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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-12
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@abrcnO zines feicrlihen 2epi.
tenamtes nuroen beute 0(orgen in
Der Ct SSolepbStirhe Scrr SSobn
@reiner mo SRI aatbarinc Sano.
boiner, Eo6ter Der tSrau Barbara
SanOb5iner, our6 8ater &aciiifus
cbelih perbunoen. 9lls Gral8euaen
fuugir:m SRI. glnna 8edbu6 uno
@err }raRt Breilter. Die Stride
mar pon 6reunoen oes aagemein
beliebten Grnlltpaares angefiillt,
welhe linn oen Segeu oes Simuels
olll alleu iclneu 2ebenspeget erfleb.
ten. 0crr Ereiucr iii ieit ne6reren
3abren Der Iirigent oes &irhen.
hors Der ct ,Soiebbsfird)r uno ier.
lie 9rcilt lit SopraHiitin I'M Gbprc
Der ct Maria Ntogoolcnenfirhe.
gtah bcr Irauung fono i'm 6eim
Der Yfutter Der 9raut Elm gnpfang
itatt Gem iungen gdarc puroen
prddtiQe @eihenfe 5utbeil, beion.
oers ou6 BON Soften Der beioen ge.
nunuten Gbore, 6err Grciner lit
GrcBmam bel Der bobniiden 3ei.
tung r4Sofrof 3apoou" rmo niro
ieiner Eilhtigfeit megen BON icinen
9Irbeitsacbern bed 9eihabt Seine
grout tit cine NIT pielen gor3iigen
alt5aeltottetr iiluge Game. Dfoqe
Der 9ebeuslucg bon Serrn tmb tSrm
8reiner itets NIT Goien beitreut icin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-12
Sur6la-GiBl.

6eutc Gormittoa nm 10 llbr
purOen &err 2oep6 Speblu 1mo
Sri Morp 8iBl God1ter pcn @ru.
nno tSroll Ntatb. gieI 1901 &u.
ban StroBe, in ser ct. Soicpbs
Stride ourh Safer 8cuno cbelid)
uerbun6cn 8ralljpugen paren Scrr
Q}ihael |ibl, Gancs 8apIicef,
SRI Gertrude 2our uno SRI. 25u.
Iio gloriot 2cbtcrc pon 6rccport,
0tiuu 0ic 6oh3citsfeier inno inn
5atic Der 9ralteItern itatt. 0o9
ilnge @oor miro iih in 9lo. 1918
S5adion StraBc, 9Ibrigbt hduslid
nieberlaiicu. llniere ber5Iihlten
@liidmini6c.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-12
So. .lnt6. sOnUSulueriammlnng

