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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-16
4okal.Derid)t
aentudberin
SndIt ieit Sountas berseblid, lire
ansebIid bier aHiadise Sdluei,er.

ssn Der Cbhit bes itdStiiden @obl,
tbdtiefeits- -Gepnrtemeats beiinbet iib
sIr 3eit bic 10 Sabre aIte gearI Top
aus @inhcjter. ap., bic am Sonutna
biertcrfam, Inn ibre aneeblid bier
nnidiiige Sd,tpeiter, Irau GbIparo
Is. gcdeti, 81, beiud)en. Qenrl. Die aui
ociH 9anoe diifeeuodden III. bat no.
tiirIid eanJ eigeunriise @eqriiic bon
eirer @robitaot. Gle eIanEse IN ibrer
einiaIt, bal, eseoernaRn ibre Shlrc.
tier fennen niiiic urb mar oaber iehr
cnttaiiifi, als nuf Dem @abnboi ihr
.eiue austunit seseben perbm
fonnte. Rad neridJieoenen areii5. NIB
Guerfabrten aui Der perneblifel,
Sufe IanSete Qearl 9ap Id5Iieblilb
ON Sonutng abeio in Der Riibe SeS
Gbeiter Vdrf, mo iie lidJ ipieber iinl
gliistimit beBiiaIit ibrer Sh,peiicr
OIL einen miIbirenlben Itann lponbte.
GiiidIiferiueiie fam iie nn einen
Guit1noiaen Reniten. Der bic GininI.
Der 9aibpomeranie nidJt mibbrnlidl.
te, iOnoern bas Wedbden bem ftldTici
RoliBiiien dnpertrniite, Der Fcnrl mad
eem 5raueneeiangniB brineen Iief.
no lie bis aeiteru mar, liu niinmebr
benz NobltbGtigfeits Gepurtemen,
iiberartwortei ;u fpcrben. Tos Ic-
partemeut piro periuden. Die Sdape.
iter nlistinbia sl IHnd,en. Die Yoli.
gel bot iOtpeit erulitteIt, bab 1rnn
gedcti Dor Idneerer 3eit i'm Sanic
SO. III Git gleunte Strnbe ,pobnic
nnb Damn nnh glOripoob pcr,oaen it,
aber oie goIiSei bon Roripoob wae
iclUeit auber Stnnoe, bic aoreiie Der
iSrali au erlnitteln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-16

Syobue. @ufber fd5nsn Gtrabs tdmsn
| uns fpeifnlropdii9 aeneibete Wlsnfden
| In Sdjadren entgegerl. nat ben Grfdts
tnnaen In polsn stfl erfreuIid,er Mn,
bid. Qfn elmer f66n qepflesten Qln'
Iage am Ginadnse Der Giabf bieIisn
mir fat sfpsi Siunbsn. 2lber bic 3eit
ipurbs uns nitt lang. Die pislen
1anienbe Don Wenfhen, bic ole Ia,
men. bic beutften Barbdrsn su ieben.
purbeR nidt miibe init 1yragsn. eli,
spdren Tsbr erfiauni ilber unitre ireff.
Iifs ausriiiilrnp. iiber unfere iJrifts
unb unier por,iigli6es 4usfsben. On
ibren Huiim rparen iIe alierbinss bers
nriiaes niti geipohni. Ddbei battea
ibrt .3eiilinpen fis belogen: mir fed.
ten i'm iiefitsn GItnb. trIiiten cine Rits
otrlaas mad Der onberen unb ipGrsn
balb DolIiiGnbia psrnidiet. Sic itanns
ten. frsuten iith dber arh iiber ben
iiinafisn beuif1 oiisrrsitiidben Siss
in meitaaIisisn init al ben ruiiiihsn
Defanasnen. 9eioHbsrs bic dliern
0pmnaiiditen, bic ale Uniform trus
aen. iporen ithr ipibbeeisrts. llnisr
etnaua ipar Gin fyeitiaa iir bic Stabf.
.Sebi Iieasn mir i'm Warinessiigbdus.
llnfere pfsrbe iinb In elmer erpbsE
propiantbalIs nntereebrd1i, it bats
bic WobnuHe eirss boben ruiIiIten
Sffisiers inns. gle fab fdon 5i,m
lid miidsnonmen aus. unb nod jsb.
fommen bduiia 3ipiIifteu aus Der
Stabt, I'm su piiinbern. na!iirIit lau,
fen iie Bel mir libel ON. Die Sdupi,
idfle III. mdn fam Iifl mai ipisber
ariinbli6 maiden: Id babe Bier zine
ridtiaaebsnbs @oHerItill.na, foaar elm
" 6. Id bin Siirieoen; MIR Elm @ctt
fehIt mir. QIls geiien iinb anfhtinsno
aeiiohlen iporbtn. ginen arobsn Sps
ia in Der gde msinss 3imm.rs ba6tn
bic pIiinbertr ben asib uIfgefhnittsn,
fDohl neil iie aoiib1rieiisn barin p.rs
iitdi 1laubtsn. Nus ben Sprunaiet
bern unb bern Rcbbnar rlotbie id mir.
10 out 90 sinl duf BEN gober elm
Eager uno ftIisf iui. elm s6nie. Stbi,
nad'bem mir bic Sherb.n unb TRIM
msy hinnnsneifcfft bnbtn. tpcbut ,s
iih bel ms aans bebdslif. aoblu
nub 5cIa fnnb,r mir in RaiIs, bds
ldti iid nur fbtper for.fdi,ppsn. unb
10 i0nrtn mir ss .initipsilsn ousbals
ten. 'sreiIih ldrae pirb bic Jrtub.
nidli Sansrn. bdnn sebis ipisber psi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-16
Die Gbttagoer r5rt5une

