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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-08


At the meeting tonight at the
superior court rooms at which the
future of Company l., First infantry,
will be discussed, no money will be
asked for. or pledges solicited. The
meeting is simply to get the senti-
ment of the business men and fac
tory men who employ tho men who
are in Company L as to their will
ingness to let the members Of the
local militia go to the state encamp-
ment this summer. The camp will
last ten days.
If these employers will grant their
men leave to attend the camp and
will thus give the local militia full
quota at the encampment, it is pos
sible that the city will not lose the
company. The business men who are
employers of many of the members
of Company L have been invited to
the meeting, and will discuss the
situation along with the others who
will be present.
While the company here has no
suitable armory, this question may not
be considered tonight, as the main
thing before the meeting is to find
ont how many employers will allow
their men to go to camp. 1t was
stated this morning that there would
be no money asked for or pledges
solicited tonight. just the request that
the militia men be allowed to attend
the camp.
The meeting will be held at
o'clock in the superior court rooms
at Seventh and Main streets.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-08
ACTION IS BROUGHT
IN DISTRICT COURT
". j. Wright Alleges Wrongful Deten
ton CT Some Property by
George Sherwood.

A suit is on file in tie district court
brought by V. J. Wright vs.. George
Sherwood in which plaintiff alleges
that he is the owner Of seventeen
horse collars, two buggies and a
wagon which he alleges are at 103
Main street. He alleges that he pur-
chased these from defendant whom.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-08
NOTICE

Dog license is due June 1st. All
dogs found running at large without
tags after that date will be taken up
and killed, or information filed
against owners.
c. H. HENNEMANN,
City Marshal.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-08
suIIARDs AND aowIINc.

FOR SALE-Billiard tables, brand
new, carorn and pocket, with complete
outfit, s125; second hard tables at re-
duced prices. Easy payments. Cigar
store, drug, delicatessen and soda
fountain fixtures. The Brunswick
Balke-Collender Co., Davenport, Iowa
I. c. Sanders. agent, 21J Harrison ST.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-08

he alleges, is wrongfully holding same
The property is valued at s267 and
the plaintiff claims he has been dam
aged in the amount of $50 by the
wrongful detention. He asks for
Judgment, to have the property re-
turned. or for the value of the prop
erty and damages OF $50.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-08
WONT ASK MONEY
At THE MEETING
Only Request to be Made Is That En-
pIoyers Allow Men Time OFF
to Attend Encampment
This Summer.
FUTURE OF COMPANY L
What Will BIO Disposition of Local
Militia Hinges on Action
to be Taken This
Evening.
FUTURE OF COMPANY L
MEETING TONIGHT.

MEETING TONIGHT.
The citizens Of keokuk are urged
to be present tonight at the su-
perior court rooms, Seventh and
Main streets at O'Clock to dis
cusG the future Of Company L.
ED. s. LOTION, Mayor.
D. 3. HAMlLL,
e. F. RENAUD,
e. 1. WILLIAMS,
Committee.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-08

Mrs. Russell Sage continues her
interest in education. she has given
$500 to an art school for young
women in Troy, y. Y.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-08
Finest Groceries
Lowest Prices

Godlen Glow flour ............. $1.e5
Sllnkist flour .......$ 1.65
Diamond Brand flour ........ $1.65
Sugar, pure can, % lbs. ....... $2.15
Corn. Q cans for .... rs
Early June peas, 2 cans for -. rs
Pork and beans, No. 2, z cans. rs
Pork and beans, No. 3, per can. 10
Pet or Kaholla milk, per doz. .e5
Coffee, Imperial or Winner
Brand. 2 lbs. .25
Matches. boxes -..... rs
Saur kraut. 2 cans ..... is
String beans, 3 cans .......... .25
Hominy, No. 8, 4 cans .....-... .25
Corn Flakes, 2 for ............. rs
Calumet Baking Powder, Csc
can for 20
Lenox Soap, s bars ............ rs
Kiefer Pears, No. 2, 2 for $500. rs
Catsup, 2 bottles for .......... is
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Cas- eOnmiaa gladmiitasSfOnIer

