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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-06
hood Sufferers
vant to Know
The Light Is Turned on to =
Subject Of Darkness.

The mere fact that s. 8. s.. the famous
blood purifier, drives out disease is e
worlds Story, topic Of conversation wher-
ever men get together.
They wonder why, simply because most
remedies are mystifed and put before them
as discoveries" The facts are that we
pay too much attention to possibilities and
not enough to real, homespun accomplish
ment. 8. s. S. is q remedy OF our fathers.
1t has a history that Is written deeply In
mems minds because 1t has done the work,
driven out deep seated disease. revived
hope, put the o. K. on appearance and
clamped down tight any effort Of germs
to get the upper hand. Any sore spot on
the skin is an immediate demand for
s. 8. s. since the first principle OF this
famous remedy Is to strike out for places
Of trouble. This is q physiological fact
and 8. S. s. is true to the workings Of
our body.
Get a bottle Of s. s. S. today at any
druggist and begin blood health 1t will
master any blood disease and do 1t In q
way to emphasize its influence. And II
YOU would like definite advice write The
Swift Specific Co., SO Swift Bldg, Atlanta,
Ga. Their medical department is where
most people first seek advice that puts
them on the straight road.
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the bereaved family their heartfelt
coincidence.
STONE CHANGES
HIS CONFESSION
Now Says His Wife Shot the Chill
dren and Then Committed
Suicide.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Nov. 6.-Scott
Stone, Tolono farmer, who confessed
in st. Louis to dynamiting his home
and killing his wife and FIVE children
at Tolono in order to marry woman
OF Champaign resort, today gave a
new version Of the tragedy. admitting
the dynamiting story WIS fiction and
that he only set fire to the house
after finding that his wife had shot
her children and herself
Stone revised his story only after
State Attorney Woods and the state
fire marshal had found six sticks of
dynamite In the barn from which
stone confessed to taking them for
the crime. He said he fired the house
to conceal his wife's crime.
Stone is thought to be demented,
though he seems normal except in
his varied tales Of the crime. He
spends most Of time in Jail reading
the Bible.
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ADJUSTMENTS
AZ the orpheum.

Tonight at the Orpheum theatre
will be presented Richelteu, four
reel powerful special feature enter
tainment with Pauline Bush and Muir.
dock Macquarrie as the stars. Also
one reel of comedy and a program OF
special music. Skersick & Douda,
the new management, is making hit
with the special fine Aim service be.
ing Observation-Disclosures
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WATKINS IS NAMED
AS SCOTS DEPUTY
sheriff-Elect Selects Fort Madison
Former Police Chief, a. His
Assistant.

]. B. watkins OF Fort Madison will
be sheriff-elect SCOTS depu4-- ac-
cording to the Fort Madison Demo
crat. The following is from that pa
per: ogs
John Scotty republican sheriff-elect
announces that ]. B. Watkins will be
the Fort Madison deputy sheriff. Mr..
Scott to move to Keokuk. Mr.. Wat
kins is at present deputy warden at
the state pehitentiary here and be-
fore accepting the prison position.
was chief of police OF Fort Madison.
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Declare War on Colds.

: : - : : = t
A crusade Of education which aims
that common colds may become I'm.
common within the next generation
has been begun by prominent New
York physicians. Here is list OF
the "dont's.' which the doctors say
will prevent the annual visitation OF
the cold:
! Don't sit in draughty car"
Don't sleep in hot rooms"
Don't avoid the fresh air"
Don't stun yourself at meal time.
Over-eating reduces your resistance"
To which we would add-when you
take a-cold get rid OF 1t as quickly as
possible. To accomplish that you will
find Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
most excellent. Sold by all dealers
Advertisement
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search for Mad Man.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Search for
Richard Won -1rebs, New Brunswick,
mad man, who killed Mrs. Henry
Rheil and shot her husband in mad
fury over an imagined wrong, was re
doubled today when it became known
that Krebs is wandering about New
York armed, accosting pedestrians
Krebs some time ago was confined in
the Trenton state asylum but was
freed after being pronounced cured
of mental alterations.
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Read The Dafly Gate CITY.
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At the Hlppodrome..