Die Gbieagoer z rt5uns'
madJt in einem 4rtitel, in fpeIhem III
Die W0stidtsit zines Sriesss mil
0eutidIonb er6rtert bic fOIgsube Be-
msrtung: .9sutitlarb glau6te, bnt
bic grobe 3ubl Der Siir9er c.utfher
NbItammung in bisiem Qanbe ibm be-
biIfIih iein piirbsn, Die Der. StaateH
gu elmer ipoblpplIenoen Reutralitdt
uub gu einem @srbot sesen bic Wdfs
fenausfubr gu peranlaFeu." 0as IT
bic reinIte GinbiIbuus. Die oeutTds
Rssieruns bat Before gsgtiffe opn
giirgerpflidtsn, als bas Gbicagoer
Slatt permeiHt. Sic itebt isbr Itrens
oarauf. bab ibrs Sirasr a5foIuts
5reus pubren unb sripartet tstne llns
teritiibung Don 9iirssrn zines raosreu
2anbes. Sn 6plge beiisn bat lie aud
auf t.ire 6ilfs pon ben 9eutiten in
ben Der. Staaten gsrshnet. mas iie
aesIuubt bat uno norm tie ibper ent'
tduiht tporoen III, mar ods, DAB Die
Rsgieruns Der Der. eta =
ten ibre nsutralen Rshte bsfer nab
rem uno Itrengsr ibr. rsutraler pfli6s
ten erfinen pirbe. llnb paa Nie
0eutIden in ben Der. Staateu be-
trifft. III ibr gemiiben niht barauf ses
ri6tet, Oeuti4Ianb gu beIfeu. ioubern
ben grGFoenten gu pernnIafen, ouiI er
feline pflihten gsqsr bic giir1er Tsines
eiqenen 2anbes erfiillt. Die Ssutiten
iinb iiber bic 9sfpaltatte Gusldnbs sms
p0tt, ni6t 70 Iebr bsspeger, neil ods
nit 0euti6lano gsitdbigt rpiro dls
neil baraus Elm erObsr S6oben fir bic
Der. Staatsn errpd6f sic fiihlen iih
in ihrer Wlrbs uls dmeritaniihe giirs
qsr getrdntt. 8pbl III es rihig, ods
iis rad ibren WitteIr CUR 2i7osrung
Der Toth In 1eutIhldno bei'teu.rn,
uber bdrir Derfdtreu iis qendu 70 tpie
olle unbsren ameritduiihen @ir1er.
Die Ginen idbtden 9eIo nod iFr1n,=
reid. bic Qnoeren nab Gnqldno. 8as
NIT pirb es bod islbitOsritdnbfit. bab
9eutf6e ibrsr alien Ssimdtb beIfsn.
sumdl bei tbnen, pie BEL tis
rem sbrli6 benteuben WsrTteu eirr
2tptiisl beitebt. bab bas bsuti5e goIt
in O0llig unterantportIiher @c;fs drs
Qeariffsr poroeu III uub teinsr Gns
grtfFs Fonbern eineu 9ertheibiqunqss
trieg fiihrt. Bel ben Deutitcr biers
3ulanbe 6eitebt bic llsberSeuauno, bic
cnr riht au bsitrsiten 1T, bdb fe. ius'
BEN tie 3euti6ldrb unteritiiBer. elmer
gerehten Sa6e belfsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-16
Giner 8erIiner 0spef6e

