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ordered from trat man from the bar
rens?'
"'What kind o. goods?' replied Joe,
plainly astonished at the question.
Why, ye don't mean 10 say We don't
know h~uckleberries? I've heerd o
folks that didn't know beans, but |
never see nobody afore what didn't
know kuckleberries!
"I know huckleberrles, all right,
said !, but amt chompers and swamp
ers and black crackers queer names
for huckleberries?'
"'Not fer huckleberries,' said Joe.
They mought be- fer buckwheat cakes,
but not fer huCklcberrics, ChOmpers
an swampers an black crackers Is all
different styles o. huckleberrics. the
way We know EN- in this here lay %
Timber. Fer instance, why Chomp&rs?
We'll, sir, that style is the high an
low bush 'arly blues, the fust ones
to come a.Ong In the season, and fust
rate stayers at that, They're the ones
that folks II stop eZ they pass along
by EN- to pick Jest fer to chomp. an
IL berry pickers wants to eat while
they're pIckin' they'll give all t'other
kinds the go by an chomp the 'arly
blues, So that style q ~huCkleberry
got the name o chomper eZ long ago
~ the fust settler in this garden spot
o Pennsylvany ever chomped,
"'Then ez 10 swampers. Swampers
is them big reddish black fellers thai
with a leetle sugar on 'em and drownec
in cream comes Jest about ez nigh 4
maxim "A dish better'n stewed prune!
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Campanini Signs Prima Donnas of AL
lies, But They Jump Contracts for
ar---Americans Get Chance

"in Europe" preparing to put America
unsteady foremost in the world. No
one seems to know where he Is. Tele-
grams to his Zurich hotel are re-
turned, destination unknown and
his agents in London and Paris ask
in agony, Twill he ever come backT
But Lipkowska Is not all that per-
plexes Mr.. Campanini. There are
other prima donnas Of the trench
variety whom he thought ne had Sc
cured for the United States who seem
to have deserted the fold. One day
his agent was jubilant.
THE most beautiful German girl In
the world" he exclaimed. "A pearl
of loveliness and a great artistic! The
maestro has found her on Lake Con-
stance, She is Martha Chenal. Also
he has a new German opera, all mel
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20 PEAKING in a general way"
said the retired burglar. 1T
is easier to get into peoples
houses in summer than in winter, for
the simp.e reason that in summer
people are more likely to leave doors
and windows open for air and ventila-
ton. And so you might think that
summer would be the easiest and most
profitable part of the year for men in
my profession But If you thought
that you'd simply he showing that you
Were not yet old enough to know that
If it isn't one thing It's another: that
wherever o find great ADVANTAGES
You are ure TO find some drawbacks,
you never find anything that is all
velvet.
"One great drawback to my business
in summer is due TO mosquitoes, You
might wonder what mosquitoes have
got to do with burglary. but they have
n lot to do with IT; they keep people
awake. M matter how easy it may
be to get into "A house it does YOU
10 good If you find the people awake
after you get in; II | have had that
experience often, though n time !
woke the people up myself. In this
house, one summer night, just as |
reached the doorway of the room |
was making for a giant mosquito
landed on my cheek. lnstinctively |
reached up and swatted it. That slap
on my cheek in this quiet house
sounded like an explosion. Really IL
startled me and 1t had the same effect
on the man asleep in the bed in front
Of me-. He woke up and sat up al
In bounce,
"Of course | never did that again
Often | ave stood in a house, eater
alive by mosquitoes, and never moved
la muscle. One thing you do learn IL
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BALD FACT LONG HIDDEN,

