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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
cO6a(=NaC6riC6ten
aus fremont. 0e6.

8aul Srione, welder Dor einiget
9ogen ourd Sberiif GouOit Dor
Des Wloines gebradIt muroe, III
Dem 8iitriftSgerid)t ~iibertpieien NOR
ben. @r bat aus einem Softer in
eiilem bieiigen Geitaurnnt lester
SCRIPT Die Sunllne bon $500 &C.
ItobIen. -gs iin0 fir ben Monnt
9lpril t3 5dlle otiaeiebt, itber mel.
die ons 1iitrittsgeridt miro per-
bonOeln miiiien.
Ir1iioent 8ilion lit Elm firiorg-
lider 2onoesDoter, utl0 er mill be.
reitS Jet oafir oorGereiten, oob
Gle SruIts mo @roBfanfleltte nidlt
burh eliropdiide aonfurren5 &C.
5luuilgen fperoen, lire iest 10 id)6n
bernufeeidroilbten 8reiie berrliter
al ieser. IS merOen oaber @eiebe
gcntaht merDeH, I'M Die boien Gu.
ropder nit i6ren biaigen Naren
RON bier f%ern3ubalten. @Hrtc Batrio-
ten miiiien Oesbalb nidt flogell,
tperm iie bobe 8reiie fir hire Sc.
tensbeoiirfnilie be5oblan miten, Die
SEER @ilion Dor ieiner BabI per.
iproden bate, herttnter 81 bringen,
Or. S. q goung lit aus @e.
iunobettsrufiid)teii mad Colorado
gereiit, nm iib bort bon leiner
Srmltbeit 81 erbolen.
sic @ermnmlsiobne pcroen am
.. gpriI eillen Tap3 in ibrer GO
genballe obbalten.
6rau Gntma aertolD lit init if
rer Eodter 5ronoes aus GnGifor.
rien 5lriidgetebrt.
Sobn Hille DON Omaha lit bier
I'm 5onntaa bei leinen Gltren,
5crrn un0 isrou q 2. Slime meld)e
bon elmer oreinonutlidlen
GoIifornienreiie 3uriifgefomrnen
allf 9eiildl geipeien.
s. q. 0lan, peld)er nit ieinem
gruoer S & Wfap einen l0ngeret
IN Colorado maf]te, bat
iid in eeimobeittid)er Siuiidt 10
nett gebeiiert, baB er lett tuieoer I'M
.8eIh1ft Iein fam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
Cma6as @ad1stnnl.

aus iest peroffentlidten Statiti,
fen itbcr Cu1nbo oebt beroor, OoB
Die Staot lett 1890 in icOer
siniidt rieiiae 6ortid)ritte oerlaflt
bat. 0abreno oouols Cnloba
feirleit cin5ioen Bart 6eiaB, bat 6
aegeumdrtig oereh 10. glitf @nu-
iepar6s COB es i'm Sabre 1890
nod nid)t; iebt boben oieiel6en cine
@eiomtlaitge bon 50 NieiIen. Die
2dnge Der gepilniterten 5traBen lit
in % Sahren BON 81 alf 2fS Mei
Zen angclnofien. Die 6~innohnrn
ncs Goitumtes betrugeil 1890 MIR
1862 900, nn0 I'M o6gelaufeuen Sis
taliabr $t,560.O00. Sic gonfiun-
iobe ME Ole 8anfcinIaaen baden lid,
in Der 3eit ocroreifadt. @ohrlid
ein giite8 3eiden fiir Dos @ad
tum uno aufbliiben Der Stoot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
Mehnftenr mirh Trsbiner.

@err NbInnln. &ernusgeber Der
uRunoifnll@ IN gtorfolf, mafte ms
oieicr Gage einen angenebmen BE.
illd uno telIte ANS nit, bob leif
iriibGrer glcoatteur, Ser g(ig. $.
Braun, Der ai1 mn areiie oes
Stnatsperbonoes Nebrasfo uno 0es
@eltlihen arieaerblmoes mobIbe.
fount lit, Den Meoaftionsieiiel NIT
Der aoilaef oert1uift babe uno aLs
Qreoiger in Die 9eutIGe gpangeliIfe
@emeinihaft olifgenonmen poroen
iei. auf Der tiiraliG in Stboco,
itattgeftmoenen Noitoreue4onFeren3
Oieier @eneinihoft plroe Serr
Braun gum 9nltor elmer @emeinbe
hei Glmnooo, aeb. beiteat. 9ieic
NoHridlt miro in oeittiden 9reiieil
ocs 5tndtes urt9emobnlidcs SSlt.
tereiie erregen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
Beri6tigung d6er CT
Kongre6mann Barton!

