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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-06
C~URIOSIDADES DEL OLA

Mas de un million de dolares a la
semara obtuvo de ganancia Henry
Ford, eli celebre fabricante de auto
movies, durante el ano fiscal que
termino ell 81 de Julio ultimo. Los
1eeocios. en- totaf,0 arrojaron la SUI
ma de S2O6,S67,34 y las utilidades
de TODD ell ano fueron de cerca de Sc
senta millones. Ell total de hombres
e~mpIeados en- las fabricas de Ford
es de 49,S70. de los cuales 26.626
reciben cinco d6lares o mas como
sueldo diario.
En- Winsted, Conn, habla una
gallina que ha batido el record, entire
suc semeiantes, en- la "lnGustrla &c
noner huevos. Murio hace p0cos diaS-
v su dueno lie hizo solemnes funeraleS.
.Durante su vida-dijo Mr.. Foote-
puso 5000 huevos, que a treinta
centavos docena, me dieron I'm rendl
miento de $66. Procreo $50 pollos,
los que, a s~etenta Y cinco c%entavos ca
da uno, me produjeron Sl20."
Los refinadores del platinO es-
an alarmados con Ell ALA de este me-
tai. poruue en- memo de dos dias ha
aumentado en- veinte dolares la onza
Valia primero sesenta dolares y des
pu&s ochenta y hasta ochenta y sels'
La cscasez de platina preocupa a los
ioyeros, cuienes no saben que haceI
para cumplir sus compromises de Ma
vidad. epoca en- que sc acostumbrs
hacer regalos en- los Estados Unldos
Parece que eli alza del precio Deepen
de del embargo decretado por Ru'
ksia ~respecto de aquel metal.
Los Delegates m%exicanoS- d'
envio Carranza para discutir a2el :
de la soberania de Mexico, Sc paseaT
en- ell yatch presidential Lay flo
wer." segdn nos euenta ell Jetegrafo
jOue h:arian 81 Sc les aparec 20, co
mo salido de las ondas, no va el espi
ritz luminoso de los cadetes &C. Cha
sultepec o de Azueta; sinoeE deiFe
Xix Gomez, muerto en- ell Carrlza
hace POGO tempo?
No cabe duda de que las c%onferen
.ias deiaran s~atisfecha RI Presidente
Wilson.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-06

1ue emplea Carranza para solucionar
as huelgas ferrocarrileras en- su
pals? En- Mexico no ian existido tales
movimientos desde hace mucho item
DO. Cuando Sc inician. CarranZa SIM
plemente arresta a los directories de
la huelga y los manda matar, evitaI-
do asi complicaciones ulteriores. MIR.
Wilson aprueba cuanto hace el Sc
nor C~arrarza, ipor que no sigue sns
metodCs rompe-huelgas?"
;Que le dira a su conciencia c!
Presidente Wilson cuando ~reflexlone
en- que csos obreros mexlcanos, en-
cuyo favor Sc hizo la revolution, ga
nan dos pesos ca%rrancistas al dla'
&c decir. seis centavos ORC, Y cuando
exigen mejor formal, Sc les arresta J
fusila. como a los mayores eliminates
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-06

ca,orey, dc Rr7-an;n. ~,
Historic he RohinsJn Cr:Isoe. Hermoso H.
.inne- Ed;,.iin dc lufC. 2.H9
La Dana de las CameiiaS. rs
Los Slcte pecados capi;alcs. ? iomos $50
- In- a., MOS 100
Los tltiInOS dias de POmpeya. Una dc las
obras mas inlercS2atcs de Ia epoca 70
mana FHici6n de Iuio. 100
| La muller adiitcra. I tOmos tcla. . . BIS
Ia hIis del Cardinal. e.75
los Tres MOSQueteTos, con Su ~rontinuacihn
"Veintc amos deSpucs" y III NIzConde
de Bragclonc. I :O!noS. 20"
los MistcrioS lie Ia InuuiSjri6n. . SIS
q h,yrnt1d ia E1r,C;ie Cu1rtO. no
NAPOLEON. nor Dumas. $40
oscar v Amanda. ? tomoS. rs
Pablo V Virginia. a25
QUO vsdIs? Nnyela Historical &c la eDCca
da Ner0n. h1r
Romeo v lulIcta. AS
lin hIIO natural. 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-06
CiENCiIS GCCLTaS