Giner 8erIiner Sepef d e
sufulae IoI qrGiibsnt Wilipn in ieiner
sfpeitcn Rote su benz 4nerbietsn, nit
GngIuno pegeu Der 3ufubr ron Sc
bensmitteIn na9 9euti9lanb gu uns
terbarDeIn, baburd peranlaBt lporoen
fein. oaB Gnglanb ben PrGiibenten IN
&enntriB ieBte, es lei fpillens has 9ers
Bot btsier 3ufu6r gu mtloern. Vas
ilinet ourhaus ni6t unpabri6sinIi6.
Gnelunb bat gefeben, baB feline abFidt,
9eutfalano aus5ubungern unour9s
fiibrbar III unb min nunmsbr etpas
suaeben, mas es nitt per6tnnern lam,
um nit ieiner 9robmutb Ginbrud uuf
ben prGiioenten gu MAIDEN, fpejtea um
bic grlaubnib 3u unoeren grobcn Ters
9etpaltigungen bes ameritdnii4en
SanbeIs su erlangsn, Sc 1T G6cr taum
bentbar, bub Seutidlano nit oieIem
}2useitdnbnib, bas teineu prd'tiihen
Wertb beiibt, Ii6 nunmehr sufriebeR
geben tpirb, ba ss ben Sautboottrieg
fortisben muB, nm bic 3ufu6r BON
Waffen gu binbern unb in oieiem
5a1s muB Der prdiioent natge6en.
Seins StelIune, baB Elm Muritionss
fdiff ni6t anseeriffen fpsroen BART
neil 2lmeritdrer it'd barauf bsfinoen
tDnnter III unboltbar, bsnu Aas liefs
barauf binaus, bab ameritaniite pdfs
Tagiers bic 9eitimmung baber bic
gH ted daffeeRa hs!!iissFsrnns her aus bieiem
2anbe dusssfiibrtsn Waffen 1u Garans
tirsn. Rahbsm Der qrdIibent Gnglanb
suaeItanben bat, bab es eegsu ulles
BDltsrre6t cine 9lodaoe auf offerem
Wesre erri6ten borf, neil gouhbccte
stne &iiitenblotaos, ipie ons 9plters
rsft lie pori6reibt, nitt eeituttsn,
bann mub er SeutfdIanb bas 3uge'
itGrbrib MAIDEN, baB glmeritarer oers
pftidtst Tinb, s6ifisr fern gu tlsi6en,
bic arisaspprrGtbs 6eforbsrn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-16
0ebmrten.

Ben. uRb emma Ri.baus, 1920
Susbes Strabs; anabs.
DaDib unb Warp apngtpel, 110l
Gin SiraB,; Wldb1sn.
Albert unb 5bn Sorban, 754 Ri&s
monb Sirabe; Rnabt.
SsnrB uno Uiinnis Wota. 3467
Sioibem Girabs; annb,.
ebtparb unb 5,fi. 9opnins, 252l
4uburn apeHus; anabe.
Robert unb Wlarp DelIb, 1923
Bremen Strnbe; 9ndts.
@sc. inb Rorma Rrsb, PSI Calhoun
Girabe; Mdb4sn.
9ernon unb gliie Wat,tE. 1927
Gaiiern Nptnus; anabs.
Murisllus unb katherine Refer,
9uscuIum 6eiebis; WGb6sn.
Jomss uub Srsns ejiiInspp, 4329
Rormunbp aU,nus; anabe.
RoIoHb urb anna iJinnsp. s44
Ginning Sirdbs; Wdoten
6rant unb Carrie apy, 226 aIoi.u
apsnue; anabs.
Georee unb Gdrolin. 6dul,tn. 214e
Clifton elpsnus; WiGb&en.
Softpb unb pbilOmsna gcpstts, 367
aileour Gtrabs; anabs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-16
Ser ,pabre iscinS.

