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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-01

"Hsip7 Why Does He Need Hsip7"
pulled 1t slowly once or twice with
contemplative mien. then stepped
quickly up to Meade. facing him with
challenging look.
Young man." he said sharply. II am
here tonight in answer to a message
from Reynolds. My business with Rey-
nolds is for him and me: not for you.
II you want to play the good Samari-
tan, have no objection. 1t Ia very
laudable OF you, but I'll do my own
charity work In my own way. II you
take my advice. you'll step out of this
affair tonight and let Reynolds and /
settle It ourselves"
"Au right" Meade agreed. that's
what intend to do. just want to let
you know. however, that l am here to
throw out q life line II one is needed.
That's my line of business to some ex-
tent. and I've got some pretty good
iife-savers back Of me--the magazine
mentioned. can throw out the line
and II the rescue Job Ia too big for me.
there will be plenty OF help behind.
Just remember that" he finished, a.
Reynolds step was heard at the top of
the stairs
Meade started for his coat and hat.
Hello. Brand" called Reynolds, as
he descended. and az he caught sight
Of Dick. You're not goingi Why,
you can't get . train back at this time
OF night. Dick. Besides. you must stay
and see Jane"
Dick continued his preparations for
departure.
You and Brand have some business
to discuss. Bob. and Ill sec you In the
morning"
Nonsense. nothing OF the kind. you
stay right here" his friend insisted.
Well be through our business soon.
won't we, Brandt"
Why. yes" answered the million
ARE amiably enough. He doesn't
have to go on my account"
II should say not" Bob decided.
You 60 upstairs, Dick. to my den.
It's In the front OF the house. Lots to
smoke and plenty to read. I'll call you
when we're through. Jane'll be home
by that time, too"
Very WELL" Meade assented- He
smiled as he glanced 1T the million
aire. 'I'Ii close the door. so you don't
need to worry. Mr.. Brand"
Brands laugh was void of mirth, but
he answered With fine ssrcasm and
seIf-assurance.'
Amy time ysa make mo worry,
young man, I'll retire from business"
THANK you" said Dick. az he a.
cended the stairs, that makes me all
the more eager to seek the oppor-
tunity"
REYNOLDS walked to the table and
poured out come brandy. Have
gomeg" he asked curtly, holding q
glass towards the millionaire.
mo, thanks: it's little late for me
You're goisg pretty strong to that
stuff, aren't you, Reynoids?"
"Oh, don't know" Bob answered
tartly. mot &c strong but that can
take care OF myself | guess. Who're
are the ladies r"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-01
Bandits Heart Wac Touched.


A highwayman who held up Sam
uel Durocher OF Philipstown. in Nil,
Plain, near Brewster. had heart |"
Because he was a cripple the gun
man, after taking everything valuable
Durocher had In his clothes, split the
spoils with him. Durocher had an
arm taken of by railroad cars three
months ago. As he was walking 10
Brewster to get q train home the foot
pad halted him. After he took 81. .
watch, and .necktie pin from Durochsr
he relented when Duroches told him
he hadn't worked In three months, and
said: Well. well 90 halves. HI
returned the watch and ;11. but kept
the pin and SO Philipstown tPAD
Dispatch to New York Herald
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-01

''she. supposing him TO be the gardener"
Dead In our Christ and our hearts cry
"Whereg
We would peer In the tomb behind thos.
Ali Not there!
But ~ OF old In the open air.
Out In the garden. Lord. we md thee.
MARY Eleanor Roberts. In Lippincott'G
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-01

HE cashier waa alone.
He drew ! pencil and
scratch pad from his
pocket and Injured rap
Idly. Yes, he could 90
Il easily. Just ! turn of
the combination ma the
nnfa vna ssplnn EIfa ffn
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-23
L. & N. COLLEGE
EXTENSION NOTES
Some Practical Results That Should
Encourage All
Farmers.

