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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-06
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wANTED-Young man Of good address
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FOR sALE-HeI-Fi Spark Plug for
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z. Intendencia. 11july1mo
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FOR SALE-Good launch and fishing net
cheap or will exchange for horses, COW
or automobile. N. G. Mcmillan. Phone
e1s. 25july
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-25
aletae g%Otaluadri9ten.

SSn einem lnfaa bon Qebens.
iiber0ruB fpegen aranfbeit eri9oB
ft6 In Der lodt Der ~69.iQbrige
Sobn 8orieG I'M &nuie ietneS Def.
fen $orrD Saog 1925 Siio II. Ctr.
@1breno bes fomntenoeu 8in.
ters tuer6en BEL alien aon3erten uno
8orlteuungen i'm auoitorium ao.
betten Der Central SohIdule in
ibren tniformen als Sisanmeiier
fHngiren.
Die gombe lit nod nidt ge.
plast ipelf1e @ilD 5unoap uno oag
Eaberndfel tn bic 2nft iprengen
ioate. Sebenfaas mar Die gan3e
8Ombengeidibte nur cine Seifen.
bIaIe.
Quf Ser oegentpdrtig in Go.
Iumbrs, s., tagen6en Rntionol.& on.
BENTON Der @adermeiIter 6es Can.
6es pur6e San Burns BON bier gum
8~rditOenten Der gereintguns er.
D16It.
- Mit ben gefebrungen BEL giGp
Glmoap ite9t es faul; geitern botteu
iid MIR 80 befebren loiIen. Snfolge
oeiIen belt Giqp nod Der 8orItel.
lung i'm To6ernofeI ieinen @etreuen
cine eeborniIdte Gtan6poufe. @r
rerlange mebr gefebrungen, iagte
er. @ielteidt neroen bic anb6nger
bes MauIbeIbcn iest fooar einige
bun0ert 9erunter g%efommenener
Subiefte 0afiir be3ablen miihen, 6a.
nit lie iih 6ffantlt9 befebren Iaiien,
un6 Die 5ffcntIiden goritellhgen
intereIidnter meroen.
- &eute lit bnIber 5eiertog I'M
Ratbbous. Die Offices Duroen
antlt6 inn Mittng gei6loiien, oomtt
sic geamten Belegettbeit baben, Die
douglas Geunt0 Goir 81 beiltden.
Or. Sobn 9. 2orb BON bier
Dltr0e bon BEN in 8e8 Weoiftes ia.
qenben Mitglie0ern Der MheOi9nt.
ifen gereinigung oes Wiiiioitrr
8uacD gum GrdiiOenten Der 0rgani.
iation erpdblt.
Gie 2eiip greping 60. bon
georia, ST., bat geoen ben 2it6r.
hdn0ler 8dIter Moiie i'm gun6esgc.
ridt Elm 8anferottperfdbren anbdn.
oia gemdht. Die grolierei bebuup.
fet, 6aB g1oiie ibr St3, 500 iduloe,
m6breno letterer bird Die 9l1geriu
I'M $4,000 geiddoigt ietn wia.
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liz shauaaA, aren't hali,t We
kaset

laH. NmFrl MH M
FiaslW k8 Nfaii
.ifie Hslffu aHtfHt tdR bHsfffie
.HH8 4aafiibfi
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laHsliaM WHatfi lH atf
ftHh Fen 8HHalt Wb Neu.
tlHa atiehfaafa Ser NflHh h'
.lile 61 ffgN ron lflatt1al
uAa kaaaA Hl hiNl 1854
.aefH ng tlNiHffHef MNf NitHIe CSC.
a tAnmle nHlsff l8dFlttt eAafHi'
laH. ke iti 9landisa bltIH hfi
hbflam lsauHaM Ntll hbFiflh1b
.neH MgtalNault HtrtlMeufH ifihhlli
.HeH lttliffaliH A%tafNiitff afhal0
IFH hniit. Hitfth Wlefltn Hsf Nbn'
luhtf ilghcfmati ihu wfdg en-.
@NitfB. ont ublhluh Bee uiffitlr
M8hdls hra i~lnlitnlIditn Ntietea
.tet ma Der 1ainb ftiut brets
dIahl AT. IHHhefn htihtaHlie lta.
dlf lcfhlt WnafiNt bit bufdmca.
uetaetli6 mdrea llnlere 6tori II
heilie Tlarler ale ie ainot
Si6hnilher arieasihonplat
Sifr bat itd aidits von 9rAaliati
rrpianct.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-25
Cine anaenshne neberrai dnna.

