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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-01
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lige 8iergeane 6ranfrig meloes
ON itGrf auIOe % ooIoiomme Sne
faIo. 5 @oris inlot Der @aar er
5eiti9 Sne- % 9ogl6D9c
9l0e &aOilums.5lHo. Berlin, If
sum. iii 0forgen6laoene meloe.
ira 9onoon 5 oen eloite inoiif(
Qtiue I Sogor-Giitriftet er Ser op.
oaget ct ret betuoeli1t 9aa raonlnl.
5oloeIige 0tineralier.
iSlpoer orpbt. 56meriu. 1pif-
lanO. "a Slni. 9gitnant aol6c
bleu orn6t Iag unoer en- 5l0pc-
opoisniua 0}aifinen nplteoe og
ialot neo 9aptain 9lnff Der fulg-
te neo iom 8asiager, brpffeoe ct
Ben.
lSrpgtelig 9lutomobiltlnffe 5ou-
louie, 6ranfrig, y. SUM. 8o ct
9(utonlobiI meo 5 03eolqlnlner al
eli 2e8c 9autrecs 6omilie i Mor-
aes pasiereoe Ell Bro, brat Oenne
Oh itnrte0e Iunrnen. Q(ntomobi(et
Itprteoe neO, og ale fem @erioner
blep orpbt
@rpferne Salonifi. 5alonifi,
r. 5uni. @eneralgnperusren bar
dnoronet. at bele oet beroprenoe
9erioneI oeo uoenlanoife SanOels-
ieIifober ifal opre 9rpffe llnoer-
iantter. lloenlauoifa 5lalftionerer.
Scr fife opterer for 0en arpife 5tat
2ebet al 20 Gage, ifaI ofifeoiaes
9el9ierne / &ino Der cr / BE.
fing bleopn ofiluttet en- CDerens-
fonit om 0annelien al ct fineiiif-
6elgiif Selifo6 til llOpinoing al
ainas 0iineareoler. 4apitalen er
iorele6ig 10 @al. 8oG. ser ifol
ioroeles li1eIiat paa finciiife OF bel
9iife 9(ftier Sopeofontoret ifaf
upre @efina meO ct 5iliolfoutor
9riisiel.
@piruS. Oct grUife Ieputetfan-
mer 6ar ne0 ? @c6onoliua oeotaaet
2ooforilaoct ON Zen 5aSienos NJ.
Itaaelie til 9(l6onien @finiiterpro-
iioent @eni3elos erflpreoe. at Pm.
ueftionen al gpirus enonn life flnn-
De gennenlieres, oa @rpnien enonu
life er oefiuitibt iaitiat. Saa mart
9ffitodelien al Sasiena er Sefinitio.
oil 9leaerinaen ofientliogere ct fon.
lefig 1efret, bporDeo Sc ngriife
Ger inolenrmes @rpfenlono
Gura3jo mataact? 2onoon "a
SSlmi iii Gro0s FOR gaa6enhoiIen
meaem Geaerinacns trooper oa
Oprererne 6or Der ppret fpmpet
meqet 9lbanien 0e ii6ite Gage.
Der aoor set u6efrpfteoe oq tpipl-
iornnie Rpate. Scr er fonrmet ira
Sfiltnri, at SSnilraenternc har itor.
met og iliotaget 9uro,jo, 9anoet8
SopeoItoo Ssnrlt @ilbelm Iful fnte
tooet i'm SilfGust til ct ariasifIb
SnIlir9enterne ifaI o9ian if6Gae ct
Telegram ira @ien bare to9pt Gt
9osion. 81 Wei[ Iboelt for Sfutari,
o9 truer 9perne g(biona, 9erdt og
5ieri.
9itrig pno 9fpoefIgr. 9lont %.
SUM. Den repollttionGre 9espgef-
ie, iom nplig er 6leben oGnpet /
SytoIieu, blep ioerfiat al gitrier,
omeno Sen tilipneIaoenoe ifpl6teS
slnnrfilterne alene, erfIGrer oen
OeputereOe 8itol en- Grflprir6,
iom ban afgop 0ng efter at bobe
unoerfegt 2or6oIOene Gonlagna
San ii1er, at ban fonot 9rbis for
at ser bar sltrioife aaenter, og al
6on fit at bi0e, at ct italienif Sflb
opfongeoe giaoiotelegraumer til
s9ien fra 0isie 9(genter, iom ado
en oetolieret 9fapport ON ltrolig
Ieoerne. @itol rnerer. at BET bar
gitrigs Senfigt at 6inore stolier
fra at mobiliiere fin arne, iao Der
ieIo fitnoe qsre, hboo oct lpiteoe |
s[fbonien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-01
23. glarg.

