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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-30

unfsre alsinsn nit ibrem Wdr@en.
Ishnsn aud nidt msbr peri6nli5 nit
Jrau SoQe obsr ben lietsn Seinsels
mdnn6en Greunbfdaft fdliebsn tSne
nsn, 10 1T es bod bas sysii, bas befone
bers fir unIcre Sunsens 70 an3iebsnb
tpirft unb ii6er bas iie ii9 i6on langs
porkr geheimnibpoa beIpre9en. Dsnn
bier babsn iie einmal geIssenbsit, elm
fuenis ibrem tpllen Sugsnbiibermutb
bic 3iigel fhieben au Iaiien, unb tons
nen su sleider 3eit nod bic Soffnuus
besen, bae man, ipenn lie babel sr.
tappt tperben, notabens fpsnn tbre
Wars unb Dioribiirsids in sebiibrens
ben 0ren3en blsiben Elm ober aud
pohl bsibs auser 3ubriidsn lpirb. -
Die groben Gder5e, bic fid bic Sus
genb friiher gu S6ulbsn tsmmsn lieb
unb bic oft iiberbaupt feline Sderse
mebr fparen, ionbern sro6e glusftreis
tungen, berifipinbsn BEL Der 5allotpe'.
eufeier gum Slid INNER mebr
unb MAIDEN einsm bdrmlo1en, froblis
den 5umor pIdb, Der srniibafte Ripes
leien nift auftommen lGBi. llnIsre
ppli5ei iuirb ni9tsbeitOipsnigsr au9
am Samiidg ipisber duf bem poiien
iein une stipaiss llnfugiiifter, bic iih
Mat In bic ReasIu bss Qfnitanbes
fhiden poIlen pber fib Ga4beih1bis
arngen au S9ulbm fommen IaFen,
auf bag Strensfe beffrafm.
Doh nid,t nur bic alsinen, au3
bic Groben fpoIlsn ibren antbeil am
frDbIidtn 5ersntreibsn fss bsuris.n
6alloiue'ens baben unb in fat alien
0ereinen, alubs unb @eIelIId,aften
unierer Gtabt ipie aud pripatim in
pieIen DamiIien finben msbr obsr
minber srotssse 5aIloipeenfeiern fat,
BEL beusn aubsr bem ii6lifen Setter
rsieen unb ben gdpenitsrtGnsen aud
nod bas gIeisisben nnb pdntoffels
iperfen eifris betrisben tpirb, bsnn
tper tanns pifsne - man4maI
triffts elm!
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Oebmrfeis.

Grst. unb Marp Gardner, 1920
Cnonta glpe.; anabe.
Geo. unb aHna gluffert. 2701 60,
lumbia glpe.; Wabhen.
Ri@olas unb Mdrgaret Rod, 1880
8annpurte Qlpe.; Wldbden.
grans uub Qnna Gpedert. 1910
plsafont Gtrabs; Mdb4en.
Jofepb unb GliIabstb Drummer, 2S9
Renner Gtrabe; WGbdeH
Gilbert unb Jlorsuee 6orifmeier,
2311 Dbeeler Gtrabe; Wlab4en.
Wiliam nnb ainp gpedIsr, 100
Oft aibsrtp Gtrabe; 4nabs.
sJnIius uub Gliiubetb Griebbcft
121 Jiniup StrdBs; Wdb&en.
Deter uub Sulia Robr. 1910 Woors
Strabs; Mdbden
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SaiesSaa.
Die .Ssberal2isa" in eros
ben NOtben.