6rdu g9aS. Shnauber, Braiia
0ertin 6es 9omensUufttpereins
3t6 Roro t9. Ctr. nobnbnft, mafte
Donneritag Rnhmittag @aroerobe
fiirs @eid1ft aIs Elm See Cream.
@dgen Dor ibrer 8biir belt nn6 Der
Stlbrmont1 fur5erbano Dos @efrore.
ne NIT benz gemerfen abIub, 0ug
@efrorere iei fir obfge 4breIie be.
ltimmt. Srau Gdnouber mar itbers
raIht. mar abet ME aus ben @ol.
fen gefoacr, ofs 3ebh %3tudnjig, bret
BIG, iflieBIid iognr oier5ig befanitte
Donen, ale MttgIieoer oes 9nnetts
M~uIifuereins, auftnndten unb es
ii6 IN Der Gtnauber hen @ob.
ming, ioipeit es chen Die 3dumIih'
feiten geitntteten, beqlern matten.
Gritditnt fragte 6rou Sdnanber,
mas oern Die SIofe geidInJen, mas
henn eiaentli1 log iei. lleber Die.
fen gunft tptiroe tie Don 6rou &ie.
Der, Der re0egetpanoten Sefretdrin
6es 8ereius, betebrt. sic ia9te,
tob Die @itgIic6er 0es Wuiitoereins
Bic geroienite, tpeld)e it6 bic Bra
tibenttn UNI ocs @eoei6en 6es Der.
ems e~ruorben, pobl 81 iddseu nil
fen un0 gefommeu fD1rett, nm 5ran
Gdnauber ibre Sod)ddltung 0ar5u-
brinaen. 9oiuit iiberreihte iie Der
Qrdf0entin ein babies GueenO edit.
liIberne ebIoffeT ais Elm fleines
entaelt fir bic bon ibr i'm Sntereiie
bes 8ereins getbone arbeit,
gos @ei6ent pur0e oanfen0 un0
in 0emielben Gimme, ME IS gegebell,
ongerlommer, mo bic 3anten Bile.
ben oonn nod me6rere StinShen
lei oiberien Sddlden aoffe ne6it
3ubebor frobItd b%eiiaHtnlen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-25
JlrUrn
riOrnrS dlclrt uull


Man Magf Hi stgt flNs l8
ltalH sIlFH iN hlff HtWtlff
.hft rtaafff tW tglb EgeitN fttiel
Netft At aitma Natt tahifffRi
tHi1fHHttH um ulft his fiegi tlt
an Rf Ml.
.aGn iamtR aHlfrN There fum a
slNh NNttf NlNttef A9GeNls
er ~ Rdiit Hdl 0eui : tdl Vt.
dFHbp UtfIatuW abat1tffHt
Nlt msfhtn nafl statf EN-
tpnR ahlasb F%tpifNiintk flfel lN8
Aegh teller aa mar het sliiN
tbtt thetlns Afft hee Neniertni
anM BE NutlAiltuf be- 0leiighs
fnh ntfitlbm MtlWuna.
aanbibalun iah nbh nlait VI
motidilaa utbtahi mrtaen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-25
qpanrnhftl btfnhtL

Tie felt bfn T. September ona
blell0en maufef habtn DC
ihttfn put tbH @dW ulnlernehmer &C.
litnien Wehinalnath nuarncmmgu
iaab mrrben ioioti Ste atbeit micbtr
mlnebmen. nieS ip1t0r adteru
aben0 In elmer situmd Der Niourrt.
Cunning ttidloiitu Ddnah blcibl
Sic acatutpaftipc0obnra hUn 72iat
Der Stunbt big gum DECEMBER IN
aroit; rod bicier 8eit ttitt cine Or.
h6binfe aui Toe per Stpnoe ein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-25

