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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

gnsIdnber es 70 scmad1t; bte Denuss
ten Slaf6en ipossn etipa brsiBig aiIo
unb sntbisItsn bier &ubitmetsr. Snns
Bert TlnIben lanstsn olfo our gull
lung zines tleinsn 8aIIons. Die
Idmtli6en anbersn 9etuinnunssm0s>
li6teiten perbpten ii6 in bisiem SolI
= neil Iie on bic 8srtpenbung Don
WnIier ssbunoen iinO, bas bort nidt
Su baben mar.
reberbnupt iit bic ptrodene" @es
pinnung bas SbeoI fir ben SeIbses
braua, aber biefes SbeaI 1T in aIlsr
Strenge nod ni6t errei9t. Don eis
mem fronSDiifhen Gbemiter itnmmt
Der @orIdloa, RatrOntaIt nit ireenb
elmer SiliciumIeeierung, etipn Terros
Silicium, su sIiiben. 9eibe Subs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

iibcr See eetommenen 9eut!den
ni9t beim &opfe aenpmmen.
0amals nun erIangten bic Seuts
f6en bon benz S0nige 70 biel an
8pben sugeitonben, aIs Iie nit elmer
S9ienbout umipnnnen tonnt,n.
Die 9eutIden Seridnittsn Oorauf
cine 9out in gang biinue Streifcn
unb umgrenSten Oomit einen Sell
bes 2onbes. auf bem iie oann tleins
9sbGube sur 9srgung Der Norsi
erri9tstsn. (Gine Sage, bic be-
tonntlib aud fir bic Griinbuns
&artbosos beitebt) 9lls bic 9suts
i6en bonn aud cine Stride sebaut
bottsn, bra9tsn iie einen prieiter,
ein,n frommsn unb gelebrten Monn,
Meinorb nit Nomen, nit ii4, Der
bic Spra9e Der 8arbnren erlernte,
ii9 ibren Sitten unb i6rem Settle
an6equentts unb lie ben @!aubsn
gbriiti 5u lebren besann. limb bic
3abl Der 0eutfdeH ipuhs bon Sag
au Sag. Den Boben. Der ibnen bonn
&Dnig suseitnnosn ipprben mar. ums
soben iie nit Wfauern uno erbauten
SteinbGuIer. 60 entItnnb bic Stabt
Riga am llfer Der Dina.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

tpir bur9 @erbrennung srSeussn tons
nen, iie brinst @iIen Iei9t gum
S9meISen. Nun tann fie dlfo gum
3erf9neiben bon MetaIlbnrren unb
profiIborren benubsn, inbem man
tinfa9 nit bem 9lpparat bariiber
binFGbrt. 9as WIstuIl perbrennt uno
fpiro glei15eitig BON BEN na4itros
member 9nsitrobl in einem 5untens
rssen fortsebloien.
Sie gntbedung bes DafIeritoffs
fdIlt in bic @enbe bes porisen unb
porporigen Snbrbunberts. als bic Gbez
mie ifren unssabnten Iufi9pung gu
Hebnen be9onn.
man tonn iidb beute taum cine
@oritellung banOn MAIDEN, pas fir
cine Repplutiun in ben &Opfen bur9
biefe @ntbedung berporgerufeu purbe.
man geip0bnte ii4 nur !angiam bas
ran, bab infer uIlbetanntes @oiier
aus spei Glemsnten iih aufbuut; bas
cine nunnte man WaIIeritoff, has
anoere ipar bereits in Der Quft na9s
aepieien unb Sauerftoff getauft ipOrs
ben. Seute Iernt bos ieber Sunae
I'm llnterritt, unb aud bic urz
fpriinglite 9arIteIIungspeife pirb
ibm borssaeist, bic 3erleguns bes
9Dufiers bur9 ben eIettrif9en Strom.
9Bir Neobernen, bic mir i'm 9eiiB
qlettriI6er &raftmoI9inen Iinb, ipe!9e
bic oamoIigen QuelIen rieIenbnft
ii6ertreffen, tpnnten baran ben.en,
aud bic @eipinnung i'm groben eIets
4riT1 at betreiben, Sur6 y@lettrolps
fe". Smmerbm 1T bieIe @erfobrunass
art bod nod Iebr toitIpieIig. unb bic
Se9nit ereift nit 9ont ollie Snnos
boben ouf pel4e bic Gbemie ibr bic
tet, nm iie bur6 onbere Mstboben
gu srfeBen. 9uron iTt henn au8 tein
Man9eI.
Dos Woiieritoffeos ertpies Ii9 uns
ter ben Sdnoen Der pbniifer oIs Furbs
nno geru6lps, es 1T olio fir unIere
Gimme iiberbaupt nic9t ipabrnebmbar,
bD6itens miibte iemonb, elmer reinen
MaIieritoffutmOIp6Gre ousgeieBt, ers
itiden, iueil ie ben gltempro5eB ni9t
gu mterbaIten oermng. Wlon fiiIIte
subor Iuftleer gemn6ts @lns6oIlpns
nit bem ggens, legte lie duf Die
Wnge, rno ba ofienborte Iib cine
iebr mertpiirbise GiqenI6oft: Der
@aIieritoff mar UisG Iei9ter nIs Cuff,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

