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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-29
Bon ienieits hes Where's.

Bon ~ienieits hes Weeres. 9urn
Die Sreunplihfeit bon Srau gugenio
9amacdia, III Sptplanb Ipe.. &es
npibd. Wis.. nurbe un5 Der na6s
folgenoe Srief. mcld)en lie bon ibrem
9runcr aus Stalien erbielt. CUR Vers
fiigung 9citelt:
San Gito Goien5a. Stalien.
2. Sdnuar 1914.
9tebc Q d N c II e r:-gs ir Die
Stimme pes SerSens. Die bier iprift.
bes !8er5ens, bas beute ipieber NIT
neuer Strait ourdpsliibt lit. geiiillt NIT
Soifnung. oils pas Heiultat Der tpuns
berbaren WebiSin. neld'e 81 mir eez
ihidt bait. Seit Is Sdgcn babe i'd
iest Sorni's I%lpenfrduter gcnommen,
mein Ia9cn fam bercits geiI6. Gicr.
Suppe, ilberhuupt ale balbfliliteen
Habrungsmittel bel lih bchalten. Gin
freuoiges @cfiibl purforinet mid.
Sos Seilmittel bat mir Sarbe unb
Strait 9e9ebeu. ia ih n,pdItc iagen.
cine s%elpiie SerubiBung bes 9eiites;
aues Sinsc, Die mir ieit LANCER 3eit
fremb parcn. Sf banfe 0ott. baB
or Sir Den @ebantcn einsob. mir nit
Dem Glpcntrautcr 5ur 5ilie 81 fomz
men. Nun mohtc ih Sid Inn Die
8efdqigfeit bitten, mir iufort mad
gmpiana bieies grieics nod 3uei
Slait,en 81 id,idcn. benn o Der
einen, Die ih babe. lit iton Die 5dlfte
fort. unb ih neroe mobl nod mcbr
rptbig BADEN. Sh bite Sid. Iicbe
Shipeiter. tbue pies fir mid.
Sein Sruber
GIfonio Haccarato.
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alimas benefit Sorni's Ilpcnfrduter
nit glcifcr Strait icinc @pr3iige als
cine .Mcpi5in. Nian fam es utht IN
Gppibeien crbalten. Spe3ials Gaenten
~liciern es Dem Yublifum. oper man
bc6iebt es birctt pom Saboratorium Der
Serltelcr: Sr. Setter Sabrnen & Cons
60, 1875 go. 9opne gpe.. gbis
cage. ST.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-29