Song 9eter aboicerer. 9taolqg.
ger 9ronen til ,SorOel for i'm nqft
rloite 5pu. 9elgrao, 5erbien, q.
lSlini @ong 4eter al 5erbien a6.
Oicerte 0ag til 6oroel for lin npit
nloite Sen 9rins 9fleranoer, oa
hans ploite 5gn, George, 1909
lao 9lffalo paa 5rone1 @rnnoen
til 9ongens 9lbOifation bar 0oarlia
Selbre0. 3 alt 6ato er Den @rlno
angiDet ell fongelig 9roflamatioa.
Reter 2ara9eorgeDit6 bleo no.
raa6t til 9onae al Serbien Morgs.
ncn efter oct brltole Wtoro paa
Gong 9lleran0er oa 9ronning Ora.
ao / Slottet 9elara0 SUM 1903.
De iannnefiporne, oeriblanot Ieoen.
DC Vieolenmer al Hegeringen on
0fficerer | g(rmeen, 6onoe paa 5or.
Gaato fooet Gisbeo Tor. at Geter oil.
Sc mootoge Ironen. ON oen 6leo
leoia, oa oe trpnate iia ino Slot
tet og fro aonaen oa Dronninqen.
8oaaS 9ig bIeo flanaet
me0 Sobler.
Cen me 9onqe er fo9t I 1883 og
er enonu. life gift. 9oul 9eter
er 70 9for annlmel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-01

Srlrnoerne 9(nierifa amlo6cs
ont at itette Srernes ruin 9e Arm
@cnbon %. 9Suqr. Oct irIfc 93atio.
nalpartis 2eoer Sobn Ntomon6
far ieno! iolaenoc telegram til
@'hoel : 9pan, or er 9rriioept
for llniteo ,Sriib eeaane Of 9lme-
rico;
Sen irife frioiaige 2(rme er ble-
pet oannet paa @runo al at 1ori-
erte / 'Stor6ritannicn o. Orange.
mpnoene litter bar 0riitet zig til
meo 6epG6net Ma9t at ffrpmne
Rarlamentet og oet brittle og BET
irife Genlofrati. 0range-9eopgel-
ZEN faor lin finoncieIe Stotte ira
ale oe riae og oriitofratiIfe 5ien.
Der al 6olfefribeo.
@n ianoan 9eopaelie qor oet ab.
iolut neoDenoiqt for oet irffe 5olf
at itaa ell Staiua. 6oor oct fan
forinore tit 2auo OF iig ielo Seq
anmooer Gem 0erior ON ot benoen.
DC Gem til pore 2onosmpnO %
@enner Il. 2. q. meo 9en ON at
ienoe @ensebiorao til oe irife Sri.
oilliae. iaa oe fan opre / 5tono til
at gere til intet oct brittle 9triito.
frotis oq oen irffe @1inoritetS 5or-
iea pao meo 0}aat at fnnie oct irife
,Solfs Irf6eo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-01

Der bar | oen icnere 5iS mot
Rpater ON. at bet ifiiloe ppre Ben.
acnrno Der liniteo Stdtes, iom
itoo bagbeo RepoIlitionen Merico,
iSet oe unoeritstter seonititutionaIi.
iterne. ierIig nrunes on OIie.Wfaa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-01

9el9ierne aino. Der cr / BE.
fing bleoen afiflttet en- Opercns.
fomit ON 0onnelien al ct fineiiif-
6eIgtif Selifob til llopinoing al
ainas @iineoreaIer. anpitalen er
ioreleba 10 @fif. 8oa., ser ifol
ior6eles li9eIiat paa finciiife og 6eG.
1iife 9(ftier 6opeofoutoret ifal
upre @efing meo ct lili1lfoutor
9riisiel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-01

iSrpgteli1 9lutomobilulnffe Cont
louie, 5ranfrig, y. SUM. 9a ct
9lutomobiI meo 5 Meolelmner al
eli 9pgc 9autrecs 6anilie i Wior-
aes pasiereoe Ell Bro, braIt Oenne
% itbrteoe idntmen 2lutomobilet
Itprteoe neo, % ale fem 9erioner
6leo orp6t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-01