9as S6ididI Der 5eoeral 2isa tpiro
fi6 enti6eioen, ipsnn bas 0irettprium
berieIben am nGditen 9. gopember in
Snbianapolts, Sub., Sur Sabrespers
fammlung auiammentrttt. Utcbrere
SSreibriefe Der Organization Iteben in
Sefdbr Der 9ertpirtung uno III cine
@enberuug in ben 2ptalitdten Der oht
&lubs unabtpenbbar. fails Der plan
mebrsrer Der prpntinenteiten Wlusnaten
Der ,5sbs", iih in sine Der groBer Sia
gas ein5uta"fen, nidt CUR @usfiibruns
eelanst. DAP Sarrp Sinclair, tsteens
Thinner Der Refpart rSebs", 8eeebea
mann DON Chicago unb pbil. Sea pon
ct. 2puis Iebr besierig Iinb, our4 Atz
tienantauf tpntroIIirenoen 9eiis opn
2lubs Der beiben sroben aisas gu
5u iidern unb aud Iusii6t auf Grfols
an bieiem lnteruebmen baben. fdnn
aIs unbeitrittere Sbatio4e mitgetbeilt
tperben. Sm Sale bic bret Iendnnten
Mosnaten bur1 Gtttenuntauf &pus
trpae iiber bic Rep gOrter rSiauts",
gbieaaoer Cubs" unb bic Ct. Coulter
,.aarbtnGIe" pber rgropns" erlangen,
tpirb bic @uflDfurs Der Jeberdls2iqa
sur uuabtpenbbaren Solgerung, I'm
polIitGnbissm finau5isIIsn @uiH gu ent.
geben.
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&aapiue'en.
9as Set ber loien streid)e nnS Ses
Wsnm,nnidanses 1T beute abenS.

Sanope'R! Das uralte syeif bes
Mummeni9ansss, beHen Iriprung
Bis in bic sraus Seibenaeit suriida
reidjt, es 1T pieber ba NIT al ieinem
nnbeimIihsn @siiieripui unb toIIsm
aobolbtreiben, Obne ben bic Radt nom
81. Ostober auf ben 1. Noptmber ME
poriibergebt. Du Der 81. Sitober
beuer auf sinM Sonntas fdlIt. ptrb
l5allopsen in biaem Sabr f4on heite
sefeiert.
Gs baftet bisiem alien, alS Gnss
lamb iibsrnomm.nen fyeft bes llebers
ndtiirlihen etipas BON benz tpunbers
barren 3auber Der beutiden WGrfen.
iaeen an unb ar bic sebeimnibpolleH
Wdhte Der 3ip0lften, Der Raudnd1s
ie. Der Scbanniss unb Walpursiss
nadt unb bss ipilben 5esres, iie pers
einigsn ii9 in ibrem fpuibaften 9rsi-
ben bisr3uIanbe am Salloipe'eu, I'm
uns armen Stalibgeborenen, bic mir ia
font 5u ftbr Der fripolfn Realiitif
anbeimfieltn, einmal i'm Sabre bds
felt Der ainberitube berseFene eate
redte gefpenit.rsrufeIn su Iebrm. -
llnb Yislsn gruielt's! = Mer bas
etipa nidt slauben toil, Der frog, nur
.tinnal unfsre 0efddftsleiite unb er
fDfrb erfdbren, bab ben meifieH bon
ibnen fhon BEL Rennuns bes Namens
6dfope'en cine gebSrise @dnIe5aut
ii6er bsn@udel lGuft.
Die encyclopedia tiinbet aipar in
baIb gsIsbrtem. balls stfddftsmGbig
niihternem 9on, bab 5alloipe'en oher
5olfo gben, Der Mbenb bes 81. Ottos
bsrs 10 gsnannt fpirb aIs Der Dor.
abtnb obsr bie Wisilie ron Na Sdls
Ions obsr BEN yeft allsr Seiliq.n,
ipeIhes auf Zen /. glopsmbsr fd[t. Sn
Der pcIistbiimfiHsn gluffafung lit
ts nit BET Nstbdtisung iibernatiirlis
der Gintpirsunssn pertniipft unS IN
cffeniunbig elm llebsrbIeibfsl aus Der
6eibmstit. Jm glprben gnslanbs III
5daonten oIs .Nubinadsrna&t1 Be-
tarHt unb In GnottIanb fpurben In
friiberr Set 3srtmcnien bitTss
NbeHbs NIT abersldubifGer Qlnbafn
besangsn. Der Sduptjued bes 6dls
iops'eu 4uItss mar, ben 5utilnfti.
asn Gbegsmubl AZ erforIh<n unb btr
YolfssTaube f4rieb ben am 6ollcpe's
en- sebcrsnen Rinbsrn be ydbigttii
81, NIT ii6srnatiirlihen msisu IN
@srisbr trtien Sli i6nntn.
Gin Jeft Der ainber III u ia beits
outage fat ausfhIiebIi4 uub ipenn
II syx4nf q. 6Dnsipeiles fer 0idbter
~ Gntsyips'O OsSt&te.
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2lms bem Weridbtsbbien
Ginc. Sraetiou So. ioll $4,000 an
ben Soften oes RoofiuoOo Glue.
@iaSafts beSablen.
Dds alu!tsr'i@e gbepaar tpieber im
Sheibunas Gsri4t. = Deitere
Steibunos sale. Rahlabs
Saden. - @srfdiebenss.
Die Stabt perttast bic
Ginc Srncfinn q q


