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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-05
KIDNEY MISERY MEANS
A WEAKENED SYSTEM

wilkinson & Co., the popular drug
gists have established new record
in the sale of medicine. They say
they don't believe any medicine ought
to be paid for unless 1t does the user
some good and they have adopted
plan Of selling Solvax, the standard
kidney remedy, under positive
guarantee of quick relief from all
kidney or bladder misery. or money
back without question. This
speaks eloauently for the virtues OF i
remedy that already has created such
widespread demand In keokuk.
Hundreds of people in every walk OF
life have been relieved OF the agonies
attendant on weak, disarranged Or
clogged-up kidneys and bladder by
this remarkable remedy. 1t Is not gust
merely a kidney treatment, It IS
medicine that puts the entire, pain
racked body into normal condltlon
and gives vigorous health after the
many painful disorders caused direct
iy or indirectly by sick kidneys. A
change for the better will be seen
after the first few doses OF Solvax
and its continued use will soon tone
up the entire system Of improperly
working organs and give you the de-
sire to live and enjoy life to its fullest
Solvax is considered the best kidney
remedy on the market today because
1t aims to cure by striking directly
at the cause Of all the trouble. The
many pains and aches caused by I'M
properly working kidneys cannot be
permanently cured unless the cause Is
removed.
Solvax is sold under a positive guar
anteA IN refund the mOney Ii 1t does
not cure. This is the strongest proof
that can be offered as to the merit
OF the medicine. You are cheating
yourself out Of your slice of life II you
don't give Solvax . chance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-05
Or. Frank M. Fuiler's Ford Was TAX
en- From In Front Of Residence
Where He Was Making Call
Last Night.
FOUND ON SOUTH SIXTH
Car Had Evidently Been Taken BY
Joy Riders and Was Abandoned
None tho Worse for
lts Trip.

Some people steal automobiles out
right while others just borrow them.
This is a story of a borrowed automo-
bile-without the knowledge or con-
sent Of the owner.
About 1O:3o o'clock last night, DE-
Frank Fuller left his Ford In 'front.'
OF the residence OF DR.. John 9. Sage,
425 Concert street, where he made an
evening call When he came out ne
found his automobile gone and notiHeo
the police department. Sheriff Scout
was notified of the theft by MEM
Der Of the Sage household, and tney
started in the sferiff's car to scout the
town, Someone reported a car mao
been seen on the south side OF the
city. and the first trail led to wnere
q street along South Fifth street was
closed. There was no trace OF the car
here, and the sheriff proceeded TO the
Des Moines river bridge, but learned
that no car had passed there. They
took the Hilton road to return to town.
but failed to ind any trace OF the
missing machine. Others had taken
up the chase on the north side OF the
city. but failed to find the machine.
But early this morning the missing
car was found by Eackman, 1nno-
Gently stranded on South Sixth street
between Bank and Timea streets. Ihe
police were notified and the car later
identified by DR.. Fuller as the one
that had disappeared on the night pre-
vious. Somebody wanted Joy r1de,
evidently. and had dttched the car
following the satisfying OF their hearts
desire. The automobile was not dam
aged and little the worse for its night
of adventure.
It is a fact that dozens OF automo'
bile robberies are reported TO the
Keokuk police from near cities, out
Keokuk has been singularly free from
this annoyance.
In Chicago last month the stolen
automobile record was one day ana
In other cities the record Is as large
in proportion.
TO take an automobile for JOY
ride without the owners permission
iss lust as much an offense as steaang
II outright It is counted felony
and is punishable with a penitentiary
sentence, 80 that those persons who
think they are doing something rather
smart, are putting themselves IN
position Of danger so far as the law
lis concerned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-05
ATTACKED BY RULGARlANs.

