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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-08

paper EIIlCI pIISS HSSOCIdLlOIlsJ
in leaving my bed and board, and if
you don't look out I'll get it." And
again he laughed.
"Dick, will you please go back to
bed? want to try and Sleep"
do you mean that you are going
to sleep here?"
81 mean l am going to try to"
'Then you have left my bed
81 don't intend to sleep with a
drunken man if l can help it." an
swered.
''She thinks I'm drunk" said Dick
to himself whats the matter with
her. She thinks I'm drunk-perfect-
ly sober-just tried to drown Jim's
sorrow-told him Mollie was head
strong girl-she thinks am drunk
the wife of my bosom thinks I'm
drunk"
Dick sat down heavily and gave
long sigh and then he murmured very
unhappily. "She thinks I'm drunk.
Only had few highballs, but she
thinks I'm drunk. Wife of my bosom
thinks I'm drunk"
Snpped out OF bed again and left
him and went back to our room, TAX
ing the precaution this time to lock
the door. Dick evidently did not miss
me for, in the morning when 1 went
in Aunt Mary's room and opened the
windows to let in the fresh air on
that fetid atmosphere, he was fast
asleep in bed.
Sometimes 1 think if it were pos
sible for man to get view of his
fever-colored face while he is Sleep
ing off the results of drinking too
much, he would reform Immediately.
The man lying there was not the Dick
l married There was no evidence in
those bloated features of any mind,
any SOUL twas just great hulking
ANIMAL hated him and it was only
with a feeling of disgust that 1 closed
the door and shut out from my sight
that terrible thing. If l could shut
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-08
CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE

LOVE DICK SOBER, | LOATHE HIM DRUM
wright, 1915, by the Newspaper Enterprise Asso
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-20
CALIFORNIA GIRLS
VISITED PRESIDENT
Presented Him NTH Ear - SSc
and assitee Him 20 Sasft
the Nest

Tinted Press Leased Wire bs-F.cs9
W1SEg>OM, OFT. S0s-Two pref
4y gGrie .rona California WHO took 50
Iong adjusting rbs1. hats S-1 -towasr~
ing raesY Eosss that they Eet Prss2~
dent Wilson waiting G..ssa minutes.
presented ht-a todSy witt & bar N
yol1 .rono which they esss- he oS'tl5
5sre bis welding ring fasaaoasa
THAT'S q very goo1 lSsas r1ss
ozotsd ire prssi6ea. as Responding
,-aey also had ba:aets q orange plosr
s,-ax from California which .ney had
esst s..e.adsd presenting 20 tie pres<
1ent. bgt wia1ca they had left Al thess
ac.s1.
tswe .tgtnk." cns ot then to1S the
.,essten.. that we saal present them
10 Mrs.. Gsts!"
~en exeefieat ssezs" thsr suo.a1
TIE o-essSeat Is say1ay
The gsris-@zet2 u them 1t Tssrs az
sge--wers accom- oznlss 20 the white
sloass ay Mrs. CstaSarS g.oaeT, thesS
caa1eroa, snS little Miss Alta Me-
Cue9, eyed A. w1ao 1as gSTs-s the trip
Secanse sae fat written Z -rszs esssy
&c 70 MY tas president sao11d Tisif
tie Pzasraa<Pacase exposition
Ar.srgenaenss had been MADE 10,
ire party 20 see tae pfesteeI] a. ~
9cislcI. Ssot antfi 1913 dtt taey show
20. 10 the meantime the president.
wsa9 hat long list % engagements
over q. tsse white saouse. stared IL
ti.s oeces awaiting them.
~Psay we're you lats2' 3 ran ssksd
Miss Dorothy Starr.
we'll" rasrnnre> MISC Esther Bu3i.
her >ona parton, 1T was this nat far
are ffaing"
Miss GcCDea. whore par Il was %
yss~s.e some of the arAre reasons why
the -yregiSeas stosid no ~ California
whispered q number d arguments and
TIE president shooI hapss with her.
s,s. b'iss Pub Just Donldn'' help break
;aS ~ VITA;
"Cab', you and Mrs, Gait cofns "
California on your welding trip"
the president smiled. but atded, fsn
saey SAID IN quoting hta) There has
meyer been time when bad to be
srge1 ~ ~ ~ California, u has been
merely question Of finding time "
go"
The deiega.ion prezentsd the pysst
Gent With q piece d solS qaartz from
ihe al6e4t ngsne "a California and fash
p3ne1 Ifke rose. and 8 petition s'rn'
eli ~ ne ,99g school children. urging
him % yisii the fair.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-20
UP EXHIBIT TO
cL0EK THIS WEEK
Lolgecsso. 81 Stc.prss Sslns Ssso~.
.-sfs Mis- De apseS -
Sprlngsisfts

