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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
Gin alter engliider Senfpers iiber
ben 6riea.

Sic engIiife 3eit. uno 8eleaen-
beitsoidtung, Die Iih nit Sorliebe
rein menifyliher @erbiltniiie in
Shiloerilng ooer Terliflage bem1hs
tigte, bat in friiheren 3eiteu manfl
frdftiges uRS nad)oenflid)cs @ortIein
gefunben. Sic bliibte oamdls Dor
aIlem, als bic tppii6e @eitaIt oes
Sobn Sun chen crit erfunoen lpar,
Die iiingit ibr 200jGbrises Subj
ldum" begeben fonnte uno 10 faraf.
teriItilh iir Die politii6e rn1b losiale
gntpidlung gnglanos aenoroen lit,
@aB man Die engliid)e @eififte ser
lesten 5mei Subrbunberte als sic
Sobn 9ua.gpohe beseihnen fonnte.
gu Mnfans bieier Sobn guQ. 3eit
brafte, mie Der Geutihe Bud. uno
SteirSruder m%ittbellt, elm eneliiheS
guhbdnoIerblatt pom Sabre 1747
folgenbe iinnreife 2ebre pom oauf
Der @elt. Die in oeutifer lleber.
iesung lautet:
aries sebiert arnnitb.
Administrations.
~Srieoe-Heiftbum,
H~eibtbum-Stolj,
Stol5 fit-ses- @fieses- Srrrrr
9ie @elt lit runb.
9as bier nit .Stols" p~ieoerqeae.
bene @ort beoeutete i'm Sprafen.
ldob oes II. urb Is. Sabrbunoerts,
oeiien quite aenner Der gelebrte Or.
Sobnion mar. in aussepr6eter 51r.
burrg etwa .Sodynutb". .lleber.
mlith", mas Den benbIihtisten Sinn
oes 0enfperies nod iddrfer berpor.
bebt. @s marc 1900 in Der Son.
boner .3ailp Neus" ner ~nb1eorudt,
aber Die iibermiitbigen Sobne II.
bions buben, nie oas audi 10 Ser
2auf Der @eIt lit, feline niitlihe
Sebre aus Dem Spru6 Der gorp1ter
geSogen. Sieaeidt prdgt linen Der
@eltfrieg jebt Die beiliame grfennt'
nib elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
@eiblidc observation-disclosures.

Sn &iiBlanb ioG fiir5lih Ole gins
reibuna BON Srauen in bas Seer be,
gonnen haben; pie oas in Iiop err.
ifeinenbc 9latt .Fria3oDsfp arap"
ontiinoigt, iinb BORT Siiten uusgelcgt
moroen. in Ole ii6 eintragen fonnen,
Die on einem III Der 8ilOrng begriffe.
men neiblit)en a~oiafenforps tbeilnet.
men molten. Die neuent Ama6onen
%iolen, 10 melt lie bereits eingereit:
limo, einen iebr portbeilbaften gins
brud mod)en; lie baben Die berfoum.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
,Si, fi--ma, mat"

aueuit SdpeIs perofientli9te i'm
Sabrgang 1877--7S oes .Saus.
ifat" Rr. 80 #. cine Teiiebihrei.
bung, Gin Slug in Die 3ernagora"
in melfer es Seite 619 beiBt: .Mui
Dem 8iifpese Coon Sorcelo) belt
ole garfe in 9nrano; Die @onOolieri
batten Durit, iie perlangten @cin,
iolten Tie Die 9orfe nod re6t5eitIg
nah g%eneois gum 9abn5ug uah Slo-
ren5 ruoern. aui Der Sarfe wurOe
Elm iroblibes @elagc im2ropiiiert
oa fonnten mir ieben, neld groBe Ir.
mutb aui fbieier Sniel berrldt. Stoff
9enilg sur grinneruilg unb 81 Be
traftungen m1breno Der Nahtfabrt.
llno nod elm l1mitartb: gerabe 80
Sabre porber lpar ih oas erite Mal
nof SeneOig gefommen. gs mar I'M
September lS47 gemeien. @eld Elm
~llnterid}ieo 3niid)en oamals uno jeBt
Iaeroings: oas eine Stalien lit
iertig, es bat ieinen nationalen So
mig. 6ie Sremoenberridaft lit 81
gnbe, Dem Nationolgeiiihle lit 8e.
niige geleiltet. Iber-pieaeiht mir.
genbs in san5 Stalien tritt Der lin.
teridieo Sipiiden ionit unb jest 10
fart beruor, oils in 8eneoie. Die
&uinen iino 6ablreider, Die arrnit.
lommluneen weniser, Sanoel uno
Serfebr seringer, Die armutb bat in
erihredenoer &eiie 5ugcnommen.
8eneoigs unb Der S~enesianer 9eben
iii foum mebr Die ,SGlite BON nem,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
8unte Krio9s>G bronif,