Cine. FRACTION 60.
Die Stabt Cincinnati itrenste gee
tern bur6 6tabtontpalt Walter Wt.
G9osnIe cine &lase ii6r $4,000
aeaen bic ginc. 5raction 60. an.
Die einssilagte Summe reprdientir.
ben 2lnibsil Der @efellf9dft on ben
Rotten bss Ropflpoob Gpenue 8ias
QUITS an Der eaitern elpeniie im6 in
Der alass pirb anaefiibrt, bab beuI
gefeb aufolae Bel fol1en @erbeHeruns
gen Der betr. gabnseislIi9aft iiber
eeren 9eleiie Der giabutt fiibrt. spei
Drittel. bic Stabt, tpelhe bic arbeii
dusfiibren labi, isbo6 nur ein 9rit'
tel Der Rotten au be5ablen bat. 9ess
slei9en idreibt bas 9eieb Dor, bab
tis GirabenbabHseisIlf bi.
foldfn Diabuit bsniibsn. aehalxu fem
foIfen. bic 6Glfte bes DON Der Stdbt
ausgelsgtsn 9sloss su persiitsn.
Sbpobl Der antbeil Der Stabt
$124.655 betrus, bat Der Siabtrdtb
benienis.n Der 5raction 60. auf nur
$4,000 anseIebt, aber aud bieisn
R.traa bat bic @efelli6nft ii6 Biz
itbt aetpeiaert au besablsn. Dor aurs
sem erlanste bic Stabt in elmer Ghns
Iihen aIaas, betr. bes 2ublop 2lpenus
giabuits Elm 9erbitt iibsr S61. 900 ae=
aen bi. Traction 60 unb bic geitrigs
afaas IN auf biefelben Griinbe bin
eiuaersi9t tpcrbsn.
Gbef buugs sale.
apbia O. afotter, bic iAon
Dor etpa feds Sabren ibren Gdtten
Gusen ID. &IDikr. 345 Wcgllpin
2tpenue, Clifton, prGiibsni Der Bel
fepue greipina SO. aiif QlIiments pers
flasi. bieie alaas isboh ipatsr gus
riidaesoasn bat. itrengte rsitern cine
SGeiolmasflaae an. 9ic ssrhn fiibrt
an. bah alotter iis pdbrenb Der Its-
ten feds ssabre auf has grutolite be'
tanoeIt unb Is ihr unm5alit asuia4i
bcbe, nod lGngsr NIT ibm gu Iebsu.
Gein aansss Sradtsn lei barauf se-
ridtet, iib ibrer eittleoi5en gu fonnpii
unb Deri&ieoentli& babe er ibr seri.
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Sba Gldppoole, 121 Sdunz
bers Strube. tpurbe bon Sobn Clap
poole, eiuem Subrmann, ben iie am
%. Ottobsr 1888 beiratbete, ssI6is>
ben unb auberbem tpurben ibr 9llia
mente i'm 9strase bon $500 per no
nat befpilIist. Die alGesrin tpies nab,
bab glabpoole iie forttpdbreno Oers
nadldfist unb aud mibbanbelt babe,
fOoaB iie ibn i4lisbli4 oerlaifsn
mubte.
ginserei9te 9eitaments
4uguita 3. Orange perma9t
ibr 9erm6gen an ibre Ii9te @ertrus
be 6. Webb in Gnerteunung Der langz
iGbrigsn pflege uno Gorge, bic lie ibr
bat aHgebetben laiisn.
Rpslnn 9. 0ietri9 perma6t
ibr @erm6gen on ibre S6peiter gmiz
lp Orange Seating uHb ibre Ni6te
Gertrude 6. Wehb.
2ouife 6. Hpbolt Dsrmaft
,br 9ermoeen an ibren Saften Glif-
iorb 9. Rpbolt, berfiigt jeoot, haB
setpiife ibrsr S6mutfa6efl an i6re
Hihtsn pertbeilt iperben.
Catherine Slump perma6t
bic Sdlfte ibres RadlaiIes an ibre
5ohtsr 2puiie 2ammert; bic dnbere
6dlft. iolI unter ibre feds Gu,sI Dere
tbeilt tperbsn.
gpa Rrufe perma9t ibr 9srs
uDsen an ihrsu 9utten Sfaac arute.
Ra1lab. g Sadeu.
@eorge Ssifert lit Ra6labperpals
ter bon Wiunie Seifsrt; perionalien
S70O.
5rant Senbrb tit RaalabOeripalter
Don Ri6arb 9enbrp; perionaIien
$500, @runbeisentbum $1,000.
BARN 9. Sebermann TT Ra9labs
pertpaltsr BON Senrp 6ebermdnn;
perionalien $1,000.
emma Rorris unb SSreod Dirr
iinb Seitom.ntsponitrsder BON
ssrieberida aeif.r; perioualien $1,000,
@runbeiaenthum $4,000.
Sermann 8. @rofmoun III SeIta'
