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ent and capitalists are not willing. there
fore, to risk investment in an American
dye industry.
"ln spite of newspaper reports to the
effect that number of firms are about
to engage in the manufacture of anime
colors in America, ] know of not single
specific instance of this.
"If the consumers are ready to help
by paying a higher price for their dyes
which is only a small percentage of thH
cost of production of their hosiery the
capital will be forthcoming to develop
the dye industry in this country. There
Is no chance for expansion in this field
now, however, and the industry will con-
tinue co languish until the Government
comes to the rescue by protecting 1t with
a higher duty and enacting an anti
dumping clause"
A severe arraignmCnt of the Admins
traton's "abuse Of power was made by
Lincoln Cromwell, of William Iselln &
Co., of New York, in an address before
the delegates.
He cited three instances Of how the
Government has abused its power In deal
ing with the express companies, the
Alaska Northern Railway and the rail-
roads in connection with the parcel post.
ADDRESS ON ANILINE COLORS
After the reading of reports of special
committees, l. F. Stone. president OF the
National Aniline and Chemical Com
pany of New York city, delivered an ad-
dress on the Manufacture of Aniline
Colors in the United states" Miscel-
laneous business then was transacted,
after which A. r. Calvo, of the Permutit
Company of New York, spoke on the
value of permutized water for processing
yarns.
An address on Federal Regulation of
the Hours of Labor for Children and
Women Workers" by p. c. Withers, H.
linois Knitting Company. Mt. Vernon,
ILL.,, opened a general discussion on the
question. IL
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BARNES MAY PR0L0NG
FIGHT ON ROOSEVELT
Colonel Ready to Close Case,
But Prosecution May Spring
Sensations.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, May 5.-Addltional
grave digging into the political past on
the part of William Barnes, boss of
the Republican state Organization or
New York, in his $4,000 libel suit against
Theodore Roosevelt former President OF
the United States and author. lecturer
naturalist and politician" may proiong
the trial and bring out still greater sem
sations in the drama now being staged
here.
The intention of Barnes to delve deep
ly into the Legislature was indicated by
the presence today of many present and
past legislators, officials and party lead
ers. including Henry NJ. Sage, John w.
Hutchinson, Jr., ]. NJ, Wainwright and
former Comptroller Otto Kelsey.
ROOSEVELT DELIGHTED"
All of which has failed to disturb Col
onel Roosevelt, who appeared In court
this morning and said he was delighted
with the progress of the case. using the
familiar Rooseveltian term for the first
time since the trial began, and indicating
that he is having n bully time.
Former Insurance Commissioner Lou
Payn arrived today. Before any testi-
mony was taken today the record of the
States suit against Barnes newspaper
TO recover an alleged double charge for
printing session laws and lists of Off
GERS and stockholders Of Barnes company
were read. Among stockholders at Vari-
Gus times were Charles D. Hills, Levi p.
Morton, A, n. Brady and the j. b. Lyon
Printing Company which held lSO shares.
Records of receipts of Barnes company
from printing were also produced.
With Colonel Roosevelt scheduled to
take the stand some time today, the
Colonel's case in the Barnes libel suit
was practically concluded. The defense
expected 10 rest late this afternoon or
with a little more perfunctory testimony
tomorrow.
For all political, If not legal, purposes
the Coloners defense was practically ''in"
today.
Upon being recalled to the stand today,
tho 18th day OF the trial and the ninth
day he has been a witness the ex-Presi-
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where Is MeCrossinY' asked Tinney
calmly when he got on his feet.
Il wouldn't bother looking for him
now" the surgeon suggested.
I'm very deslrous OF learning his
whereabouts. insisted Tinney as he gazed
AZ a pile Of bricks. But he couldn't ind
McCrossin, and in order to get an oppor-
tunity TO be near him, went TO Magls-
trate campbsll's once. 10 swear out a
warrant for MeCFossln's arrest.
But the Judge" knows both men well
aud recommended peace. 'sYou really
couldn't swear that Mecrossin hit you
with 4 brick" he told Tlnney.
Il know that 4 brick left the roof, de-
elarad Tinney and / also know that Mef
Cfossln vas the only man on the roof
near the bricks. l know that bricks Do
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-05
| NAZARETH CADETS
GO TO WASHTNGTOA
Young Soldiers Pass Throuoh
This City En- Route to tbs
National Capital.