There were few empty seats at the
Hippodrome last night at the opening
performance OF the Griffith show, and
judging from the continuously uproar
of laughter that prevailed during the
entire performance, It was as we pre-
dicted, one of the funniest bits ever
staged.
Mr.. Griffith goes into the scientific
stages just enough to prove to the
skeptical that there is something to
|hypnotism.
The funny part Of the show is that
Mr.. Griffith uses local young men as
his subjects.
The feature for this evenings per
formancee will be the hypnotic circus
The show starts with a big musical
and picture program, lasting thirty
minutes, and then Griffith in varied
program of hypnotic hilarity, lasting
from 1880 to 1880.
Don't miss the fun at the Hippo
] drome tonight. Advertisement.
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Lee county man to go to the gallows.
The Hodges whose crimes In early
Lee county made them notorious,
were the first two. Phillip Nash es-
capped from his jailers, and ODonnell
is the fourth man to receive sentence
OF capital punishment. 81
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kalser,s Relative Killed.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Servfce.1
ROME, Nov. Ga special despatch
to local newspaper says that Count
Won Schwerin, a relative Of the kaiser,
who was wounded at the battle of the
Marine, has died from his wounds.
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Y.W.C.A. NOTES
Week Of Prayer.


Beginning Sunday, November 8. the
worlds week OF prayer will be observ-
ed by the local association with APP
propriate services. The program as
outlined by the worlds committee in
London will be followed.
The general subject, 1.-THE Way OF
Peace" will be considered and is very
timely to everybody who remembers
the warning nations and the unenvi-
able condition Of the countries across
the sea.
Every day the associations of GER
tain countries will be considered and
their special needs brought before the
associations for consideration and
prayer. ..s
The hope is expressed that all asso-
citation members and friends will fol
low the program as outlined whether
they can attend the meetings or not.
Following is the program to be OBJ
served by the local association:
Sunday, Nov. S.-The Way OF Peace.
Acts 1926; Luke 2:13-14. The World,
Monday, Nov. 9-The Place Of the
Way. John 1896. Africa.
Tuesday, Nov. 1O-The Exigencies
Of the way. John 1888. America.
Wednesday, Nov. 11-Provisions by
the Way. Matt. 6:23-23. Asia.
Thursday, Nov. 12-The Rule OF the
Way. John 1894. Australasia
Friday, Nov 13-The Sign OF the
Way. John 1871. Northern Europe.
Saturday, Nov. 1.-THE Heritage OF
the Way. John 1927 Southern
Europe.
The local association will have the
following special meetings:
Sunday vespers-Leader, Mrs. Les
ter Knapp.
Monday night-short service after
sses-leader. Miss Elizabeth Nut
ting.
Tuesday noon, 1906 to 12:20-Mrs.
Baker, leader. Special music. Night
after classes Miss Dinsdale, leader.
Wednesday night the prayer meet
ings Of the various churches will con-
slider the Y. w. G. a. and the 7. M.
C.z A. work. Representatives OF the
two organizations will present the
work.
Thursday night. after classes. Miss
Emile Pence will be leader.
"a
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x...,, From Behind Prison Walls at
rort Madison i That Man SEN
fenced 70 Hans May Yet
Cheat oaiiows.
IS KEPT IN SOLITARY 4 ]
: - i. punished BY Death, He will
Be Third Lee County Man 70
BE HANGED Hodges
Were Others.

rbo fourth man from Lee county to
sha sentenced to be hanged. may yet
cheat the gallows, II gossip from be-
Nina the grim gray walls Of the state
nrison at Fort Madison can be be
leyed
Matthias Martin ODonnell. sen
tanced BY jury last March to receive
capital punishment for the murder Of
bis wife Inez O'Donnell, is showing
strong evidences OF losing his mind.
ma guards who see O'Donnell daily.
AZ. according to the gossip which
Ands its way out OF the penitentiary
n-this Is really true. and O'Donnell
q declared OF unsound mind, the
Hodges William and Stephen who
Maid the penalty for their crimes with
their lives in July, 1s45. will be the
only Lee county men who have been
hanged.
Philip Nash in 1859 was to have
made the third man to hang, but he
cheated the gallows by running away
O,Donnell since his sentence has
boen in solitary confnemet In the
penitentiary. He has had time to
think. think. think about his past life.
II he is guilty as the jury found him
and as everyone is willing to believe,
of most heinous crime, 1t is not to
be wondered at IL the man is losing
his mind.
BroodIng Over Past7
He Is OF that temperament which
broods over the past, those who saw
him in Jail here believe His evident
unconcern and his ability to hide his
feelings have led most people to con.
slider him cold and unfeeling.
Il sat on the edge OF my bunk and
cried the whole afternoon Of the fun
eral," O'Donnell told : Gate City re-
porter who visited him In jail the
day after. his wife was buried. and the
prisoner was sobbing then. It is, per-
haps, this side OF the mans nature
which has caused him to brood over
his crime until he is becoming unbal-
anced, mentally.
O'Donnell has steadfastly maintain.
ed that he Is innocent The crime OF
which he is accused nnurderin his
wife took place aboutothe tenth OF
January. Mrs. O'Donnell was found in
the cellar Of their little home, bloody
and bruised, terribly beaten and died
shortly after the police found her.
The house showed evidences of a
struggle. O'Donnell is said to have
told his next door neighbor that there
was a woman in there pretty badly
beaten up, and he'd better go see The
police found O'Donnell a'block or two
from the house.
Capital Punishment Asked.
After afidavits had been made and
presented to the court at Keokuk to
the effect that O'Donnell could not re-
ceive fair trial here, the case was
transferred to Fort Madison. The jury
found him guilty and recommended
capital punishment. He was sentenced
to be hanged. The usual mode OF
procedure Of appeal to the supreme
court and to the governor has been
taken. and O'Donnell is being kept in
solitary confinement in the prison at
Fort Madison.
If he hangs. he viii make the third
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-03-05
THE .JEFFERSONIAN