menispolliireder BON gIiSabetb Shus
NADER; p.rIonalisn $500, @runps
eissntbum $1,000.
@erfbiebenss.
Benjamin @auis, Der am u. Ottos
Der 1915 BON bsm Guto oes Ular
gernitsin iibsriabr.n unb srbeblit
perIebt porbsu III, bat osBbalb cine
SfabsnsrIabtlase iibsr $500 eiuges
reid3t.
s5rant yab, Der an 5. Sttober 1915
bon elmer Gar getrOffeH lpurbe uto
fhpere 8srlebungeu erlitt, bat BE
Gincinnati 5rattion 60. duf 3ablun9
bon $10033 oerflast.
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iben, Seltftmprb su begebsn. mem
ier fein 9euebmen nidt paife. 0o'
einiaen Wonen babe er I've aus ibren
Bette ge1crrt iulo nit erbobener 4selt
i6e aeslpunaen. aetpiiie Mrbeit su bsr'
ii9tsn, I'm, nie sr ertldrie, ibr A.
aeiaen. baR er 6err i'm 6auie lei
Sie &laasren iiihrt bes Weiteren an
baR Rlotter 95 pro5ent Der Ittien be'
9enepue greipins 60. beTibe, unb I'm
i'm su psrbiubsrn, biefelben au psr'
Gubern ober anoertpeitia su i6ertra'
gen, ipurbe Elm GinhaItsbefsbl ssssT
3lotter erlai1en.
Rettie SO it's Bot aeaen ibreu
@otten glbolpbus Matts, nit oem iie
ii9 am 10. 2luguft 1911 in 9renton,
o., perbeiratbete, eIne S9epungss
tlage anseitrsnet. sic fiibrt an, bag
iie erit Ia Sabre alt mar. als lie ii4
NIT bem ibr on 2flter bebeutenb iibers
Isgensn 8ertlogten, Der lause Sabre
in Der gunbssarmee sebient battle.
rerbeiratbete. gr babe ME fir lie ges
iorat unb lie ge5punaen. Elm biirftig
m6blirtss 3immer In einem senements
Saus gu beipcbnsn unb aud ielbit fur
ibren llntsrbdlt gu arbeiien. Sebr oft
babe er Iie unb ibr ainb mibbanb.lt
unb iie i6lieblih an 5. Oftobsr 1915
i'm Stid selafen.
@race 4snes Barber, seb.
Smith, min bon Rormau San Barber,
ben lie am %. Sttpber 1914 beiratbes
te, aef&ieben Ieiu, neil er iie pernaas
IGfIigte unb Ssrart miBbanbelt bat.
bdb iis ihu am 81. Suli 1915 perlai'
fen mubts.
emma Runner. 908 Bin.
Strabs, bic iit am 8. Sdnuar 1914
in Detroit, Ni6., NIT gbdrlss Runr
ner perbeiratbete, min auf 9runb Don
glihtpsrIorgung unb brutaler Ses
bdnblung bon bemfelben gd6ieoen
fein. sic ma6t tpsiter scltenb, bab er
ibrs S9mudIa6en sntipenbet unb ties
feIten perIebt babe, Inn 0elb fur BE-
friebisung fsinss unsridttIi1en Dur'
ites gu erldrgen.
4nna 8uisp bat ibrsn @atten
Sobu 9uIsD, nit bem iie iih am 80.
Suni 1896 perbsiratbete. auf S6ei.
buns pertlast, neil CT ipeber fir i,
nod isin ainb seiorst unb iie beios
berart bebanbeli bat. bab iie am 6.
Mdi 1912 ss5punsen mar. Jpn 5u psrs
laifen.
RofaIic s. 9ana. 936 9ipings
ton Strabs, srldngte cine Sdeibune
bon gmmst Gang, neil berielbe iie
felt Der am 2S. September 1911 ere
folsten Seirdib 70 brutal bebdnbelt
bat. bab iis Jpn am z. Guguit 1915
perlaiIen muBte.
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lFtsn! 2. g.sIssi!es sss Ssiatsr
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5erbert unb Bertha 5arbebed, 1922
70. 8. Strabe; ana6e.
Mi4del unb Warp Wasner, TOT
WeIipoob 4be.; anabe.
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sSrauf M. 0nSweiler fir 8idter
bsS enpericr,0eri@ts.
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Tranf W. Wnstpetler iiir Nihter
beS eupericr'G Geribts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-03