Xsosrx people VIC asxe NOT sesn
ene Tpp eolgees.ion 81 5dcttsss be2as
esn9ofssS aese, mpss aTas9 Themselves
~ gsas so1sn6t1 opportunity oresac
thds week. TIE stnfso VIII Close
sasex thas week, sss Mr., Typ win 1aovs
his yictprss 10 Gy-scYeield> The s-n>
d4o Il q Fssra sne Main streets, Up
stairs, and fae coIIset9on &s free 10 tas
opIyfte. TIE s.uSto ~ osen al Gay
anS 81 TIE early ereusag. TIE Igat
Is carefully arranged Tor rtgbt sxst~
pft4pp snS rsoDis sIho can rpt 20 81
the Asyts.os soay 70 81 tue evening.
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-,o.ssrr 8. cpnrsapis III Plaintiff arsr
4. e. -,usfeE, 81 al, Arg I's~
fsnrar1s in Tins
Lc1tpr..


4 pIs-rirlun BIfit mas Dssr tSsn N
the district y.pp-- pv -fpvarr -. I'lf1s-
rsz0le VS.. T. & Augnes, Lille "
zztstt.es. ! l. EuosiaeE, IsIeI lngnssf,
10 l. Iusnss. Eleanor z. Engines .lnfli
n. fG-sig administrator q -ffs Estate
pf .aragnds Engines, -sss K. E.E1uiih S1in
a @a-suus Il the ps-1-Iur. psf.iIf-
TIT fsIs..ss -tsst ne is -ns owner IL ist
strtruIs II tie nadir3as6 unsiE--n 81
blocks I, z, 3, 4. 3, sIid 6 IL fpinf af-
eairipr.. L. & lEnIiL Enc "a l. Fsa,
SONS ere sale II LIE owner pf Unfifsai-
81 ,.9a-se.n4sils ;sul EisEnp- L. llngffsf
Il. tss.io &c De owner N 1s's Raurpfs iI
f]f,csss and G and i.i-E N pfIeE Z
e1so --f,xzt 8 c. Engines. sfpfEr 4 aGgnsf
and Eleanor Engines are owners u
s.se ,strr.13se Of -fs IrutizrrGsf nIis-Il-La
Of dlipcses &, 2 enc oIss.nf+E Or pfDef :
ir Forts addition, Es-r-iun 1If'--nsr 81
Isges mat ! q. G-E1g lie zsctuITris-riLLts
u -fs assts5s 81 Amanda J.. --psfissf'
WING s1isG iIl.sstEIs, sel.sr N las
esrrrpIs Of tsntiriisf pnsft-1n 81 DOCK
Z 8 AMI pps.tss.tt 81 5piocE 4 aI fNo,tr c
s.SEssilipr- IeariIY fas het-s1Et1taxe J. l.
Ezugfes ] d. Hugnss. D l. Ealgnss
and ElsaIrpr T. E5ngfes- PlE21srfr sftf
1udgrnen- confirming the hnarsr ., ps.r'
-iss If alleged
The Burlington Iron Store GO. naf
fIsd action against Charles btstzisF
ASKING Tor judgment tny sSsk2 SAsgsa
10 f,e Que On q iii Of goods.
t-hs.Sing -na- hsr husband .ss
s-satsd me. cruelty and IN ED a1zsll-sfsI
ulanas-. Myrtle @. Kline asks tor %
rorcs from her npsbarf Sesep1 ID
kline. They were married Dene1rl oef
n. as1S. She asLs @or custody o. lhs
naSrIor en31c kline mp1-hs oif-
IA prder was made by Judge .ssss-
iltoa 1. rne estats % E5e1I-T f. eetfafo-
eszner pY which TIE cloud On ihe LIE
~ propa-sF here 1s removed and IRA
TIE title be vested on Henry S5fsnas- ~
free and clss- % any aers Or <zals-zas
Tor ..c9lste-s5 Inheritance LEX.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-20
TEE WARN
] MEXICO TODAY