Put your cat st.h5le into cow
peas or June corn" says Dr. J. o.
Morgan. professor OF agronomy at the
A. and NJ. College. DO not let this
land stay idle. cowpeas make a sure
crop for hay. pasturage. or seed. and
as seed crop is q good cssh crop.
In addition II builds up the soil. Plant
In rows three feet apart planting IL
pecks TO the acre and cultivate. II
plowed under this crop will add %
pounds OF nitrogen per acre and as
much organic matter as four tons OF
barn yard manure. II you have live
stock Craze Il under. this will get bet
ter results than any other manner OF
handling II. Cowpeas are good
drouth resistants. June corn will
make good grain and can be used to
fne advantage as ensilage."
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-23

Yoakum. Tex. iune ~ Extensive
preparations have been made here by
the Yoakum Commercial Club and the
local chapter OF the Daughters OF the
confederacy to entertain the thirty.
third annual reunion OF the Tom
Green's Brigade Association. The old
confederates will be here Two DAYS
and various entertainments have
been planned for them.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-23
AS THE
NEWS BREAKS
tBy Associated Press.l

tBy Associated Press1
Austin. Tex. June 23.--At a meet
ing to be held here Friday. next. II
is planned to organize permanent,
organization to be known as the Tex
as Association OF Health Boards,
which viii cooperate with the State
Board Of Health In the enforcement
n the health and sanitary laws Of
Texas. A temporary organization al.
ready has been formed and the adop-
ton OF a constitution and bylaws and
election OF officers will be held Fri.
day. State Health officer W. b. Col.
Inns. was selected as president when
the temporary organization was
formed and DIR. W. A. Davis. secre-
tary OF the board OF health was chos.
en- as secretary. II is believed they
will continue to hold these offices un'
der the permanent organization.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-23

and the surplus products from the
garden and orchard. +. J. Kyle. Dean
OF the school OF Agriculture at the
A. 4 NJ. College says that cheap
Gamer. they may be bought very
cheaply. is the best investment a
truck grower can make. stun that Is
too ripe for sale should be canned.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-23

Dallas. Tex. June 23.-Examlna.
tons were set TO begin here today
for the annual scholarship offered by
the Texas Yale club. which is IN
tended to enable some deserving Tex
as youth to attend Yale. The exam
inatons will last through Saturday.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-23
BRYAN MANS LUCKY FIND.
Wll Inserss. Rsadsrs o. .hs e.aI.

VIII Interest Readers Of the Eagle.
Those having the misfortune to sui.
fer from backache. urinary disorders.
gravel. dropsical sweliings. rheumatic
pains. or other kidney and bladder
disorders. will read with qualification
this encouraging statement by a Bry.
an man.
h. q. Wallace. carpenter, Bryan.
says: Il can recommend Doan's Kidney
pills strongly and consider them an
excellent kidney and backache medi-
cine. had trouble from my kidneys
and suffered from backache. Three
boxes OF Doan's Kidney pills gave me
relief I have not had lame back OF
trouble from my kidneys since"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-23

Galveston. Tex. June 23.-The
twenty-second annual convention OF
the National Oil Min superintendents'
Association was to open here today.
the dates having been changed from
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-23

We need the rebel spirit In our lives.
The stern protesting nature. now
and then.
Else soon the drones would drain the
golden hives
Life stores with food for men.
There Is too much OF daily compro'
mise.
And grim revolt. inactive, rusts
away.
II does us good to take self by sur
prise
And feel burning protest In the
clay.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-23

We count the hours so long
When gloom obscures the day.
And deem so short the song.
So brief the shining play.
Loves habit, this. to feel
What ages when apart.
And with what speed the moments
steal
When heart meets heart,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-23

Austin. Tex. June 23.-Esiablish.
ment of State insane asylum exclus
lively for negroes will be pressed at
the next session OF the legislature.
according to many legislators who
have expressed themselves OF the
subject. This was recommended at
the recent special session.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-23

Plain talk may b overdon|
used 70 know a teamster who
to regard the fighting word
ioviai greeting.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-23