~ m IS. Hopember 1909 fanen
Sl bic Trditpenien Yoriirio Sia5
~ unb Gait 3uiammen CUT Der
~ internationolen Bride gu VI
Vaip. Seros. Was nlrbe bon linen
in gebeirner l~1nterbdltune nerbanbelt?
Gin merifaniifer Nnpalt bat inter
benz Vieubonpm ~9itenciaoo Verbab"
in Der ga Yrcnia" bon Gan artonio,
2eyas, cine Heibe bon populdren. aber
NIT rpunberbarer SaffenntniB unb
iiferer 2osit seihriebenen .Tlauoes
reien" iiber bic in Rerifo in Den
lesten flint Sdbren porsefommenen
Greientfie peroifentlift. nm ous Bolt
iiber Die ghrlifteit ieiner r~enolutios
ndren Sreunbe unb Der Nusloligfeit
Der Hepolutionen aui3ufldren. Sr
ienen Ylaubereien 5ei9t or bin aui
oas intine @~erbdItniB iener 3nlams
menfunit our Hepolution. or ldBi
purhblifen. bab ieiner Neinune mad
bieie .Gntrepiifa" Der Gepoluiion gu
@runbe lieet.
lleber Die 3uiammenfunft ielblt ers
3dblt er Solgenoes:
.Gs 1T aIsemcine 8ehauptuns, baB
Yrdiibent Gait benz General Ota3 Die
folsenben .Sorberuneen" lteQte: @ers
ldneeruns Der grlaubnib, bic Wasous
lena 8utt gum ShetbenidieBen fir
bic a%merifaniife Wdrine 81 beuilsen
Gon3eIiion Der giienbabn bes 1cbunns
tepec>S itbmus uno Der Selfeloer fir
amerifaniihe aapitdliiten; ferner ane
bere Gonseiiionen eerinserer gcoeus
tuns fir Burger bieies 2anbes. Yrds
iibent 9ios ion iif entid,iecen 9es
peieert baben, auf berartise .Soroes
rlingen" ein3ueeben.
Seine Weiseruns mar bod pntrios
tiif; aber lie 5os ibm ben SaS Der
amerifaniiden Yolitifer unb Der Suhen
BON WaQ street 81. Iber Der 9ret'e
Yrdiibent bon Merifo. Der Waun,
melher pdhreno n,ebr als 80 Sabrer
reaiert hattie nit WiQen uno Ioaar
nit llnteritIsune ~feines golfes". Der
Nunr. tpelfer pdhrenb Sabren gu Den
acknowledgement N~nmabuneen (ims
pertinencias) Der 8einnbten Der Ser.
Staaten seidipiesen hattie, geiGwiesen
gu I%nmabunaen. Die mebr dls einmal
an Sredbeiten sren3ter, bieier Wanr
belt es fir leiht. seitiist nui yiein
Bolt" Den Sturm 5u b%eid,poren, Der
i'm oh iciner Weiserung, Die elmer
0erausioroerune uniereS epigen Dor
munhes sleihfnm, bebrobie; urier
0ormunn limb iene tpeiben Seute oes
Nornen5. ipelte urs INNER iber DIE
Shulfer anseifaut baber, unb nelfe
CUR 3eit. mo ibr Trdiibent erflarte.
DaS er Is nit ben so IroSent unierer
9anbsleufe bate, antismeritnniihe
@eielihaiten bilbeten. I'm nns
a~rbeitSIos CD 81 MAIDEN. liner
8ermunb limb ieue 2eute, pelhe uns
in Den finomatosrapbiiheu @orireQuns
gen in ben n%iebrieiten Nonen ears
ifeQeu nnb uns nit Dem in sroBer
BudNaben sebrudten Vorport ~Sbs
Werican @reaiers" titulieren.
1as ouf INNER in iener Suidms
menfunit gu or Voio seiprod,en nor
ben iein mag. es bleibt nrbeitreitbare
5batiahe. baB fat unmittelbar mad
| ecriclben Die 0reiie Der Der. Staaten,
ueld,e Sabre lang in allen 3Dnen bna
Sob bcs .Yaciiiifen" Werifo's berabs
l~eleiert bate, ienes Wonnes. Der tire,
aniitt mad .Werifo enoailtie UNI
%entideibeno aui ben neg bes Sort
ifrittes unb Der G~tnilNotion sefiibri
bate" une ben lie ioaar ben ~sroSter
lnb fpeiieifen aner ldtetns nnrerifas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-29
8eitr6ee,
bic Dieier Seitung fir bic Wttfiinuen
5useitelt nurben.
n d tuna, qtfer!


Ite ilnterftisnng Der fafholtid1en
Wtiiiipnen lit Gin 6aupfpunft tn nniernt
Yrpgrumme. Ntr glunhen, oak mir
seraoe uniern S%emtbunsen ben faiths
ltifleu Blauben ~ uerbretten, BITE uielen
Bnaben perbanfeu, BITE uns 81 10 ff,Duen
Grfulsen seleitet haben. Eeshaib fesen
MIR uniern EtslS barauf, unfere Seter
aufSutorsern, Sn alien 3etten ihr sherfs
iein fir bic fathpltfdpen W%ttfiunen betbn.
trasen. Wttt bered,ttgtsm stelje uetien
mir hin ani sns &efultat nnferer
eammluns int 3ahre 1914. On ,5anft.
ftenfreife unfersr 2efer" haben wtr oas
idDne Snmmden ppn SCISSOR sciau,.
melt. Wpse Bott al Eicienisen jesuen,
ipeid,e 5un uerbtentprnen Nerfe Der
9erbreituns oes 8iaubens beigetrdgen
bubcn unb moge es INNS aud, itrocrhtn
uerspnnt iein. bic beincnrnbthiscn Wstiftp.
ndrc, bic Tenen oaS Sidht oes Glonbens
brinsen, Die Rsd, I'M Sdatten oes 6ti.
orntnums manneln, IN unferffiten.
3m Eteuite Der fathpliiden W%tihpnen.
Ter Gbef.Geoafterr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-29

Sic naffolgerben Seitrd9e fir pers
ihieoene Miiiionen, Die unieren 2e'err
i'm 9eionberen cn1pIohlen puroen, inn
i'm 2aufe bes p~eriloiienen Subres BEL
M eineelnufen:
I. For Rev. FIR. Paulus, Superior at
Khandwa, British East India.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-29
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9merifa's Sfmah,