@9pr " enp.ier ssnpargp against *
rorx.Etop 81 s.s1ns szn6 Er1uarulEiot
snvm -1e T;ni.sl S.x-ss 80 Aesctcp ant
ss-ranssase1rts 1or financing -ns new
kJareaiEg4 government were rffe atnnls'
HssSss sseps Deso.s .ttts government 80
eSy III establishing lhs a1sw regime.
TsAs embargo proclamation was
ksa6y,
Active sft .ps -ns ssets department
Sc OgSain3nY s.sipsn str Csrra-szsis gov
serasnsns WI npt De given, sta.s hs-
1ssy-auens officials declared
1sle mora assistance pf Ss.e atsai1r
Narration viii, hpsssEe-. 5e sscccsSes,
A.pvg&tassis8tys q 5oszs communication,
-postp4y s'atA IN eteftfT zsa4asrs rep
4eselaae, 80 acEfsftles clSS1ns s4ggtf92S.
Jag sa5e ig99 .09e .as property 4pssss ~
Foreigners 81 Iaescteo. wits sDe ssELen ~
Geen TIE stasse department II nov
sseeagSsng Ifsss& for american esaib'
aat4s
Mia TIE fsn44sS States ano stgn:
E.sas5a7A naes1aan countries slaftny To-,
Mslay nsoogaSzsS Iassspzs. esat3re eca
xsrsA ~ al Etatleas wa egyeetec- Ell
$50 AfssApneo, GavzDAa1s caast sgsn'
Aese. planklea ~ Gfsase tolay tor Sci
tsg1e ~ deliver tSas .seo2n1tl2a acses
~ Nexacois Ae1 216 legal Sna1s'
eaacatiYe" &sse1esaao sa1s Eassatza
otter Y5siting tie GszfGao border, viii
seausn esther 20 Eez1Go stgy Or Vera
Gtsg1, tpF&a2ag9 s@oqSnt his ezSaaet a.as
ernse1s Esas Geg1ealn congress. Ger
eanzf4a Ge1aga4hs &pDo31ssS from ca
4aia.as1a as1S Sonora ss15 2zsssay 600
sFotAee py villa, VII bs a2,,paptsd py
Eastaaza.
Apypsnteaens ~, az American srlbzs,
eaaps ~ AexsGp C2ty VIII osDss@3y bs
y9styopeS -pf 4 sosruagbt a1tG az pre-,
aspeasas1ss u E,sfsspza>s aew sossrn.
nert ere yeFrSev7S.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-20

Tinted Press Leases Wire Ee-F<Ds3
cEHCaGC, Oct 22,--Hae1asr rae
eelo. Ire IL 10 5e Sraws among Art
1astftpts stEdsn+s, nlnss Saa.e aloaeis
s>,ss, dras1e5 Or otherwise, gsss raised
toSay py pretty Della E.atns. o. Dallas,
%sxsS.
Miss sasas WAS 2os1ng tart nt2at
wee. three ns2-res took tastr seats
a.aoag -as s,asents, TIE sor,aera
Yr9 Grew nsr ~resr sowa' a3oslt her
sz1S az1ksS csat,
The prhs, zao1sis ssts taeY woaLs
refine 10 c9se before negroes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-20
THE WEATHER.

