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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-13

pm polltIldJen Srtessldlanplat
iu'rc Ridlts luetter aenIloet, als oae
ote 1einesnnsen Der Eeittld)e1 i'll
pplleH 's'aAse ltio. Ste Niilien be-
ganprsn, pc batfen Oas SorSringeii
osr Ssl'tldlen IN Der Weseno BON
HrSas'gs5 anfsebalten, bud flingt
s,,s, ole webbing utd)t lebr Notwithstanding
aaen' anla)eiile nddl ltebf Die Sade
fnr ese oelifldlen gnnlttg.
0e SeldueKiing Der Saroanellen.
0orfs ,li forfseleet BOD ldeint nidlis
as.seffsafet 5li ietn. Die Tlotte IL
oIInpaF Iloal n'd)f iuelfer porseornn-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-13
aarie lltbtridt.

&teaf @itte lit in Eetersbars
ses0rben.
@spt. Sbieridjen bebGIt bent-
iMs WilitGrpflid)tise bon Der
gssanldaft Ses rWilliam q.
ssrHs3 5nriidF.
Sic Beidiekmns Der 9arOa-
ussieu sebt iebr lansiant bpr-
ag. Die alDtte lit nod nid)t
10 sueit einseSrnnsem, iuie ntam
ssa@bts.
0as @ororingen Der Gent
fdsea tn Eolen baMert an.
Gapt. Sbicriden iast Der
,,@itel ssrie0rid" iuHrSe ieine
Tabrten furtieten.
gnsliider Siilfsfrenser it
tou ofu 9entid]en seritSrt.
9aHSabtretnngen bon Eeiter-
reid an Stalien bciprodlen.
9ie 9legiernns iueisert iidl
tait5uteiIen, lpie Ianse pGitcl
8riesridj" in yieiuport gfeius
bEelbea fann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-13

9ie Sltrp iii Dem Nro5eB ge-
gen Sorrp 4. 9baiu itl1o bier urloere
Manner, oie ale fiinf Der 8eridipo.
rliilg, nm Ebap alts Dem sSrrenbaus
81 befreien, angeflagt fino, bat mad,
ether geratlins ipelde Die een5e
gsudt oauerte, aIIe Mngeflagten fret
aeiproden.
@us @ni6ifgfpn miro getIaeI-
Get. man babe bort MlitteiIllneen pes
englono enlpfon9elt atah oellea aber.
|lnals sfrtifel ailf bie ltbDa iebr Iallee
aontrebauoeliite eeFebt Ieien. Gs
|ilno oies gdltmiuolIfonenoI, ggoue
aniIin, Naratin, @1ts. 500 unb nsl.
oeres. gnB galinlipoIff0nenol BON
ENGLAND fir aortrchdnoe erflart
Itpiro, bat III @ofbinpton iebr unail-
aenebm beriibrt eritems neil es fir
inliern SonoeI eine 1ieue 9eIhrdn.
fnng beoertet uno 5ipeitens, lueil
@nglano 81 anfalsg oes 8rieges alss-
oriidlid beriihert bate. es iperoe he.
Der gannIiuoile nod gaumtpoIIIomen.
Del als aonirebun6e betraHten. Die
grbeblng BON @one fir aontrebanne
bat feline groBe @eoentltna fir ling,
oa mir feile @oae erportiefen $50
rum man aitilin, Harafin, @nd)s.
500 nno abnlidle Ginge fir Squire
lanoe erfldrt bal, lift ben Serren in
8aibington boilfomnleii unoerIiano.
iid.
Sn einer Der SiroBen bon
Maiami in sSIorioa tpuroen Elm aeiDiI-
Ter 8. 90 6ninner aus St. 9ouis in
'6etpiBtloiem 3ultanoe allfgefumoen.
Ser Mant batte 100000 in Bombs
gaiin8en inn @erte bon $4,000 uno
taiien0 9olfors in boarem @eloe bei
iidl 7ie Roli8ci bradte i'm nodl ei.
ner Seifanltalt mo ct oltf ieineu aeis
itioeu 3iitan0 bin iriteriuft meroen
fpir6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-13

