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lernen. Gle habtn Idnafi ertnnnt. oab
es ein iattildsr JthIsr III. NIT pilts
elmer .igenen, IebisIid nuf ihre prins
aipien iict iiiibenoen n1iionolen Vartel
Isrcbibiiion uno bamit Vernihtuns
oes SpirituoIenbanoels hur6suieben
uno iis iinb f.ru.r 81 btr ueberSeus
gung a,ldnst. oob ieine Der srobsn
bsItsbenoen parteien iiG ibntn ouf
Gnabs ober ungnaS, aus!iefern pirot.
ipohI aber, bab lie iebr gut fobren unb
Iangiam uno allmdbIi9 ibr 3ieI erreis
den .Onneu. rp.nn Iis oitienisen Rom
greg nno assislaiur sannbicoien un.
tsriiiisen uno fir ibrs erDGhluns
ibdtis iinb, ipelhe iiG bereit trildrt
babsn, fir rationale prohibi.icn oosr
aocai Option su itimmen.
Wie erob bie Griolae iiHn, ptlhs
ei. qrobibitiOniiin auf oiefsm Neg:
er5i.It baben. sebt aus Der bon ihntn
aboegeb<nsn GriIdruns bsrpor, bab et-
ma iisknunepitr3is Million,n Wens
ibsn iest f6on in prpbibiiionss sSiaas
ten ltben uno oob iie nur nod a6.
tptttere Staaten in iolGe 5u pernons
osin baben, um i'm Gsanoe gu fstn, bic
Ratifiairune eines uuf rationale pro
bibiiion nbsielsnoen amenbements sur
@erfaNuns Der 8sreinigten Stcotsn 5u
erfpirien. llnb bab bic Hnnabms einss
foIhsn in nihi fsrner 3eit fsitens oes
aouersiies Su eriudrien IN, bat Der
General Superintenbent Der Anii
Galoon 2sague Of amerieo. Rep. Or
y. u. Batter. erii In biefsr Wone NIT
8efiimmibeit peritfkrt. Bon Seiten
bss DsuiihameriianifdRn Rationais
bunbes iinb Gdritte sttbon iporoen.
nm bas srobe beutifumerisaniids
Clement bes 2anbss unb Anbere lbsv
3Danssssisse. psIhe bic perf0nIi6c
Jrsibeit befhrGnten unb i'm Wioers
iprut NIT ben ionitituiioMI,n garnns
tien o<s Qanbes iisben. auF3uilGren.
Die Dsutihomsriionsr unb bic Liberia
len Blrasr kbsn Stcates rosrben ins
formiri iperb<n. pelfe GoItung BITE
aoHgreBmitsIiebsr. bic jtss i'm 4mtt
iino. einssnommen baben. bamit Fe
epentueu esgen o,rsn Wisber.pabl osis
tiren reip. fiir einsn iolfen eintrettn
ionHsn. Go niro MfIss oufnsbokn
ineroen, bns liberale Clement gu siri.
gen. Dis GtauisnsrbdHbe iinb teyeits
| feit ldnserer 3eit bemiibt. in Ue5ue
cuf bic eeeilaturnablen bosIslbe 40
tbun. mir iperoen ouf bi,is Wsijs nit
nnieren Anffssn pisl ebtr burhbrins
| gen. ais tpenn mir cine eigens portsi,
eIsi6oisl anser ipslGem Rcmsn, grin.
ben tDontsn.4
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Ginbriime uno 1iebhdble.