For Reokuk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Thursday. Cooler tonight.
Warmer Thursday.
For Iowa: Fair tonight and Thurs.
day. Cooler extreme east portion to-
night. Warmer Thursday.
For Missouri: Fair tonight and
Thursday. Slightly cooler tonight
northeast portion.
For Illinois: Fair tonight and Thurs
day. Cooler tonight.
Weather Conditions.
The weather Is generally fair from
the Rockies TO the central valleys this
morning, and there have been light
rains in the Atlantic states.
The northwestern area Of high pres
sure has moved to the central plateau
region. with fair, slightly cooler wealth.
er on the eastern slope OF the Rockies,
and warmer. unsettled weather at
tends a moderate depression in the
northern mountain region.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-20

Esew Eark reanlra2gIs sus+eass hsat-
quarters nars annonszesp E0tsy-
'-hsea JERSEY ISM Kew York rpu
know" sas4p Nss. flames Lesss lIail-
xs~, 'sS,r course ss @oald nars DesIl
gla6 nae Jersey wpr sGfSnags, sotE We
xsrpv stsst cileg did sss,t haNs the prsr-
asrat.pn that VIZ nsts NAG hats.
J'Gs NsesaE IL Esv JERSEY fEsas oItisv
sstaGs rns WORKERS IL -aa sEzsts more
1ssssrninef - sagntr Gea- Lsidsss
AEsl.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-20
Stock Market Notes

- 90 eased Wire Service!
NEW YORK. Oct 2o--be'a Il. I'd
AT the opening of the stock ehe ai, !,
a, sn making an over night gain .
10 points. s+-ong. but
The general list was sH9 9a- ses,
n,,ces Yielded fractionally under s vss
attacks a on United States steel i,;-o Ssss
opened a. SEA. * gain. and , drtps''
0a TraSins was active during the .ss ol ii.
ing hour and slackened QUIZ aantionary,
afternoon. Prices were reac'Lo1 70 lss
BALDWIN Locomotive sold up noon
dropped back to 1901 and al
was quoted at 132. .sd to 5Iip
American WOODEN advance ss Westins'
bu, later lost "a Steel ana
house were active.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-20
EkIKAHG.

Tsse, ssrsis, ssSthWsst Of E2T Pa
isrbs, sn Official kptisttn announced
tsssy. II was ssis mo Serbian sris-
or~rs and t~sfys cannon Usre tsksn.
The Epstfisns Usrs rssSftsS ss-
rsncina on sSsbs,z.
serbisn defeats we're snnconesd
south If Lus4s ard EozevSs.
eULoHES THROWS OUT,
ROME. Oct. ,2o,-~Ths e0'gsTsns
have been thrsHn syt ~ yrsc,s and
the asisnika-f,iss railroad 10 SorSin2
uninterrpptsciy, according 70 . ais
patch today from Athens.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-20

