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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-26

Rev. r. D. Dodge of Clearwater,
who is a visitor to Ocala, will occupy
the pulpit of the Presbyterian church
next Sunday and the following Sun
day. "Dick," the name by which Rev.
Dodge is known to all Ocalans, grew
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-26

Mr.. Lagrange Sistrunk. who has
been a guest at the d. W. Davis
home at North Lake Weir for the past
week, returned today.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-26

Col. J. c. Woodward, president of
the Georgia Military Academy at Col
lege Park, was a distinguished visitor
this morning
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-26

The purest treasure mortal times
afford is spotless reputation.-Seiect-
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-26

Miss Franklin Harvey, who has
been the popular guest of Miss Blair
Woodrow for the past month, will
leave Friday for her home in Column
bia, S. G.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Phil c. Peters, nee
Miss Madge Sims, will arrive in Ocala
tomorrow afternoon to remain until
Wednesday afternoon. Since their
marriage on the 7th at Ocoee, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peters have been motoring in
Florida and Georgia.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-26

Mrs. J. D. Jones concluded today a
visit to her sister, Mrs. J. G. Fer
guson. leaving for her home IN Geor-
Ola
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-26

Mrs. ]. II. Dunn has returned from
a visit to ST. Petersburg.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-26

Lawrence Harley, a former well
known Quincyite, who is in business
at Ocala. spent last Monday here on q
combination business and pleasure
trip. While in the city Mr.. Harley
was the guest of his brother, Ton
Harley.-Quincy notes in Times
Union
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-26

Mrs. Herbert Lattner Will be nos
tess tomorrow to the Tuesday auc-
ton club.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-26

Misses Louise RentZ and Agnes
Burford will return home tomorrow
from a visit to the Misses Camp at
Lake Weir.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-26

Mrs. d. f. McIver and Miss Frances
McIver spent today in town, motor
ing up this morning from Lake Weir.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Tinny are the
proud parents of a beautiful little
ten-pound daughter, whose name in
Aubrey Louise. Little Miss Tinny
can boast of having more living
grandparents than most little girls
there being four grandparents, -four
great-grandparents and one great
grandparents
Mrs. III. w. Meadows, who has beer
visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. III
Chapman, has returned to her home
in Anthony, Fla.-Brunswick CGa-]
News.
Miss Annie Needham, n popular
Ocala young woman, who is a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. McCOnn II
Tampa, arrived to spend day in st
Petersburg. Accompanying her were
Mr.. and Mrs. McConn-St. Peters
burg Independent.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-26

Mrs. 4. ". Vinson of Lady Lake Is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Allen Bor-
ing in Manufacturing CONNER
cial.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-26

To encourage the study of music in
every woman's club, the federation
chairman Of music, Mrs. f. Fl. Mote,
of Leesburg. has sent out attractive
leaflets in white and green to the
clubs in the state, bearing sugges-
tive study class outline. This Is the
first year the music department of the
federation has issued a leaflet and
the chairman is DESTROYS that many
of the clubs will arrange study
class for their music department.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-26

Miss Anna Bell Wishart and sister
Mrs. J. \. Tilier, were shoppers from
Zuber Saturday and many friend
availed themselves of the opportunit.
to congratulate them on their marrow
escape from drowning recently n
Crystal River.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
uSSd claude ood ni@t, 6aB Ser
Gr lcibet in @irflidfeit an &bemm1'
tismtS.