Ser Cincinnati enquirer" pers
oiientlifte bicier 5ase einen por5ilss
lid,en Irtifel. Der Die Sdmod ~unicrcr
9tation beleutiet. Die ale Nnmablns
gen g%nsldnb's binnimmt, ipdbrcnb Ell
Die 8eiinnuns seibelt, Die CO SuldBt.
paB Ole @bre. Die Wiirbe unb bic Hedltc
Der Ndtion bin~tangeiest wcrbeu, Inn
ben Yrofit aus Der Waifenlieieruna
al iidcrn. Mit flammenoen @ortcr
perbcu Dem Yrdiibenten Rilion bic
9orte Wnibineton's 5useruien: Sen
Der. Staaien sebiibrt cine Iftnng
inter ben Nationen, Die perfpct8crt
fperben. rpenn nift gdnslid, perloren
9eben pirb, penn Tic in Den Hui Der
Shpadber5isfeit %selansen." ~9ieicn
Hnf Der Shndd)e babeu mir urs bes
reits 3use3oger". id,rcibt oas Gins
cinnati nWolfsbldft". Sic Tdtios
men, Dor oencr mir uns beuaen. ners
bobnen uns uno itrnicn ms nit @ers
ahtlns; aber nod Sflunmeres be-
reiici iih Dor, 1T iosar ihon i'm Nns
susc. Sapan, Dem nidt entsansen
III, bab uniere 8e9ierun9 bon alien
Weutb, ia bon allen gbrsefiibl pers
laiien 1T. bat bereits Initalten ses
t~rcfien, nm urs aus benz pifaiiatis
iden Sanoel su %perordnaen. Sas
allein bate seniisen iolen. nm ben
Yrdiipenten aus Ieiner Shlnppbeit
auisuriitteln unb i'm oarun gu cra
innern. pab Der Yroiit. Den mir aus
benz @afienbanoef %erlanscn, icbr
tbeuer erfauit lit NIT Dem @erluite
einss Gbiassebietes, aut Dem ibais
idflid uniere Dtonomii4e 8utunft
berubt."
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Nv. SUNDRY CONTRIBUTIONS.
For Father A. Meyer, south Traven-
core. India
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-29


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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21

into perfumed bath. and eat In a
leisurcly manner their breakfast OF n
fruit and rice ard one of tho greer
salads. romaine for example. which they
take With salt to clear their complex
ion. Then they sauntcr into the gar
lens and stroll about or sit among the
lowers. group OF them. surround
int; II tree and chatting ami laughing,
as whole heartcdly AS schoolgirls is
one Of the rrctticst sights have seen
in :ll Europe.
while they chatter In tho garden or
after they have gone back to loll in
their rooms. plates Of fruit are served
If they wish them. hut they eat only
,wo meals day. The last is dinner
The hour Tor which differs in summer
ANA winter because il occurs two hours
before sunset, since they must retire
~ sunset. Three times n day they
pray, salaaninr to the ground their
faces toward Mecca
HOURS EVERY DAY
SPENT At TOILt:T
MI the Intervening time ,hcy spcnd
NJ their toilet. y Turkish woman. hav.
ing nothing else TO do. dawdlcs over
nor drcsstnS for three or four hours
twice day. once after breakfast. the
other III preparation for dinner
twice week the entertainers or
the household of visitors like myself
cameo or SinS or read at reception The
"hild women arc easily entertained and
are cHuSive in their praise Occasion
ally they go forth in companies OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21

more until the "harcm revolt" at Sa
loniki. when almost half his house.
| hold expressed their discomfort to tho
government 40 strongly that they were
| allowed to leave.
The ex-Sultan's latest fnvorite is n
young circassian girl Most OF those
have been Circassian women, as the
Caucasus produces girls OF extreme
whitcncss of skin and splendid catures.
who appeal greatly to the darker
Turks.
CHIEF WIVES USUALLY
WOMEN OF ItOYAI. BLOOD
The Sultana. or chief wife. and the
three wives of the second rank arc
usually women OF royal or at least OF
noble blood. They are partly educated
in music and languages. The wives of
still lower rank arc presented TO the
Sultan on feast days, by<mcmbcrs OF
his court who arc seeking favors. aud
for which some are elevated to higher
rank.
Some OF Abdurs brides were be
ruilcd, as was the case OF Viscountcss
Alma Iurok dc Courtlandon. into the
palace of YildiZ Kiosk believing II to
be u museum or u restaurant. \ few
were kidnapped outright.
Accepted as ,mcribers of Abduls hugs
feminine household. q lazy fat forming
life began. blanche Arral. who stayed
tertaincr. gave this account Of the cx-
istcnCe OF wives and concubincs:
Tho women rise at o'clock, plunge
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WILL FRED SULTAN"
REGAIN HIS THRONE?
Continued from First Page,