Rei6sniniiter in 9eiterrei6u ipiaigt
IN Die 9lbtretllng oes 9rioettino, abel
iltd)t IN Die 9lbtretllng BON griei
1tlto Der alte &oiler sSran5 asoiepf
inotle iiberboupt ridtS Don 2an6ab.
tretrnaen fpilien. @as an oieier ga.
ldidte wobr iit laBt fi1 notiirlid
lliht feititeaen, aber un5peifelbaft if
es, oaB gerbanolnngell iiber oerarti-
.ae Sanoabtretltngen i'm 8ange {ino.
9aeltli6 tpllroe bebauptet, Der oeut.
Idle Get6sfan8ler iperoe in elmer 9te.
De Dor Der guogetfonlrlliiiion oes
oeutie6en Geihstags oie 8eoineungel1
befanirt MAIDEN, ltirter oenen 9eutid),
lano 5rieben 8lt i6lieBen bereit lei
Die gea6ri6t flang 10 unelaublih
ooB mir Tie gar fti6t publi5iert bobe1
Sssest miro iie BON 2onoon aus fiji
falid erfldrt.
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Die neittralitGtsfeinoIideu
0nmnidlene

Gin iuettbefannter n,io ie6r belieb-
ter fatboIiiher Yrieiter nabe ose
Staotgren5e 2ollispilIes bat einen
robelt geripanoten in Ser oeutidall
slrinee iuelder iboil left geginn oes
s5elo5uges in gelgieil, reip. SSrant-
|reid I'll. Ser betreffenoe oeutldle
arieger bate IN ei1ieln SAreiben
oen @llnf6 ge1nBert, eitl paar Ieber-
ne @afnai6en 5lt beiiten. 9ieienl
@ltnlde ertipredeno, ididte nun Der
bodtp. @ater S. 9. Geifer Der fatbp-
liihet ct. Selenen-&irde BEL 9oitig.
|pile ein Rndet, eiltbaltero Sabaf,
3igarreL Shofolaoe, Seapulire llllS.
inter anoernt altd) eill 9aar i1on IL
te 5iemli6 abgetragene @alnni6en.
sSSn Dem allten 0lanben, oaB oas SD
fet ieinen 8eltiinmllngsorf balo errel=
den ipitr6e, mar Ser bohpiiroige
&err nidt ipellig erItaunt, aIs eines
l6onen Cages genaunte SenounJ
5uriifgeididt ipltroe, nit Dem 9e-
rlerfen, oaB oie @anoi1en ariegs-
fontrebaltoe ieien ilno aus oen Ser.
Staaten als neltraler Staat niht be-
foroert per0en fonnten.
@ater Ieifer ieste ii6 oaraltf biit
ilnb ibrieb nniernt Staatsiefrettn
nahiteben0en 9rief Der &errls
8rban mol nidf, 5lir groben sSreuos
9ereiht bnben miro:
uSerr Sefretarl
SD babe oie gbre, Sbnen nit Der
I9leihen Hoit eiil Haar aIte, inIt aus,
.getragene @anolhen 5u ienoen ullo
Sic 81 erIudell, lie fir oie gegeti-
ipdrtige Hegierilng aIs @n0effen an
Die geredte. .allfri1tige ulto gleidl-
maBige strt iulo @eiie, in lpeIht-
itniere Hegierililg uno beionoers oas
austp1rtige Mnlt, an oeiien Spise,
Sic itebens Die 8eitinliliiiise,i Der
Neutrnlitat, tuie, lie bon iiilIerer Mes
gierung uno Dem goIferredf nieoer-
gelegt iporoeu liilo, allf5ubepabren.
Sd lididte oieIe. @a,tniheti suaIeid)
init atlNren Snden.. 1abafspfeifen,
gabaf mlm. an oeutlhe SoIoaten, oie
m 6ranfreif f1illpfeu, aber, lie ipur-
ben mir BON pen 3oIlbeboroeil ais
nidt suloiiige ariegsfontrebanoe alt.
tiidgefdliff. Sd bin llur Elm ormer
BrieIter uilo obne Grfabrung IN 6en
geramidtbeiten Der, bobefl 9iplolna-
tie, aber ib utto meine sSreliiloe, 6c..
ften oieier gorfnII befannt gefuoroen
tit fniiilet olif Die geriuittung font.
melt Oh am gnoe in nnierem Qanoe
nidt 5lpeierlei Neittrolit0t betrieben
miro, 9eeutrolitdt, oie auf ser. eifen
Seite ben @erfanot eines 8oares al
ter Seoerganlaihen Derbietet, moi
neil fie einent sSeii,oe ser 0[lliierten
8equemlidfeit nito aroft brinaen
founen, cuff Der onoern seite ober
Die Iusfiihr bon Ganonen, Melutiticu
lin = mol aus Sen entaeaenoeIab-
ten Griir0elt niht perbietet. Gsi
Ill ipol utoelich, baB Oieies Gaar @a-I
moiden nod einmaG @cihidlte ma-I
Gleu miro, oenn fueit aerinoere Tin-
&c lino idon Der 9lnitoB sn qroBtn
giefprmen aeipeien. GoS lit Ser
@rilrb, iueShalb id) anitebme. ooB
hieie @omaiden Snterefie fir Sic
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Nns Merifo.