QpfeIparft9en Man reibt
10 Bis IA fd0ne aepfel, bic feline
6raunsn Stsaen babsn biirIsR, nit
einem psibeu faubsrsn Su9 ab
unO brat ie in Der g0brs OOsr atf
Der Serbplatts gu ridtissu 9rnts
dpfeln. fadIt Is borf6tig uno
Itrsi9t bas ipei9e Moe4 bur9 sia
5isb. 0isIen 8rei mif4t man nit
siuem tnoppsn SsslUffsl singsitobes
Hen Clint, sttpas 8udet, sinem 81,
Elm tpenig feingerisbener 3itrsnsns
fdale nnO I0piel geriebsntr, gslisb4
Ter, aItbadner Semmel pbet Teits
gsItObsnem gsr5Fetsu gsliebtsn 3pies
bad, bab elm bnItborer Rlobteis
entRsbt. NuF einsm nit gsrisbsnsr
Gsmmel bsftreuteu Brett formt man
sleidmdbig grObe runOs aousn oas
bon, fusnbst fs in 81, 6ann nisber
in esrisbener Semmel, bGdt is IN
fiebenbsm @dmul3 i6ninmenb gu
fdoner 5arbe, nimmt fs NIT BEN
56auml0ffel ouf cine sripGrmts
99ddeI unb bsItrsut iR nut 8udsE
- za
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-25
aas Dem Gtaatt.
80 MMAAAANMNNNA -

@ranb SsfanS. Sic bier taeert.
Sen .Damen ertpdblteu
Omaha oils 6rt tbrer ndditen
Staats. R~onpention.
glpmoutb. Am Witttpod fano in
ser bieiigen oeuti6.Iutb. STRIDE Die
3raunng Don 9enOerion Smitb bon
Beatrice uno Sri. Clara Bcribels
bon bier itatt. @err 3aitor 2ebnin.
ger nabm Die ieierlide SanoItug
Dor.
Syobn Coleman, elm Stredennrbei.
fer ser SainoiS Gentrnlbnbn, itiir5te
5niIdJen bier utO Rofpea Gitp bon
einem Baggon mo brodl oas gein.
er Dur0e in Oas bteiige MerD
&olpitaI kberiiibrt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-25
0iubrad,e nuS 7itbaabIe.

Gin Dieb brad Tonneritog Nndt
In Die @obnung BON sjobn @orett
2s11 Douglas Ctr, ein uno itubl
eine ainoeriporbl6ie NIT $3.50
Snbari. Gin ginbreder toubtr
Tonuerftog abeno IN abmeIenbeit
Der 9emobner aus benz @osmeiIer
oes Soities iil2 Siio II. StrdBe
$3.50, ionic $500 ans Der Bob
nltng. - 3. u. SopeG. 5306 gtoro
81. Str. pobnboft, beflogt ben Der.
luTt bon $t3.35, neIde elm Qieb
aus einern S6rant entpen0et bette.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-25
Wlaritberi6tt.