the United States Roman Catholic
would be to subvert our fundamen-
tai principles Of liberty and to put
the flag of the Vatican above that
OF the United States. If that day
shall ever come our Last hope of lib
erty will be gone, and the days Of
martyrdom will have come again.
What, then, ought the attitude of
American Professionalism to be to-
wards Roman Catholicism?
1t ought not to be one of personal
bitterness.
But it ought to be one Of manly,
frank teaching the people about the
dangers of Roman Catholic domi-
nancy. There never has been a Ro-
man Catholic country of religious
freedom. 1t should press it's princi-
pies of religious truth home to the
minds, hearts, and conscience of the
people. More than half of the popu-
lation of this country is not in the
churches. Either Protestant or Ro-
man Catholic will eventually reach
these people. IF Protestants shall
win, then our country will grow
greater through all the years. If
Ronhanism shall win, then the policy
Of the Vatican viii subvert the
American Constitution, and our
country go the way of Spain and
Mexico.
One of the greatest perils that
threatens us is that of immigration.
The Bureau of immigration of this
government is largely in the hands
Of Roman Catholics and great effort
is being made to people this coun-
try with Roman Catholic immigrants.
That church is trying to fill this
country with immigrants from
Southern Italy and Spain.
Another great danger comes from
the muzzling of the press. Roman
Cath olics stand together. Papers
and business dread their boycott.
Everything detrimental to Protestant
churches or ministers is heralded in
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-03-05
PAGE THREE

the average daily paper in glazing
headlines, while the greatest scam
dals in the Roman church are scarce
ly mentioned. We do not OBJECT
TO A PROTESTANT JUDAS BEING
PUBLISHED, BUT WE DO OBJECT
TO THAT MUZZLING WHICH
KEEPS SILENCE AS TO THE RO-
MAN CATHOLIC JUDAS.
BUT PROTESTANT AMERICA IS
AMAZING. THE LOVE OF CIVIL
AND RELIGIOUS LIBERTY is
STILL DEEPLY ROOTED IN THE
AMERICAN PEOPLE. The vast ma
joity of all Americans who are not
Roman Catholics do not believe in
calling Pope or priest their Spiritual
FATHER. - They still pray "Our
Father who are in Heaven" Nor
will they ever consent to any flag on
earth waving over the furled, folded
and dead STARS AND STRIPES!
LET THIS BE FREEDOMS OWN
GREAT LAND,
TILL TIMES LAST THUNDER
SHAKES THE EARTH!
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ONE WOMAN's EXPERIENCE.

