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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-08-11

S'btoht ht'ih p'hF'' ~ W fyJ''
ndvdDi se pokraenje Il ~ uspofa
danf noyych branic spotiyd IN =.
royDAni nekolika starych sporI
Casopis tento podDlykA, ze Meme
cko v t6to zalczitOsti souhlasi !
Tureckcm.
Nemecko vzdalo SO nadeje, ze do
stane sc mu pomoci Rumunska.
V Gasopise Tagcs Zeitungu, Wy
chazejicim v Berline, uyefejnGr
byl clanek hrabetc Ernesta Reyen
tlowa, Y ktcrGm Sc prayf, ze Ne
mecko nemGze oGekayati niceht
cd Rumunska. V Glanku sc prayi
ze pfdtelske spojcni & Rumun
skcm, ktcrt ucineno bylo posyat
nym tradici a ma n6mecke strani
peynou dnvGrou, jiz neexistuje. --
PisateI poukazuje b tomu, ze Ri
musko odepfelo dovoliti vyvoz o
bill a prGyoz stfcliva TurktIm
skrzc jeho 1zemi, VkoIiv pry Ru
ski byIo dovoleno, ably IoslalC
stfelivo skrze rumunskf 1zemi
Srbsku Ocekayalo sc, prayi, n
Rumunsko budc Sc snaziti splniti
smIouvy nebo aspoh zachova pfis.
nou ncutralitu, ale stal Sc pray6
opak. Rumnnska neutralita by.
la "zIomysIna" tendenci ystou.
pitt do zapasu ia stran6 nepfatel
Nemecka. Pisatel nIe je toho na.
hIedu, zc diIlezitost rumunske po.
mOci prot N6mecku "A Turecku
bYla zracne zmcn5ena. Pred ru.
skou pordzkou Y IIaliGi pry Ru-
munsko mohlo byti ddlezitym yo-
jenskym Ginitelcm We spolupraci s
Moskaly, ale doba pfiIezitosti mi
nula a politickd a vojenska hod-
nota Rumunska ;ako nepfitele
N6mecka rychle upada. Clanek
pravi, ze doba, kdy Rumunsko mo.
hlo byti povazovdno "a d1lezit6-
no Ginitele We vyvoji balkanskG
situace jiz minula.
Vetsina ranenych Sc pozdravuje.
N6mecko shromazdilo peGlive
statistiku 1mrtnosti mezi ran6ny.
mi vojiny bitve a 2 t6to vycha-
ii IA jevo, ze pine SO procent sc
jich pOzdravi, kolem 2 procent IL
mira a kolem 10 procent stava Sc
k daIsimu boji neschopnymi. Mno-
no tech, ktcri prohlaseni byli k
dalSi vojenskG sluzbe "a neschopnt
u urGeni byli jcnom k vykonavani
podruznych praci a k hlidkam,
pozdrayilo sc pry b6hem DOLBY
TAX, zc znovu na pole vdIecnG
mohli byti posldni Nemci pfi-
znali, ze nell $4,000 ranenych. u
techto SO procent bylo schopno
zaujmouti mista na yalecne linii
b6hem pom6rn6 kratke DOLBY. An.
gIic a Francie ale mali IA to, 10
odhad ran6nych je pri-
lis Milky zc We skutetnosti melo
1876, 900 ranenych, 4
nichz jenom 66 procent pozdrayi-
10 sc upln6. Nemci az doposud
PRIMAL $4,000 mrtyych, ale We
skute6nosti bylo mrtvych 490, 900
N6mccko celkove svoje ztraty ma
ranenych Il zajatych u
iaya ma l,567, ,000, TO je ovsem Wy
Iozen6 sni2eni ztrat Il sezname to
Ihned, porovnayame-li ztraty ma.
Il armady angliekt, ktert byB
LIS, 900, Beach Thomas, korres.
pondent 6asopisu Daily Mail, KITE,
~ posledni dob6 poroynayal
straty jednotliyyeh zemi, prohla-
,uje, 10 nsmeoIS6 ztraty musely.
n}ti nejmtnS i,O06,0O0 a rozd5m
il jc uaslcdoyne' usmreen}ch,
Il0, 600 ran6nyeh, l,6a6, 900 a po
lfesoyanyeh, l,sai, 900 RakousktI
ttraty udaya ma l,lla,000 a rozds
uir ie nasledoyu6 usmreenNeh,
sluN0, rantn}eh, l,ll00O0l po,
itesayau}eh, lsa1,O00 fureektl
.traty odhadujc IVA $4,000 u siee
1, 900 usmreeuSrh 10000 rans
.Seh a 10000 pohtesoyansrh,
telkoya ttraly Nemeeks Rakou
Ia a 'lurecka hyE by tudia \,
~ 600
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-08-11