gel.sentlid bss Sonnidgstonseris
bes Spmpbonie SrHsiisrs, bas am
tommsnosn Scnntaa Rdfmittag in
ber MuIitbaae ftdtifinbsi. perben bic
Raiisireunbe GeIsssnheit erhaItsn,
sins aompoiition Or. Aunwalbs al
b5rsn, nGmlid cine Drdsitriruns Sss
S6ubert'f6.n Wari&es in DsmpIl.
DisIe Soni95pfuns srItbt Bel bisier
@sIesenbsit ibrs srite 4uffiibrung in
Gintinnntt.
Die iibrissn Srhsiisrnummsrn iino
bic btliebis .SuDsrture gu .Di9tsr
unb Bauer. bon Guppe; gdrmsns
Suit. go. l BON 9i,ei; GeifsDupsrs
ture BON 2aFen; bas Cargo aus BEN
Wpsari'I9en .Alurinsitsn Quin.
tsiiS unb Der Maliiirsnriit bon Wag.
rer.
Dir Goliftin b,s Aon5srts III Glis
idbstb Durlanb 2dnsborft, cine Be-
fannte bisiise Sopruniitin, ipslhe iid
.Glia's Eruum1 aus Wugnsrs .,9anns
bduIsr@ Iorpie bic Uric WaHenst'l
20 ipstp not griefporn spss4 auss,s
ipdblt fat.
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0ebmrtem.

Sobn unb allma @enbt, 610G
Cartilage gife, atabe.
Sarrp s. uno 2oretta @anrbdugg,
114l @einpoo6 sipe., Widoden.
George uno gllnor Neiiller, 1854
gscihpoob slpe., Wlaoden.
lbeobor u. uno Diatbilou Jries,
2200 Queen gitp slpe., shIabe.
Gblnr uno 2aiira aRatbias, @eit'
irooo, Yidoden.
George uuo s(rIinc StiIbp, 31il
@pntana abe., anatc.
,Sobn uno SSSa Marie 8ol5. 39
Scit lluiueriitp ape., ann6e
@illiam aouis liuo 2oiiiie Wleper,
270S ,Seiierion slpe., slnabe.
Sames GaIton uno Selen 9ouiiC
Smitb, 44i9 groipmpag, annbe.
Malter iinb, 2iieie 8ainscott, 102S
Stntc Ape, anobe.
,Sreb um0 Marp Glii. Softer, 93d
Siatc slpc., RabdIen.
Soiepb Sp. ilno slnnie Rarp III.
ters, 1856 Queen Gitp aue., 3mil'
lin0e.
sllbert y. lmo Soiepba @aBmanu.
2222 Napine Ctr, ,3ipilinse.
oarlep 9citer uno Sarriett Gli5,
3rtOirL 1l25 9aioIGlp, agdofen.
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sader 1eiansperein.

Ter Ginciimaticr gader @clang'
uereir ai6t am Saurltaa ID. Aprit,
in 6cn s!iIcn oeS Teutifen Stubs
cine MISUNDERSTANDING. las iolgell'
be pieIucriprcd)ciloe 9srogranun &c.
lnilgt unicf aeitlma 0es IiriGentcn
S,errn hilbert Ueper 5ur 2ir9lii!j'
s!.iId:
Cher ,@uIblieo~ Woebrlnd
Gbor: ..aRad)s Ecniter ani- gii6ic
Gtiip!rt: Mir 9idnner babcns plel
bciicr aIs Die 6ranen".
s,otaetragen BON sperrn Geo. Gbl.
Ghor Sd geb' nod sltcnoa ipai
porbei -. StreuGer
Sumcriitiites Iuctt: rauSilt Der
Iumme in Der Wiriitpro6e".
a,ericaen; Guictifer anpeIlniri'
tier, SER 2piIis Sd)ifncr: allis,Iit,
Der Suninle gauernburitc, Serr
I. VI. @rali.
Eber: ..Gie 3eit Der iperoenoen
yicbe1 SllDls
Sunipriitiidp SSene: ~1ie Ginger
ipippe cher Der 9leiniau auf Dem
g,ahuboi".
9sricren. Serr ScbHnnr. 3,
IN. tyrau. gran 2eNraniL Scrr
@er. Sbl; bic Sdnser SerreT
Guocn @ceIile, Sep. eliaiier,
.,o6n Graiier. Gee. @tocbrinJ,
sscarsr, Serr gbas. @oepp itrn
idmntIide gsitgIieber oes 9cr'
ems.
Fer 9oolosiide Uarten", b,uiorilti'
jder g,crtrag tcn Dem gerciHs'
pocten, Serrn SriB Whieacr.
gbcr: .llntcr oeni Ooppel1oler'
@agnel
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Bog unO aafamp uno 9Or Office in
@ranb Opera SOuIe.
Gies nnb Sas.