Dear Sir: 1 write the following in
the hope that it may be OF benefit to
others. My wife was so sick for
three years with backache and
general weakness that she was I'M
able to do her own house work. We
tried all of the doctors, but none Of
them were able to give her any re-
lief. Four weeks ago we sent to the
Hammer Remedy Co, H-4, Lamont,
Iowa, for one Of their dollar bottles
of Inomal Blood and Nerve Pills,
which they send on two weeks free
trial. The result has been wonder
full, for after using only one bottle
she is now able to do her homework.
We don't intend to be without this
remedy again and hope that others
who suffer may learn of it's value.
r. B. Wright, Moro, Ala.
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ERTY where he had power to pre-
vent it neither in past ages, nor in
this age. There is not a Cardinal,
Archbishop, or priest in the whole
Catholic world at this hour of the
Twentieth Century, who can advocate
the separation of Church and State
without mourning the criticism Of
the Pope, and a refusal to desist,
the anathema of the Pope.
From the cradle to the grave
Catholics are taught that there is
absolutely no salvation for them ex-
cept in the Roman Catholic church
Likewise they are taught that there
is no salvation for them in their
church unless they are loyal to all
the DEGREES, dogmas, and practices
demanded by the Pope. On all the
FEAR OF ANATHEMA, PURGA-
TORY, and OF HE'LL, they are
taught servile obedience to the Pope
and his hierarchy. THEY MUST
NOT THINK FOR THEMSELVES,
READ FOR THEMSELVES, NOR
ACT FOR THEMSELVES.
With them Ignorance is the
mother of devotion" Yes, and devo-
ton to their long list of Unscriptural
teachings, practices, and customs is
proof Of their religious ignorance.
Roman Catholics are NOT BIBLE
READERS, neither of their own YER
sion, nor of other versions of the
Bible. I mean the masses of them
They are taught their catec1ism and
obedience to the demands Of their
church, and with the most of the
laity that ends their religious read
ing, save such religious reading as
that which is written by the church
to glorify the Papacy, the hierarchy,
the confessional, the indulgences,
the celibacy, the Immaculate Concep-
ton, the assumption, purgatory,
penance, and all the seven sacra-
ments Of the church.
No man or woman who believes in
that system fully can ever know the
JOY of the breath of freedom.
Papacy denoUnces our Public
Schools.
Papacy denounces separation of
Church and State.
Papacy denounces religious free
dom.
Papacy denounces freedom of con-
science and of will.
Papacy denounces all marriage
outside of the Roman Catholic church
as no marriage, and those so mar
ried as living in adultery, and their
children as bastards.
Papacy sets it's POPE ABOVE
OUR PRESIDENT, his DEGREES above
our CONSTITUTION, AND HIS DE-
CREES ABOVE OUR BIBLE.
Papacy sets it's AMERICAN CAR
DINALS as princes OF THE
BLOOD" above our STATE COVER
NORS.
Papacy has worked out it's creeds,
customs, liturgy, Saint-system and
relics and set them up above the
word of the LIVING GOD, and
claims for itself power above all of
the governments of earth.
1t claims to be the whole thing in
religion.
1t claims to be the whole thing in
the State.
1t claims to be the whole thing in
Philosophy and Psychology.
1t claims an absolute monopoly of
earth, purgatory, hell and heaven,
and denounces and mathematics
all who refuse to bow down to it's
claims.
For refusal to obey it's DEGREES it
has created the most terrible inqui-
sitorial laws this world ever saw,
shed the blood of myriads of saints
and SUNG TIE DEOMS OVER ITS
MURDEROUS ORGIES.
In the name of God, of Christ, of
nf VIII oI
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-03-05

Professionalism believes in the Tri-
une God.
Professionalism believes in the Die
ty of Christ, His sinless life, His
atoning death, His resurrection, and
ascention to glory where He ever
lives to intercide for US.
Professionalism believes in the
OPEN BIBLE, the WORD OF GOD,
for all people to read for themselves.
Professionalism believes in CHRIST
AS THE HEAD OVER ALL THINGS
TO THE CHURCH"
PROFESSIONALISM BELIEVES IN
THE SEPARATION OF CHURCH
AND STATE, A FREE CHURCH IN
A FREE STATE.
Professionalism believes in the free
dom of conscience, and utterly re-
pudiates servile slavery to POPES,
PRIESTS, KINGS, OR POTEN-
TATES.
Professionalism believes in that re-
generation Of the soul which causes
the soul to love and worship God,
and to repudiate human interference
with it's holy rights at Gods affairs
and His throne CHRIST IS OUR
PROPHET, PRIEST AND KING, our
II
err, and HE, NOT A PRIEST, IS TO
BE OUR JUDGE.
Here are the two side by side
Look at Spain, South America, and
Mexico, as the fruits of Roman
Catholicism. Look at England and
the United States to date as the fruit
Of Professionalism. 'By their fruits
We shall know them"
What then is the ONE FUNDA-
MENTAL DISTINGUISHING THING
BETWEEN PROTESTANTISM AND
ROMAN CATHOLICISM?
1t is this: PROFESSIONALISM HAS
NO POPE. 1T THINKS FOR IT
SELF!
Protestants may differ. among
themselves on some doctrines and
practices, but they are ONE IN 10y
Atty TO CHRIST, THE OPEN
BIBLE AND THEIR RIGHT TO
THINK FOR THEMSELVES, AND
TO WORSHIP AS THEY CHOOSE.
The Papacy has stacked up vol
umes Of inquisitorial laws against
THOSE WHO DARE DISSENT
FROM ITS DEGREES AND DIG
TATES.
Has it ever abrogated ONE OF
THEM? NOT ONE. It's claim is:
"Semper Idenl." ALWAYS THE
SAME. It still holds it's ancient in
quisitorial laws, waiting and hoping
the day will come again when it can
demand obedience, or offer again
it's human sacrifice.
Why does not some Pope call a
council and repudiate to all the
world those laws of Church, those
DEGREES, Bulls, and Syllabi which
have caused so much blood to flow
in the past? IT is BECAUSE ROME
IS "SEMPER IDEM."
In the Twentieth Century why does
not the Pope acknowledge, affirm,
and decree the separation of Church
and State in the United States? It
is because the Papacy is putting
forth every effort to make this a
Roman Catholic country in which
the Papacy will be above the State
1t is the law of the Roman Catho-
lie church that no priest shall ever
be tried for crime in Civil Court
Hence, in Catholic countries, the
priesthood is above State law, and
as one of their priests, ''can't sin"
the priesthood stands immune to all
law, save that Of obedience to the
papacy.
It is against the law of the Roman
Catholic church for it's members to
give anything towards building the
churches, schools and charities of
other denominations yet, for fear of
boycott, or for thoughtless generosi-
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-01-15