NNE Of the best known wlgmakers
" of the city declared recently
that he had won a wager w.tr
his barber by wearing n wig to tn.
tonsor's shop and having IL well
trimmed before the man with the
shears discovered his mistake. Whether
this is an exaggeration or not, The hair
furnisher has a long list OF additional
stories to back up his claim that wigs
can be made so natural that it is all
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slams. Now Edvina wants to break
her contract and go as a British hos.
pital nurse!"
Such are the trials and tr.hu'at,ons
Of an opera impresario in the war
zone.
In course Of time, however. Cam.
panini returned TO Paris.
"Grand opera is saved for Amo-.c,
he said. The season Will b. a.
catholic and representative ~ H..
great United States" And he added
"A wonderful season for home
talent! Never have / ENGAGED 30
many American singers. They are
American talent, driven back 70
America by the European war. N.,o-
before has an American grand opera
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Charlie Chaplin, Comedian
of Movies, Had Sad Youth

This was on August 1e, 1889. His
brother Sidney was then 4 years old.
After his mother was well the little
family returned to England and
stayed there. His mother. who was
known on the stage as Lille Harley,
went on singing the character ballads
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l!evcs that It deprives him Of spon-
tancity. Since no other actor has yer
made such a general success as a
Gamer comedian, his ideas on the
subject must he right.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-19
Der ,MneOma1 Eaa.

Qs bier in ser porigen @oGe ole 9adrift bonn lptergang oes itohe
niidaen 0ompfers ,ancono4 eintrof, lieferte man 6omit geid5eihe 0a
terid ben onqlo-I6sbfifen 3ertungen. Die, pielengroBen Alnhrtfen IN
Sen probritiihen 8IGtteru perfunoete Der @et BON Der borbar1ben Snt
zines rntereebpots, oiesmal eines oIerreidnben. Die italten1lde He
oieruuo ~npeaierte an oas neutraIe< @eflbl anoerer Sonoer, ra oaOur1
gRffeiD an errpgen. 8e Gdtade an to- fFr fb Dob pie svMncono
.imterqebcn mlaBte4, pir0 gapiB aud bon Der geiosung Jenes oferreIdl
{fen lInterfeebootes beOuuert. Nber, mer tre Die Sdul0 oaran! yer
9obitan Der ,Ancono" inT, Der a1en @ebraud5 5uhpioer, tros Der &ar'
mmo BON 5ethn 6es lIgootes, 5u enttommen fadte. Die 5oge onoon NOR,
DoR er iopele Menidenleben Dem 2ooe mebfe. 8ipn betont III letnenl
offiaielen 0eridt iber ben .Ancona" llntegdng, DB ole BGdenn9 pes
itaIienifden 0ampfers aus 6eiglneen be1tano, DIE es ferft9braNfen'
aunGbft ih iebt IN Si6erbet gu brin9en; Die Ynfagtere muroea ont
SdfdIal uberloHen. Cine Sdmodb Icnbereleben mir Dos unloloofl'@e
SnroeIn opier feigen StoIenerl &ont mill logor beboupten, Oab Ger
Dompfer pom &optGn oes lnterhebpotes nbt einmal geuornt mrroe
g}n1, oRIer 2laerei tper0en ioear Die Inglopblen fatnl Glolben ld1enten
f0nuen. Serner fdpinoete man Der 8elt Dor, Dab ont oe beebfen Hef
tunqsboote aeffoilen muroe, nodOem Der Danpfer butts 9nlt genlodrt
hottie. Ifon quft 5u 2ugen, i'm Th rein gu poihen. Die olerrebilde
9egier1rng benefit, ooB Der &optGn Des nnterieebootes temen Sorld]rffen
oemdb aebnnoet bat, 8. i. ooB er oos S1iff pornte uno ben Ealdgeren
As Wfinuten 3et gub, .um hb in Siferbeit 5u bringen. DAB oabet 1oolee
W3enifen ibr 2eben eingeblBt baben, lit nit 5dulo os llnterleebpots,
ionoern ser geiabungsmonnidnft Der ~Anconia". Seoentoas mtro oe
biefiqe Heqierung in oieiem Sale ndts TIM fonnen, obihon Inerttoner
unterqeqonqeu len iouen. Ole SduIo tragt Staien umo nibt Seterreld9
9rdlioent gMIIon ioae Stolcn einen ibarfen @erpeis ienoen, Dab es Nb
mternebt, amerifaniidDe @ureer ouf einen 0onlpfer auh8nnebnen, oenen
aapitdn oe 8aIaeiere bemlBt Dem SoOe meibt.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-19
oas ger,ualtnnasproblem Ses oiitrifts Columbia.