@rpferne Salonifi. Salonifi,
y. Suni @eneralqnoerusren bar
anoronet. at bele BET beroprenoe
Rerionel oeo uoenlanoite SanOels-
ieIlfaber ifaI oGre grHffe llnoer-
iantter. lloeulauoite 5lnftionnrer.
Ser fife opterer Tor Den arpife Stat
I 9sbet al 20 Oage, ifaI afifeoiaes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-18
Thousands Saved keokuk Manuac-
turers, Jobbers and Retailers
The Industrial Association through its great freight rate
victory has justified the effort for Greater keokuk

tor means In the first place it means
that keokulk can compete with every
other city in the central west, espe-
ciaily with the shipping centers south
OF here, on fair and reasonable
basis. The only difference between
the rates here and the ct. Louis rate,
TO-DAY, is small arbitrary, over the
regular ST. Louis rate on account Of
the large volume OF business done
there as against the smaller amount
here. Second: this decision means
the saving of thousands OF dollars
month to the local manufacturers,
jobbers and retails. Third-and this
is the most important-it is now pos,
sible for Keokuk, on account OF this
decision to attract industries and
commerce, which heretofore could moi,
be reached
This second accomplishment Of the
keokuk Industrial association is one
of the basic necessities for city
growth. Keokuk has been taken out
OF position in which she could not
compete with any city in this section,
fairly. on account OF shipping charges.
and placed In position where. she
can compete on a basis. approximating
parity, with any and all OF them.
If nothing else were ever done by
the association, this alone would JUS.
tify its organization.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-18

here by the death Of Mrs. +. Blynn
Dorsey, Jr. He expects to return home
the first Of the week. Mr.. Dorsey u
the owner and editor Of the Braymef
Bee and IN his issue Of October stn
broke all advertising records iof
northern Missouri by publishing TOT
one frm, Dalbeys'. eight pages OF ad'
vertising.
Pail and winter shoes and ruo
bars at less than Wholesale cost. MIL
ler's closing out sale.
Owing to the tremendous demand
for shoes Saturday, we were unable TO
wait upon all the trade with our large
force Of clerks. which indicates thai
the people know am going out o.
business and am giving them shoes foi
less than wholesale cost. Miller. the
shoe man.
Read The Gate City want column
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-18

When the Industrial association was
organized. Keokuk was not In posi-
ton to compete with any city to the
south or east In the matter OF ship
ping. A map of the country showing
the freight rate situation, as it was
in 1910. gave only a small district I'M
modiately surrounding Keokuk which
cnuld be reached as cheaply from here
as, from ST. Louis and Chicago While
the map showing the territory in
which Kaokuk could compete with
rival neighbors outlined district
bounded on the south by Alexandria.
NC, on the west by Kahoka, Mo-. on
the north by FIT. Madison, Iowa, and
on the east by Carthage, III. Conse-
quently Keokuk was fenced in by a
veritable wall. making 1t impossible
for manufacturers and jobbtrs here to
compete in other parts of the coun-
try on anything like an equitable
basis.
The association realized that 1t
would be impossible to build UP city
took months OF time and unlimited ef-
fort to prepare the necessary data to
win this fight. The expense OF this
was heavy
Ordinarily it would be necessary for
4 city fighting case OF this import
ance before the Interstate commerce
commission, to employ an expert rate
attorney at enormous additional ex-
pense. Fortunately, however, this was
not the case. for the action of the
legislature at recent session made
1t possible for the State Board Of
Railroad Commissioners to represent
local interests in the state in such
matters. With the evidence so splen-
dfdIy prepared by the Industrial asso-
citation. the State Board OF Railroad
Commissioners took the case before
the interstate commerce commission
and won a splendid victory.
Victory is Important One.
Few people realize what that vic
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-18
LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS
,.,.a e,s Asssa,. Ts,ssaph g. CIV
WtA