- s- ~ E5 Il sRf
Dec ----- Lss -E1e -pas
JEn- .---- ls-ap -s
Mgr. ----- 81 sE -
Jan eea pa 70
u.5 as s-ss
jan ------ SOB s-ea
Chicago ErirTE-ss for aan -,
EGGS. Slsppbs Chile. l."ps. y-ss
Il Doc: wheat. IL cnIv ~
Wheat, UDrnIneses
m oars, unchanged
C8saranreK-
WHEAT and 1oG, 4-Iak5ppas ca1n' =
nm crsas. 1G:9e9
No-raSes. wrhsst HecssI
wsrnss,cl.s. aa25 cs-g-- DrtI-as sn-
W-srutnsg. 1.Ssz rE-k-
chjr.,o Cash Grain
CHICAGO, Oct e8-H heat. =
- r. , rn-snx sansG1G5-
r-Sc > reIiow, s-dF7rcs No
!, 80 No -narsa ss@ssAc. Va .
80 ssn
.,s-.-so 2 vti-e. 3sas Gy1c- No
~st-s asE Gssc. standard ssAc
-
x.. or, Cash Grain
rSas r-Ty OFT. sh-wnsa.-
80 new saQsa1ls. No 3
.-s .@r 81 nsa1R s- No hard
szro - a. No > red nsE, s1-1s
rev. - -sr 8. 1o6n1s No
g. - r. ssa1 as
- =. 3 ss1c.. No. 9. SIC. No
r-4.a s1a
w., --a.ar. No 2 ESQ
. -s.s eaa Iac- No. White
.se' -N.
soc-
e e,z;,-
- n a.. 1o-cor-Mar-
PSoH.A Ia, -,sxes md bet
XII 80 es.L.. No 4 mixed.
ts-- al
ssAe - s,,as No. 8
o..t-MaA
white. s
eli,
81 Lon,. somwne..-
ST LOUIS - ,ew
No 2 RED Few, Ell
sll2n q w. 10 x.,.
Con-No- .ea X =
sio~. st1c: No.
white, SIC ,r.E
Cats-So. z. 80 Qs.e' ~
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QFDps BIoeEsrs Enn fssds-s s5ssa
& 20 calves. sfa,BQaf. 30.
dpy rscsipts l. .DitGs; ma-.ks- sna,.
Ipwsr. Bulk. sT-amR. 20. heurr ~ =
RElD. msfiru. sT-T5aE.2s- IA.
~ HDmE.2n.
Sheep -srstE.s as.e8p. r,,,.|
E.sa6F. Lambs sg.2b6s. 10. 80
81 DnfDbs ws1nE-n. s. .sBaE .s5
DnlaSzs Live s1ncs
OMAHA. Oct 2n--CE-rls -s.ss,,.
1,5Df,3 market sIsarF~ Btsa-E, a-;s|
f.BTs rpws End dsitsrs, 81 p5Fs y.
BtuaEs-f En6 is.edarf. sF,5B4s. =
calves, s-DD@1llpg: puIss E-d s.,,,
Ss.2DnG.s5.
EpE rHrstv-I z.7bns. MARIE. s5aa.
LOWER. Bulk. s7--ag-sp. lop. sra
Sheep rsrstp-E c1.opD- r,s-l.
Easa6r Tsx-sinEs. sT9D dF7spe- Es,s
srs, Sa5b@E.5D. lEmhs lpafa.
svsE. s5a5GB.11
Chiszpo PRODUCE
CHICAGO. Oct. 2n-Esu--1ls --s.-rt-.,
PIC. hrEts, BIC: daiv sxrEE, Hsa.s,
dssirr frsts, 2a6gsc
EEs-Fsrs-s. .56a5cs o-tsnsr
h-B.6, ebdoErc
Enssss-Twins, z4Acs Young Arg.
Ices. 1ac-
Live pors-r-Fpw1s, 1b61s,- dpeh
lan1Be1 geese. l. q13c; so-,,r
s;fIickans. l2dzBr.. ru-EsTs, l4e.
Pu-stoes- 10 ca-E- MIN.
Br-Es and lsnir,s. 4D@ ESe. Wisconsin.
17mk5c- MachiExns gsGGr
Ne~ York p-,cp-..
yrw TORE Dcr. 2A-v5a- ma,
fst srE. 1rpchEnEsd
P1-t MARKET uuis.- Mess. ssspss
as5n
Ted market szsis-. Middle YES.
mot 81 $685..
suEx-. -1w. n1-fst firm Ceauih
Z.
snE- refined. -E-Kst firm. cH|
aus.. &s!B5- crushed s5g5: powdered
Ssg5-- "nula.sl. Sa15G5-3B.
E.ss Rio M 7 On spot T~G7xs
-z11Ur n-Ist uEist. CITY, Tc;
COUNTRY. -07rc- special -Ec
Hr -x-ag firm Prime, siasa
$1.se.
Dressed poE5t-r market dull Chick
ems. 1zI G97cs TURKEYS. 14G2.1e;
fowls, 1SGls tnrn- 1sGlsrc-
Live 2oult-T rE-Es- dull Gesse,
14a15c. ducks. 1SG1FcI fowls, III
GI5cs rErEsTs- 1sc: BOOSTERS, llc'
Chickens, 14Gsa :.
Cheese nArsst an state miis
c.nDa1 10 FpecaEL L9l S1sc' skans'
co1noa 10 specA xo lsge
als- nA1kA lnl hs y
ass- Csales e -zc' CAR.
TUBS 15CIs 12'AAioa cIeAlie4'
1rElA" IsC -..s.
Egg 1893 80,
NsE VILE 80 $3.50
&c:
New yerx Money Market.
NV go -
l
s Fl . 80, ,,s,.
Mnias pAP -
- so.,
D 800 80 st.sn gIssx
o si . 'O
Orss Re o.. rcNgo,sss :
r-...- - .o,r, = tsr ~ their
80. -. -. $3.50 csu Vas TO,
sa..sa- ,.-.,s
-. ..-.s fo,a,en
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Searching sor Smdtrs.