Rad Gmppriteisen auf elmer
sFeusrleiter perihafite iid Elm Gins
BREEDER 3utritt su Der in Der 3. Gtuge
aelesenen Wohnuna bon 5rou 2issie
6uber, go. 10 Sit 3. Strabs, uno
sn.fpenoete Sdmudfahen i'm Wsrthe
BON 500.
- Mus einem sSrahttpoaaon Der g.,
8. Dc .. Giienbahn an Der 6. uno
8apmiIltr Strabe ,nitpenosten 1iebe
cine ssiite init % Qaar braunen
8Ieeher Shuben. Die Rife uno
Shub irasen ben Ramsn Der Jirn1a
Wspnbers. WliIfpauses, ggisconiin.
- Rad ginbriiten bts GbsrIitts
fyeniters in benz gitn 6du Rsitaurant.
Ro. 335 Weit Z. Strab,. peritafften
iih ginbrsdsr 3utriti Su Dem Rea
itauront une entlpsnbeien ous Der Rts
aiftrir,difs cine solbens Dameniihg
unb 81.
Der 0sgsr Gran. Snriih olt1s
9ronn, 81 Sabre olt. ipuroe eeiierr
bonn 4oli5iiien 5iu ptrbofte., als er
eben b.m Sarrn Ross. bon go. 74S
Meft 5. Strabe einen llsb.rsieber uns
einen Rod entipenbet bate.
- Turf 4npenbuns zines Rdts
ifIiiHels offnetsn 8iebe ben S6ous
iuitsn Der 5irmo Bernard 5ogsI, glo.
324 Mei, 5. Sirabe uno enttpenoe.sa
1omsntlsibunssitiid. i'm Dsrth pOn
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sSrn Ssipital peritor6en.

ssm itdbtiidhsn Grani.nbauie p.rr
itorb oeiiern Gin Damn. BON tpeldxm
nur in grfahruna aebraht ,perbsn
fonnte. bok sr Wairofe lei unb Carl
6anfen heib.. Der Weriiorbsns mar
anfhein.no Worphiniit. 4m Don.
neritaa Nbenb fitl Der Mnnn In cine
q(uslaae Don goraeuan Dor ocm @e.
fhGft BON 80. sFiiftr. gp. 323 Msit
6. Gtrnhe. iino Durbe Der Centrally
lissiftation .inaeIieisri. AIs bier Der
mnnn erirantte. rpurbe er nuh benz
'.dbtifhen arantsntauIe iib.rfiihr..
tpofslbii CT gsitern 0ormitiaa ftar5,
Der Coroner ipurbs BON bem QblebeH
knohrittiat uno III bemiiht. Q1heres
iibtr ben WonH in Grfahruna su
brinaen.
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llli(djsn Sic nut
lIlent60.
caIene
Nlif arannliri.m 3ndn nns @ahsr
nmo Gle merosn zine Grske *iHf'
Ilaid,e ees bciisH Nitteis &C.
eem Grfaltuns nno aaferrb
ioipie SnitensS Sprnp babeM
ben Sie ie batteu.
Or III biIIiaer aIs iertise Rsbisinea
80 famiem. auhsrOem lit CT nm
ptrialidt unb itets miriam.

