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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-21

ranzistas to which the Villa garrison
did not take kindly, caused the post
ponement Of the racing card. Today's
card goes over to Wednesday.
The garrison broke out in . rage
when 1t was learned that there was
no pay in sight for them
No casualties had resulted earIv this
afternoon from desultory fighting
Looting was feared
.dexican officials at the international
bridge warned American race track
followers to remain away today
Fearing an attack Oh the tracN
many horses were taken across to e
Paso for safe keeping
Nc Amnesty for Villa
WASHINGTON. Dec PA final
pose OF the Villa revolutionary move
ment in Mexico was held today be-
tween former Villa generals and Car
rama officials. according 10 a tele-
gram from United States army Off
Gals
Villas wife crossed the border yes
terday into Il Paso where she is now
with Hipolito villas family. She
took with Ter a great amount OF
Villas personal property villa, It
was learned, has made z plea for am
nesty for himself Carranzs General
Obrego1 refused. saying villa was
held TO be outside the law.
Another telegram TO the war de-
parrme1t stated that every one of
Villas officers in Chihuahua, together
with their commands, aggegatins
abG1t Ave thousand men, uncondi-
tionally surrendered TO the CarTa1zA
government yesterday Arrangements
already are being made for Carranza's
officials 10 take over the government
OF Chihuahua General Avilia, /. was
announced. probably VIII be appoint
ed head Of the government Of that
state
Villas whereabouts early today still
we're mystery. II was only known
that he was headed for the border
with scant handful OF his Still loyal
followers.
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ExpIesIon :. Ee4ar

United Press Leased Wire Service.
NEW YORK Dec ei--Cne man was
killed. two are reported missing AMI
eleven are injured. some probabTs
fatally as result. Of an explosion to
Gzv which wrecked the de1trins b51iif
ing OF the Corn Products Refining
companys plant at Shadyside. y. j.
Fire followed the explosion said 10
have been caused by spontan aous
combustion. hut the blaze was quickly
eIttcgutshed- The damage was egei.
mated by the police Of Edgewater, y.
J. nearby. at 10000.
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ssoek Market Hessa

limited Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK Dec- 9l--Stocks o.
companies having Mexican interests.
were strong at the opening OF tie
stock exchange today In early trad.
trg American SmeEterz Led with an
advance Of ITs TO i63ss. the highss.
since 1910
American Tobacco dropped IL dur
Ing the first hs. hcrr.
The general list YES quiet
Attendance on the floor today wss
agEt and trading was dull and list
less. American smelling Led the nay
yet IN point Of activity. II made 3
high O. 1875 but sold At 1854 IN
uid-afternccu-
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AFTER THE GRIPPE
'ginol Restored Her Strength

Canton. Afiss-'T am IS years old
and became very weak and feeble
from the effects of La Grippe. but
yirol hiss done me world CT good. Il
has cured my cough, built up my
strength SO feel active and well
agafn, mrs. LIZZIE BALDIN, Can
ton Miss.
yiroi, our delicious cod liver and
iron tonic without Gil, aids digestion.
enrfches t!.e blood and creates
strength. UnequaIled for chronic
coughs colds or bronchitis. Your
money hack If il fails. McGratn Bros.
Drug Co, KeoEuk, Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-21

BERLIN gsEz sFresess - $1yss1se.
u IL oee- 2r-Sraek ssxe@efs sa Fe<s
A1rzsErE E,czSssz-ars SzscaSxz-
c1e=se are s>en Ereaea 6eeaeAMsens
Sazt txik:=5 - ksa. a. the seMerss e1M
a-c>rrzs - SzsrareAes esE1y - tie
Fra-xssvesr ZeSsE.r Tne FreecA rse6
Tse Greeks c>ntaaSe - AeS5 tAe
fcrt- tns scrrssEcr<5e~t reecrseA In
xrSte CT recezcsc Frsoeh reSSes<3 sAzs
= - s=rses ss.r - sAe aEsSe& TAs
esxrzsskes cs-rE-sMes reEe-<s Sr~m
EE-&ES@ s-Er->S e.xE the Greeks kxVe
SzsoEsxz
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THE WEATHER.