= 96eobore Maper &c Bro. baben
i'm Quftrag ppn WoIes WOslsr, Rem
gort, bas @runbitiid an Der Oitieits
Der Gpipbanias Stride, nOroli6 Don
2Ocuft StruBe, an Sobn SaparS pers
tauft. Oerielbe bat $50 pro SUB be-
aablt. Oas9ruHbitiid mibt 80 BEL 1856
Sub.
- @ertrcter RON neln 8erbeIie.
riing5 Beieaifoften batter geitern
i'm Wetropole cine 8eiprefJune ii6er
Die 81 pcraus9 9eben0en 'Strabenbonos
lmb idurnrtlife @miiiionen puroen
glttgebeiBen. SSn Ger 5u itnternebmen'
Den aanpagne iOllen Dem 9ubIifillH
Die @ortbeile, Del6e glltgepfldIterte
Straben gelpabren, Dor glltgen ee.
fitbrt tperoen. 8ertreten paren Die
gerbeiierungs 8efellidyaiten DON
9rice Sill, Gid &un, Waobarut mo
College Sill.
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ipdlter bon Gbag. WiGr; perionalisn
$500, Grunbtissntbum $4,000.
Bernard s. BON 5agsl III RAD
labperipalter BON syreo. Bon Sagel;
perfonalien $2250, 9runbeissntbum
$4,000.
Gbril q. 9isl TT Ru6labDerpalter
bon Jrant q. 0isl; perionalisn
$4,000, @runoeissntbum $4,000.
Qnna aleinbuntemeper iit 9eita>
msntsDoGitrederin Don 9sorgs aleins
buntemeper; @runbeigent6um $4,000.
emma Glarf, WbOming, O., pers
ma9t ibrer 5ofter Wlurp 6. glart
$1,000 unb ben Relt i6res Derm0geHs
on bic gsnannte 5o9ter IOpis an ibrs
beiben gli9ten Wartba s. Sbrum uuO
alice 8. Gplburn.
@erf6iebenes.
Die grite Hntionalbdnt DON GoDs
ington, aD., ilaste cine Ws6islforDes
rung iiber $226.74 Ssgen 9istri4 j.
Hein6art elm.
Die Reabins gant, tpel9s DOr eis
niger 3eit Elm llrtbeil ii6sr 1858 se>
gen So6n 8. Cutting erlanst bat, bus
Bis jebt nod niht befriebigt tperben
sonnie, bat cine Slage auf Qlnuuai'
rung elmer GigentbumsiibsrtraguHs
einsereidt, peI4e Spbn q. GuttiuJ
auf 4bolpb 9utting DOrgenommen
bat, anssbli6 I'm feinen 9erpfIi4s
tungen III ge5ug ali oas llrtbelI ~
sntssben.
Sames 6. RaI3 Bat auf Gruno
dnge6li4er lleberpprtbeilunQ BEL Ell
ner 2lutDmobil 5ransattiOH cine
&lage iber $562.47 gegen bic Slider
auto ono SsrDite 50. siugerei4t.
Die @ttips 9. u. 6. 50. tlagte eiRe
5bpotbstenfOrberung lbsr $2489.04
sesen Narp uHo 9pman Wolfion
ein.
Deil er in Der Ga6rit Der Goparbs
Wanufdcturing go. am 10. Nopember
1912 in cine StanSmai6ins gerist9
unb babel brsi Singer Der re6ten
Sdnb einbiibte, blt RoD 9. SalIee
cine alags iiber $4,000 gegen bic
5irma einssrei6t.
Gillian Wsnts Bat sine &lage duf
llmitobuua bes 5eitaments ibrer am
q. Je6ruar 1916 Dsriiorbenen Iante
4nna S6omater angeitrengt.
auf 9runo angsblthsr Wtibbanos
luna unb RDrpsrDerlsBung bat SuIius
Raapp cine aluge ii6sr $1,000 segen
goporo Raub angsitrengt.
Wm. u. 6Optins, S6usmsiiter, err
lanate elm llrtbeil ibsr $709.35 gesen
peter R. gtesnan; 9arrD u. Suber
Elm Iol6es ii6er S264.35 gsssH 6. &.
RcUtinan; Sobn u. Burger elm fol-
Dies iber $285 gsgsn Die amsriean
Gomprsfso 9lueing So.
Carl Sellp, Der iih oss Diebitabls
f6ulbiq betanute, rpurOe BON Ri4ter
GdloDeQ gu $500 unb Soften, oipte
30 Iagen 9sidnsnib psrurtbsilt.
Der Tarm.r 9sHrp 8tmplsr DON
gerracs part purbs ssIterr p.ger
WiBa6tuns Oss 9sri4ts por Ri9ter
=, 8. Soffman gslubsn, neil sr einen
DON benz qsstsren erlaTensn GinRaltsz
befe6l aesen bic 8snusung sinss ss=
piifen aanbitreifsHs ni9t bsa3tet
hat.
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Gterblid)feit eiteberiht.