bestampf auf bic Grfiilluns feines
Quftroges bsSa9t: Dem Serrn.
OberIten i" Dos 9lnbenten bss
SuIaren perecS, Der. setreu Bis in
ben Sob, ieinsn Sameraben elm
Ieudtenbes 9eiipisl iOIbatif4er
pfIi4terfiilIuns CAB, ipurbs bur4
bic @erleibuns Der Silbernen Sapa
ferteitsmebaille 2. 9laiIe seebrt.
Die Serben botten bic Sape an
ein5slnen Streden bsrart burG
6luBminen unIi9er ssma9t, bab es
iiG notlpenbig eripies, bieIe aufaus
fuhen unb unIdGbIid su MAIDEN.
gu bieier an unO fir ii9 ssfdbrli"
den, unter ben pblpaItenben llms
itGnben, mo bonn feinbliden llfer ie<
bes bsrartise llnternebmen bur4
9eipsbrfeuer seit6rt purOe, SplIs
tiibnbeit erfprbernben grbeit mels
bette ii9 Suiar SoIepb Nsmet bes
Suiarenregiments Rr. 8. ObpObl
er ipubts, baB bas ienieitiss 1lfer,
Ioipie bic bort pernnterte Sdiffs>
miibIe BON &omitatfdis fharf be-
ipadt tpurbe, moate er ii9 zines
9lbenbs auf ben @es unb bur9s
I6lpamm, als bic abenobGmmerung
bereingebro9sn mar, bic an bisier
Stelle unsefdbr 600 Mleter breite
Sops, um bic Sdiffsmiible Ios5us
MAIDEN unb Johann nn9 abipGrts
treiben gu InFen. gr lonste sIiids
lid BEL Der Miible an uno ippIIt.
eben bic 2lntsrtette losma9en als
er bon ben lSerben bemertt lpurpe.
Sin beftises Jsusr, ipeldss man
ouf ibn erOffnste, ma9te ieOsn tpei'
teren @eriu6, feline glufgabe bur6s
sufiibren. ousfdtsIos. unb er muBs
ts frOb fein, bob er nit beiIer 9aut
babontam. Sob er CAB Ietn @or'
babsn ni4t auf. glndt barauf burd'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

brsnnunsspro5sB, an elmer bsIiebissn
SteI!e irgenbpie eingeIeitet, pflonst
fi9 obne 3utun bur9 bic sanae
MofIe fort, es bIeibt giatroniiIitat
unb ssbronnter SaIt iibrig, Der se>
famte DuIieritoff aber ipirb fret. Sn
ber Oiennanb Iiegt Elm S9Iangens
rObr, nit @afier gefiilIt. Sieies
berbampft unO entitrDmt bur6 Die
fen in ben Sfenraum, ben ProSeB
besiinitiaenb. 2tus einem &ilo Maiie
gepinnt man ettpa 300 2iter Sos,
fir ieben &ubitmeter iinb olIo runb
brei ailo erforberli9. 9nnab tann
man bic anforoerunsen an ben
SranspOrt ermsIIen. Die Mii4ung
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

pirS in I9iefsrgrnue 8G5de gepreBt
unb IuFtbt9t in 8Is9biidien OerIDtet.
Die Gntbinbuns bes WaIieritoffs
seIdiebt raid unb Obne SIamme.
9ns belize Sos muB nit Waiier
getii6lt tperben, bebor ss in bic Ball
lpnbiiIIe selangt. Bon 9inbs
itommt Der @orI9Iag, MaIIergas ouf
: 200 9rnb su brinsen. Bel oisIer
Semperatur berfIiiTiigen ii9 &obIens
ogpb unb onbere 9eimengunesu unb
es b!ei6t fait nur reiner @aIierItoff
iIii6tig.
gBie man Iiebt, iTt g8aIIer aud
bier erforoerGi9. @erT9iebene SIR
men baben nod anbers 9erfnbren auss
gsnrbeitst. Srobbsm tpintt bier 9es
mii9sn @rfinbern nod elm psites
GsIb. uno bieIIeidt 1T bos sristnte
Problsm Der trodenen SerItel!ung
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