cloudy toassht and Wednesday. No
decided change In Temperature.
For iewa: Partly cloudy tonight
and Wednesday. No decided change
in temperature.
For Missouri. Partly cioudy to-
night and Wednesday with moderate
Temperature.
For Illinois: Unsettled tonight With
PROBABLY rain o. snnE. Wednesday
rarity cIosdy. Not much change In
Temperature
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Asahyxia.ed BY Gas.

United Press leased Wire Servfce-
I. IOWA FALLS, Iowa. Dec FL
Frank @. Kramer. manager of the Iowa
Gas company, and L. C. White. . work.
man. are dead "a the result Of gas
fumes in q tank.
White entered TO make repairs and
was overcome By gas. Kramer wen,
to his rescue and was also overcome
Olner men tried TO rescue them but
failed, untn life Was extinct White Is
survived by widow and six children
and Kramer By widow and two chil.
dren.
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OF Leo Chase. arrested by the police
last night Stolen articles OF ali sorts
which the police sAy Win total $4,000
in value, were found in his honre.
Chase came here . year ago and the
police say he often went On his raids
dressed as a woman He wears . num-
Der three woman's shoe and his small
footprints fooled the officers when
they found them about the looted
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Divorce for pesertion.

Iunited Press Leased Wire Service
RENC, New Dec 2i-Desertion.
according 20 the record here today.
was the grounds On which Mrs Laura
Metz obta1asd an uncnntsstsd divorce
from eECongressmzn Herman Metz.
former comptroller Of New York City.
The divorce was quistty handed down
November t. The couple we're mar
ried IL Newark in 1881
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Chicago Sr-egr.

Chicago Pr-cu-.
CHICAGO. Dec, Issz-
tras. 3s.sE54c. f-s-s sr5ss,.= e.
extras. esG 3gc; tz-r r.. 81.
ef;sc- "a
Egg-xrs. asLGnz,..
arzls. 771aG2sac
Caeese-Tvfn.. Iss ErS~r
Americas. I1E111ac
Live roritryycTts. r,s,r. x,...
l4g Ifaes geese. 1kg fsz-s: T aa-
chickens, 1eSac, tuksvs. lm s'.i
Potatoes Rscssa-s "a zrrr M.
cousins. TeG55c. Dalc-ss rae ~
New YORK P--euc.
NEW YORK, Dee s1-vu
kes quiet. firm.
1860 ''se
Lard market t4 gaas. =,
spot- 3s-ssEs
Sugar. raw. Ez-kse elE Csrs,.
gzl test 3E-ss. NEzc1Ez..s d q
S4Ia
Sugar. refined ua-ast cut=- 4,
Loaf. ss-S5: eEskssz- ia.75 49,
$s-0SG e-eo- ra111sss.. ss.ssesa
Coffee Rio Nc : cE spot 7ac
Tallc~ marass sIl CIV I,
countrT. sTS1sc. s-eezals. sss
Hay market stsa5r- Prns rwa
LIS; No 3, sega sz.; elaFs.. q
6si-ls-
Dressed pc1s-T warkss ru;s
Chickens, 15E5ae. cE-as7.. lse.se
fowls. 136I41ec. tsczs, lAe.
Lave pocltyJ EEasr E-sss.le
Geese. 14GI5e; s-ra- "a. cid
fowls, l3GIf1sc. res-s-s. lie. cid
ems, 13E Gft-c
Cheese market sExse- s-r.. 81.
epmmo1 20 special, lfggTxe; skin
Common TO special 5G1s
Butter marks. .-- Gsss-.x ssl1
Creamery extras. ss-. saS-y tuh
1395sc; tnizats7e e-sGsT srst
7aG:ic-
Egg marke. eass... E-,sssss SIS
Nearby white taa-y. ihfr5ae.. .earh
mixed fancy. % Lie. +sss- .sG:s
Horse and Me-. As-sss
ST. LOUIS. Nc, E.-,- ..,sk-Eorses-
Tie commercial s5s e - hdr
market was . vegy s-EzTa 1aa
Saturday, very little Fgs iEze b u
way Of buying. and zsF as4i Il b
drafts and riders sai-s II local m
chzses vza the oaty ssrs1ssz carna
On in the domestic s-.grsE Friend
and Italians we're j. sss sz7rsv q
buying In that dtE3szu EIs vssy
tive for q while Frs1zs srerzrio1
Will Be dfscontiazss; la ..zl # u
month, not to Be -ssx-s- ssSa-e
drst OF the Few ysar Ea insod
ton win be- unusually ae1zss lnd1
and Tuesday, n asEET sss-lent
those types b exrscts. % es nad
from this market eesrs The ho.idAJ
Heavy dYafs, extra slssg
Heavy draft. choice - Ioss lAsl
Eastern chunks. p1---..- ssal
Southern horses. extra
ffy .-----.---s sEE
Southern horses. E447---..- tsI
SaSdle- inaGa
PIusa .... SO
Mules-Receipts hxFe Seen
usually heavy al ~saG- ~ me 81
ments have been er-ss,c OF 81
Inferior quality ssEt LAaf tse Ea
part OF the weeks sT7 sun
hand Approximately s nsaa
being stabbed at sAs FecsEE.as y
alone, and all Of sess ssGeA :
thin, unfinished vE-EsrEr 10
there IL ab4elu1ssE 70
less trade warns - ee-scs ssDs!
the next few days, E-ac- :
doubtful. there VII - FrT-.s.u.
the situation TIA vas sxsszssA'
lust q short time a
fe - 1SrE h,nSs .$kSsE
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ScasSeS In Isu-c-y

