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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-21
.aLRTgTHE HEATHEs INC.

Z & . , 81
4 Gonies now the esteemed ehieagc
Tribune and hand. this tart package
of sympathy ID: no less 4 person thst
the Honorable Josephns Daniels, See.
retary Of the Navy.
The Hon. Josephus Daniels,
secretary OF the navy, probably
finds II inegplieahla that he
should be set down as q Tarheei,
one OF no bringing up an i'm
Z possible person, a back wit, pa
q rochini aIItocrat from Blowing
Rock Tor is IL Singing Rock
& merely because he has ordered
naval officers to keep away from s
the demon rum. "a
We confess that this Is as in-
expliceble TO us as 1t may be 30
Hon Josephns, Seemingly, his
order Is interpreted as an inya-
sion OF the personal rights and;
2 dignity OK gentlemen, q 4Esuggestloii
that tll,sy were not to be- relied
upon to control their appAtites!i .
p This sif "A fSte rage on sentiment
Ntalisnl efss tsyi S. sssias4 ~
Mr. DanieIs tn effect said that Il
tlia control iOf machinery is en-
g dangered bs the usel of aaicohol,
ssss In hisasecflars ilia enemies wish 4
3 TO combat that s statement theyss
may find argument with the rail
fsR6 Of fsfrial q E e
Es't.ss wssiich. aa Hret Iiarte niiatI
have put Il. Il Ii not likely 10 causs
The HondrahIe 5osephua 10 miss his
after dinner nap. ist Iaione any tof his
three n.eais per diem. For be Il known
that the secretary Of the navy, I, ,liks
Uncle Remus sBfe.r Rabbity was
~ j :. i.s.tA Il, g
alias u newspaper office. q
We are not suFa that he WAS ever
called = hnrserthief hy sorae OF his
more OF less esteemed contemporariea
IN Moth China long before he saw tie
inside of the American nayy's chiei
ssnetornn 1t the national capital
Therefore. we can hear the secretary
and tell his critics to ago to
L. Why we ainagIne. he never said
II swan once when he read his
paper after his temperance order.
As the Rowsry inhabitant would
put Il. sJosephns seen Shis duty aad
he done itf Angels can do no more,
Tho secretary lives too close to souff
Caroline to 90 far wrong.
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regard their Lee aeid ii &c d teanai
to that of some of tlie ntilst sbnntsies.
This arm Is mad 3 iFr two Jens slis.i
Opinions aiaeb Is ts lbs reape Tvs
merits oS the long and short rlfis, Dn-
ring 1.-THE iasf two years the lsriEisii-
war ptiice has ffia fscturats FOR ess
psfiHtertai & limited IfSgab ser rf RI
fies OF sa new type called the s!27eg
rifle. II has hhall llssst. rsia4naaa ll.A..
ifl efTsctiyeneas the new rilse is the
best tlie Nsrld. b ID q ieiilt ties have.
been met. ard iflni 81 the
new rife eili be access ~ be foFe the
great cost 9f the al 0ption FOR tie alsz
my. Is illsiifinE ia IL i,ass tii4t
some changes In its schSaIe 4 HI Ilstifs
! :! 81 81 VIII use sltarn te6 III +:
- me charseg 0s "a eafyl six
Ica'ga gafidHe . "a. i ~
( S ~ u . the tei1is sos
s1i7 ergief sr,ine q 90 ssll68 on
l4he AM C tyre, siIsss iie sinSI
ses as tlle 81
With ieli si.e As.
1sso4 ly fnisd bur, ioS q Is
s1lle esul ins this en- nf ilits1t
flecjag San & 1iiie q
l9aTss ii1e. IS
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she sngss u the il ltes lit s. isee
81 fIce e n llia q q II liIs
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81 arlliy q nc slsiil + J e, s. ~
felaHstslsIiy iiis ~ IN
lefsfSi - 81 E fflsllSfs t.s - s., ~ ~ - q
s fasnh hhas eL1s = slsfa = .s.. !. -, ~ -,
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inch ~ + ff,:.7 Is - - sSF,S
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-21
THK WAR DANCE

