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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-12
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Rom IL. aprh. bia glaris,-Das
"GiOrna!' O'5iaIia" parnt ods Doll
Dor ben Na4inationsn Der 9srbiinbss
ten, bic b.itrsbt iiHb. ben @laabsn 5u
srpstsn, Oub Gin Separatfrisos siDis
i4sH S.iisrreih.lInsdrn unb aublanb
in Gsbict osr MSsli@isii Iiss,. I'M auf
otsis Bsiis bic neuirdIsn NG4is gu
elmer SkiInubms am ariss 5u psran'
laifsn, Du Fs anbsrnfulIs. na6 Der Be-
bauPtung Der gsrbiIub,teH. .su fpat'
siHsreiisH piirbtn, UNI irs.nb psla.
@Ort5sils aug bisisr SntsrpeniiOH siss
ben 5u i0nnen.
hi. strsitfrdite Der bsibsu irisae
fa5rsnOsn 1qa9tssruppsn,- f9rsibi
bag SIatt. .fnb pOrIdufis nod niat
10 unsIsi6. Sab cine Der bsiOsn 0rup,
pen bic sofFnuns aufesbn piirbs, ben
siss gu srtingsu, 0bsr ipsHisFsHs I'm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-12
Iener.

Sn Der WObnuns b.s Sobn Big
ltr. i'm britien Stofipsrf bts 5ouIss
0o. 1T elbsr Sirobs, brad e.itsra
infolae tinsr gaserplOiion Elm J,usr
aus. bns. obpObl ss bic 6aus6sipcb,
n.r in bi. gr0bte gtufrsaiIns psrIsbtt.
siReu S6ab.n bon nur $50 unriatsis.
@.it.rn frii5 irnrbe bic 5euu
lp.hr na6 Der 5abrit Der II. 2. guna
Wanufaeturins Co., 3. Strabt unh
Wiutrssf, asrafsn. fanb i,bod, bak
iih iemanb ben hummsn EpaB
srlauti BATH. sintH faIffsn alaruI
etnaulsnosM.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-12
SnIsariem
2 6eiHt pisber emf sum
2psfdIugtH bsiommsu
ihdbsn.


paria. II, @pril. - Der aprres
ippuosnt O.s ~psiii parifi,n" in GO
fla in pom buisarif9m g.rsmitrmis
niftsr Ruboslapoff Su Der ertIdrung
srmddtiat pOrben. bab sulsaritn lOs
nett dlubinss iirii.s sltutralita.
b.obattst babe. bdB i.bod infolss bes
@oraebeHs Der gsrbiinbsisn TN Srisn.
eins n.u. situation ssidaff.n iporben
let. gulsari.n Tab porber cine Wl5g.
lidl.it fiir Si. GrfliIluns f.insr min
idr. ob.r pis Der 91remi.rminiFer
bemertt, hubsn bic gorsdngs Der
ianeiisn 3.it i'm Orient bic Sd6Iase
sednbtrt unO nsut pIGns nStbis aes
maht, ourb fpsIfs bos rationale
prcgrumm 9uIedriens psrpirtli5t
lpsrbeu .Duns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-12

Die @swpprt Office fir Sas oGin.
eiHnater gOltsbIatt1 6sf:nbet iidj in
9o. 339 gorf Strafs, ssseHi6er BEN
GourtbOHis, iuOielbif RsSisfeiten, gn.
seigeH II. |. tu. Bis 10 itbr 45 1aiuu.
ten gbeHbs eHtsegeuseHpmmen iuer.
ben.
als cine eri6sinuns Der .3eit. bi.
tar f9 fsIbft fpri6t. mag 6ier Si,
Sbntiade erpG6nt tptrbeH, 6as bi,
Deutiten Die Geutrpsriidsrunasn in
tuslif9su GefsIIi9dfteH Su iansslIir.n
beginner nHb bic pOlissn an ftrilt
a#ssitaHii&s 0hsr bsutfa.amsrita.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-12
1ie Ceiterreid,e
Saben in Den aarpaiben
peitere 8efangene