Sixteen nattily-uniformed boys. ma.
bers OF the graduating class Of the NJ.
areth Hall Military Academy, Nazsr..,
Pa, passed through the city at noo, :.
day on an annual educational tour J.
washington. They will remain in Was
ineton until Saturday, lnspeotlno +,
Government buildings and other points 4
interest in and about the capital, ara -
their return will spend SATURDAY. aftse
noon in this city. Upon their arrival 4.
Washington. they will call upon pr...
dent Wilson. Later make n tour OF M.
city In automobiles and tonight havo
theatre party. They will stop at the Nse
Varnum hotel.
The party is in charge of the Rev
Blum. d. D., principal OF the school AMI
Major NJ. j. f. Reusswig, military n.
structor. 1t left Nazareth at $40 o'cort
this morning. At Wayne Junction, whsr.
trains were changed, the cadets attraoisS
much attention by their fine appearance
On their return to the school, the cadst.
will write compositions about the trim ~
which they will be marked In rhetoric
Two of the cadet officers in the par,v
are Philadelphlans, Cadet Captain wu.
liam j. Scholl and Cadet Lieutenant Al.
bert II. Vaux, Jr The other cadets ~
Cadet Captain Christopher II. Demuth
Lancaster; Cadet Captain Charles Il
Kistler, Morganton, N. c.. Cadet LIeu.
tenant Arthur w. f. Hahn Nazarash
Cadet Lieutenant Frederick StelwaFor
Ridley Park; Cadet Sergeant Major II
Samuel Callem, Shenandoah; Cadet Chist
Musician Harry r. Fischer. East Oranss
". j.. Cadet Color Sergeant Stuart q
Eagle. Chicago; Cadet First Sergeants
Lewis e. Young, Stony Brook. l.. l.. ana
Earl Leslie Griggs, Spuyten Duyvl M
V; Cadet Quartermaster Sersean,s
Charles r. Bray. Bangor, Pa, and John
II. Schultz, Newfoundland, Pa: Cadet
Color Sergeant George II. Jones, HALE.
ton. and Cadet Sereants James II Pols.
man, Jr., Chatham N. T., and Frederier
Fl. Williams, Kingston, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-05
LIBERTY BELL PLANS
TO BE DISCUSSED
Lucky I'd" Councilmen Do Not
Like 5000 Assessments for
Trip.

The lucky "a" Councllmen, who COM
prise the committee to make arrange
ments for sending the Liberty Bell to
the Panama Pacific Exposition, will meet
this afternoon at 2 O'Clock, in City Hall.
Chairman Seeer has issued call for
the meeting, and 1t is expected there
will not be a single absentee.
The Councilmen will arrange for their
$4,000 transcontinental iaunt through II
States at today's meeting and subsequent
sessions. incidentally the 100000 will be
paid from the city treasury. and as
reason for the junket the Liberty Bell
is to be exhibited all along the line 'for
the edihcatlon and inspiration of the ma
ton"
The 100000 instalment to pay the first
cost of the triumphal journey of Phila-
delphia "Clty Fathers" TO the big fair
is provided in a Select Council ordinance.
Before the Liberty Bell returns, either
in bulk or In pieces, to Independence
Hall, 1t is estimated even by the Coun-
cimen themselves that the total cost
to the city will be at least 100000
A jarring note has been sounded in the
heretofore harmonious chorus Of arrange
ments. Word has been passed that each
of the lucky "a is to be assessed 5000
for "incidentals" on the journey. Sew
eral committeeman whose first Joy at OBJ
tanning a place on the committee has been
a bit "gloomed" by the assessment notice
fear that the $500 is merely a first notice.
and that the assessment will be increased
several times before the iunket train
steams out of Broad Street Station.
The assessment notice has further
served to dampcn the enthusiasm of
number of Councilmanic mathematicians
who failed to obtain committee places,
but who calculated that 100 tickets neces-
sary for the special train, would provide
transportation for 76 additional "repre-
sentatives of the city"
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THE WEATHER
Official Forecast