In sections of the State where to-
matoes and other vegetables and
fruits are coming in the Gamer
should utilize In saving the over ripe
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-23

Here are some good object lessons
OF practical results which have come
to the Extension Service OF the A. a
N. College. Lee Prescott, route one.
Wichita Falls. makes the following
report for the year 1914:
Il take this method OF handing you
a statement OF my efforts and re
suits with 400 hens for the year 1911;
Total amount sold. eggs and
broilers .................. .S>c-.cv
Total amount cost OF feed. ... $4,000
Profit per hen. ,.......... l.e0
This does not include eggs and
chickens consumed by family OF eight.
Neither does II include the 400 fine
pullets which am usins in this years
business.
tSigned) LEE PRESCOTT.
II /. Wichita Falls.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-23

Labor unions win a victory through
the LaFollette seamen's bill. So did
the farmer who. to prevent boys from
picking up apples in the orchard on
which his living depended. cut down
the trees.-wall Street Journal.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-23
FROM orHsp VIEWPOINTS.

The Tennessee Congressman who
telegraphed the President. The peo-
Pile are with you and they never re-
sign" takes the prize. His name Is
Sims. Springfield Republican.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-23

those originally chosen. The eon,en.
ton will last three days.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-23

There was an important change" In
the note to Germany. II was signed
by Mr.. Lansing. New York World.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-23
FOUND.

FOUND-Purse containing money.
Owner can get same by calling at
this Office and paying for ad.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-23
MARYLAND MUSINGS.

trolger McKinsey In Baltimore SUM-
Whether word be spoken.
Or whether sign be given.
Love as a golden token
Falls from the brow OF heaven.
This starts another hour.
This puts the old dawns out.
This swings US to the splendid power
For which the ages shout.
What shall II be to US
In memory. But a dream
or radiant with radiance plus
The immemorial CLEAN!
o beautiful day. In thee
Hearts harvest on every slope
Tie golden promise OF things to be
And the ripened fruitage OF hope.
He has lost
But still he smiles,
He has trod the weary miles,
He has paid the heavy cost.
Borne the burden. In the files
OF the ranks unnumbered striven
To his idea OF lite's heaven.
He Is beaten
But he sings!
Through his heart a music rings
That Is beautiful to hear
Like triumph OF the sphere
When white seraphs ON wide wings
Cleave the Their aud employ
Harps OF gold to tell their Joy.
He's our lesson
He who smiles.
Though he loses;
Out Of trials
Lifting still his head. and on
Ever hopeful. ever sweet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30
Die ate Eeinatb.
6annpber,

9unnoper. = Meit 4 MiQio'
mem Marf Stammfapital, bos nod
Dem &riege auf. s Miqionen Marf
erb0bt peroen ion, mur6e unter benz
@oriib oes Sberpraiioenten b. @in6-
beim cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fir
bie 8ropin5 9unnoper gegruncet.
MuHi9tsratbsporiiber tpuroe 2an6es-
ba1lptmanrt bon Ser @enie.
QuofenbrMd. = 9ofbeiber
&einri9 Meper+Siemam in 2angen
lit on SEN 6olgen zines ungludsfal-
les ge1torben. Ser @eritorbene mar
iiber sic @ren5en bes Mrtlan6es elm
betannter Mann, Der belonbers NIT
u~nermii6lid)em 6leiBe 6ie Snterei l.
len ser 2on6mirtbldnft pertrat. Meb=
rere SSabre bt1r6urd tpar er @oriiten<
ser bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unb &C.
tperbli6en @ereins @a6bergert.
@nberitabt. = Sn Ser lebten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30