81 ben IN oen War aiptH
peitere @efangene
eema DIT.
@fen, II. apriI. pia SoBooH-
Tas 5iterreitifde arisssminiiterium
erIieb am. sonnias bic fcIsenoe Be
fanntmahung;
.Sn ben belpaIoeten Soben oitlih
pom llsiot gaB onuern bic adalpie
iieaenlpeiie nod tort. llniere Griol.
ee pom 8. sIpriI ausmuteno, babcn
mir tpeitere neim Giiisiere unb 713
@ann su 8eiansenen aerna6t. sslr
bnben ierner spei Waidinenseidiite
erbeiitet.
Sm Iiibboitliheu @aIi5ien baben
MIR strtillericsefefie ,mo gsadtan.
grille ftatisefuuSeu."
Die Gnsldnber
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-12
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Q 4eint NIT benz @atitan
Jritbsn iaIieBtH 5u

Jritosn iaIiebtH5u
MOLTEN.
ROm, II. glpriI, pia paris .-aIs
semsines Qlufishsn srr.st bic anpss
isnbeit bon @abrisl Sanotaur. benz
pOrmaIissn franSOiiI6sn Riniitsr Sss
gusmdrtistu, in ROm. 81 rpurbs pom
papit 9snsbi,t iouis bonn pdpitlidsu
Staatsietret1r Gdsparri une pou ans
beren prdloten In auoisuS empfongsn.
Wan sIaubt, Oub Is ii6 um bic ans
tniipfuHs pon lluierbanoIunsen ban
eslt, burh tpsIts siHs gsrftinrisuns
spiibsn Jrantrsid unb BEN Waiiian
bsrbsigsfiihrt ipsrosu ira. Dur6 bic
9srmittIuns 5ranirsi6s bofft. pie es
bsibt Der gatitan sinen Druid aui
auBlanb bt5iislib Der gsbanpluns br
pOlniidsn aaibOIii.p ausiib.H 81
tonnsn.
Cine ipeiter, Jrnss, bic ssstnpdrtiS
BEN gaiitan b.f6Gitist, III in ,iuem
bier psrSffsntli6ttu Ssri9t sn.balisn.
Iaut psI6.m bi, rnFiide assistnns
ertlari bub.n ioa, baB iis na@ elmer
ii.sr.i6.n gssnoiguns O.s arisess iiA
nitt nit benz gsfs OOu apnftaniinos
pei Sufrisbsn s.b,n. iOHO.rn snnS pa'
LATINA beanIprud.n piirbe, neil pald'
itinu jdbrlih bon $4,000 RuFsn be-
iu4t lpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-12


|bsuifasn iinttrIssbcO!s In ihrsm Bore
ashn IIn asnan on bic ntIiimmunafn
Der conbOntr albma4uns asbaIisn
bitten.
9rptbsm nil GsuiI6Ioub BIZ ans
geIesenbeit iubaIb oils moglid'
einsm qrifsnssri4t aur Gutf6sibuns
unistbrsiisn. :sn Der slntfpori Dsuift
lambs ipirb psriid<ri. bab biufihilit
bsr pOIitiihsn et,uunsnaHnsD Dsut d.
lambs asesnibsr 5ollanb d6iOlut ftiHs
9tsnbsruns sinsetrsieH isi.
Iattpfer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-12

gar SQUARE Iistsu ii6 In hsr bsna9.
hdrtn @eIuliirunaatatinp 200 WaHH
afiperhen. sB6trsilb Der Ddutr bie<
Ter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tpllsn ins,
aefammt 1900 @srfdmmlunssn dbse.
baItsH iperbsn unb aubsrbsm iperbsH
Solbdtsn IN ben Strobsn um6srmars
fhiren, nm auf bisis Wsiis. trenn
mbgIidb Refruteu All asipinnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-12
Mieber elmer,
5tan55iifder 0ampfst i'm
tHsIiidenaondI
L.. =. . -