HFAAoiAA+NSAo+Ng hAA L "
For eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer-
sey Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday;
moderate northwest and west winds,
Showers covered the northeastern por-
tlon of the country. including the north
ern side OF the Ohio basin and most of
the Lake region during the last "A hours.
The storm area is moving Off the New
England coast this morning and condl-
tons are clearing at its rear Showers
are also reported from the southern
plains, from the Rocky Mountain region
ana most of the plateau region. There is
= slight temperature deficiency in the
northeastern portion of the country fol-
lowing the storm and low temperatures
continue in the far Northwest, while sea-
ssaable conditions are reported generally
from the Southern States.
u. S. Weather Bureau Bulletin
oosersatlons taken at a, m, eastern time.
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e25jEEz .665&fj jE}, !, - fHp0Nc!LS

not have legs or wings-but they do have
a punch"
II know. but it's all guess work." said
the Judge And Just then McCrossin
passed by, so the Judge" made the part
ners shake hands
Breathe the air while 1t Is free. for
the day will come when 1t will be charged
for by the cubic foot"
Thus did John OHanlon warn those
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srRrKrNa RARpERs eAIN
SIS Employers Grant Wage Scale,
Leaders Assert.

The gross result Of the FIRST day OF the
journeymen BARRIERS strike Is the acces'
sion Of S. small shop owners to the unions
demands and the recruiting OF about 1OO
unorganlzed workers, according to the
strike leaders. a system OF pickets has
been arranged, and the headquarters OF
the strikers, SIS Pine street, is the centre
Of much animation as the pickets report.
Two squads reported yesterday that they
had been thrown out of establishments
they visited. Organizer Jacob l.. Cohen
announced that the strike Is progressing
favorably, and that the men will fight
until every shop in the city has signed an
agreement to observe the union scale.
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Head Cut When Trolley Hits Him

John Hanbery, 81 years old. OF 1sn
Edgeley street, suffered a scalp wound
when he was struck by street car this
noon when working on a brick pile on 18th
street near Dauphln. He was taken ID
the Women's Homeopathic Hospital
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02
Dides, glan3enbes $aar
6rei pon orinb.
Nsbden, Serixdt e.! 9ae 9Aet VIII
weld, ualenb nnb 1errlia! 1asH
cine rs Gents 6Iafde 9anSertse.

E 49,
Benn SIR etpas nm fdtperes 1aar
oebt. Das 99lGnat in 6d6nbett uno tra9H
bon Qeben. 6ns cine unperglelAl,dgee
Beidbeit Sat uno na1enb unb gldnjene
1T, perfudf Dmoerine. -.
Sur cine Npplifation %berooppelt BE BE
lie iofort ie6en @ranb Rartifel., Sbr
t5nnt fein f60nes 9aar nod .gefunoes
6aqr baben. tpenn ST. @rino babt: Stes
Ter 5dorf ra1bt ben @Iand bee Qaares.
%aer5t0rf feline Stdrte unb fem e'qsnf1toges
Neben unb er5eugt. tpenn man i'm n1dt
beieitigt, cine Tieberbaftieteit u1.o en-
SUDDEN Der aopfbnut; bic .8nnrtpur6elH
bungern aus, l1fen it@ uno fterben %,
6mn fdut bas @aar raid aud. Verfe9h
nidt cine 25 Gents Slalhe oes x11ofpi.
toms 9anberine in irgeno elmer apotpese
All fanfen unb bann Der ndt e..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02
30 Die emelti@e Tlotte?