beitatigen Die geltrigen Meloungen,
Dob Sbregon Die Sauptitaot ger1ltnts
lfllb 3npota lie tpieoer belebt babe.
Seioer miro alt1 Die geahriht bon
Der grn1or0ltng oes lmerifaners Mc-
gfanus ourb Die 3apatiitas belta-
tiet. McManus ioa IN ieinem eige~
men 9auie, iiber Dem oie arnerifmli-
ide 5lagge iuebte uno an oeiieu Cir
er oas amerifaftiihe @appen auge-
bradt batte, eridoiien iein. glnfanas
hleb es, er babe nebrere 3apatiitas
erihoilen ilno Ieine grihieBilng lei
eil gia6eaft gelpeien iein 9eifbnber,
$. 8. 6ielo, Ser iid 5ur 3eit bier
|alfbalt, bebauptet aber, man habe
|ibn bodit iuabrf6einIid erihoiien,
neil er iid grpreiiuneen llno 8dn=
bereien fliht gefallen laiIell tnolIfe
WieWanus mar @ertreter Ser @uana.
inato Development Company IN ser
&auptita0t. gr beiaB, an benz @eae
BON Der eigentlicben Sonptftaot nod
aod)nlilco, altd cine u8airD sSaru@
lnto 5ielo lit Der 9lnii9t, Die 8apati-
itas hatteli linn iein @ieb BORT fort4
tebsncil molten lno er babe oageaen
proteitiert. MicWlafus iheint eilt
iebr energiiher ilho ni1t eeraoe
frieofertieer SEER geineien 5n ieilf.
Gr lag au1 nit Snerta I'M Streif
iln0 iprroe bon sSenem 6es 2anoes
neripieien, neil er ieinen gefe6len be-
aiiglidl Der glllsfitbr non gilber nid,t
eebor6en luolte. 9eatiirlih meroea
Die Ser. Staaten cine llnterindantq
Der slngelegenbeit nnrnehrnen .itlla
8enugtulng berIongen. Ser braIi.
lianiihe @eianbte, Der 5nr Belt ofti-
5iell uniere Sntereiien in Merico per-
tritt, bot iofort Die geltrafuna Der
AWf0roer perlangt lnio Staatsiefretdr
8rDan bot ibm, rad elmer aonfe.
ren5 nit oenl Braiioenter, telegra-
phiid nlitgeteilt, oaB Ser 2estere iein
@oraeben our6aus biaige, aber Min
Ihe, oaB Der Snmilie oes grmor0e=
ten auf) eine gntihaoigung bc5a6lt
iperoe. @leid5eitig ipuroe ser @e-
Innote erlu6t, Dem General Galasar,
Dem 8efeblsbober Der 3apatiitas, flar
81 MAIDEN, oaB nlan in @aibinatom
Zen SorfnI ais einel1 iebr erniteli
nniebe Ger General iol erflart bo-
ben, aIle Soroeritnee1 miiroen
prompt erfiillt iueroeu. grei Safe