(Spe5iulbcridt pon Gaitor Ctto.)
Ghi.ago, s. Moi Scute gor.
mittag mlroen Die SiBuugen Der
ep.luth 5puo0c uon liiiiouri, Gbio
mo dtOeren 5taaten IN Ger ct.
Sllfa5 Stride an oer g}or0ielte cr.
oiinct 750 Qelegatcn mo 800
@aite iitl0 amprienO. Die SiBungen
oareru 10 Gage. Sed)suuo5panjig
aoniteen iinO i9on an Der 9lrbeit,
Inn DC manderIei @eid1ite Der
SpnoOe por5u6ereiten. Die gingo.
ben, 9erinte imO 8crIagen liegen
gcOrnft prr mo unfaNcu l76 Sri.
ten i'm @roBiOrli1t.
SIN Sabre 1888 panoertcn 100
Sutheraner I'M ibrcs @ciuIijcn5
millen aus IeutinluuO aus mo
lieBen lid ir N}iiiouri nirOcr. Ole
SpnoOe 5ohlt icBt cine 0liQion
Seelen 1000 @emciuocn uno t00,.
900 ain0er in ibren @rneinOeihu.
len.
@enan Dor 10 ,SaGreu nuroe IT,.
re critic tbeologiibe 2Initalt, cine
9lodbjitte, in BERN Gountp, Mii.
iolrie, erridtct Sect uuterDGlt
lie Is Sebronitoltcn nit 2000
Stuoentcn. Die geiprchuno ser ge.
bilriniiie oieier 2ebronltaltcn miro
einen groBeu lbeil Der SiBungen
III 9lnipruh uebmen. 0os Grc0i.
gerienGnor in St. 2oui5 bat $50
Stuoenten. 2IuBcr Dem 2ebreric.
minar III Gbicugo nit 1875 Stu.
bentcn. 1T Elm iolhes 81 Scparo.
9eebro5fa, nit 1870 Stl0cuten. Die
3abl Der Shlocntcn oui Dem 9Sre.
oigericninor in Springiielo, ST.
betrdgt oicics SSabr 1872.
SSn Der GroiiuingsrcOc tpurOc
altf Die beiocn 6unoamcntlc6ren Der
lutb. Stride biugelpicicn. Griten5:
Die lportlihe gingcbung ser Seili.
gen SGriit. g9ir pilien bcute in
9e5ug nnf aottlidc 9ebrc nidt mc6r
oIs 81 2utbcrs Belt ooer jur Set
Der eriten Gbriitcn mo Der 9lpo.
iteI oa ieit ieucr 3eit feline ncue
Sffcnbtrun9 8ur Shrift bin5ugc.
fommen iii. Ter 5Deite 6unoa.
mentalinb lit oic Gedtfertigung Oes
Meuiden aGein aus @uooen, nm
@briiti nillcn Our6 oen @luuben.
Seine Q8iiroigtcit iuht Ser redte
8ibeldriit nidt IN iif, ionoeru
alleiu in Gbriito.
Bon gtebraSto iino GO 0eIega.
ten onipeieno; BON 0luaba 2cbrer
s. glnfoemberae, Yoitor 6. Z. Otto
uno Scrr @. 9iBcu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-12
auniert Der 2sntidlen nnO sdlpeben

Iie 0eutidben ln0 ibne0iihen
Sdnaer pcroen am 0onneritaQ
glbenO Oen %. Nai i'm ihrpeoiid)ell
AUDITORIUM ~. m0 Chicago Str.
Gin groBes aon5ert Beben. IS i'll
mobl no3 crite g}oI, Dab i'd Ole
Sdngcr jprier peridieoencr BOLTS.
elemente gu gemcinidaitIihen 3bun
3uiammeugetban mo 3eugt Don be.
rem idonem Ginpernebmen. Gin
aan5 porjilalides Eroaranm iIt fiir
Die &clcgenbeit cntporfeu. luib iper-
BEN mir nuh ocs gtdberen 0arnui
glriidfomnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-12
In ben tyranO srranut.