Sn Mmerifa bat man ii9 lett els
ne1n Sabre sen &opf 5erbroden, roo
tpobl Sic. srobe en9liide Sdlo&tflotte
fem fonnte. Nlmitblen Iufidlub
eibt Sic oaniid)e 3eit11ng ~8erlingste
Gi6enoe." Das 8Iatt iagt:
vSss,1 ser Ietten 3eit bot feline See
id)lad,t mebr ltattgefu1oen, tper11 man
rift sic 9eidiebung ser belgiiden
8iiite als Seefampf be5eidnen miu.
Mber rieie 9eidiebung geid)ab 6urd)
einen ne1,en SdIffstpp: es fins Dies
Monitore nit gang geringem Eief-
gang, bon oenen cine al1beroroentlih
erobe Sabl IN sen peridieoenen Sbet'
len gnglanos erbmlt ml1roe ooer nod
i'm @ou lit. Inter oiei en M%onitoren
befiroen lth einige bon gan5 beoeu=
TENDER @robe. @osu bieie eigenar'
tieen Sd,iffe pertpanot tperoen ion,
ten, lit Elm @ebeimnib, aber man nnlB
tpohl EN- groBes S1el I'M al1ge Da'
ben, nod sen beoel1ten0en Summen
81, urtheilen sic fir oieie 6lotte ges
ppfert peroen. M1rn bleibt Sic Srage
pffen, no eiaentlid Sir Sobn feline
SIotterunodt perlmmelt balt, mopon
n1on bisber MIR anbel1tungsmeile Gtn'
5eIheiten erf1br. gor GINGER 3eit
madte cine Moti5 Sic &11nbe bnrd) Sic
Seit1ngen, sic a11Beroroentlid ro'
montiid1 ms uripubribeinlid flang.
Gin Matroie zines 11e1ttralen Sdiffes,
Ser in @irfpau a11f Sen S%rfnep=sS11,
ieIn bon gnglanoern f%eitgebolten
mtrbe, bebauptet bon einem Siigel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02
@6arte Mmstpra@e.

Ser fatboliide @i19of g6um6
Ebomos bon 2imerid in Srlano bat
iib Dor einigen Sagen febr i6arf aus.
ge1proden Iber bie MiBbanblungen,
6enen ii6 iunge Srldnber, bie itd Dem
ariegsoienit burdb Musmanoerung
nod bieiem 2an6e Der 6reibeit gu
entaieben iuden, our6 ben 5tpar gro.
ZEN Natriotismus erbe1deln6en, ober
Dem @affen6tenit un6 Sem SOD fiirs
8aterlanb boh iebr abgeneigten, iid)
aus allen 8epolfer11ngsfloiim 5uiam-
benieben6en 2iperpooler 80bel aus
geiett ieben. ~Dieie @iBbanolungen
ormer iunger triider M~usman6erer in
2%iprpool," iagt Ser 8ii6of, ~rufen
bel allen Srldnoern sic gr0Bte @nt-
riiI1ung berbor un6 bringen ibr SLUT
in Sie6ebite. @as boben 6ieie jun,
! gen 9ea1te berbroden, 6as iolde Be-
leioig1tngen un6 Mibban6lun9en
oltr9 Sen brutalen englii6en G0bel
irgen6mie geredtfertigt erideinen
laiien o6er fold)er 8rutalitdten our
gmidmloigrng 6ienen f0nnte?" ST.
Iidof Gbomas beanttportet 6ieie 6roge
ielb1t nit Dem &impeis 6aru1f, eS lei
bod febr erflarli@, 6oB iid sic jun
gen iriiden 9an6bemobner bem
|Sdidial 5u ent5ieben iudten, in IT.
gen6ein briti1hes &egiment geiteH 81
mer6en, INN irgen6tpo in elmer emile
gene1r @eItgegen6 @nglan6s Sdla6-
ten gu idlagen. Gle battem ii@ fin
|freie Meniden gebalten un6 idben iid)
nun pl0bli@ ols @efangene un6 ge<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02

