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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-01
GET POINTERS ON
SCHOOL BUILDING
Ra.clIffe, Aldr,eh and WoolIey Re-
turn From Trip TO Various Cities
in Iowa, illinois and
Missouri.
INTO DETAILS
Visit i. Profitable One and the New
Buildings Hero viii Gain
From Experiences
Of othera
INTO DETAILS

H. e. Radcliffe, architect, William
Aldrich, superintendent of schools,
and w. B. Woolley. chairman OF ths
building committee, have returned
from a trip to Monmouth, the tri-
cities, Waterloo. Des Moines and st.
Louis. Mr.. Aldrich also made short
trip to Cedar Rapids while Mr.. WOOL
ley and Mr.. RatcIiffe remained IN
Waterloo to consult with the archi-
tects of some Of the buildings. The
trip is one which will bear fruit in
the new buildings to be constructed
here. Only the best will go into the
new buildings.
The COMMITTEES was particularly in
terested in a number of smaller de-
tails, and the good and bad points OF
these were seen in the various cities
which were visited. The committee
went on the trip feeling that toilets
in connection with cloakrooms IN
each room were the best to have.
They found this system In vogue IN
the schools at Waterloo, and came
back convinced that it is the only
system.
For one thing. as Superintendent
Aldrich explained, the individual
toilet for each school room does away
with the old system where boys went
to the basement to learn to smoke
cigarettes and tell vicious stories.
The toilets would be constructed in
connection with the cloak rooms.
Demonstration shows that there is
no noise or odor.
Superintendent Aldrich and Archi-
tect Radcliffe went to Monmouth and
from there to Moline, Davenport and
! Rock Island. In Moline they visited
the building which is the pride Of that
city and found it justly considered so.
1t is complete plant. the visitors
said today.
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hereby announce myself - . can
didate for nomination IS supervisor
OF Lee county. subject to the decision
Of the republican voters 1t the June
primary.
JOHN DE ROSEAR.
Mt. Hamil. Iowa, February 2. 1914.
advertisement.
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Read the want column.
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See Much in Waterloo.

From Davenport they went to Wat
erloo where Mr.. Woolley Joined them.
The men speak in highest praise OF
the progressiveness of the Waterloo
buildings. They found number Of
good ideas in the building in this
city. For one thing, Mr.. Woolley
said, they found what he has been
contenddng for all the time. the sim
plest possible fronts. No ginger
bread work" on the new Keokuk
buildings has been his contention.
Another proposition which the local
committee looked into was that of tbs
concrete floors. Concrete floors were
found to be not SO practical as they
have been said to be. Some OF the
floors are covered with battleshir
linoleum, but this is not a satisfac-
tory covering where it is necessary
to attach furniture to the floor, but IL
excellent for laboratories and Offices.
superintendent Aldrich, however,
got some pointers on floors on his
trip to Cedar Rapids. The other two
m en- stayed in Waterloo to consult
with architects.
From Waterloo the trip was made
to Des Moines. Secretary Clinite OF
the Des Moines board, who also is
building supervisor, met Mr.. Aldrich
and Mr.. Woolley and took them to all
of the buildings in the city. In many
of these there were number Of
points discovered which will aid In
the building plans here.
Smaller Window Lights.
Smaller window lights, giving more
strength To the sasheS and costing
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Local Observations
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Smaller Window Lights.

Smaller window lights, giving more
strength to the sashes, and costing
less when pane is broken was one
of the points found The commit ae
made a trip through East high, the
$500 900 building Of which the capital
city boasts, and which is the last
word in school construction. Harry
Carmichael Of this city is in the man.
ual training department at East high.
Miss Mcbride of this city is one of
the teachers there. Lee Buttrey. a
former resident here is in the city
manual training department of the
school there.
From Des Moines the trip was
made to st. Louis. The st. Loun;
schools are costly affairs, the COM
mittee found out. 1t was stated that
the rooms cost from $1,000 to $4,000,
which would make the cost of the
buildings enormous. The schools,
however, showed, that they were cost
ly from the amount OF marble and
cIit stone and the like used.
One thing which was found In the
st. Louis schools which appealed to
the committee was the brick window
sill arrangement. There is no warn
ished sill to be spoiled by putting a
ported plant on 1t. The brick sill is
decorative and sanitary
The committee will max report Of
the trip at the next board meeting.
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Advertisement.
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CITY NEWS.