The war dance is on. Back to the
tungles for the hesitation. Admiral
Mayo's zone step" started the whole
American navy on the glide. Soon
the sailors horn-pipe, the artillery
trot, the cavalry gayotte and the in
fantry schot-tische will be en- regeI-
and the Wilson grand march will be
the popular hit.
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;ar he Next ICES bay Il Re Cs:iyen Isy
ofsConsaaerce

plimentary of Palmetto .neatfe, sub
tject. Floral PsfRtle l1w gaz6 z6ee!
The Chamber Il Comm fee SSsl iye
away q prize of one 81 Sol brass
Egyptian vase 10 the LADY, any age,
who places on ezhIbI at I'll e Chamber
of Commerce on or before = O'clock,
The hest bonquet OF flower of !; any
kind. This contest Is opeAs assy esFo--
man m in Anderson counts. 6ntstd the
"a OF ssAzl-,
dersSn or tof any young lady Or miss.
The prize is NJ I.sf1si aclrnesti
vase of its kind ever seen In Ander-
son. and IS solid bl asss 81
Judges The. jpd gss OF the Flowers
will ftbe Mesdafne Rn fns p ant and w W.
w Ehisslti, G. IN ID III aiid Mr.. All.
chic Todd. sifs, t,sss Z.
ds$Ehe exercises are t0 men as
asalI 81: - aiie1i and all vii es sSar az
the Palmetto tlleatr except the gs
ing off the. flowers, sfl lea vi Is iialll
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RuBE HsNg0S ItPEU
tsBeinaRtl FfurEer Got nj ii e, ".
Stsie u Sunday 4

6 Glnsinnatl o. I. AEFsl sIsf sctiye
. lsss fiis.lsil, :.
betsef All around WORK 81 So is.lS
enabled the latter "a win shf aeccnd
SstFaight game frop G natl tnlsay
e ;. Benton for Tho locals psaa TAX
'e1 out Of the box affer the VISIT -
l.Aes seoss Eve runs on 1--WE hits. Is
Seure
sS'9stI 5 n - 49, ftl 81 s % = y = = 3
J7IIsgIIzf7n{lsl. 900 on L 7liIlEs Z = iag-
Cooper. Mco onlllan and QsbSaIi; !.
sseneo5ss linilsEg anss 'tslas, eonzai-
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-Tae Wahther.

washington, April 20. @Fofecast:
South GaroliEia Fair Tuesday; we'd
nesday fair, warmer interior.
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gRLEPHONKes

me lnteitigencer Is delivered BIZ
G3Rflerg n tae city. II you iaii 10
gss ypiir paper regularly please notify
ua. Opppsite your name On label
o. your paper 3e DEinfe tass te ich
ydllf gasleF is pHl Gsl eliseka And
aTesss 81 no ne dgasn To The Afder-
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If war has 20 come let Il come now
ana crowd out OF the papers the sick
ening details OF that nauseating trial
at Spartanburg.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-21

Bin Hearst is DOWNRIGHT broken
hearted over his failure to keep peace
with Mexico.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-21