" ia 5u1I @et y Ut lH'
sHaIiidsnaondI
torpebirt.
plpmoutb, England, II. April.
Der frans5iifhe 9ampfT rJrebsrid
fsrand" purSs bsi Siari goint i'm
GnsIii6sn adnaI am Scnnias BON
,insm Stutfdsn llniuIssbOoi iorpss
birt, o6n bon RssisrurssidIeppern
nad plpmuutb sebra6t. Gin @srluii
an Rsnfdmitbm III ni4t gu bstlas
gen.
Ses Wprbts idulbis.
Setroit, Mi6., IL. glpriL -
Die 60 Sabre oIis Frau GaroIine q
Gedsr ipuree am SonHioa beg Wiort
bss I'm srittn Grabs, tsaanssH al
arl. }raness gombolt ifulbis be-
funbeu. glie aus Der g,rsisapf'
nabms krporsina, mar Raub baa
UlotiD unb bic WSpbsrin trIblus ihr
Cpfsr NIT sin.m srcbsH aIumpn
aobIs.
aitbtrlast fir @iIld.
9artbO, Ter. IL. April. - 2dui
bier einestroffsnsn gtritt,n iine
gilas 2lnbanasr in Der S4IaGt tsi
Gslapa unisrIes,n uuo ba6sn 5000
Wlnnn an Sobien uno @ertpuHbstsn
perIoren. 9aut bi.i.n gsridisn. bi.
aus Gdrrdnsd 0usIlen itammsn. III
bic S6Iant 5u gnbs unb 9iua's 9tn'
bangor aisbsn ii6 mad 9Orosn au Az,
rid
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-12
2anipfer
p0n s.alf4sm unt.tf.ts

boot btrisHti-
pIpmputb. GuslanS. II. apti,
- Der ilsin, Dampfsr .prsFbsnf'
purOe am sonnius pom sinsm biuis
ifen llnisrTssboOi anssarifisn. De
aug ssbn Ilonn beIisasnb, gs'asunS
purbs fpain bon siasm 7OrpsbObOOi Z
aritOrsr aufesfiiai unb an aanb s,s
broht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-12
lNiebernerseltnm8

fdIedte gtbanbfuns ss'
fanqener gt usunstn BON
unterfsstOot.u eur4 bic
eualGnSsr ibsn.
Qcnbon, Il. 9priI. - Wie stm
Rsutsr'i6en Bureau aus Berlin be-
ridta pirb, bet bic -arsuSseitung'
tssisli6 Der gsm,r.uns. bab Be
iabungen BON osuiia.E llnierIeboof
Ten, bic in tnaIiits arissssefans.ns
f6aft ssratbsr, anOsrs pie bic iibris
gen Srisass.fanssHu bebanbelt ipet'
ben ioGsn. bas 5rIssnbs rer6ffentlidlt:
.gDenu bic Cfii,iere unb Wanns
idoit.n Der llrisyise6oot: In Tiarins'
Ostsutiousblrutm uH.eretbra1t ipers
ben foIItsH. 70 II Sas cine f4mahoclle
9sbanbluna, fit tptld. bic In unftrsn
5dnben befineIihen .nslif4en 0efans
aen.n ftpsr 3u biib.n babsn iperben.'
MsIfer qrt bic WibsrptrssItunsEs
isitens Der bsutf6tn Re-
oirunp isin pirb, ipirb In BEN 9ire
tit.I uidlt angsssbsu."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-12
Gin Yriienseridbt

Stiffs bur4 beutite uHierisss
boois sntfheibtn.
apHS0n. IL. april. -.- @is ben
Reuitr'isn Bureau pcn f,insm sors
rsrpOnbenisn in amitsrbam ssuslbst
tpirb. bat Gsuti9Idnb auf ben pro.
itit Der tolSnbif6tn Rssi.runa b.siiss
lib bss 9srisntens bss bOldnbiiaea
0ampfsrs ~Tleb.d1 burd Elm hsut.
itss llnttrfsebOOi foipis bssiiglld Der
@ssuabms Der boudnbiiGen 0ampf,T
.gaiuDisr v" unb .3aanftrOom-, ,rs
ipibsrt, bab feiHsr 9fnii6t na9 bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-12
lie Smrfen