gr3tramsport praftii6 fit bie oies>
iabrigc Saiion gei6Ioiien. Ser Iebte
6radter, Gotpnier6> fat am @omitag
6ie Miiiube Dods auf Der Gabrt nod
BEN unteren &afem berlaifen. Dos
600 Dod lit bereits fiir Ole Suiion
geidIoiien, un6 audi bonn Mortbern
Boeific Dof lit am Samitog Ser
Trodter 6. 8. @utdinion nit elmer
gr3la6nng als lebter fir 6ieie Gaiion
abgefabren. @on Sen Dmlutb nn6
SSron @ange Dods in 1mo &arbors
gebt om ndiiditen Mitttpod Der lebte
@r3transport auf Dem Mret1rus ob.
@S lit on3unebmen, 6aB au6 Die
Greet @ortbern Dods in M1one3 inn
oberem @isconiin am felben Toge Die
Saiion idlieben tper6en. Na@ ge-
madten 9dabungem fat Der 8eria1r6
bonn 1. Mobember on Bis gum SbIuB
b%eniemigen 6es Iebten Sabres tp6bren6
0es1elbe1 Se1tra1tmeS I'M 3,5OO,OOO
Eonnen M%bertroffen, mas cine 3unab>
bon iber 100000 Tonnen fit
sic gar,3e Saiion be6ertet. @ern ser
@erian6 bon gscanaba, Miblan6 uro
Marquette aus cine entipre6en6e 3u-
1robme 51 ber3eidnen bat, 10 miro Ser
&etor6 6es SabreS 1918, in Dem iid
ser 8erian6 m1f run6 nel1nun6bier<
gig Miuionen 5onnen Belief erreidt
mor6en fetn.
&e6 @ing. - Sra1t Geo. 8ro<
bert a11S @%inneapolis, @itttpe seq
Sei5ers Ser Miltpa1fee= gabr, tpelder
1ebte1 CONNER Bel ser @ntglei=
flung feines 3uges BEL 2ofe Gitp m6b=
reno zines @olfenbruds ums 2eben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02

fam, erbiet bon ser genan11ten Bab11~
geieuidaft I'M giitIiden 8ege $4,000
ausge5ablt.
Ma6ena. 6. SO. Miner bon
bier, Dem 500 @nti9a6igung 511ge<
fpro9en tpl1r6en fir cine Sbrfetge,
bie ibm s.. 6. Suffer beriebt botte>
miro an oas 0bergeridt 8eruf1ng
einlegen. Ct batte ouf $1,000 ge-
f1agt.
8orter. = Mm %. Mobember
lit Elm GROCER 8lod i'm @eiddftsbier-
tel bon Ganbp, Minn.> eingedi9ert
mor6em, tpo6ur9 Elm @da6en BON
mebr als 100000 entltan6.
@inona. - @abren6 zines
blen6en6en S6neeiturmes geriefben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02
Illus dem nordwelten
M1inndota.


ct. Saul. - 8eter @ieien, ser
bier allbeliebt u1r6 unter Dem Mamen
Hapa @iei en befanrt tpar, bot am
Mben6e 6es Danfiogungstages i'm M=
ter bon 80 Sabren bas 3eitli6e geieg-
net. St nar 8rdiioent Der Druid uno
@erlagsgeieuidaft, meld}e bas beutihe
8loH, oie @olfs3eitung" b%erausgibt.
Son Der Marte Simmelsfabrtsfir6e
aus fan6 @~amitagmorgen unter au=
berit GROCER 8etbetligung 6ie 8eeroi,
g11ng itatt. - @toatsmabitor 8reus
un6 Oscar Mrneion bonn itoatli9en
2an66epartement madten befannt,
6aB Der Staat sic Gillette 6iid)3udt-
anitalt, Die in Deermoo6, ser @rom
8ing=gittin County Suberfuloiis-
gunutoriums : @ommiiiion berfouft
bat. Mn @telle Ser 3aedtanitalt miro
Elm Sanotorium erri6tet mer6en. Die
@nitalt tpa1r6e 81 6em bon SEN itaat=
liden @eamten abgeihdbten 8reiie
bon $3.50 berfauft. Sie tp1tr6e Dor
20 Sabren erba1t. Ser Stoat bot
tpeitere Mn1tolten in Detroit nn6 81
rot. 5eit mebreren @onaten pur6e
6te 3udt in Deertpoo6 eingeidrd1rft.
she @ommiiiton miro iofort nit 6em
8uu Beginner. Ser @ertauf tu11r6e
in 8rainer6 abgefhloiien.
9n1mtb. - Mit Canning bat
sic 5hifffabrt aus Sen nor6lide11
@9fe1t fir 6ie QroBer &rahtihiffe aum
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02