2ouis Charles aremer, II, "a Git
Is. CIR, 9iierenleibcn.
2ouis ssriiie, Ga, 8 Glermont Ctr,
&irnidiag.
Samuel y. 9bclnionSeIcp, 90,
$500 Simpooo 9loao, Magenleioen.
Scrmdn Sdnodclborg, SO, Seton
Scipital, &ingenent5iinoung.
Rarp 3iohner. rs, Abs Samilton
9lpc., Rierenleiben.
qenibas Rappaport, ~, 722 @eii
gdtc Ctr, gronbiiis.
9ioie 2elifer, 3 Wonate, 11tG
Garocn Ctr. 2insenenbiiuoung.
stnna Sidep. rs, S03 Dit Seditc
Ctr, @ebirnlItling.
Daniel 1ouoHuc, sc, Sartpea,
Sitngcneilt5inSimg.
@iarp Ruidb so, Sartipea. Ser3'
lcioeH.
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Gum quite 3iuef
5iIbet am abeHb Ses s. slpriI cine
lIHterbaltuns in Der @pOowaro
SodDidule itat.

Gum gsiten Der grabaantsn Der
Wopbparb Sodiduls, bic sur Sci!
I'm 9suti6en 9sbrsrisminar in Dlil'
irdutse iit 5u bsutI1en 2ebrern unS
9sbrsrinnsH dusbiIben. finbst am
abenc bes s. 2tpril in ber aula b:s
Wpobtpdrb 5ohIhule cine llnterbaI'
lung itatt, bic fi6 Obne Jrass isitens
sss 8eutidtbums zines 5abIreidRr
geiu6s srfreuen tpirb, gilt ss bod
cine quite Seutide Sade AZ unteritii'
zen unb ben iuns.n beuiiden pdoa'
gcsen cine grlsihterung gu ssipGbren.
9elsssntli6 bss Qlbenbs tpirb bas
fOlgenbs abipe6sIunssr.i6e pro'
sramm sur Dur4fiibruns s.Ian'
gen:
Inter benz Siegesbanner glon
WoOofparb Sr9sTisr.
5orh, bic asr9e :. S6uberts2iisi
alabier 0ortrag. - Grieba Sfrdn!.
geianss.0ortras :. gillian 5dfforb
Rpien aus BEN Siiben Siraub
WOobparo Sr6sitsr.
9fuman5e S6umanH
aIapisrs9Ortraa, 81. arapsr.
Tas Gtsrnsnbanusr Defamation
elias RbObss.
0oItslisber. WaISer S6adt
DOObfDaro Crteiter.
9ornr6stm gsnb.l
alaDisr 9Ortrus, u. giIman.
ellts 5reunbs -. 9iolin Duet!
Carl 9. abams, atiisr 8suisl.
alaDisr. 9ortraa Wslitta Gorbrissr
pduie.
Gnt,pidlunq bes 1an5es:
al Snoiansr 2an5.
Grls. aoblbranb, SdrO.ber, RiffeH,
@olbiisin.
81 pmritaner Esieen.
SrIs. Sasbnls, Ortnsr, aoIiB.
Sambs.
q Msnustt.
Srls. Smdrt. See, ppn., 9eiiurs.
Dl SpdHllWer Splofdn3.
Grl. grnitul ltbp.
q miener malser.
Srls. alein, Saa, 9if6Isr, 9otparb.
q Wobernsr 9ans.
Grls. ShOetler. grOOi, MaIter, aadsr.
al S9ulplattlsr.
FRI. Orr unb Serr 6oier.
rGott iei Tant. Der 1ifh iii gsoedtl"
auitipisl in sinem glufSia bon
8. GostaH.
gsrionen Der 6anbluna.
General ,. eidsnSorff. apuis Sobnen
Ssine Jrau emma Mitbosfsr
Ssrnine. bsiber 5odter. qlnna Mar
2nmbert. Serminsns Goits. 8. gper
Sobann. gebisnter Dohalo WilIer
ausuiis. Gammsr5ofe, Z. Brennan
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eilidltperseiicne Dintter.