limited Press Leased Wire Service
MUSCATINE- Iowa, Dec sl-rar
encs Schaefer, 20. son of ? K. Schaef-
er, prominent In state laundry circles
disd today as tke resuit Of scaIds re-
.csiyed while al WORK fl his fathers
laundry.
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limited Press Lszss1 s-FI
wIETERSET. Iowa L ..,yi
IRISH An Anamosa eazF "a
I'VE years for btga-y, 80. - M
IA witness in the Gec-=e lie
der case. picked ths SSs .,rst I
door with . nail during ias
ESCAPED. seaiet
District Judge Hays - ~;e.ed
new trial for Fred AeTs s,rss
wife murder II the 5000
his attorneys win s7z7A
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Macon Lead or Loot,

9Uuited Press Leased Wire Seryicel
SIOUX CITY. Iowa. Dec zl-Resi-
dents Of Morningaide and other su5ur-
ban villages. who have suffered from
the raids OF burglars for the past year.
thronged the police station today
searching for lost articles IN the wAg-
on load OF loot taken from the homo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-21

cons II plain re-sr
locally. He is sefa1 na
product. with. so 1Ls
John Dee makes ases
his varied handles -
John got plenty o. sTs ~. ~
got plenty OF coin Ie n
with one OF his TscEtE5s -. -.
OF So, later caused Is
gam bling. He eIsye5 Kelly
night for a month zr3 - +,
win House men a. Es"sl -, ia
caused the grand inr1 = ,,M
ais Winnings Aggregate ssc-s s's
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-21