Sibnng hes &rieSuusiduiies mnr6e
m~itgetbeilt, 6aB Der &rets Dn6erita ot
nod 600 gentner eriportes M6ebl i'm
@elibe bat. IS tp11r6e beidIoiien, bon
oieiem Mebl BEN gmpfangern bon
grootnrten, obne unteridieb 6eS Ml-
tiers, 3ulabfarten bon lie so @ramm
fir Sen Sag gu berabfolgen. Die
ldaper arbeiten6e 8epolferung, Die
iebt 1don 8uiabtarten erbalt, erbalt
biele o19 in 3ufnnft nod meiter.
@eitfalen.
Munter. - Ser @eltfalii4e
Tropin5ialol1siduB bielt Mr3Ii@ bier
feline regelmdBige Sisung ub. Die
@ei9afte bes fir3li6 Der torbenen
Observation-Disclosures Ser Broptn3
@eitfolen, 8aurutbs 2u6orff, tper-
Den mabren 6eS &rieges p~orIanfig
BON benz 2onoesbauratb 3immer=
mann mabrgenommen. Ser @tnats-
iefretdr 6es &ei@smorineamtS bat
mitgetbeilt, 6aB sic aus Brobtn5tal-
mitteln geipen6eten 1900 Murf Den
Mamniduften 6es u-8ootes 3ugeipro.
der iin6, oas in Ser 3eit pom 18. Bis
90. 5ebr11ar 5. S. finf feinolide
Sampler perni6tet bot; sic glei@e
@pen6e 6es @robin5ialm1S1duiies fat
sic Monnidoft 6es n@ootes erbol~
ten, Dos SEN" Sampler ~2a1iitania
perienft bat. Truu @apitanIieutenont
@eooigen bat Dem 2an6esbartptmom
Elm Damifdretben geianbt fir Die bo>
be @brung, 6ie Dem Mnoenten tbres
@atten babur9 ertpieien lei, 6ob fein
8iI6 einen @lab i'm 2an6eSmuieum
ongapieien erbolten babe. &a1@ banf.
tie 1ie bem 9ar6esbouptmam fir Die
ber3Ii4e Gbeilnabme on Der Grmaer
INN ibren Gotten, Der iia NIT Stol3
Elm Sobn Der rotben @r6e genannt
bat.
Mrnsberg.- Sos Gigaretten>
rm1den Ser Sdulfin6er lit bon Der
@gI. @egierung in Mrnsberg gum &C.
qen1tan6 elmer Mnorbm1ng on 6te
@erren &reisi9ulinfpeftoren gemadt
mor6en. @s tpir6 6nrir eriudt, 90
fin 5u iorgen, bob ieitens Der 2ebr'
perlone11 NIT alem Mab6rud gegen
6ieie nnlitte porgegangen miro. 8irgt
bod Ser l1mgong Der &noer NIT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30
8a6en.

@onltan3. - Muf Dem Glitter
bobnbof in 8etersbauien itur3te ber
nerbeiratbete 8remier Sobn &auid-
berger beim Manoberieren bon einem
@ogen ab nn6 erlitt cine 10 id1pere
@ebirneri9utterung, bab Der Ioo
aIsbaIo eintrot. Ser @erungludte lit
@ater bon iedS &in6ern.
Bfor5beim. - Sn Molms,
beim BEL 2eonberg tp1tr6en 6urd
@roBfeuer mebrere Sdeuern Elm
groBes @obmgebdu6e un6 6as @ait.
ba1s ~5um M6ler" bouitdn6ig ger
itort. Ser @iebbeltan6 fonnte &C.
rettet 1per6en. Ser @9a6en betrdgt
iiber 10000 Marf. Sc 6urfte
8ran6itiftung borliegen.
@nrttemberg.
SauIgau. - 8ie mir erfab-
rem, fammelten Die @dulfin6er bon
mmonmstpeiler uno &oi6 unter 6ib.
r1tng ibres 2ebrers ie 60 Yfum 9im'
beeren fit bos bieiige 8ereinslo5a'
retb bom Motben @re15. Diefe aus
lobenspertbem Offer %entfprungene,
bon Mdditenliebe un6 8atriotismus
5eugen6e 9bat berbierh, meitere11
&reiien betortnt unb CUR @adobmung
empfoblen 81 tper6em.
@robbottmnr.-D Ser IN Ben
Seer Sabren iteberbe 2anopirtb un6
@eingdrtner Mid}oel sou bon bier
itiir3te, oIs er beim Dre1den nod ei>
rtem Observation-Disclosures feben tpol1te,
bon elmer Setter ab un6 erliH cine
fdapere innere BerleBung, an 6eren
Golgen er itnrb.
SsnD. - MeuIi4 fanb a1f Dem
tatboliiden Srieobof cine Srouerfeier
fir bie int Sel6e gefallenen &rieger
itaH, 5u tpeIder iid 6ie @emeinoe in
8ro5eiiion, sic Sto6otfape1e poron,
6ie @ereine NIT umflorten 5abnen,
betpegte. Muf Dem Srie6bof iab mon
Elm &riegergrab, nit militoriiden
@nbIemen einem @irfenbol5freu5
un6 @ol6esgriin iinmig geidmiidt.
@to6tpfnrrer Stint idil6erte IN Ser
Eromerre6e in g%etpdblten @orten Sic
groben Spfer, meIde in 6ieiem &rie,
ge gebrodt mer6en miiBtert iouie Sic
idtpere1r @erluite Ser idmer beimge>
iudten 6umilien. Ser @rdendor
botte 6ie Sra11ergeiange iibernom=
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30
Jeanne.