Se6ermann, Ser bon &beumatis<
mus geplagt lit in irgeno elmer Mrt,
loute nnter aQen l1mItdn6en cine Jla-
fde @loan's Eminent CUR &an6 3D.
ben. Die Minute, in Der Sbr. ben
Sdmer3 o6er 6as @cb fiiblt in einem
@liehe o6er ser MuSfel, ba6et NIT
Sloan's 9iniment. &eibt niht.
Sloan's 6ringt fait unmittelbar Gin
geraoe auf Sen Git 6es Sdmer5cs,
lin6ert oas belize, 3drtli4e, geidmoae-
ne @lieo ur6 maht Sen She'll leibt
un6 ertrdaIid. 8ouft cine Tlaide
SIoan's Ointment fir IS Gents pon
irgeno einem Mpothefer un6 haltet es
inn &ouie - qegen grtdltuna, mabe
un6 gcidmolcne @lieoer, 2umbogo,
Sciotico nno Ghnlihe 3ranfheitsn.
Gncr Wclb mriif, trenn nidt sufrie-
ocn acitcIt. obcr es aibt meiitcns 'n-
fortiac oinocrnng. @ouft cine Tla'd1e
bette nod. = Mn3etge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
90.
20.
Mrth1tr's nnb Miriam's &erlubnnq.

Mrth1tr's nnb Miriam's &%erlpbnmg.
Ser 6riibling tpor in5tpiiden pou<
en6s ms 2an6 gefommen. Sic Son=
ne bottle ibre alte &roft mie6erer=
langt un6 ianbte tire milben, marmen
IStrablen ouf 6el6 nn6 6l11r. @dr=
ten nn6 @ieien 6edte iipptges Grim
nn6 iiberon bliibten liebltbe 6riib=
1ingsblumen. 8unte 80geletn buid=
ten mieber 6urh sic 8meige Ser Gd11-
me un6 Strdnder nn6 lieBen lire
5arten benen Melo6ten eridouen.
Gin berrli6er Mprilmorgen, tpie
man i'm fonit ielten fin6et, par emf
porgeitiegen. Sic Sonne itanb bereitS
bod am Simmels5elt. Sic 8lumen
int 4sarf 0ffneten idIGfrig lire &el@e
uno taufen6 gleid Diamanten glib-
ern6e Tbautropfhen btngen on SEN
griinen @rasbGlm9ett. Ser fife &C.
fang ser Mmiel, sos beitere 3mitldern
Ser MeiIe miide iid in 6as freiiden=
Be @eidrei Der @oiierpoge1.
Sic miI6en strobIen Ser Come
hatten ibren @eg a11d 6urd 6as bobe
gogenfeniter in Mirim bon 8erner's
@dlai5immer genommen. sic fielen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28

@raf langer bier berpeilen miro,
nadJoem er generft, 6ab Sic 8oli5ei
na6 ibm fabnoet. @ber balte id eine
6lltht ms Mnslano fir tpabri6ein=
lib. &ettenborn miro es nit ieinem
'gbrgei5 iiderli6 nidt b%ereinbarer
fon11en zines Cages BON ser Boli5ei
abgefaBt nn6 alS Elm gemeiner Ser
BREEDER entlarpt 5u tper6en. S9 6en=
