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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-02-12
Orotino Trading CO.
Idaho Harvester Making Good

The Idaho Harvester plant at Mos
COW is now turning out two comp eted
combined harvesters per day, and will
build 200 machines for the 1915 season.
This means an output worth the hand
some sum of quarter of million
dollars, and the value of this business
to Moscow may be appreciated when it
is understood that much of this money
goes for labor in Moscow. The COM
pany works all the year through, and
is in most aourishing cond tion.
Last year the company, yet only an in
FAINT, netted over 1927, 900 from the sale
of about ninety machines, and at the
annual stockholders meeting the first
of January it was voted to spend the
money for betterments. A new con-
crete fire proof building, with G,O00
square feet of floor space, has been
recently added to the plant. making
it possible to turn out 200 machines
for the coming harvest. The pre- eat
plant, with little additional equip
ment, can produce enough harvesters
to enable the company to pay hand
some dividend on the outstanding
stock, the par value Of which is $40
per share. The company is million
dollar concern, with only 100, OOO
shares of stock, and the business
should be, at the present rate of
growth, on permanent dividend basis
by 1917 at the very outside. As a
matter of fact the company Melted
over per cent on its million dollars
last year. 1t should, therefore, on
200 machines output for 1915, net
from six to ten per cent on the
million dollars, and the stock ought
to become highly desirable as an in
vestment.
The Idaho is complete harvester,
cutting and threshing wheat, oats or
| barley at cost to the farmer of not
to exceed dollar an acre. In fact a
farmer, with an Idaho harvester, can,
with one hired man and eight horses,
cut, thresh and sack his grain, with
uo cash outlay SACcPe loi lue pli anu
hired man, and where two farmers
buy together there is very little cash
outlay for harvest. When it is COM
pared with binding and thteshing,
with its excessive cost, there is no
wonder over the fact that the demand
for the Moscow machine is far beyond
the capacity of the company to- supply.
The near future will find the company
turning out at Moscow thousand har-
vesters annually.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-02-12
Home Industry at Moscow

'Patronizing home industry is
making thriving city out of Mos
COW. The Green laundry has cele-
brated it's 81 birthday and is now a
big business, employing large num-
Der of people all the year round. The
same attitude towards Orofino indus
tries will do lot towards making
Orofino better town. If we can, by
patronizing an Oroniio laundry, give
employment to even one more family,
we are helping to make Orofino better.
If we can, by patronizing Orofino
printing offices, keep labor employed
in Orotino, we are helping Orofino.
If we can, by buying Orofino lumber,
increase the market for home manu-
featured product, we are hepling Oro-
fino. The way to build up a town is
to be loyal to it. Spend our money at
home if we can. This is true,
whether we buy bacon, printing or
laundry, merchandise or a county
cruise of timber. If we are to have
the best possible town and the best
possible county we must be loyal to
home industry.
President Abraham Lincoln ex-
pressed the idea when he said, refer
ring to the importing of English made
goods: when we buy of England
we have the goods and England has
our money, but when we buy Ameri-
can made goods we have the goods and
the money This applies to Orofi.
no. Let us practice it.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-02-12

Walter Sewell and wife returned
from Spokane Saturday evening.
They say that Andrew Doe, Mrs.
Sewell' s father, has suffered the loss
of speech entirely, and that very
difficult and dangerous operation may
be necessary.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-06
Sie SricSensitifter.