zettou, ktera prayi ze We vyJcd.
pdyani sc pokraeujc Il ~ uspofa.
dani noyych hranic spotiyd m =.
roynhni nekolika stargeb sporI.
Casopis tento pod1lyka, ze Ntmc.
cko v tGto zalczitOsti souhIasf =
Tnreckem,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-08-11

leGnA IOd Connecticut y 500 nj.
mofniky, jakoz ] lod nemoeniGni
Solace transportnf parpik Han
cock. DaIsi posiIy budou posldny
dojde-li k obnoycni Gtokh ma me
sto reyolucionafi. AmcriGtf na-
mofnfci zdstanou ma Haiti po TAX
dlouho, dokud 1plne kid a pofa-
dek nebude obnovcn.
Bitka mezi Mexikanya
Americany.
Mczi mexickymi bandity a te.
xasskymi rcnGafi doslo ku dvenia
bitkam 0 Norias, Tex, ned6li
veGer, die zprav, jez doSIy DO
Brownsville, jez naItzA sc Sedesat
mil cd jmenovanrno mesta M SC
yer. Telegraph operator y Norias
teIcgrafoyaI pOmoc. X bitkam
doslo pGl sedm6 a pill deyate
yccer. Pfi t6chto bojich Sest Me
Xikann byo usmrceno tfi Anne
rifanG ran6ni. Asi 300 mexickych
banditd pfekroGiIo hranice a roz-
dcIili Sc ma male roty. Do Norias
rychle dostavili Sc ok0lni renGafi
ku pomoci a take setnina B spoil
koy6 kayaIerie byIa tam poslana.
NIkolik zylaStnich vIakd pomo-
ci byIo yyslano k Norias. Die po-
slednfch zprav, boje bandity
byly obnoycny.
Diva lide usmrceni pri automobile
vych zavodech.
Pfi automobiIovych zayodech,
uspofddanych v Des Moines, Ia,
pri otevfcni move automobiIove "a
vodni drdhy, diva lidG byli usmrce-
nj Y sobotu minul6ho tydne odpo-
ledne pred zraky Getnych diyaku
a tfi vazn6 poraneni. Kratce po
zahajeni zavodG Joe Cooper re
Sebring, o., jedouci We SVEN Sc
bring automobilu, prejel po w
buchu gumovGho rafu zavodni
drahu a spadl pod hlavni tribunu.
Automobil Sc nan prekotil, zptl-
sobiv jeho smrt okamzit6. Jeho
mechanic, George Peil, poran6n
byl vazne; byla mu zlomena dv6
zebra, prsa podrcena a utrp6l j.
na vnitfni zran6ni. William Chan
der Fair Haven, N. j., jedouci
Deusenberg automobile, prorazil
dratenou ohradu, pfi Gemz auto
mobil Sc prekotil. Chandler a je-
no mcchanik, Maurice Keller re
st. Paul, Mimi, ocitIi sc pod au-
tomobilem Oba byli vazne pora-
n6ni "A dopraveni do nemocnice,
kde Keller svemu zran6ni podlehl.
Vyhlidky ma mir v Mexiku nejsou
valne.
Vyhlidky ma uspoiadani zalezi-
tosti V neklidn6 mexick6 republice
nejsou vamt, Diplomat latinske
Ameriky, kteri pozvani byli ku
pomoci vladou Spojenych StatI,
mali zcela jin6 ndhledy o pldnech
Y zajmu uklidn6ni republiky jizn6
"a rekou Grande nczli dfednici
Spojenyeh StdtI. DIPLOMAT tito
jsou prot jak6mukoliv zakro6eni
a zadaji, ably porazen6 stran6
" "cientifikn" byl dan hlas pfi re-
organisael vlady, Administrace
Spolen}eh Stat0 nepochybna nyni
lituje, 10 Iatinskou Ameriku po-
2vala do konferenee. lllaynim Ii,
telem tohoto pozvani bylo, rozd6,
lii zodpoy6dnost IA jakykoliv
krok, ktery zajmu uklidntni
Mexika byl by u6inen, Diplomati
jiznieh republik patrne SO domni-
vail, 2e ameriek6 zakro6eni Y Me |
Nlkn ma IA 16el expansi, Admin, |
straee Spoienyeh stain ie toho mi
hledu, ie "eientifikove, " ktefi od |
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-08-11
Gorice brzy padne.