fe, baB mir 6en SAL als erleoigt BE-
trodten fonner1," entgegnete &arl.
uSie m0gen nit Sbren @ermu=
tbungen redt baben, &err Nielie EN-, "
er1pi6erte Ser @ommi1iar. God,
mdre es ni@t beiier> tpenr mir sic
Sa6e meiter i'm Muge bebielten un6
gu Sbrem S9ube Sbnen epertl&eu
ei1en @ebetmpoli5iiten in Sire Mabe
geben?"
SD 6anfe Sbnen fir SIRE Tint
lidt, @err Gommiiiar. @inen Be-
idiiter 6urfte i@ ie6o@ tpobl ni6t
n0tbtg baben. 3u idmar5 brau6en
mir Sic gade o6d ni6t 5u betradten.
@orfidtsbolber min ih ia> iotpeit es
iid MAIDEN 1dBt, nod gintritt Ser
9a1nfelbeit meme @obnung nibt
mebr berlaiien. l1n6 am beQen Gage
mer6e i@ meinen 6ein6 mob1 faum
gu fiir6ten brau@en; 5u6em babe i@
mir fdon einen rteiigen &ofbun6 on=
gei6afft. Dteier, 1otpie mein Ser
malter nn6 mein 1iener 1perbert 10
leidt feline nadtliden 8eiuder an
MIDI %beranfommen lafien," bemerfte
Serr Nielie n.
SD itimme meit1em @dtpiegeriob<
ne BEL. @ir molen es bel ietnem 8or=
idlag betpen0en laiien, SEER Cont
miiiar. 9ogegen ndre td 6o@ fir Sic
neitere @erfolgrng 6es @rafen. 8tit
homit einperi tan6en, @nrl?" ent=
gegnete @raf @obenitetn.
Ma66em &arl 6ies bejabt un6 Ser
8ea1nte nod meitere gin5elbeiten
iiber Sen @iftmor6per i1tb om Splpe=
iid batte geben laiien, er1=
pfab1 er ii@. &ar1 Bot i'm, mogli6=
ites Stiuidtpeigen in Ser gan5en
@ad)e 5u beobahten, 90 es dl1Berlt
peinli6 pdre, penn ettpus 6abon in
sic SeffentIihfett %gelangte. Isle
ia," iagte er, ~tpte 6ie @elt
lit. Cine iolde Mffaire btI6ete fir
biele tpie6er cine Seniation eri item
@anges nn6 SOS mo@te ib Dor alten1
bermei6en."
u@eien sic obne Gorge" onttpor=
tete Ser gommiiidr. u9ie Noli5ei lift
ihon bon Mmtspegen CUR ltrengiten
discretion berpflidtet."
Mo@ cine lei6te @erberg1tng iei-
tens 6es @ommiiiars nno Graf bon
@obenftein un6 Scarf befanber iid
allein. Sic bei6en Serren Be-
ith NUN aIsbaI6 8n SEN Damert>
tint SEN Snbolt ser l1%nterre6ung III
mem mtt3utbei1en. @er6a idien nod
@eborten berubigt 5u fem, gla11b-
tie 1elbi Il, nun mie6er FREEZER uno freu=
bigger in sic 311funft bliden 31 f0er1=
men. .....-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
@dl;mme Grfaltmng raid gebroden.