While the navy department was
making great demonstrations against
Mexico. the war department was busy
with South Carolina.
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Mr. Hobson may also get chance
tp pc Of sone real benefit to this
rlation, after ALL
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II they had sS'blue, laws in Mexico.
Huerta would hayei repfoved ins foF.
asking him to break tine SahbRth with
Fireworks.
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Nov u Governor Colquitt, OF Texas,
VII offer 70 lead trSops. We feel Ger.
ssiR Huerta win surrender.
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ANY way Eits ia az clloose 10 i aIie 1t,
Ihese slll liRely BE- 4 Hanger game
D u ,lll-l
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AIteE seeing 3 picture 6f q cattle.
ticls are pusslsd tp5 know what
cattle want with those things any.
lEay.g
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Saints che Mexican culofa3-a yei-
ow Proceeding aceording 10 color.
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zsgaya nntly btltii stic 81 the essI ieaSI s s
teelaed spartapbur Issrstd. or Iii
eoaldn't prag 81 i 4 toxin HE hist eli
ths lime Ss
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g elt % huffSi1R home
aaast that he e1sea battle
sIloze asif best IT. & ls.s.S
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"a .ll-. n - Il q F,'1
Sel s green wig flisg5l: sianseiE ana
.'list ae road,
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No fluefta. sSai 3ssIif FlYsa Iss,rn "a
s'Snf autyIliol5 y IN not answeF. f'slls
must he . slsn'e sired salute.
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2 4 =
Now ie Governor Colquitt, OF Texas,
VII offer % lead frsops We feel cer-
sain Hilerta win eufFendaT.
!. s'
IterI ss5eilg 2 piofnre 6i d cattle,
ticlf We are pussied % know what
rattls want with those things any.
lgay.
xsfeya ntly OBJ btlIiiislic IL 1tile eaS. n. s s
! teamed spartapburg Issratd, or dt
eoaldn't brag 81 i town HE fhat ail
ths tills, ss
may a ss.:ss tsss.s > sS,iifi S tS,T
GatEesa no saeas! bns ws ho.tcs int
ig geneSalig has fIEht oE ! way ii Ii
& IL bis enough.
Democratic sclabs s OF 4 { the
comfy wi Ii meet Saturday. clubs slre
+ tfnlslsin l,if ssssa Il. z .,..a4 s.. Z. Z
M them asIdsana use hearts.
AZ lea AE exi cans may reap one
profit q . war with the United states.
\ tsSait Isl II tf.sy fEaa out Fiat Tsxss
ISM the whole shining world.
aenyllle had better, lsak, amends
% the children It So aersiousiys
1aIIRbtee mo other day. They win
4 / mi make . the men and sgatna.. ess toner.
row. Il
le only reason we, have not aI-
ready tend cred our services To- the
president III ease OF var, Is ne rather
fear an ola tooth Is preparing to 60 on
IN aching seyolk
Fegres that Ike corlsnhnity 81
I.shaneR q net % have the tinsst
4 SO !ricniy aenerses II come
latsr.
saturAlly one would expes 4, Z SS.t
1skanlp CLARK ysosils Be iilafs first per- ~
u ssos. Isisf s ilSualet ana ileht
osls fess NJ q. 4. 3 -Iss.,
sseas 81 lhs aranaae,
gndeiiig ts1IS their published iiter-
Views ab0nt lefl 0sheE one woaid
eslier tho in oFnaa.ioa that several
rival canaidafes for the e6veFnosI
p5iip pf South cat6iina are not oTeriy
ailrairiAg each q 81
fs,,asf ~ sc s K s
tIAiska statss demands aslats Ell
Enhs tef the arktat os & ga. Eltie.
iaeletu what ylls spsin set,aslt srSI
thesaFising Sat q several husdra 81
hes cltieen== and tho opgisca iil III
SGos az tlIslr pll:perty
T'lsinga Iisust s. 1sie ia sle sS i.
eaa sltnasiop iieRs esis
short MS VISIT p ne spris
Bfyta rollla nos o "a lattSs, ,s 4 s5SSis
: = 70 .IElPTrf tfnll3l
- Oh Sunday.
SoF flles bes "a iIeog
6 oe. We Win pIsesa
- sss;Ss s=is "a = i5ss 81
E2s.lll IS "a i.hS.s..s3l,ls
ls Sag sgt iinow ts et Il
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when Hnerfa f7rea tl,at aaioas s !
hope fhere will BE- no ci1anca for ssISI
shine ilsie 4 = : Z, .t - =
~. - NV. go. s--l..-l.
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aliagiiig s6nI thsir published irter-
views ab6pt steh other, one woaid
aeaher tho in orna.sea tliat several
rival caraidates for the e6veFnosl
plip ps South Catalina are not ogerlyH
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Shipss on Mexican punitive expeei.