5n einen1 Telbpofbrief er5Gb1t etn
Rriegsteilnebmer on Der Meffrpnt
folgenbe ungep0bnli@e 8egebenbeit:
Gines 9ages ftiirmten mir u. unb
sruben uns ien1eits bes 0rtes Elm.
Muber einieen alien 2euter1 paren
ollie gtnpobner gefloben. l1nfere
aompagnie lag Bel etnem groben
@auernbof in @telluna Bel benz fi@
etne fletne 90ble befinbet. Ms mfr
bic eines 9aees burdfu@ten, fanben
mir Elm M6b9en bon finfaebn Jo9>
rem, bic 3o4ter bes 8efibers, bic ibr
nGterlt@es 9eim ni4t bate nerlaffen
pollen. - 8alb tpurbe1 ntr gut
Greunb NIT ibr, Defenders i@, Der
ettpas franaDff4 fpri@t. sic 1ieb
Seanne, lpurbe aber balb Mnne .gera.
fen. Mir tparen bier Mprbi@lestpt.
ger aufammen. unb lie 1ielt fi@ Fets
~ uns, to@te unb tpuf4 fir urs.
Ginen Monat fpGter f9ob bic
f4mere englif9e Mrtillerie bic 66ble
ent5pei. Seitbem ippbnte lie BEL
urs, unb bic gan3e aompagnie bate
fe serre unb benunberte ibre 3opfer<
tett. Mls bic 5ran3ofen einmaI einer.
f&peren Mngrif ma@ter, blieb lie
bic gan5e 3eit i'm S@Ibengraben
unb balf mutig beim @erbinben Der
Nerpunbeten. = Dor Elm paar Sosen
murbe inbeffen befoblen, bab iie nod
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30
Die easliTne1 Finder Ind der krfeg