80 8ilometer ierngelegeneu Srten
bolen.
0us limo ieOo6 nod fieine Wtiiber!
i'm @ergleih 5u ienen Arbeiten, Ole Ole
9efrieoiguna 5u Hed,t beltebenoer
oOer Die a6meiiung uermeintlid)er
Inipriihe bon Seeresnngeborisen an
Die Safe erforoern. Wand)e lfDies
rige Srage gibbs gu loien uno man.
der Earagrapb uno mant)e neue
&erorbnuns miiiien beranee5ogen
werOen, Inn Dem Anipruf) grbeben.
oen uno ser 5~taatsfaiie @eredrti9feit
wioeriobren su laiien. 9enn auf Der
Snteroantur miro aaes gerall nadl.
gepriiit, uiro oas lit gut 10 i'm Suite
reile. Der a1gemcinbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
ausgcjcidnctc Sffrrtc
fit Die tat1o.ii1e Tamilie,

@ir fmS in Sen SeIb elmer beidrdnten 3abr bon Gremplaren bes
Trahtperks ~Sas Sebcn nno Seipen Sdu 9brti" (pon Soepb Berg, Bro
feior am Yropin5a. @Seminar gu ct. 6ranis, @is) selan9t neltes mir
als relgNes 5amilienbuh nnieren Seern serue mDslitit lcitt crreidbar
maiden mohten.
@s banoeIt ih bier nm elm 8erf Der fattolifen Samlenlteratrr pme
IS nm ne @a1runs no Sorpnine Deg iparnstattoliten Samtlmngeltes
taunn itoner 9epuht meroen fam. Ser Iutor Iagt, Die Shrift be5pedt lebgs
LID cine -polkl9imide 9arHeauns Deg sebens ub Screns nnieres 9otfiben
9eilanbes". Sic 1T aufeebuut af ioldcn bctannten tmboiitcn 30 tsifrfts
ieucrn pe: b Gotem; Souarp, Sibpn. Wetler, Iaas unb gDerSbGm ub
Die eIrp. gautcr 2opola. Gle bat Sas anprimatur ps erbiitofs @ebmer
bon Milrautee.
Sas Bud Il. i'm ponten Sinne os @ortes elm Yrahtperf. fopohl mas
Snbalt SinbunD, giloer ub Strihbrud, me aub Den reifen Gubihnnt
trnifft. geionbers peulp oa uno anSicbenb fir @rpa ticne unb sural rio
Smsenr, &inber unb rcHer Sugenb, maten Die picen, pie.cn &urtcrudbiIber
nnb EegtuLIlaionenb a5 gWh fir Den 8ebrauh in Der fattplihen Samiie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
arieg ueri6bnt Batter nno Sobn.