ri,.,,.,,, ,.t rcy S,Ia,pan. o.c5
bic-lorarsD Internal. CDntIrDe mISta hia"-
~. vniE y D"E-a. ap7riri2u"S. coH!t-nS,
r~ac.UfEWI"utp-. "'r- -"
"rsrra = RITUAL 80 IA Alta Hagia- obra que
r1srIa los misr"r,Cs del OculiisIU. Con
tn. Of ~rtanvulr Dc alOT6n Ia Caba!a,
SsrrniOs del GyItD. uicrOmanria, etc. I-hn
FnrhiriGInueS GrInnri0S ' Pcntaruihs Nv
Il Dragon R0i0. o sea ct arf2 dc maFdlr
= los cSpiritis- "'-'
~ p0rrr del PcuSamIento. ~ dominic g
~rullura. Como smdIsT Su Tirrzh LOO
FL in~0 Internal. TyataG" complete DO Jas
rirnr.7S u~r-iraS. Cnn'icUr 81 lthr0 O."
S.1 CIirIaGo. rlayicUia dr Nalomdn, 90
I.~a-6a Eulu y l. '.lbra Internal, rer"ils
Ce ~ Ecrnu Cleopatra, PIE. -"
Fl rrriafcFu U:G-GQ ROlr- COrtlenc par-
tbS lUr"rnalo<. eUcGNtaIi,2nlOS, mufo ne
h.-rr-c invisible. etc. ".hn
Ia --ar vaffa atiyinGiOra Y Ell yielO drui-
ia de las pirimIcRS. "a
isb-o Nacn0 d. ~Ia CipFiano. EdictAn ini-
ca = complete Dol faEtoSo GrtGDorio, ' n
sII2 aUIuul.ra entire Indd-. 5.Nm
La Clayl"Ula del IIe"hicero. 0 nbTo de san
: Clprlauo. con inriu.tld Dc ScCrctOS. M
. Ia gran mI-ia suprrma. On
Manual dc ma"ia blanca. rs
+ Manual de magta T"Ia. 10
( Manual q" mdg!a n"Sra. . . O"3
! Serr"roS lie les Sar!tos. Arte dc ganar 2 %
dos los JuegnS- d. len
/ Sccrcros Dc Alberto 81 G:ande. O.25
( Sr~rernS de Ia VTeStidl-tlaCion Y Ia maEia.
IrrcirneS PRACTICES De -ScamOteo. ihD
Z SncrrtOS del Inferno. h25
Z raso-o de NilayrnS de Il Cruz de Cdrav9-
n. V~erdadcra joya del oCulfisrRN. O.3O
verdadero horoscope para sd!vinar Ell por-
ycnir- uco
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-06
nnnSS DE VICTOR HUGO.

y4r'qs a Ia nDvia. 90
r1as us
~ Snubra me RE. 0.55
- s1o terrible. 065
- - FsnisodioS de Ia Rev. Francesca O.G5
- T,c.ripr-n OGG
IAN de I>l.ndia o FL H0mbrc Fiera.. c.ej
L. lryenla dc los SiSloS. GT5
lbs NisarabIcS. , tOmOS. f21
= us trrbajaaOreS del mar. O.S5
, vuasfra sonora de Paris. O.6J
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-06
S0VELtS DIrERSAS.