Nan rpsib ni5t, ob man es Giufalt
ober GrefAsit neunen ioI, bab in biss
lem 2unos bic 8ebir9uueen FsIfesItsnt
perben iolIsn, I'm sinen bauernben
Srieben in europa 5u iiberu, ba opf
bic Der. Staten dlIes, mas in ibren
SrGften itebt, ba5u beitrugeu. ben
aries in Die 2dH5e gu 5ieben uno ndt)s
bem lie, mas bem 5riebsn bsionbers
DerberbIid aerpefsu 1T, oas luittiafts
SeisBbud bes 5yriebens. bic 0eutraIis
tat, auber araft geieBt ba6eu. 2lber
ipenn man buriibsr binipegseben ur6
bic 8orI9!Gge auf ibren innsren Werib
prift, 10 itsbt man eiuem bunten 9ss
mild Don &artdftsreien gsgsuiibsr
tpobei Der sbrsnperfbe Or. gliot isinsn
Wluno gum gr0Bten llnfinn Gffnet. Da
piro BON dllerlei iutsrndtiondien Der
sinbarungsn uHo @ertrdgsr 9siprphen,
nadoem bob bic grfobrung esSetgt
bat, oab ss ihIs6tsrbinss unm6glid
III, cine aIgemeins 3uitimmuus gu IL.
senb peldeu @orihIdgsn 5u erlanqen.
Dageger tpiro Der einSis ridttos Dsl
iiberic6tn, Der baraur bintpeiIt, ben
5rieoen Our6 9sieittguts berjsnigen
ltria6en gu f0roern, bic gu benz Sriess
geranIdifuns segsbeH babsu.
Gs lam als feitftebenb ssItsn, bdB
Der Rrieg nitt itattgsfunSsa bate.
psrr gngloro aus 0emielben herauss
qe6Iieben more. Rur bic Soffnuna, bab
England nit Ieiner ii6erlegenen See
matt i'm Stdnbe iein fperbs, Seutids
lamb unb Seitsrrei6 aussulupJern,
bat ben arHeren Wd6ten, RubIanD
urb Grdntreit1, ben Wutb oegsten, bic
beuti9en 8erbiinbeten nit &riep 3uI
iibersiebtn Wds gngIanDs 8etpegs
srunb mar, 1T bod ii6erlif .sin @s4
bsimntb. pd eHplii6e StaatsnGnuer
unb fiibreuoe polittter oisieH ofien|
baben. Die 5urttt, baBI
ourh 9eutihIanos Sesmudt @nqlunb
Die unbeitrittene 9erri9uft ii6er bic
Dteere perlieren tonnte, mar Der dtlsin
trsibenbs 9runb fir @nelanbs 9ttbetrl
lignng am ariege nnD mir tDnneu dns
iufiisen, baB @nslanO teine Ru5e geben
Ipirb, 10 lange es i'm 8oIbeFib Der
llebsrnudt su DaHer 1T. Gas psiitl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-06

arast bisten bic Gransoien unb Grss
ldnbsr ale arGfte auf. Inn ben 0urfls
brud an bieier 6telIe au per6inbern,
penn ,penn Calais senommen II, f0ns
men enslii9e @eriidrtungen nur aui
ians.n llmpesen na1 5rantreih ges
lanssn. @s 1T baber ielbitperfGnos
lid bab bic 9lliirten ale ardfte ans
itrsnsen, I'm bic Deuti9en anf,ubalz
ten, aber ipie sriihtlih, permogeu iis
bas nidt. Sn ioLder @eiis II. Elm
pOlliesr 3uidmmenbrrb an Der Ditli=
den 9renae einsstreten uno bic ipeits
lite alliirte 2iuis iIt ebenFuas Idon
fart i'm Mantsn. Inter ioltrn llms
itdnosn tpirb tpobl Stalien uiht mebr
ben Illiirten beitreten, aber tpenn es
bod aeihe6en iollte. tpirb bas. nu1bem
bic Ruher 10 sriinolid matt seisbt
tpurben iinb. bic DeutI6en niht pers
hiHcsrh. ben i6IieBli9en Sies gu er>
rinsen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-06