ATHENS, Oct. 5.-Three Greek sail
ina vessels were pursued and shelted
by Bulgarian revenue cutters IN the
Aegean sea, according to reports re-
ceived here today. The sailing barks
escaped damaged, but the Incident mas
caused much excitement here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-05

the mountains and the immediate
echo. Miss Hoffman will also sing
~ Can't Forget Your Eyes" Joseph
Stanley's popular song that he has
made such a tremendous hit with In
the musical comedy, "All Over Town"
Agnes orchestra will furnish the
special musical numbers for this great
attraction. There will be no increase
In prices for this extraordinary pro-
gram, all seats selling at and 10
cents.
Tomorrow afternoon and evening.
"The Fruit Of Folly" one of the Who
Pays" stories will be shown. The
Fruit of Folly" is guaranteed by the
MANAGEMENT OF this theatre as being
the greatest three act feature photo
play ever presented at this theatre.
The reason for the change being
made on the who Pays?" stories,
from Fridays to Wednesdays Is be-
cause the management had to do this
lin order to make room for the famous
Fox productions, which win be shown
at this theatre every Friday, begin
ming October with "The Two Or
phans."
"The Two Orphans" Is a gigantic
photoplay production in seven acts,
costing more than $lo0,o0O 70 produce,
and features such wonderful cast
OF stars as follows: Theda Bara, fam
GUS vampire" of "a Fool There Was"
Jean Sothern VIM. Shay. who enacted
the leading role for Annette Keller
man in Neptune's Daughter. and TWEEN
ty-four other noted stage artists. Her
bert Brenon, who directed Neptune
Daughter" produced "The Two Or
phans."
There will be no seats held In re-
serve for this attraction. There will
be two bargain matinee showinks OF
.'The Two Orphans" on Friday at
and 10 cents. the first one commenc-
ing at 200 p. M. second at p. m.
In the evening there will be three
shows. first at Z. second at $3.50 and
last at 9:45. Prices in the evening,
10 and Is cents.-Advertiseme
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-05
Grain Review.

-
UNITED Press Leased Wire Servlcel
CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-A fair COM
mission house demand at TO-DAY :
opening, caused advanced prices
which soon gave way, however, TO an
easier tone because of sales through
commission houses. stu later' NV
buying predominated and prices were
up 1s and 1ss over opening to louA
and 101.
Corn felt the effect Of thu frosts
and was higher. At opening, prices
were unchanged to u up. Later l'rices
advanced h ITO n.
Oats were easy. There was small
trade.
Provisions opened higher and adj
vanced later.
Daily Range Of Prices.
CHICAGO, Ill. Oct. s.
Open. High. Low. Close
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-05
Nav Issue q Warning.

Way IOSuC . w al
UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON. Oct. 5.-The fed
eral reserve board within the past
twenty-four hours has given serious
consideration to proposal to issue q
warning against the rabid tendency Of
the New York stock market, It was
learned today.
It was represented to the board that
a word concerning the TENDENCIES Oh
the present situation in Wall street
might Offset to some extent the reccfa
breaking volume of stock gambihS
which has been the feature OF many
days trading, The board, it was lcara
ed, took the matter under consideFa'
ton, but voted against the proposiu"a
on the ground that statement OF Mls
sort at this thine might cause orea'
In the market which will De dlsastrc1s
Members Of the board for this sans
reason have declined to be quoted on
the subject, shopping that the marse
will ease down to normal without .
sudden and shattering decline.
stock Market Notes.
UNITED Press Leased WIRE sefvs W..
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-War oroes
stocks which have been on the w
grade during seven consecutive lay
lion share days were given ~
back at the. opening Of the STOCK ~ -
change today when American ia 70,
and Foundry broke "a to GA poln nsi
An official Of the company had lss' i
statement showing reports VI ~
gantic war orders for the conip'A'
were exaggerated. no,e,
American Car and Foundry opens ~,
at 81 and So; United States Steei ss
down N at 1874, General tieou -.
lost IL at 1870: Crucible steer o.o.
down 8 at 1O0k and American ,1 nThu
motive was down IL at 81. W. WV :
Overland sold up II points 10 arr
new high, during the opening hoa so,,,
Trading during the openlhs b,r,
was 200 900 shares, more than a NV
dred thousand shares behind !eS ord
davis opening. American car st ~
Foundry's break carried the price "a
s2h. At II o'clock 1t had soia up
81. >, snots,
The market was strong IN sp vs
Maxwell Motors was up zqs az ats /" /;
General Motors advanced po.n no,e
365 and railroad shares were s''Oh'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-05
D r l N K
III A B IT
RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT

Thousands Of wives, mothers. and sis
tiers, are enthusiastic in their praise Of
ORRINE, because it has cured their loved
ones of the Drink Habit and thereby
brought happiness to their homes. Can
be given secretly. ORRINE costs only
81 90 per box Ask for Free Booklet.
McGratn Bros. Drug Co. corEer Fifth
and Main SITS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-05
THE WEATHER.
Weather Forecast.

For Keokuk and vicinity: Fair 70.
night and Wednesday. Probably frost
tonight.
For Iowa: Fair tonight and We'd
nesday. Probably frost east portion.
Warmer west portion Wednesday.
For Missouri: Increasing cloudiness
and warmer. Fair and continued
cool tonight Probably frost. Wed
nesday fair and warmer.
For Illinois: Fair and continued
cool tonight with frost, probably
heavy central portion. Wednesday
fair and warmer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-05
NOTHING to Say.

VNotiiu4 ~ GaryiceA
UNITED Press eased VIZ ~
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, oct ar OF
have absolutely nothing 10
that subject" covernoi
This was the only way eu,,eetions
Dunno today would answer ,aplts
addressed to him at the sta,e sins o.
regarding his view Of the
Chicago's saloons on Sunday
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-05

Mules-Big mules and miners OF ev
ceptionally good quality were the
kinds mostly asked for, although
some inquiry was made for good cot
ton mules. The prices on all these
were low and no overly satisfactory
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-05
LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS
A..oe,,tIons CAT, =.
o"'ssS 80" wy

test, s2.7s@2.se.
Sugar, refined, market STEADY a..
loaf, $3.50: crushed, $50; powdon wv
$500; graduated, S4.9om495
Coffee Rio No. Z on SPOT G7.o
Tallow marke. dull, steady va.
5ssc; country. 5A@6Hc; speciaIs
G1ac
Hay market steady. Prime s19,a
I27h; No. 8. s21zcQsIOO; Glove,
9Oc1s1.15.
Dressed poultry market stead,
Chickens, 17@27c; turkeys, 13@1s..
fowls, 13@1sc; ducks, 1T1s 9lSc,
Live poultry market unsettled nom,
nal. Fowls, 14@15hc: chickens. l.a
15hc.
Cheese market barely steady STAT.
milk common to specials. 12615hc.
skins common to specials, 4a19In
Butter market firmer. Receipts Il
352. Creamery extras, 2S1ac: dairy
tubs, 21h @2Sc: imitation creamery
firsts, 22h@231sc.
Egg market firm. Receipts 1874
Nearby white fancy, 46Q4sc; nearly
mixed fancy, 27@35c; fresh, 27ba
35c.
Horse and Mule Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 4.-Horses-
Despite the fact that the Offering wa,
large, very little trade was evident in
the commercial section. No auction
was scheduled for the day and a hand.
full of local city traders constituted
the entire buying force. These took
only small supplies and the majority
of the horses went to the foreign buy.
ers. French, Belgian and English buy.
ers were In the ring strong as usual
and taking all Of the suitable animals
on hand. No variation has occurred
lately in the types or the prices and
the market continues on about the
same plane
Army horses ..............$11 6617s
Heavy draft. choice to good 14O@1S0
Eastern chunks, extra quail
1ty l40nl S5
Eastern chunks, plain. 7511l5H
Southern horses, extra quail
fty OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S0G12a
Southern horses, plain. 40d IS
Choice drivers, with speed. 150d225
Saddlers 10Od2OO
Plugs y. ................ 90 Is
Mules-Big mules and miners Of er
ceptionally good quality were the
kinds mostly asked for, although
some inquiry was made for good cot.
ton mules. The prices on all thess
were low and no overly satisfactory
sales were noted.
16 to 1914 hands. s135d2si
Is to 151h hands. ........ 1O0619O
IA to 14h hands. 656125
10 to 14h hands. Asa 30
Plugs .......... ESQ ej
| E.rsr'--e-s:s:.:-- 'ss4ssa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-05
waterloo Murder Mystery.

limited Press Leased WIRE poict
WATERLOO, Iowa, OCT. o-sar q,
Eere are trying to solve the nlui4 conn
Joseph Bushma, 81. an ltallan trort
with his head nearly seVerea fro,
his body, In the woods mll nsod
here last night. He was mari 'o''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-05
,, eu,,.n. court peeIsIons.