Amor Sublime. NoYeIa meJlcana. C.7I
AbelaTdo Y ElOiSd. . 60
Astucta o los Charros Contrshandtstas. No-
vcia meyiCana. , tGinOs. t.G
hon Q,iljo,c de Ia Mancha. EdIct6n dc lu-
o. col grJhadoS. 2-GG
II Iarftr del G6lgGta. Hnrmoss ohra. hasa
da en- Ia vida del Redentor del InuEio.
Tn tomO grande. bien empastado.. ana
FL PeriQutlIu Ssrnientn. Divcrtida J famo-
81 nOTela m9Htcan3. on
Fl %IcrObado, o Enrique de LagardcrC. 90
FL amor de los aTnOTeS. NOvela sentimental.
4 iornoS. pasta tela. 3.2l
FL inferno de los reioS. Segunda parte dc
Ia anterior. { iomoS, tcla. S.21
FL Condo de MonieCriStO =, La Nano del
NuartO. 3 iomOS grandeS. rs
EEptaci6n. o 81 martiriO de una madre use
FL iufio Errantc. as
ri Sstio dc Ia Rochela. ..... e.S'
Fl htio a~bandonado. s.T0
Ell huerfano Gel regimiento. ..... o.7N
ESpinsS de una flor. S.2a
{ Flor de nm dia. 81
Flor dc Passion. Nevela de anor . "a
6uarlno McsGuinOs .-.S..-.-..-..--. Sa.8,
I'll Bias de Santiilana. Edici0n de luJo 2-W
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-06

FL Gobicrno UruGuayO. eStd pro-
yeciando la construction he IN
muellc que DE- cabida a los buq ,cs
mas grandes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-06
opp,S NE c.RGyyS. ISvEENrzIo

uhItSS bt iEshOIbNN
Amores traEicoS; : 'omoS- "S,
Al horde del abismO Y Lao funcSlG: :
tHilpS. . "'
COraz6n Dc madrc. . tomOs . OSl
Coraz6n de obrcrO. , tomos. a.. O@l
Cadcua ctcrna- ( torHos. i.G9
Crimen sin casi:so ' Iuchs. supTema: 8
Dramas tGIt'23 del adnlicrlo. > iomos. go
81 bssO de una muarta Y la venSanza d"
una IOCa. J~tOCiO9. . OS'
FL UitImO beSO. O.%I
Fl SeCreto de IN bandidO. 9.@
Fl iren de il mucrte. , tOfnns. 0.Ht
Fl hiiu del anarquiS'3. , iOInOs. Us
Fl albergue del helitO. : tnmOS. n.D
Fl ahOrcadO del parque, 4 iOmoS. t.6J
Ell c~alvario de una madrC y Arrcpentimlen-
10. ? lOmOS. . 10
Los CrimeneS de niavOlina- . iOmOs. $50
L.OS amOres maltit0S. , tOmoS. . O.D
Los maridOS infdmeS. , tOm0S. . O.S'
Ii Sepuitada viva. , tomOS. . . U.S
Las yiCilmas del amor. . O.4h
Las tragedias de los CclOS. ( toInoS. i.Gt
La pecadOTa. . U.M
La hija de IL pOricra. 2 OmOS. . O.S'
II resurrection de I'M angel. D.. Oi0
Ia hailarina del fca'TO Real. ? tomoS O.Sl
La Ultima citI. > trmOS . . Isl
Los mlSieriOS del Crtnen. 4 iOmoS. t.GO
Las c~SClayaS DlanCas. > iOnOS . nSj
PaTaiSO . Inferno. O.tc
Rim o 81 Angel de los Alpes. 2 torCos esq
Teresa IL aCSuCitada. ; iOmoS. h.Sn
Tn Crimcn en- autom0vil. , lOmOs. OSl
| Virgen y madre y Expiacton. 3 tomos. i.2o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-06
.Noycias a ~ ccntavOS

Arte DE Duscar marIdo.
Amor Y mart!rlO.
Calyarro de amor
Fl nOviO preStado.
~ nurSatorin dc las sOlteras.
" paTaiSo de las mllJeres.
Fl inferno DC los hombres-
FL hada de los mares
Fl Collar de cSmeTald8S.
F, niln de r~ulSe1Orcs-
n 81 dc las nifias.
f. anna en- IR ECSo.
Ia Efia DE '7s flores
Ic r.fa de los iazmines-
ia viuda alegTe.
Ia CoTle del amor.
la pr;IrsSa del dollar
Ia hli7 DC Venus
Las obrcrsS dci amor.
Las hijaS del champagne.
Las Eyas modarnaS.
MaJhIraS sean las muIereA
NaldHos scan los hombrss.
Maii:,aS sean las suesTss.
Naldilo sea- el amor.
MalditGs sean los ceihs.
POrrue 50 CaSan los homhreS-
Porque Sc casan las mujeres-
Porgue pecan las mujercS-
y FcrruG rcInciden las viUdaS-
\ FoT-"e mUrmuran las yielcs-
FOR SHguir 4 una muIer-
~ Dsj"S.sd Fl Amor.
viva mi revist
~hzIccUI, 20" Carlpia Rrseina-
ii"Ta. nor CariOta Rraema-
- E'rrrro d. ORC.
III htiu Haldito.
VI m~1auSrT.tN de mi mRdra.
~ cHTI a. sIuea.
Maria. DOT Jorge IssacS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-06
RELIGION