5oIgen0e 9uihrtft lit Der 0ntobc
Eribitne aus @rano SslonO 5lige,
gdngen:
Sn Sbrer uEribiiuee bonn s
Wf1r5 glorbe i'd, bdtten sic cint
aorreiponOena bon Settings, MORN
5ilas q. Barton, aditoi0at fla
aongreBnnim I'M 5. 9iitrift, 1ni
Dem repibIifoniifen 9rimdrtpobl.
5ettel, Dem aIleemein alerfanuter
Rrobibittoniiten M. g. an0raps ge.
genilberitebt. sybr glatt f~onitatier.
te, oaB ii9 @. s. Barton filr itaot.
lidle utiO rationale Brobi6ttion ans.
geiproden bate. 3ies lit nidIt ser
6oa, mir teniten Barton sit gpt,
tno er Uerfe6rt piel In unierer
@eitte. Isle es ifeint, lit oa cine
Remembering Der 0anen porgefonl.
met, neil Die 8einomen fir. an.
oretus pollen. SD lege Sbnen bier
NIT cine tleine 8edtfertigung Del,
melbe i'd leste g8ode int u6erolo"
hatte.
Inter freunolif]lten @riiBelb
SIR Nidoro @oebring.
8ie Berihtigung i'm y@rolO
sSslano oan5eiger iul0 Scroll lall.
tet lpie iol9t
SEER elias u. Barton. aanoi0at
iilr aongrebmann alf Der replbIi.
faniiden Seite i'm s. @abloiitrift,
erfldrt ben 8eribt zines geridter-
i~tatters an Die Omaha 9rt6itne"
oent5ufolge CT ge1llBert bnben ioa,
lilr ltoatlide mie alldl rationale
8rnbi6ition Piu5litreten, ais cine IN
i1tne @%ntiteauna. Ser 9erid)teritdt
ter BAT oble 3neifel cine Bermef
ielang i'm Aamen gertadt, tnoem
Der 8ein1nte @. 6. ~angegeben TOUR
be. mo 10 nir1mt Nerr Barton
oil, Dab u. s, Anoreps Der 9ro.
Editions .aanOibot, fpcldcm gartun
geaenilberitebt nonlit geuteint mar
Nlul, Die pEribiine@ frelt iid), BE-
rifteit 81 fonien, oaB SEER Bar
ton in Der Notwithstanding iebt
ciaeu g%eiunOcreu Stanopltnft eins
Eimmt. Gr muIB oemnad), felt er
oen aongreB nerlalien 6ot. ieine
5tefung gemefielt hobefl. oeinl iei-
ner5eit itirnmte er i'm aonareB iitr
nathalie Prohibition. 51tte ct es
getan, mare err ie0cniaa5 beltte
nod I'M aonereB. Smmerbin lit Is
tpenn SEER Barton MN
diloerer @einuna ~gerporoeu lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
Gus Dem Stnnte.

Rorfolf. f5rail Eeldp, oie @at
tin oes biciigrn 8ertrcters Ser
StanDoro Oil So. bcrlor Items
to0 Hod)ulittng nabe @tlger Die
sSontroQe ii6er ihr Aitouo6iI. ais
cili tSnnntireifen plastc Sic 9fa-
ldline liberidlltia iid uto Die 6eioell
fleiuen Godier BON 5ran 0etop
tanNa gcro0e infer Dos anto 81
lie6eu mabrelt6 fie ieIbit ouf oic
SfraBe aeidlleu0ert iuirOe. 0iii
@ilic BON . mehrereu Ncrren ans
Gilaer, sic lid init ibren aroftpo.
zen ID Der QGbe bcfonoen muroen
ole aiuoer uiter Dem g(uto beroor-
gr5o9cn. Sie limo beioe erbe6Iitl
oerlefi.
sails eifa. grei inuar 9eilte.
meldle on Souuiog in 9incoln elm
9fnto aeitobleu battctt. mlrOen am
Gienstaa init oeInielben BON She
riii Natefin ubaefaBt inlo einqeIodt.
@uloreoae. seaen nebrerer
DiebitGble milroe Gbas. syadion pon
Cmoba Dem giitriftsgeridt iiber.
nodlOem er iih idulNig be.
fannt hattie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
Nebrasfa pirb feine ernan. Dpman,