Especial to The Gate Cl.y,!
DIES MONIES, Oct. 5-ota a,l, etl
Iowa vs.. McAninch, ct al. apPe"''
Jasper county, affirmed. c,hoo
Riley, ct al, appellants, vs.: ola,
directors Summit township
county, affirmed. N.
Coad. appellants VS.. c. ST. r., 70
DRY. Co., WOODBURY. couht''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-05
BALKANS.
Continued from page ~

must reply did not begin until the
uItmatum was delivered, Bulgaria has
until four o'clock this afternoon, Pet
rourad time, In which to back down
from her menacine altitude.
No explanation was made for the
delay In presenting the Russian ulti-
matum. The Russian minister at Sofia
was Instructed to hand RussIa's mes
sage to the Bulgarian foreign Office at
four .. m. Sunday and to leave Sofia
at the same hour yesterday If no salts
factory answer was forthcoming.
All teIesraphic messages to and
from Bulgaria have been greatly do
Iayed and Il Is believed possible that
the text Of the uItImatum did not
reach the Russian legation at Sofia
until yesterday. In some quarters,
Petroarad dispatches asserted, Il was
believed that the Bulgarian censor may
have purposely held up the eon1muni-
cation to give his government more
time to complete its mobilization,
THOUGH this opinion was not shared by
the Russian foreign Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-05

Mean temperHture, OF, HIEHest o1,
lowest, AZ: lowest last night. 36.
FRED q. GOSEWISCH,
Observer.
Read The Daily Gate City. 10 cents
a week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-05
Weather Conditions.

A moderate depression is showing
in the Central gulf, and there have
been heavy rains from the gulf coast
to the Ohio valley.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-17

perllitig geben loutel, 6nntl tpiir6e
linen 6ie}es mebr gum Illde,l itatt
.5um 5egen gereider.
Do6 bas lit pobl fallan on be-
firdten. @ir fel1nen 1ope1,port nnb
Die offere Sano leiner 1poflbabenben
8iirgcr 51 gettalt, aIs 6aB mir ies
mails eriDarten folnltetL bab uniere
8pbltbatigfeits glnItalten lie nrer
nnteritibung berluifig geben fonn=
ten, neil ibne11 ein be~ocutel10es Ser
mahtnib 5rgefaIen lit. @ir ertpars
ten bielmebr : -. dpie mir es idpn
oben %ange0elltet baben, 80 baB bas
@cfipiel, bas SEER Mear 9. Neterien
in ieiaem geltanrent gegeben bat,
sgfadabmung finoen apiro> baum mag
eintnal Sic s33eif fommen, bnB sic
@obltbatigfeits : Mnitalten in Belib
zines 10 grobcn geliderten regelmaBi=
gen ginfomrnens %gelangen, 0ab lie
ser iebt geleiltetel1 reselmaBigen Set
TRACE cntbebren f0nre11. Die 3eit
lit aber nod lebr fern, 1ll16 bis babin
itn6 Die @obltbGtigfcits : Mnitalten
auf Sic regelmdBigen iabrliden 8ei-
trage bon Wenidenfreun0en angcmie-
len, oeret Tie lih ia aud bisber III ie-
Der @eile bnrb lire 2%eiitungen tpertb
unb miir0iy errDielen buben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-17
a,tbbanbcl anf Scr 8alfanbalbiniel.

