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sURROGATEs' CITATIONS.

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THE PEOPLE or THE STATE or NEW
YORK by the grace OF God. Tree and In
sfrsTPass9N yt hAkN{S E3Mkn SyNTFW
Blkuk CHOiM ANSCuE BIALYSToCK
ThElBE SHASkAN, JENNIE AARONSON
FANNIE ZL!N KOBE. ELIAS SHASKAN
Al kAii iIEE l 81 lAsKNNS; ,GGEEoRGE
sHiSKiN. sfEpHANiE '' ZNMESM MHH
MICHAEL. HAMENHOF EWSEI kArIAN,
sk >KA&h Ei:,w tAtSGniTZ SAMUEL
tercsted In the estate of SAMUEI. SHAS.
KAN. late OF the County OF New York de.
ceased, ~ creditors. legatees next OF kin
or otherwise, send greeting;
oar surrogate OF the County Of Kew York RI
N" SurroGates Court OF sdit county. held a I
the ma! OF Records, IN the County OF New
past ten o'clock In the forenoon of that day.
then and there to attenn a judicial ssttIG.
ment ot The account o; proceedings ~
IoH;ih y EllNkbFF aud HENRT -
ana Testament Of said deceased. ana siirh ~
You as are hereby cited a. aye under tn. ago
OF twenty one years arc required TO .app, IA
ny your gaardian' II you have one. or II you
nave none TO appear ana apply Tor one 70
be appointed or In the event OF your neglect
or failure to do 80. u guardian will hs ap-
pointed by the Surrogate to represent and
act Tor YOU In the proceeding
IN testimony whereof, We have caused the
seal of the Surrogates' Court OF the said
County of New York to be herAunto uf,,xed'
witness Hon Robert Ludlow roWier A
surrogate of our said County, ~ the County
or New YORK. the l2th day OF March. In III.
year OF our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and fourteen.
DANIEL. y DOwDNEY.
II" Clerk of the Surroctte~ Court
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Referees AppOintcd.

supreme Court-ny Justice Weeks. Mat
ter OF Mrs Osborne 60, Edward ;. cliuch.
Wsllach co vs. Newton. Edwin NJ otter
bourg; Price vs.. Kelly. Myron SulIherger.
by Justice Davis Keller vs.. Rogart How
ard Humiston. Foster w Cooncy, Eugene
r. McGce: Brandrcth vs.. WAllaCh, Maurice
=. Cohen; Rothfeld VS. Goldberg, David I,
Hirsch,
Co. We. Frazee Realty Co, Powell Crichton.
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PROPOSALS,

WEST POINT, y. y April Is, 1871 Sealed
proposals will be received here until l2
o'clock aeon, May Is. 1914. for supplying the
United States Military Academy with build
Ing materials plumbing materials, gas and
steam httings. hardware, paints glass, elec-
triCal goods and other miscellaneous stores
specified In schedules to he had upon april
cation TO this office. The right ~ reserved
to accept reject any or all proposals, or
any part thereof Envelopes containing pro-
posnis should be endorsed proposals for
Military supplies" and addressed TO Quarter
mnhter. Mest POINT. y. Y.
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The approximate amount OF N. He-
charge, to sAflst which tho above de-. ...
properly IS to be sold, Is sixteen tl'uss
MIN, hundred Hf,ecu aiI 5t.lnu ;,
dollars, with interest thereon from fUs
dag Of January, !si4, tus ta.i 81
costs aud allowance amounting 20 f.'-.
with Interest from Fehruar" an, 1871
gethcr Win the expenses ~ the Et.,
Approximate amount of the taNrs 49,.
ments ana water rates or utHsr .,clr N..
are to he allowed TO the purchase ..'
the par, hasc money or pSid ~ tae rec
Is $3.50 md Interest
said prclIlses vii he to'i subject 90
statement Of facts which an arr.ra.'
would show
Dated New York, Frhrrl-y lo'h 800
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KKUGAIEs' NOTICES.