Die Ginpobner Oes GinriitS Columbia rO mil DER oelepenoeH yer
uuHunasform Oes 0tnrfts ourhous nibt 5ntrRoen. I'm ocn pet eIuUeF
renoen leben1n0en elm @nOe al berenen, beoart eS 0es energn@cn ~or
aebenS BON Soften unierer Burger. Gin SenotsEaonttee to9t MN perets
emae Goden, um 2ete 81 nernebmen, Ole onrdD Sahoben bepelen TON
men, onb Die @erpotune, mic tic geenwort9 gebanObuot mlro, nhr sum
NohteI ser glroer os 3urists Columbia belebt Ser Srennpltnft III
Die enorme 9elteuerung Ser bier oni6figen 8iger. Sotofen bapen oen
gepeis erbroht, 6B Die NHeforen, D. I. Die beteuernOen @eomten, OH
efuen unoleifen Waf5tob onlegen. 3ec 9empperoe mrroe beonoerS
bon 5ei 8eltIhen 1nierer Stoot erboben. Serr !. E. Mnnorad, elner
Der alGger, flbrte Dor Dem aontttee oes ldngeren aus, ooB EN- Ntuho=
fhad. ous er Dor GINGER 3tt fir $4,000 fGulit erporben 9atte, bon Den
MiefIoren nit $4,000 eingeffGpt 1T, Dab er infol9eoe1en tur oen ueperldA1B
BON $500 Steueru 5oblen m1B. Gin @ebGnoc, oos fh ont Dem chen
erpGhnten giaentum befinoet 1no einen @sert BON $f5 bot, ut nit SOU
beiteuert Ser @on0rod frnicrtc oerartige llntGn0e uo lprab oe
ooffnrmq ais, oaB einen Oerartieen llebelnnnoe boO ob9eDotcn peroen
moqe. GbenIo trat S0err g. M. SeboIo, cbenfdas elm Gert1ber, ant nm
erbrohte einen lGnqeren 8epes aus On Neutrality-suspicious., ooB oe
Steuern fr sic meten StroBen (gpenues) Oes 8utrtfts nit out oeI
9Ireer, Iouoern quf Die Staatsregicrlng fulen lolten. 9err Seloolo
berIanqte, ouB man gum min0efen Die 8aibinetoner nht bober beteuern
foate ne Die 8Hrger on0erer Stdnte. Die Terbore, Die Dor DEM Sendf
fomtee tatHonoen, meroen ipobl Ubt enoIid gum abihluB tonunen. Das
grqe6nis BACON miro boffentlih bao befannt gegeben meroen. Seoer
gsohiuotoner iii Der fdten Soffm1ng, Dab Der &onereB nit @iniidt ban
5en rno ihlieBltd Die bier beftbenDen l1ebetdnOe beieihgen mtrD.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-19
Der &f anf BEN Salfan.