Sa0.C utabo, 25. sept 1915
Minbbitb -8u 100,
aeei Sticrc, mlarit feit beitte; fur
bic Mcde: aorn gefitterte Stiere
iehr penig nieoriaer.
96hItcr RreiB $685..
SdhrIirge, quite bis bette 5000
9.65.
9icmlid arie Bis CUTE $3.50
900.
QaitteImdbige S6.50-s.5o.
Sellers, Mortt felt.
Wode StiIerg 10-t5 nieortger.
Gorrspeiitterte 9eenes.
Suite BIS bette iduere geeues
So. 00-S.40.
mittclmaBiqe $8.80-9.00.
8iemIid CUTE Bis quite $6.75-
$50.
@ras.aefittertc Stiere ousgewdbTte
S8.00-8.65.
suite bts bette $$74o-8.00.
MitteImdBiGe bis CUTE $685.
TAO.
MitteImdbige big cute 1915
$50.
Riibe, morft felt beltte; fir bic 30
DE % nie0rteer.
@ute b1s bette 6.50-7.25.
3iemIid quite Bis CUTE $500
5.75.
MaittelmdBiae 5.85--6.75.
@ras.gefiitt. aii6e $5.75-6.5O.
@ras-gefatt. Sellers $6.00-6.50.
5toderg uno Gee6erS, Waartt feitj
fir Die Bode: 6eebers 1875 ME.
6riaer, an6ere $3.50 %nieoriger.
Suite Big bette Seekers 1925
|7.75.
gltte Bis bette 9tofers $7,75-
|8.75.
8iemlid cute Bis CUTE Geeoers
Sc. 50-7.25.
MitteImdbi9e $5.7o-6.75.
Stof Sellers $5.75-7.00.
5tpf aiibe So. 50-6.25.
5tod aaIber $5.00-8.50.
geal &dI6er $8.O0-10.00.
guas, Gtag8 ufrp. $5.00-6.50.
Sdpeiae -3ufubr $500. Warft
I6ffnete ltorf, 5 b06er; 6dluB fIau.
6itr 6ie ISOLDE 500 bober.
9ur6idniitsprei8 $500 1926.
S0Giter Brei8 $7.95.
8reis 0es Sabres.
sdafe-8ufubr 500. Marft felt
beute; fir Die @o6e 5dafe 10-15
69ber.
Gamrner, w3arft to--15 b0ber.
SabrIinge CUTE big bette $5.75-
@efiitt. SabrIinae $6.oo-7.oo.
8i66er, quite 5i8 bette $4,000.
gefftt. QGmmer $7.75--8.25.
Mtutters S6afe $5.00-5.50.
Chicago @arft6eridt.
3inSOieb- 3utn6r 100. Wtartt tet.
SabrIinae $10.35.
Sellers 1890.
Gtiere 1915.
Soldier greis, gorn.gefiittertC
geeocs $t0.25.
| Gffnprs 50 90
Gfmctns-3ufG6r 5000. Mlarfi
5 bober, S9lttB ihnad.
Observation-Disclosures $7.20-8.25.
S6dIter greis $40.
Sdnfe-9ufubr 5000. Wlorft tart
Sohiter greiS $500.
2dnmer. W1arft 10-15 nie0riger.
0atipes $3.50.
Sanias Gitg Marftberift.
8inOuieB-3ufubr 100. M1arft no
minal.
Sdbrlinge 1856.
aiibe unb Sellers, @arft feit.
5toders, Wdrft langiam.
adl6er, Morft itmod.
56iueiue-3ufsbr 1000. Marf
5-10 bo9er.
3ur6i6uittSpreis $7.25-9.00.
SS6dIter 9reis $500.
S6afc-tette 3ufibr.
hammer, bohiter 8reis $40.
ct. SOiepb @inrft6eridt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 200. Rarft no
minal.
5tiere 10 bober.
dneine -3uflbr 1000. Wsarf
5-t0 b0ber.
Observation-Disclosures $6.75-s.oo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-25
@a. s. gsappid, gObOfat.

9rafti5iert 1T alien @eri6ten bes
Staotps ur6 Der Ser. Staaten.
gdretbt SeItomente aus, beiorgt 8e.
fbtitel un6 felt abItrofte ourd;
iiebt, 6ab TaItantehte i'm IddIafien-
S6oft8geri6te q%aorbnat tperOen. Be-
Iorgt goQmafien uno 6iebt Orb.
Idldften in irqeno eineut 8beiI Der
@elt ein. 4oaeftterf ausItGnoe.
Spridt 0e1tih uito lit 6ffentIi6er
Rotor. 948 Omaha Sectional gant
@ebdu0e, Omaha, gtebrosfa.
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.WODkNeANxN t,sa ~
pstaslhHHtpsa psahiplat
MalaH la8iM SD Httnet + -


Wsa8H i8E EealfH 81 Hlaafi
bfet lfesH 0is Nm ta
Hp siW Nagt EflNs pat
W1H Nm NtpbtHm Nv MaaFtb
.tllhW
Wfsltt mis
tAt RitNfaeaimgN eMftAa Hnh
HHHlw NiHlNe mwlW tu b0s
aabfH roe aesHtsl 40 D. 90
ms TIC
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-25
annIos @ith @etreibeberldt.