0seip5bnIid nisbt eine gcmIls isbsu sSinier
sipgi biz brs Touars llr sufisH. GriaIinnas-
nHs slatarrb. glsaisinen ans. frosofm MIR far
25 Gents aaH sinraai aefannFt iperbsn lam.
Bum aseifpiel entbdii eine spsi uHsen Sia'
ffe 80 rs Gents, esspa bter aiinffsI sSrrup
nns etn SEnftei ~aTsbtsiu~. Tisfes IN snnlei
FIR seiu16nIi6en Gprar neil Gle ssne babe
eiaucHs Ghrup inr 25 Gsnis tsrfiesIsn sDnnsn.
2sr Enrnp. bic extra 1InffsH. gnhsis. aorfs,
sicrtsns efc. bsritenern eie ggfibces bes fGiis
fens I'M aanfe ses Sabres beeeiiienb
Qur eiu srenta saatberfsH ifnb sfirns Bsr'
ruuft tprreen eiuet ieben Janatlse msbters foFs
lars srfparsu uns bsrfsIben aH6 fsinere ane
Eeficre spebiain ftoffen.
eieuen Gle esten eiufafsn Eprup mii elHsm
qr, aranmirier 3nTer unb etuem bniten Stint
iofeneeu s5aHers Der. eann fausen Sic ess ress
nc isn4entrlrie wstutbo.earsHe Gfisrs In Sbrsr
apcibsfe q Elm BALI uussn Siaf6sl. fanen
sisfslbe In eins giui sIaf1e Oosr etn ebeHfo
argsss Gtfdb nHn iaaeH ben 1nrnp btnsa.
Sie babeu sann einsn 9errGib ffr bic a1a;s
cation SeR reirT,en bsfisn nne wirifamfisn Ut
,aIn,nes. HnS autarrb gaitieIs unb Snfltirgss
sI,in psEte ersaItltt III. 5ali llh rHbslliHm'
te gsit arb srloft Sung nHs ali ben 9rfasinn'
GER, salarrb. smitea. eronttiis. 9tlferssi'.
Nihffsbt tipfrneN hno fHHafHs hho 0s@'Ae"'
pctseH Tisfes 9pif;eI bsieltiai enfisn nHS
| bsfeiitet Ole aaiarrbfubItaHseH aus BEN go
iirm. tussm az abfhbrsus tpItii Grbobi asib
neu speetit. rtSusIFt Eisbe nHs sra'iist saS
| en1isn poSur6 trcrifte eeiSeH uHs S6r'ue'
| tEti ptrsinseri lutrosH.
| Reconsideration NIT isesr SlnFft Zen
| iboearens gfenS asbsa aasftIus absr ste ger
| sisuma Der aQsetltn aHs Ginnesmsn csrielesH
1is sahti,nrieu fsHb snbereen eersii ben &C.
aebIien geigas suraSsusriaiitn. ntnH tsasHe
iemanb init Der efansIifsH Bsr'faHssssi Ger
| mebisin riot sufrteosH ~.
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= =
NerfGieDsne GsasnIfdnbe finb bertits
oIs Giaentbnni bon nirmen feitgeittlis
iDprben, fpsIhs oiis ben nrnhts Depots
btr5miebsner giitnbobnen entfpsnbes
ipurDen. lInter ben poraefunbtnsn De'
aca.idnbtr bsfinoen iih aud Elm ruerth.
roller Thsdisrmantel. mehrsrt Spern'
aiSisr. piete 5hmudiadtn unD To-.
letienartitsI. Iiiher III perseirathti
,int Batter BON aipsi ainoern.
ssn @erbinoung nit ben 2iebiinh+
len Oes 3ranf fiider fpltroe nclterH
gahmittna Der Is Sabre nItc 9ruoer
0esIeIben @eorse Slider in feiner
Nohnang in Goninaton inter een
geroodt Der MinuiiienId,aft pcrbni'
fpt
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6 bin ct o n.