Anrcra dc Salvari6n- S.eS
CalcrISmg So Hlpalda. .-.---- V.b
ComuiSaGur General. No
f,..ciE,,o DO pcr-cycr7ucIa. leo
nevorionarlO irulCalU17nO. us
Ii GcntO del CristiInIsrno- Lectures para
- r,~,r E,,frion 30 into 2Gg
FllCSOrfa Elemental. rOr Balm"S. t-So
Historic Sa-rada- LIbrO del Antisuo Y Nue-
70 Trsiamenip. gu" sOH'i"ne Ia historic
del pueblo de Israel Y pinta las fignraa
Dc pal9iarcaS : prOreiaS. v!rnfoSc clara
uonte como 50 TrenarG IN ycntda del We
- rs.,i.n IL. mo ira
7 a iTri,,r,nn da rriSin n.GG
! III, r,s,rr,nD Dc Gr7r,.nrs. GEi
ms Marines O. 81 friunTO dc In religion ryis-
f,,03. NOR Chltcluhrrand. Ediri0n dc lr,O
con s,rYhs1o. RS
Nnvcna del SantO Nt1o dc hiOCha. MA
rarl-rp LavaiIr d. u JuyentuG u=i
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-06
LU QuE PRODUCE uaGlENGiA

In ingIGs ha inventado I'm b"te
saIva-vidas pIegadiz0, con una cu-
bierta dc gonna que tapa auLc--tlca
'mantc iCl-. D'cadn-a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-06

AVENTURAS DE SHERLOCK HOLMES
Ga 30 centayOs cada tom0).
FL Vendedor de cadayereS.
Fl robO del diamaIte azul .
La hiia del uSurerO. o
Blackwell. 81 piTata del TameSls.
Sack el deStripadOr.
Los monederoS raIsos de Londres.
La maleta Sangrienta.
Tn mcdlCO criminal
81 teSiamcntO del director.
Sherlock Holmes Y ell contrahandiSla d'
opiO.
En- la escucIa del criInen de Pi,tnh'rrg.
4 las purrlaS de Ia mueTiC-
La v!uda rcja de Paris.
La heStla humana
Una nOche de terror.
FL robn del collar De Fcriss.
La infame poSada del Cairo
FL narfragio de CORN.
e. rey de los bandIdos.
AyENTTRAS DE John C. BAFFLES.
IA 80 centavGS cada i0Ino}.
FL inC02nttO mIStcTiOSO.
Tn rOb0 en- cl ralaCiO Real.
Fl principe iugador-
Fl aSdlIO en- cl Sleeping.
Fl aiun rOjO.
Fl hrrcG"rc de EagIsSione-
Fl SCrrr;o del anillo.
FL P-cStdenie dc las COlonlSs.
II rdiSO SllicddOr.
La duncHIla rlpiada.
II rU>il del negro.
FL te@Orn del Royhi-
I'm viale de bOdas.
Fl tesUrO del EsladO-
Fl SaCCrGOlc DEF Sol.
En- Ia raInnera-
II SeCrCtO del teSoTo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-06

arria hi f1.ta nc IN inVento
que print IJFlbrIr re alum to-
IL y eLu IzegllJ de flerr".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-06
oBRAs POETICAS DE PEA.

caatos del HOCar. %
FL Arpa del Amor. Edicihn de lulo- - "
Flores dC-Alml. Edicion d. lul0. IL
tiuglr = PItria. EdiCI0n de luJn. e IL
GIOrias de Mexico. ConuoslC.Ones dc
dIradas . Ia patria Y i sis heroeS. . ~
Memorials, reliqIiaS ' retratos. Pr0Sas ~
QecuerdOS Y ESpcranZaS- Ed. de Iiio IL
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-22