Wie bic Der. Staaten bon
gnglarb bebdnbslt perben, III gsrape5u
ihmahopa. SeSer oentbars @elpalts
itreih unb jeoe Gin tptro ans.fpanot,
I'm unieren Sanbsl nit Dem 2lusInnb
Su perni9tsn unb Der prdiibent
Ittpeigt ba3u. Rsulid, berihteten mir
iibsr bic Slass Der IleiI6ucrpader.
Sbre 2aoungsn Iino foufis5irt rpproen,
um Dor Elm prtiengeriht 9ebra6t gu
per0eu. Qber es limb idon feds no
nate perfIoKsn unb es bat nca teine
@burthsiIans itqttsefuuoen, fosil ot,
eng!if6e Re9ierun9 ni6t tpaqt. bic
Gnti9eibuug ibrsr eiesusn 9eritte dus
3urufen. benn lpsnu biefe ein,u Tuns
Ten Rettssefiibl befibsn, mub ibr urs
tbeil babingsbsn, boB srsliI6e Srieass
Itiffs tein Reht bubsn, neutrale Wdus
rem aus Den Der. Staaten, bic iiA oui
bem Wege nud neutrulsn 2Gnorr be-
finoen, 3u tapern. SEPT geidieht ous
Gleihe nit 9aumpole, ober 6ieriu 1T
Der GdI nod grapirenOer. GH5lunh
ielbft bat srtldrt, bob gaumtpole feline
8ontrebanbe 1T. Der 9runo lisdt
duf Der Sanb. Wsnn es piebsr siumul
in arisg nit sinem Seinbs s:ratben
iolIte. Der ouh cine iolh erobs Sess
matt, tuie bic sngIiife, befiBi, min sS
burh feline sissne Gntfdsibun1 ui6t
an Der GiNfubr bon guumpolls oers
binbert isin. Qlber trpB bisIer Grtlds
run1 miro gdumpolle bod BON @n9.
lamb, getapsrt, es bat aber Oeripro3en,
bic aetapsrte aaburs gu besabIsn. Dds
9eripreten tpirb iebo9 ni6t se5alten.
Qu6 in bisIm Sale III Der 9runb
leift senus gu finben. Wenn gngIaHb
fir Die gaumippqe besublt, barn ipiro
lie ipeiter erportirt, aber oa Die Re6s
nuns BEL beItdnoiser aapsruns su bod
anlaufen t6nnte, reip. gnelan6 me6r
gaumpolIs burt 9apsruns srlau9en
tpiirSe, als es 6rau6t, 10 pirb
sinfdd nt6t besablt unS ioIder Weiis
Der grport perbinbert. Wei3sr pirt
sbsnfars ssssn ores 9SIterrsbt gstas
pert, aber ge3a9lung oafiir neIeiitet,
neil gnsnnb niht ssnug 0aoou bss
tummen lam. Die Grportsurs BON
gauutpOlIe, Glefi5 unb ionittser
bic GnsIano tupert, nitt neil
ss fis brauat, ionbsrn I'm eineu m6as
lifsn @ertauf aus neutrulsn Qdnoern
na6 9euti6Ianb gu perbittosrr. BE-
itiirmen ben prGiioenten I'M @b6ilfe. |
Die einaig: 9enu1tbuuns, bic fie ers
lansen t6unsn, beftsbt in Der gnttpor':
Wir baben prOteitirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-06

nem Dirissnien. Der ben Jliissl mel
iIert, einem 5romnller, tiHem from
peter. Der ouf benz bsriibmttn aamm
nit Rem Gsibenpnpier jpieli. uno eiilerl
gRonn, Der bas folsenbe nsue Snitrus
ment ipisIt: cine rieiiss Ietre aoniers
psnbpie ipirb on eiusm lansen Stod
moniirt uno iiber iis ipsa tpirb cine
Drabtieite sssoaen. Das Jnftrumtnt
ipirb einfa6 i'm Satt aui ben gobsn
aufasItoBen. bic Saite tpirb NIT eintm
priiael bearbsiist unb bas @dnss 1T
elm Rabauinitrumsnt BON Dcr5iislthsr
geltaffsnbeit. Dsrartiss adpeIln,
osritdrtt burh Wunobdrmoniias unb
ssIDien, iennt man in iebtm llntsrs
itanb, in isber Mannftafisitube unb
bas pertreibt bic 3eit idfsaattss ss!s man
oentt. llnb ipenn man uifts gsiisrss
su tbun bat. ipirb bn einfah nah
SauIe osid,rie6tn! 9ie3iUiiicn fanoie
in einem Wcnat stipd 100000 Rori
in ii6er 5000 goftanptiiunssn nab
6auIe. neben $1,000 9risfsn nno
2ooO 9latstden i'm 1asesourhfhniit,
upFiir man $4,000 qGdten uub 5000
grisfienbuneen aus b.t 6eimaib 5ur
geritei!una an bic Negimentsr erbteli.
limb ba aIIss prompt BON Der dsiopolt
teorbeitst pirb. III bic Siimmuns lu'
ifio un6 fibel. Or. Dsrtbsimer.
Observation-Disclosures.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-06
Die Dsutftenriitenisbt