GuBlano iebt allf ser golfanDalb-
INTEL ieine lebte11 &ubel cit, I'M Bull
gorier, M,mdnielt u11o @riedenlano
fir 0en gintritt in Sen &rieg an ser
r5eite ser Mlliirten 5l gepin11el1.
England bilft NIT iei11en 8%fu1oen.
6ranfreih NIT ieine,1 lleberreou1gs-
fiir1iten nad. @is jeet nit iebr mez
Mig grfolg, l1lt0 nady Sen Muslaillln=
gen ser bl1lgariiden 3eitung uNSir"
.liegt audi ein @rfolg nidt I'M @crei-
die Ser @abrldeinlidfeit. IS lit
cine Dirt a11bba,r0el, ser gegenapartig
inn @ange lit. Die Mliirten biete,t
Die Sub bal0 gier, balb sort 5l1n Set
faufe an, obid)on tic ibnen garnidt
gebprt. Sic aparen audi nidt abge-
neigt oie &lb gleid5eitig lGmmtli6en
|Staaten SIT perfaltfen, ll1b es ibren
81 iiberlaiien, iid lpater uber Den 8e.
|1tb ST eil1igelt ooer ieinet1pegen gu
raufen. 'slllein meoer in Mllr1,arliel1,
nod IN 9lllgarien un6 @riedenlano
Deficit borlal1fig Neig1ng 0es Mad-
bars <b Sen Mliirten gu criteben.
Ole @ulgaren tral1en 6el1 @rieden
ni6t; 0ie Serbelt sen 9lilgaren nidt
uno 10 groB lit 0as ~gegeuieitige MiB-
tral1en, 0ab al1d Die ruiiiid)en Mllbel
nno Sic engliiben Af1nb IS bis jebt
ni6t babelt beleitigen fDnnell. Die
Iliirten Daben 10 5ieu1li1 alle Mi
men lpringe1t fai1en, Inn gum 3iele gu
fon1nte11. Sic baben ben @nIfanpol.
fern borgelogrn,, sic Ser. 5taotet1
ltanoen i'm 8egriff Ieutidla1b Sen
&rieg 81 %erflaren, lie baben cine l1el1e
|Sffenlipe OH bet Iaroanellen 5nlan1-
me1tgcflralfert, lie baden rullilde SIZE
sc e%rfll1oen, nabrel1o bie Maoscoipiter
in bollem @iid5ug iino, aleil1 oas
allies fat 11idt gesogen. l1l10 90 mon
annebmen fallng oaB 1elltldlanb inns
Seiterreib ! l11tgarr iih gegelriiber
|0cm lhamlolene Ireiben Ser alliirten
Bran0ltifter nidt allf Die Goue Des
MIR anabig. intereilirten Suld9allers
bei6ra11ft ba6et, liegt Ser grfolg Sic.
lies 5reibens Dobl III tpeiter 6er11e.
8iel 3eit baben bie 9laiirten abe1
nidt n1e6r 51 perliereit. Sos Ma1ier
Itebt ibnell biS oil oen Sails, 1lno
penn lie 0en @alfmltrobbalm berfeb=
lelL Damn lit es porbei. gs miirbe
a II h Dosrbei iein, 1pe11n &c
i6nen gelinae, i'm 5lt ergreifen. De1
SoOesfanpf miirbe le0igltd) ettpos
%berlangert aperoen. &ettltng minf1
ni6tmebr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-17