Irou Martba @ilcor, @omonoa,
81. g., idreibt: "@or etpo a6t Sab-
rem qcbrau9te i@ @bamberlain's ST.
itenmittel gum erlten Scale. gu ie-
11er Set batte id cine beftige grfal<
tung uno buitete fat bic gan5e 3eit.
gs beltatigte iid geraoe als oaS, mas
i6 gebraudte. Sc bra@ Die erfal'
tung auf in tpenigen Eagen, uno Ser
Sulten tpar boqitdn6tg geidmun6en.
Sd bobe pielen meiner Greunoe BON
Sem @uten er5dblt, 6os i@ bur@ ben
@ebrou9 oteier Meoi5in erlangte,
nno ole, melde es gebraudt boben,
5preden 6ariiber in sen b0diten Sc.
Iobunger. gu fmfen bel Martin
moIitor. = An3etge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
Orr Mnr0stern

SS~ HON~
mobnte. Sd lieB oas &otel Sag uni
Madt ourd 5mei gea1nten betpaden
giner Ser @earnten batte nit SEN
Nortier oes &otels ein Snterpiem
Ser Eprtier min it6 poiitip 0arouI
e iin1een fomnen, 6aB Graf &ette11=
born an jeneu1 Mbeno, an 6em sic,
Serr Mielien, ouf SEM @ege BON
Sdlob 81 Sbrer @obmtng iiberfal=
len noroen iin0, geger 11eun lbr 6a5
Sotel Derla1ien babe nn6 na6 etmo
oreiitiinoiger gbmeienbeit 5uriidge-
febrt iet. @eiter gab er an, 6oB ser
Graf Bel ieirrer &iidtebr al1Berge,
m0bnli6 erregt urr6 blaB ol1sgeieben
babe, mas BEL 6em belen 9idt in ser
@alle 6es @otels 6eutli6 bemerfbar
getpeien iei, fer1rer babe er Biz fpdt
I'M Sic @adt nob 6as 9i6t orf Sem
8immer 6es @rafen BREMEN ieben.
Sic Musiage 6es &otel6e6ieniteten
ltimrt nit Ser 6es 9teners 6es Gro
fen, Sen Ser geamte ebenfoms .in's
&erb0r nabm, bollitdn6tg iiberein.
3ieie @efnn01tngen Ser bei6en Be-
6ieniteten, 6enen mobl @luuben gez
ldenft mer6en fmnn, ipreden 6afir,
6aK Wrqf &ettenborn ser Mum lit,
Ser 9bnen in Ser fragliden Ma@t
aufgelal1ert unb sic iiberfallen bat,
l1m1omebr, alS m1d sic ben @rafen
erfannt GIT Baden glmben, &err Mtal<
len. 8iS bierber mare bie Su9e fir
lrns alto gang giinitig; 6o6 iett
fommt ste an6ere Seite 6es Salles.
@eute morge11 reiite i6 na6 Gage
Bill, tint perf0nlid ben @rafen einem
@erb0r 81 uitter5ieben nnb ibn auf
@run6 ser porliegen6en 8epeiie 5u
berbaften. Sod fam i@ 5u ipat. Mls
i6 nit metnen 2e1tten int @otel er=
idien, fan6en mir SOS Sect 1eer. Die
Mabfragen BEL 6em nod artpeien6en
6es @rafen, Ser iibrigenS =
nebenbei bemerft = gang b%eitur5t
bon 6em pI0bli@en @eri6min6en iei=
1tes @errn par, nn6 bel 6em Sotel=
perlonal berlief fen %negatip. Niemano
mo- ser @ei11dte lei. Mu6
sic meiteren Madfori@ungen in Du-
un6 cine telegrapbiide Mn=
frage ol1f g6loB &%ettenborn berliefen
re 1tltotloS. Graf &%ettenborn
mug bon 6em gingreifen Ger Bolt5et
Wino befommen baben nn6 bat li@
NUN aus 6em staube gemodt."
3amit idloB Ser Gommiiim ieine11
un6 fab 6ie @errep frageno
an.
r1as lit %aller6ings cine fata1e &C.
SEER G%ommiiior>" iagte Graf
bon &oben1tetn. r@laubeh sic, bob
.&s3ettenborn uni ere @egen6 mirfli6
bat?"
Ser Gommiiar %r1tn5elte sic Stirn.
uGas lift frogli9 @rceuen5. 8enn
er Mngit Dor Ser @o1i5ei bot, 10 miro
er i16 ouer6ings ME mie6er bier
Ioiien nn6 in's MnSlar6 flii6=
ten. Sod lit es nidjf ousgeid1oiien,
baB ct ii9 1nter irgen6 elmer Ser
fleioung in ser MGbe meiter berum=
treibt ltn6 ebentuca tpeitere Mni9l6ge
maden miro"
SSdh1 qlaube Dod niht, 6uB Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28