allow and draEN. buI no croszhte
change in values noted In aEE<paxefc-
Elzr kind o. grade CloTer-Eixsd, No
i, $I5.5G; clover. No 2. $3.50: tno-
thy. No 2. SIS: No i. $15GIT-se: Al
faifa. No 2. S14; No ]. s1sG1E-5a.
Chicago Live Stock
UNITED Press Leased Wire Service j
CHICAGO. Dec 1.-THE hog mar
kes closed WITH best hogs steady and
others FIRE cents lower thaa yesfsr-
days average Estimated for sonar-
roE. s0.SSo
The cattle market closed slow and
weak. with the top At &I0-49-
The sheep market closed With the
best lambs steady: others weak and
generally IoEer. Top for Gheep, $3.50;
and lambs $3.50
There Efll be no market on Christ
mas day
chiesfo Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Dec- .i-Hog receipts
40 coo. market weak. Sc lower Mixed
and butchers. ss.I8Gs-.5: good heavy.
s5.i5T $50, rough heavy. ss.aoT6;5:
light s5.S5G pigs s4T5GsSa
Cattle receipts $500. market weak.
slow. BeeFes s5@fl 10 10; cows and
hsiters. $eSaGs 80. Texans. $3.50
TO- calves. ss.5a--5o
Sheep receipts 1890: marie.
weak Na.ire. 3e-IsEsss; western,
$s-t9nesa. lambs. $s.s5Gs-35; west
ern. s7-1sGa.5a.
Chicago Live Steek-cicse.
Furnished by Long Commission Co,
402is Main Telephone No. 1ao-l
CHICAGO. Dec 21--Hog receipts
43, 010; market STEADY to Sc lower
Mixed and butchers. $e-1o0e75; good
heayy. 1eeo9 SIS. rough heavy. 1870
G635; nght, S5.s56Ss5.
Cat1ie receipts $500: market slow
and weak: top. sfe.40
Sheep receipts 1900: m1aket
steady; top $3.50. Western. top $3.50.
o. Louis livs Stock
EAST ST. LOUIS, Dec 21.-Catsic
receipts $500: market steady. Texas
receipts 200; native beef steers. $7-5a
Io.40s yeariing steers and hsifer1. $3.50
q 30: cows ss-5s67o0. stockers
and feeders. $5.68Gz-2s: calves, $500
Gs5e: Texas steers. ss-2s6s-5o. cows
and hezters. 34-o0G $50
Hog receipts LEO: market steady
AixS0 AdU D0SGdS1Sr 3P-oSV A~SSs
good 20 heavy. SS-T5GS.s3. rough.
Ss.1sas-30: light ss.4ooS.7s: bulk.
&s-se66so: pigs. ss0o@7.c %.
sheep receipts 800. market
STEADY. Sheep and ewes. @S-506 SO.
lambs. Ss.0oEs-3s: yeariin0. Ss-s06
.-5e.
kansas City Live Stock
KANSAS CITY. Dec 21--cattIe re
ceipts 5000: market steady, strong.
Steers, s5-500s.15: COWS and heifers,
sAeofa 90: stockers and feeders.
SIS 501sgo: calves. sse0Gse5-
Hog receinss 1s,eO1; market steady
Bulk, &s-3aaes0; heavy. $6.5ofee5;.
medium. ss.4eGs $50; light. Ss-25Gs $50
Sheep receipts 1000; market
strong Lambs, $s.356s1o; ewes,
s5.25es.S: weshsrs. a43s6s2s.
omaha Live Stock
OMAHA, Dec. zl.-Cattie receipts
1900: market steady. LOG higher
s.eers. s5fs0s.15. cows and heifers.
s35oG $50: stoekers and feeders.
S5-e0a115s calves. s7-coUS.5o: bulls
and stays. S3.7566.2S-
Hog receipts $4,000; market weak.
-15c lower. Bulk. jS.2o6s-4o; top,
$50
Sheep receipts $4,000; market 35c
lower Yearlings. $f.00U7.5e: veth-
ers. $5-7596.60: lambs, $S.s599-0o;
ewes. $5.7595.s5.
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Late Market Quotations
Grain Reyisw.