peLtlH, Il. utut. - gpt Su]ieb'
iiblmgcn Der 1orpe0oilotte lrmueii
5Ieusburg, Shlespig.9oIitein mitr-
be cine pollbcieBte gnrtoiie bon
einem Gorpeoobootp In oer @runo
geramt. Vile Snioiieu nuroen je.
ood 5erettet.
gSie eln 8ertreter ocs glusm1r.
iiaen 9lmteS uittbeilte, boben Die
Hegerungen BON 0olanO, gelgien,
RuBlano imo ,Srantrei6 formed
gegen ole Seran5icbung ibrcr in
Geutihlono lebenoeu llntfrtanen
sur entridtlmg oeS ouberoroentli-
den Mebrbetraaes 8roteit erboben
Der Regiernngsuertreter gob aud
cine grfIdrlug Der pertpunOerIiheu
Ibatindle, oaB Der Sdabontsiefre'
tar uon oem ginlouieu oieier BRO.
teite feiue gIbnung bate mo oesbolt
i'm Reihstag tonltatiren fonnte,
hnB c5 teine groteite gegebeu babe
GieS muroc onnlit ertlort, oab Die
betreiienoen Sdriititilde Der aus,
pdrtigen Dtdhte Buudhit Dem 9lus'
lu1rtiaen gmt 5ur grarbcitling 3u.
gegdngcn naren. Bonn glusuorti.
gen glmt ipuroe Die Sadc oil oas
oes SSnnern meitergeleitet, no cine
obermulige 9carbeitlmg itnttiano.
Gonn crit aeIangte oic Snde al
OoS 5uitdnoigc gleihsidabunlt.
Ger gonoaIcnnft Der Seiuoellng
Ocs aoiier 5rie0rifl.Gcntmals in
Gbarlottenblrg md6reno Der ioge.
nnnnter r9tothen @ode" 8iittc Wdrl
miro MN oof) aeiiibnt neroen.
Die Jie6erden Der @}oIi5ei imO
nofgerooe 10 melt gcoieben, odB
sur gerbaftung Der gIr6citcr Gin.
te, guepiert, ShminJer uno aubls
geidrittcn peroen fonnte gtit Den
bier glrbeitern lpnrOe aud Der
Sdanhpirtb 9iau geridti6 cinge.
5ogen lie goli5ei erflGrt, oa5
geiunmeIte geneismaterial lei 10
iibermdltigeno. oaB al Der lle6er-
iiibrlng Der 8erbaiteten niht &c.
6rpeife.t meroen tonne.
Sn giain5 muroe Der Sotelpor.
tier 6rfen5 ipegen glnnerbun9
0eutid)er fir Die iror5oiilhe
Srenoenlegion ~ einem sSSabr @e.
idngniB Derurtbeilt,
5n aoIn erIebtc Slmperbinds
Oper qGic Marfetcnoerin" ibre
llrauiiiibrung mo lano itarfen gei.
fnu. Eros oes oliBc-li6en GrioI'
ges ober mahte iid Gnttduidung
fiiblbor 9as @ert eutboIt nur
fleine 2ieoer unp @eilen, oie onf
arieg. IND 2agerleben paiien, mo
lit me5r cine Spicloper.
g9ien II. Wtoi. aaiier 6run5
ooSoiepb bot, iple aus ShIoB
Sdon6runn aeneloet, ieinc tGgli.
den Spa5iergange ue0er diIFge-
nomncn uno ieii 8eiinScn miro
init 5roBerer geitmlntbeit ais be.
irieoigsno bejeidlnet.
9uocpeit. 12. Mai 9ei ci-
mem itnbeilpoaen 6euer in oem
lngariiden 8orie Nabiabajd rpir.
Ocn 100 @eboite 3critort uuo 5ipei
SinOer famcn in ben 8lammen INN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-12
Bandit OiuaIeit acmadlt.

Gan 6rnucisco, II. Nlai - Gir
9au0it beiticg flint Meilcn pon Der
Staot cutiernt cinen bier einlauien'
ocn Ferionen5ug ulo beraubtc meb,
rere 9oiingiere. Gin 3ugbeoienite4
ter idlih iidl an i'm beron unn
iflng i'm III gooeL iooaB er oos
9epnBtiein oui fur3e 3eit oerIor.
glls er oniielbe ipieoer erlangt bat,
te, ntadte er eiuen Selbitmorooer'
hd ourf gridieBen, bradte iify
ober MIR cine uniueientlihe @rm-
Dc in @eIidt 6ei. Der Bandit Ill
nit Somes Spquc bon 6lagitaff,
arijono ioentiid,.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-12
Mlerifansr aebanat.

@ecos, Ger, 12, 9lai, Gin
juuger N}erifoner, Econ GarleuaS
Martinc3 muroe bier megeu Der
Grmorouna BON Sri. emma gropn
elmer 2ebrerin, geb1ltgt,
glGc 9lnitrenolu1gen purorn ee.
modt. Den Burden por'm @al9en
Ill bepnbren. Ter merifnniifle @e-
ianOte bat iidD an 9efret1r grpart
uno @ouoernenr golquitt BON Seras
aepanOt, ie0oh obne @rfoIa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-12
200 cpier hes Grbbebens.

Gatcnio, Stalien II. Mtai =
PEI Sem Grobeben oli DER ,5niel
SiciIicn oaS auf Dem oitIiden
gibbnne Oes gletlln oielc fleine
0orier 5eritortc. fino anitIiher gln.
nnbe jufoIge 200 Meniden ms
geben gefommeu 9tit giiidlidt auf
h0s fleine bon Der autnitropbe be.
troffene @ebiet lit Dies Der grobte
ie per3eitnete Menihenberluit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-12
Sh0m0s Grdieiter in GmaAa.