Nm. 8. 8rDan ltnntpt in Ncbros
ia beritm uno ipridt fiir 9robiti.
tion uno mir ieinen 9rltoer Gbor-
leD, Der @oupernetlr tper6en mod
lie. 9rpan ielbit Der Dor picIen
Sdbren IN Baltimore geaen iciue
inn uon Den @Gblern seqcbelert
Snitruftionen bonoelte, nil mieorr
gclegot 3llr ocmofrntiiden Rotional.
fonuention ncroeu, TIM fiir @iIion
itinrren at founeu. ben CT ais
aroBen Stantsmoun preiit trobOcm
IT ib1n ieIbit iein 4ntt Dor sic
,5iibe mari mo trobOem @ilion
aud il ser Ero6i6itionsfrage al.
GERS oenft. 9rpnn if Gin pielge
mat0ter GoIitifer un0 IN Der @ahl
ieiner Mittel penig beOenfIif.
lleber5el1imgen fennt Ell nidlt. Gr.
lpettert bellte gegcn bic a2iqlior-
Slltercilen", 0eren llutcritiislng CT
friiber illd)tc. Gr lit Der anIidt,.
0ob er nit Silfc Der pGrodelen"
Den Stnat &e6raSfa 81 ciner|
grpani6en 0omGnc nlof)eu farm,
0eren poIitiid)e N}oidiuc iIfii onln
ie6er5eit sur. geriiiapna ite6e. 8ir
hoffen IS %aInl6en. DAB er 0amit
feineu @tiela 6o6e1 miro. aeHn tros
tpS itorfcr 3uiauis III icineit Ger.
innmtlrtaen, 6ot @roan bod ldn1it
nid)t mchr Ncu GinflnB. ocilcn or
iidl Dor Sabrcn crireute. gieleI
ieiner ebemaIi9eu 9lu6Gnger bo6gl
oIlm1hlid rrfomt, oob @rn. ~
grpan nift Ger .uroBc SoIfsmnn~
If oen man poroem in linn an IL.
ben aereigt mar. Rebrasfa miro
porarsiidtliG nidlt troden gcleatl
tuerocn ,-trob oeg .eroBen" mo
oes .fleinen~ 9rpon.
.9incoln 5reie RrcIie@.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
Gus SarpD County
9retno 5. glpriI 1916.

E
Sim Iesteu 5reit1a peritarb In Id,
rem Seim 5u @retiq 3rau Selenc
Oilers nod fur3em aronfenloaer
i'm boben aIter bon IS Sobrer.
Sie mar on s. apriI 1928 III
Gedingit16t, Solitein, 8eutidlano.
aeboren. SIN Sabre 1852 berebe-
lihte lie iih NIT Serrn Safof
Oilers. 8ieier Che entiproHen 10
ainoer, BON oenen ibr 4 i'm Eooe
o%oronsgingen. SIN Sabre 1889
fam ie nit ibrer 5aniIie mad
9fmcrifa, uno lieB iif bic 5amiIie
auf elmer 6arm Del @retna mic.
Der. SIR @1tte Itarh Dor q
Safren. SIREN gerliit |betrauern
6 ainoer, n1mlih: 4eter OILERS,
Glnlio, g1eb., 6r1n gliie Gtt
glfhorn Neb., 5rau Wiarn Nar.
Der. @retua, 9eb., 5rnl Worga,
rete Gegers, gou Claire, Ills. 50.
fob ehlers. @ret1la lino Sobn @h.
lers. 6erner binterIGBt iie II
GnfeI uilo AZ l%lreufel, nebit 3ohlrei
dlclt onoeren @er1panofen. Sie mar
aIlaemein 1e1htet fuo bcliebt. mas
aurdl oas qrobe 2eidcuaciotge be-.
sclist puroe. Sic 9ceroimtna ialS
ON Sonntaa ben ?. April non ser
llfteriifeu airdc in @reiua aus
itaft. Bic gciieeultg erfofgte oui
ncm Mobridcn 6rieoboie BET Dill
lnro. Goitor $. 5. sdntiot BON
4apinion bieli Die 2eidenreoe. Sic
riibe in 5rieoenl
gnpiIlioM ben 5. april 1916.
gel 4nitor 8. 4. Sdmiot ifno
Die ~f5lgenocn @nben Sir areu3na
grfling iii SarpD 9ouatp einaetroi
fen. aus @retna. Reb., Sie6ert
SoHing, So; que gapiaion, qua.
God. 81 LIS; Grou Soe @amL
ST. @nS Sanlen. 81: 0Griit
Sflebm. So so. Sdnmoun. So.
lhl1eunnat. ebaIi3. ele6.. S.. 9lns
M1iaar6. Rel ante Diartens, 25e,
aehonno DeiGea 25c. Carl 1mm.
I'D Ei1riiiiae 1inluL PIC. Carl
.aal. 25e; 9siutut Baul. 25e; So.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
AuS ctnco(nl