CHICAGO. Dec 9l-New high
Here's for TIE e-Up season were es-
sas1zs&ssS n tAs wheat pats today
Trade Ezx az Zig vcfgEe and almost
sTe<y eoE@s.x1cn hox-Se was o. TIE
kEFE.x s53eL Reports that Other cozn-
tries are Shipping little. led sczre Of
the trade 60 hsEtsre Shere would he
= reqesrssna es ne stzzarznZ bail
EEkss q k4st I2EEzxg and February.
Dere-he- EA0r ID 10 In point
asoTe tie days opening and s~o
points ahsaS Of last nights close
May rsash@6 LA. point and q half
gain ove- sssg nights close
TncExA CORE vas slightly up II the
Opening tie huM sentiment Of The
wAeat PIT was not reflected tn the
coarse grains~ Weather was f1vur-
AAs4 fcs heavy MoTe-ene2 Deeem
her ruled ~ SSH and May AZ .3-aa.
SnGEgA the cSsatcG was fraertcnzIiy
Er
Trse again vAs Hight II cat.. and,
AFTER tzcssnnzg hoes. a gse start.
DecrEseF and Nay ssg1ped back TO
tAet- Inst nights level. 4x4 tnr De-
ceEss- and 4sis for Nay
PruTlszc1s we're dali SHADE lower
AID tszcz.esess-
ksss<ss teS 1e"orre~
y L01< EssSsc7 CO.
ta As.s Iesesoce No leai
Hcszs s.@+i- ex<sse, iT.A+s. sheep.
e,s 900: What 3ss; ecsn- ISL. cats
lFvsrSeea c,sse-
WSeat LEA higher: carr. hiEher:
cats. ncee.
c,earareae
wss..na so-y. as aea. en-n. a.
&C., oats rfsasa
1890 $780,.
,ssr.s. 80 r.,S.,s re
-. ,.sr
ess~ e..A e,.,.
:, 49, s,,se,,s.,-
~ So sI.raI No hsrs
rr4Tf-. NJ gnyi-r S1f-A
III
To-So r@ucr ssixc. M 4
xss,o- N rSS-a ssasTar- No <
yercr s1assMc. 10. white. ssNc:
10 lite aEas.e. No, whtte
No 4 r-irss sTas1Gc- No 8 mfIeo.
GsssNo wfsre sneas,r NJ 4
~hf-s ssa afne- .,andard s2L a4,e
x.,.. e;>x e..a c-r.
rFr-ssras ~ Yorr Cm-r..ssic, c.
4a5s. M.+n Tsi.nhnre M Taol
KlN s CRY Dee, n@Whs.s-
No > ha-s reg q asaI1s No 4
rsssss. - "a :, nss
Ills; No 1 red. new. s1-osG1 os.
Co-r-No. 3, s5HGssxe. No. 5,
GAN 6s5c, No. 4. s3L @e34c: No. :
yellow, .ssLc; No 3 yeilor, sSK0
65%c: No. white. 655ac: No white
CSC; No 4 white, e3Ac
Osts-No. 2, $50 zoe; No 3, $50
see; No z vhite. 4zA643c: No :
Ehi.a, 40 13tSe
Peoria Grain
PEORIA, Ill, Dec ai--Co-n-Mar-
ket &c lewer. No white, CSC: No.
white, s. Gs3isc: No. 3 yellow, SIC;
No yellow, e59s5isc; No. yellow.
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CoEcs Cause Headache and Grip
LAXATIVE BROAO QUISIEE re
moves the cause Remember TO call
for full name. Look for signature Of
z " GROVE zsc-
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p,,, Ia SEs-sc.r1

fvyn,ted Press Leased = = =, G
CHICAGO. Dec - in ID
Park, a suburb. socas Ia to
nossession note az - Ea
p,oves OF the sturs ling !
Mrr Co. reported 5000, 80 On
nttieas for the allies .- nossI
,,Ics to meet ard eIsesis< Sc ~
strike. The source -, are int
mystery to the police. - zusie
figating a pro-GerE2r ~
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suEGaas ENrREMcnMa.