tNTERMEYER. HENRY-ln p4rs.s q
an order OF Hon. Robert LUDLOW Tow .- .
Surrogate OF the County " Sew Aurr
IL hereby given to all prrsnu5 I,H' - ..' .
against Henry luirrnlt}er, la," n'
County of New York, deceased. 80 49,
the same with vouchers thereof t' o..
rcribtrs at their place OF trans., '''s ..
ness at the office 81 NtNNs. Dtfl .-.".
attorney, No. 10 BloAdway, IN f.+
New York, on or before he -'tN 49,
July next, Dated, New YORK, me g.. q '..
OF January. lYt. ,.,..,...,.
WALTER lNTLlMt' ll'
JACOB WERNER. IN.
MANNrElI. DAVIDSON. Attorney '. -
.cutors 10 broadway. M"nhsi'.a NT'
York CITY
BALpwIN, JARED q In pur,uau " ''
order o. Non Robert Lun.uw Pow
Surrogate OF the County OF Sew y "i"
IL hereby given to all persons hHNt .'.
against Jared a. Baldwin, la'e 60 'a'
OF New York, deceased, 10 resent w '"'
with vouchers thereon TO ia" Nl''
their place Of trHUsattiuE hNN4'f'- =.
orlcs OF thu TITLE Guhrtf',o
Company In the BoroIEh o. NHrh"'
10 broadway civ o. Sew Work a.. 'f Nv
fore tn. lOip aaN Of June usrf =,
Dated New York, tho ISM "a" 40.
Vsmbsr. 1913. ,,,,,.. \,
ALFRED BAlDN
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South street.
The approximate amount OF the lien OF
charge, to satisfy which the above-described
property IL to be sold, II i2o.5ss.s7. with In
terest thereon from the 18th day OF March.
1910 together with costs and ALLOW snce
amounting to s3i2.i9 with interest from
March is. 1914. together with the expenses
Of the sale The approximate amount of the
taxes assessments and water rates, or other
liens, which are to he allowed to the pur-
chaser out OF the purchase money. or paid by
the Referee, is s2tg.10 and Interest.
Dated New York, March 30. 1914.
EDWARD r HISCON, Referee
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Schedules In Bank ruptcy.
SAMUEL EpNER. dealer in dismonds

EPNER. dealer in diamonds and
jewelry at i05 Canal street has filed
schedules which show liabilities OF Sac
$50 and assets OF So EOS.
HERBERT l. HALL COMPANY. commits
sion fruit and produce at l2a Warren
street. has filed schedules which show
liabilities Of s3i.ls5 and assets unknown
All the assets were turned over TO trustees
for creditors on september 10, 1919. and
$4,000 has been realized. The company
owes fe2o67 In Europe. London. Liver
pool. Glasgow and Hamburg.
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY,

Supreme Court--Appcllate Division-Be-
fore Ingraham. J Mclaughlin. Clarke.
Scott and Dow ling, j.. Court opens at 9
tss 7es, 40. ~. 772, "a. 775. 77s.
supreme Court-Appellate Term--R~cess,
supreme Court-Special Term-Part L.
Before Davis, J. Motion calendar called at
10 80 a. NJ
supreme Court--Special Term--Part IL
Before Weeks, j Court opens at 1880
A, NJ EX parte matters.
Supreme Court-Special Term-Part Ill
Before Pijur. j. Motions Preferred causes
Nos 1850 ?2os. 2si3. 1852, 2a92, a+lo, 2ii5.
2lL2 1oA o4ol
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GOVERNORS ISLAND, y, Y. H. Mar Is.
leli.-Sealed proposals., in triplicate. for fur
n'shing Forage and straw ,three months
MINERAL OF" REEF and MUTTON. re-
auired in Eastern department during year
commencing July l. 1914, viii be received
here until 10 A 81. April II. igit in.
formation furnished on application to DE.
partmcnt QuartsrmHstcr
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Receivers Appointed.

Supreme Court - BY Justice Weeks
Bertha Wolf 10 Annie NJ Jones'. HERNIA n
Goldman. Golconda Realty Co -, FeliN
Cronyn Maximus A. Lesser Bank for
Savings VS.. Camilla NJ Patterson, Abraham
l.. Catlin; g. Albert Lowenstein vs.. Lulu
Koch, Thomas u Peters
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE depressed con-
diton OF the New York market was re-
lected to some extent In local securities.
Peoples Gas and Sears Roebuck received
the most pressure. Prices elsewhere
showed a steady tone. with trading linn
tied. Bond market unchanged. The sum-
mary:
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Decision In wakeaeId Case Delayed.