Die 9euti den ritenisst
trdftts asgsn 5rantrsid Dor, tooraus
5u f6Iisbsn 1T, bab lie bon Rub5anb
nitts ernitli6ss mebr befiir6ten. 0ieis
aHii6t finbet ibre 9eftdtisuns in Der
Sbatia6e, Oab RuBlano bic SffeniiOe
eirseitelt bat uHb iia nidt sinmal msbr
in Der OdeuIipe 3u bebauptsn permag.
2eBteres 1T aus benz i6psren Sfldge
81 erieben ben bic Ruiisn am 9unaiec
erIitten baben. Die ruiiii6e Sseres.
leitunB mar ii6 Der Wi9tigteit bieier
Sttllupa uOlIduf beipubt uub tatte lie
na6 alien Regsln Der mobernen
&riegstunit bsFeitist unO nit einem
itarter !6eere asifiibt. 3robosm purs
ben bic Ruhsr 9ei6lagen, fpas srisber
ldbt, pte i6pa6 lie gspOroen iinO unb
ipie TART Die OeutIfen 9er6iinbeten.
Ginen anberen getpeis bierfiir Iiefer!
bas Dorbrinssn Der 9euti6en IN &urs
ldna, Wenn bic RuIIeu Dorgs5en, oab
bic DeutIten bios cine miiitdriide
SomObis auffiibren, 10 1T bas Elm aIs
bsrnsr @eriu6, bic Delt gu taui5en.
&urlano iii cine prppianttdmmer
&ublanbs unb our6 ods 8ororingen
Der Dsutid,en lpsrben aud rpidttee Gis
ferbabnperbirbuusen beoro6t. Nit
si1em Dort, ote ruiIiite &ruft III in
jeoer Sinii9t srlabmt unb bic Deute
f6en bermDs.n nurmebr trGftig in
Srartrsid porun5ugsben uub BAT es
bort ebenfnlIs nirht gu 8eIten bcitellt
1T, sebt aus bem beftdrOigen 8orrid,u
Der Deuti4en Bel gpern 5ernar. DINE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-06

Die Rem Dorter q mes"
btiillt pie elm 2su up5 i4ld9t NIT BEN
S9ipsif sineu fiir6terlifen Reif ipesen
Der @erientuns beg r@olfliebt", neil
y Der angriff auf bds S9tff zine pol
terre9tspiortse Shat mar, neil q BEL
bem 4nsriff brei ameritaner tiHts Sc
ben aetommen iinb unb neil 3 bte's
9dnblurg um 70 berausforoernber III,
als Der grGiibent bic beutihe Resies
rung ausbriidli9 bena9ri6ttst babe,
Dab ipenn dmeritanii9e S9tffe ir Der
bon Seutf6laRb abeeitedten arisgss
sone perisntt iperben, Die Der. Staas
ten bic bis9ertssn freunDifuftIi4en
9eatebunsen gu DeltI9lanb ni6t mehr
aufrs6t erbalten t1nnen. Die ,Simes"
iast. iie babe pislss :rtragen; lie babe
gu ben Ingriffen. tpeI6e bic oeuti4s
amsritaniide PreTs auf tie senddt,
'sei6pissen. SEPT ober perIuas ibre
Iamurher5ise @eoulbl Die Wsil6 Der
frommen Dentunssart bat iih in gdbz
reno 0rahengtft pernanbelt uuD 10
ipeiter unb 10 tpsiter.
aluf bisie isisbsrbiss molten nir jest
sinsn taltsn lmidIde legen. Der Der
Iuft an Wenihenleben erpest gang BE-
foRbsrs ben 3orn hes Nep Dorter Ors
guHs Der ensliiben RegierunJ. Oiefe
GHtlass fdllt por Der 5batIa4e Sus
fammen, bab Der &opitdn Der .9olfs
light" am 5er5i6Ias seftorben 1T
uno bic 5psi auberen Wtitgit.ss. her
9eicBuns, itatt iit, in bic 9opte
au begsbeu, ins @aTer seiprun8sn
fino. Senna9 lit Der 8erluit on
Wteni6erleben, ben mir ratiirli6 sbsns
falls beoauerr, nidt Dem oeuti4su uns
terfe.boots Susuibretben. Wus nun
bas S6iff ielbft betrifft, 10 bate ss
dbiolute 9unnpaure, aobIenol, an
8prb, bic Fir ben iSsinb bsitimmt mar.
Sin foItes Sdiff unterIieet Der &us
peruHg unb lam aud in ben 9ruub ass
bobrt lperben, tpis sg big jest INNER
eeIdeben 1T, tpenn iit teine W6sIids
feit btetst, BAG S6tff in ben SaFsn suI
bringen, bic fir Elm llntsrfeeboot ras
tiirli6 nidt perbaroen 1T. 9emua9|
1T ni6ts Ocrsefalen. mas aeJen bas
9Dlterredt oerftDbt uro penu bic
.5imes~ troBbsm in Dd1un9 u,rGtb,
10 tpirb bas nidt bur4 ameritaniihen
patriotismus btrootgerufen, Ionbsrn
burh bic abii6t. i'm SntsrsiIs Gr1s
lambs gssen Tsuti6lanb gu Esbsn.
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9unnerstaa, Den 6. Mui 1915.
Sapanf8idt lid CUR erObe.