Wdbrenb bic grobriten urO Gle Gin,
goes beitdnbig bic Gusen feinOli6 duf
DeutfhIano geri9tet balten, nit benz
iif obns bic geringits S6pisrigteit
cine gsritdnbiguns finbsn liebe. pirb
oas GanO In Der f6Deriten W:iIe BON
9robbritunnieu bsbrduet Sine De-
putdtion BON JmportsursH pirb nd6s
items beim prdiibsnten sri6einsn unb
ibm, uadbem ale brieflidsn gef6pers
ben ii9 oGs Oerssbens erpiefeu bdben,
miinblid1 beridten, bdb r, IN @es
fabr iteben, bur4 gnsldnbs gtr9spdls
tisuug OeS umeritaniiben SaaSels 30
Wtiaionen Dollars su 9erIisrsn. Gs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-16
Der beutIben Werbiinbsten, fOnSern Der

Der beutIden 9erbiinbsten. fcnSsrn Der
Der. Staaten. Sn iol4em Solls niirbe
Gnglano 5ur Ginii4t selanst iein, bob
ibm niats anbsres iibrig bliebe, ols
6rieben gu idIieben. Wsm in iol6er
0siis eriidtIi4 1T, oub es in Der
Wtadt bes prdItpenten lag, ben 5rie
ben gu er3pinsen unb er ii9 ipsiserte,
bieIe Radt in QnpeuDuns gu bringsn,
1T es nidt gu psrpunbern, bag bic
beutI6sn gerbiinbetsn feline alufriatiss
teit ni6t anertannten uno bic alliirten
lebmn ,Srisbensanerbietuuse ab, neil
iie bic Der. Staaten niat als Saupts
alIii&ten perlieren tppllen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-16
@littuuds ben 16. Suni 1915.
Die Guti6eibuus beg Sbe

bunbesseri6t, baB ss bic Rspiiion bel
untereu Snitan3 in Sa4en Der 0aptor
Gafb Resiiter Comp. beitdtigte. Dirf
I'm 0erein nit anoersu Gntidsibunger
babin ausseIest, bab bas @eriat Bit
sruItgeIebe nibt mebr beahten mill
Wenn es bamit isine Ridtisteit bat =
uub alIes iprtht bafiir -, baan ilnf
bic san5en SruiteeIeBe nidts mebr als
Motulatur uub alsbunn miiFen anbert
@ortebrungen getroffen iperbeu. I'm
bas Bolt DOR mOnoppliitiiaer Qusbeu'
tung gu beidIben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-16

itnuien fle mir 2sben unb Cuff. tiri'
liren enbIps In funteIubtm Vefang,
ielber braunsolbens puntte. bic taus
mslnben 2erhen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-16

SnStalisn tpirb es in ben nod
iten Tagen lebbaft 3ugeben, Dem in
bisiem Sriess BON Der oerbiinbeten See,
rsslettuHg befolgtsn Blame semdb 1T
aud in StaIisn bic Sefeniipe beobuhtet
porosn, Big entpeber neue Sruppsn
ber6eigsbraat nher m nubsren 0oiitios
nen itebenbe 5ruppen entbehrt fperben
tOnnten, nm gum 9lnsrifF gu itreiten.
Den 0speIdsn sufolse limb osutide
@eritdrtungsn auf oem Wege uut Dem
italieniidhen ariegsfdaupIaB Hrb man
lam CUTE Radrihtsu erpurteu, benn
in g3ug ouf miIitdrifhe Jdbigteiten
iteben bic StaIiener auf Der glei9en
niebriesR Stufs, tpis bic RuTen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-16
Die ensltfde Elptte bat