HARTFORD. Conn. April 1.-THE SUI
preme Court decision on the question OF
granting a new trial to Mrs Bessie Wake
field was expected this afternoon. but the
Justices closed their consultation without
making any announcement
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Petitions Dismissed.
Receiver Appointed.

LEATHERWARE COMPANY
Judge Hough has appointed clifford q.
Ludvigh receiver for The Davenport
Ieatherware Company OF ) and White
street bond $1,000. with authority to
carry on business i've days. Liabilities
are $4,000 and assets $500
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WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE day call
In the United States supreme Court for
o-morrow will he; Nos. $50. S6!. Gii ISL
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80 DI>COi ST Is-xLL3WED on PER-
sO>AI TAN BILLS.
PUBLIC NOTICES,


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
Public Service Commission fo- the First
Dis'riS, q thc r STATE ,, OF Sew York. actinG
the appointment of Commissioners % APP
pra!sal pursuant to Chapter OF the Laws
Of 1871. and the sSyeraI statutes ainendat9ry
TO acquiring an estate In fee simple absolute
and an estate by way Of easement Ia and 10
.srain sevetsI pFemisss ruStS q ana ns1r
EAST lSsTH STREET, In the Borough OF
The Bronx. CITY OF New York, required for
the purpose of the construction maintenance
and operation IN perpe;uity OF u portion OF
the rapid transit railroad commonly spoken
Of As the LENINGToN AVENUE ROUTE.
report of Charles l. Hoffman. Charles j.
Leslie and sampson II. We.nhandler. Com
inissioners OF Appraisal duly appointed in
bears date the 23rd day OF March. 1914 was
filed in the office OF the Clerk OF the County
OF I HgTps on - ne ;fH Az Of HPr ~.
said repCt WI he presented to the supreme
Court of the state OF New York at d Special
District. Al the County Court House in the h.,
borough OF The Bronx. city of New York.
on the ?4th day 81 April. 1914. at the open
Ing of Court on that day, and that then and
be heard thereon; motion will be made
that said .-eport be confirmed except as 10
upon the map accompanying said report as
Parcel No !. and thai as ~ said Parcel No
! a motion VII he made Mat said report
be not confirmed and that said report. in so
far as 81 relates 10 Parcel No /. he referred
to new Commissioners TO be appointed BY
the said Court TO reconsider the subject
Dated. New York. April lsth. 1914
FRANK l.. POLK
Corporation Counsel
Hall Of Records. Borough OF Manhattan,
city 81 New York
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SITUATIONS wANTED--FEMAIE.

POSITION WANTED Companion or
mother's helper by refined middle aged
woman Address D., box lss Morris Plains,
n J.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.


DEPARTMENT or FiNANCr. BrkEAU FOR tn
COLLECTION or TAXES, No. 81 CHAMBERS ST
BoRoUGB OF MASHArTAN, NEW YoBh. April
1911
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Court Of Appeals Calendar.


ALBANY. April 1.-THE Court OF Appeals
calendar for tomorrow Is No. $50.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