Durd ben Ngoli5iitsn aorte ipurbe
israu Zulu Reeo, BON gto. 215 Weit
Court Strabe. pessn Sruntsnbeit
feiissuummen. Sbrs beioen Sinoer,
i'm alter ppn 5 Sabren reip. II Wu=
raten, befinbsn Ii6 jebt i'm ainoer=
beim, mad lpelGem Die 5rau am
Disnitas sstommen mar unb erSdblt
bate, bab ibr Sutte re perluhen ba=
t<. 2lls poIi5iIt &crts in bic Dpb=
nnus Der 5rau fam, fanb er bic beis
BEN Sinhsr oafeIbit. lie butten iebod
felt Dem Ulorssn ntdts gu eifen ses
babt. Der Beamte berbaftete bic be-
truusene Ruttsr linb brahte bic 8ieis
nen na9 benz ainosrbeim. Die Grdu
mar DOT Sturgeon BON Wiscuniin bier
hsrssspmmsn,
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Nus bex Ueridbtsb5fem.
9aS neme Spitem Der Ueidjiuorensn
amswabl eriueiit lid ais Nih.
erfOls.

ebei8sibunssfdae. MeinunssOsr.
ifiebsHbeiten in elmer srcb.n aOr>
Poration. = Ra4lab 4nseIssens
teitsn. = @sridisosnss.
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Gel6itmproperindl.

Sm Setm bes YoliSiiten Soiepb
9eit BON Der GumminsDille poliaeir
itation mar seitern teine serinss
4ufrsguug, inbem bic Satin, Gm|
ma 8eit, in Der Slide ibrer Wobnung
cine @ifttublstts gu fid ndbm. Bet,
pel9er gebort butte, pie lie iaste,
es iei pobl am geiten, tpenn lie allen
Elm enoe made, elite ibr nah, ndhH
ibr bic iibrigeu Sabletteu meg uno
IieB lie Ing @ute Samuriter Soipt:
tai iiberfiibren, mo ertldrt tpuroe, oaB
ibr 3uitanb nith beiOrgniberregeno
lei Der 9dtte eldlSbt, odB ietHe
Srau bic S6at in etnem 3uitanb Der
9serncn ueberrei5tbeit began9en
hattie.
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na9 i6r unb fan5 tire 2eiae an einem
Da4fparren bdnssnb Dor. Der i9nel
bsrbeigerufene Or. O. u. glierret
toHnte nur nod ibr.n 9ob tonItaiirsn
Der gruber bsfinbst .ii9 ougenblid.
Iid i'm Guftras Der GincinnatiSoutb'
ern RaiIrcub So. in GsIdGften in
4tlania. Die 9eripanbtsn iinb auber
Stanb., bi. llrfads fir ben Gslbit.
ruorb f.iisuitsllsM.
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goruusbefielluns.n fir Gintrittss
iarten tperben iDdbrsnb Der Wode I'm
gureau bes Or4eftsrs i'm 9imtss
Stdr Gebdube entsegenssnommen uno
bic 9i[lets tonnen entiuebsr amSams,
tag bsi Der Gbur9 geintamp Co.,
Ro. 109-111 Wsit 4. Strabe, noer
an SOnntag Ru&miiias an Der aaifs
abae6olt iperbsn.
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SaiesSau.
6eitriser 5peiter Sicg Der rSieSs"
iiber ben Columbus, 6, Stub.