0cn Dluiifircunoen Gnoba'8
lteben an Is. mo 10. 0iai hobc
@eniiiie bepor, oenn an Den glben.
oen oieicr Gage miro oo8 beriibmte
5bomoS Srheiter BON Chicago IN
Gmobo ipielen Ger 0lcn0elsIobn
Gbor hat ein reidlboltigeS Gro.
grontm fiir Die Gclegenbeit 3uiom,
mcngelteIlt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-12
scser. .glictbsfaisrnr prlt5rt.
3luei 9ieriOneu foot NIB etlidIt
Ortiilig inter Den sriImmeru

g}elU acnlmgton, IA, - glai.
8a6reno cincs bcftiaeu @cuittcr.
ihrmes 6rad cine arobc pom adt
Re0er.5omllien beipobutc giiei1e.
foicrnc pie Gin aartcHbaus 81.
iannen. ,}pci ,Snioiicn mnrOcn
auf Der Steac aetoota mo einig4
ereiBig Iicacn utter ocn lriinnrrl
begrnben. Girielhrn gerietbeu III
gran0 lmo Oic ,Seilcrmcbr t6ut
On5 Wcnideinlogifite, I'M Die ar.
men 9lenlben Dor oCm &erbrcn.
ullngstoOe III bemabrcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-12
&pm flnmmrntnbe nercttet.

0eu.e gegen ) llbr Morgens &c.
riet6 oas 6au5 Don sSanes W. Gui.
ieQ, 1917 Rpppleton 9Ipe., ans bis.
Der un5efannter llriahe in grano.
6rau RlliicQ mo ibr elfiGbriger
anabe beian0cn iid allein i'm Snu.
ic mo lageu I'M tieIen S6Iaf.
Oifenbor bdtten iie eiuen ihrcdli.
den Io0 erlitteu, ndre rs ni1t
fiir bic @odianlfeit Oes tleinen
Sausbmoes gelpeien Der iid in
Dem S6lai5immer Der sSran be.
ian0. Gr erbob ein lalltes @ebeQ
unh our9 3erren an Der 8ettoede
crlpeft2 cr s5rQu 91liiea, ulo Oieies
UNI nihts 81 friib, nelm idon bot
te iid 1as 3iinner NIT Maud en-
iiiQt mo cas- llnbeimlife &niltern
Der 6lamnlen 0rang 81 Der Dor
Sdred fdBt critarrten 6rml bin.
iiber. Sic GciaB 6eiitesgegenpart
grlrtg, id]uell ibren anaben in Die
9Irme ju nebnlen umo sur Gbiire
linuusjueiIcn, gefolgt bon ibrem
3unoe
Gas Saus Jpuroe bollitduoig ger.
tort.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-12
MiIiIaraeianaene iilr arieaaOienil
t1.iadriaer sannae erhannt iid

aorlnn, Sa, ~. 93ai. Gin
11.i1briDer auabr, SEQ 3ualL Sobn
bon Grou Gbriitena 9famep, bat
iidJ an eifem 8nlfen in Der Sher-
ne erhou0t Seine GroBnutter
ionO ieinc 2cid,c na1 langerem
&nhen Siur5 porber bate iie ibn
asisgeiholten neil er gu Iatt mar,
uno ibm geia9t beinr3ugeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-12
0rri gprnabnnnfer.

AloONon isis, II. Mai. 81.
mem 8irbeIiturm Der iih geitern in
5OiDa tiloete, iiilo in Cane Gountp
Orei sBeriouen gum 6pfer geiallen,
itio bier an0ere muroen ernitlid
Uerlest. 6armgebduoe lpuroen ser.
fort, mo grober Shn0en nuroe
Aem Sootcnitono 5ltgeiiiat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-12
Slit idlaat in GeI6e6alter.

9ulia, OIL, 10. Moi. 3wei
rieiige Celbebalter, Die 5uianuicn
etma 10000 5oB Del entbaIten,
lpuroen ipdbrcno eines 8elpitteritiir.
mes pom glib detroften mo ge.
rietben III grano. slae Mnitren.
aun0en Des 5euers Serr 5u iDer.
Drn fnBlangen, Ger allgrridtetc
shaocn bclauit ii6 auf $4,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-12
aOrSiea,s eeidle nadl gmerifa.