Ialtras lpnrbe Der gerid}t gcnebmi9t.
Son Ilbert 9eterlen nm Hepllftiplt
Ser 2i5ens. @iinltiger 8eriht.
Son 6ranf Stefgel lln ltcbertrue
gung elmer Sisens. abidla9ig beifies
Sen.
Son Martin :. 9e2ocn nm gcfrcie
ing bon Ser 8e5abl1ng Ser 2i;cns.
abi6ldgis beidieben.
@ruubitiifc nitb Bcba,be.
alderman grebmer prdle1tirte sic
@rnnoz lrab @cbdlbe 3obniite in
8etra9e bon S66.24 u1o auf ieinen
antrng lpllroe oieielbe 8ur N%us5ablung
%an9elpielen.
@ailcr Committee.
alderman Sarbed prdleltirtc Sic
8allermietbe : 3obllilte I'M 8etrage
bon S24.00 llr1o atf leincn Intrag
lpnroe bieielbe CUR Sabluns anses
pieIen.
@erldieoenc Mnlpriide nuroer an
Dos Gerrednung5 : Committee pere
nieier.
alderman 6arbed legtc Dor 11no
pcrlos Die Tolgenben G~elollttionen, Sic
a1f iei1eu Intrae aneenommen tp1rz
bcn:
geidloilen bonn gtabtratb Ser gtaot
9openport, So, oab cine Mnipeiiung
in 6Dhe BON $500 auf Sen Staot@
ldabmeilter s. g. Hobelpn m1saelteut
iperoe, fir transport fit @niertr6ge.
selt.: Wm. s. 8ol6, Wabor prp tenn.
Itt.: 8uso Moeuer, glerf.
Bel6lonen bonn Stabtratb Ser Stdot
9%abenport, Sa., oaB Die 9abenpprt
@aller Company hermit ansetpieien
fperbe, lire 6auptr0bren on Der W3aiu
StraBe bon Der 3ip6lften Big 5urGierz
5ebnten StraBe au55uoebnen; oesgleiz
den an ser @ier5ebuten StroBe bon
Der Wiain bis CUR Hiplep Strabe; nl6
on Der GipleD Strabe bon Ser @ierz
5e91ten StraBe bis 5ur Gumpltatipn
gp. 2; ferner an Der Sptpa Strabe bon
Sober Court bis sur Central Yort
Ipenue;; aud an Ser 8eltern Mperue
bon Ser 3meiten gtraBe big 5l1r 9ritz
ten StraBe, oessleideu an Der Soreit
8oao- bon Ser Noroltnie Ser 9ritteu
Iobitipn, McGlela1 9eigbts big sllr
W9ioble Hpab; fer11er an ser Ml1e[ler
apenue pont Mcg(e0an goulcparO biz
CUR 6orelt Gooo.
Serner Seler : 6bbronten, mic
folst an%Subrinsen: Wl1eller Ibenle
ltb Mc@lellan 9culeoaro; Mal1eller
4penlle uno 5prelt 8oao; Soma Ctr.
uno Sober Court; @eitern Ibenuc,
ipilden 3meiter gtraBe uno 9ritter
6trabe; @ier5ebnte StraBe, spiIden
5arriion unb Deain Strnbe; @ier5ebn=
te StraBe 5ipiIden 5arriiou unh Slip
leb StroBe; gierte gtrobe 5tpiideu
5piiden Main unb 5arriiun StraBe;
@ierte StrnBe, 5piiden 5arriion uuo
8iplep 5trabe.
Belt.: ISM. s. 8plh, Wapor pro tenn.
Ntt.: 9ugo Roeuer, glert.
Gortlesnng folgt.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-17
&olitiid)c unb nnpplitiidJe
&anbgluHen.

-8as Groblem Ser y4uo6ratl,r
bcs &rciies ooer 3irfels" fat ibo11
piele &opfe beidaftigt lllp6 in niht
1penigel1 arge Geriuirrltng angeridtet.
Ias lumgefebrte Nroblent uoer
3irfl1latltr o0er l1mfreilln1g oes9l1a-
oOer Giereds" all lDien, iinD
@i%noenburg atnb M~afc1tlen al,gen-
blidlid beidlaftist.
@gSenn iie i'm rltilil6en Sc
Unregistered int Nplen BON gsorben
ltno Sii0e1 @rpbnolp erreidt baben
~lperoelr, oan1t meroen tic es gum G11t=
'iesen Der aliirten 9eloit babelt.
@elm Die Ml1llen bereits Milna
raltnet, oalln ralltnetl file bnnnit ein,
bob ibre @toerltal0sfraft gebruben
Hit.
0rltf ser Mlliirtclt al,f @ulga-
.rlen. gor allDertbalb Sa6rbll10crtelt
11annte anall 0ergleidGt einfad Men-
ldenbanbel.
Gbarafteriltiid fir sen briti-
lden &al,oel NIT ben Siirlten Ser
@olforltaatelt ii6er Ben Mnidll1b an
Die Mlliirtclt lit, bob 0ieielbe &1,b
lorei- bis pieri,lal perfallft miro ll,r6
aoem @erfal'ier ltidlt eimnal gebort.
Ser Gnlpfa,tg ser 8erltdrf,ns
gen Der Mlltirten anf @allipoli lciter1s
Ser Iiirfetstpar nidt bon ser bDflid-
iten Sortc. Cod lll,ter Sen llmitan-
Den fam mon nidlt mle1r pcrlansen.
- Die Note al, O%eIterreid lit enb-
lid a6geganaer1. sic b0tte geraoe 10
gut bier bleiben foinncl1. Sclterreid)
oils es feline 9sote abi6idte,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-17