ssu oem seitrieen 5lpeiten SpteIe
Ser Serie spiiten unieren o8eos"
uno benz Columbus, O., Stub (Am.
Siea) I'M 9ieoIano 6ielO fungirter
Sd,Ieuocrer Wiithell unb Sanger
@ingo ais gatterie mir Cincinnati
aeqen Curtis be5p. Coleman, fltr DIE
8epner. geioe S6Ieilberer iuuroen
nab oem fiiniten @ange ourb SdJul3
reip @unce abgeloit 3ie 9feos mad)-
ten 5ebn Srefier uno einen 6ebler
aeaen a6t be5p. 5pei. ltniere Sun.
aens baben iit icst uoIitdnOie pcr
Dem geroadlt, ooB lie ySanO III Den
gluaen baben uno besbalb ben 9all
niht ieben uno trciieu founen, gerel'
nigt, benn iie treiien ibn taeIi6 nit
gSudJt.
Oas g piel:
Cincinnati 90013000 -
columbus 100000 10
lie bciSen aIubs iieoeIteu NAB.
reno Der gtadyt non bier nah Golunn'
bus iibcr, 100 lic Die Serie heute uilo
mcrsen 5u gnOe fanlpfen werSen.
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@ittDs madt isrslu ssbsn ein GnOe.

Die AZ Sabre oIts MititDe Olga
gsds madts ssfttrn In Der Wohnuns
i6res Drubsrs 5rant g. aup, 4514
WtetreI aps., MabiioHDilie. ibrsm
Gaf.in curd grbdngsn elm Gnbs. ST.
i6irrl gsitun Wprssn suien Muttks
~ ;an unb fasts ibrsr Gdndesrin.
lie ipone i'm gobenraum aus tinem
aoffer aItt aleibsrftiide bOleH. Gls
Ik niBt suTiidtam. iu4ts Gsau Rap
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Gbe. Grlaubsikiheiii

Jgen. gopman, 81. aOdlanb, 8.
lGmsp Wsaper, 21, oessI.
I (9eprse Gtian, 80. 1o9 grpabpap
lRasra Muuiii, q, pssel.
}2ouis Sorn, %, RsppOrt, ap.
l2ilIie Srate, q, Rprpopo, 8.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-09

steward who sees to it that the fruits of his overlord's serlfdom are carefully conserved, and in accord ance with his line of duty, he takes action. He swears to uphold the constitution and the laws of the United States, but he only upholds such of the constitution and such of the laws of the United States as the industrial chiefs who control him will allow. The constitution allows free speech. To the chiefs mind, free speech is such as may be uttered by apitalist-conserving de- mocrat or italist-conserving re- publican. He has not any time for any teaching or any campaign matter or any political ac- tion which in the least threatens the exploitation it is the right of might to indulge in. Hence Reimer is arrested and thrown into jail. Hence the capital ist candidates and capitalist poli- ticians can block traffic, close streets and generally spout all they want to: because Amalgamated approves.
 It is really very interesting and instructive experience that Reimer had. But imagine Charles k. Hughes, Woodrow Wilson or Roose- welt being similarly handled, if they dared to address the crowd in the streets or blocked traffic. Freedom? Of course, the freedom of any in-- dustrial serfdom-within such limits and under such conditions as tht industrial over lords dictate. And the pliant press will still persist in maintaining that it is Liberty. But You cannot tell Arthur E. Reimer that. You cannot persuade him that the right of free speech exists where a person who attempts to ex- ercise that right is prompty jailed in yermin ridden cell where one pri- soner died while Reimer was there, despite the effort of other prisoners to attract attention, and the dead is thrown into the dead wagon ill the morning like a dog.
 But why liberty in Butte? Liber- ty is not an essential. The idea of Butte is to produce copper and pro- duce copper is to pro- duce dividends for the mine owners. Political or industrial liberty in no way, shape, manner or firm con duces to that end. It does not pro- mote the efficiency of the producer; /; it may very we'll interfere with it. It certainly may threaten the steady flow of profits. Hence its abolition, and hence the gradual elimination of such constitutional rights as may lean towards the establishment of personal freedom. Industrial pre- paredness and industrial progress require the elimination of a number of these ancient constitutional pri- vileges, and therefore and accord ingly the thoughtful overlords of this industrial barony abolish them.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-09