Ilts Snnsbritd miro geid)riebert:
0ieier Gage ipielte lid bier i'm Snrt
parfe cine ergreifenoe gegegnuns a6.
MiibIom auf einem Sriidenltode
bumpeIte elm etpa fiinf5igidbriger
S%tanoif)iise climber, Der iih in Den
.9dmpfen an Der italieniifen @rerSe
einen perfriipreltct SUB gebolt botte.
Ils er iiber Sic Snnbriife bie9en
molte, trof i'm olrf 3uiall iein ebell.
fa1s biirh cine 8ronate lfmer Der.
lcBter Sobn nit 5erifntettertem red.
ten Nrme. uHo- Aing Iih nit benz
idmer5lihen Ansrilfe: Batter, 30.
teri" an i'm. SeiBe Sbrdnen ROTTEN
inn babel iiber Die @anaen. Gs lol.
len lett Sabren 6ipiiden Goter nnS
Sobn nrge 1ifferen5en neaen elmer
Seirotb beitanoen boben, Ole lGlieb-
lid gum ppIlitGnoigeu Snmilienbrildlc
fiibrten. Anf oieie riibrenoe @eile
bot Der 3tpiit nuit iein Gnoe gefrmoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
Gin miitterlihcr Sdlcioegruf.

General 2ismann, Der iiir ieine
tbotfrGftise Mitbiilie an Der Gin.
nabme bon aopno bonn aaiierm nit Dem
gihenlaub 5u oem boben Sroen
nYour le merite" ausae5eidnet NOR
Den lit, bat oils Eionieroifi6ier ihon
i'm Selo5ug 1901 Seruorrogen.
beS geleiitet. Dor Weniaen Sabren
bat Der General Elm 9iihlein mi. @r.
i%unerlnaen ans iener groBeu 3eit
erihcinen laiien. M oenlielben err
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
Gine beitere 8eididte uon Der idiuei'
seriiAen 8rensbcietnns

Diiien Die goiIer su ~erSdblen; tit bod
ibre Stoot ieit Der Wobiliiation Dor
ibren Mlli5en treu beifiiBt. so !teht
and Dor oem @ottbeli.S 6ulbaus, oas
militdri DIE Guaranteeing bat, i'm.
mel cine @afe. SiinsIt lieb oieic
'nei 3ipiliiten obne peiteres paiiie.
en-. Iies iab Der Serr Souptmonr
nno itelte pilittituloisit Die @ade
barob sur Geoe. abidee 5ufammen.
flopien unb meloen mar ems: SEER
S%aitptmunn, O'r oberit-"
~1as2 Or Serr Sbcrit lab me
(iagt man."
SEER &auptmann. SIR oberit--"
@eiter fam Der Solbnt miebcr
nidt.
ga, d,onnet r 0enn nit Serr
Sberlt i6gee?" iubr i'm Der Dill
5ier on.
oSerr Soliptnlanll, Or Serr oberlt
slbtritt lit perltopft, uno 30 miienO tic
tic rapriere!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

Der Mutter 81 ge1en. @erlGnft fid)
elm ainblcin, 10 lit Die Mutter nod
piel ai,igeregter ais Ole Grogoner, Ole
Den fleinen g(usrpiber wieoer einfan.
gen. Sn alien, mas 5appelt uno ein
Iflugenoes Ser5 hat. brennt baS @e.
beimniB Der enigen 2iebe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
9as Sasemerf bes S~5jGbrisen Gaiie,
Trans Soieph..