million or so, because they were get
ting In bad; and amt 1t funny that
1.-THE hens lay the most at time when
eggs are so cheap.
The laboring people OF Nauvoo
would welcome the ice harvest and the
young folks the good sleighing and
skating and coasting
Since the automobile was invented
the devil has had more fun than any.
body.
1t is said that Keokuk lodge goat
has contracted the habit of eating
door mats; now-on with the "wel-
come" joke!
The Chicago Tribune Of last Wed.
inesday had it that about 10 persons
were killed and many injured during
the hunting season this year In the
state. Unless the game laws are
amended our states will become de
populated.
So far this year we have not heard
"a complaint Of parents as to how our
city schools are conducted. What's
funnier than the woman always pick
ing-a-crow with the school teacher.
because Johnny doesn't get along with
his classmates?
In the southeast part Of this great
state OF ours is a hamlet by the name
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-03
AN AID TO GOOD HEALTH.

Hello. old man. you're looking
fine
Did you ever notice how zen perS
up. no matter hov poorly you were
feeling before, when some friend
greets you In that Eay7
According 20 Dr. S. R. McKelTey-
secretary o. the Colorado state board
O. health. the human system Just
naturally begins 10 tome up under the
sttmazl-s Of sucE greetings
He declares it's An aid to health
and = help II preventing disease and
10 tazs end he advocates new move
uear a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
they-Iook" Increment
ITS not only lad tagte TO talk o.
yorr pains and ailments" says Dr.
McKeiyey, but It Is reflection on
your intelligence and knowledge OK
health, sanitation and good health
We are not far from the time when
the cause Of illness viii have to be
accounted for personally.
in other words, nature Is no long
CT TO be blamed for sickness when 1t
il simply the result Of ignorance, in
difference or wrong ways OF living.
Don't you think II worth giving Dr.
McKeivey's idea try?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-03
IN FIVE MINUTES
NO SICK STOMACH,
INDIGESTION, GAS
"PAPE's DiAPEPSIN" is THE
QUICKEST AND SUREST
STOMACH RELIEF.