gser pom Ser uneineemeibten 2aienmct bGte an Anmn9e bieieS arc
as aeoadt, Dab Die oeuhhen Iruppen nod nngedhr 10 Ntonnte longenl
Sample in &onrantnopeI rn mir0en? @ona europe febt gegenhpdrtt9
in Ser @emalt Der 9eti1en. Gun5 Eocn. en groBes Sttf BON HliBlann
geqen, Ser gauge Norboncn bon 6ronfrei6 uno nun ob Serbien be
fnoen lid. in oeutiten 9Gn0en. @as Denongt 9eltidlorD nun nod mehr?
Die 4ntporta lit: cine offne freie Sonoesitrobe nd DEM Often; UNI onf
oieler @unib lit nun bao erfilt. geutife Sff5iere treHen formobreno
in &oultontinopel elm, moeIbt ie nit ben tirfiiben Strategen Die EfoneI
fir 6n BUG nod Dem Often ausorbeten. So, uno oie1e ylone 1fno nun
audi feItqeleqt. Son Berlin nod &onitantnopel fonn man jet mieoer
qun8 ungebinoert reen. Die Serben fonpfen nun ben &onnpf Der Ner
apif(unq. Sogar Srauen leacn lid in ben Griegs0ent ibres fleinen
Vuteranoes uno bobeu Elm iogeaonntes Standardization" gebiloet. Sout
ienoe BON Gerber fallen tdgG5 in Die Sono Der pcrcinigten oeutlden
Nrmeen; hire Mriaeie lit hercis perniduct, 10 Dob nr nod Snfonterte
Dem seinoe entgegen treRn fam. Die 5peioeuttge @alhung ertedenianos
iteint ben aGierten Sdrefen cin5uiogen. @e neulid berhtet wuroe
ibt sic Ronigin bon @rieHenlnno. Die befanntid cine Shpefter ns
Deutlhen &aiers it, einen itorfcn ginfluB ouf Die oorfge Regierang aus.
SIN Sanoumoreben fam Ole gre6iihe &egierune ben Iaihaten Den 9rieg
erfI1ren uO bonn at Die 5ouienoc ~ BON engliiden umo fron5ofinen
Goloohn, bic in SoIoniti lonoeteu, Sn @cfongenan MAIDEN. Seoenfoas
mr0 man Jest i'm &elenenlunb 0eutihfreunolid.
HumGnien ioa lid nun tutiGdlib fampfbcreit modem; olF meld)e
Geite es fh Ieaen miro, lit nod nift befannt.
Deutidlonos peere ieben ibren &orrorih tort u0 es miro nr nod
cine fuuse 3t Derhreihen, mnn+ Die 3crunaen bon neutiben Siegen in
alien berihten meroeu. Die gaiHrten ieben i5 in ibrer ~fegbepuBten
Soffmna getGuFtt; Deuttlano Oagegen gepinnt meJr, als es eigentlih
erpartde. -.-.
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BABY TILTED
COAL OIL GAN
Fatal Accident to Year and Half
Old Joseph Rapp Who Swallowed
Quantity Of Coal
DIED IN CONCLUSIONS
Baby Son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Rapp Of 1926 Reid Street, Was
.. Innocent Little
.. Victim.
DIED IN CONCLUSIONS

A most distressing and sorrowful
death of baby boy Saturday even
ing, has caused much sympathy for
the bereaved parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Rapp Of No. 1926 Reid street,
who are mourning the loss Of their
little one and half year old baby,
Joseph Berdette Rapp.
The child died at $40 o'clock last
evening Of commissions, caused by the
accidental swallowing of some coal
OIL which brought on hemorrhages of
the lungs.
About three o'clock in the afternoon
the little fellow was out on the back
porch of the home and innocently
placed his mouth to the spout Of the
coal oil can. In some manner, he
tilted the can forward and some of
the contents of the can were swal-
lowed by him.
A physician was hurriedly summon:
ed and arrived but a few minutes
after the incident and did all that he
could to relieve the child of its dis
tress, but the little one passed away
from the effects Of the coal oil.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rapp have one other
child, son named Arthur, and have
the sincere sympathy of all in the
loss of their baby yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-06
Democratic National Committee.

United Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, June 5. - Fred
Lynch, national committeeman from
Minnesota, today was elected chair
man of the executive committee OF
the democratic national committee to
succeed A. Mitchell Palmer, resigned
to accept a place on the United States
court of claims bench.
No action was taken with regard to
the secretaryship, filed temporarily by
Thomas J. Pence, who is expected to
be named to succeed Joseph Davies,
now chairman of the federal trade
commission.
The belief in Washington is that
Lynch will later be named to head the
national committee, succeeding Chair
man McCombs. In any event he is ex-
pected to be the active head of the
next democratic campaign. Attending
today's meeting were Clark Howell. OF
Atlanta: Homer Cummings, Conn -
ticut: Cato Sells, Texas; Mitchell
Palmer, and Fred Lynch.
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Swedish Election Chanqe.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
COPENHAGEN, June 5. - King
Christian today signed the new consti-
tuition giving the vote to the women of
Denmark, Immediately after it had
been ratified by parliament. The new
constitution becomes effective at once
The most important feature is the en-
franchising of women, but it also ex-
tends the proportional system Of cleo
lions. Special privileges accorded
wealthy property owners under the
old constitution are abolished
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-06
ORVILLE PULLS
IS GIVEN PAROLE
Young Boy Who Was Charged With
Larceny, Has Been Given Into
Custody of His Mother