Oyster cocktail sauce immigrants.
Seal shipt oysters at Immegart's.
st. Peters market Home T Co. Sat.
The FIRE department answered an
alarm from 1901 Franklin street, at
about 900 o'clock this morning. A
burning fue in the residence of II. T..
Craig and family was the cause. No
damage was done.
this morning issued an oraer to the
receiver of the Settler Moore Plumb
ling company to sell the stock OF goods
of the company as shown by the in
tventory and appraisementi bill hereto
fore filed. at public sale IL onlk The
lordsr also stated that ten days no
tice should be published IN each OF
the daily papers before the sale be
made.
"A citizens mass meeting will be
held at the Lee county court house
tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock to
discuss the city election and its prob
lens and special invitation has been
extended to all candidates
Special services are being held
| in Westminster church three evenings
of this week in advance of the com
-tmunion service Of Sunday. Rev. w
la. Neill. of Trinity NJ. E. church. vii
speak this evening.
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WAS BORN IN KEoKUR

John G. Wellehan, ST.. of 70S South
Third street., died at his home at
$3.50 o'clock this morning, after a.
very short illness, and his death was
a shock to his family and friends. He
had BEEN upon the streets as usual
this week, apparently in his normal
health. He was suddenly taken yes
terday with a sever case Of gastritis
from which he was partially relieved,
when later relapse came and so
severe became the disease that it re-
suited in the rupture of blood yes
sci and he passed away.
Mr.. Wellehan was born in Keokuk
and lived here all his life. He was
reared in the Catholic faith ard in
that belief he continued. He was
married to Miss Mary Dolan and to
them was born one son, John G.
/ Wellehan, both Of whom survive him,
with the sympathy of the community.
For many years Mr.. Wellehan was
an employe in the lumb-r yards OF
the city and did good service with
the old Carson-Rand Lumber company
and later was elected county recorder
! for several terms. He was member OF
! the city council from the second ward
| in 1898 and 1899.
/ He was member of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians, the Loyal Order
of Moose and perhaps 9th T fraterna'
land social organizations. He was vel
known not only in Keokuk but
throughout the county and had many
friends who will be saddened to heal
Of his sudden and unexpected death
The sxact age of Mr.. Wellehan coult
not be ascertained, but he was Though
Thy intimate friends to have beer
about fifty-seven or fiEty-eight years
Of age.
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The Warsaw Gate City
Warsaw. I'LL, March II, 1914.

ten years; this is the prediction Of
one who has been called pipe
dreamer pin head crank hasn't
got EN- all, ETC., but he says for
iget it and keep smiling, and is boost.
ing just same.
The following friends .som abroad
were present at the funeral of the
late c.. e. Eymann this afternoon:
Mr. c. B. Scheffler, Chicago; Mr..
w. B. Westervelt, Chicago; Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Mohrenstecher, Quincy:
Mir. julius Kespohl, Qu,sss; Mrs. s
Eymann, Hamilton. H.; and Mr.
Louis Berdolt of Hamilton. The fol
lowing friends officiated as pallbear
ers: VIM. A. Dodge, H. A. Brinkmann
DR.. W. L. W:nnard, Geo. j. Risto, w
E. Albers, Hon. Truman Plantz.
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O. X, that all we're feeling well, and
that the first game would be played
tonight at 1880 with the Gary high
school team.
Two informations were filed IN
the superior court this morning by
Mrs. Belle Reeves, colored, charging
Hugh Lackey, colored, with the
crimes of threatening to commit
public offense and with disturbing
the peace. She also asked that Lack
ey be placed under peace bond on each
information Lachey was arralgned
in court this morning where he en-
| tered plea Of not guilty to both
charges. He was placed under bonds
of 500, and $3.50 and was ordered
committed to the city Jail until his
/ trial.
Among those confirmed by the
senate yesterday for the position OF
Ipostmaster appeared the name of e,
P. McManus of this CITY.
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REGULAR MEETING
OF THE. w. g. T. U.
Saloon Keepers Would Not DO in
Business II public Did Not
Demand IL.