Searching for Ssnsstrs.
SIyN,HsT+1AsE Tszas, G1ct, RI
One Thousand American softtisrs ffnf
almost ssu sntlsa number Of aci~flaans
sstse sstrfi officers were ssacctttrr lol:s-
Fpr tns Mezieep panfits vino Ehpntsar
nSsi1s wrecked GIre ttnsf autp 4 Ia=s~
ssIsser t-ssfn Near hnss Killing -wp
Americans, es+<s wprsnGfns sauu-ns<
Enc seriously wpnnding fotsr o-ners.
&l.lpusn 1ns wreck pccu-rse five ENC
.,ns1ss-c mites Ifar-rn u iIsss, -ns
search extended -tIir~r miles NJ +Tss
river snt considerable tfstsnce
Ep --acs has been fofnr - Luis De
La Rosa. nppsd rarrait 1sa0er w.np is
said 80 IsaFe ttirscssp rtss stack On
Inc .-ain t1rc-ss ere pstrg nracs
particularly 50 ftrd ttm and Antcsto
Stzsno. another paIraE cfalef bslaefsc
70 ps implicated. The summary exc
errior 81 ssp Neyicans. alleged mem
ps.s u sas gs-Sg 81 v.scksrs, has -s{i-
81 20 remove apprehension 81 another
artack, az most " -tis caytpssf tnsr
ve.s s..xxr1ss 1T q asaGer>
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Salt Lake election

r1Tnt.ed press Leased wire so-on
SALT LAKE. Utah: OCT. .-on, tie
s,nt vote in yesterdays ,, maa,ar
election w. N. Perry and I've I've been
N MOTIFS sdf for mayor. The s aarssip,
full candidates for comm q Giasue
were Herman Green, Russell
Karl schied and Henry iv chossa
two of whom will be MAJ 2. C.
for the election Novemnel Iii n,ats
Bock and Fred c. Bassett W., W.
the Anal campaign for auai'o'.
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hz<4rr. Ekstsllss<.

GGg/YsGsTCR. Tel.s-s, OFT H.
Gastasp Nsyarsp, superintendent q.
sae sreeas5 4. Re,d1q CRY. wa err
c9tsS ssstssday Tor &.sso.1iteasy So the
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E~S~NA.

Scarce.
E.cfgssca G5c5sc Tsas good losers
aoa't figure largely fn history.
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t9ne-ls ttsty-pacfpn, according 70 q
,5aDisgran ssceisen nsrs TUne-.
The MESSAGE sRr-te- stated that
Ias.z1szs paper noner NO. he worm
tive &c pne, gpiC.
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Mufee-Kecoipts were
the offering In this line was eAssp
tionsiiy good. consisting OF e ."s.,
mules, big miners and some saa
mules. The market was wen a''eL .;on
by BUYERS from the southern seo, ed
and a number OF cotton mules n roana
outlet through this souICe and
was some demand for dig - s.ls
a few o. these types also 1ounu
M advance In prices. o-sse;
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River Bulletin.

The river VIII rise slightly from
Davenport to Keokuk during the next
twenty-four hours, becoming station
airy by Friday.
Local Observations.
Oct. Bar Their Wind W'th'r
10 .. m--2a.s7 81 SW PtCl'dy
20 a. m.-2g3s 81 NV Clear
Mean temperature 18th. G2.
Highest, IL.
Lowest, 50.
Lowest last night, 81.
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Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-13
SAFETY IN HIGHWAYS.