lie Gppinston Gfiier mir bas vG.p
cinuatier &uItsblatt" befinoet lIdJ i'm
Uebauoe 1O. 509-511 WaoiioH
gpenue. Nnseigen, WittbelluRgen
zuo geitelungen irgsuomelher slrt
peroen bis 10 llbr slbenos oaIelbIt
rntgeaeugenummen. SelepbDH Sontb
1854.
- Die qoli3ei lit nit Der Inter
futune Des 5uIIes Don @b. Wtiusr, 49
Sabre oft. beiddftigt, Der an Der 19.
unb Wldbtion Npenue in Der gta9t att
5reitag aufgsfunoen puroe un0 5par
nit einem S9Gbelbrut. Der 9erIeBte
tpuroe mad Dem ct. GIi1abstb 5pIpis
tal cebroht. Gr TpQ nit elmer Ildife
nieberoeIhIagsn poroen isin. Or. 6.
81. 5eiIel leiItete ibm bic erIts 5iIfe.
Seiu 3uitano ideint boffnungslos.
- Die aeuerpebr purbe nu6 Der
Wobnung pon Sobn S6rober, Go.
1888 5oIman Strabe gerufen, mo-
fslbit bas DAD beg 6auies in gran0
qeratben mar. - Sm 0auie bss 6.
9etB, g}o. 1549 gantlit Strabs, rihs
tete Elm 7Fsuer eInen S4aDen BON $50
on.
Grace euler erhtett cine Sdeis
hunq Don ). B. euler unb oQs
Reft, ihreH Mdohsnnamsn 9racs
S5arr nieoer fibren 3u biirfen. -
Utamis 2ebman erbielt Gle Steibunl
pon gB. 8. Gebman un0 Die SbAut
iiber ihre Rinoer.
- Reprdientdnt &lette unter6reitet,
in Der Gegislatur cine 9orlags, bsr3u=
folQe ale Sfulbuder ben ainberr
frei qelieTert perosH fouen.
- Sobn 2eahman bon So. 90
3spis Strabe puroe rad benz ct
Sltfabetb 6Oipital ssbra6t, neil i'm
eine 4oer i'm Ssin pIasts. Gr purot
an Der Bite uno RuTeu Nb. aufge.
funben unD i'm 4utopatrol mad ben
ssHititut gebraht.
- Die ShultommiTdrs 6oben oe
ftern formea bon 5 3tnmsrn i'm s
Gtod hes goppin @sbdubes gsfit
oenommen uHb nirb oas Gommercia
Department Der 6ohI6ule bobin Der
leat peroen. 9m Wontag foa Der In
terriht beginner.
Gb. MiIer, AZ Sabre alt, lea
an einem ShdbeIbruh leiben0 i'm Gt
Gliiabetb 5ofpital oarnIebsr.
Sm 6airis bss 1bomas Salep al
Der 3. unb Wain StraBs sntitano In
fpIse zines ihuobaftsn admins Ell
Brano, Der einen unbeoeutsnpen Sha
ben anribtete.
sSm Stdotgeriht tpuroe Der gal
bes ssOfepb RaasIs pegsu 8erna6ldi
fiauAa Ieiner II Sabre aItsn 6atti,
unD fttHes pier Monats alien Rinbe,
6aseI Dsrfhobeu.
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- Der 6idbrige George Hclh.rer.
Spbn bes Serrn Georse 9albtrer, BON
Der Sanopsr Strabe, itiirate seitern
Weorsen uno brad bas 9anoselent.
Or. 90. Goot nahm Den Werlebten IN
8ebanolung.
Chris. Ollie, pelder lebten
>5amIta9 ben 19 Sabre dlten WaItsr
StuItRib nit einsm WeHer in ben
llnterleib ftah, tpurse oeItsrn Worsen
bem Mlni3ipalrihter Sbant porgez
fiibrt. @r betannte iid Der 1bat
ihulpiq unn ipurne unter $500 giir9e
itaft bem ariminolseriht iibertpieien.
S6ultbeib 1T auf oem Wess Der Bel
Ierung.
Gpa StapIeton bat 2eonaro
Stupleton auf Sheioun9 pertlost. Sts
giebt ais 9runo an, bab er lie nib
bouoelt unn pernahIdiIiet babe. sic
perlauot bic Sbbut iiber ibre beioen
Sinoer. Rihter SorIan beipiltete Der
GlGgerin einen GinbaltsbefebI, ourh
lpelten Der 8atte perbinoert ipiro, 'ls
3u befu6en ober gu bsl1Itigen. Or
pile garneu bat Marie gornsa auf
Sheioung pertldgt uno etebt als
8runo an, oab iis ihn pernu6ldHtst
uno iih nit anperen Uldnnern abgssss
ben babe.
- Rihter Wurphp bsipilligte 9eltsrn
Gillian Demonge Die Sdeioun9 BON
Charles q. 0emonss uno iprah ihr
ods Rett gu, ihren WldoRnnomsn
GbIina tpisber fiibren 81 oiirfen.
BERN glapTon reitlts cine auf
$4,000 Iautenpe ShaoeneriabtIuge gss
qen bic Sbio elsttriite Giisnbahn Elm,
neil cine Gar Der gubn nit bem Gutos
mobil oss 9lGssrs am 2S. qusuit p.S.
in oamiltpn tplipirts, nobel GIaDipn
perlsbt tpuroe.
-WDIes GonConnon bat Gatie SoIs
let unb Gliiabeth Shnapp i'm hieiigsn
8eriht psrtldot, um oas 2eitament
Der peritorbensn Worp 9. Goncannon
um3uItobsn. Die gertlasteu iinb
SdtpeItern bss aldesrs. Dem aIdgsr
uuroeu, aIs Sobn, nur $500 aus BEN
Ra6loB 5ussfprc6sn.
- Gona Resobam, bic IA Sabre
aIte so6tsr bon 5rant Rseobdm, Dor
Gp. 832 Gait Gpe., itorb porIssteRatt
on SubsrtuloIs.
- Die Cane 5reisgibliotbst, tp.lhs
bon Der SohfIutb I'm Ttdr3 poristn
Sabres total ruinirt tpuroe, ipiro ben
Staotroth um $4,000 erfuden, I'm
bic gibliotbet nit nsusn gIhern unb
MObsIn ous5uitattsn.
- goul Drummer, Elm bs'onutsr
Gsutitsr, iturb oeitsrn Morgsn nm
10 ubr in ieiusr mpbnuns, 3l3 Uldin
Strabe, an S6pdhe I'm QItsr ben
50 Sobren. Gr bintsrIdbt bic 0dttin
unb Z Sirosr.
- Ridtsr 5orlan rpiss esItsrn Die
SdefoungstIoss BON auouita Cans
CATER 5uriit. CAB ihr absr bic Sbbut
iiber ibr aino.
- Warearst Stnsibsr, bic Wittps
BON 9alsntine Shnsioer, itarb porge'
itern Rabmittoq in ibrsr gbobnuHe
GO. PIT 3apton StruBs, i'm 4Itsr Don
rs Jabren an SbpGGe. Sie mar aus
gapern 9ebiirtig uHo binterIGbt fiinl
Sinoer.
- Siterbeits Director 6. 6. De
ueen bat siHe gstanntmabuna erlaii
! len. laut fptIdsr Is ben guIisiiteu I'M
tsriost iit, fib in Der 3utunft NIT ben
! Bublitum fpdhrsHo Der 9ienititunber
duf ben Strabeu in Iduse 9eiprIG.
ein3ulaHen, uno bic g<dritsn fino an
gepieIen, nur ipirtIit ipihtige Jrassr
tur3 unb biinbig gu beuRtiportsn.
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0eitOblenes 3 Gut.