He is president of the l. T. U. and
has called a meeting of the appren-
tice committee in Indianapolis the
week of Jan. 25 to take up school in
vestigations and devise ways for bet
ter apprentice training.
The International typographical
union is one labor organization that
has made first-hand Investigations of
vocational training and industrial
education, a commission having
been appointed last year to study the
teaching of trades in public schools
and their effect on labor. The COM
mission claims that vocational train
ing schools are at variance with the
ethics of good craftsmanship when
they teach the technique of the trade
before the pupil has had thorough
academic instruction.
1890
When a guy says he "Worships q
Il n TIIy Is idol
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-22

made criminals in institutions. They /
have that frame of mind, too. They |
are the foes of society and they in |
culcate more bitterness, more sense |
of injustice into the mind Of the boy |
who feels he didn't get as fair a deal
as another guy.
But talk to them after they have
been sentenced or held to the grand
jury and you will be appalled, at their |
ignorance of why they were given a |
sentence or held; appalled, at their |
lack of knowledge of what the law
has provided as their punishment. |
And lead them back to their crime, |
whatever it was, and into their eyes
there flashes not shame, but rather |
the light of reminiscent adventure
and regret that they were caught.
1t cries out to you who talk so |
much of institutions, it cries out to |
you a shame that you permit these |
boys to grow up in ignorance OF the |
law as society has framed it for So
ciety's protection. It is your least |
duty that you give these boys a
knowledge of what constitutes crime, |
of the limitations OF the Judge who |
as psychologist may see into boys
soul while the police and the states
attorney look no further than stat
ute book and their records for ar
rests and convictions; of the limita-
tons of the Judge to go outside of the
law that has never considered the
individual, but the community; of the
punishment that will be melted to
him in correctional institutions.
You cry for more institutions in
which to punish the boys. who go
astray. 1t is your shame that you do
not give them warning of what is
violation of the law and of what pen
atty they will pay when their boyhood
is laid on the altar of the good of So
ciety."
It isn't an impossible task. You
could omen the schools at night and
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-22

When a guy says he "worships a
girl" it usually is an idol remark.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-22

situations into which to place the ig-
norant offenders, but never to en-
tighten them that they may know
when they err or why they are pun
ished or what the punishment is in
tended to teach them.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-12-20

"Ir the better tho day the better the
decd, why may ii not as well be that
the creator the emblem the greater
the yoOd?"
Nbrrc,pon thcv made sail and 6is.
npnrnrrd n,lown thc western horizon.
Ana from that dny nrorlv dOO yc,rs
ago until but u frw months ago no eve
of man saw sign or trace of thcm
y
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

Fannie Ward In "For tho Defence"
Fannie Ward, the distinguished Am
erican actress, who recently scored
such a triumph in the Lasky produc-
ton of 1.-The Cheat" will be seen at
the Grand today and tomorrow, in a
thrilling detective story by the same
author, entitled For the Defense. 1t
is q Paramount picture. The story of
For the Defense" has to do with the
adventures OF Fidele Roget, a little
French novice, who is sent by the
sisters to q convent in Montreal. Ar
irving in New York she Is persuaded
BY q runner Of disreputable house TO
60 with him. Ffdele is taken to the
house but escapes by climbing out OF
the window and down the fire escape,
where she finds herself in a network
of backwards.
Jim Webster and his friend, Richard
Madison, are too drunk to open the
front door of the Webster home. and
finally, maid slips down and let's
them in. Richard tries to kiss the
maid and Henri, the butler. her sweet
heart, rushes to her protection. Dur
ing the fight that follows, Henri hurls
Richard against the andirons, killing
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-04
FORMAL OPENING
| Of CLUB MAY q
10 va ,ather viii Permit, Members
WIN Have Chance to Start 1916
Season Of Country Club
In Three Weeks.
RAPID PROGRESS MADE
Construction Of New Home Is Being
Accomplished SO That Building
viii be Ready
July I.