Gin M~itarbeiter Der 2onocner
nSimes" teilt feline 8eobadtungen
nit, bic er uber sic Mirtungen bes
Rrieses auf sic englif@en &tnber sez
madt bat. Demna4 timmern fl@ oie
eneli1@en Rinber ni6t biel I'M ben
Rrieg, bod tritt oas triegerifde
@piel5eus au@ Bel linen in oen @or<
bergrunb; @oloaten unb &anonen
fpielen IN Der Rin6erftube bic 9auptz
role, unb iebr beliebt 1T 3. 8. bas
3eppelin : Spiel. 9ies bon3iebt ii@
foleenoermoBen: Gin Sinh fnipit
IN Der &tnoerftube bas elettrii@e
2i@t aus; Dor Sen 5enitern tperben
aue @orbdnse borse5ogea. uno bonn
fommt Der 3eppelin. Die 8omben
Der 2uftf9iffe tperoen in ibrem Rnau
am beften na&geabmt, inoem man pa
piertiten aufbldi | uno bann 5u}amz
mentlatf@t, 10 baB Sic gang Rletz
men ii@ Dor benz &naQ dngftigen. TN
Ser 9untelbeit eibt es nun elm funz
terbunteS 9ur@einonber, Bis i&liebz
li@ bic @orbdnse pieoer aufgeaogen
tperben, 6as 2idt mieberangebrebt
tpirb unb ole bergniist i'm &reiit berz
umtan3en. Mu@ NIT benz Raiier be-
f9dftisen ii9 sic tleinen 8riten Be-
reits, un6 in ibren @pielen 1T r&aiz
Ter 8ia" 10 etpas ME Der f4mar3e
Mann; tpenr fem Mame gerufen
pirb, 1aufen oie 31einen meg unb
berteden fi@. Mm meiften fpiiren Die
ainber Sen Rries bo6ur@. baB iie auf
piele 9eroensmini@e per3t@ten mill
fen. Da tpinfdt F@ 3. 9. Elm Rlet<
nes cine f40ne puppe, un6 bic Mama
antmortet: rDos 1T i'm Rriege ~
teuer1, unb Damn entrinst f@ 70
n1an@em ens1if@en ainoerm,1nb ber
Wunf9: .M@, 6aB bod Ser Rrieg
enbli@ auf90rte, oamit mir nieber
mehr @el6 baben.1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30

=. geboren alS Sobn 0eS Wta1ors
un6 8ataiqons< @omman6eurS i'm
Observation-Disclosures SO. 8 rno
felt 6. Oct. 1886 nit Se6lpig 6reiin
b. 2iliencron bermdblt, 6ie linn 6rei
@in6er idenfte. @a9 elmer a11Beror=
bentlid idneaen 9aufbabn tpa1r6e ct
1899 preuBiider Miniiter 6es Snne=
rem, 1901 Sinon5miniiter als 95ad)s
folger @iquels, rnter Dem er feiner
3eit I'M ~Sinan3miniiterium gearbei=
tet bate un6 Ser feline @roft a1Ber-
or6entIi6 idabte, un6 1910 nod lei,
mem @iidtritt bonn @iniiterpolten
0berprdii6ent Ser &beinpropin5.
@1berfeI6. - Die Sto6tber,
malt1ng bot our @eeelung 6es Ser,
triebes BON @nrtoffeln in @lberfel6
nit SEN @din6lern beriudsmeiie Elm
@fommen 6abin getroffem, bob an
ie6em Samitag a1f @r11n6 Der bon
Sen @roBban6lern nad5upeiienoen
@tnfaufspreiie fir sic fommenbe $50
DIE sic @reiie feitgeiebt mer6en, Mber
Die int &leinban6el ni9t binausge-
ga1gen per6en 6orf. Die 8reisfelt,
iebung miro bon ser StaotperpoI-
tung befannt gemodt.
Trier. - SeSn 6em @eltermal6.
60rf9en @iro6 trug man 6iefer Gage
ben I'M Mlter bon SO Sobren ber1tor-
benen Sobann Setter 8ra11n 3u Gro
be. Mit inn biirfte mobI Der alteite
8epobner ser iogen. Srierii9en &C.
gen6 nn1 a116 Der lebte @oI6nt 6eS
3tpeiten &eraogs @ilbelm bon @aiialt
babingegangen fem. Braun 6iente
beim 1. Maifm1ifden &egiment 5u
Dte5 ur6 pob1te nls Sol6at ser Sci,
denpora6e bes am 90. Muguft 1889
beritorbene1r un6 in @eilbnrg beige
iebten 6Mriten Bel.
=. 9efen.MaFa1t.
SnI6a. - I'm ser 8iid)ofsfom=
fere1t5, sic einige Soge 6o11erte, mob
men sic idmmtlide11 6el1tiden 8iid1-
fe uno 8istbumsbertpeier NIT Mus-
nobme ser baperifden @ii@ofe beil.
@ofen=@ nefen NOR 6a1rb Sen @eibbi'
f1of &Iosfe-@ r1eiem %bertreten. We-
gen 6es Befl1d)es 6es &onigs bon
8opern IN StraBb1trg traf 8ii4of
6riben berfpdtet Elm.
Dobbeim. = @ah 20iabriger
Mmstbdtigfeit bier miro @ebeimer
Goniiitoriolrab @ibo9 ont 1. @e5em=
Der 5%uriidtreten.
@ItbiIIe. = Sic @ectfubrif
Matbeus Miiner beobfidhgt, 6as FL
itorif@ m%ertbbolle, iebt abgebramnte
'Stammba11s, SEN 1911 bonn @riin6er
Ser 6obrif ertporbenen @oblern'iden
&of NIT ieinen intereiia1rten &ol5>
ihnibereien, sic eben rerobirt tpare1,
in 6emfelben @tiIe tpieoer auf5u-
bn1len.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30
Sic a~riegsbente.
Observation-Disclosures &nsn1atet,
ber fribere &ommanbant bon Yr5embsl.,