&aiier Sran5 Soiepb, Ser am IS.
Muguit iein IS. 2ebensjahr pole1s
bete, crIebiet iein Sagepert nod NIT
oerielben @enauisfcit unb Giliht.
treue pie in ieiner Sugen0 mnb in
ieinen beiten Wannesinbren. WsDbl
faum Elm Monard bat cine 10 grnBe
arbeitslait d, bewdltisen mie serabe
8aiier Sran3 Soiepb, oenn Die Siel.
felt BON 0oIfern uno Sprad)en. aus
benen iib Die babsbursii4 we Wonar.
die auiammeniest, bringt naturge.
NAB cine grbobung bes Irbcitsitoi-
fcs nit iif), o Der aub Der Wonarf)
elm gut Ibeil obbefommt. Ser Sal.
Ter Itebt let elmer langen Heibe bon
Sabren Gag Inn Gag INN 5 ubr Mor-
gems auf uitb gebt bereits INN 9. llhr
bes Iberos .pteoer ihlafen. @ertn
ser 3aiier ods 9ett p~erIaiien bat. be-
gibt er iih in iein gaoe5immer, no er
Ii6 unbefiimmert UNI Die Sabres5eit
falten Ibreibungen unter5iebt. Nah,
einem fur5en 6riibltiid gebt Der aai.
ier gum Sfreibtilh, NO err bis gum
smeiten Sriibitiid nm 10 ubr unun-
terbrod)en arbeitet. Nad Dem Spei.
ten Sriibitiid, bas aus einem einfa.
den marmen @eridJt unb einem @las-
den Yiliner beitebt, beginner Die au-
bienSen. ltnb 8ortrGge, Die lid manh.
mol biz in Sen Radmittas bi~nsieben.
Cen 3eit oes Cages bat lid Der aai.
fer itets iiir iif p%orbebalten; er fdbrt
Damn lpa5ieren.s gebt in Den Earf,
lieIt oOer beihdftigt ii6 NIT ieinen
gnfeln, rpie er ~iiberbaupt Der iiineiten
@eneration i'm 8%aiierburs iebr pie(
2iebe entsegenbringt. Die 2ebens.
peiie oes aaiiers lit bel aller geoiese.
men Sornebmbeit oo6 iebr einfad.
Der dniier beporsugt einfade @es
ridte, lit elm oiird,aus mGBiaer Grim
fer, uno aud iein 9eoarf OIL Hauh.
maaren geht nid)t iiber bas Hormale
binaus. Nur in einem Tunfte lit e5
fir Die ltmgebung oes &aiiers manh.
nal niht leif)t, ben @iinihen ibres
faiIerliden Serrn aereht 81 merben:
Der auiier legt ndmlid lebr piel
8ertb aili Hube. unb beionbers in
ieiner anerndditen umgebung bari
iid nidts resen. ollie lautihlagen.
Den lbren iino aus Der Nabe oes Wo.
harden perbannt. Der &aiier mobnt
perbaltnibmdbig ielten in Der Sol
burg, ionoern 5iebt, iobalb es oas
@etter nllr eben erlaubt, mad Shon.
brunn unp perbringt Die Sommer.
monate in ieiner 8iQa in Sihl. Die
faiierlihe Iila in Sihl. Die iriiber
eiuem 2ireftor gltp geborte, lit Elm
einfafes @ebduoe. oas I'M Salfc Der
Sabrsebnte, in benen "s Dem 8aiier
gum 2ieblingsaufentbalt wuroe, nur
gerinsen 8erdnoerungen u%nterpor'
fen moroen lit. Sn Slhl perbraf,te
Der aaiier ieine Ssiigenoiabre; bier
Iernte er feline @emablin %fennen, bier
wuroen leine @nfel, Die 8in0er ieiner
jiingiten Softer geboren, nno 10 Der.
binoen Den aaiier piele grinnerungen
nit Sitl uno Dem einiaf)eu Sauie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

Sus bier eegebene Bib 9bt nr ciuen idfpafcn Seerif bon Ser Shons
belt pieles guhes BON eiHisen 300 seten IN eroktOrmat. Die ptlen: uielen
ber3cHreuenpen uno erbaucnrcn 9iber ans Dem Seben ub 2eioen pes SeHan>
bs. iopie Der Cert, ib anf Dem iinicn Iapiere in meiierbatem Srud aus
9efIbrt. Sober, mdter ih bns 8crf 81 unierem ipotbiuiaen Freie befeut
prS gerne anerennen, bab er por3iglh mb fabebaft biuig bepient purbe.
@e geiagt. mir babn mn cine beidranhc an5abI bhicr Bidder ai Eager.
ger 5uerlt tonnt, miro 5uerT beoent.
luirrc undergraduates Sifrtc. s
Sober, heIfcr ms 6mi neue Ibonuenten nit $500 as @oralsbes
Sablung fir bicicbeu fr jc Gin Sabr einienbet. erbdlt bas BUD tofenirei 5s
9eIhidt. Sic. III 0ecgenbeh, ih cine YrattprGrrie leiht su erperben..
Ger bas @ert IA II e II mil. ienbe :. 90 Elm.
Wfan idreibe iec Nbrene genou uo redt beutGh ln"b abreiiere: Gath
oc Erintn9 60, Dubuque, Soma)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