The formal opening Of the Keokuk
Country club will be held on Satur-
day, May 81, according to the plans
OF the club officers now. A custodian
will be at the club on Saturday, May
Ii, provided. of course, that the
weather is favorable. This means
that the club will be open a week
from Saturday If members wish to go
out and if the weather is Of the sort
to entice one out Of doors. The Off
cial opening two weeks later also
hinges on the weather. but it is hoped
that there will be settled conditions
by that time.
From all present indications the
club members will be in their new
home by July I. The brick work is
practically complete and the placing
of tiles on the second story has been
commenced. The kitchen Of the new
club house is under roof.
It has been the plan to turn the
house over to the building committee
on July 1. which would allow for two
weeks or so in which to furnish the
house, and prepare for the house
warming. The excellent progress
which has been made on the con-
struction Of the building leads the
members to hope that they can be
In the new home by July 1. The
house-warming will be a big social
event of the summer.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-04
CITY NEWS.

Moving. J. Opstelten, phone R-64S.
Predictions are for a rising tenn
perature.
Don't forget Ludwig's shoe spec
ial bargain day, Saturday.
The state convention Of postal
clerks will be held at Waterloo May
1873.
Emerson Russell who was oper-
ated on for appendicitis at st. Joseph's
hospital on Sunday. Is reported as
getting along nicely.
Don't forget to attend woodman
dance and card party May 5. Admis-
sion 15c. Agnes orchestra. Rights
OF admission reserved.
For anything made from paper
and ink, from hand-bill to cata-
lIogue, phone The Gate City job print
| ing department. Cali 35.
Regular meeting OF Keokuk
lodge, No. LOG, B. P. o. E., tonight at
s o'clock, Elks' hall, Sixth and Blon.
deau streets. Visitors invited.
Regular meeting Of Pukechetuck
lencampment No. Z, I. o. o. F.. at
lOdd Fellows hall at o'clock tonight.
Visiting brethren fraternally invited
to attend.
Henry Henke and wife have con-
veyed to E. L. Aldrich lot IL in block
16, Kilbourne's addition. P. ]. Krichel
and wife have conveyed to Alice
Young, lot 8 in block Is, Kilbourne's
addition.
-Keokuk members of the Eagles
lodge will be interested to learn that
the Quincy Eagles are making good
progress with their new building and
it is expected the building will be
ready for the roofers about the lat
ter part of this month.
Rev. DR.. G. D. Saunders preached
last night to the largest audience that
has been present since the meetings
opened at Pilgrims Rest church. To.
night he will conduct the closing ser
mon of the revival and the ordinance
Of baptism will be administered after
the sermon. Services will commence
at 1880 p. m. sharp.
"A large crowd listened with IN
terest to a discourse on the Law
at the tent last night. It was shown
clearly from Gods word that His law
will stand forever until the heavens
and earth pass away. Sin" the
speaker said, els the transgression OF
the law and where there is no law
there is no transgression." Faith
will be the topic for tonight.
Although graduates and friends
of Knox responded literally during
the last twenty-four hours of the en-
dowment campaign, the college was
still $4,000 short of the 100000
mark at midnight Monday night. But
this does not mean that the cam
paign has been failure. The col
lege proposes to go right ahead with
it and complete the haif-million fund
by commencement time.
The following item from the
Quincy Herald causes The Gate City
to hope that a steamboat schedule
more favorable for Keokuk will be
| established: The steamer Keokuk ar
rived this morning at 10:40 O'Clock
from Keokuk and Burlington, with q
. big load of freight and passengers
1.-THE little packet has been doing ar
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exceptionally big business this spring.
The passenger traffic has been un-
usually good for so early in the sea-
son. The boat left at o'clock for
the return trip.
Tho Fort Madison Gem City says:
A. D. Fletcher, we'll known farmer
and stock buyer residing near West
Point, has announced his candidacy
for supervisor on the republican
ticket Ad is wen known throughout
upper Lee county and will no doubt
be a favorable aspirant to ONCE. He
has resided in this county for many
years. He is an officer In the West
Point Fair association and trustee OF
West Point township. He is good
roads enthusiast and 1t is declared
was the hrst man to place a steam
tractor at work on the county roads.