saloon keepers Woutu N0e W ~
Business II public Did Not
Demand Il.
[Contributed.l
A very interesting meeting Of the
w. C. T. u. was held at the Y. w G.
A. yesterday afternoon, a good at
tendance being present.
The devotional and business pro-
grams being ended. those present had
the pleasure OF listening to sane
end forceful address by the Rev. A.
w. Larson OF the Swedish Methodist
church.
In the course of his remarks Rev.
Larson said he was not COINS to spend
any time throwing mud ~ saloon
keepers or bartenders. That they
would not be In the business II the
public did not keep them there.
Much interesting data was given
and one item OF special interest to
this community, to-wit: II the drink
bill OF the nation was obliterated, six
times as much money could be- spent
for educational purposes, as Is now
spent.
| The regular meetings OF the w. G
IT. u. will be held until further notice,
on Tuesday afternoons in place OF
Wednesday.
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The lunch given by Rebekah lodge
in the dining room of Odd Fellows
hall from to p. m. Tuesday,
March 10, was well patronlzed, and
a goodly sum realized by the ladies.
]. N. D. Dickinson of keohuk was
a business visitor Tuesday and also
called on friends.
church on next Sunday evening will
be in English, beginning at 1880
o'clock. All are welcome.
A Grant runabout, regular
pony auto is nove,ty on our
streets: it is little beauty, and
reasonable in price.
Theo. Craig of Keokuk bought q
six cylinder seven passenger auto to-
day, and SO also did General Manager
In. o. Marsh of the Tri-State Traction
Co.
| Inquiries are being made for fac
tory sites on account of our new
railroad.
The Keokuk Electric Co. is extend
ing line east on Lafayette street
from Fifth to Eleventh street
Our planning mill is rushed witt
orders, and our lumber yard is busy
getting out lumber for some of War
saws houses.
Dicks and Koch are excavating fol
the cellars of their houses on Craw
ford street, between Eighth and Nintl
streets. There is very little frost II
the ground.
i NJ. c. Eckbhom was Quincy Wis
itor Wednesday
4 Manufacturers should not pas
Warsaw up" when seeking location
but come and Investigate first. Lo,
taxes, free sites, plenty Of labor (bot
sexes, trunk line rates. and goo
rail and water transportation, ais
no strikes, ought to be sufficient
commend us to men of brains an
money.
When the Burlington and East s
Louis is completed, Warsaw will /
i the hub of the Little Pittsburgh
, i that will be built up, within the ne.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE.
superior Court of the City Of keokuk

Ice County, Iowa,
Whereas, by virtue of an order is
sued by the Judge of the superior
court of the city Of Keokuk, Lee coun-
ty, Iowa, in the suit of Elmer r..
Moore VS.. Settler Moore plumbing
company and Joseph1G. SSeither,a duly
entered on the 18th day OF March, A. !!
d. 1914, authorizing and empowering
the undersigned receiyer:Ssssto sell att
public sale, in bulk, all@of the, goods,l
wares, merchandise, furniture and fix
lures OF the Settler Moore Plumbing
company, as shown by the inventory
on file in aforesaid court. and said
court prescribed ten days notice by
publication in two daily newspapers
of the city of Keokuk.
Notice is hereby given that |, John
~. Crimmins, .Jr.. receiver. as afore-
said, will on the 23rd day of March at
the place OF business of said Settler
Moore Plumbing company at Number
% South Fifth street, city of keo--
kuk, Iowa. offer for sale and sell to
the highest bidder for cash. accord
/ ing to law, the aforesaid stock OF
goods. wares, merchandise. furniture
and fixtures. as shown by the invent
DRY aforesaid, between the hours OF
9 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m.,
commencing at 2 o'clock Of said day,
and adjourn said sale from day to day
until said stock and goods are final
lily disposed of.
4 Dated at Keokuk. Iowa, March 18th.
1914.
] JOHN j. CRIMM1Ns, Jr.,
Receiver aforesaid.
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CITY NEWS.

w. w. Gwin announces himself
as a candidate for clerk of the dis
trict court OF Lee county, subject to
the decision of the democratic pri-
maries. e.
A telegram was received this
morning by Dr. R. l.. Reid, high
school principal, from Ralph Leake,
who is in charge OF the basket ball
team at the Evanston tournament
stating that the team had arrived
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PROMISING YOUNG
WOMAN rs DEAD
Miss Winona &. Wilson Passes Away
at Her Homo at West
Point.