, 2tebe &inber! - 9eict I
, ,TeS Suteis Brief" In Der =
, beutigen Summer. Gr 3eist !
Gnh tpie Chr einen id,5nen !
, EreiS seiuinnsu fGrut.
, 2eiet gae ,TeS Snfels Srief" :
, unb idJreibet bonn Snfel.-(9ic I
, u ebaftipn. n.y. 4
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-01-22
Democratizing Agency.

Electrical engineering was eulo-
gized by Dr. A. H. Raflin in late
address at the Birmingham university,
as having been perhaps the greatest
Of democratizing agencies. 1t has
shown how to make full use of the ma.
terials and energies available, and by
cheapening production and transporta-
ton has brought to mankind in gen.
eral the commodities and tools that
were the property of the few. 1t has
replaced manual labor to an ever-in-
creasing extent, thus releasing men,
tai energy for better service. The
emancipation has made science and
knowledge the labor of the many, and
to it has beer largely due the tremen-
dous progress in science of the last
century. Through electrical engineer
ing better understanding and wider
and more efficient use of nearly all
matters and energy have been brought
about. 1t has given better acquaint-
ance with animal and human organ.
isms and their problems, has bridged
space and time and minimized their
influence as obstacles to progress, and
has increased the efficiency of the In
dividual and of society.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-01-22

Some idea Of the extent to which
the motion picture business has grown
in the last few years may be gathered
from the announcement that the
Pennsylvania state board of censors
examined more than six million feet,
or about hundred and fifteen miles,
of film submitted for approval during
the six months from June / to the
end of November. Each film averages
a thousand feet in length, and runs
fifteen minutes, so their exhibition
alone would occupy over sixty-two
full days of twenty-four hours, or one
hundred and eighty-seven working
days of eight hours each. AS the av-
erage five-cent show includes four
such reels, it can be seen that enough
films have already been inspected to
give at least fifteen hundred such per-
formances without repetition or dupli-
cation. When such facts as these are
brought to light it became clear why
the so-called Legitimate" theatrical
business has struck the worst slump
this season ever known in its his
tory.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-01-22
Wood In Aeroplanes.

Many persons are wondering these
days what material is being used in
the construction of aeroplanes of the
warning nations. Constant flying
service which continues day after day
has caused a belief that metal has
supplanted wood to a considerable
extent
As a matter of fact, the flying ma
chimes are made almost entirely of
wood. The propellers of the aero
planes are in most instances made of
selected ash, which, In addition to be-
ing strong and light, will not split UNI
der vibration or shock. Built up lay
srs of spruce with mahogany centers
are also in use. Spruce is used in the
construction of the frame because OF
its markedly straight grain and free
dom from hidden defects
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-01-22
FOOD IN BELEAGUERED CITY
Paris Were Driven During the
Siege of 1870.

In a letter by Henry Labouchere,
which is quoted by A. L. Thorold in
mis- life of the distinguished journal
list, he describes, not withnst a char
acteristic touch of humor. the ex-
tremes TO which the inhabitants of
Paris were driven during the siege
of 1870
Went to see what was going on in
the house of friend of mine in the
Avenue de pImperatrice, who has left
Paris. The servant who was in
charge told me they had not been able
to obtaia bread for three days, and
that the last time he had presented
his ticket, he had been given about
half an Inch of cheese
How do you live, them" asked.
After looking mysteriously round to
see that no one was watching US, he
took me down into the cellar and
pointed to some meat in barrel. 1T
is half a horse" he said, in the tone
of man who is showing someone
the corpse of his murdered victim.
"a neighboring coachman killed him,
and we sailed him down and divided
him." Then he opened closet in
which sat a huge cat 81 am fatten-
ing her up for Christmas; we mean
to serve her up surrounded with mice
like sausages."
On January 6, Labouchere notes:
Yesterday, had slice of Pollux for
dinner. Castor and his brother Pollux
are two elephants that have been
killed. The meat was tough, coarse,
and oily, and / do not recommend
English families to eat elephant when
they can get beef or mutton. Many
of the restaurants are closed for lack
of fuel. They use lamps, but even
French cooks when they are called
upon to cook an elephant with a spirit
lamp, find the thing almost beyond
their ingenuity. Castor's and Pollux's
trunks sold for As francs a pound, the
other parts of the interesting twins
fetched about ten francs a pound"
Not all the strange foods eaten dur.
ing the siege were as unalluring. On
the subject of donkey. Labouchere
says: Donkey is infinitely better
eating than beef or mutton; indeed,
do not know any meat that is better.
Let anyone who doubts the excellence
of cold donkey STAY one of these weak.
minded animals, cook him, and eat
HIM"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-01-22