AMSTERDAM. De@- 2f.-5.l=1rsan
trees are ersrsneAsn3 a. several
rciHts zse=s sae S<rseGresk freeeser,
ac.ssasns - -Ssseea seees~sd Rers 10
cay iss--r-.rEaa rr7ses eeatsass
- Esse t-zSzrc e.. heeser, 4 seszSA-
Essat ~ FGaec azvses aass.s tnreSsA
B-vzaSx- a-ar kriyeszxx yesterday
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o.. Leuis Hay ana Straw.

ST. LOUIS, Dec 70.-Oherings OF
high-gTade hay amounted to practical
II nothing. only one car clOver-mfxed
and couple cars alfalfa being report
ed. and they brought top prices 9th
erwise. demand was hight and market
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Beside tte Driver.

Dubuque Tfres-Journal: Under the
fye-miIe Law. which goes into effect
December q, Iowa City viii get the
front seat On the water wagon
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Read The Daily Gate City, 10c a
week By carrier
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Westher condftiena

With the pressure high tn the south
from the western 70 tina eastern coast
AID lc= II the north from Oregon to
the Dakotzz- the Temperature Is mild
IN the northern districts. and cool In
the southern this morning With kill
ing frost IN northern Florida
There have keen light SNOW nurries
from the Dakotas eastward to the
iaSes- and rain n both the extreme
northwestern and southeastern states,
which WAS heavy at Jacksonville, Fla.
Local Observations.
Dec. Bal. Ther Wind Weather.
20 Z .. n :. 3918 g W Clear
II a. n. :. % 80 - 8 Csdy
River stage, p m, foot, tentfls
Change in p hours. fall / foot
Mean Temperature, Dec. %. -.
Efghes., -
Lowest, 10.
Lowest last night, q.
FRED z. GOSEwTsCH,
Observer.
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read The Gase Slsy y
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-04
BRANCH OF WILD LIFE LEAGUE

Lebanon, Feb. 4..-Members of the
Lebanon County Fish and Game Pro-
tective Association have started local
branch of the Wild Life League, head
quarters in Pittsburgh, which has as its
object the propagation and protection
of game purchased by the State De-
partment. The local organization
will have as its primary object the
securing of Lebanon county's portion
or game to be distributed by the de-
partment.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-04

the Rev. S. w. Ownes, D. D., III. D.,
president of the board of directors of
Susquehanna University. DIR. Aikens
and his bride will go to Washington,
d. c., and expect to return home about
February 10.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-04
UNIVERSITY MAN MARRIED
.Shccinl TO The Tclsprneh

Selinsgrove, Pa. Feb At Hag-
erstown on Tuesday. Mrs. Carrie +.
Smith, of Beaver Springs. was mar
ried to the Rev. Charles T. Aikens by
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-04
s522 Boys Suit, 4 to 8 years.

The diagonal closing of this blouse
gives distinctly new touch and the
straight trousers make an important
feature of the latest suits. Here, shep-
herds check is used with white collar and
white patent leather belt, but for the
younger boys the washable fabrics are
the preferred ones, and eponge, galatea,
linen and the like are good for cold
weather wear with the thinner and lighter
fabrics for warmer weather, although the
model is an appropriate one for any ma
terial from velvet to cotton. Made of
velvet or of ribbed silk, it is exceedingly
handsome and suitable to the most formal
occasions of the small boys lite. Made of
serge or galatea, it is just comfortable
little costume that can be worn every
day. The belt may be of leather or of
material as liked.
For the 6-year size will be required AZ
yards of material AZ inches wide, 2%
yards SO, or 2H yards A, with e yard
~ for collar.
The May Manton pattern S5z2 Is cut
In sizes from 4 to years. 1t will be
mailed to any address by the Fashion De-
partment of this paper, on receipt of ten
cents.
Bowman's sell May Manton Patterns.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-04
FARMERS SELLING TOBACCO