HERMAN BAEHR a CA petition In
nseS adns ,r1s m hS Was, c0
ty-seNenth street Assets are estimated
LAGco., INC. manufas,urer Of bimetai
specialties a, 225 West Thirty-ninth street
made an assignment yesterday to Samuel
Adamson petition in bankruptcy was
biitles are said TO be $4,000 and assets
s,i 500 Lou, L &c i pres,dent -
slade and Harry d. Neesen. who were
partners In the sprague worsted Mills at
6ankruptcy individuaiiy and as partners
in that Arm The trm liabilities are
si9.'s and assets $500 cash Mr.. slsde
lens at 20 Fifth avenue He has indi-
,idual liabilities OF Sass contracted
essh .i3s Mr.. Nesser. who was also in
has individual liabilities of 1850 and as.
ABRAHAM oBERMAN-A petition in bank
ruptcy has been Aed agains, Abraham
Oberman manufacturer Of dresses at 81
5000 and assets $1,000,
DAVID WN wy sea G,s sri,on OF ~ Madison
With lasii,iies Of s. sss and assets con-
sisting Of an undivided haif interest in a
brooklyn. mortgaged for 81. 500. Nalu. un-
known. one liability is a Judgment OBJ
tanned against him on February rs 1914.
by Minnie Preker for breach OF promise OF
marriage.
Petitions Dismissed,
JOSEPH ID BENEDETTo-Judge Housh
mas dismissed the petition In bankruptcy
filed against Joseph di Benedetto. con-
tractor. of te3 East ii5th street on
November 20, 1919 on consent of all his
creditors. He had a city contract for
sewers IN Queens.
LEVINE & OLTARSH. manufacturers of
tloaks and suits at 81 West Nineteenth
street. have made y settlement with
creditors at so cents on tho dollar, pay
able rs cents cash and rs cents In notes
and Judge Houeh has dismissed the petit
ton in bankruptcy hled agsins; them on
November 10
WEST RUPERT LUMBER COMPANY
. Judge Hough has dismissed tho petition
In bankruptcy fled on January Fl against
the West Rupert Lumber Company OF ST.
Park Row and West Rupert, Vt. con-
kgut ~ rretlfors
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NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Assessment Rolls OF Real Estate and per-
sonai property IN The city OF New York for
the year 1914 hav. been delivered to the
undersigned and that all taxes said As
sessment Rolls are due and payable az fol-
lows:
All taxes on personal property and one-half
OF all taxes real estate are due and pay
able on - $500
FRIDAY. MAY I. 1914.
and the remaining and hnal oue-haf Of
taxes on real estate shall he due an payable
on Monday. the md day OF November. 1914.
All taxes become lien. ON the real estate
affected thereby ON the respective days when
they become due and payable A. hcreinbef0re
prov ded. and shall remain such liens until
paid.
The second half Of the tax on real estate,
which Is due az hereinb before provided on the
second day Of November. may be paid on the
first day OF MAY or al any time thereafter,
providing the first half shall have been paid
or shall be paid az the same time ana ON
such payments OF the second half may be
mad- in such manner prior TO Novem Der LIST.
"a discount shall he allowed from the date OF
payment 70 November LIST a; the rate OF four
so DIsCOi ST Is HLLOwED on PER-
sO>AL TAN BILLS.
Penalty on unpaid taxes on Real Estate
begins June 1st. and December LIST; ON un-
paid personal taxes. June LIST.
Taxes are payable at the office of the Re-
ceiver OF Taxes in the Borough where the
property is located as follows:
borough Of Manhattan Municipal Building.
Borough Of The Bronx. l7'th ri. and
Arthur ave
Borough OF brooklyn. Municipal Building
Islaud CITY
Borough OF Richmond, Borough Hall -,
George
FRED II L. EPSTEIN. Receiver Of Taxes
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MISC EILtNEOCs.

For land Of IN. sky Illustrated booklet.
wri,e 4. ThweAtt 2Gt iih Ave. New York
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Marlborough Blenbetut
ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
JOSIAH WHITE SONS COMPANY.
Asbury Park.
ASnl RY PARK,

ASBlRY PARK.
North Jerseys Ideal Spring Resort
Week end entertainment at
Boardw ak Casino.
For p%ogram address
Information Bureau 3o5 Boardwalk
New York Offices. AZ Narsters Tours 81 w
3Oth St. or ASK MIR Foster" AZ go W 42d
81 or az Lord 4 Taylors
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PENNSYLVANIA.