Saben bic Stant pa ma q y
In psrfitu bsfsst.
St p.tsrsbuts. IL. aprii.
9ia 2cnbcn. Der .gOritnieiiuns"
birO aus Kills s,m.Ib,t, Oab bic
siirtsn bic Siabt 5amaban in Per-
fen, 165 Neiisn iiibp,tIid Don 1shs'
ran s.lsssu. bsi,bi habtn.
0amabaa iii Elm pidtissr anOi.Rs
punt fir ben SanpeI sipii4sH Bag.
oab, sasbris. 5spaban unO sstran.
Die gtasi bat ,tpa 25.ooo einUOb'
uu.
EGs.. Jl~sg.rcaesXsx
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-12

eisr tassn Gle siu autes aItacst
f1es Rf5set qenfn eulfsH, trfnli1n
IA, nritsrIrflen III. Bsrf4atfer Eis
ia bon StteEl 1sofbeiff ! iir3s bon
Yarmini 1ombIs st5snsit ans ssss1
iirsfu ardnuitrtfu Drffr. Hstnfn
sis slnsH ebisnd zen sisrusi an
~zsn euftsn sirs ui6i nstr gbfsn
eanItr n5fpr eudle1. u<rfioziif
haifHlbfer lpfrpsu ne pfutu. ~
QufffeHdle abtts fcpfst fpsteeil ffin
IisiS, SsrsaiiiIisn, ieisi Bsnis srs II
anofrfbr sam g.unetufr- 9f1tL
neltfr On eiueu tnttTldIpsn tf'ifr.
ifarfer Grfnlfura cher 0ninrt3 IN
isafnb ftnry Gcrm fsibsf iput< rtt
rlffR esrf4rsibuns fsnsH Dsrfz9
rrfsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-12
6etratben.

6sirat6en bsiBt: isins 8srpflihtuns
gen OsrOoPpsIH unb feline Rsats bdlbi.
rsD
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-12
1ie Gnsldnber

Maffen INNER sr5bers
9trlufs in btuadmpfsn
BEL Reupe Gbdpellt
Bustben.
aonSon, IL. 9fpril. Tas briti'
i'd. arisssminiit,rium bat am Conn
iaa elm. n.iiers @eriuiiIiii, fir biz
S6fadt bei RsuO. Gbdpsas i'm rsr'
floH.ntn Tlonai DerOffsntIidt. Cisf'
aiF, .ntsdIi 1893 Rameu, baruutsr
hi, Don 317 0efulIeueH.
GinI9Ii,biid bisIsr aifs btIaufsz
iid bi, g,rlu'is Der ensIdnbsr bel
Rsupe Gbap,Hs, iOpeii Biz jest bsiaRni
p.as6sn, auf insssiammt 1851. barun'
Ter 2061 3obts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-06
PAX Nation Track Meet.
--Doliar Day, May g.
NEXT SUNDAY IS
MOTHERS DAY
Church Services will be Appropriate
and Carnations will be
Worn.