caIerncss for booty with the hvpocritI
cal prctcXt of the liberation OF Jeru-
salem. fell upon our land with fire and
sword i'm order to dcspoil H. Ir We
arc again To find ourselves II we arc
to regain our pristine power. If we.arc
once more to have n golden age. we
must keep i'm mind tho springs of that
old-timc power"
II would be a most curious r.yulsiun
II England and Russia should put
Abdul back on tho throne. for hc
blamed them himself us being the
power behind t:nVcr scy's successful
revolt In 1900
Certain it ia. Tho allies would con
slider II their duty to curb Abdul
severely. IL he is made Il puprct mon
arch. He can never rcsurrcct his ciah-
orat" system Of espionage and assas-
s'nation. He can never again collect
the tens Of millions In money and
jewels which the search Of Y;ldiz Kiosk
by tho Young Turks disclosed His
wives arc most or them scattered
from one end of tho empire to the
other. many OF them now married to
high Turkish officials
lie stu kept about n dozen wives Of
various ranks. They numbered ten
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
CULTURE OF THE PECAN
AS A VIRGINIA INDUSTRY
JnQudries Come From All rnrts Of the
tska Country nk to

Inquiries from various parts OF Viz
EiniR for Information concerning pecan
4 trees and their culture Indicate a gen
ArAl interest throughout the state III
this growing and profitable industry
Tho question most frequently asked
IL. "will pecan trees succeed in this
Slater" The very best evidence that
they will is the fact that they do
large. vigorous trees distributed m
widely separated localities are hear
Ing nnc crops Of nuts and huddcd
trees planted within the last few years
have begun To bear rs carly and as
well as pecan trees in other states
farther South Tho trees should come
Into bearing in five or SIX years where
right varieties have been planted ana
given proper care. Some trees bear
y little earlier. hu, most experienced
growers do not allow mats 10 mature
ON trees until they arc older
Pecan orchards, varying from 100 to
1000 trees have already been planted
In Eastern Virginia. and the trees have
begun 10 boar. \ stuart tree III
Gloucester County, transplanted iiNc
years, bore seven pounds and hair
of nuts weighing forty to the pound.
Trees OF this variety in the vicinity
of Petersburr are BEARING about ms
early and as well. In Eastern Nirsinlh
there arc hundreds Of acres "f land
admirably suited 10 pecan trees. ana
this section Will become an important
pecan production area as soon as It's
people appreciate the opportunity IL
offers for growing pccans.
Several thousand pecan trees VIII he
planted In Virginia this sprnS
Persons desiring trees or any ,n'or-
nation pertaininC to pecan culture may
write to this paper or direct TO Viii
their inquiries Viii receive prompt re-
niles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21

many has made such a catastrophe i'm
possible.
Heleoland, German experts agree
makes tho chief naval base of Germany
absolutely imprcsnablc. since German
ingenuity has transformed the island
with it's inaccessible cliffs into a see
ond Gibraltar.
III the center OF tho island stands the
most powerful lighthouse In the world,
ana forts. Of tho strength Of which no
one has any idea. make a successful
nava! attack utterly impossible. Since
tn" war began tn" entire civilian pop
ulation has been ordered out Of tho
island. and every house and trcc has
hccn lcvcilcd with the ground TO give
abSoiut" freedom TO the enormous guns
Tho beach below the island is an cnor-
NOUS fortress bristlinp with countless
guns Twelve hundred meters from
the Island OF Hclpoland lies a barren
sand island. which. during the last
months. has been strengthened with
cement. and upon which immense milf
tary storehouscs and repairing works
for torpedo boats and dcstroycrs have
been built; This island also consti-
tutcs splendid shelter for these minor
vessels as we'll as for submarines
Agains, ,hcS" fortitications. combined
with the strong forts at C,INhavcn and
ON tho right bank OF tho Elbc Ger
man engineers say. the combined naval
forces OF the world would have no
chance of success
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
PRISONERS ARE TREATED
BADLY ny GERMANS