8atooio, Sara, Y. Moi. Die
2eidc Der omerifaniiden Sdngerin
Maoome 2iaion gtoroica, Die bier
an 9ungment3iinoilng itarb, miro
om rs. 0iai, eingeidIoiien in Ell.
mem dbiiieiiifen Sarg, nab oen
Ser. Staaten aeianot iuerOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-12
4crionalnptia

6rnu 6rib 0eid feiertc geiteru
in ibrer Iobmmg 2710 5iio 81.
StraBc int arciie pieIer Iieber
6reimOinnen ibr @ieaenicit. cSroit
0eih belplrtbete Die @ratllontcn
auf's Bette, mo 0htlif uno sc.
lang irueen sir Serihonerung Der
6eier Lei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-12
Rifungtll in
StaSt Mtfiko!
FObrl berlangt 9'antin's glnslieft'
rnHg.-giee.aOninl Silliman
pieOer irei.

gera Gruj, ~. W2ai. Der
Eonipicr .aronprin5eiim GdciIie"
onmpftc geiicrn Rndlnlittng init Oen
orei S5nerta 6rieoenstonuuiiidren
40. Nm gor6 beiannen iih 5000
@cipebre mo cine Weuac Yllmi.
iIon fir Suerta, nelhe aber uidt
gelonoct milroen.
2hitnnscn in Der StnSf NcrifO.
gera @ruB, t2. Oioi. Nus
Der Sta0t Wterifo fonlnlt Die Otel.
omg, onB 5nblreihe Wannidafteu
in ben GtrnBen Der Staot i'm Boi.
\ ienbdnoipert lmterrihtet neroen.
lsgor einigen glbenoeu begab iib elm
Dlob Dor bic bralilianiide t5eimot.
ld]1ft un0 ioroerte itiirmiib oie
AusIielerung BON 9ilis 0'antiu.
eInem gltto6e ocr ameritoniiden
9otItoit, Der bel Den graliIinnern
3nfhldf seiuGt bate. Der Bolts.
nIenae tpuroe beoelitet, onB OWN.
Tin ftift ousgeliefert merben mir.
be. Die Sto6t Wterifo 1T niht be-
fcltiat a neroen feline Shritte
bo5i setbon ooh miro Bueblo,
pelhc cinen itrategiihen Quntt 5Di.
iden Stoot @erifo uno Sera Gri3
biloet, BON Oen 5eoernIiiteH Der.
idor5t unO nit Brouiant Derieben.
amerifuHiiGer SOninl Oerbaftct.
Der Sefret1r oes omerifnniiden
QoniiiIots gu Saltillo bat Stants.
iefret1r 8rpan in aenntniB geicbt,
6dB 6eoeroliiten oas aoniulatsge.
bduoe liiirnlten, ofii3ieae Dotumen-
te nernidteten uno Den gice.aon.
FIJI SSobu q. Siaiman in Die @e.
fnngenihaft geihleppt bdtteu Serr
8rp1n lit uegen oieie5 @epaltottes
bel ben 8ertretern Der iiioamerifn.
niihen 9e,ublifen 2Irgentinien,
8raiilien uuo Chile ooriteli9 ge.
nor0en nno bat nerlangt, OaB iiir
bic Sreilaiiung oes omerGfaniiden
9ice.aoniuls energild geuirft per.
no
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-12

- Der aIte Wlohr nerfauit nod
INNER Die beriibmten Singer gs1b.
|mnidIuen. 2606 California Str.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-12
Siaiman nicOrr frci.

EnIMnnton t2. Dtot. Senor
OIipcro .uiiIioniider 0eionoter in
Der Staot Dlerifo, bat beltc Oas
Stoatseepartement in aenntniB ge.
iest, DAB Die Suerta 9ieglermg BE.
febl 9eeeben bat. Den perbaiteten
oneritaniiden gice.aoniuI Sill.
rrnn Iciort ans leiner 6ait IN
SoltiIIo ouf frelen Sub 3u ieseu
RiIitaracfanscnc filr arirsSOienit.
9enDet ortiz, Sos, II. Ulai. -
Cberlt B. 2. Slocumb, aomnlon.
6ort bes bieiigen Diilitorgefangnii-
les. bat Dns ariegsoeporteneut in
aenrituiB seicbt, onB 750 BON Den
1000 h,eiigen Wilitargeionacncn lid
erbcten baben Die g9niien gegen
Merifo ju ergreifen ioas ibnen
On8u @elegenbeit seboten meroen
ioIlte,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-12

.. &. g8urn, bentlber Optic
fer, slugrn interiudt fiir griIIeu.
ABS grnnoeis @ebduOe. 0maba,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-12

The Omaha Tribune, Daily
and Weekly, Is recognized as
the best and most influential
foreign advertising medium In
Nebraska.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-01
High Wind at s O'Clock.