Next Sunday will be Mothers day
in kookuk. Services will be held in
most OF the churches commemorating
the occasion.
The object OF Mothers day Is to
brighten the lives Of all mothers and
to make them more honored. loved
and protected by their children. II is
to remind sons and daughters, es-
pecially busy, successful men and
women, OF the unselfsh devotion OF
their mothers and possibly of their
own selfish neglect OF their parents
and to ask men. women and children
TO make their mothers feel on this
May day that in her children's hearts
she is queen of the May"
Every man. woman and child who
feels that he or she has had or has
the best mother that ever lived is
asked to observe the day by wearing
a white carnation in honor OF mother
and as a badge of love and loyalty;
also to help the observance OF the
day bv writing a letter to mother II
she still lives, and IL she is close to
you, by filling her heart with joy in
every way possible.
The white carnatton is preferred II
Il can be obtained, because 1t is
thought to typify mother love, Its
color standing for purity; its flower.
beauty: its lasting qualities, faithful.
ness: Its fragrance, love, and its wide
growth. charity.
Show your mother some special
kindness this day in words OF affec'
ton and Appreciation; by gift or
visit her. It she Is not living, bless
the life OF some other mother in
memory OF her.
Attend morning services at your
church. where all mothers will be
treated as guests of honor and the
whole service planned to cheer and
encourage them and to cultivate chill
dreu 20 a greater love and care fol-
the mother.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-06

lreamed that the time would come
when 1.-THE County Chairman" COM
plete, would ever be given In motion
pictures. with many Of the same cast
If characters taking part. But tomor-
row evening, THE County Chairman"
With Sweatnam and others will be
shown at the Grand in several reels.
Twenty years ago when Mr.. Dodge
irst went into the motion picture
ield, with one of the first outfits
II this section, no moving pic
ure film was over fifty feet in length
md II took less than minute to run
t through the machine. Nowadays
he reels are 1000 feet in length, with
everai reels often used for one sub
iect.
Henry w. Savage, the great theatri-
al manager, offers The County
hartman Paramount production
the Grand tomorrow There will
matinee at $3.50 and three even
ag shows at Z, and 9:15. The usual
rice Of ten cents for adults and five
ents for children will be charged
advertisement
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-06
Mysterious Disappearance Of Farm
Hand at Alexandria Has
Caused Suspicion OF
Suicide.
SEARCH OF RIVER BANK
Nathan Miller Left Carver Place Last
evening and No Trace, OF Him
Has Since Been
Found.

A search along the river BANK
failed to reveal any trace of Nathan
Miller of Alexandria, who diHap'
peared last NIGHT under rather pecu.
liar circumstances from the farm or
Harry Carver, about four miles west
of Alexandria.
Miller was "A single man, about thir-
tv wears of age, a good workman and
we'll liked by Mr. Carver and by all
who knew him, He had been work
Ing for Mr.. Carver for several weeks
and lived in Alexandria. having rent
cd a three room house where he lived
alone and did his own housework, Ar
ter his disappearance, the house was
entered and everything was found In
a neat and orderly condition.
lsaet evening, just after supper
Miller asked the carver family II
they had any objections TO family
PRAYERS. They did not, and Miller
prayed for some time upon his knees
In the sitting room of the farm house,
He then arose. put on his hat and
left the room without word. Since
then nothing has been heard of him
and Mr.. Carver fears that he went
TO the river.
Nothing liz known of the young
man IN Alexandria, for he was of a
quiet disposition and had never spek-
en- Of his past or his family. The peo
pic OF the neigh 5erhod are consider
ably worked up over the incident
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-06
CLAIMS MuSSELS
ARE GOOD TO EAT
Gcverwnens Expects TO Promote ..ee'-
~ she'll Ftsh az Rival to
Aristocratic Oyater.