Stoves, Monographs, Beds, etc., at Crooks, next Fire Department.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-09

Mason jars at $500. dog. at rocks next Fire Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-11
J. E. CUSACK BROWNS
ON VISIT TO ROCK ISLAND

Information has reached washington
that Military Cadet Joseph E. Cusack. on
furlough from West Point, was drowned
Friday afternoon near Rock Island ar
senal where he was visiting Col. David
King. L. S. A. ordnance department.
Cadet Cusack was a grandson of the
late Col. Frederick Fuger. U. S. A.. and
a son of Maj. Joseph E. Cusack, U. S. A.,
9th Cavalry His father has been in
Washington. on sick leave, and the fam
lily reside at 1916 10th street north
west
No Information was received here as
to how young Cusack was drowned
Bore an Excellent Character.
He was born November IS. 1896, at
Fort Sam Houston. Tex. 1t was said
at the War Department today that he
was raised in the army" that he bore
an excellent character, and had been
exceedingly popular at West Point.
His class is now on furlough and young
Cusack would have returned to West
Point September L. In addition to his
father. he is survived by two younger
brothers and a sister.
Mai Cusack left washington yester-
day for West Point, where Mr.. Gu
sacks body will be taken, and where
the funeral will take place this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-11
HENRY STEINBERG DEAD
AT AGE OF II YEARS
Was Resident of Washington for
Fifty Years-Leaves Wife and
Seven Children.

Henry Steinberg. for fifty years
resident of Washington. died at his
home. 1856 Columbia road northwest.
Sunday evening. He was seventy-one
years old.
Mr.. Steinberg was born in Hanover,
Germany March "A. 1S45. and was edu-
Gated in schools in Dresden and Berlin.
He came to this country and to Wash
ington in 1856. and took up decorative
work. For the last few years he was
well known as a spiritualist.
Mr.. Steinberg leaves his wife, Emma
D. Steinberg, and seven children. Ar
thur, Flora. Estelle, Ermine. Louise
and Mrs. Charles J. Williamson, all OF
Washington. and w. U. Steinberg Of
Boston.
Funeral services will be held at
his late residence at 10 o'clock tomor.
row morning. 1ntsrnent will be pri.,
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already begun work. 1t was said today.
1t is exected that very careful con-
sideration will be given the measure,
since large interests are involved.
The following are the subcommit-
tees. with Senator Simmons as ex Of
ficio member of each: On munitions.
Wine. tax, dyestuffs and unfair compe-
tition. Senator Stone (chairman) and
Senators Thomas and Hughes; on in
heritance and income taxes, Senator
Williams (chairman) and Senators
James and Gore; on tariff commission.
dumping clause and modification of
the present emergency act, except as
to wines. Senator Johnson of Maine
(chairman) and Senators Hoke Smith
and Kern.
Whether the subcommittee will give
any hearings will be determined by
each subcommittee. The preference.
however, is that if any persons have
views to set forth before the commit
tees. that they be presented in writing
instead of by oral hearings.
May Keep Bank Tax Out.
The bank tax, which was stricken
from the bill in the House last evening
over the protest of the members of the
House ways and means committee, may
remain out of the bill, it was said to-
day. Very strong opposition to this
tax has been reused throughout the
country.
While strong interests are at work to
have the present system of collecting
the income tax at the source" aban-
doned and to have only information
given at the source and the tax COL
lected from the persons receiving the
dividends, etc. it was said on good au
thority that there is little likelihood
of the change being made by the Sem
ate. The bill as it passed the House
made no such change.
While the general principle as laid
down in the House bill regarding the
tariff on dyestuffs will be followed
by the Senate 1t was said that there
might be some modification of the de-
tails by the Senate committee.