ItaIska vdleGna ifadoyna o.
znamuje, ze Goricc nalGzd sc pred
padcm. Po neobycejne tuhych
bojich podafilo sc ltalum dobyti
hory San Michele, ktera vGyodi
Gorici. Pad Gorice, jez nal6za sc
dvaadvacet mil seyerozapadn6 cd
Terstu, mono oGekavati kazdym
dnem. Ma cele italsko-rakouskG
front6 doslo Y minulGm tydnu k
neobycejn6 krvavym bojdm. Ra-
kouska yalecna 1fadovna prohla-
sujc, ze vsechny italskG utoky by
ly odrazeny, ale Italov6 tvrdi, ze
doeiliIi pozoruhodnych 1sp6chu.
Recko nechce povoliti Bulharsku.
Diplomatic trojdohody snazi sc
&c vSech sill dociliti dohody mezi
baikanskymi staty d ziskati jejich
pomoc pritomnem zapasu Ne
meckem, Rakouskem a Tureckem.
Bl6harsko trva ma svych pGvod-
inch pozadavcich, ably byla mu
vyddna cast Macedonia, kter6
stall Sc pany Rekov6 a Srbov6. --
Recky premier Counaris v minu-
Iych dnech prohlasil, ze Recko
nema tmyslu povoliti pozadav-
kun Bulharska "a zTici sc pozado-
ane cast Macedonia. To povazu-
jc sc BerIin6 "a dGkaz, ze mezi
bcIkanskymi stdty k dohod6 nedo-
jdc IA ze Rrmunsko, Bulharsko a
Recko budou nuceny do skonGeni
pritomn6ho konfliktu zachovati
neutralitu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-08-11

leGnA lod Connecticut 500 nj.
mofnfky, jakoz ! lod nemocniGni
Solace a transportnf parnik Han
cock. DaIM posiIy budou posldny,
dojde-li k obnoycni Gtokh ma me .
sto reyolucionafi. AmcriGti ma
mofnfci zistanou ma Haiti po TAX
dlouho, dokud 1plne kid a pofa-
dek uebude obnOyen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-13
SOFT FLUFFY HAIR is.
FIRST AID TO- BEAUTY

Il your hair Is. nott fluffy, soft and
lustrous. is falling out, streaked, fad
ed brittle. or full OF dandruff, and II
the scalp itches,, do not think it must
alsays be that tway. for pretty hair
is only matter%of care and the use
O. the proper hair. dressing. Your hair
is ike a pIant-tf neglected it soon
dies, while with a little attention it
keeps fresh and, beautiful
Partisan Sage tissa scientific sprepa-
ration that supplies Just the elements
needed to invigorate the hair roots
and stimulate your hair to growt long,
thick, fluffy. soft and lustrous. 1t re-
moves all dandrf1f with one sspplica
ton and quickly Astops itching head
and falling hair. 1t Is the ideat hair
tonic and scalp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nothing injurious, and is delicatelytper-
fuHed.
Wilkinson & tco, or any druggist.
can supply you with Partisan Sage
it is inexpensive. You cannot be.dis-
appointed with this delightful and
helpful toilet NECESSITY, for it twill
surely give your hair the beartytand
charm of youth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-13
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