Winnie We ma Ike IL 4 point OF nbnoi W
treat our German prisoners well TO such
an extent even that German officers who
arc prisoners nj paGaignan are given
champagne with their dinners, the Ger
man statement that they too. arc treat
Ing their prisoners we'll and will con-
tinne TO do so until the starvation i'm
posed upon them by the British navy
comDelS them 10 carry out the maxim
that charity begins n home, may be
Judged 10y n letter which q captured
French painter. of Worldwide reputation.
sewing as n trooper, has succeeded in
getting across the frontier.
&e writes to his wife, who is wealthy
We lack everything. We are hungry
hnH cold. Send me every week a four
poS,nd loaf cut in two. Also send me
evkry month n parcel containing cocoa.
sabsages. suGar-in fact anything that
can be eaten. We are badly treated
wd lie on planks in barracks. They arc
friShtfully damp and Notwithstanding
the cold. they make us work even
Though are wounded. Only cripplcS
ard exempt from labor"
! daring exploit has 10 he Ia id 10 the
cr4tiit of French soldier named I.of-
fo&Eue At tho beginning Of the war
hey was wounded. hut Fccovcred from
hi3 injuries and returned 10 the fight
ind line. In the middle Of the nigh, he
was sent out on patrol duty. and found
himself faced 10y dozen Germans
However good ne might be heAcouid
not expect TO finish on twelve men. lie
did not even attempt 10 fight for his
life. Instead Of using his rife No en- =
ployed his wits IN idea occurred 10
him. Turning his back TO tho Germans
he shouted, Here they arc Advance.
Fix hayoneis" The Germans actually
thought that French fore" was in
hiding somcwh here. aud instead az dis
patching the solitary fanorrue. ihev
threw down thoir rifles and put on,
their hands. shouting "Kamaradcs'''
a few minnt"s later the French sol
der brought to his captain tn. twelve
Germans, who did not seem TO be at
all sorry to End themselves ia tho
French lines
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eight 10 twenty. under guard of black
man. to visit other harcms.
Thus their lives go on, being sw.iI5
lowed up IN Il march rs slugsishj
streams trail away into the nothing
ness of n sOddcn meadow. i am un-
spealtably sorry for them"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
MERCER TELLS STORY
OF PASTORAL LETTER
Continued from Firs, rager

Continued from First faS".l
1t cannot be otherwise. The unfcrtu-
nate Belgians are threatened in many
WAYS, and those who remained in the
country and honestly thought that II
was possible to endure German rules
are now trying every means 10 escape.
The constant feeling OF insecurity. the
total absence or all and any guarantees
are the worst part Of their mental sur
ferings. Spies are everywhere. These
generous. open hearted people who used
10 sneak their minds freely are no
longer even allowed TO whisper what
they think.
Only a few days before succeeded
in escaping from Belgium. ii Is not
necessary to state how or where !
stood in front Of n hic poster which
spoke OF great hattl" in which the
Germans had taken more prisoners than
Ehc entire number of the hostile forces
SenEased
In front OF mo stood big Fleming,
who shrugged his shoulders and said.
without turning around: 1T is all lies"
Tho words had barely loft his lips when
an enormous fist took hold OF his arm
and he was dragged to prison, the su-
IRENE argument OF the rrussian super
man. am absolutely sure that his
German judges reproaChod him with IN
gratitude Not to admire Prussia and
everything Prussian has been tho crime
of Prussian Poland Cor more than n
century. OF Alsace Lorraine for forty
five years. and OF Belgium for seven
months.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-08
George F. Plug
WALL PAPER
Painting and Paper Hanging
Phone 837-ll27 Main
10 Auerta on eoard7

limited Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK, April s.-The Spanish
liner Antonio Lopez. aboard which
Gen. yictoriano Huerta is reported to
be returning from Spain, is due to dock
here tonight or tomorrow. Ohicials
OF the Spanish line said they were
certain the former president Of Mex
leo was not aboard but admitted they
had no passenger list.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-08
knobs IS HELD
TO GRAND JURY

M ontrose Man Accused Of Assault,
VALVES Preliminary Hear
ing Yesterday.
Robert Knobs, who is accused OF
having assaulted John Noonan at
Montrose Tuesday night. waived pre-
Iiminary examination and was bound
over to await the action of the grant
Jury. His bond is fixed at 1850.
Knobs is accused OF having pushed
Noonan down stairs at the Masonic
temple.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-08
CITY NEWS.
vesson oil at Immegart's.