The highest wind last evening was
that registered, shortly after 6 o'clock
when it attained to a velocity OF 40
miles an hour. From thirty to thirty
five miles was the gensral speed, CT
the blow. The wind as usual playeo
some queer tricks such as blowing
off roofs, tearing up pieces of tin
cornices and sending them into a yard
several blocks away. Sometimes the
wind was blowing to such an extent
that it was almost impossible for one
to keep his footing, and several chill
dren were bowled over on the down
town corners where the wind had the
strongest sweep.
1t was a regulation March wind
that brought the cold weather last
night. The wind blew in gusts and
whirled all the loose rubbish and trash
on the streets into the faces of the
pedestrians.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-01
GLASS OF SAL IS IF
YOUR KIDNEYS HURT
Eat less meat if you feel Hackachy
or have Bladder
Trouble.

Meat forms uric acid which excites
and overworks the kidneys in th cir
efforts to filter it from the system
Regular eaters of meat must flush
the kidneys occasionally. You must
relieve them like you relieve your
bowels; removing all the acids, waste
and poison, else you feel dull mis-
cry in the kidney region, sharp pains
in the back or sick headache, dizzi-
ness, your stomach sours, tongue Is
coated and when the weather is bad
you have rheumatic twinges. The
urine is cloudy, full OF sediment; the
channels often get irritated, obliging
you to get up two or three times dur
ing the night.
To neutralize these irritating &C DIS
and flush off the body's urinous waste
get about four ounces OF Jad Salts
from any pharmacy; take table
spoonful in glass of water before
breakfast for aEfew days and your
kidneys will then act fine and blad-
der disorders disappear. This famous
salts is made from the acid OF grapes
and lemon juice, combined with lithia,
and has been used for generations to
clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys
and stop bladder irritation. Jad Salts
is inexpensive; harmless and makes a
delightful effervescent Whitewater
drink which millions of men and
women take now and then, thus
avoiding serious kidney and bladder
diseases.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-01
SCHOOL ELECTION.

Notice is hereby givsn to the quail
fled electors of the Independent School
District of the city of keokuk, in the
county of Lee, and, state of Iowa, that
the annual nesting of said district
will be held at the George Washing
ton school building corner Ninth ana
Concert streets, on the second Mon
day Of March, 1914, to-wit: March 9,
.914.
The meeting will open at ! o'clock
p. M. and close at O'Clock p. m.
The business OF the meeting will
be as follows:
The election OF three directors: One
for term or three years to succeed
John A. Dunlap one for term OF
three years to succeed Joseph F..
Lutz; one to succeed George S. Tuck
er to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of JESSE e. Baker.
The election of treasurer for a
term OF two years to succeed f. w.
Davis
Given under my hand this 18th day
of February, 1914.
G. WALTER BARR,
Secretary Board of Education.
Advertisement.
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Real March Weather Starts in First
Of Month With Cold yvs4e
and High
Winds.
HIT 40 NILE MARK ONCE
Some Snow FlurrIes Accompanied by
Falling Temperaturc-Fore.
cast Says Zero Weather
Due Today.