Friends in the city today received
announcement of the death of Miss
Winona e. Wilson, daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. Henry Wilson Of West Point
which occursd last night after a brie
illness She was young woman of
unusual accomplishments and was
educated at Parsons college. She was
devoted member Of the Presbyterian
church. The funeral will occur on
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MINNESOTA DIVINE
SPEAKS HERE AGAIN
Or. Irving johnson will Give Another
Lecture at ST, johns


Lecture at ST. johns
Church.
Rev. DIR. Irving Johnson OF Mime,
sofa who visited st. Johns last week
mace a dsep impression upon those
who were fortunate enough to hear
him. His addresses were virile and
strong and were remarkable for the
cogency of their arguments and the
development Of their themes. DR..
Johnson is to give three more ad.
dresses in st. Johns on Friday even
ing and Sunday morning and after
noon next. Tins subjects OF the ad
dresses are as follows:
Friday evening, Our Real Herit
age;' Sunday, Ills Gracious Gift,
Our Fundamental Responsibility"
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Hamilton p. z. @. Chapter.

The P. e. O. chapter of 4-amilton
at its annual business meeting held
on Tuesday evening elected the fol-
lowing officers:
Presid znt--Miss Nina Robinson.
Vice President Estella Ag-
new. "a .s
Recording Secretary Mrs. Mary
Hosford
Corresponding secretary-Mrs. Fife
Jolidan.
Treasurer Mrs. Minnie Williams.
Chaplain-Mrs. Max E. Garretson.
Guard Miss Valentine Dadant.
Delegates to the Illinois state con,
vention to be held in Macomb April
2S-30- Miss Robinson and Mrs Joii-
. dan.
Alternates Mrs. Agnew and Mrs
Williams.
Hostess TO Thursday Club.
s.- Mrs. Walter H. Hennings was hes
tess to the Thursday club today.
Bridge Club Hostess.
Miss Calestine Agnew entertained
the Bridge club today.
Maple Leaf Club.
4 Mrs. j. w. Shaffer of 324 South See
ond street very pleasantly entertaine;
the members of the Maple Leaf clul
yesterday. An elaborate luncheon wa
served.
/ The regular monthly meeting Q
the library loard will be held thi
;evening.
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The True Source
Of Beauty

is, and must be, good health.
Sallow skin and face blemishes
are usually caused by the
presence Of impurities in the
blood impurities which also
cause headache, backache, Ian
guor, nervousness and depres-
sion of spirits. If, at times,
when there is need you will use
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MISCELLANEOUS.

We pay live energetic salesman two
to four thousand dollars yearly and
want salesman for southern Iowa to
represent large manufacturer on old
established line. State age, expert.
ence and references. Strictly conf
dental. Address w. M. Keith, 5109
Cornell ave, Chicago, Ills.
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CITY NEWS.

Justice Of the Peace John Lem
decker. united in marriage this morn
ing, Clyde M. swearingen, - o.
Wyaconda. Mo-, and I4uretta M.
Mitchell. 81, of Fort Madison, Iowa
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FOR SALE-Lyric pool room. Will
sell cheap as present owner is leav.
ing city. Address l.. v. Johnston, S0S
Main.
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a Girls, Personality.

"A Girls Personality" is the sub
ject of the talk to be made by Miss
Grace Stricken at the Sunday yesper
service at the Y w. c. A. This will
be the fifth of the Preside series ana
as the attendance grows each Sunday
i. testities to the fact that this is the
kind of a service through which the
girls are appealed to- Last
sunday there were fifty out
to hear Miss Solomon's Wis.,
suggestions and this aided by Mrs
Sandberg's beautiful solo made such
Ii sapful hour that the committee are
planning for the return OF the same
! fifty with fifty more this coming sun
! day.
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Y.W.C.A. NOTES
Spring Term Physical Glasses.

The Y. w. C. A. physical depart
ment announces the advent of spring
by offering a spring term class for
the busy housekeepers before house
CLEANING times are on. This class
will begin Friday morning at fifteen
minutes of ten and all women who
are at all interested are urged to
come and look on even if they are not
rsady to enter the class. Suits can
be rented at the association.
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FOR RENT-sos High, six room
house. modern except furnace.
Suitable for small family. Inquire SOC
Blondeau. l.. F. Linquist.
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WilIina Workers to Meet.