Slfte Ret6obe Der 8aiieritoffeepinnure:
in BEN SdiIern befiubet iidj Glen.
bas nit SdtpefeI' ooer SaI5idurc
iiber9oiieu tpirO.
iiansen tperben gut semifdt unb fein
gepuIbert, iie sIei9sn grauem Sonb,
Der aber entSiinbbar lit. Der @ers
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

gud beiIiat euer bebres Gmt,
Inns iiber gSeb 5i troltcn,
SAB bon ben 2eiberloiteu
Gud Sant aus treuen Gugen flantntt.
Sbr obnt ben Sobn bon Na5aret
Sm SempeI eurer Seele.
golI g6ttIifer SefebIe
Gilt ibr bon arsnfenbett 5u sbett.
llnS iper6et 10 bon S6mer3 5eriuiibIt.
8ie iene in ben &iiieu.
llnN neigt eudI bienitbeflilien
8eiI ibr Der gtenihbeit 2cio burdfiibIt
gud bat Der ianfte Serr erIOIt,
Sn bieien 2eiberstagen
Gin Id)iueres 9reli5 5u tragen,
Sod aud bon ibm fIiebt $rarnt iinS
Sroit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21
Beroilte pfIitttreMe.

0urh einsn 9ltt IsItener beroi.
f9er Pflt6ttreue bis in ben Spb
bat it9 ber unsarifbe SuIor perse3
einen @brenpIaB in Der @eTdi9te
ieines Regimsnts, Rr. s, seIi9srt.
Gin bDberer Sffiaier entIonbts ben
SuIaren NIT einem brinsenoen
idriftliden 8sfebl gu benz in Der
Geuerlinie befinOIi9en &ommanbans
ten eines Snfanterierssiments. Die
Snfnnterielinie, ipie au9 Der engere
Roum binter biefsr ipurben bonn
Seinbe unter bsFtisem Snfantsrie.
unb IrtiIIeriefeuer sebalten. perec3
ritt, unbetiimmert um bic ibn umSfs
i9enben 9eidofie. obne iebes 30s
germ auf bsm tiirseiten Dese bur9
ben beitri9enen Raum, um feline
Melbuns abauliefern. S9on mar
er ungefdbr Bis auf go Saritt an
bic S9iparmlinie beranselonst ols
Rob unb Geiter, BON me6reren aus
seln sstrOffen, gu 8oben itiirsten.
Dies aGles ereisnste ii9 i'm Sidt.
treiTe hss borne befinbliden aoms
manbonten bes acknowledgements,
su ipeldem Der MeIbsreiter sntfenbet
ipurbe. Der Resimentstommanbant
i4idts cine OrbonnonS gu SUB gu
Silfe. 9Gs Ii9 Der SnfanteriIt benz
@sfallensn nGberte, erbob iib bieier
nit LETTER &raft bonn 8oben, unb
bic fariftli9s MeIbuns bod in bg
erbobenen SonO baltenb unb na4
borne bsutsab, rief sr, nod i'm S9s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

ieIpuntt, no bic 9allonbiille lag unb
bonn braufenO ntitr0menben 9as oIIs
mGbli6 oufgsblGbt tpurbe.
Ssit mir selernt babsn, aIle Safe
su tpmprimieren, beiiben mir elm
neues Mittsl, iie an beIiebiee Orte in
GROCER Wlense gu fhaffen. Ser
BaHerItoff pirb in Sobriten na9
irsenO elmer MetbObe. oft als 9lbfaIs
prroutt, geppnnen. auf bunoertSpan>
Sig 9ltmoipbGren SuiammengeprsBt
unb in oidpanoigen StablfloTfen,
lpeIhe bisIem ungebeuren Druid gez
!pu9ien iinO, nit Der GiIenbabn ober
ouf @ogen Sur @erbrau6sIteIle
tronspprtiert. gei i6ren 8riegsSiigen
in 2tirita bnben bic StaIisner unO
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21
Sin flciner 1imiurg!