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in Mlleganb gountp, 3d., muroen pies
apblengrdber, glmer aallm9er bon
Jro1tburg, Wm. Me9augbIin nno
feline @1bne 8illiam, jun, uno
George Mo2augblin bon gdbart,
purd Dos Sin tiir5er Der grube bin
ter ibnen periaiittet. Muf bus
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Der Observation-Disclosures William
Malter5 uno sl1e Rettungsmolmz
l6aft in nie @rube uno arbeiteten
p gtunpen, bis es ibnen selang, gu
ben 8er1diitteten su tommen, Die
gliidIihertreiie unoerlebt 9eblieben
lparen. Die Mdnner besoben li4
aus Dem unteriroiiden GjefangniS
nad ibren 8pbnuagen, ais pb nidts
geiGsben lei. !
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neun3ebnidbriger 8ur1de, Der OILS
@onnlanser i'm gronr, %. o., Elm
.mebr ols oiirftises Dalein fiibrte, 1T
auf einmol iteinret9 geiporoen. llno
bies sefdab ourd cine 4n5ei9e, Die
einer feiner %ebemaliaen Ra4barn in
gropt!pn, ipo GIrpfe friiber mobnte,
i'll elmer 3eitung gefunoen bat. Be-
iaete 4n5ei9e foroerte ben iungen 81
role auf, iid unper5iieli9 bel elmer
bstannten Mnpaltsz 6irma gu meloen,
100 ieiner eine @rbidaft in Der 9Dbe
bon $4,000 barre. SungzGlrpie,
oeiien 9ater iit por tur5em gum
speiten Scale berheiratete un0 por
Der grbl9aft nidt oas minoeite
ipubte, pirb bic grbidaft na@ grz
leoisuns Der n6tisen 6prmalitdten in
gmpfang nebmen.
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in Der 9patt Hpuer Bearing g., in
9arriipn, g. s., nuroe pl0blid BON
einem itarteren, unseipobnten gez
rduf6 iibert0nt. Oils oie Mrbeiter,
melde in benz Wertraum bei9aftigt
iparen, nad Der llriode faben, be-
mertten lie, bab ein 5tapel ben
5tablbarren, Die auf einem @erilt la=
gen, ms Rpllen 9efommen tpar nno
Die 2ait 5pei Mrbetter inter iib be-
graben bate, pelhe eine Barre bat
ten 4eraus5tehen lpplen. IS nuroe
lofort nit fteberbafter gile an Der
Rettuns Der 9eriditteten gearbeitet,
Die nan als peritiimmelte 2eiden
pieoer5ufinoen fiirdtete. DIS bic 2alt
enoli6 lpeggerdlmt uno oua ein God
in bic Weoler 9%eriifen porben mar,
I'M raidsr gu Den 9erungliidten gu
tommen, erples iid, Dab Die Der
Ihiitteten lppbl aueti6punpen an
Den 6iiften ooponsetrasen batten, jez
bod nidt lebensgefdbrlid perleBt
porben parsn. Sic nurpen ms ct.
Wihael's 9pipital iibsrfIbrt.
9aareppn 6eute. .Seben
Sic nur ba5 pra6tDole Saar bieier
iunsen 9ame!!A
.aunititiid - ibr Yater 3ablt bic
meilten. Steuern in Ser Staot!"