white, 751z @76c; No. white. $50
75Ac; No. white, 74hQ75c; No. 2
mixed. 7214@73Ac; No. 4 mixed. TN
@72zc; No. mixed, 71h@72c; No.
mixed, 71h@72c.
Oats-No. white, AK @4Sc: No. 3
white, 45A @47lzc; No. 4 white, AZ
@46c; standard, AK @48c.
New York Produce.
NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Butter-Mar-
ket firm; receipts, 4.515 tubs. Cream.
cry extras, 32c: firsts, 2s031c; sec
onds, 301ac; creamery held extras,
BIC: creamery held. 31hc; packing
stock current make, 2002014c.
Eggs-Market quiet; receipts $3.50
cases. Fresh gathered extras, 800
34c: extra firsts, 29@31c: drsts, ESQ
csc; seconds, 21024c; state Pennsyl-
vania and nearby hennery whites, 4s
q soc; do gathered white, 32936c; do
hennery browns, 33@36c: do gathered
browns and mixed colors. 27934c.
Live poultry-Firm: western chick
ems. 15h@16c; fowls, 15hc: turkeys.
|1sk@19c. Dressed, steady; western
chickens, frozen. 1s@zoc; fowls, lao
zoe; turkeys, 1s@22c.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Oct. 17.-Hog receipts
IL 900: market slow. &C under yester-
days average. Bulk, $7.50@7.70; light,
$7.Oo@7s5; mixed, $7.16@S.0o; heavy,
sS.s5@7.s5; rough, $6.s5@7.16; pigs,
"a. 5o@7.25.
Cattle receipts 800; market steady.
geeves, $e.5o@10.90; steers, $1,000
go; stockers and feeders, $3.50
$40; cows and heifers, $3.4009.00;
calves, $7.5O911.25.
Sheep receipts 1000; market
steady. Sheep, $4.75@6.00; yearlings,
$5.50@s.4O; lambs, $S.00@7.50.
Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO, Oct. 17.-Butter-Market
lower; creameries, 23@3Oc.
Eggs Market higher: receipts
4.511 cases. At mark. cases included,
17G22hc; ordinary frsts. 2002111c;
tirsts, 221s@23c.
Poultry, alive, market unsettled;
fowls, 12h@d3c; springers, 12hc;
chickens, lie.
St. Louis Hay and Straw.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 17.-Hay-A
better undertone to market for alfalfa
was reported, demand locally and out
side showing Improvement, and sur
plus decreasing, but prices not quot
ably better Good clover wanted
scarce. Clover-mixed, $14.50@17.00;
timothy, S16.o001s.O0; alfalfa, $1,000
@16.00.
straw-wheat nominally $500 to
$3.50 on track
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-18
BY Mis. vaIe.ka suratt

IF you could actually see differ
ence of two Or three inches in the
growth OF your hair in few
weeks time and detect superb i'm
provement in its vigor and silky ap-
pearance you would perhaps wonder
whether miracle had not been sud
denly performed. Changes of this
kind are so infrequent that most wom-
en- do not believe them possible, yet
the fact remains that If the proper
means are employed they are more
likely to occur than not. The proper
means, of course, are the controllins
factor. Mere hair tonics, which are
commonly sold in prepared form and
ready to use, are so often weak in
power and in ingredients that 1t is
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-18
PERSONALS.

Senator Taylor's daughter OF Farm.
ington is visiting Miss Trix Ware
Mrs. Mary Immegart is visiting her
sister. Mrs. A. j. McCallister. in Den.
yer, Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt Boyd who spent
the week with their friends, Mr. and
Mrs. Earle Vanatta, havs returned to
their home in Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asaph Buck and daugh-
ter. Miss Elsie, have returned from
Chicago
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-18

all hair, light and coarse, with the
utmost rapidly and thoroughness. and
IT never Injuries the most sensitive
skin or leaves mark.
9 g
MRS. s. T. O.-Only one cream is
necessary to beautify the skin and
bring 1t to condition OF incompar-
able loneliness in short time. A few
days use will prove It's results. Make
up mixture OF one tablespoonful OF
glycerine and one ounce OF zintone in
pint Of water. This makes satiny
cream which is to be used very liber-
ally every day. This makes over a
pint OF cream, which is many tim les
more than you ordinarily pay for pre-
pared creams which do not give the
desired results. You will soon find
that every red spot. freckle and blem-
ish will disappear and leave the skin
pure and clear as lily.
@ o @
MISS T. D. N-Here is a wrinkle
removing formula which has already
become famous because OF its quick
action in rendering the skin n1umn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-18
CITY NEWS.