In view of the large number of &C., cidents which occur in the streets in which children figure prominently, and the constantly increa sing danger which threatens the users of the highway to- day. it is a commendable move which has been made by the Connecticut company in offering prizes to school children in the high, grammar and ru- ral schools of the state for the best essays written on the subject How keep safe upon the streets and roads,"
 Like essay contests upon other sub jects this is bound 10 mean the giv- ing of greater thought to the import ant question of personal safety and as result of that additional considera- tion of such matter it can be ex- pected that the resulting ideas will stand a much better chance of being put into practice than otherwise might be the case.
 It is a step in the education of the children which has shown good results when applied to historical subjects, locality and there is every reason to believe that it will prove as fruitful when applied to highway safety. It lO OS I1OpSbt S4Ac<l tIl0 OPpOA
 will bring out general participation for the greater the number who par
 ticipate the greater will be the benefit that results, even -Ihoush it is under stood at the start that everyone can l not get a prize. Such a contest does not of course mean that the full re- sponsibility for safety in the highway rests with the children, but they car contribute great deal towards it ii they will but realize the dangers that exist and do their utmost to avoid 1 them. It would be an excellent thing l if every pupil should enter the con- l test if for no other reason than getting l the idea of the contribution they car
 make to their own safety fully i'm | pressed upon their minds
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-13
NEW ENGLAND SICK
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Victims of Digestive Disorder Tell of Wonderful Effect of
 Remedy.

Many New England stomach suf. ferers and, in facA people all over the United States, have found remarkable results from the use of Mayr's Won derful Remedy.
 Hundreds in this State alone have taken this remedy and tell today of the benefits they received. Its effects come quickly-the first dose con xinces: no long treatment Here 10 what two who have taken it say:
 MRS. S. D. JOHNSON. 61 Whit more street, Hartford. Conn, wrote: My. pains left me the next day after taking the treatment. It is simply wonderful how it relieved me-"
 MRS. CLARE SHAW. 4s3 Dexter St-, Providence, R. l., wrote: T re ceived your treatment and 1t saved ny life. I am better now than 1 have been for twenty years"
 Mayr's Wonderful Remedy gives per manent results for stomach, liver and intestinal ailments. Eat as much and whatever you like. No more distress after eating. pressure of gas in tht stomach and around the heart. Get ont bottle of your druggfst now and try I on an absolute gparantee-if not satis factory money VII be returned
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-13

tors from whom received only tempo rary relief. decided to give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound fair trial and also the Sanative Wash. have now used the remedies for four months and cannot express my thanks for what they have done for me.
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 Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound, made from native roots and herbs, contains no narcotic or harmful drugs, and to-day holds tho record of being the most successful remedy for female ills we know of,- and thousands of voluntary testimonials on file in the PinkhAm laboratory at Lynn, Mass, seem to prove this fact
 If you have the slightest doubt that Lydia E. Pfnkhnm's Vegeta- ble Compound will help you, write to Lydia aE.Plnkham MedicineCo Confidential Lynn, Mass, for ad- twice. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman, and held in strict confidence.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-13
BERLIN BANKS.
Appear to Have Done Satisfactory Bus mess During First HaH of Current Year.


 The great banks of Berlin appear to have had fairly satisfactory business results during the first half of the cur rent year. The Deuttsche Bank even reports that its business was remark ably good, but the sources of It's earn ings were partly different from those of last year. An Essen bank att tached to the Deutsche Bank had even larger earnings than for the frst half of 1914.
 The Berliner Handelsgesellschaft another of the big institutions of the city. also did comparatively well. the reduced earnings from brokerage op- erations and stock and bond fotations having been counterbalanccd by inter- est receipts on loans and discounts Good profits were made by financing the manufacture of war supIies, and surplus deposits could also be put al a fair profft into the Treasury bills oi the Empire. The leading director O, the Dresner Bank says that the busi- ness results of that institution have been very good. He mentions the fac that many foreign securities were sold for the banks customers. He men. tions Scandinavian securities as ar example. but says that still more Ru- ! ranian bonds were sold.