The state board Of control has is
sued an order for the parole Of Or
vile Pulls, the young boy who has
occupied the legal spotlight more or
less lately. Pulls is to be taken in
custody by his mother. Judge Bank,
in the district court continued the
case for sentence, according to the
entry which was made in the docket
yesterday. The boy was charged
with larceny and was tried before a
Jury in the district court.
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New Field Gun.

United Press Leased Wire Service.
ROCK ISLAND, ILL.,, June 5.-The
United States government is manufac-
turing a new type of automatic field
gun at the arsenal here which, it is
said, will revolutionize the artillery OF
the army. The fact became known j.
might, despite the secrecy maintained
by Col. George w. Burr, arsenal COM
mandant The new gun is said to be
capable of throwing a continuous
stream of three inch shells.
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Charlton is Sane.

[United Press Leased Wire Service1
COMO, Italy, June 5.-Porter Charl
ton, young American who killed his
beautiful actress wife while on their
honeymoon, in a villa beside Lake
Como, is sane. alienists informed the
court here today. The court, accord
ingly ordered Charlton's trial on the
charge of murder, placed on the cal
endar for early next month.
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He Will be IGNORED.

United Press Leased Wire Service.
WASHINGTON, June 5.-Admira
Brady Fiske will not be disciplined for
declaring the navy inadequate and
thus, by inference, defying his super
iors, in his recent Annapolis speech,
it became known tonight, following a
conference between President Wilson
and Secretary Daniels. Instead ne
will be ignored.
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WAN ED

WANTED-Men to establish bust
ness of their own in your home fowl
and vicinity. No investment or ex-
perience necessary, furnish samples,
with all sales. Liberal commissloh'
II you want a good clean. steady po-
sition. write for particulars. Great
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., 112 w.
End street, Davenport, Iowa.
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Bow Attacked bv Hoo.

I United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
NAPOLEON, Ohio, June 5-An in
furiated SOW today attacked the small
son of Harmon Drewes, a farmer near
here. tearing off the boys right ear
and terribly decorating his head and
body. He will die.
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W 4ANTED-Five bright capable ladies
to travel, demonstrate and sell deal
ers. $25 to $50 per week. Railroad
fare paid. Goodrich Drug Co. Dept.
276, Omaha, Nebr.
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WANTED-Men young and old from
out of city to learn the barber trade
and accept positions in small towns.
Impossible to get city BARRIERS for
these positions, although the wages
are good Write for particulars to-
day. Moler Barber College, st. Louis,
Mo
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chinese-American Bank.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
NEW YORK, June 5.-Chinese and
american ffnanciers have united to
.orm Chinese-American bank with a
ssapital stock of s6,000.000, the chief
D..dhch of which will be in San Fran
~sco. Cheng Hung Hang, honorary
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-06

chairman of the Chinese commercial
commission visiting this country, first
announced. the plans of financial inter-
ests here tonight. Several prominent
Gan Francisco bankers are declared
~ ba interested. Several Wall street
mon also are known to be connected
with the plan.
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WANTED-By experienced teacher.
students in Gregg short hand and
stenographic branches; also Latin.
Gertrude Wiley, 200 North Sixth.
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THE WANT COLUMN