General Rstrograbopitf6: .llnIinn,
ipenn Sein6e INNER iussn, mir peis
den Ssriid! gir ssben INNER bOrs
ipdrts; = bo @rbe 1T &usel, milf.
fen mir f9Iieblid beraustommen i'm
Deiten unb tOnnen fallen SeinOe in
!aiiden!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21
Der WaIIsrltoff I'm 8eIds.
Bon @iIhelm 9atine.

ssn Triebensseitsn finbet Der @afs
i.rifoff pObl bauptIddIi4 in Der
MetaIlinbuitrie @erpenbuns. Mlan
IdBt nGmIit6 in benz iosenonnten
.SaneilIi6en Subn" aus spei RSb.
rem unb @orratsflaI6en WaIIeritoff
unb Soueritpff unter Druid suioms
menifrSmen unb ent5iinbet fie. Siefe
Sti9fIamms 1T bic beibeite, tpsIds
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-10-21

ent Oonn sl6R. ipenn es seluneen
iein tpirb, ben WoTferituff, bieIen
fIii9tigiten oIler befonnten irbiT6eR
StOffe. in srOben Wensen nit &c.
ringen untoiten = gu perFIiifiigen!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-13
ing his candidacy next January. his

ing his candidacy next January. his
friends say.
| Politicians predict that Charles A.
Rawson, chairman of the republican
state central committee. will throw his
hat In the ring later in the year. II
Harding and Rawson go into the race
as the politicians expect, they declare
that it will be practically impossible
for any one of them to get the neces-
sary 35 per cent of the vote at the
primary
B. w. Garrett. clerk of the supreme
court, is being spoken of as candi.
date for governor on the republican
ticket. Recent political events have
strengthened CARROTS chances, his
friends say. He says he will not make
any decision what he will do until the
first OF the year.
Regarding third term for Cover
nor Clarke. the politicians say that
the possibility is getting narrower
every day. The governors friends
say that he does not intend to make
another primary fight He has nj
ready made four fights for the COVER
norship-two in the primary and two
in the general election-they point out.
While the governor enjoys good fight
over big issue, his friends say that.
he does not enjoy fight for additional!
honors In politics.
Under the spirit of the primary. the
state convention must make the nom
nation for governor from the list OF
those who made the primary fight,
the politicians say. Therefore they
predict that there is but little chance
that the convention will discard the
at the primary and chosal
an outsider although it might have
the power to do so.
The dry forces consider Harding as
the wet candidate. The wet faction
considers Cosson, Allen and Garrett
as the especially dry candidates. The
six, il they are all in the race. will
divide up the vote. But, the temper
ance faction predicts that there will
be majority of dry delegates in the
state convention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-13
vINcENNEs.


! I *
The Smith and Reno Co. show. given
here the past week. was well attend
ed. ~
The vincennes public school COM
menced Monday with Miss Margaret
smith as teacher.
Miss Hazel Wede1 OF Donnellson is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Myrtle Cruze.
MIR. Irwin Sherick has returned aft
Ier spending few days in Croton,
with home folks.
Miss Katheryn McCarty has return
ed after spending the past two weeks
In Pochahontas.
Henry Camp Of Des Moines spen.
Tuesday with home folks.
Mrs. Ida Chronicle and daughter
are visiting relatives In st. Charles
Miss Anna Kerr is visiting relatives
in Montrose.
Mrs p. j.. Bailey Is on the sick list
Mr. and Mrs. w NJ. Doherty and Mr..
and Mrs Winnie Bentzinger spent
Sunday with Sina McCarty and wife.
Rev. West filed his regular APP
pointment at the Union chapel here.
Sunday morning and evening.
G.. l.. Kerr and daughter. Bethel, at
tended the show in Keohul1 Thursday
Miss Marjorie Allen of Keokuk is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Bailey.
Misses Fannie and Hala Scovern
were Keokuk callers today.
Wesley Johnson and brother. Chris.
were Keokuk callers Wednesday.
francis Driscoll of Belfast spen.
Sunday with Raymond O'Connor.
Miss Roberta Tweedy has returned
to Keokuk to attend school.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-13
keokuk, Iowa September 10, 1915
COMPENSATION.