Sapun didt lid CUR erpbe'
runs Don G6ina an uno Der Prdiibent
ldBt bas rubis ssiteben. als psnn .s
unIsr 2ano gar nihts ansinSe. 6rh
inn Der sanss 5uubel i'm Stiaen
Osean perlorsn se1t, rod mehr gu
perpunberu 1T, bab bas amsritaniiht
Bolt ii6 nidt gu smp6ren bestnnt. Die
amsritdniife SdufmannItaft srtldrt
etnen sroben IubenbaubeI fir bie
Griiten3 uuieres 2dnoes unsntbehrs
lid. mas ia aud Oolltcmmsn rihtig
lit unb seitattet, oab oas ioi6ttgIte
@ebist bes 4ubsnbaHOels bon Sapan
monopoIiiirt tpiro.
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Saie.Sall.
@ritrisc 9isSsrlase Der, yslsbs" iu
Ct. eoais.

Sn Dem aeitriaen 5weiten SpieIc
scr Serie 5piifen iinieren ..fe0s
uno ben Cubs" in Chicago beOicn.
Ten Sdl.ubtrsr Dole unb Sanger
Glaric infer @eid)iit eegen Sabcl
reIp. greibnaban iiir Die Begner.
lliljerc Simgcrs nnfteu 5 1reiier
aegcn 8 Der @eener, uno beioe aIub5
igielten icblcrirci. SdlpiIing Sersol
Ter ipeacn ieines Streiies mi.
SaieSsridter Migler i'm SamiiaJ
Spiel IN Si. acuis pom spielc alIs.
aeitIoiIqn it, mirrSc cui Der ab.
iangsiiatiOu Surh pon aclitt priert.
@rot NOR wieoer nnier better Sd'IG
ger nit 2 Srciiern. slui imierer Seitr
wnrSe MIR EN- 9u'tiad)lcr 5lr gunf
aeianbt tgeaen orei) NIB iiInf sSreI.
pdile sr /. gnic pcriAei,tt tgepen
0reO. 9nron mo Srtb pnren Die
Sdlirosrid,ter, Gic ..Geos" biben iebt
iiinf Gpislc bintercinauber berlOrrn
imo iin6 nIigenif,einli6 feline 5eiierc
JrlDIge fir iie su erlparten bic NOR.
nen. Dann S1iiptlins Ser5og pieScZ
nnl a1ntpie ibeiIncbmen pirb,
aeinItat Der geitrigen
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Seite 9ladmittae bri.tes GpieI ber
.Serie siDiiten sReos" lulS CUBS.
IN 0bieago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-19
81 Ed COLL|OES
WITH AUTOMOBILE
! wilson WInser, Con Of =. w. Wing
Or, is Hurt in coastins Accl-
dent Yesterday on High
street.
FOUR BOYS WERE RIDING
struck Running Board In Middle Of
the Machine and Bob Over
turned. Dragging the
Boy.