Ton Hliiitberltug loIlen bei Der ge-
iesiiils Der Gtnot 6urd Die 3apntl.
itas borgefonlnien ieil; ionit foll iiee
aIes rubig nno oroenflid boll5ogen
bnben.
i1 Ger braIilianiide @eianote in.
Deerico lit ebcnfnIls Der Mnlid)t, 6ai,
eS Iid bel Der @rntorollng. beg 9lne.
rifoners MrMariis Inn eifen 9fod)e.
oft banoelte. 9[ls Die 3opatiitag oasi
leBte Wlal Die Sauptltdot raitnlten,
eridoB McManiis 5ipei BON ibnelt.
Die in ieir Sans fanen, nm sii pIiin-
bern Mdbrero Der geiebuna Ser
3diiptitaot burH Die garranailtos
tuiiroen bort Elm Ghtueoe iino bier
Spanier getotef. Dai, feline Soloas
ten fir ben Sob oes Sdueben berA
antiportlidl ieien, fat Sbregon Ielbif
5ligeItanoen unb oafiir audl tauieno
Dollars be8abIt
= 9nrd oie @eiebune Ser Sanpt.
itaot oitrd oie 3apotiItas i6eint oet.
Rotlaae elm gnoe oenadt SIT Iein.
9ie 6iibrer erfl6rten, oaB Iie oI[es in
ihren ardften Stebenoe titn tpiiroen.
Inn 2ebensmitteG nad Scr Soliptita6t
III ifaffen gluh Die aefonaenerI
aolflente iueroen ipieoer frei9eIoiIe.,
ulo bo6It tpobriheinIid1 ou6 Sic ac.
fongenen Nrieiter.
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,o.,
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gsuor6p gnmGris ben ser Salbtitast /
N2erifo ieht in @erhinblina nit gohbs
gsfribee & gob6s. Slec1isa4ipdIte I'll
t-720 @raohz G5ebdroe. Gdn Qfnfpfio
Ser. lit borbereitet OiedtsfdlIe hier opcr
in @erieo 5li ilbernehmen. fglnseioe
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sSiir autc llhren Sleuaratnr
aeft sn SnaO fSsusl, $50 Cft-Goms
merec. Strahe.
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g8ir reparieren ireenn Elm ifobhaf.
tes 8od. lett iIfs an ser 3eit. Saf
gp. @ilfins, Eel. Srobis 1878.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-27
r. o. Marsh Sends His RESIGNATION
as Chief Executive and coun-
Gil VIII Act on
~ It Tonight.
IMPROVEMENTS CAUSE?
Generally Believed at Warsa. That
He Construes Councils Action as
Being In Opposition
to Him.
Especial to The Gate city1.