-wesson oil at Immegart's.
Choice fresh fish at Jos. Hau
bert's, 7O9 Main street
The Centrars big dress goods
sale only two more days.
Myrtle r. Baker is able to be al
the Grand opera house again after a
few weeks Siege OF tonsilitis.
Mrs. A. C. Garrison who has been
Ill for several weeks, was taken last
night to st. Joseph's hospital.
-Ferndell wheat bran. Immegarts
Next Saturday the merchants VIII
participate In another window display
contest.
Mrs. j. W. Wheeler is i'll at her
home, 9OS Ridge street. Her many
friends are wishing her speedy re-
covery.
"A marriage license was issued
yesterday afternoon to Joseph N.
Landman. 25, and Katherine /. Doty,
%, a Keokuk couple.
Regular meeting of Keokuk
lodge. No 106. B. +. o. E., tonight at
s O'Clock, Elks' hall. Sixth and Bion-
deau streets. Visitors invited.
Joseph Carwalho and wife haze
conveyed to T. c. Merritt lot in block
|127. The consideration is $500. &C
|cording to the deed which Is on file.
Regular meeting Of PukechetucK
encampment No. z, 1. o. O. F., at
Odd Fellows hall at 8 o'clock tonight.
Visiting brethren fraternally tnvite1
to attend.
The coroner's inquest over the
body Of Edward Galbreath was he'll
this afternoon at 800 o'clock. Gal
breath was the colored man whose
death occurred suddenly yesterday
morning.
SOC wool dress goods going at 20
and 35c yard this week at the Gen.
trail store.
Deeds were filed today with Coun-
ty Recorder Vaughan In which B. F.
Jeners and Sina E. Jeffers convey To
X. C. McIlwain lot in block Il, Ma
sons lower addition. The property is
in turn decided by R. C. McIlwain to
%. Y. Davis.
by an oversight. the name Of
Miss Adele Foster, instructor In do
nestle science. in the Keokuk schools,
was omitted from the list of those at
tending the teachers convention In
Davenport last week. Miss Foster read
q paper before the teachers.
81 dress goods special CSC yard
at the Central store.
Joseph Carwalho and family will
leave soon for Toledo, Ohio, which
will be their future home. Mr.. Car
walho viii be connected with a large
furniture establishment In that city.
While people here regret to see them
leaving. they will wish them all gooa
fortune in their new home.
Have you attended Centrars wool
dress goods sale this week only?
There Is an unusual amount of
house painting being done this spring
The painters are being kept busy in
all parts of the city Fresh paint AMI
clean yards give an excellent appear
ance to all property. and these signs
of spring cleaning are encouraging to
the cleanup day committees.
Regular meeting Gate City chap
ter No. I, r. A. NJ, Friday night,
April 9. 1880 p. m. G. NJ. Kingman,
secretary.
Wool dress goods at very special
prices this week at the Central.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-08
PUBLICITY MAN
Is VISITOR HERE
Herbert M. Har~ood Head Of Depart
ment at State University at
lows City, Visits Dam.

Herbert NJ. Harwood, who is at the
head OF the publicity department 81
the state university at Iowa City, was
in Keokuk today. This is Mr.. HaT-
woods first glimpse of the dam, and
he visited the power plant and the
government lock this morning. He
expects to return to Des Moines this
afternoon. Mr.. HARDWOOD is a news
paper man, having worked on the
Register and Leader, and is also inter
ested in advertising clubs.
He expressed considerable interest
in the window display contests which
have been inauSurated here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-08
MUSIC IS FEATURE
OF THIS REVIVAL
Christian Church Congregation En-
ioyed This Feature Of Last
Nights Services.

The congregation at the First
Christian church enjoyed the uplift-
ing song service last night, and the
director desires to make the music q
special feature throughout the re-
yiyaI.
Mrs.. z. G. Weisman sang a solo
which added greatly to the interest
of the seryice.
Tomorrow night, Mr.. Talley will
organize a chiIdren's chorus. SO all
the young of1ks OF the Christian
Sunday school are urged to be at the
church Friday night at 1880 to join
the chorus.
The pastor will speak tonight on
"Brctheriy Love- There will be plen-
ty Of good soul stirring music, by the
chorus and congregation.
Mrs. ". G. Hughes will sing a solo
this evening.