State OF Iowa. Lee County.-ss.
In the District Court OF said County
at keokuk
Harry c. Stickler, plaintiff, versus
Sarah J. Stickler, defendant--Origina
notice.
TO the above named defendant:
You are hereby notified that peti.
ton is now on file in the clerks Office
OF the District Court aforesaid at
Keokuk in behalf of the above named
plaintiff, against you and praying
that the plaintiff be granted an abso-
lutte divorce from you on the ground
OF desertion.
Cor particulars see petition on
f1le)
And unless you appear thereto and
defend before noon of the second day
Of the next regular May, 1915. term OF
said Court, to be begun and holden
at Keokuk On the third day Of May
A. D.. 1915. default viii be entered
against you and judgment rendered
thereon as prayed for In said petition.
T. A. CRAIG,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-13
AM0L0X CURES
SKIN DISEASES

Stops itching instantly, drives out
all skin eruptions. Do not suffer I'M
bearable torture Of eczema and other
skin diseases. Anlolox is the pre-
scription Of a well-known doctor who
has used 1t with remarkable success
In his private practice and now for
the first time is offered to all suf-
ferers from eczema, letter. psoriasis,
ringworm, acne, pimples and all skin
eruptions. J. F. Kfedaisch & Son sell
Amolox on a guarantee to refund
your money IL it fails to give salts
faction. just wash the skin with a
few drops of this remarkable clean
prescription; all itch and burning
stops instantly. 1t softens and sooth-
es the skin. SO you can rest and sleep.
Trial size, so cents.
In chronic cases best results are
obtained when both liquid and oint-
ment are used.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-13
BENJAMIN ARNOLD
DIES AT LEE HOME
Body Will be Taken In Charge Of by
Fort Madison Relatives and
Inferred Here.

Benjamin Arnold, So years old, died
of parese.s ct the county home at
Summitville last night at 10 o'clock.
He was born In Missouri. Arnold has
been admitted TO the home several
times. His body viii be taken in
charge by relatives from Fort Madi-
son. Interment will be in Keokuk by
the side OF his wife. Arnold's wife
committed suicide here a few weeks
ago when she was unable to secure
any of the drug which she had be,
come addicted to.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-13
WHY is klOAUk FIRM?
Because Its Citizens Have Learned
the Truth.

Because itS SIIiZoHS r1dVe Learned
the Truth.
After reading this generous and en-.
coura ging report from Mr.. Bland those
who have the misfortune to suffer, as
he did, viii naturally long to get SINH
lar relief But to get the same good
ss Mr.. Bland had. you should get the
same remedy. There are Of course.
other kidney pills but there are no
other kidney pills the same "a Doan's.
That is why Keokuk people demand
the genuine.
William Bland, s19 Main St, Keo-
kuk, says: "My back was extremely
lame and when heard that Doan' $
Kidney Pills were effective in curing
that trouble, got a supply at Wilkin-
son & Co.'S Drug Store. They reliev-
ed me promptly and although I had
tried other remedies without success.
my back is now in much better shape.
know of another person who took
Doan's Kidney Pills when suffering
from pain and lameness in the loins
and relief was had in that case"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Nr. Bland had. Fnster-Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, IN. Y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-13

sylvania anthracite coal tax law Is
slowly but extensively being enacted
IN the Keystone state. The action
has been developing for over a yea,
and halt, the coal companies are
$18 100000 richer than when the cur
tain went up, and the show 1. not hal,
over, experts claim.
The entire situation grew out Of .
desire OF conservationists and Others
to give Pennsylvania ample doses OF
gold dollars to Offset the pain OF see
Ing one OF her principal natural re.
sources, anthracite coa1-carted of 70
other states, to keep their enterprises
going, while this state got ONLY the
price Of the coal and a residue OF
mother earth good for nothing after
the coal was taken out, So in 1919
law was enacted putting a tar o,
~ percent Of the value of hard Goa,
at the mines. This was a lew Of fen
cents ton. Half Of the tax SO col.
lected was to be returned to the cou,.
ties wherein the coal was mined E..
perts claim that 80 percent of anthra,
cite mined in Pennsylvania "a Skinned
into other states.
II was figured by the auditor gen.
eral that thu statute would bring .,
between four and five million OF dol.
lars revenue year. The measure
was effective July 1, 1918. and state
officials figured that s2.3oo,ooo was
owing to the state January / 1914
The coal companies immediately IN.
stituted test suit against the cnnsti.
tutionality OF the act, claiming It was
invalid because 1t was special leeisla.
ton, soft coal being exempted from
the provision OF the law. After abont
$4,000 has been paid into the state
treasury by the coal operators. thew
ments until the constitutionaIitv ~
the act was settled.
However, the coal operators ha,,,
been collecting the tax assiduouslv
According to experts, the Companies
have been levying twenty-five cents a
Ion extra on anthracite In order To
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-13
A Plea for Eusenics-