WARSAW, ILL.,, July Or. o
Marsh, mayor of Warsaw. rendered
lbs resignation this morning. It is
believed that Mr.. Marsh's action
comes as the result OF a difference in
opinion regarding the extensive in
stallatlon OF sewage system in the
city 1t is believed that Mr.. Marsh
construed the action of the city coun.
eli to mean that it would not support
him In this matter. For this reason,
he is said to have offered his resIgna-
ton.
The sentiment Of the city is said to
be pretty well divided. The expendi.
ture for the construction of this sew.
age system will be considerable and
some Of the people are said to be in
favor of the project, while others
are opposing it. There is said to have
been some friction in the council.
Mr.. Marsh could not be reached to
make "a statement. General opinion
seems to be that he has construed
the action of his council to be hostile
to his stand in this sewage question.
Mr.. Marsh stands for the improve.
ment
The matter will be threshed out to-
night at the meeting of the city
council If the resignation of the
mayor Is accepted, special election
will be called to vote in a new mayor
The opinion is pretty general that
the council will accept Mayor Marsh's
resignation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-27
CLASS REUNION AT
IA HARPE, ILL
Social Event Held at Cuttings Semin
AIRY Proved to Be Inter
esting Ono.

LA HARPE, ILL.,, July 27.-One Of
the most interesting social events of
the week was the class reunion of the
1895 class OF Cuttings Seminary held
on Monday and Tuesday, July 10 and
20.
Twenty years ago at the time of
graduation the agreement was made
to meet in reunion twenty years hence
and this plan has been kept in mind
by its members. One remarkable
thing is that of the fifteen graduates
of so long ago all are living and
eleven OF them were present in the
city to enjoy the celebration.
Those preesnt were: Clara Edmunds
Ridout of Chelan, Wash; Pauline King
Kemp Of Kewanee, ILL.,; Estella Bailey
Weber Of Ottumwa. Iowa; Minnie
Balinger Rice of Disco, Ill.,, and
Ward Hungate, Chas S. Coulson, Chas.
Hurdle, Ella Strawn Melvin, Mary
Stone Cassingham, Edith Butler Coul-
son, Nellie Seymour Conrady Of La
EtGrpe.
The absent members were: DR.. Geo.
K. Maynard Of Clovis, N. NJ; Clara
Soule Guymon of Dade City. Florida
olan Allshire. stationed IN the Philip
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-27

Miss Flora Hammel has Returned
from her months vacation, during
aaich time she visited friends In
quincy and near Burlington.
Warsaw won the game at TT. Madt
H son Sunday, score being 2 to 1. At
warsaw fair grounds the Bearcats
Ne Tsat the Alecs Of Alexandria, to 1.
Inc Warsaw baseball stock will soon
% above par.
Mr. Joseph Fry has received an in
sleation to act as. one of the judges
s a. me Donnellson, Iowa, fair and has
Inc ferry boat was busy all day
sunday su saving wheat on Fox Island
o :. unloading 1t at Alexandria because
o.,, lhe Des Moines river flood. At 5
~ .. ciock Sunday evening the Missis-
''ppi was falling slowly.
The union church services were
pa ,d at Ralston park Sunday evening,
es. n. +. krughoff OF the German NJ.
siuIch preaching the sermon.
o,sN =. 1880 a. M, Sunday. July 25, a
dsn e. Wedding occurred at the resi-
IN nce OF Mr.. John Giller, the contract
C5i,.pp parties being Miss Florentine
,fnnsl and Mr.. Henry Hermann of st.
iIc11uis, Rev. Father schauer Of the
n OF the Sacred Heart ohiciating.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-27
The Warsaw Gate City
Warsaw, ILL.,, July ~, 1915.

The bride was becomingly attired In
white. The immediate relatives OF
the bride, and Mr.. Maurice Hermann
of st. Louis, brother of the groom,
were the only witnesses. After the
ceremony a sumptuous wedding din
ner was served, followed by the i'm
mediate departure OF the happy
couple on an extended wedding tour
Their future home will be in Denver,
Colo. The newlyweds received a jolly
send-off, their carriage being gally
decorated with old shoes, cupids,
hearts, bright ribbon streamers, fare
we'll MESA ges, in the midst of which
was a wedding bell, the gift of admir-
ING well wishers. The bride is the
eldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Giller. a young lady Of charming per-
sonality and many virtues and accom-
nlishments. and has many friends in
this. the place Of her birth. The
Young man to whom she has intrust-
ed her happiness is well worthy OF
that trust, is of sterling integrity ana
excellent character and business quail
fications. Warsaw extends to both its
best wishes for their future happiness
and welfare. Mr.. Heimann resided IN
Warsaw several years ago, being book
keeper for Grace Mills, when he won
many friends
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-27
BAR ASSOCIATION
PLANS MEMORIAL
Local Lawyers Will Meet to Pay Re.
spect to Memory Of Rice Il. Bell
Tomorrow Morning at
10 O'clock.
WILL ATTEND FUNERAL
Services viii be Held Tomorrow Aft.
ernoon at 4:3O O'clock and
Body VIII be Taken to
Pennsylvania.