-Miller's shoe sale won't last long.
Dick Kelley, 10 year old negro,
was brought here today by John Grim
Minis. jr., says the Friday evening
Burlington Gazette. on his way to Ana
mosa. where he will serve ten years
for grand larceny. The prisoner did
not seem to be much concerned with
his fate but was not inclined to dis
cuss the details OF his offense.
&C. P. Dorsey editor Of the Bray
mer MOI. Bee. 10 in the city, called
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-18

Month Has Resulted From
This Excellent Formula"
remarkable how much Of them are
sold at all. If you would obtain
really beautiful head of hair quickly
and with little trouble, Just make up
yourself at home in few minutes, a
mixture of one ounce OF betaquinoi
with one-haE a pint Of alcohol and
half a pint of water Cor use full
pint Of bay rum if you wish instead
Of the water and alcohoD and apply
this literally. The result will soon
be apparent. Hair will stop falling,
dandruff will disappear and the hair
will grow with remarkable rapidity.
st is in fact a hair-forcer. The hair
roots quickly take on new life and
yigor, and naturally enough, when
this occurs. almost any hair trouble
is bound to cease. This formula
makes over a pint Of this unequaled
hair-grower. and costs much less than
a hair tonic. and besides it is far
more effective.
PHIIIIPPA G. T. = Superfuous
hair on a woman is q hideous thing.
Many women hesitate TO use depila-
tories because the ordinary prepare
tlOnS sold TOT LnlS purpose IHJuEe the
skin and leave spot where applied,
simply because the hair is literally
burned Off The way to do is to use
simple sulfo solution, which is the
only thing known that will simply
dissolve away the hair and leave the
skin soft, white and smooth In this
way no one can ever tell you used
anything for removing hair. Simple
ho nhtainal at any
drug store. It never fails to destroy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-18

and vigorous and thereby eliminat.
Ing all traces and lines OF age. Mix
two tablespoonful of glycerine and
two ounces of eptol in half pint
OF water. The result is a beautiful
cream of wonderful absorbent quail.
tiles. Big and little wrinkles,
crows feet and looseness of flesh
disappear In remarkably short
time. The difference in the appear.
ance of age will be quite startling.
@ q
EvELINA D.-Development of
the bust is very often possible.
There is no absolute assurance Of
this, however. There is danger in
the use Of vacuum cups. pumps and
the like. The following mixture is
safe and has been very successful.
L. n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-18

First National bank Of West Eliza
beth near here, did not open it's doors
today. The directorate gave no ex-
PLANTATION OF the failure. The institu-
ton was small one. organized in 1902
with capital OF $4,000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-18
Weekly Grain Review.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
CHICAGO, Oct. 17.--Wheat had the
frst steady bull movement in several
weeks during the past week and the
close today found December four cents
and May ~ above last weeks clos
ing figures
Improved demand was the feature
that inspired buying all week. The
Liverpool cable was buliish nearly
every day, the local market rejecting
sentiment at Liverpool.
Corn rallied late in the week from
early bear raids and the close today
found prices Is to * higher than last
Saturday. Wet weather and the
strong wheat market were the princi-
pal bull factors.
Demand for oats for export was ex'
tremely heavy this week but so were
receipts. The demand, however, 30
far outwefshed the supply that prices
gained " cents.
Provisions moved In irregular fash
ion all week without recording i'm
portant changes. Pork lost 80 cents
during the week and lard and short
ribs closed steady to q shade higher
than last weeks closing figures.
Daily Range Of Prices
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. IL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-18

SpaIn's Great Industry.
Spain annually uses the huge guam.
tity OF 275,0O0 tons Of grapes for the
making OF other products than wine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-18
DEFENSE SPRINGS
REAL SENSATION
Or. Knox 81 Quincy Tells on Witness
Stand that Detective Young
Says Blood Spots Were
Red Ink.
CONVERSATION NO JOKE
All Attempts to Shake Testimony in
Regard to this Matter Prove
FutiIe-other Witnesses
Testify.
CONVERSATION NO JOKE