@eIiefert bon Der Gir,na 2oed
& grpan, @2itgIieoer oIIer Sniip.
borIen, 315 Glib 16. Ctr, Gmobt
aonIos Gitp. %. Sept. 1915.
9orter Bei6en-
SIT. 2. 104-t09
SIR. 8. 103-t07
SCI. a. 90-100
@emii6ter barter 8eiten t02
aotber @ei5en-
Scr. 2. 11S-120
Scr. 3. 114-117
SIR. a. 50
@emiidtes &orn-
Scr. 2. 67
SIR. 3.65Ha-66
.@elbes 3oru-
SIR. 2. 70 s
Scr. 8. $50
8eiBeg aortt-
Scr. 2. 6615
Scr. 3. 65
gemii6ter Sofer-
Scr. 2. 1876
Scr. 8. 921a-331a
8eiBer $nfer-
Scr. 2. 361a-37
Scr. 8. 35-85E
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-25
Drti GoSt I'm
Dabn-unOIhdl
dsiadAmtfgt llnlta sal w Ml
Isau FaelNt raha il ttt Maht
ben Fiansmasih

pIalamaulh, Nth, "a stpi
Rmiiata 90 platte nnh Rlalia
msalh nithtn htmlt lfHh am i lAi.
peHaalatma w Mihaah w.
Naba umh elm wHifnaa mill
hpuu atall aRi nuaneft rta.
NaHn, lammillA W~ahaanmAtglt,
mufttu atiahiei mna mthtut iltf
lpntn mHfhtu bttIttt fit fablta.
hnhl Wlhafl Shulea ane Wauias|
Niln nulnmelin afs Ntrirafu
suate, hlaIitf wpuhman ane Aauiaf.
sou, Ntisfr bee Ntfieutumatt,
sab I. g. Milfan gsh tnlls Nin
WftmitF bee M%altranafe. Atrmuu.
hti mnthtni 6. n, Nptiau BON gaa
Iae Gin, Der Nuhbmulr o. q.
Ntiitr ~. z. Hsuatt ben aalle Niin
nub Der Fehbramit Il W. Me6lnra
ans rtnptnmprih, aaHi.
Ger Auiammrmhpa luar bic ialar
tinte Mihutritebsas Der cribtilttn
aniiraae. Tie btibtn 3aae %ioltsn
hd IN 70 Rlaite t%rtiieu. Ftr Ptr.
ipntniua Ianate sarFii an mD fanh
tintn WiitrrBHa anf tinrm Ntbeuat
Itiic baItrub Dor. On Der Mtinuaa,
BAH bies Der IN Der Erber ernabntt
0na lei. fnhr her pufumuttpinhrer
trs Reriuneusnars mriter. an
MirFlidEeit luaf irbodi Der In 50
RIafte baItenhe @atrrJHa Gin lnriid.
acbaltrner, irreanIdrer, BON Ornen
bic egamtsn bee Yeriuncn5i9cs tel
nc Mbunng hatten.
Die beiben 3hac trafrn iidl In I'll.
ntr anrpe geraSe iiiblidl Der Elattr
Giber griide. Der @aterira fOnntr
BEN berannabenOcn 0%sriunenina
nidt gepabrrn, unb in einem Mui
meHt pruateu bic beiben 3ige an
Esinau0rr.
Snaaef abgebalten.
Or. 3. 4. 8reuOea BON Inrrap,
Nebr., Coroner bon San GOnntp,
funb iid baIS anf Der l~InsIifSfdtte
Gin; CT berief cine Snrp %5uiammru
NIB bieIt an Grt anb Stelle eineu
SuaneIt ab. IS lpnrSe aber feiu
gcrSift nbsegebcn, Oenn Der GorOurl
mill md meitere 3euseH Deraebmen.
Die 2ofomotiDen beiOer 3Isc ma
rem b~Oait1ubig aertrimmert HnO Sel
goItpaget, iOipie Der 8epafmaser
tuarsn nabeSH SerftOrt.
&anm mar bic RadjridJt BON ben
ltnfaa bier %einsetrOffen, uls aud 10
fort me6rere Giienbabn3ige mi
aersten nnb 8erbanS3ens mad ben
SddnpIab Der 9ataltrOpbe abseiauni
unrben. Die Geifeu iunrben mad
9lattSmDntB nnS bic 8%erlettcn mad
Omaha bef5rOert. Die Sdperber.
lekten iumrben in bieiigen SOipi
tGlern nnterge6rQdt. Der 8ns mi
ben gerlebten trdf In 0maba geget
122 ltbr Madmittass ein.
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NnKiide g6inatrnppsa ein6ernfsn.

gonSoa, "a. Sept. NIe in
China lebenben rnTiiden 9eierpiiten
ihb sa ben Sabnen berafrn tuOrben.
Sc beift, Onk ale in Sarbin urb
glObibOituf anidfigen Rniieu in mi.
litdrpflidltisem alter 8etcaaugs.
ORDER erbaltea Baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-25
ReripnnInptisen.