SdIaferin, INN 6eren CART geidnittene
@uaomirtel Elm ieIiges 2ddeln ipiel-
tie. Sic foiten nit ibren lar,gen brou<
men &aarlodem Die iiber Die peiben
&iiien auf gdulter un6 Mrmee berab-
tpallten. Sic fleinen tpeiBen &dnoe
Ser Sdldferin lagen iiber Ser grult
gefren5t> lno bimmliide Iraume
idienen ibren @eiit 81 umgartfeln.
9ie 5bnrn1ubr bes S6lolies Der
fiin6ete iett sic iiebte Morgenitun6e.
Scum regte iid ou6 sic Md6denge<
ltolt aus ibrer ieligen &ube. 2eiie
uno horiidtig 0ffnete iid jett auh 6ie
5biir uno Gomtelie @eroa'S &0pf9en
lu9te INN 6ie gde. God o1s @eroa
iob, ooB Die Treun6in idon ertpaht
por> flog Die Ebiir meit o1f un6 iie
itiirmte frel1oig ibr entgegen.
u@uten Morgen, gu fleine Sang
idlaferin," rief iie better un6 fiBte
Miriam. gu meme 3eit, tpas bait
gu lange gei6lafen!"
~&abe ih 6enn mirflib 10 lange
geidIafen, @eroa? Sd oadte, eS iei
nod} friib>" entgegnete Miriom int
mer nod ettpas ihldfrig.
u6reilih ia es lit idon ipat, 2ieb-
tie. Sieben lbr fat es bereits ge=
idlagen." 3amit oriidte @eroa sic
5reunoin no@mals ianft in Sic
&ilien un6 CAB ibr ho1n Elm Sele=
gro1nm nit Sen @orten: ga ttimm
un6 lies. Ser S11balt 6ieies Iele=
gramms - poral1sgeiebt, 6oB Gu
nidt mebr am Irdumen biit un6 Gu
SEN Sinn ser @orte peritebit, -
miro pob1 2eben in Sid bringen."
~&omme Mittag. Mrtbur!" las
Miriam langiam. @inen Mngenblid
iab Tie @er6a an, 6onr bro6 Elm SUI
bellaut bon ibren 2ippen un6 lire
roii9en @angen taudten ii9 in
ounfle @Intb.
u@ente fommt er ihon nn6 10
p1obli6?" fragile lie NIT berbaltenem
Saud5en.
ginige 3eit ipdter umi6loB bereits
Elm bimelblaues Spitenflei6 Mi=
rtam's 5arte @lie6er. Das &leio
itano ibr alerliebit. Sc batte ielbit
@epun6erung erregt, als Sic
bet6en Mdo9en bas Sriibitiids5im=
mer betraten, nn6 Miriam &ar1 be-
griiBte. &orl trug sic uetBe Bin6e
nidt mebr TINT Sic @tirn. Sic @un=
oe near gebeilt cine feline Marbe
NOR o%ueroingS 811riidgeblieben. Dos
Sriihltiif per1ief unter Sem beiteren
gepla116er ser iur1gen 9eute BEL Sem
6as @ieoereriheinen Mrtbnr's Sos
9a1pttbemo bil6ete.
Nsad 6em Sriibitiid fubr @iriam
init bes @raf fen @obeniteins grlanb=
niB in eit1em ginipdnner nab Gage
bin, oa fie sort no6 einige 8elorg1tn=
gen GIT MAIDEN batte.
Tim oieielbe 3eit> a1s Mirim bon
@erner iid CUR Musfabrt %riiitete, lief
ouf bem D%agebiil1er 8abnbof Ser To-
llEr3ltg Elm. M11r Elm SEER ert ltieg
einem Ibtbeil Ser eri ten @laIie; er
iid anf 6em Eerron um. Mu=
Ser Sen 8abnbofsbean1ten befan6 ith
feline Menidenieele in Ser Mabe ur6
in hen Mugen 6es angefommenen
6remoen blitte es frel10ig auf.
vDas gebt ia berrli9. @iro SOS
cine l1eberraidung geben," m1rmelte
er Dor ii6 BIN, Damn ibritt er eiliglt
6urb BEN 8arteiool. SSn ebenlo
idnellen Sdritten 0urdmaB ser
6rem6e, in 6em mir nieman6 an0ers
alS BEN @raf en Mrtbur @il6enbeim
5u iuden baben, 6ie straBen bon 90
ur6 ihlug SEN @eg 1tah
8ran6enfels Elm. Graf Mrtbur
batte, anitatt nit bem I'M Selegromm
angefiin6igten 31tge in Da9ebiin ein<
cine an6ere &o1tte ben1tbt
un6 traf 10 um 5tpei Stltn6en friiber
an ieinem 3iele Elm. Ct monte feline
2ieben, Dor o1em aber Miriom bon
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-21
WAKE UP WITH HEAD CLEAR,
STOMACH SWEET, BREATH
RIGHT, COLD GONE.