newly modernized. Electrically light
ed, steam heat, with three nice CRATES
and mantles, all newly painted and
decorated, with new hard wood floors.
Plumbing first class. Garage, etc. Rent
reasonable. See j. f. Daugherty.
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WANTED-To buy modern. five or
six room cottage or bungalow, north
side Give full description, with terms.
BOX &C." Hamilton, III.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to handle "Pesr-
less automobile washing brushes,
every automobile owner buys on sight;
big commissions; for exclusive terri
tory apply at once. Mack Mfg. Co.,
Harrisburg, Pa.
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FOR RENT-Five room house, s24
Leighton all modern. Enquire 519
North Tenth. Phone Black 621.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished board
ing and rooming house of fourteen
! rooms. Well located and strictly mod
ern. Rent reasonable. Call 90 North
Third street.
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FOR RENT-717 Timea, room house
modern except furnace. Phone
Black 1879. '.
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FOR RENT-111S and 1920 Morgan,
six rooms each, modern. Apply al
1925 Morgan.
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WANTED--Ay boy to clerk in store;
experienced preferred. Apply to
Burke Bros.
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FOR RENT-Five room house, gas,
bath, 1928 Concert Phone Red IT,
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FOR RENT-Six room cottage with
full lot near Carey school. Phone
Red 499.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-No. 610 North Fifth
street, seven room modern house
John Tumelty.
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FOR RENT-901 and 903 Main street;
also IDOL, fiat upstairs. B. F. Jones
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FOR RENY-Three furnished rooms
for light housekeeping; also one
sleeping room. All modern. Inquire
413 Fulton street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-06

IAGENTS-If you want to earn more
| money send for our catalog of repeat
order articles Particulars free. Smith
SALES Co, 800 Maury street, Des
Moines, Iowa.
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FOR RENT-Modern room, gentleman
preferred pa N. 9th. Phone Red
1855.
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FOR RENT-,23 Morgan. 716 Fulton,
modern, eight rooms. Enquire next
door or 727 Morgan.
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FOR RENT-No. 906 Timea. six
room frame, city water in kitchen.
will paper and install electric lights.
John Tume1ty.
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room house, first class condition,
close in on north side. A. NJ. Wyllie.
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FOR RENT-Sleeping rooms, suitable
for two people, large and airy.
Modern nveniences, in good locality.
315 Blondeau ST.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-06

FOR RENT-Double brick house,
Nos. 314 and 316 Exchange, seven
rooms each side; modern except heat.
John Tumelty.
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HELP wANTED-Apply Swift and
Co.
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FOR RENT-12S North Seventh ST,
5 room house, modern except fur
mace Inquire of Sam V. Cox. Phone
Black 719.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ILADIES-S25 weekly easy, simpls
work, no canvassing. Evenings at
home. fascinating, everything furnish.
ed, no experience. Don't worry about
capital Boyd C. Brown, Dept. B 12I,
Omaha, Nebr.
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FOR RENTING. 929 Franklin, part
Of modern house to small family;
three rooms down and one and bath
up stairs. John Tumelty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-06

FOR RENTING. 1909 Fulton, lower
fiat, partly modern, four rooms.
John Tumelty.
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WANTED-Traveler Age q to so. Elk
perience unnecessary. Salary, COM
mission and expense allowance to right
man. J. f. McBrady, Chicago.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Modern six room house,
II North Twelfth street. Inquire on
premises or phone 1884.
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FOR RENT-50S North Fifth, seven
rooms, modern. ]. C. Paradice Il
South Sixth street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-06

FOR RENT-Dwelling. No. us Nor
gan street, with ten rooms, each
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-06

FOR RENT-Main street store room,
near Fifth. Baker. Grand opera
house.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-06

FOR RENT-210 North Twelfth ST
Inquire 12O1 Blondeau street.
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WANTED - Neat appearing young
man 1920 years, to travel. Apply
only in person. Boxwell, Grand Hotel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-06

FOR RENT-Three rooms on first
floor, gas, water free. Call FOG
Bank.
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FOR RENT--Four room house and
garden, $500 per month; five room
cottage, $500 per month. Phone 1876
Red.