on her thirteenth birthday. iass
Monday. Miss Marguerite Robinets
gave a party TO a number OF her
young friends.
VIM. steckelmsu. constable Of
Castle Gate. and one OF The Advo-
Gates circle. was transacting bust
ness IN Price Tuesday.
Rev. Ralph NJ. Mix. pastor OF the
Presbyterian church at Ferron.
stopped over a few hours yesterday
on his way to Salt Lake.
Or. and Mrs. Broughton. after a
two weeks Wait with Or. r. r.
Flax. plan to leave tomorrow for
their home al Waterloo. Ind.
There is a new baby girl AZ the
home Of Matt Warner The young
lady arrived Tuesday and che and
mother are both doing we'll.
The eight months old baby Of A.
w Birch died Monday. Funeral
services were held from the resi-
denoe. Bishop Bryner officiating.
Professor Peterson returned sun
day from ogden. whore he went to
attend the funeral OF his father.
who died suddenly week bfore last.
chas. Smith. who has been suf-
fering the past two weeks with a
severe case Of asthma, ls out again
and win soon be strong enough to
be on the Job.
Mrs. p. o. silvagni Is back from
Salt Lake. where abe has been con-
fined in a hospital "a the result Of
poisoning. she recovered from the
effects nicely. however.
The Eastern Utah Educational
club holds banquet tonight at the
high school building. The club en-
poets about scventy-five members
and guests will be In attendant.
y. E. Waters. the photographer,
IL recovering nicely from a recent
hemorrhagc OF the bowels. SO rap
"a has been his improvement the
past week that he will soon be able
20 be out sgain.
Alfred oourdicr. formerly OF salt
Lake. has located In Price In the
cement buslncss. Ho and wife are
occupying the q. W. Etchebonc rec
idencc at 4th and Main streets dur
Ing Mrs. Etchbono's visit In France.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-01-15
PRICE AND VICINITY

Monday a baby WAS born to Mrs.
, ". Callahan.
Another dry goods store Il being
tslkcd Of for the biggest little
eng"
Miss Cora lee has been quite sick
tbs week. suffering from an attack
% quincy.
G. r. Marcusen Il attending TO
csunty superintendent business at
Helper today.
Attorney NJ. p. Braffet, after a
week IN Price. went up 20 Zion
nsnday evening.
Mr.. Robert Stewart and Miss May
Potter were married In the sait
Lake temple Wednesday.
@. II. Stevenson has been assist
ing Mrs. Stevenson this week In
moving into their new residence.
T. II. Auphand. proprietor of
Riverside Park. near Helper. was
tranaacting business In Price Mon
day.
Geo. w. brandon has taken a
lease on the Price Tavern Cafe. lie
took over the management last
week.
Master Buster Kirkpatrick and
Master Floyd watrous gave birth.
day parties Monday to their little
friends.
Elsewhere IN this impression will
be found the monthly report OF
County Treasurer BailIngcr for De
cembor.
N. 3. Nelson. president OF the
Price Commercial and Savings bank
waa over from Mt. Pleasant the fire
OF the week.
N. c. Wilson IA back from ~,
coat trip TO the reservation. wher,
his sawmiii on Jakefork IL running
fun capacity.