COMPENSATION.
All day long I strove to follow Duty,
To set my feet within her narrow
way;
shut out from my heart ali love and
beauty.
To all my hearts desires answered
may"
Bravely followed, while her swift
feet speeding
Led on and on. from height to dis
tant height,
Ever she kept before me. little heed
ing
Il My prayer that she would tarry in
her fight.
But when the shadows fell, mourned
the beauty
That sought to crown my path, for
sg Love l chfed,
When, close beside me, radiant. white,
stood Duty
10, am all you missed-and
Peace beside"
Florence Jones Hadley in the Phila-
delphia North American.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-13

Perhaps the most curious mineral
found in the United States is stauro-
lite, otherwise known as the fairy
stone This is an iron-aluminum
siiicate found only in Virginia and
North Carolina, the reddish-brown
and brown-black crystals occurring in
well-defined single and double crosses.
There is some commercial demand for
the crosses as curios, which are worn
as watch charms or on chains in the
manner of locket or lavaliere-a de-
mand perhaps stimulated by the
quaint legend which is told of their
origin; the fairies living in the caves
of the mountains, on hearing the sad
tidings of the death of Christ. fashion.
ed these crosses as mementos of Him
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-13
IOWA POLITICS.

Politicians declare that the entry
of Carl F. Kuehnle OF Denison in the
race for the nomination for governor
on the republican ticket, practically
makes it certain that the nomination
will go into the state convention.
There are now three candidates in
the field for the republican nominal
ton. One more is certain, and there
may be fifth before the primary
opens, it is said. Discussing the state
political situation the Register and
Leader says:
Senator Joseph H. Allen, Attorney
General George Cosson and Carl +
Kuehnle are now bonafde candi
dttes. W. L. Harding, lieutenant gov
e-nor, is making an informal csn~aes
OF the state preparatory to announc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-13

was adopted, Supervisor Hosier vot
ing aye and Supervisor Scheffler yot
ing aye, to-wit:
Be 1t resolved. that the county clers
be, and che Is hereby instructed te|
distribute the Lake fund now on de
post In the Keokuk National bank
by paying into the county treasury q
the credit OF the county fund, such
portion Of said fund as properly BE- |
longs to said county fund.
On motion the minutes Of the days
session were read and on motion ap
proved, whereupon the board adjourn.
ed to meet Monday. July ~, 1915, at
o'clock a. m.
Monday, July H. 1915.
Board met pur5uent to adjourn.
ment, Supervisors Hosier and Schef. |
Ter present.
On motion the following claims
we're allowed. Supervisor Hosier vot. |
ing aye and Supervisor Scheffler vot.
ing aye, to-wit:
Waterloo Const. Co., pit. pay
ment contract fill Of vogt
brdg. .......... $500 0o +
Koss Construction Co., Cruze
and vogt brdgs. 1853 81
Charles Ireland, Main, Skunk
river Terry observation-disclosures. IL. 80
gang 14.2s
Raw Buck. brdg. wk. 300
w. II. Stalker, same $3.50
Geo. l.. Bernhard, dragging
Co. road 15.4'
John Duff, same ............. 2S.Ou
H. NJ. Logan. same 1915
Jess TAYLOR. same 80 10
Henry Throener, same ....... 275o
H. D. Loewenstein, guard. pris.
road lo.os
F. J. Bergthold. drayage steel log
A. T. & S. F. Ry. Co., freight 49,
C., q. & @. Ry. Co.,, same. -. 49,!
j.. B. Notwithstanding. ms. f4.eo
Joe Cavanaugh. wages, Co.
home 25.V.
& p. Hart Same % 90
Frank Hardy same % 10
Jessie starr came 90 90
Jennie We,seh. same 20 %
T. D. Hauhert. supplies. same fa3 :.
Martin larsen. steer killed. Pow
John Bergman, hauling Gin
ders, G. H ........ 21
John Tierney, fence posts, :.
Sher res. 5.%
F. c. Chambers, office ex. Dpty. :.
arhert yo,Jars sar,a Drty rls 6.1
F. F. Bucholz. goods jail. Fl NJ. 1ea
(To be continued)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-13

Mrs. Josephine Schmidt, II, OF Rock
Island, H., has served notice on the
grown-up kids Of Aoam Gassman, 70,
wealthy widower Of Chicago, that If
they venture on her premises where
Adam Is rusticating, something will
happen to them. Mrs. Schmidt thinks
her guest has been mistreated by his
children and she proposes to give
them all the comforts of home in his
second childhood. What more could a
lonely widow do?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-13
onstrated. Try the following and