Take one or two Cascarets tonight
and enjoy the incest, gentlest liver
and bowel cleansing you ever expert
enced. Wake up feeling grand, your
head will be clear, your tongue clean,
breath sweet. stomach regulated and
your liver and thirty feet of bowels
active. Get a box at any drug store
now and get Strengthened up by morn
ing. Stop the headache, biliousness,
bad colds and bad days. Feel fit and
ready for work Or play. Cascarets do
not grippe, sicken or Inconvenience
you the next day like salts, pills or
calomel. They're fine!
Mothers should give whole Casca-
ret anytime to cross, sick, bilious or
feverish children because It will act
thoroughly and can not injure.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-21
Old PRESCRIPTION
FOR WEAK KIDNEYS

~ medicinal preparation like Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, that has real
curative value almost sells itself.
Like an endless chain system the
remedy is recommended by those who
have been benefited to those who ar,
in need Of 1t.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is a ply
ician's prescription. 1t has been test'
ed for years ead has brought results
to countless numbers who have suf
Ifered
The success of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root is due to the fact that 1t fulflls
almost every wish In overcoming Kid
iney, liver and bladder diseases, cor.
reefs urinary troubles and neutralizas
the uric acid which causes rheuma-
tism.
Do not suffer. Get bottle OF
Swamp-Root from any druggist now.
Start treatment today.
However, if you wish first to test
this great preparation send ten cents
to DR.. Kilmer & Co, Binghamton, N.
Y, for sample bottle. When writ
ing be sure and mention The Keokuk
Daily Gate City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-21

citation has been able to accumu-
late a little money each month.
In view of the fact that it has
been possible to operate the as
sociation on such an economical
basis. and, at the same time obtain
results, of which you are famil-
lar, we are asking you to con-
tinue the payment each month of
the amount you have been sub
scribing. aa'
The placing of s1,40o, 900 in new
manufacturing concerns In this
city during the. past eight months
has not been altogether due to the
efforts of the directors Of the as
ISOLATION, but your financial and
moral support has been a great
factor In this accomplishment.
The success Of obtaining indus
tries depends greatly upon having
available funds to do the right
thing at the right time. The con-
tinuation of your subscription on
your present basis will make it
possible to do other things equal
ly as beneficial to our industrial
growth.
A great many Of our subscrib
ers have volunteered to continue
and, it was on account Of this
unsolicited approval Of our ef-
forts that we decided not to
make a canvass for new funds at
this time but simply to ask for
continuation on the present basis.
We hope that you will notify
Mr.. Fulton on his next collection
trip that you will continue pay
ment.
Yours very truly,
KEOKUK INDUSTRIAL ASSN.
J. ALBERT KIEDAISCH,
.. President.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-21
ASKING RENEWALS
Of THEIR PLEDGE
subscribers to Industrial, Association
Are Asked to Continue SubserIp-
tons Made at Canvass
Last Year.
LETTERS SENT TODAY
economical Policy Will be Continued
But Later Additional Funds
VIII be Asked
For.

heokuk people who made subscrip-
luis oons 70 the Keokuk Industrial asso-
n .a,ioh on the canvass year ago,
h receive letters today asking for
W, renewal Of these subscriptions.
mnen the canvass was made a year
~ IL was found that the subscrip-
n ILLS were not as large as those made
previously. The association resolved
W an economical policy and planned
10 make this amount do, If possible.
Inc economy plan seemed to prove
1Tnn.islactory for the present, at least.
me subscriptions made at this can
tn year ago have now expired.
VIII association is asking every one
trih o contributed. to continue their con-
NIL, pu,lons on the same basis. If they
~. ~. 10 THIS, then the association will,
tb,u Tue present, endeavor to make
wn s amount of money carry on the
c mU,A. 1t is probable that a larger
t,r. must be made at a future
Grows.
t,n we expect that everyone will con-
Ri lue his subscription President
tha ualsch said this morning. For
M present We will try to continue
ss e work on an economical basis. We
ern noe making any real canvass, Just
a,asctlng our subscribers to continue
hoo hug the same basis. Later we may
amounts" -
Letter ls Mailed Today.
.os mere is the letter being sent out
'oaay to all subscribers.
heokuk, Iowa, October 20, 1914.
lear Sir: The Keokuk Industrial
association has been operating
uurlng the present year on a very
economical basis. Even at the
very much reduced revenue avail
able during this period, the asso-
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The Ladies' Willing Workers
society of the church are appreciative
for the christian courtesy which was
extended the committee, at almost
every home on "Shingle day." and
for the generous donations which
made this plan for shingling the
church a success. Their thanks are ex
tended to all who gave.
Two of our Sunday school classes
are practicing for an entertainment to
be given some time in the near fu
ture.
Mrs. James Wolf is reported very
sick.
Miss Jennie Kerr spent several
days with home folks lately, return.
ing to keokulS Monday.
Charles Starr and family Of near
Montrose. have moved into the house
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COUNTY BONDS ARE
SOLD AT PREMIUM
BechteI e. Company, of Davenport Of
fer 4Is Per Cent With Premium
Of $500 and Get the
Bid.
MANY OFFER ESTIMATES
These Are First Four and Half Per
Cent Bonds to be Sold This
Year In State at
Premium.
MANY OFFER ESTIMATES