Dor ei1em @@aufeniter ftebtn 3tpei
Weripun6ete unb befpre@en bic aus
eebdnete1 Rriegsbiloer.
r@iebite, oa finb au@ Die r1euer1
ruKifden @ulaf@tanonen, bic mir IT,
re,1 Bel 2ob3 tpesgenomn1er haben!"
Mu fem, unb 10 biele1, ftaunt 6er
Rarnera6, = raber ale obne Be
fpa1nung2"
,Du fannft fe bloB ri@t feben,
bic Befponnuns", ertldrt ber arbere,
BE 1T Bel ben MuKen u1eif IL ben
Ro@tefelu brtn!"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-15
CITY NEWS.

Rev. H. Ostrowski. Polish priest
OF East Pleasant, Iowa, is visiting
Rev. G. Giglinger for the purpose OF
attending to the needs of his country
men residing in Keokuk
Floor veneer at. wholesale. Strick.
Ter Store Fixture Co. s219, Johnson st.
The future policy of the Indus.
trial association will be determined
tonight at the meeting Of the direc.
tors which will be held at the Hotel
Iowa. Dinner will be served at 9
O'Clock, and the meeting will follow.
There are several matters to come up
besides the. consideration of the
future policy:
A fruit tree is in bloom In the
yard of DR.. B. F. Bailey, Fifth and
Concert streets. The tree is mass
of light pink blossoms. Other trees in
the same yard are showing signs OF
blooming. They evidently believe in
coming out early. b.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-15
Daily Stock Letter.
Copyright, 1915. by New York Even
ing POStl .-

copyright, 1915. by New York Even
ing Post.l
NEW YORK, April 15.-Ir7 point OF
unbridled excitement, today's stock
market showed the familiar progress
of a speculative mania, of the KIM
which undertakes in three or four
days to discount the expected events
of the next few years. Transactions
again ran substantially above mil
lion shares: they were in fact the
largest of the movement up to date
and advances, ranging all the way
from one to three points, were numer-
GUS
Along with this, as was to be ex-
pected. selling pressure was very
heavy: London realizing persfstently
and large home financial interests put
ting out stocks as they always do on
such occasions.
The day closed with some rather
violent reactions, but with the market
as a whole moving in great Irregular
ity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-15
Treasurer IL Missing.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
QUINCY. ILL.,, April 15.-Warrants
were sworn out today for Gustave A
Hildebrand, supreme treasurer Of the
Western Catholic Union, charging EN-
bezzlement of $2,4S7 of the funds OF
his organization. ss- s
Hildenbrand is said to have con
fessed last February to Supreme Pres
ident F. W. Heckenkamp and prom
ised to make good The matter was
hushed up until today when bonding
companies made up the shortage and
swore out warrants for Hildenbrand
Hildenbrand is missing.
Thirteen branches of the order are
said to have paid dues to him, and
were not credited. ...s.