3tu11rger1 ibr 2eber fir cine ibren
pollig gleid)giiltige Code preis5uge.
ben. ~Diele orme11 iungen 2eltte ia.
BEN feline S6ee bapon, INN Nos es iid
in 6ieiem @riege ban6el. SIR ST.
tereiie uar aa1f bic 8eitellung ibres
@artoffela6ers geridtet. Sic batten
feinen a1p6ern 8unih, alS in Grie<
Sen at leben nn6 ibrer lan6tpirtb-
idaftliden @eidaftignng no63nge-
ben. 0ies lit gnglan6s &rieg, nidt
Srlanos &pieg, unb mas bat England
fir 6ieie jungen 2eute un6 lire 8or-
fabren getban, INN iie fir ben &rieg
5u begeiitern, freimiQtg lire Saut
fir gnglmm6 5u Marfte 3u tragen?"
Sebr redtig meint Der iriide 8ralat
gum S6luB, tpenr einmal i'm gan=
gen @ereintgten &0nigrei6 3tparpgs-
neife M11sbebung itattfin6en ioae, 10
iei es ni@t mebr als redt un6 bi0ig,
6aB iie augemeinL obre nnterfdie6
un6 8epor5ug11ng itattftn6e. IS iei
aber Ole gr0Bte ungeredtigfeit, sic
engliiden Driifeberger aus alien
@olfsidyi6ten gu MiQionen fret un6
unbelaitigt %berumlaufen 3u laiien
un6 it6 6afiir lda6los 5u balten an
6em lt@ nod an sic beimiide SdoIe
gefeiielt fiiblen6en tpin5igem &eit 6eS
iri19en @olfes, SOS iid meber fir Sen
~intereiiiere nod fit 6ie Sode,
Inn 6ie es ii6 6abet ban6ele, ein Ser
babe;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02
aus tpobrgenomn1e1t gu boben, oaB
lih I'M 5capa 6Iotp, elmer bon groben

aus tpabrgenommen 5l bober, oaB
iib I'M 5capa Slop, elmer bon groben
1elien umgebenen 8u6t, Die eaglilde
6lotte befa1rb, uno boB er mebr als
20 grobe Sdiffe, sa,peroreaonougbts,
Nonserfreu5er, &reu3er aler @rten,
100 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, cine Men.
8e l1nterIeeboote un6 cine Mt3aN
Gransportidiffe sort geieben babe.
Man gla1.bte ober 6ie Code ni6t
redt. Mber 6a erlieB am 6. October
sic engliide Momiralitat cine 8e.
fanntmadung, in Ser iotpobl Die nell.
traler tpie sic alliierten Sdiffe ua1tf's
grnitelte" bapor getparnt muroen,
ourb Sen &entlan6 6irtb 5u fabrem
tpeil Ser Mufentbalt in 6ieiem Sabr>
mai1er uoie gr0Bte @efabr in iid
ldlieBe." gs ldge ein Minenfelb Dor
o6er in Dem &entlanb 6irtb = ober
oieier 6iorb bil6et geraoe bie gin~
fabrt gum scapa 6ilotp. aus oieier
grfldrrng gebt berpor, ooB Die
@abrnebm1ngen oes .Matroien
6urd,o11s nidt er6idtet maien, ion6ern
6ab pirflid) cine groBe engliide Sec
mad)t sort under Cir Sobns &oms
n1onoo periammelt lit. Man ideint
ollo 111rht oaoor gebabt gu boben,
bob be1,tid)e Inter eeboote li6 Ser
enelild)en Slotte 11abern fonnten, nno
6esbalb id)eit1en sic @nglan6er es fir
oas @idtigite gebalten gu baben, lih
bur6 Elm groBes Minenfelo gu
lid)ern."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02

= sebt $. 6. Ooung fit ct
NIuub Gtabteigentbum.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02

9amen=S dnbe.
$1.75 Raar bon Srauen @ioz@9uben
un6 Ratentz@pibe, @rDBe iinD bon 2K
$s:5 ( g s@ 5 s5s!t' @ert9 Bis $3.50
$50 Raar tan 8uditin, tan @nebe.
i6tpar5e gelbets @tpeoes, Rateut &nopf<
nno Sdniiri9ub, Gun Metals, galours
$3.50 big $500 e. Al
100 Baar Queen Bud, Champagne.
@eb @io Mbenb<H antoffeI, e1 On
8ertbe Biz $500, iebt. ....41sO7
Cine grpBe Got bon Mdbden @ib
56niirl1uben, @rDBe 10 big q
2, tpertb Biz gu 5000, iebt. OILY
ane 10c 90 i6ie, ir9enb cine e.
Sarbe, 3n nur ................OC
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EARLY START OF WORK