Ion reported i spaakins hreeze
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Dur WascbSat wal tina policy tlaa
cliA1 40 sis atteht I've isaf69iiek ore.
spss sos scsle talets 9f5sa Tsss, fasT tts.
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+ 81, slS ~ < II sa < III 4 cass..
So 5s ih Sc sc$ to
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s - ~ = fEIIII4 ElcI t7se
Sttltss demands aalafs e
guns tefi the arrest Of & las Eines
dheketH. what wllssl spaia Ssefnaaa st,r
the ilFisIng out o several huadrs Il
bee citieen= and the sopgisea di oE
sltSeasSooa as thsir pl:perty
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6 ne only REASON we have not ais
.Easlly tendsred our services 10 the
pFesidgnt ID case OF var. Is We rather
fsar an old tooth Is preparing to 60 on
an aching sey0lk
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hps TINT and the n Nest was
lanyfhsisk iiet aasflc
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~ large circulation .han any other
nsHHDaper in this Congressional Dis
EFict
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yilts Il . genius Tor the press agent
OF war.
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sa sass.s ) sS5iiffi 8 : nm
ghtEesa no saee5. bns ss ho.fce tisat
senefaliy has FIkht ,oE was, IL Ii
II bik enough.
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a AZ least the AEexicanE may reap one
profit q d war with the United statss.
s.ssiit Isl Il tksy fItls. out thas Tsxs
ispt the whole shining world.
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lSatutAlly one would expes T. Z III
Champ clhtl yeoai e iila frat bar IS
toa u & aiuslset and ileht
s,'ss fag slsa sa..ses az stha RIA
aggnaes el lhe randae,
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Bnts grape juica or d g. q. - z, sst Is
Inmate erlal % our Jaekies.
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+ we Fsgres that IKE eonmhniby 81
I.ehanea is not 10 have tie finsat
4 so ricniy aenerFes eIIl cosss !
latsF. ss &
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-12
entertained at luncheon this noon
at the Y. w. G.. A.
During the day, DR.. Kepford made
an inspection Of the Keokuk school
buildings.
MURPHY FIRED
FROM THE CLUB
Dropped for Non Payment Of Dues
During Red Hot Executive
Meeting.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
NEW YORK, March 12.-"The be-
ginning OF the end" of Charles F..
Murphy as boss of Tammany Hall,
was the way politicians here today rs-
ferred to the chief and four OF his
close friends being dropped from the
Democratic club for the alleged non
payment Of dues.
Those who were ousted with Muir
ply were Thomas F. Foley, Gear of
the east side; James Gaffney, de-
scribed as chief bagman," and
Thomas Darlington and George w.
Plunkitt, lesser men. The five were
expelled at red hot executive meet
ing OF thu club. Tom Smit, secretary
OF Tammany Hall had vainly offered
his personal check in payment Of their
delinquent dues. Judge Edward
O'Dwyer, presid dent of the club whose
slogan is Murphy must 60" led ths
fight which resulted in the humilia
ton Of the Tammany chiefs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-12
Six Thousand Birds.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, March Ia
The state game warden announces
that theirs will be nearly 100000 acres
of land in the eighty five county state
game preserves and on these 5000
birds will be placed some time this
month. From thirty to fifty pair will
be shipped to each preserve. State
Game Warden Hinshaw has arranged
with farmers to care for and protect
the birds of the preserves. Hunters
will be barred and 1t is his idea that
In fsw years the birds will spread
from the birds to all parts of the
state in a few years, when the hunt
ers will be allowed to shoot a limited
number in season.
This idea Of having the farmers as
deputy gains ward'ens with power to
protect the birds on their own farms,
is original with Hinshaw, but it has
been approved by the national asso-
citation and the game wardens of ILL
nois have already taken 1t up and
adopted it. 1t is inexpensive and is
expected to be as successful as
though the state owned all the
farms on which the birds are liber-
ated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-12

