot
beraus. es geIana aber ri6t, es nit
ten i'm Strom dn3ubalten. IS trie6
Bis ans anbere llfer bes 6uoion uno
sptIGen snei piers binein, no Die
beioen 8pblenbarten, ieoe nit 500
5onnen &oblen an 9pro, feIt9emdAt
pdrsn. 9sibe 9arten aingeH fait aus
genblitlid unter, es fam aRr ME-
mano babel ums 9eben.
Ter 0ampisr erreih:e fait ods
llfer. 9lls .r mieber biHausfubr,
purpe oas BaiIer perart pon ben
S6rduben aufeepiiblt, oab Die 5aus,
nit oenen sipei Dampfer Fer Worgdn
2inie feitasmaat paren, serrihen.
IieIe Oampfer praIten gegen ben
9ier an uno purosn babel einigermds
ZEN bei6doist.
9(uf 9unaestruppen in
Colorado purbe ges
i4pfien.
SrinibdS, Co., &c. Msai. -
qlm Rpntdg 4beno rpuros gum eriten
Wal auf bic 9unosstruppeu geihpI'
len, Ieitcem iie bic 9pntrpqe iiber ben
Streitoiitritt in Colorado ii6ernoms
men baben. Gs geI4ab bies in Der
gaGbe zines 9agers DON Strettern Bel
Segunbo, in Der RGbe Don 5rinioao.
nd 5ipan5is SfiiIe ouf bic Sruppen
abqefeuert fpurben.
Die S6tiiIe puroer pOn einem Siis
gel, neben oem Eager, aus auf eine
9atrouille abgefeuert. nu6oem Elm
SoIout, Der einem Wurfgei6ob aus
qetpi9en mar, oas BON einem Jenlter
aus nab ibm seI6Ieuoert iporben, Ell
nen S4ub in Die Suntelheit nbges
feuert bate. Die patroutqe mar IN
ser 0rntsl6eit nidt i'm Stlnoe, Die
4nsreifer 81 finSen.
~ Morboerfua ung SeIb It
mpro.
pittsburg, pa, 26. Wlot. -
Samuel 9eraoiB, Elm Ruiie, tam am
9:enitug In ben tleiuen Gaoen. ben
ssrau YluIine 9auffmnnn in hieiiaer
Staot betrei6t, uno CAB obne Deite-
res fiinf SduiIe alf oie Jrau ab
lporauf es ietnem eigenen 2eben nit
einem SfaB in ben SOpf elm gnoc
maate. 1rau Saitffmann, Die feinI
geperbunssn absspieIen bate, ptrc
nabrideinIi4. nit Dem 2sbsn oapons
tpmmsn.
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,gorpGrts" iihrt nit ieinen Gnt'
biillungen iort
limo beltebt barali, baB Sdaher mil
SiteIn seirie6en wcroen.
Giegirie6 8asner mill bas @agner
9beater in ,9uprclitb oem oept.'
iten Bolt gum Geident
1 MAIDEN.

GuffraaetteH por Sertb l.
apnbou, 26. Wai. fSiinf Suf'
irc>,etten. bic an 81. Wsai DoH per
yoliaei in einsm apartment i'm Wsit'
eno perbaitet ipurDeH. ipurben am
Sicnitag benz Neutrality-suspicious.
porgefiibrt. glahbem Der Fihter bic
in oem 6auie bei9lasnabmten Segens
iiGnbe unb gapiere in 4usenldsin
gcnommeu. bisIt er ben 5aa fir 10
ernit, BOB er iido peiaerte. bic 9efau>
eensn aessn giiraifaft freiSulaiien.
Inter ben 9inseu. bic in Der Wobs
nlna bsihlaanabmt puroeu. befanben
ficb eins nsue ShrapnelsSranate Don
iehr finnrei4er aonitruttion, ganSe
9Pollen DON 3iinbidnur uno pIdns
ppu Sauisrn nit SnitruttiOnsn. fpie
man iie unbemsrtt srreiden lam. unS
fiber. bic 9epeaungen Der poli5ci IN
het Radbarifait.
Gs purben ferner in Der Wobnrnl
@ufasidnunsen iiber gsid5!nn1e1 dc'
Funben, bic an aampiiuifrasetteH ae.
maflt pprben iparen; unb uud iiber
Rsiieipsien. 0arunter iiir ein, aeHs
bes grl. griitobel DdniburIt BON gils
rig nah 2onbon. .3pci Der geIorees
nen madtsn ipdbrenb BEG @.rlSrs et'
men fol6en 6eibenip.ttatel, bab lie
tinausasbraGt perbsn mubten.
Cine bon ihnsn. Fri. gmmelins
San. risf: I'D bin tdalid spsimal
aetpaltiam asipsiit porben unb id bin
in splae befen halbtObt. Sic idien
halb perriidt, tpdbrenS lie iid NIT ben
golisiitsn tsrumIdlua. Sbr 5ut wurs
be ruinirt, lire Glsioer puroen s.rs
riiIen unb ibr Saar sersauit.
.cbr 9eufel!". .Sbr geitisn!" i6rie
iie. als iie aus benz Geri4tsiadl bin
ausastrdaen ipurbe.
Die .Dailp grpreb" faai. bic 20.
lisei fsi bapon unterri6ttt uorben,
bak bic Guffraaettsn iih peri6poren
hdtten. .9reatipear". bas pfsro oes
a6niaE geora. bas on benz 0srbps
ReHnsn fbeilnebmen Ioq. su erihief
fen. Die 3eituna fiat hinau. bah in
elmer am Dienitda qlbenb fiaiteefun.
bsHsn @eriammluna bon anmpfiufz
fraastten duf ben grfols b.s aOms
plutts Ghampasner sstrunten ipOrben
lei.
Die Wdnbalinnen perur.
tbeiIt.
Mdbrenb Der proaeliiruna unb @trs
urtbsiluHa Der Weiber. bic in Der Nds
tionalsallerie unb in Der a0nialiden
glfaoemie gilber beIbGbist baben,
bcrridte. i'm @sa.nIdb su ben Rabau.
issnsn. bic iif fiirslih i'm poli5sises
rid,i abipisltsn. cine foit unbeimIi6e
GiiIle. Qlud cine 2ln5obl Wsiber. bic
8enftr einssfdlaasn baiisn. pur5eE
sleidssitia perurtbeilt.
ssbs Der gilberserftSr.rinnsn fpurbe
su feds Ulonaten GeTananis perurs
ibcilt. pGbrtnb Dieisniasn. bic senitsr
asri9lagen butteH. nit bier Wonaieu
Gsfananib bsftraft ipuseeu. Mlsttsrs
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fid qeirrt babe, inbem er einen be-
tannten SluB fir unfetnnnt belt
u uberber Nep 8 ben 9 + n
OtlennO6 onoere grOs
be8a9niDiteme I'M
teriud1 iperDen.