If what you Just ate is souring on
your stomach or lies like lump OF
lead, refusing to digest, or you belch
gas and eructate sour. undigested food,
or have feeling OF dizziness, heart
burn, fullness, nausea, bad taste in
mouth and stomach headache, you can
surely get relief in five minutes.
Ask your pharmacist to show you
the formula, plainly printed on these
ffty-cent cases of Pape's Dfapepsin.
then you will understand why dys-
peptic troubles of all kinds must go,
and why it relieves, sour. out-of-order
stomachs or indigestion in five min
utes. "Pape's Diapepsin" is harmless;
tastes like candy, though each dose
viii digest and prepare for assimila-
ton into the blood all the food you
eat: besides, it makes you go to the
table with healthy appetite; but
what will please you most, is that you
will feel that your stomach and intes-
tines are clean and fresh, and you
will not need to resort to laxatiyes or
liver pills for biliousness or consti-
patton.
This city will have many "Pape's
Diapepsin" cranks, as some people
will call them, but you will be en-
thusiastic about this splendid stomach
too, il you ever take it
for indigestion, gases, heartburn, sour
ness, dyspepsia, or any stomach mis-
cry.
Get some now. this minute and rid
yourself Of stomach misery and indi
gestion In five minutes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-03
BEATING THE STATE.

The state OF Iowa through the
board of control spends hundreds OF
thousands of dollars for supplies and
provisions outside the state every
year, is the statement made by those
in a position to know. One hundred
thousand tons of coal have been pur-
chased from Illinois for state institu-
lions, costing s250,0o0, while $4,000
barrels Of flour have been obtained
from Minnesota mills at a cost of
about 100000. The state board of
control defends itself by stating that
the prices of outside firms were low
err and the goods Of higher standard
and insist they were justified in send
ing 100000 out of the state never to
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-03
FORMER RESIDENT
OF COUNTY DIES
Gen. w. l. Alexander, Who Was One
Time Adjutant General OF
State, Succumbs.

Word was received In Keokuk re-
Gently of the death at Pasadena, Calli-
of Gen, w. l.. Alexander. a pioneer OF
Iowa, well known throughout the
state for his long service as adjutans
general of Iowa. General Alexander
had been in poor health over year
He was sixty-two years old.
General Alexander was born al
West Point, Lee county. Iowa, Sep
TENDER II, 1s43 He was a student
at Wesleyan university when the civil
war broke out and was one OF the
first eleven men to enlist in Company
N of the Thirteenth Iowa infantry. In
September, 1863, he was promoted 70
the rank of first lieutenant and was
later advanced to the rank OF captain
He was an aide de camp to Genera
Dennte OF Illinois and later served on
the stan OF Major General Woods OF
Ohio.
General Alexander returned to Iowa
shortly after the war and took up Ms
residence at Charlton where ne en-
gagged in the general mercantile ana
furniture business.
On September i, 1873, he was ap
pointed ahjutant general OF iowa W
Governor John H. Gear, the tenth gov,
ernor of Iowa. He was reappointeo
tn the same office by Governors SheF
man and Larabee. serving four years
under each. A..
IN 1s8a he was married to MISS
Elsie Brown OF Des Moines. HIS wis
survives him. ,..r.,,or
he was appointed paymaster IN LIZ
regular army and served in this ca
na city for many years, his duties tag
ing him to all parts Of the Uni.eo
states. He retired from the service
about FIVE years ago and has since
made his home at Pasadena wnere h'
died recently.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-03

The Gate City is hopeful that the
Keokuk merchants will enjoy large
holiday trade and is not only willing.
but in a position to assist in this
hope. The circulation OF this paper
is extensive in this city aand section
and advertisements placed in the col
umns of The Gate City go into homes
well able to make purchases. The
buyer must get the information in
order to know where to buy to the
best advantage. The merchant can
supply such information and The
Gate City can carry 1t to the buyer.
Strong combination when worked as
ombination.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-03
OFTEN BETTER THAN DAY AIR.