I E r. 4 =
onstrated. Try the following and
you will never forget it.
Take pencil and paper and try to
write while In such a position that
the light will fall from the right side.
The shadow of the hand or pencil or
both is thrown on the paper In such
a way as partly to cover the char
acters one is making This necessi
tates closer view point and con
scious strain on the eyes. Now let
the position OF the writer be reversed
SO that the light falls on the work
frPm the left side. He will notice that
the shadows fall away from the work
he is doing and leaves the field un-
obscured. In making the change, he
cannot help but notice the feeling Of
ease that is experienced by the eyes.
This. applys to any other kind Of near
work in which the fingers work under
the guidance OF the eyes. The fact
should be remembered in planning
school rooms, work rooms. offices
and places where steady, close work
is to be performed.
NJ W. 8. asks for treatment in diar-
rhoea in infants.
Answer: Little children with infan-
tile diarrhoea have been cured by in
ternal baths Of salt or sea water,
method which has been used in Eng
land and France with great success
Internal baths of hot water are quite
effective In stomach and bowel trou-
bles in either babies or grown people.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-13

bunch of straws, indicating the
direction Of trade winds comes from
the Factory Magazine of Chicago. A
poll OF 163 manufacturers in the east
and middle west on the prospects Of
fall business show 1913 reporting pros
poets exceptional tine" "above
normal or good; eighteen fair" or
fairly good,' the rest "dulr' and
poor"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-13
Tuesday. July 6. 1915.

| q
Board met pursuant to adjourn
lment. Supervisors Aosier and schef,-
Ter present. ea.j
were allowed, Supervisor Hosier vot-
ing aye and supervisor Scheffler vot-
ing aye, to-wit: a.
Payroll for bridge work under
e. N. Jack, In June. 1913 ~
he. N. Jack. exp. brdg. supt... 71.94
al. Pezley, hauling and cu1. wk. 1900
|C. J. Holbrook, livery B. OF s. 1900
Nelson Planning mill, screens,
Sher. res. and C. H., K. 49,. 40 80
10. F. Andrews & Son, brdg.
mt. 1870
w. s. Montgomery. bailin, D.
c., K. 300
IH. Loevenstein, same ..... 1900
John L. Kenney, same. ..-.... 1900
.C. A. Wright, same. ......... ~. 90
Henry Berens, same, Fl. NJ. 48. 90
w. D Masters, same. :. -. ..4S. 90
e. w. McManus, sal. etc. Co.
81 Atty 4JS. ~
Il q. Weber. same 292. SO
e, P. Nayler, road work ..... So go
James Stanley, same 200
a. Scherfe, SOL rel. Ft. $500. 1884
Alice Finerty, same K ...... 234 80
u. H. SlingerIand. same, Mont. 1900
w. n. Bennett, justice fees. 90 90
Sundry witness fees Buckler's
court A.ZU
J. B. Watkins, SAL Dpty. Sher. 1898
The following report OF ]. B. Wat
kins Dpty. Sheriff. for the month Of
June was approved and ordered filed,
to-wit:
Fees earned in civil cases. ...$ 10. so
Fees earned in criminal cases 4S go
Lockups and discharges $3.50. 14.2b
$ ss. As
Fees received and paid to
county treasurer .......S 1856
On motion the following resolution
of. necessity was adopted:
Whereas, on the 9Th day OF July,
1915, same being the date fixed there
for, the board of supervisors termin-
ated the hearing in conformity with
the public notice thereof, and passed
a statutory resolution OF necessity on
the 9Th day of July, 1915. now there
fore be it
Resolved. by the board OF superyis-
ors 81 Lee county. Iowa. that 1t now
finally determines to construct the
bridge described in said resolution of
necessity as follows
Santa Fe avenue bridge over Dry
Creek in the city of Fort Madison.
Iowa
On motion the following resolution
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-13

Down in old st. Joe, a girl driver of
jitney, being refused a fare, hauled
the tightwad to the police station,
collected the price Of the joy ride
and the police court took FLYER for
the persuasion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-13
wIsconsin Want, pemoerata.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. !
MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Sept. 13.-Wis-
consin's democrats, who will hold
their annual conference during the
progress Of the state fair, which
opened here today, will consider
means to bring the national demo-
cratic convention to Milwaukee,.