G Z Ws-zss-5EE- a EozEs-s. y
T. --@=s-- u ras EsoEEk Electro
Metals c1-rGE. EsoEzEs Ess- SEs4g--
$50 t-5-E-al s15Ezo1. TEzc1 EzI %
es-s o- trzc- O. Land u Fori's -
1@-@o-- inst teE9= Tz5s-s iii, EsS Il
sa3EL to6zF CT hurried TLsS- As
f. Gazing c- IAT1g -Lts sT1lE
81 -s-o--cE to- 5s east
Nj Tasssate-gs- expressed hsz-
ssE. Esa pleased with the progress 80
lar E-1 Sail Els st--zrsCa Was bright
We 1ps1 20 sI1 within the usT
rHo weeks Il placing IN the FONDA
-5os to- tLs 5zEItt1s-~ NJ. WsisseE-
os-z- sz-sd this morning ID Gs1s
City reporter. ami zcriTe Eo-k o.
E1s buildings Eh0ssiTss viii sstzrI \
-ls @a1Ez-s f1-Ers- The p-sHratn-
arr sE-sFs hare al 5ee- completed
AID s-s-yr5srg Il rea5y for 5Zfilt1g
operations The sl-uz-soz, everything
considered & O. K o. We EouldH
hare decided 10 settle here. That Is
I'll have TO say s1 tEe present time
Mr. Wsssssl5eEs- spslt the DAY
With J. AE5srr Ee6ztsca, President OF
the Esokuk Industrial association In
visiting the site selected by the col-
pzny and the other m1usHa! tracts
This morning they paid q visit 20
ths city council To clear mp the last
matters concerning the vsssttng OF
tire streets in Fo-dTs addition 70 adj
10 -hs building tract To facilitate the
construction work that Is about 70
start plans are being made TO coz
sz-uc- q switch from the railroad to
the site Of the plant
City Solicitor Craig framed an ordi-
nance thst met with the approval Of
Mr.. Weissenberge- for the eonstrIc-
ton u this switch and this was passed
by the council this afternoon.
The ordinance gives the Reokuk
Electro Metals company the right to
construct z railroad switch and side
track On Railroad street IN Ford's adj
ditsoa. on the south side Of the rail-
road tracks as nov located, and side
walk spacss, II front O; lots 10. II
ard Y IN block 9. and lots I, s, 9, 10
and II In block 10.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-29
CITY NEWS.

See Miss Davidson for Christmas
presents, 81 Main street.
Pest SoringSei. lump coal. s3-25
per ton. cash ]. G. Hc-fanus C Co
Saturday -Psrgain day at Lud-
vfg's Watch the windows, 1904 Main.
Gray Bros.' bronze. party Slipper
5ust received "A widths and On
Ho6ge K Hawkes..
a. z. Johnstone has bought q
new Overland Limousine of the Over
Iand garage.
schouten's Bakery, Inc. have e
new OTerlznd delivery car bought Of
the Overland garage.
&C. 6. Boyd, cashier OF the Way
land bank, has a new WHY'S Over
land Knight car bought Of the Over
land garage.
Swiss, brick. cream. Hnburger
and Roquescrt cheese at Tmmegart's.
Cold weather il sure TO come.
Buy your winter shoe supply at Lud-
Wigs. 1904 Main street.
--Pucketchetuck lodge No. AZ. Eee'F
every FrdaY evening at 300 o-cio =
Geo 4. Burns. n. G.: George We I'm
meart. permanent secretary
At the Baptist convention at Ce-
dar RAPIDS, Mrs. F. B. NcAllister Of
Keokuk was chosen member at large
for one year Of the Young Peoples
commission.
Spring chickens. choice ones
rcaEts OF meats, fine ones. at Mark
ley's.
Choice spring lamb and chickens
finest roas.s of beef, veal and pork a.
Jos. Haubert's. 7G9 Main Let US
have your Sunday order.