Memorial services for the late
Judge Rice H. Bell will be conducted
by the keokuk Bar association tomor-
row morning at 10 o'clock in the dis
trict court room. The call for the
memorial meeting was made today.
Judge Bell was one Of the best
known members Of the local bar, and
this occasion will be given his late
associates to sa.' something regarding
the esteem In which he was held by
them. A number of Informal talks
will be made by the bar members in
eulogy Of their departed brother.
Resolutions will be framed to be
presented to the courts to be placed
on the court records and to be given
to the members of the family either
at this meeting or by a committe
which will be appointed
The funeral services will Be held
tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
The members of the bar will attend
the services In a body.
Judge Bell began his legal career
In Keokuk in 1880 and was admitted
to the Iowa bar in 1882, having been
IA member Of the local bar association
for number of years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-27
COLORED WOMAN DIED
HERE THIS MORNING
Mrs. Cora Hampton Dies Of ParaIy.
sis, After an Illness Of
Three Years.

Mrs. Cora Hampton, colored, nfty.
two years old, died at 1880 this
morning at her home, 1926 Franklin
street after an illness Of three years.
Her. death was caused by. paralysis
The deceased was born in Clarks.
vile. Tenn, and came to this city
eight years ago. She was first mar
ried in Tennessee and is survived by
four children by that marriage They
are: Louis and Atkinson Watkins, Of
this city, Arthur Watkins, of Spring.
field. Mo-, and Mrs. r. ca Goodwin Of
Fort Madison. Her husband, John
Hampton, to whom she was married
in Kahoka seven years ago. also sur
wives. She was a member of the
Baptist church.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-27
CITY NEWS.

An appeal from Judgment Of the
court Of James s. Burrows, justice OF
the peace to the district court has
been taken in the case Of the Brum-
baugh system VS.. j. F. Sanders and
J. F. Bullock, doing business as the
Overland Garage Co.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Kelley,
July %, a son. ,l
The remains Of the late Judge
Rice H. Bell are to be taken to West
Alexander, Pa, for burial. The fun
eral services are to be held tomorrow
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock: at the fam
lily home No. SOB Granda avenue, to
which friends Of the family are In
vited. The family requests that flow.
ers be omitted.
: Jacob w. Frank, who has been
u for several months past, is still con
lined to his home.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-27
$I;|l|EzEZI
For Society Editor
Call Black 665.
PEACE,

PEACE.
Peace flows into me
AS the tide to the pool by the shore
It is mine forevermore,
It GIBBS not back like the sea.
I am the pool of blue
That worships the vivid sky.
My hopes were heaven-high;
They are fulfilled in you.
am the pool Of gold
When sunset burns and dies;
You are my deepfng skies,
Give me your stars to hold.
Sara Teasdale in Century.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-27
Observe Pastors Anniversary.

Yesterday was the birthday ami
versaries of the Rev. and Mrs. W. H.
Neil. During the day they receive
many kilograms and messages OF
greeting. At noon Miss Anna Ritter
and some of the children Of the Junior
league called at the parsonage and
left as their gift a handsome print
Of the Good Shepherd in an artistic
frame. In the evening the members
Of the Trinity church called at the
house to extend their congratulate ,s
and good wishes. In behalf of the
congregation, Mr.. C. E. Durgee pre-
sented a handsome gift. All the events
of the day came as a surprise to the
Rev. and Mrs. Neil. Their daughter.
Mrs. James l.. Kennedy, came from
Wichita, Kansas, to be present at the
anniversary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
seIls-FIoto Shows.