limited Press Leased' Wire SerWce.]
CHICAGO, April 13.-HereE
tragic little note, sc1-awled in pencil,
the Sheffield avenue police received
today: you will find my body at the
foot of Diversey bathing beach. l
am taking my life because my health
was ruined by the young man 1 mar
ried some years ago-a man who
knew down in his heart, he was not
fit to marry any girl can't see why
they don't get eugenic law here. 1
hope this letter will be warning to
ether girls, so they will be careful
before jumping into marriage with
8 man who looks all right, but who
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-13
Today,s oldest Story.

WARSAW, Ind, April 13.-James
Robinson is gradually taking on
weight again. He lost 100 pounds in
ifty-seven days, and incidentally set
a new record for fasting in go doing
Robinson's troubles was that he had
no appetite. He simply couldn't bear
the sight of food. Finally he was in
duced to take glass of buttermilk,
and he gradually recovered. He
had dropped from 23O pounds to 1870.
This upsets the theory of medical
science that ffty-fve days is the limit
Of q mans endurance without food
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-13
AUXILIARY GIVES
. ITS BEST PROGRAM
Student. Branch Of the Monday
Music Club, Sponsors for Excel
lent Meeting Last
Evening.
TO COMMITTEE
Advisory Board Which Has He'pe.
Young Members of Club. is
Given Thanks of
Audience.

One OF the best programs OF the
| year for which the Students Auxiliary
of the Monday Music club has been
sponsor was given last evening. It
was the last formal program of the
year, and in practically every respect
was the best of ALL The numbers
were all given with confidence and
poise, and the individual performers
showed considerable talent in their
numbers.
Miss Martha Baldwin, president OF
the Monday Music club made a pre-
limlnary announcement concerning
the sale of the tickets for the benefit
performance of Les Miserables last
Tuesday, and the amount Of money
now in the treasury
The audience at the close of the
program gave rising vote of thanks
to the advisory committe of the Stu
dents Auxiliary, of which Mrs Leon
ard Matless is chairman and Miss
Eleanor E. Hughes and Miss Caroline
Baldwin members. This committee,
it was felt, had done especially good
work with the young members of the
auxiliary, and credit was due them
for the excellent showing throughout
the year. To Mrs Matless, especially
is credit due for her coaching and as
sistance in the matter OF the special
programs such as the Dickens
Christmas Carol which was given
during the year, and in all of the pro-
grams in which she has helped:
Following is the program:
Orchestra
The Wayside Chapel $500. Wilson
P. c. Hayden, director.
Double Trio
Summer Breezes .Denza
Grace Jester. Celestine Agnew, Mrs
Erickson, Celestine Dickey. Helen
Palmer Gray. Katharine
Montague
Accompanist, Mary Grace Wiley.
Piano
Pizzicatf ...-..-.-........- Delibes
Venetian Barcarolle GODDARD
Donald Stricken.
Violin
Broken Melody August Van Biene
Marie Moseley.
Soul of Mine. ......-......B Barnes
At Dawning ........C adman
Sanford Drake.
Prelude and Fugue in minor. Bach
Marshall Fulton.
Voice
My Ladeie ...............-.T hayer
Thy Beaming Eyes. Mcdowell
Grace Jester.
Piano
March in D fat Op. SO, No. L..
......... Alexis Holleandar
Florence Waltz. =. Emil Liebling
Fred Kirchner.
Double Trio
The Bees .......--. DANA
Hostesses-Misses Irene Hinson,
Elizabeth Howell, Dorothy Norton.
House committee-Misses Ida Ruth
We'll, Emmuella Flood, David Dysart
and Daniel McQuaid.
The auxiliary officers are:
President-HeIen Palmer Gray
Vice president-Sanford Drake.
Secretary-Beulah Well.
Treasurer-Marshall Fulton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-13
Earaon Gives Bond.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. j
CHICAGO, April 13.-William Far
son, Of Farson and Company, and
Roy A. H. Thompson appeared at the
district attorneys Office today and
gave bond in the sum Of IS 900 each
for their appearance following indict-
ments returned in connection with the
governments investigation OF alleged
frauds in exploitation of Colorado
irrigation project
Farson and Thompson Informally
discussed plans with the United
States district attorney to permit
John Ferson and Fl. 3. Parrot to
give bond in New York city instead
OF Chicago
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-13
Quit FaultfndinG.