The March lion began showing his
teeth and roaring seven hours ahead
of time, last night. The widest March
hare could not have ashsd for any
more typical weather had he ordered
it especially. The warm weather Oh
the early afternoon became crimpy
along about FIVE o'clock last night,
and a wind began to whirl arounu
corners from the northwest. BY $3.50
it was blowing at a. good rate, and ar
6:10 o'clock, the gauge at the wealth
er bureau registered 40 miles an houl
during one five minute period.
The wind kept up all night, and, the
temperature fell steadily The colo
wave, warning Of which was sent out
shortly before noon yesterday was
arriving on schedule time.
The temperature is predicted to
fall close to the zero point by I
o'clock this morning, according to the
advices received by the local bureau
from Chicago. Observer Gosewich
said the storm was coming out of the
British northwest 1t was said that
there would be little snow, but
snow flurries accompanied the
blow during the evening, at intervals,
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st. Louis was tried. He got so weak
and thoroughly run down that he de-
clares he could not walk more than
hundred yards without resting.
Few people understand that catarrh,
is constant drain on the system.
The discharge Of mucus which il
going on in such cases is largely COM
posed of blood serum, and is great
waste. Sooner or later 1t will weaken
the strongest man.
According to reports received from
Mr.. Johnson, he was in desperate
condition, but he found relief from
his trouble. We will let him say how,
he found it. His own words say:
my friends told RE to take Pc:
runa, and did SO. I now feel that
Peruna has saved my life. It is the
best medicine on earth, and I would
not be without It."
This seems almost too good to be
true. No doubt there are some read
ers that will think so. The above
statements, however, can be verified
by writing Mr.. Johnson.
Every home should be provided with
the last edition Of 1.-THE Ills. OF Life"
sent free by the Peruna Co.. Column
bus, Ohio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-01
WOMEN ON JURY
OVER AT HAMILTON
First City In Western Illinois to Use
Them In a Law
Suit.

Hamilton Press: Saturday, February
81, 1914, may be written into the an
nails of the history of Hamilton as a
day on which the old order vanished
and the new order sprang into life
and action. Three ladies sat as jur-
ors with three men jurors and one Of
tie ladies acted as forewoman.
The case was trivial and would not
have gained place here, were it not
that the sitting of the women as jur-
ors is something of an epoch marking
event and therefore worthy of chron-
telling.
That history may not be unduly
scant in the matter OF detail in the
recital of this happening, it may be
said that the case grew out of an al
| legged breaking OF city ordinance, re-
garding, the removal of dead bodies
from the city. The defendant called
for jury and Mesdames Blanch Guy,
Hattie Engelhart and Naoma Lindsey
and Messrs. Joseph Uhlik, o. G.. Nc
CARNEY and Henry Bricker were
summoned to jury service The city
was represented by Attorney Warren
,H. Orr and the defense was carried
on by Attorney e. W. Wood. The de-
PENDANT was A. l.. Macarthur and the
prosecuting witness was Mr.. Oscar
Johnson.
| The story of the alleged violation
was briefly told and the defense as
briefly made Each lawyer made an
earnest presentation Of his side Of the
case, and fair and impartial sum
moning Of the issues by the magis-
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KEOKUK KNIGHTS
PLAN TO ATTEND
Damascus commandery to Participate
In Easter Program at Fort
Madison.

With view to having an even
more impressive knights Templar
Easter service than usual, DR.. Eo.
ward II. Rudd, eminent commander
Of Delta command,ery No. 81 Of Fort
Madison, who is also rector of ST.
Luke's Episcopal church, recently exs
tended invitations to Damascus com,
mandery of Keokull and st, Omer
,commandery Of Burlington to join In
the service on that day with the local
commandery, the invitation being
sanctioned by that body, says the Fort
Madison Democrat Both the Bur-
lington and Keokuk Communicates
have regularly accepted the invitation
and the three bodies will unite In at
tendance at ST. Luke's on Sunday,
April Is, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
The customary ritualistic service pre-
paired for knights Templar for the
day will be observed.
The Burlington fraters will come to
Fort Madison by. train, arriving at
1890 noon. The Keolluk fraters will
probably make the pilgrimage in
autos. With the day reasonably
pleasant one from wsather stand
point, there should be over hundred
| sir knights in attendance.
Read The Daily Gate City, 10.
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Do Not Jump at Conclusions.


DO not jump at conclusions and do
not be hasty in judgment said Strick-
land w. Gillian. ITO illustrate my
story will tell you story of August,
my pet dog. August was always jump
ing at conclusions.
He would run out into the street
to jump at them.
When a horse went by August
would jump at his conclusion.
When cow went by August would
jump at her conclusion.
One day mule went by and Aug
ust jumped at the mules conclusion
and the mule kicked.
THAT was the last OF August.
"And the next day was the first of
September Chicago Post.