AS special convenience for those
who desire either general admission
or reserved seat tickets to the Sells
Floto Circus and Buffalo Bills origin
al Wild Vest which is coming here
for a days engagement Friday, Aug.
ust 6, arrangements have been made
whereby a special representative will
be present from o'clock in the morn
ing of circus day until o'clock in the
afternoon at Wilkinson & Co.'S drug
store. There reserved seat and gen
eral admission tickets may be obtain.
ed at the same prices as charged Mt
the ticket wagon on the grounds.-Ad.
vertisement.
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pines, and Clara Williams Of Tacoma

w ASH.
On Monday evening the formal class
dinner was served at the fremont.
The old class colors of heliotrope and
cream were the basis of the color
scheme for the beautiful room and
table decorations, while the class
flower, pansy, was made conspicuous
Chas. S. Coulson, the former class
president, was master Of ceremonies
and almost every member present re-
sporded to toast while Mrs. F. w.
Hungate responded to the toast, "Our
Associate Members" in behalf Of the
wives and husbands Of the class OF '95.
Tuesday evening a garden party
was given on the lovely lawn at the
F. w. 'Hungate home and number
of former co-students joined the merry
crowd, all indulging in some Of the
former class songs and games and al
most forgetting the lapse Of time.
The next reunion is scheduled for
1926 and may old Father Time deal as
gently with them as in the past until
they meet again.
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GERMANY

fr,nited Press Leased Wire Service.
BERLIN, July ~. Via wireless.)-
4 constantinopIc dispatch to the Nit.
- zeltuno today reported that Ger
man subrarine sank the French sub
Marine Mariotte In the Dardaneiies
nsrrcws yesterday. The crew was
,ayed and captured by the Germans.
II The press dispatch 10 correct, this
/. the second time in history that one
,ub,narIne has destroyed another. An
Austrian submarine recently sank the
italian submarine Medusa. The Mar
lette was built In 1911, carried a crew
q from % to 80 men and displaced
Sis tons when subme rsed. She was
equipped with six torpedo tubes.
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youno Folks Enioy Dance,

Forty boys and girls enjoyed sup
per and dancing party last night at the
Country club. The party was chaper-
oned by Mrs. o. S. Stanbro, Mrs. A.
C. Decker, Mrs. Harry Coulson and
Miss Elsie Buck. Misses Vivian CouE
son, Agnes German and Sarah Ha n
ilton were among those from out of
town.
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The Price she PAYS.

There is hardly an American WON
an nowadays who cam keep pace
with the demands made upon her
time and energy without paying the
penalty of i'll health It may be that
dreadful backache. dragging pain.
headaches, nervousness or the tor
lures Of displacement 1t is the
price she pays. To women In this
condition, Lydia e. Pinkham's Vege
taole Compound comes as a boon
ana blessing. A simple remedy
made from roots and herbs which
brings glorious health to suffering
women.-Adyertiseme emit.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

BELL-Funeral services for the
late Judge Rice H. Bell will be held
at the residence No. 500 Grand ave-
nue., at 4:30 o'clock Wednesday after
noon, July %. 1915. Friends invited.
Please omit flowers.
Interment will be at West Alexan.
der. Pa.
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LIGHTNING Burns Barn.

Lorraine, ILL.,, July 27.-Lightning
struck the barn on Tom Prices place.
near here yesterday, and set the struc-
ture on fire. 1t burned to the ground.
Quite a lot Of fodder and straw ives
consumed in the barn, but all the live
stock and rigs, ETC., were saved. The
loss is about 5000.
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New p. M. at PittstieId.

Bush has been appointed postmaster
for Pittsfeld, his name having been
sent to the president on Friday. He
is the son OF Editor William c. Bush
of the Pike County Democrat and Ia
himself connected with the paper.
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Y. p. S. c. e. viii Meet.

The Y. P. s. c. E. society Of the
First Methodist Protestant church will
hold its regular monthly business
meeting in the parlors of the church
this evening. Following tho business
session there will be socia! hour
with refreshments.
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WANTED-Three men to act as min
ute men in the city fire department
who can sleep at the Sixth street sta
ton. Room with good bed and bath
provided. Only men of good habits
need apply.
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FOR RENT-No. 512 Exchange, six
room frame house. newly papered
and city water in the kitchen. John
Tumelty.