Mm Donnerftna ipurbt BON ben De-
teitips Dedroaae unb C'Urien elm
Wonn beim Uerinuf zines bopptIl6u-
fiQ4n .snabgetpehrs perhofiti unb odb
fsinen Nomen als sS. Rnon. obne Wob.
nuua. an. Die QahfOridunaen er-
oob<n icboh, bob isin Home syroni
wilder III unb sr In Gopinoton. Hn..
ipohnt. Cine bort poroenommens
noasiudlina fOrDerts cine llnmenae
aeiiphIenfn Gutes ~ 1aos. ip<i6e ou-
rsHi6tinlia poR GiAbriAen berxilbrt.
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granoitiifnna Dermutbet.

Wahreno Der JonnsrIiaa Rdht
Derfudten anseblid Brunoitifter bds
Mobnhdrs DoH Jamss Ulspers. Ro.
4042 eaitern 4Denus, in Branb al.
ftedsn. Das 5suer iuurbe nod re5ts
5eitia bemertt unb tonnte i'm REIN ers
itidt psroen. gs fsblt jsber 4nbaIt
fir bic 1bdtsr. Der anaerihiets
Sdabsn III gsrins.
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(Som 6arrett, %, Refpport, ap.
lGmma RoeI.sr. 28, 100 Gorpin. ct.
S@m. 0uebbsr, 26, Delhi 9iie.
lgertba SbuLl, %, osssI.
|Qlbsrt 9. Deisel, 27, 2afap.tts, Sno.
lGIara M. 6enn, 25, $40 20. 8. Ctr.
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- Sn Der 5eutIhen Ref. Airhe tn
gromlen pirb am Sonntag tein Got
tesbienit abssbalten. ou Die airhe re-
nppirt mirb.
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Das fthIt NOD!

Wann (sur Jrau): sd babe "a.
ftnbe 3ofni6meraen. Sd mSHte mil
benz aopf bur6 bic Wonb rennen!-
-llnteriteb Did, no mir fnon 10
Dkl Gnserertien nit BEN 6auSptstb
hnt<n!1
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3 q m lit o n.

W. 3. 5atf, friiber in Mfppls-
topn fpobnbaft, itarb in Cincinnati
unb binterlieb S125. 900 in betpeaIis
dem uno $15, 900 in Grunbeissntbum.
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yanr Tin ,,ersms r.ssuinea

Gds ift aarafibe 8femo Eutuine
I6ten gle auf bic EiDnasnr bon e. 20
Grobe. Setlf cine GrfdItHng in einem Toe
tsiH oripss In apet xassH. 2te. %
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-17
PUBLIC OPINION
{ ,~~>~eeeee go
Opposed to Bond Issues.