SER gaTtor q. Silferbanmer lit
bon 6pensbine, no. iuoielbIt er
nuiaae erlegenen
S9peIter 0rnu Salottae Die lebte
eo, sroles, wieoer nad &auie 81.
riideetebrt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-17

We see by the Nauvoo Independent
that there is a movement on foot to
move the capital from WASHINGTON
to NauvoO. Now just after the close
Of the war General Sherman was sent
out to look up a site ia; the capitol
and he picked out Nauvoo as the local
spot We are with Nauvoo on this
move and think there could not pe
a more central location for the capi'
toll, SO everybody get busy and help
to start the movement and we Will
see something doing. Everyone in
the United States knows Of Nauvoo
as history speaks of this town.
Hamilton will have more attorneys
in the city today than have been here
for some time. The Keokuk bar is
holding picnic at Wild Cat Springs
today. They always have q good
time. We expect there will be some
great fish stories told today. We are
glad to see them and hope they Will
all be with US again next year.
The lumbermen will hold their big
meeting next Tuesday at Wild Cat
Springs and that Is the day the big
doings will be done in the way OF good
things to eat and good speaking. The
Hamilton band will furnish the music.
Will Jacobs of Headrick, lnd., lett
for his home this morning after spend
ing two days with our bee industry,
looking UP the bee business. MI.
Jacobs is the station agent for the
New York Central railroad at Head
rick.
r. G.. Shields Of BLOOMINGTON was
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-17
RECEPTION GIVEN
HONORING BRIDE
Mrs. J. c. Craig Entertains for Mri
Horace r. Craig at Pretty
Reception Yesterday.

Mrs. J. G. Craig, 1901 Franklin
street, entertained yesterday at re-
ception from 800 to 600 o'clock, In
honor of MRS Horace Theodore Craig.
Assisting in the receiving line vera
Mrs. Craig, Mrs. M. S. Clark, Mrs.
w. Fl. Thompson and Mrs. J. r. Clark.
all of Ottumwa, Mrs. Olga Haley Of
Battle Creek, Mich. Mrs. Tucker OF
Carthage, and Mrs. Harry Ashby and
Mrs. Clifton H. Ashby. The guests
were introduced to the receiving line
by Mrs. Alonzo Draine.
Tea was poured in the dining room
by Mrs. George Snoddy and Mrs.
Fielding Johnson. Assisting in the
dining room were Miss Aurelia Blaud
and Miss Blanche Kebo. The guests
were invited to the dining room bv
Mrs. George Ashby. Mrs. Mary Martin
and Miss Titia Field. At the punch
bowl were Miss Pearl Ashby. Miss
Elizabeth Gross and Miss Marie Lewis.
There were eighty guests at the re-
ception which was beautifully appoint.
ed in every particular.
In the evening at 700 o'clock, Mrs.
Craig entertained the husbands and
men friends Of those who assisted in
the afternoon, at dinner.
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Hamilton Gate City
Hamilton, ILL.,, June II.

looking UP the harness business yes
terday.
G. A. Banghman of Peoria was q
Hamilton visitor yesterday.
Steve Eads of South Peoria was
looking UP the grocery business yes.
terday.
Our Hamilton boys never fail to
bring home some prizes when they go
to any gathering when there are
prizes up. The Boy Scouts won third
prize at the meeting in Keokuk. We
have baseball team here that has
won every game they have played
this season.
]. K. Umbuyl OF st. Louis was Z
Hamilton visitor yesterday.
L. o. Mendenhall of Galesburg was
looking up business yesterday for the
Fairbanks Scale company in Hamil-
ton.
w. H. Turner Of Wyaconda, No.,
was Hamilton visitor yesterday
John Wood Of Galesburg was regis
tered at Hotel Granite yesterday.
G. G. Beam Of Decatur was a bust
ness caller yesterday ana registered
at Hotel Granite.
In one week more and you can
walk to the depot on q cement walk
all the way. We imagine some of the
old residents will be glad to see the
walk. They can now shine their shoes
at home and get up town without
vading through mud. Hamilton now
has about ten miles OF cement walks
That speaks well for our town. Keep
boosting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-17
He pjdn't QUIZ.