I. Wilson Winger, son Of Mr.. and
MRS. J. w. Winger, 521 Morgan
street. was considerably bruised, and
fhree other boys riding on the same
bobsled were shaken up, but escaped
serious hurts yesterday afternoon.
about 1880 o'clock when the bobsled
IN which they were coasting down
High street struck an automobile
coming up Fifth street. The auto was
driven by Geo. Hassall Sr. The other
occupants Of the bobs1ed were John
cnIlisson, son OF Mr.. ana Mrs. H. r.
COLLISION, Frank Morris and boy
named Chaknine.
The boys had started at the top Of
The hill and were coming at pretty
rood rate of speed by the time Fifth
street was reached. The auto was
roing north on Fifth street, and the
sIed collided with the running board
Il the car, striking the rar about in
the middle.
The machine was stopped as soon
as possible, but the sled which was
overturned, dragged young Wingel
about twenty feet. He was conside;
ably brushed and scratched, and
was dazed when brought home. He
was later taken to the hospital where
IN examination was made and 1t was
found that no bones were broken.
Callisson was steering the sled, and
Wfnger was behind him. None of the
rest of the sled load seemed to suf-
fer any serious consequences from
the smash-up.
It was lucky accident, considering
the speed with which the boys were
coming down the hill.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-19

In English at the evening service.
Communion service at 10:45 a. M.
Sunday school at $3.50 a. m. and Ep-
worth League at 7 p. m. All are wei
come.
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
726-72S Main street, second floor
Services at 10:45 a. M, subject, SIS
the Universe, Including Man, Evolved
by Atomic Force?" Wednesday even
ing meeting at 7:45 o'clock. Reading
room, same address, open Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday afternoons from
$3.50 to 4:S0 o'clock.
Baptist church. corner Eighth and
Biondeau SITS. Pastor F. B. McAllis-
ter. Sunday school at 9:3v. Christ
mas service at 10:45, subject, THE
Old Sweet Story" Baker Mission at
2:30. Junior union at $780, Young
Peoples meeting at $50, leader, Miss
Esther Lane. Mass meeting at 1880.
Keokuk Christmas will continue.
Subject for the meeting will be:
would You Pull Down the Blinds or
Put Out the Iights?" You are always
very welcome.
st. Johns church, Episcopal Con-
cert and Fourth streets. Rev. John C.
Sage. rector. Rev. R. G. McIlwain,
D. D., rector-emeritus. Fourth Sun
day in Advent. Holy communion ami
corporate con munion. Daughters of
the King. a. m. Sunday school 10 a.
m. Morning service II o'clock, with
sermon by the rector. Vesper service
A::3O o'clock A cordial invitation is
extended to everyone to attend our
services.
Christmas services VIII be held at
the First Methodist Protestant
church. Twelfth and Exchange
streets, today. A Christmas lesson for
the Sunday school and Christian En-
deavor prayer meeting, and two Christ
mas sermons by the pastor. Mr.. S.
B. Mccoy, superintendent, will have
charge of the Sunday school at $50
a. m. Miss Vergie Meyer will lead the
C. E. prayer meeting. Special music
will be feature of this meeting. Ser
mon subjects are as follows: Morn
ing, "Glad Tidings;" evening, "a Pat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-19
Long Time Resident Of keokuk
Passed Away at Family Home .
In keokuk slxty-tt,ree
Years.
BORN IN PIKEroN, OHIO
Is Survived by TWO Brothers and
sister-Was Devout Member Of
ST. Paurs German
Church.

The many friends of Miss Kate
Marley have heard with deep regret
of her death at the family home at
221 Iimea street late Friday after
noon. Miss Marley was seventy one
years of age and had been a resident
of Keokuk for a period of sixty-three
years.
During the long period of her resi-
5dence here she gained the love and
respect of wide circle Of friends
who will remember her for her many
fine qualities.
The decedent had deep religious
nature and was regular attendant
at ST. Paul's German Evangelical
church of which she was member
for many years. She was also an
enthusiastic worker in the Ladies Aid
society Of the church and was most
highly esteemed by the entire congre-
cation of the church.
Miss Marley was born at Piketon,
Ohio, on June %, 1874, but came to
Keokuk in 1852 with her parents,
when she was but eight years Of age.
The remainder of her long and use
full life was spent in this city.
The survivors are two brothers and
one sister, John Marley. William
Marley and Miss Mary Marley.
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Church Announcements
TIME OF SUNDAY SERMONS LOCATION OF CHURCHES TOPIC
SERMONS SPECIAL. MUSIC TO GIVEN
At THE VARIOUS SERVICES.