Die ensIif DE 5Gotte bat
stpei peiter. ameritdnii6e Sampfer,
bic iid nit bannfreier amerttanil6er
Waare auf bem Wege mad nelltralen
!6dfer befanoen, getapert. 0as 1T eins
srobe gersepaltiguns ameritanii6er
Rebte unb cine it,tpere gels;bigung
Der amsritaniihen SIaese. User bic
grobriten psrbulten itd ruhtg bc5u.
Sic ssratbsn nur in Qufresunq, uenn
Gin britii6es Sdiff su S6aOsn tommt
unb babeu ounu bic unteri6dmtheit.
bic 2opaIitdt Der Oeutiher gu berbdhs
tigen, tpsrn iie fir bic Redts Der Der.
Staotsn sirtreten urb iid tpeigcrn, fir
be engliide Jlagge ein3uItebsu.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-06
WORKING
ON MURDER CASE
Have Two Suspects, With Plenty Of
CIews for Detectives to
Work Out.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service:l
NEW YORK, April 6.-With two
suspects under arrest, practically the
whole detective force was endeavor.
ing today to find the murderers of
Otto linn, restaurant proprietor and
his two employees, hacked to death
with cleavers.
Detective Inspector. Faurot ex-
pressed belief today that a drug fiend
was the murderer, but was not GER
tain whether only one person was
guilty. One OF the men under arrest,
Edward Wester, of Berkeley, Calf,
has an injured arm in a sling. He
said he was hurt with a cleaver in a
fight with a ships cook. The other,
Joseph Carol, said his head was cut
with a club by an unknown man.
Both are held for investigation.
The bloody cleavers, a knotted
handkerchief used as mask, foot
prints in the snow outside the restau-
rant and bloody finger prints on the
cafe walls and safe which the rob-
bers attempted to force, were other
clews regarded as important.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-06
Positive Relief
For Constipation

the progress Of modern medical
science is perhaps, no more force
1uily evident than In the simplify
ing OF many of the old time rene
dies OF past generations. For in
stance, the harsh cathartics and
violent purgatives used by our
forefathers to relieve constipa-
ton are now known to be not only
unnecessary but really harmful.
Constipation can be more effective
ly relieved without the discomfort
and pain these old-time remedies
occasion.
A combination OF simple laxa-
tive herbs with pepsin, sold in
drug stores under the name of DIR.
Caldwell's Syrup Of Pepsin is
most effective, yet mild and pleas
ant. 1t is absolutely free from
opiates and narcotics and equally
as desirable a remedy for the
tinfest babe as for rugged man
hood. A free trial bottle can be
obtained by writing to DR.. w. B.
Caldwell, 452 Washington st.,
Monticello, III.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-06
CALIFORNIA; Welcome
Gladdens Exposition

The whole Golden State is
on the reception committee to
make exposition visitors glad
they came. You feel this
CHEEKY, thoughtful hospitality
in a hundred ways. It greets
you at beautiful Los Angeles.
At San Diego and San Fran
cisco, not only the wonderful
expositions, but the people
contribute lavishly to your
enjoyment.
Go sure! But come into the
Burlington office and let us
show you how to go for the
most scenery at the least ex-
pense. Our Grand Circle Tour
takes you via scenic Colorado,
Sale Lake City and Great Salt
Lake in daylight the best of
California, the two EXPOSE
tons and the famous North
Pacific region, the majestic
Columbia river and the beauti-
full Cascade mountains. A
shorter tour affords daylight
ride through Colorado and
Salt Lake City and both expo
sitions. But the Grand Circle
Tour, for only a slight addi-
tional charge, is the big value.
Let us tell you about these
tours-we will gladly plan a
special tour if desired-and
supply you with complete, il
Illustrated descriptive litera
ture, maps, etc. Call, write or
phone today.
G. F. Conradt, City Ticket
Burlington Route, Fifth
and Johnson SITS. Phone 976.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-06

Bessie of Warren were calling on rel
atives and friends here Thursday.
NJ. T. Kerns was a Keokuk caller
Wednesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Noonan and daugh-
ter Emma were Keokuk callers Satur-
day.
The office building Of DR.. A. j.
Davis caught fire Wednesday morn
ing. With assistance the fire was
soon extinguished with but very little
damage.
Charles Bloomquist, pastor of King
ston and student of I. W. c., held SER
vices at the NJ E. church Thursday
evening, delivering a fine sermon.
Arlie Barnes and sister Emma
were Donnellson callers Saturday.
r. B. Lamb and family Of Montrose
were calling on relatives and friends
here Saturday.
Hubert Hopp and family Of Keokuk
spent Sunday with relatives.
Mrs. Amanda Meinhardt and chill
dren spent few days with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wahrer.
George REM received sward Sat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-06
What Thin Folks Should
Do To Gain Weight