MACOMB, ILL.,, Oct. 17.-Dr. Thomas
z. Knox Of Quincy gave testimony OF
the most sensational nature in the
ing. His testimony proves the strong
est point made in behalf Of the de-
Tense and und lbtedly made dis
tinct effect upon all the people in tn,
court room. In language Of the most
positive character. Dr.. Knox told the
Jury that on April 16. 1913. in the
lobby Of the Hotel Quincy. Detective
Herbert F. Young told him that Young
himself put some of the spots on the
clothes Of Ray Panschmidt and they
were red ink. All efforts to shake
the doctors testimony were unavail-
ing and he also refused to say that he
believed Detective Young was joking.
The doctor was determined that the
detective was in earnest and that he
made the statement that thu spots
were merely ink and not blood.
DR.. Knox, on the witness stand this
morning, was asked by Attorney Ian
caster, Did or did you not in the lob
by OF the Hotel Quincy, or about
April 16, 1913, have a conversation
with Detective Young in which Mr..
Young said, I, or we put one over on
Center and you said. All and Mr..
Young continued Some OF the red
spots on Ray Pfanschmidt's pants were
red ink spots which I or we put
there""
To this question Of the attorney DR..
Knox answered that such a converse
ton has taken place and that Mr..
Young had made exactly such state
ment. The doctor said he afterward
reported this conversation to DR.. Cen
ter.
Was Not Joke.
On cross examination DR.. Knox said
that he did not know what brought
about the conversation. He admitted
that he and Young were good friends
and that he and Young went around
together while in Quincy. The doctor
insisted that he never considered the
conversation a Joke. When asked II
he had ever been approached on the
matter Of the statement being joke,
DR.. Knox said, Eyes. Thursday even
ing on the corner of Fifth and Maine
streets in Quincy, Deputy Fire Mar
shall Bogardus came to me and asked
me If had read the Herald Of that
evening"
Another important witness examin-
ed was DR.. C. D. Center OF Quincy.
The doctor said that 1t would take a
half hour to amputate mans leg and
from eight to twenty-four hours to cut
Iup a body like that of Charles Plan
schmidt's was cut up. It would take
a person two or three hours to cut up
a body in suitable length to burn In a
cook stove The doctor further stated
that be did not believe that the con-
dition Of the body of Charles Plan
schmidt was produced wholly by fire.
The leg bone had been cut above the
knee, apparently by saw and the
trunk at the hip had been cut as II by
a knife and the flesh had merely been
scared by the flames.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-18


tone with which any druggist will sup,
ply you. Dissolve thoroughly and
take two teaspoonfuls after meals and
on retiring.
MISS FONDLY-Do not pinch out
blackheads. You can remove them
without fail and in a few minutes by
sprinkling some neroxin on a hot-wet
sponge and rubbing this on the black,
heads Then look in the mirror and
see the difference. This Is the only
article know that will really remove
blackheads, and do 1t almost instantly
JANET T. D.-You probably don't
realize that dandruff may now be dis
solved away completely. This is not
done with soap, because the alkali
does not permit Of it. But II you will
dissolve a teaspoonful OF eggol in halt
a cup Of hot water and use as a head
wash, you will be surprised at its
splendid results. You can secure from
your druggist at small cost enough
eggol to make over a dozen Of these
shampoos.
MISS WAITING.-Hydroli tale
is a remarkable thing for excessive
perspiration of the arm-pits. Use II
literally and you will find that yor
will suffer no longer from the extreme
wetness under the arms. your dress
shields and arm-pits will be fresh and
dry and you will have no more gown:
ruined by perspiration. Hydrolizet
tale can be obtained at any drug store
1t also destroys perspiration and bod.
odors completely.
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Peoria Cash Grain.

Peoria Cash Grain.
PEORIA, H., Oct. 17.-CornRe-
ceipts. IL cars; market Nc higher.
No. yellow. No. 3 yellow. No. 2
mixed, 73c. No. yellow. No. mixed,
No. s mixed, 72lhc.
Oats-Receipts. cars; market Nc
higher. Standard, 46c; No. 8 white
45kc.
Chicago Cash Grain.
CHICAGO, Oct. 17.-Wheat-No. 2
red. $111h @1.12h; No 8 red. $1.10A
@1.11ss; No. 2 hard, s1.11h@1 -12M;
No. hard, $1.os@1.11; No. 4 mixed,
spring, $1.05.
Corn-No. 2 yellow. 731s074c; No.
3 yellow, TN 673hc; No. yellow,
721k @T3c; No. yellow. 72@72thc;
No. 6 yellow, 72@723sc; No. white.
76N Q77c; No. white, 76@76hc; No.
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Magnificent Hair Easy to
Obtain Quickly Some s A..ss'. sse,...

Many Months Of Precious Time Have
Now Been Eliminated in the Ac-
quirement Of Beauty Says Va
leska Suratt, Americas
Famous seIf-Made
4eauty-Actress.
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small Bank Closed,
limited Press Leased Wire Servfce.l
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Oct. 1.-THE