The Willing Workers of thu Second
Presbyterian church will meet at the
manse, 171S Park street, Friday even,
ing and will be entertained by Miss
Claribel Hughes.
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o'clock at the home of Mrs. Charles
j. Smith. The board of management
will meet at half past two O'clock.
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$500
celebrate 56th Anniversary.

Celebrate 56th Anniversary.
The 18Th anniversary of thu found
ing Of Herman lodge |. o. v. F., was
celebrated last evening at their hall
The program for the occasion was as
follows
s Music by the orchestra.
Call to order by Noble Grand Earn
est Kusspert.
Violin solo-Master Leroy Schulz.
Address-Mr Albert Kiefer.
Reading-Mrs. Armstrong.
Orchestra.
Violin solo--Mr. Ben Pelz.
Music-Orchestra
Following the program an elaborate
banquet was served at which about
IT'S were seated. The dining room
was beautifully decorated in the
colors of the order The menu fol-
lows.
Raw oysters, escallopsd oysters,
rcast pork, cold tongue, oranges,
potato salad, candy, pickles, hot rolls,
| rye bread, butter, catsup, celery, Ice
cream, cake, coffee, cigars, etc.
The remainder of the evening was
! occupied by dancing, the music being
! furnished by Pemberton's orchestra.
In his address Mr.. Kiefer briefly
reviewed the history Of the ordlsr. He
remarked the fact that the member
ship was growing less every year
and stated that he could sse npthins
| in the future for the order. This, he
explained, was because there were Sc
flew German speaking people In thu
city from which to obtain new mem
bers. He stated. however, that thu
order has accomplished the purpose
for which it was founded and hat
been ons of the greatest factors il
the success of the !. o. o. F.
All of the musical numbers on tn
program were exceptionally good an
we're very much enjoyed The read
ings by Mrs. Armstrong proved to b
very popular. The evening proved
most pleasant one and was very nue.
enjoyed by all present.
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FOR RENT Seven room house, on
car line. Call Red-es2 or apply 1901
Main.
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MALE HELP WANTED.
BOY

BO
MORE MONEY IN ONE DAY
may be earned with me than
during AN ENTIRE WEEK in
other ways. Applicants must
be bright, neatly dressed,
clean hands and face. / want
the MANIFEST boy In the
city. Come early prepared for
work. Apply to l.. F. Rollins,
627-629 Main street, Keokuk,
Iowa.
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- - ----.
FOR saLE.

FOR SALE-At once some OF my
household furniture. Inquire 217
Concert street.
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Entertains at Bridge.

Mrs. Addison H. Rich entertained a
small company at bridge today in
honor of Ave friends in her neighbor-
hood whose birthday anniversaries
occur today. The house was decorated
in tulips, johnquils and other spring
flowers. luncheon followed the
games.
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Young ladies Bridge.

Miss Elizabeth Collisr entertained
the Young Ladies Bridge club this
afternoon at her home, ia North
Second street.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-115 acre farm good i'm.
| provements, two miles from city, on
Johnson street road. See A. J. Hardin,
"a North Tenth.
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Y. M. {. A. ITEM,
Whites and Blues.

A very classy indoor baseball game
was played last night between the
whites and the blues, in which the
whites lost for the first time. The
score stood IL to IA. This is the last
game Of the schedule
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Saturday with burial in thu West
Point cemetery. Mrs. F. N. Publisky
who is Mrs. Wilson'S sister left for
West Point this afternoon.
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o. A. &. Meeeina saturday.

The Keokuk chapter d. A. r. will
meet on Saturday afternoon at 5
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PLAY Canton.

The Y. M. 9. A. team will play
Canton, Mo-, Friday evening, the Goth,
at o'clock.
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WANTED Work by the day. Ad
dress 313 North Eleventh street.
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'BEECH! : 4
PILLS

you will find yourself better in
every way. With purified
blood, you will improve diges-
ton, sleep more restfully and
your nerves will be quieter.
You will recover the charm of
sparkling eyes, q spotless COM
plexion, rosy liDs and vivacious
spirits. Good for all the fam
ily, Beecham's Pills especially
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w ant Column
WANIED

WANTED medium size SECOND
hand safe in good condition. Ad
dress IN. x care Gate City.
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The regular monthly meeting of
the library loard will be held this
evening.