To the Editor Of The Gate City:
/ am very much opposed to bond
issues and debts by public corpora
lions because there Is no reason there
fore and they are too expensive. The
following is the history of two bond
issues: The city of Keokuk, July
II, 1854, borrowed 100000 at ten per
cent interest, and july 1, 1874, after
paying 100000 interest, and not a
cent on the principal, renewed the
principal debt for twenty years at
six per cent interest. and on July l.,
1894, after paying 100000 interest
and not cent Of principal, renewed
the debt at five per cent interest for
nineteen and a half years to Janu-
larry /. 1914. and on that date, after
paying sS17,5OO interest and not a
cent on the principal debt. renewed
fifty thousand dollars at five per cent
interest for ten years. payable Ave
thousand dollars annually until paid,
and fifty thousand dollars for twenty
Years at five per cent interest.
The proposed school bond issue on
the basis of ten years will cost the
people Of Keolsuk In interest $26,025.
which added to the principal Of nine
ty-ive thousand dollars, will make
the school houses cost $121,5O0 in
place of ninety-fve thousand dollars.
See how interest adds to the debt; it
never sleeps, and is as sure as death.
To avoid this, let the people who
vote the tax pay 1t. Levy and col
Ilect annually small amount of tax;
husband it for use when needed, and
collect interest rather than pay it..
Why not educate ourselves to pay as
we go.
W. B. COLLINS.
Keokuk, Iowa, April II, 1914.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-17
ST. FRANcIsvILLE, MO.


H. I. Wilsey for many years a resi-
dent of this place, but lately of Kaho-
ka, Iowa, died at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. W. e. Bates, near Al
exandria, Mo-, April 10, 1914. Deceased
was born in Pennsylvania, April l.,
1890, being at the time of his death
81 years and 9 days old. Deceased had
been confined to his bed since last
November. He was patient sufferer.
He is survived by four sons and four
daughters, viz. Mrs. ]. A. Wyrick
and G.. H. WilseySof .Vincennes. Iowa.
G. G. and A. r. Wilsey Of Keokuk;
Mrs. W. E. Bates and Mrs. j. H.
Smith Of Alexandria. Mo. and Mrs.
Murray O'Blenness and p I. Wilsey
LOT Kahoka, Mo-, also twenty-five
grand children and seventeen great
grand children, besides large circle
of friends. Funeral services were
held Monday afternoon at 1 O'Clock
at the M. P. church at this place.
Rev. Ledbetter of Keokuk will con-
duct the services. The I. 0. 0. F. will
have charge at the grave. Burial at
Sand cemetery.
The ladies of the M. P. church met
Saturday and decided on May Is for
their spring offering.
Mr. and Mrs. Frost were Saturday
visitors in La Grange.
Mr.. O. q. Sargent, Miss Mabel
Murray, Mrs. Murray and Mrs. Thos.
Hill motored to Keokuk Saturday.
Mrs. Parsons who has spent the
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winter with her son in Minnesota, is
home for the summer.
Misses Juanita and Helen Wells
were Iowa visitors Sunday.
Mr.. Noah Bailey is home on a visit
from Quincy
George Brown, T. G. Keith and Guy
Murray made business trip to Ka'
hoka Monday.
VIM. Wolf of Carthage was bust.
ness caller in town Wednesday.
Jammie Zone spent few days last
week with his sister, Mrs. Chester
Davis and family Of Warsaw.
Mrs. M. j. Johnson of Kahoka IS a
guest at the Eugene Wells home.
Mr.. Warren Druse and Roy Devault
of Kahoka motored down and were
with relatives Saturday
Mr.. Charles Jones was a Wayland
caller Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. David Orr were over
Sunday visitors with Keokuk rela-
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. Zane and sons and
Misses Mable and Dorothy Jones ate
Easter dinner with John Zane and
family.
Miss Ethel Guthrie was in Wayland
Saturday.
Several Of the young folks enjoyed
a social gath ering at the Mortie
Harsch home Saturday.
DR.. Strosnlder Of Vincennes was
called Monday to see Mrs. r. Keith
who is very poorly.
The school will give an entertain
ment and supper Saturday.
Paul. Jack and Edward Day, Emmett
and Leland Wayland, and Oscar Clark
enjoyed an egg nest in the woods
Sunday.
A show came to town Sunday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-17
Mrs. Powell Almost Dead.