The salt production of the United
States has doubled in Is years. last
years output of about 33,330,000 bar
rels being Z per cent more thaa
rear before
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-26

Little Miss Ruth Goetz. six years OF
age. eldest child OF Nr. and Mrs
George Goetz, was taken to st. 10
seph's hospital, Keoknk, on Saturday,
and at D. Ii. DIR. Gilffllan and DR..
Lapsley removed her tonsils and ade
noids. She is getting along nicely,
and was anxious TO go to school Mon
day, but Will not for a week or more.
Not two weeks ago, little Helen.
three years old. submitted to an oper-
alton for the removal OF tubercular
glands, at the same hospital Drs.
Gray and Gi1fiIlan performing the
operation. She IL doing we'll.
On Monday morning, two men in a
skiff stopped here 70 get some sup
plies. They are on their way from
La Crosse, Wis. TO st. Louis, No,
and have thus far had an enjoyable
time.
Mrs. Maggie Perry OF KeoKuk was
Warsaw visitor Saturday.
Rev. B. Matzke will fill the pulpit
OF the Evangelical church next Sun
day, Nov. %, both in the morning and
evening, as Rev. V. H Jagdstein has
been invited to preach festival ser
mon at the renovation feast In Frank
lin, Iowa, on that day. Mission DAY
will be observed in connection with
the renovation feast.
A very interesting mems meeting
was held last sunday at the EVangeli'
cal hall. Attorney J. o. Boyd, mem
Der of the board OF directors OF the
Y. ". c. A. at KeokuK, was the prin'
cipIe speaker, his subject being the
Fundamental Teachings OF the Ser.
mon on the Mount. The speaker said
in part: 'Is there a sufficient reward
for living after the teachings OF Jesus
as expressed in that great ana I'M
presstye eerr.on on the mount? Some
q; orr contemporaries think we are
too far advanced in civilization TO
found our lives on these teachings OF
Eenps. But. however, II cannot be de.
MED that our civilization IL founded
an this great sermon on the mount
one OF the fundamental thoughts of
this sermon is that life is gift and
a should be used to develop char
acter. Religious faith and moral 81.
fort should go hand In hand. The
great object of our life must be to
fmpress the faith in God on the
world. Abraham is great exAmpi.'
no be followed Abraham was unset.
FISH. People like TO meet unseitish
men. But there are quite number
OF those who enjoy the blessings OF
tho church and OF the various social
institutions, but they let others pay
for that they enjoy. He who contrib
ntes nothing to the moral and civil
welfare of the community. but en-
Joys everything good, is moral graft.
err" The discussion which followed
was listened to with close attention
nine speakers taking part In It. The
question was discussed, whether theo'
| logical serninarfes should accept mon
ey gifts with string" attached t.
| them. All agreed that II "a proper to
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-26
PIkpLY? WELL. DON'T Be!