Physician's Advice for Thin, Undevel-
oped Men and Women.
Thousands Of people suffer from ex-
cessive thinness, weak nerves and
feeble stomachs who, having tried ad-
vertised flesh-makers, food-fads, physi-
cal culture stunts and rub-on creams,
resign themselves to lifelong skinni-
ness and think nothing will make
them fat. Yet their case is not hope
less. A recently discovered regenera-
tive force makes fat grow after years
Of thinness, and is also unequalled
for repairing the waste of sickness or
faulty digestion aad for strengthening
the nerves. This remarkable discovery
is called Sargol. Six strengths giving,
reproducing elements Of acknow-
lodged merit have been combined in
this peerless preparation, which is en-
dorsed by eminent physicians and
used by prominent people every
where. 1t is absolutely harmless, in
expensive and efficient.
A months systematic use Of Sargol
should produce flesh and strength by
correcting faults Of digestion and by
supplying highly concentrated fats to
the blood. Increased nourishment is
obtained from the food eaten, and
the additional fats that thin people
need are provided. Wilkinson & Co.
and other leading druggists supply
Sargol and say there is a large de-
mand for it.
While this new preparation has CIV
en- splendid results as nerve-tonic
and vitalizer, 1t should not be used by
nervous people unless they wish to
gain at least ten pounds of flesh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-06
QUINCY rs USING
KEOKUK DAM POWER
Big Engine in Power House is Tenn.
porarily Out of comnpissio and
Local Power Is Used.

The engine. connected with the
425 XIV generator at the Quincy rail-
way company's power house at Front
and State streets, is still waiting for
repairs, says the Herald. Several
weeks ago, the engine was wrecked
when the piston heads blew out A
bill Of lading was received today,
showing the shipment Of repair parts
had left Hamilton, o., last Friday. Six
days ago the coils OF the S25 XIV gen.
orator burned out and since then the
street car company has had to depend
on power from the Keokuk dam, and
the small generator at the local pow
er house. An expert was called from
Chicago to install new coils and on
making an examination of the genera
tor, found other parts in need of i'm
mediate repairs, and as all this work
has to be done before the generator
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-06

urday of the death Of his son-in-
law Joe Stertz, Of Matlock, Wash.
Miss Leona Gibson Of Donnellson
was an over Sunday visitor at the
Maurice Wahrer home.
Casper Swinderman and wife and
Eli Scott and wife were West Point
visitors Sunday.
The revival meetings held by Rev.
Van Horn and Rev. ]. F. Stilwell at
the M. e. church, closed Sunday
evening. Special music by Rev. Still
well. VIM. Wahrer and Miss Leona
Gibson Of Donnellson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-06
Y.W.C.A.NO
Enjoyed a Hike.

Enjoyed Hike.
The high school gymnasium class
Monday afternoon enjoyed "hike"
instead of regular class work.
Up.streamers.
The Up-streamer club will meet
Tuesday evening for sewing. This
week they will dispense with the
usual supper in the club room
On Wednesday afternoon at 2:20
the social committee will hold its reg.
ular monthly business meeting.
vesper Meeting.
At 4:15 the Student club Of the high
school will hold it's vesper meeting
which will be addressed by Mrs.
Harry Reeves A social hour . and
spread will follow this meeting.
G. A. r. Meeting.
Plans have been completed by the
G. A. R. for their commemoration Of
the 50th anniversary Of Lees surren-
der at Appamattox, to be held in the
auditorium Friday night at o'clock.
At this time the post will present a
beautiful flag to the association. The
association will acknowledge this
splendid gift through Mrs. T. R.
Board, the association president, who
is the daughter of veteran. This
meeting is open to all and 1t Is hoped
that large number will be In attend
aace, thus showing in fitting way
their patriotism.
After the flag presentation there
will be splendid patriotic program
of music and addresses arranged by
the G.. A. r.
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CHARLESTON.
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Mr.. A. G.. Eisenhart Of Burlington
was tuning pianos in this vicinity
Monday.
John Helm was Charleston visi-
tor a few days this week.
Miss Ruth Hopp who has been In
FIT. Madison has returned home.
Charles Schiller was a Montrose
caller Wednesday.
VIM. Wahrer is visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wahrer.
Adam Hopp and daughters Dorothy
and Ruth, we're Donnellson callers
Tuesday.
G. s. Bassett. wife and daughter