You can obtain DR.. Caldwell's sy-
vup Pepsin at any drug store for fifty
cents or one dollar, the latter size be-
Ing bought by heads of families al
ready familiar with its merits. Re-
suits are always guaranteed or money
will be refunded.
When you use Syrup Pepsin you
will see the fallacy Of chewing mints
and tablets or OF taking cathartics,
salts. pills and similar drastic medi-
cinee. Unlike these, Syrup Pepsin
does not lose its good effect. and by
automatically training the stomach
and bowel muscles to do their work,
soon restores these organs to normal.
Families wishing to try a free
sample bottle can obtain It postpaid
by addressing DR.. w. B. Caldwell, 419
Washington St.. Monticello, Ill. A
postal card with your name and adj
dress on 1t will do.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-12
Every Wife's Duty
Watch Husbands Hair. II Thin or
Full Of Dandruff Insist on His
Using ParisIon Sage.

Men give but little thought to the
care of the hair. Not until the first
bald spot appears do they really take
notice II your husbands hair is get
ting thin; II he has dandruff or Itch
ing scalp, take immediahs action-do
not let him become bald head.
Get from any drug or toilet coun-
ter so cent bottle OF Partisan Sage.
The first application stops itching
head and rekloves dandrnff-the great
hair destroyer. A little Partisan Sage
rubbed well into the scalp for few
nights will work wonders. When the
hair stops falling and the new growth
appears frequent use Of this invig-
Grating tonic is all that is needed to
make the hair perfectly healthy, thick
and beautiful.
Surely try Partisan Sage. Wilkin-
son & Co. sells 1t with all agreement
to refund your money II not satisfied,
It's delightful hair tonic for men
and women.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-12

moved to the farm vacated by sheck
Raine.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilcox have
moved to q farm near Arbela.
Mr.. Chas. Palmer and family have
moved to Memphis.
Mrs. Myrtle James has moved in
the home vacated by Fred Sawyer
II. ]. Freshman and family have
moved to the old Freshman homestead
southeast of town.
Lem Kerner sold his residence to
Mr.. Dave Dunblaser. Mr.. Kerner is
undecided as to what he will do In
the future.
Miss Stella Kerner left Monday for
Kirksville to attend the normal
school.
Mrs. Celia Williams Of CORN visited
her parents DR.. and Mrs. Crunly this
week.
Mrs. Frank of Arson who has been
visiting her son Levi Dalton returned
home Friday.
Miss Lois Weber is able to be out
after being confined to her home
several weeks by sickness
Little Alma Mutter is reported as
being very sick.
This little son of Chas. Hale had
the misfortune to break his arm by
falling off the banister.
r.. C. Blom of Kahoka was bust
| ness called here this week.
| Mr. Allen Dice OF Kahoka was q
business caller. here last wsek. S.
| Mrs. j. NJ. Matlick suddenly lost
her hearing short time ago. It is
hoped that it will not be permanent.
The w. C. T. U. will give shor1
program at the M. E. church Sunday
at 2:3O. IS
Some of the whits section mer
went on strike here because the
time was raised without raising ths
wages. The company just run in {
/ lot of Mexicans and let them haYs the
work that by rights belongs to the
white men.
Mr.. Noah Branson was called t.
CORN this week on business.
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FARMlNGToN.
- s~~~~~~~~~~~~ >N