st. Peters Catholic church. Rev. J.
W. Gillespie, pastor.-Masses, 6:15.
1880. $500 and 1O:30 .. m.
St. Mary's Catholic church. Rev.
George G. Giglinger. pastor.-Masses.
500 and 10000 a. m.
St. Francis de Sales. Rev. ]. NJ.
Dunn.on, pastor.-Masses. $500 a. M,
mud 10000 a. m.
st. Likes chapel, West Keokuk,
Rev John G. Sage. rector. Sunday
school p. m.
St. Mary the Virgin (Episcopa1)
High and Fourteenth streets. Rev.
John c. Sage, rector. Fourth Sunday
~ Advent. Sunday school $3.50 p. m.
evening service $3.50 o'clock, with
sermon.
Unitarian church, Fourth and High
streets. G. T. Elliott, minister. Mrs.
Henry Schouten, soloist. Services at
loSO. Subject Of discourse 1.-THE
kindergarten of Religion Sunday
school at 11:45. No meeting of the
M0man's Alliance.
First Congregational church, cor
ner Sixth and High streets. Rev.
Frank G. Beardsley. s.. T. D., pastor.
Sunday school, $50 a, m. Morning
Worship. 10:45, Pioneers of Free
aom,' forefathers' day sermon.
evening worship. 1880, '"The Life
most Worth While" The public is in
yited,
Pilgrim Rest Baptist church, Four
zenith and Exchange street. Rev. J.
=. Helm, pastor Residence, 1919
oank st-eet.-Sabbath school at 10 a.
q. Miss BERTHE Helm, superinten-
uent Preaching at IL a. m. and 8
= m, by the pastor. Bible class at
$50 p m. Mr.. Geo. w. Smith, vice
PRESIDENT. A cordial invitation ex-
Hnded to the public.
Swedish M. E. church, corner of
su,Weifth and Concert streets. Rev.
I.alrence H. Lind, pastor. Preaching
snerVices at 10:45 a. m. and 7.45 p. m.
rev. K. a. Stromberg will preach both
ucrning and evening. He will preach
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Muffin stand, made of solid mahogany, special
price. Real value is 5000 Other patterns more
elaborate up to $3.50.
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we Swedish call "Julotta." The Sum
day after Christmas day at in the
evening, the Christmas program will
be rendered by the Sunday school.
Please keep this service in mind and
be sure to come. You are welcome.
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tern of Praise" The choir will render
special music both morning and even
ing. Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at 1880. Christmas exercises by
and for the Sunday school Saturday
evening at 1880.
First Westminster Presbyterian
church, Rev. E. B. Newcomb. D. D.,
at 10:45 a. m. and
4:30 p. m. Morning sermon on THE
Herald of the Coming King" after
] on. "a Great Letter by a Great
Nan-To the Romans" The music
will include the anthem, Hail, Glad
Gening Light" and Mrs. Schouten's
solo, 20 God Of Truth" Bible school
at $50 a. M; Y. P. S. c. E. at $3.50
to 6:15 p. m.
ST. PauIs Evangelical church, cor.
ner of Eleventh and Exchange streets.
A c. Ernst pastor. Divine worship
1880 a. m. German service. subject.
1.-THE Fourth Prophecy Concerning
the Redeemer" Anthems "Hosannah
in the Highest and God is My Re-
deemer" English services at T:30 ..
m. The fourth Advent sermon, sub
ject: "The Peace Which Abides," Or
"Permanent Peace" The argument is
that the peace is already here. An
thems. Must Jesus Bear the Cross
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SLOGAN Falls to Suit.

Cedar Rapids Republican: Boone
has a municipal motto, TRY Boones
you'll stay which is at least better
than Cedar Rapids self Sinking
phrase.
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The Swedish Evangelical Lutheran
Mission church, corner of Fourteenth
and Morgan streets. c. J. Algott, pas
tor.-Sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
Morning services at I0:45. Evening
services at 1880. On Christmas morn
ing, $50, there will be services, what