A pfnpar face viii not e-rherrass yor
much longer Il You Get a package O II:
Edwards Olive Tzble-s- Tie skin Knoz.se
begin 10 clear after you have taken TIE
tablets q 1ew niElstA
Cleanse the blood. the bowels and tbs
Hver with Olive Tablets.
DR. E6wnrdg Ofiye Tablets are the ENC
cessfM Substitute sor calo-nsi-fhers's
neve- any sickness or pain after taking
them
Dr. EdrardT O1tTe Tablets Do that
which czJornsl doeE, snc jest "a elective
1y. but their action 3s gentle and sale In
stead Of severe and Irritating
No one vino takes Olive Tablets ts ever
crrsed with q dark brown taste bad
breath. dull lisflezs. 1-no eood" feeling.
CONSTIPATION, torpid liver. bad disposition
or p5nrly fass-
Dr. Edwardg Olive Tablets ere purely
vegetable compound mixed with olive oil .
you vii know them by their olive color
Dr.. Edwards spent years among pa
TENTS afflicted with liver and Dowei COM
platrss. end Olive Tablets are the Immense
ly ELECTIVE result
Take one or tro mighty for q week
See bow much better you feed and look
lec and CSC per box All 6raggsts
The Olive Tablet Company. Columbus. o.
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the country under pledge from tina
kaiser not to reaYisi.ioH the food for
German use.
the Germans for what they are doing
have opened In Warsaw are accom-
pIiss7lna splendid work Despite their
efforts, however, ne ted the smhaS-
szdcr. the measures taken fail far
short Of what is innperativeiy needed.
Gerard hopes Germany and the al
lies. through America, can agree on
. relief plan.
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The Warsaw Gate City
Warsaw, Ill, Nov. 20, 1915.

refuse gifts offered under conditions
interfering with the religious char
acter OF the seminary. After about a
two hour session, the discussion was
still being considered by several
groups.
An effort is being made to revive
the Warsaw Poultry association.
with some hope OF success.
Our merchants who handle toys
are all ready for Christmas: some OF
the most ingenious and beautiful toys
ever seen are among them.
Mr.. King. representing Keokuk'7
daily, was business caller Tuesday.
A runabout greatly facilitates his
business through the country and in
town.
Tie revival meetings of the Baptist
people, held in the Campbell building.
are being well attended and much In
terest is shown. The store room II
comfortably warmed and is seated
conveniently with some old pews
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Albers will
leave for Portland. Ore, Tuesday
next, stopping enroute at Denver and
other points.
Ed Jones and wife will leave Tues
day for Los Angeles, to spend the
winter with their son George.
Union Thanksgiving services were
held Thursday morning at 80, at
the German NJ. Z. church, Rev. NC
Connell of the American NJ. e. church
delivering the sermon. The two
Methodist and the Presbyterian
churches united.
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SUPERINTENDENT
IS IN kEOKUk
lI. q. insiesby Of etrobei Steel Corr
strDrsisn Company. Pleased With
Prosrsss Of Bridge
Work
FIVE SPANS ARE IN
Expect 70 Have Eight Finished ~
FTrst Of Year-Rains May Cause
River 70 Rise and De-
lay Presress-
FIVE SPANS ARE N

]. 2, Lnglesby. superintendent Of
the 5trobeI Steel Construction com-
ipany Of Chicago, Ill, came 10 Keokuk
today TO inspect the work accomplish
led on the aew double deck Keokuk
isnd Hsmfiton bridge.
pr. fnglssby expressed himself as
mitch pleased with the progress 50
far and said that he believed from
present indications that ali the new
steel wotl6 be In by the time river
traffic opened next spring
The present rains hare caused ths
bridge builders some uneasinsss, for
if the rain Is general TO the north and
the rTes rises. II may seriously hind
Ter the progress OF the work, for the
time being at least
At the present time dre spans OF
the new bridge, from the Hamilton
side, are in and rfyeted- Flooring has
been laid on three spans and the falls
work is now up on spans six and seven.
Sf1. McAley, job foreman. said today
that be expected to have eight Spans
I'm by January ].
False work has been constructed on
both sides Of the draw. Al soon as
navigation closes. the draw will be
taken down. The frightening of the
rsyer txafic season a month. has
hfndered the work on this section OF
the bridge.