Rev. Holiday is in Des Moines at
the hospital. He went last Tuesday
and had an operation performed He
is getting along nicely, expecting to
return home soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hartrick are re-
joicing over fine girl that arrived
at their homa last Friday, March 8,
to stay for eighteen years. Mother Is
not doing so well as she should.
Mrs. Bob Muntz's baby is improy-
ing nicely at this time.
O. H. Sherrick and wife are soon
to move OF their new home that thsy
recently bought in Bakers row.
Miss Inez Boice of Ottumwa is Wis.
ting with her aunt and uncle VIM
Goodin and wife.
Mrs. Alias Prunty won the piano in
the contest that was given by the
Pennington Democrat here. Is.
Miss Olga Mccormick visited from
Friday evening until Saturday evening
with her brother Francis in Des
Moines.
Mrs. Ed. Schrevss is suffering bad
~ with a tooth which she had attend
ed to and caught cold in.
Miss Ida Anders moved in witt
Mrs. Mary Miller to live.
Miss Annie Weigner of Donnellsor
came over Monday to visit her sistel
Mrs. Martin Harnigal
Mrs. Mollie Reiner is lying yer.
low with asthma at this time.
Mrs. Eliza Watts of Croton VISITED
with her friends Mrs. Mollie Refine
last week.
Minor Cummings spent Sunday a
home with his wife and family.
The Miller's new opera house !
being made ready for use with haste
which will be the delight OF the tow
when completed.
Fred Boreman spent Sunday a
home with his wife.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-12
THREW HER BABIES
OUT OF WINDOW
Woman Convicted Of Manslaushter
For Killing Newly Born
Babes.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
NEW ORLEANS, March IA large
number of Louisiana women will ask
q pardon for Miss Julia Johnson, con-
fessed murderer Of her two new born
Infants. She threw the babes out OF
window and they were killed by
hogs.
Il wanted to save them from the dis.
grace Of living. was her explanation.
Their father fed to South America.
The girl was convicted of mans
laughter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-12
The Woman In Politics.
United Press Leased Wire Service

limited Press Leased Wire Service,l
DENVER, Colo. March 12.-The
organized strength of women mem
bers Of the democratic party will be
given It's first real test soon when
efforts are made at the next meeting
Of the state central committee to re-
tain Mrs. Gertrude Lee as chairman.
Mrs. Lee. who succeeded to the chair
manship when George Bradley resign
ed. has the support OF the women of
the state. The men leaders Of the
party declare it is impossible to put
Mrs. Lee in charge of the coming
gubsrnatorial campaign because the
party rules forbid 1t.
Some Of the women threaten to
wreck the party, unless Mrs. Lee Is
retained.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-12
PROCLAMATION AND NOTICE OF
PRIMARY ELECTION.

/, ]. F. Elder, as mayor of the city
Of Keokuk. do hereby. make proclama-
ton and give notice to the qualified
electors of the city Of Ksokuk, Lee
county, Iowa, that the primary cleo
ton of the said city Of Keokuk, Les
county, Iowa, will be held on Nom
day, the 10th day Of March, A. d.
1914, in the several voting precincts
of the said city of Keakuk as follows:
First precinct at No. 625 Main
street.
Second precinct at 80 South THIRD
street, Rand building.
Third precinct at Washington
school basement, 125 North Ninth
street..
Fourth precinct at Bai1ey's barber
shop, 1915 South Fifth street.
Fifth precinct at Harter Bros. gar
age, 1917 Main street.
Sixth precinct at 1905 Johnson
street.
Seventh prscinct at Keokuk Electric.
Co.'s car barn, 1901 Bank street.
That the polls of said primary cleo
ton will be open from 700 o'clock
a. m. until 700 o'clock p. M, on the
said 18th day Of March. A, D. 1914.
That at said primary election the
following candidates will be voted for
and selected:
Two candidates for mayor, for the
term of two years beginning April g.,
1914.
Four candidates for councilmen, for
the term of two years beginning April
6, 1914.
That the names of the two persons
receiving the highest number of votes
as candidates for mayor will be placed
on the official ballot as candidates for
mayor Of said city of Keokuk at the
general municipal election of said city
OF Keokuk to be held on the S0th day
of March, A. D. 1914; and that this
names Of the four persons receiving
the highest number OF votes as cam
didates for councilmen will be placed
on the official ballot as candidates for
councilmen of the city of Keokuk at
: the said general municipal election OF
said city Of Keokuk.
Given under my hand and the seal
, of the said city of Keokuk, this 9Th
day of March, A. D. 1914.
, lseall j. F. ELDER,
: Mayor of the said city of Keokuk
: Attest:
o. w. sANDBERG,
- City clark OF said city Of Keokuk