OFTEN BETTER THAN DAY AIR.
The Chicago health department
has taken up the cudgels OF argu-
ment in behalf of that immemoriai
bugaboo of careful mothers. might air."
How often in youth have all Of as
been admonished to cease our play
and come in out of the night air,''
AS matter OF fact, air is much
the same at night as by day. While
the night air is usually colder It is
also usually purer. especially IN great
cities. With less stirring mp OF dust
by traffic there are fewer germ aero
planes scooting about IN the night
air than by day, says the Chicag1
Herald.
The real injury OF night air is In
its falling temperatures effects On
heated bodies and not IN ito essen
tial quality II its chill be df1Iy
guarded against the more OF It yoT
can breathe the better. Yet popular
traditions die hard, and millions
shut out the night air as II It were
poison gas"
Yet we do learn, though slowly.
The increasing popularity OF the cold
bedroom and of the sleeping porch
proves 1t. Meanwhile the health de-
partment is usefully adding to the
common stock of health knowledge
by insisting that night air Is just
fresh air of which none OF Us can
ever get too much.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-03
THE BETTER THING.

THE BETTER THING.
1t is better TO lose with conscience
clean
Than win by trick unfair;
1t is better to fall and to know you've
been,
Whatever the prize was, square,
Than to claim the joy of a far off goal
And the cheers of the ISLANDERS by
And to know down deep in your in
most soul
A cheat you must live and die.
Who wins by trick may take the
prize,
And at first he may think 1t sweet
But many day in the future lies
When he'll wish he had met defeat.
For the man who lost shall be glad
at heart
And walk with his head up high,
While his conqueror knows he must
play the part
or a cheat and a living lie.
~ on,
But save it Is truly won
You will hate the thing when the
crowds are gone,
For it stands for false deed done.
And it's better you never should
reach your goal
Than ever success to buy
AT the price of knowing down in your
III soul
That your glory is all lie.
Edgar A. Guest in Detroit Free
,GS Press.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-03
eturn again. says the Muscatine

return again. says the Muscatine
News-Tribane.
We believe that In the main. Iowa
concerns can and will furnish the
state with its supplies at prices equal
" low and o. the same standard as
those furnished outside the state. AT
all events Iowa cannot afford to send
out public money In such large
amounts to business concerns OF 9TH
er states. It is directly against the
principles OF economic progress and
deserves the most vigorous denuncia-
ton by the people of the state. whose
money it is that Is being sent away
to build up other commonwealth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-03

Medical men are interested in the
case of Tyrolean soldier who was
shot through the head in a battle
along the southern front IN the Europ.
can war. The bullet passed clean
through the brain. yet the man was
not even stunned and was able to
walk without assistance to a field hos
pital. Surgeons announce that he will
be ready to return to the front In a
short time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-03

When Liberty Bell rolled into Cleve-
land early Monday morning recep-
ton committee was on the spot and a
welcoming speech throbbed for instant
delivery. But the guard Of honor"
was not ready for the glad hand and
the verbal welcome to our city" In.
stead the guard slumbered in the
sleeping car hunks and Senator Pen
rose led the snoring chorus.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-03

Mrs. Lucretia Roberts, deputy sheriff
OF Camille, Ariz., is lending fresh col
or and breeziness to life in New York
and getting her picture IN the papers.
The deputy, clad in riding skirt, rid
ing boots, gauntlets and sombreo, is
a moving "ad" for the mining stock
she is marketing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-03
Clears Complexion

Don't worry about skin troubles 7,
can have q clear, clean complexion
using a little zemo, obtained at any DR.,
store for 25c, or extra large bottle
e1.0O.
Zemo easily removes all traces Of pil
pies, black heads, eczema, and ringwor
and makes the skin clear and health
Zemo is neither watery, sticky \
greasy and stains nothing. 1t is eas
applied and costs q mere trife for ca
application. It is always dependable
Zemo. Cleveland.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-03

lof Reno and In an item in thu ,n.
sheet printed there, says: "Eys,
thing lovely here. You should hi
heard the wedding bells ring thu. i,
Thanksgiving" Mind, you, now ,
this from q place by the name Of paa
It Is a queer place for wedding bel1
Miss Grace Argast entertained 4
Sew-Sew club at her home in Maud
last Tuesday evening, and tile me5
bers had a most delightful time
social conversation, needle work Al