Chicago Herald: Over nifty years
ago, secretary Of state, William H.
Seward, came to the conclusion that
his views as to the conduct Of affairs
were sounder and better for the
country than those Of the president.
And over fifty years ago, presi-
dent of the United States. Abraham
Lincoln, conscious that his was the
main responsibility before God and
the nation, let Mr.. Seward know,
kindly but firmly, that his must be
the final voice in all cabinet decisions
Did this secretary of half century
ago resign because he could not have
his way? Did he feel that his duty to
himself and his country required him
to desert his chief at moment big
with the fate of the land he loved?
He did not. He remained. He re-
manned to serve his chief and his
country faithfully and effectively-to
become by reason of that service, one
Of this nations great secretaries of
state-fft to be named with Daniel
Webster and Thomas Jefferson.
That's all. But that's enough.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-17
MRS. HARRIET PARKS
DIED LAST EVENING
Death Caused by Complication Of Dis
eases-Had Lived in keokuk
Twenty-Five Years.

Mrs. Harriet Parks, Sc. wife of VIII
liam F. Parks, 1901 South Fourteenth
street, died at her home at 1880 last
evening Her death was caused by
com APPLICATION of diseases from which
she had been suffering for some time.
The deceased was born in Hannibal,
Mo-, March Z, 1859. She had lived in
this city for about twenty-five years.
She was married at Palmyra, Mo-,
March Z 1887. Her name before her
marriage was Harriet Muther
After living in Hannibal for about
one year she and her husband moved
to Alexandria. After two years at
that place they moved to this city and
had made their home here practically
continuously since that time. Her hus-
band at the present time is employed
by the Standard Oil company in this
city.
She is survived by her husband
and one daughter. BERTHE. who lives
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
orpheum Theatre.

orpheum-Mary Fuller day. Free
to the ladies, handsome platinograph
of Mary Fuller. See those two big
Universal stars, Matt Moore and
Mary Fuller, in magnificent three
reel Imp" drama, The Honor of the
Ormsbys." Sweet Mary Fuller as
big star as they make them. and
getting bigger and more popular every
day, is a rare treat Of lovers of a real
drama in this smashing feature with
the real heart punch. Matt Moore
has big part. too, and the combina-
tion OF great players in a great play
Is one you must not miss. Also big
comedy hit, when Ignorance is
Bliss The best ever. Coming to-
morrow, Ben Wilson and Dorothy
Phillips in irene Haggard Journeys
On To save sisters honor, a
young artist commits murder and
goes to the electric chair with his
lips sealed. A powerful story told in
gripping manner. Also Billie Richie,
the worlds famous screen comedian.
in Father was Neutral" Don't miss
these big Universal photoplays.-Ad-
vertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-17
Leo Er9nk'S Case

United Press Leased Wire Service
ATLANTA, Ga, June 17.-Leo "
Franks plea for life was in Governor
Slaton's hands today.
Three courses were open to the gov
ernor-to refuse Franks application
for communication of sentence from
death to life Imprisonment. in which
case the latter must hang June IL; to
grant the Communication, or to grant a
reprieve, leaving it to the present
executives successor, Governor elect
Harris to render final decision.
A ruling was expected Friday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-17
FALSE PHILOSOPHY
CAUSED THE WAR
CONTINUED from page l.!

best prepared, and / fear. 1t would
have been difficult for us to keep out
of this war if we had been as, well
prepared as they.
Happy for our nation that We have
in the white house at this time a
president who believes in setting the
old world good example, instead OF
following the bad example which it
sets In this matter!
What an unspeakab1e misfortune
1t would have been II, in such an hour
as this. the nation had been under the
leadership Of president infiamed by
the false philosophy which has plung-
ed Europe into the abyss of war;"