Lincoln Journal ALI our vain life
we have been looking for preacher
whose work satisfies all who hear
him. and have come to the conclusion
that they amt no such animal
Neither is there a newspaper man on
earth whose ideals dovetail with the
convictions of all his unhappy sub
scribers. Let us QUIT finding fault
with one another and boost little
instead
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-13
ANOTHER WOMAN TELLS
How vinol Made Her Strong

Beallsville, Ohio.--"I wish all ner'
yous, weak, rundown women could have
Vinol. was 90 rundown, weak anq
nervous could not sleep. Everything
ate hurt me, and the medicine had ia
ken did me no good. decided to Try
vinol, and before long / could eat any
thing wanted and could sleep all night
ter health than have been for years:
Mrs. ANNA M1LL1soN, Beallsville, Ohio
We guarantee Vinol for all rundown
weak and debilitated conditions.
McGrarh Bros. Drug CO., keoKuA'
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where.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-13
ANNUAL REPORT OF
STATE ACCOUNTANT

Z Des Moines. Ia, April II. 1915.
. Mr.. o. W. Sandberg,
= City Clerk, Keokuk Iowa.
. Dear Sir:
4 We found your accounts to be
. absolutely correct. You have
. been careful in the keeping OF
Q the city records. You have care
. fully accounted for all money in
o trusted to you and your balances
= were correct.
. Yours very truly.
. NJ. F. cox.
. State Municipal Accountant,
= Auditors Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-13
Makes GOOD Impre..lon.

Judge Wade made a distinct impress
sion with those in the court room this
morning He is very distinguished in
appearance and bearing. In his talk
to the, attorneys and the jurors he
speaks in full rich tones.
During the session this morning
Claude R. Porter, district attorney,
moved to admit to practise IN the fed
eral court L. G. Mckinley of this city.
Judge Wade ordered the clerk to ad-
minister the oath, with the members
of the bar standing.
The courts sessions were announ-
ced for 9 to IL o'clock and 2 to 5
o'clock
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-13

'defray the additional cost OF meeting
the statutes provisions" At the pres
ent time over $1,000, 600 is due the
state, while $4,000 900 have been st-
ded to the nations fuel bill, accord
ing to experts.
In the meantime, the coal COM
panies are kvyiag tribute from the
ultimate consumer.
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and those who are bringing suits" the
court cautioned Keep yourselves
above suspicion, and don't do any
thing that will lead people to point a
finger of suspicion and say you are
crooked"
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is rotten inside. No one knows what
I've suffered. Friends sneered at us
for not living together. l was too
proud to tell them the truth :"
Police today dragged the waters
near Ddversey beach Policewoman
Leuke was assigned to the case.
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Reluctant Admission.

Louisville CourieT-Journal: The
kaiser is coming round reluctantly to
the belief that If there was as great
general in heaven as there is in
Germany the victory could be won.
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Consumer "Pays the Freight"

HARRISBURG, Pa, April 49,
While the ultimate consumer merri1y
pays twenty-five cents ton extra for
his hard coal, the drama Of the Penn
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