NEW SPRUCE CABIN INN-where YOU
can catch trout. greatly enlarged. rooms Ell
suit" with bath; garage; saddle horses: all
amusemer's; now open; booklet. Cresco
station, Lack. u, ". J. & NJ, d. Price.
CRnldens's Pa
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unfinished,
Causes T. b; cent from Par, III 70 Parts
supreme Court"Triai Term-P part IL
sss sss7 Mil s5ss. s:s., asst. s sss ss ssii
ss5t sssssss ssls ss5 ssst ssss sS9s ss.s
1897, 1851; Inquest No, ACES, Clear
Part Ili.-Bffore platzek, ], Nos. 5000.
??os, 7le. IA, 305a. $685., 6TSS. S8i5. 2S52,
1855, 1850. 1851. 3Ois Case diminished.
Part IV.-Adjourned until Monday April
Part .v.-Ad,ourn.d until Monday. April
20. lal4.
Part vI--Before De,any. Mos. 22ss
1900, s7t7. 40. ?s2l, e67+, 2675, 2sst. 1856.
22o7S 2sao, 2s27 aoS'. 1852, sosa, aO6s,
Par. yIIm3n.fore Con. Mos. soss
5iss, sos ssSs' ssSs. icss. se Clear '''' '0'
Part NIlI.--Beforc Emerson, Mos
ss i ss i ss:$ al; III III! III: 5::s III!
Part IX.--Refore Ford, Mos. 1894,
6iG3, 2S1g, 29ls, e9?l, 29e3, 252tg. ?sOo.
zoos; 2sso. 1917. 800 3o7i, so7s. Case un-
Par, X.-.nefors aay.ssn Nos. sscs
2sGs; ssG' 5000 5000 scaa, 1891 Case un-
Part xl--Reforc Phibir J-Nos. 1907.
sss ssss55 ssi45i $$ssss s ss'. ss:t: sG
s373, si33. 30Gs 3O6s, 1910. 2is, sOi8 1854,
1883, 3O3S. case unfinished.
Part Nll.-AdJourned until Monday, April
Part Xilt-Before Sutherland. Mos.
! 1888. .e5l, ?932, 9:i0 2s2g 2aa7 2tii, astb,
2gi6, 276a, 276s, 7st's esol. Case unnn.
ished
Part xlv-sefors puyro, J,--Nos Ws.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-05
COMPROMISE MAY
END FARE WAR
Company Wants Cash Five Cent Fare
and Five Tickets for Fit
teen Cents.

United Press Leased Wire Ssrvice.]
TOLEDO, Ohio, April A compro-
mise in the three-cent fare war was
offered the city late today by the To-
ledo Railways and Light company
The offer may prove the means OF
settling the twelve year franchise
fight, it is believed. The company's
concession proposes nve tickets for
Is cents, good at all hours. and five
cent cash fares. This practically
amounts to cent fare, it was pointed
out by company officials. The city -
asked to give a twenty-five year fran
chise in return.
Provisions for rate revision by the
council at the end of the first year
and five year periods thereafter, is
included in the proposal. The selec-
ton by the city of traction expert.
to be paid by the company to reroute
car lines. is suggested.
Provisions are also made in the
proposal for municipal ownership.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-05
Y. M. c. A. ITEMS
Secretary Shumaker Coming.

A letter has been received by Score
tary Burns from X. A. Shumaker, state
secretary of the Illinois Young Mems
Christian Association, accepting an in
vftation to visit Keokuk. Mr.. Shu-
maker is a prominent association
worker and stands high in Illinois and
nationally as an able, earnest and EN-
cient laborer in the uplift Of the young
men of the country and will receive
warm welcome in Keokuk.
His letter is given below:
Chicago, April 1. Mr. Henry F.
Burns. Y. M. C. A., Keokuk, Iowa. My
dear Mr.. Burns: This will acknoWt
edge receipt of your letter, March 81
extending the very kind invitation 10
be with you at your annual meetlns
on the evening OF May
The flesh is mighty weak JUST
now, but the spirit is willing and un
| less something very unusual comes
I'D, will plan to be with you on thai
evening. Judge that in Keokuk you
make this an informal affair. very
sincerely yours, K. A. Shumaker.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-05
Getting Ready
~ ~ For Easter

Usage has made Easter time the
season for donning new Spring at
tire; and just now the stores are
in the full swing Of preparation.
Never we're they brighter-never
did the new things look more in
viting.
And as the advertising naturally
reflects the merchandise, the bust
ness news as tolG in today's Gate
City is unusually interesting.
1t tells Of the styles, the colors,
the shapes, the trimmings, the RIB
bons, the laces. and the furb CLOVIS.
1t informs the men what is new
in line and fabric.
It tells where the new things
can be seen and what the prices
are.
To miss the advertising these
DAYS Is to miss much important
news OF what is going on in this
busy world.
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sdies Are Name ed.

limited Press Leased Wire SerVlce.1
WICHITA FALLS, Texas, April A.
General Edgar s. Curry. of this city.
commander Of the trans-Mississippi de-
partment of the sons of the confeder-
ate veterans, has named the following
az official ladies of the department for
the reunion at JacksonT1iie, f1a-' May
SIS: Maids Of honor, Miss Georgia
Dinkons, FIT. worth; Miss Marie Muir
nhv little Rock, Ark. Sponsors:
Miss carrie Kell, Wichita Falls; Mrs.
n NJ. Hemmer, Fl. Worth. Chaperone:
Mrs Josie Frazee Capplemen, Little
Rock. Ark.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-05
Shakespeare Club with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fuller.