II Uncle Sans bureau OF fisheries
ssscceesis in its campaign OF education
che oyster will soon have serious
rival in the 1fassel. At the instance
81 The fisheries experts several hotel
chefs have been experimenting with
ssewesi. GRAINED, fried and roasted
msssels. and epiceres with educated
nalates have declared tina. the rnussel,
SO long neglected on this side OF the
Atlantic, is as tempting a morsel as
TIE ssssser--ws,ea properly prepared.
The object OF the fisheries bureau
IS 10 reduce the hisht cost Of living.
and experiments have been made with
various ether shell FISH besides the
nassel. The Teriwinkfe, the cookie
and the whelk. which are staple ar
fcies OF aies in parts Of England, are
said to be abundant along the north
Atlantic coast. II is not claimed that
they equal the oyster or the mussel
from sustatoTy viewpoint, but 1t Is
Believed that they will be used n
large quantities by people unable 10
afford the higher priced hivalves.
The fisheries experts state that IT
is possible to increase the normal
food supply in the market for edible
snoilrSks by the increase use OF inc
sea mussei by approximately 90 per
cent
THE sea musaei." says another es.
Tcft. has been utilized for hundreds
of years IN other parts OF the world.
American authorities have long urged
It's inclusion In the list OF desirable
conestibles, II IS eaten raw or cook.
ed in Portugal, Spain and France
In the race for popular favor the
oyster has long start. however, and
unless the musscl ia very feet
footed bivalve IL Is highly unlikely
that &c will ever catch up. The eS-
parts declare that the mussei is pal
atable, nutritious. easily digested and
economical, and it may yet come into
it's own. There was a time. not 80
very long ago, when It was generally
believed that the tomato was deadly
poisonous.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-06
EVEN SUICIDE
Is COSTING MORE
Rise In Price Of Chemicals Especially
Carboiie Acid Makes SeIf-De-
struction Less Popular.

Rise In the price OF carbolic acid
due to the shutting off of shipm ents
from Germany has practically put an
snd to this route to suicide.
Carbolic acid used to be one of the
favorite methods by which the de-
spondent ended their lives, as it was
so cheap that IL was within the reach
OF everyone. Even the poorest family
generally had bottleful on the PAL.
try shelf for disinfectant purposes.
But the war has brought about a
condition entirely different Practical
" the entire supply of the chemical
comes from Germany 1t is manufac-
tured so cheaply there that no other
country considered the making OF II
worth while. and this has led to a
manufacturing monopoly by the Faith
-srland
Then came the great war between
Germany and the allied powers. At
first scattering shipments still con-
tinued to sift through TO the Atlantic
ports of the United States The price
Immediately began to soar Then
came the complete stopping of all
German exports. so that now not
pound OF carAolic acid is coming in
here from Germany.
The retail price has risen from Is
cents 20 over 81 a pound and bids fair
to continue on its upward journey as
long as the war is in progress. There
has been no new industry springing
up in the United States to take the
plaos, OF the German factories
Advance in the price of carbolic
acid is only one OF the wide range OF
chemicals and chemical products af-
fected by the emitting OF of German
exports The whole world outside of
Germany and Austria is turning TO
this market for supplies OF eoal tar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-06
Dollar Day. May s
BILLY SUNDAY
AND CHILDREN
Habits Of the Mother VIII Reflect
Character Of the Family,
Says Evangelist.

Billy Sunday in the Christian Her
aid: You can ciothe your children IN
silks and satins. bedeck them with
French ribbons until they ontrival a
French millinery store, and yet they
are orphans. though you still live.
Show me your children, show me the
company Won keep, show ME the IA
ture Of the books you read, and
though | have never been in your
home, I will write YOU a perfect his
tory OF II, and Il will tell you how 1t
camc out. And / believe the ideal
mother is the product or ctviliza-
ton that rose from the uaanser Of
bethlehem
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-06
Co. l ~ co1lfshH

On next Tuesday evening will &C
cur Co. / moonlight excursion on the
beautiful steamer c. W. Hill No
doubt that the boat will take out o..
keokGk one Of the largest crowds ever
going on q moonlight excursion Don't
miss this one as YOU viii surely miss
Sooa time Excellent music VIII De
provided for ttnse desiring to dance
Tickets 50 cents, All rights of ad-
mission RESERVED rertiseuen
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF SECUR.
ITY kEOKUK COUNCIL NO. 1889
meets the first and third Monday o.
each month at Hawkes. hall at SOC
o'clock. J. R. Hambleton. president:
Ernest Best, financ:er; Mrs. Ralph
Muse, secretary
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Baseball Mooniiaht