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@uf6ington, 9. s., 26. Mdi.
Me6rere gunbesIendtoren, Die Der
9anbelstommiIion Iebr na6e itebenL
beitGtigten 9eute, baB cine ausgeoebnte
llnteriufung Der grOben 8o9nfpiteme
namentIi4 in 8e3ug auf finan3lelle
Mo9eni6aften geplant fei.
4ls srite auf Ger Cite Der &ommiIz
iibn iteben Die penniblpania, Ne Nelp
gort Central, bic Sod SsfanS uno
Die Great Rortbsrn. Denn bic 2eis
tung biefer groben Spfeme einmul
aug ben SGnDsn Der Wto6er genommeu
Iei, bann f0nne man, meinen bic SeS
natoren, -billigere Gra4traten srparz
ten, obne oaB bic QtttiOnGre i6re GIN
len berlieren.
Sbpo6l bic Sommiiiion nit be-
unteriu9ung Der Rod SslanO 8abn
ben Qnfang MAIDEN mill, fiab bod ibrs
Qlugen me6r auf bic Sem Yort Central
geri9tet. g5 beiBt, bob bort bic I'm
terIu6ung nod tollere Sa4sn gu
Sage fDroern lpirb, als bsi Der Nep
Sapen. Der peritorbene Morgan bat
te isine Singer in Deri4iebenen 81
nan3ipetulationen Der einitigen Ban
bsr6ilti6en 8abn unb er foil oa5 0i=
rettorium nit benz ielben &niippel DO
minirt ba6en, ipie ben 8ertpaltungse
rnt6 Der Iep Saben.
Die Wlitglieoer Der 3pii6enitaatIi,
6en 9anoelstommifion Iinb ri4t &C..
ipilIt, iiber bic beOorItebenoen Gnt6Il=
Itngen gu ipreAeH. Sauptid6IidJ
oes6al6, neil me6rere Der in getra6t
tommenben 8abnen fi6 unter jenen
befinben, pel9e bic SommiHton gu
elmer iiinfpro5entigen @rb0bung hires
5ra6ttarifs petitionirt baben. 2lufs
bedung BON tpirtbi6aftIi6sn MiBitdn
ben, pis Iolde bei Der Nelp Saper
8abH seHerrid3t haben, niirbeu ielbIt-
recsnO gegen bic gepiQigung b6herer
Raten i4per ins 9etpi6t fallen
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i'm Ssnat lout, psI6e fOrbsrn, bar
bic apmmiFion crit bic iSinan3Derpui:
tung Der bstreffenbsH gobnsn untel
Die 2upe nebme, ebe lie ibre gnti6el.
oung be3iigIi4 Der Ratenerbobunger
dbqebe.
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70. Sabrgans.
ISetterberi1t.

ssiir Ohio, Snbiana unb bus tpeif-
Ii6e pennlplpanien: 9beillpsiIe triibcs
@stter am WlittDod; penig 2lenbe.,
nns in Der 1empsratur; iiiOtpeitlids
Winoe.
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acknowledgement
Sobn .. @odefsller foII
Steuern fir $3l1,226,347
beaahlen.


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Tie SteuertommiFdre 5adler uno
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mOgen Spbn .. Rodsfellers auf
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me entiatlsn $2S5.0O0,000 auf atiisn
Der Stnnbarb Sil So,
Die 2lnipGlts RodsfeIsrs iassn, 6db
ibr Silent in bisiem Sabre in Rep
gtrt $5.0oo,000 itsuerbayes perios
nalsissnt6um anssseben babe uno er
nssbalb in Sbio niht audi nod be-
Ileuert iperSsn t6nns. 3ll Der ieBisen
Steuerrate piirSe Rodefeller fir bic
$311, ,226, BAT unssfdbr $1,000. 900
Stsusrn aa bs5abIsn ha6sn.
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I6eo. RooIeOell In Huntington
Gr ifattete benz Braiibenten
@iliOn im @eiben ,oaus
ein.n 8ein6 al
limb belt am 2tbeno eimen Dor:
trag Dor oer natiunalen 8ep'
grapbiihem @eieni9ait.
Sn benz er 9lusfllnft iiber feline @nt'
ocfllngen in 9raiilien gab.

Sn oen er gtusfltnft ii6er feline glit-
bcdllngen in graIilien CAB.
5rau S56a bon GlariIen gu feds No'
naten 3u9tbaus perurt6eilt.
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BEL ieiner glusiabrt aus geeD
yorf 5ipei &oblenborfen gum
Sinfen.
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0oer Streifge6iet,
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Dial geidoiien.
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