Dry Ridge, KY could hardly walk
across the room," says Mrs. Lydia
Powell, of Dry Ridge. before i tried
Cardui l was so poorly. was almost
dead Now, l can walk four miles and
do my work with much more ease.
praise Cardui for my wonderful cure.
Cardui is successful in benehting sick
women, because It is composed of in
gradients that act specifically on the
womanly constitution, relieving head
ache. backache, :rregularity. misery
and distress. Only a good medicins
could show such continual increase in
popularity as Cardui has, for the past
so years. Try Cardui. the woman's
so years. You ought to try ft.-Adv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-17
Board Of Equalization and Review
Notice to Taxpayers:

Board Of Equalization and Review
Notice to Taxpayers:
Notice is hereby given as by law
required that the city council Of the
city OF Keokuk, Iowa, sitting as q
board of equalization and review, will
hold an adjourned meeting on the
Goth day Of April, 1914, at 10 O'Clock
a. IN. at the city offices in the city OF
Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa, and con
tinue in session from day to day on
the 21st, 22nd, 23rd, Gath and 25th
days Of April 1914, and any person
aggrieved by the action OF the as
SCISSOR in assessing his property may
make oral or written complaint to
said board OF equalization and re-
view, and any person whose assess
ment has been raised and whose
property has been added to the assess
ment roll, may make such complaint
before said board so meeting.
OF the above take notice and gov.
ern yourselves accordingly.
o. w. SANDBERG,
City Clerk, and
.. Ex.oflcio clerk Of the board OF
Equalization and Review.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-17
BOMB PLANTED ON
PLEASURE PIER
suffragettes Started Blaze Which De-
stroyed $4,000 Worth
Of Property.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.I
GREAT YARMOUTH, Eng, April
1.-THE Britianic pier, one OF the
finest in England, was practically
wrecked by fire today, following the
explosion OF q bomb planted by sur
fragettes. The pavilion. band stand
and dance deck Of the pier were en-
tirely destroyed. The entire super
structure OF the pier was burned
away and the iron supports were bad
ly damaged. The loss is estimated at
$4,000. The fire occurred at 4:oo
a. m. It was preceded by a bomb ex-
plosion which shook the surrounding
territory. Flames we're soon sweeping
the entire pier. The bomb is bel1ev-
ed TO have been secreted in the
pavilion during concert last night
and wan probably OF the timing-deyice
variety which was set to explode this
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-17
SUGAR CREEK.
,>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hchelfergerd
spent Sunday evening with Sam Ar
mold and family.
Herbert Hume and family spent
Sunday with Linn Hume.
Ernest Rayburn, wife and babies OF
Kahoka. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Shallenberger
C. e. Walker, wife and daughter
Myrtle spent Sunday with Chas. Walk
er.
John George Of Kansas City and
Kate McNally of Revere. were over
sunday visitors with Joe Loveless
and family.
stanley Boone OF Sugar Greek and
Miss Mary Sherwood of Kahoka were
united in marriage Sunday evening al
Kahoka. Best wishes go with them
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-17
Local Business Men Want School
Board to do Something to
Change Location Of Gar
field Building.
ACTUAL COST IS SLIGHT
Old Lots Would Readily Sell They
Say-Want connable's Propo-
sition Looked Into
Also.

Public sentiment in keokuk fayors
the purchase of new site On which
to locate the proposed new building
Of the Garfield division of the public
schools. This was clearly shown by
an investigation made today by
Gate City reporter. Taking into con-
sideration the fact that the present
building will be worth something
when wrecked, and that the three lots
now owned by. the board in the pres
ent site could be easily sold, prominent
business men declared that 1t would
be matter Of good business to Sc
cure new site, for they believe the
cost would practically come out even,
and in this way the board could build
the new school and secure the site
and will keep within the $4,000 voted
them by the people.
It was pointed out by one Main
street merchant that II the new
school ia located on thu present site.
the building now standing will have
to be wrecked before the new one
can be started. The new building
could not possibly be finished IN ina
three months of vacation. and the
board would be put to the expense OF
hiring a building or buildings IN
which to house the children next fall
until the building could be completed.
This, he pointed out, would mean
tremendous expense and one which
could be avoided by the purchase OF
new site.
'"Those lots on Fifth street will
bring a good price" one man said to-
day. "The old building will be worth
something, and it looks to me like
the new site could be purchased at
very small outlay. While the deal
might not come out just even, the
added expense for the new site would
be a saving in the long run, when
you stop to consider that 1t will cost
a whole lot to rent rooms, which must
be done II the board tears down the
old building"