The second annual moonlight excur.
sion for the benefit Of the Keokus
Baseball association will be given
here on Wednesday evening of next
week on the steamer Saint Paul. The
excursion given last year for the
same purpose was one of the most
enjoyable OF the season, 1t was at
tended by a large crowd OF local peo-
pie, as well as all members of the
baseball team. Several novel features
were introduced OF the excursion last
year and something similar has been
planned for this one. Local people
who pat-onlz-a this excursion will be
doing much 10 help out the baseball
association o. Nsokuk-- Advertise
ueat
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products and potash derivatives usual
ly furnished by Germany.
dollar Day. May g.
After Death. What7

UNITED Press Leased WIRE Serrioel
PATERSON. N J.. May s.-Nins
thousand men and women confessed
to the belief that if they were TO cue
at the moment they would not De
saved before Billy Sunday in his tap
ernacie last night. Sunday asked these
who thought they would he, TO ralse
their hands Only a few did. !,
Well you're honest anyway.
Sunday. There are many here Whoss
names in the obituary couimn wouia
cause no one 10 guess twice whe"
they we're going
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SSitoT Sdy' Nay
Day, May s.
Three Mere Injured,

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
MEMPHIS. Tenn. May GA medt-
cal corps tina; left here early today TO
care for those injured in the head-op
collision Of St ogis. Iron Mountain
and Southern passenger train No, 220
and tight engine. near Grassy
Lake, Ark, gave aid 10 Luther s.
Daniel a passenger, Conductor Page,
and Engineer Lloyd. All the injured
will recover.
The Night" engine was returning,
having hauled President r. = Bush.
OF the Iron Mountain system. eastward
a few hours previously
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AAa.
Dollar Day, Nay s.
EARTHQUAKE Shock.

limited Press Leased Wire Service ]
CLEVELAND. Ohio, May "a mod
crate earthquake disturbance was re-
corded today by the seismocrapa al
ST. fgaatias college observatory The
shock began at ia a m and ended
at q; as a. m,
Father odenbach, observer. co1la
not estimate the locality or the dis
trr aance>
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-OoIIar Day, May -
.OWA LITERATURE
AT THE EXPOSITION
State Association Invites All Com.
munities 20 Send Reading
Matter to the Fair.

The Greater Iowa association has
arranged through the Iowa commits
IN to the Panama-Pacitic exposition
to place IN the Iowa building literature
concerning the various communities in
Iowa. A general invitation has been
extende by the commission to all OF
the cities and towns OF Iowa having
any literature OF any kind pertaining
to their work or development, to send
such literature to the Iowa building.
nero il will be distributed to the
isitors.
The first consignment of these hook
cts arrived Monday from Iowa City,
nd they are being given to those who
,xpress a particular interest IN that
section OF the state. They are very
sicely gotten up, and created great
'.ssl of favorable comment.
All OF the daily newspapers OF Iowa
IRE on file at the Iowa building, and
my day after about ten o'clock in the
morning. the balcony of the Iowa
building is well patronized by visiting
owans who are anxious to read the
attest news from home.
Several acQuaiptances have been
made in the balconies when one or
more persons have been waiting to
Sc a copy of particular newspaper.
In this way strangers have found that
thew are from the same town or at
east from she same county in Iowa,
have shaker hands. and have left the
building arm in arm. glad to have
found a friend The Iowa building is
III. only one on the exposition grounds
that carries a complete Gle of all of
its daily newspapers, The Iowa com
mission also IS the only commission
that prepares daily a list of visitors
from particular state to the exposf-
lion and sends the list back to the
daily papers of that state.
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tho surgeon who was In serious con.
dition.
In hospital here the canine nero
and the surgeon are constant compan-
ions. the latter declaring they VIII re-
main so until death.
Tho following war joke Is extremely
popular in military circles here. FOL
lowing the Russian capture OF
prz2mysl,
what IA tho difference between
przemysl and Troy?'
at Troy the soldiers were inside
the horse. whereas in PrzemyBl the
horse was inside the soldiers,