The Lee county bond issue which
was sold yesterday at Fort Madison
was the first four and half per cent
bonds to be sold this year in the state
OF Iowa at a premium. The bonds
were sold to G.. NJ. Bechtel Co, DAY.
export at AZ per cent on SOL 900, and
the premium is $500. The Davenport
company will pay all costs IN getting
the bonds, attorneys fees and the
like. The money will be ready the
first Of November or earlier and this
interest and principal will be payable
at Fort Madison. This is an added
advantage inasmuch as usually the
interest and principal are paid at
other banking points out of the
county.
The bonds will be dated November
Is, 1915, and mature serially as fol-
20
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Small Share for Each,

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
URBANA, Ohio, Oct. 21.-One hun
dred and FIVE heirs will share in the
$4,000 estate left by Jordan Downs
and his wife, Hester. Suit was filed
here today to partition the estate.
The most any heir will receive is
1-16 share Three Of the heirs. Fred
Ballinger Of Monmouth, ILL.,, and Alvin
Ballinger of Forest Grove, Ore, great
grand-nephews, and Nellie C. Williams
of Oskaloosa, Iowa, a great-grand-
niece, will each receive 1920 of the
estate.
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Persons New PAPER.

limited Press Leased Wire Service ]
CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-The National
News, Carl Persons latest publication,
will make its first appearance Satur-
day, when striking clothing workers
will sell the publication to finance
their strike.
Person, who has edited many other
labor papers, was recently acquitted
of the murder of chief of police at
Clinton. H., growing out of the Him
dis Central strike.
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Several firms bid on the bonds yes
terday in response to invitations sent
out by the board following its passing
of the bond issue several weeks ago.
Following are the firms and their
bids:
N. w. Halsey Co., Chicago, Az per
cent par, less 1879 discount.
John Nuveen9 Co., Chicago, s per
cent, par, $2,375 premium
Bolger, Mosser, Whitman, Chicago
AZ per cent par, $91 premium.
Tillotson, Wolcott Co.. Cleveland
Az per cent, less $500.
G. w. McNear & Co., Chicago, ~
per cent less $500.
Merchants Loan & Trust Co., Chi
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kidnapped bv Detectives.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-Kidnaped from
the Maryland hotel at Milwaukee after
midnight last night by Chicago detec.
tive sergeants, Leo R. Barley is in
jail here today. He Is charged with
operating q confidence game.
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/ near Argyle, recently occupied by

I 3.
The young folks of this vicinity
spent a very pleasant evening at the
Dan McCarty home Monday.
Mrs. Marion Deere is visiting her
daughters in Keokuk this week.
Quite a number from here attended
the play at Sugar Creek Saturday
evening.
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Dumb with Disgust.

Rolfe Arrow: We are really so dis.
gusted with Carranza that we can't
think Of anything mean enough to say
about the old fellow.
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cago, AZ per cent, premium s1s6.
A. B. Leach Co, Chicago, Az pei
cent, premium S12S.
Harris Trust and Savings Bank
Chicago, Az per cent, premium $125
G. NJ. BecEtel & Co, Davenport, Az
per cent, premium $500.