Marietta, Feb. 4.-FarmerS in this
section of Lancaster county the past
few days have been hard at work
stripping and packing their tobacco.
Many have sold at ten for leaf and two
and a-half cents for filters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-12
Lime CombatS tuberculosis

ut i difficult 10 escape the conviction
that lime starvation ana lime assimilation
are the real issues behind the masks Of
vulnerability and resistance i'm tubercu-
iosis," writes Ira Van GlesOn. VI. ID. in the
May IL. 1912, issue of the New York "Medi-
cal Record.
Dr. Van GieSOn is eminent in his pro-
feSsion. and his assertion that lime aSSimi-
lation is the real issue" in resistance 10
tuberculosis bears the stamp of authority.
ordinarily lime is not easily assSimilated
incidentally. hut Eckman'S Alternative Is
one preparation containing il in such form
and combination as 10 insure aSSimila ton
by the average person.
This il one reason for its success in
many cases Of tuberculosis which APP
pareutly have yielded 10 IL and others
which have been benefited through its
Us.
our experience based faith I'm this remedy
Is shared by a large number of men and
women. who say they owe health, strength
and life 20 it. II contains no Opiates. mar
cOtics or habit-f0rming drugs, SO is safe to
tfy
II your druggist is out Of it, he can get
j.. or YOU can order direct from Us.
Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-12
MUNCIE MAN KILLS
HIS WIFE AND CHILD
Taken Suddenly Insane webster Mat
thews Commits Deed and Then
Cuts His Own Throat.

MUNCIE, Ind. Jan. 12.-Webster
Matthews. junk dealer. living in the
suburb of Whiteley. killed his wife,
age 80, and his daughter, Dorothy, age
six, yesterday. Then he cut his own
throat. dying in the hospital this aft
ernoOn. Webster used a razor and a
barlow knife 10 cut the threats of his
wife and daughter. and then slashed
his own throat. hut did not sever the
jugular vein. This was the second
time Matthews had cut his wife's
throat.
Relatives Of Matthews say they can
not account for his deed. except on
the theory that he became suddenly
insane. When the family returned
home from a visit last night all SEEM
ed to be in good spirits. Those whom
knew Matthews say they never re-
gaTded him as mentally bright They
also say he was not accustomed to
take intoxicants to excess
The tragedy occurred in the pres
ence of Matthew's mother. who is -
years old, and his other daughter. Lu-
Gle. age seven. Matthews aged
mother and Lucille tried To save Dor
othy's life after the mother had been
killed. Matthews. however. thrust
them aside and cut DOrothy's throat
When he saw that both mother and
child were dead, Matthews went to
the front room Of the house and
slashed himself.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-12
jim PUTS ONE OVER
BUT JUDGE COMES BACK

Jim O'DOnnell put one over on City
Judge Warner Monday night.
A bout two weeks ago O'Donnell.
who is a city court regular" was
sentenced to work on the roads of the
county for 90 days. He was given
plainly to understand that it was
work for him-hard work and plenty
of it. The court said that he was
tired of sendinf men 10 the county
Jail to work on the roads and have
them find rest and ccntentment in the
solitude Of the Jail.
Jim worked all right until Jan. 1.
Then Sheriff Ed Swanson left office To
give place to Sheriff-elect Charles
Bailey. Bailey did not know of the
conditions of Jim's sentence, so he
made him a trusty.
jim went down town Monday night
for some groceries, met some friends.
and fell from grace. He got drunk
and was arrested.
With 10 days OF his sentence 10 be
served, he was arraigned in city court
Tuesday morning for intoxication He
pleaded guilty.
You 90 back 10 the Jail and
work said Judge Warner Under
stand me- mean that you are to
handle the shovel and the pick for
the remaining - days of your sent
ence. on Feb. 26 come back and this
court will allow you to work for
the county for 60 days more"