The Shakespeare club will be en-
terrain ed on Tuesday evening by Dr.
and Mrs. Frank M. Fuller. w. G..
Blood will read a paper The Other
Wives of Henry VIII" the life of
Ann Bullen having been given in
paper before the club earlier in the
year. DR.. Fuller will speak of Lon
don in the XVIth century. Act v will
be read by Mrs. R. M. Lapsley and
Theodore A. Craig. Mrs. j. o. Boyd
will read the epilogue which COM
pletss the study of, Henry VIII. The
last meeting Of the year will be on
April % when the club will celebrate
the birthday Of the great bard with
banquet at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F. Elder.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-05
RITTER THAN SPANKING.

Spanking does not cure children OF
cause for this trouble. Mrs. NJ. sum
tedwetting. There is constitutional
mers. Box W. Notre Dame. Ind. Will
send free to any mother her success
,u, home treatment, with full instruc-
tons. Send no money. but write her
TODAY IL your children trouble you IN
this way. Don't blame the child. the
chances are it can't help It. This
treatment also cures adults and aged
neople troubled with urine difficulties
by day or night
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-05
PUBLIC OPINION
: . . o o o q Q . o . . . . D D
Continued from page A.

and the Industrial association because
Keokuk hasn't grown more and De-
cause we haven't as many factories
as some had expected. Right here ls
a chance which every man and wom-
an has to give Keoknk a boost by Vo''
ing yes" on this bond issue. heo'
kuk's school taxes are not high as
compared with other cities. II you
don't believe this statement, look ny
statistics yourself Any man or wom-
an who votes mo- on this questloh
hasn't any right ever to knock IL heo-
kuk stays village. AS you SIT plous
ly in church this morning and listen
to the song of the children who so
long ago strewed palms In HIS way
will you remember the needs OF the
children here and who 1t was that
glorified childhood and set child In
their midst"
x Y T.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-05

the city of Keokuk for any purpose
We have decided to build school
houses, levy the tax. Pay as We go
and not put on style at some one else's
expense. ,-s s..-..
This city is on the eve OF great
prosperity, but ii we act unwisely and
load ourselves down with debt, the
result will be as heretofore.
w. B. COLLINS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-05

NJ C. A. building yesterday morning
when the boys full Of animation were
making ready for an exciting event.
About twenty boys, under the direc-
ton of Physical Director Osborn and
Warren Neal, started on nine mile
hare and hound race. 1t was a long
and exciting race which afforded Tia
pated.
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Take Time TO Think.

Stopping to think is habit worth
cultivating and worth teaching. There
is safety in 1t, and happiness. Stop
ping to think would save many life
now sacrificed by thoughtlessness. 1t
would also save many a heartache
now needlessly inflicted for no other
reason than that 'T didn't think"
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Enemy Of Rhetoric.

Another thing that depresses Us
.,;ebtlv ia to refer in our classical way
to Jove's bolts and then have the iino-
type machine make US speak OF EN- a
.Iones,-Ohio State Journal.
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Petticoats

The greatest values ever
shown in wash petticoats. Ma
terials are gingham, seersuck-
or, ETC.; made with tucks ana
embroidered flounces, at 400.
Special values in sateens and
silk and jersey tops at $1.98
and $2.9s.
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aantist Ladies' Society.

The meeting Of the Ladies society
of the First Baptist church will be
omitted on Friday because of the so
cial meeting to be held on Thursday
at the Baker Mission.
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D. A. r. with Mrs. Elder.

The Keokuk chapter Daughters OF
the American Revolution will be en-
tsrteined on Saturday, April II, at
the home of Mrs. J. F. Elder, No. 3
Park Place. Mrs. j. l.. Candy will
read a paper on Indians Of the Mis-
sissippi Valley which closes the
chapters study of the year on In
dams.
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VISITING Nurse Meeting.

The board of directors of the Visit
ing Nurse association will meet in
the Y. w. C. A. building on Tuesday
morning at half past nine o'clock.