a.. Hpftt 1910.
5rdl Mortin geters un0 Fodtel
ellie, iopie 8rou 2ouis 9urgort
ncbit Snbn Dillon ans Bloomfield.
9leb, tparsa leste Isolde Sl nnge.
nebnem 8einte i'm 9forrbalife Der
ct. Sobdnnis, @emeinoe eingefebrt
INT ein @ieoerie9en NIT Der "a.
mile oes Naitor @obe at feiern
Sie reiiten ON Montog, nohbem iig
it'd in Der StoatsbaupttnOt umge.
ieben batter, liner Smoba tpieoer
beiln.
Serrn 8ronf 8oe6me's t5i6brige
8odter @ertrii0e IN Sobelod, Elm
ourd ibr frennDIides BeIen in ii.
rem g~efonntenfreiie ollgemein be.
Iiebtes jrnees MG0hen, bate am
Iesten 5reitaa oos ungliid, beinl
6odidnblanien ben linfen arm gu
brehen oeil lie MN cine Belt lana
II 8Dpsoerbano trogen muB. So
&c iiinaere 5dhpeiter cha, Die, ipie
mir bereits 6eridteteil, nod iiber.
ftattoeaem i6lpcren a~raltfenluger
ielbit nod Der Qflege linb Der Or
Ietune beoarf, it nit riibrenoer
@eonIo bemibt tie 81 troiten ullo
81 piIeeen.
6rau {. Qeinert. bic Dor Ia
9o9en fif elmer iftucren 0per1tion
I'M ct. Gli5abetb Soipitol unter3ie.
ben milBte, foHute om Miofltaa oas
9oipital ~perlniien uno in Die eiqe.
men pier @du6e iiberiiebeln.
Ter beutide ShmlIpieIer : Der
Gin Der Staats .l%tniperiit1t miro
md, in oieier Sta6t arlf GeiIen
eeben uno gebenft ON 6reitoa III
Dunbar BEL Gebrasfa Gitp, NIT
ocn Slid i'm @infeI4 %duf5utpar.
fen.
Die aonfirmanoen Der ct. SO.
h1nnis @emetuoe tper0en om
fonimenoen Sonutog I'M offentli-
heu B~ottesOienite Dor Der @erneius
Dc aepriift unO am 80lmionntag
fonfirmiert irerDen.
Sri. anna Stloier, godter oc5
serrn 4aitors 8, 6. gtuoier IN.
garnitou, gleb. DIE friiber nit IT,
reH eltern in 2incoIn Do6nte, nlo
fid) bort eines groBen 9ef1nnten.
frciies erfeute, iprod ouf ihrer
1urhreiie BON Baberfn no iie Iid)
6 mnnotc lang bel ibrem yruoer
8lir grholun9 bon elmer 5liBopero.
tiou dufbielt an Monfag bel III.
rem bieitgeu 6reut6eu Dor. Inn
slfr aonfirm1tion etnes 8ruoers un6
elmer S6udter i'm eIterIidJen &ail.
ie 5t neilen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
EOngrebmann co6eC6
teierl 9e6urtstag!

aonsrebmonn 6. 8. eobcd 1T
hefte nis gSoibington bier einge.
t%rnifen, i'm i'm areiie ietner 5omilie
ifllen @eburtstdg Sit Ieiern. Rotiir.
lid miro CT 10 nebenbei aud i'm
Sntereiie ieiner aunoiodtur tdtia
iein. eiaentlib it oas gar midi
notig. Serr 2obed bat iid nls iold'
fiIdtiaer gartreter int aonereB ge.
6eigt, Dab er urbeoingt fpieoer
nominiert uiio ermGbIt furroen miro.
gIllen neritsften aiigrifien i~unerboIb
iiuo ouber6alb ieiner Enrtei ann
9rob.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
@riefe bon Sra6en.

SEER so. lMt. anoreeien eiHer
miercr befdnnten @roBfaufleltte,
bot BON ieinem in Giien wohnen.
Sen 9ruoer, 0ernortn. Elm Sdrei6ell
erboIten, in meldem oieier inn nit.
teilt 6aB es ibm uno ben Sciuen
~iolDcit gut aeht. uto onb iein Sobn
ecrmotln, 9roieiior Der Mdtbema-
Tiff lit @auiloper. lett ebenfoas
e~inge3ogen lit. Der @enonute oient
lei ser grtiderie unb lit linn Der
EoIten fir g%ered)nung oeS Sreff
puufts oes idmeren @eidoiies 8r.
aeioQen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06

icpbine aarethanlt, 25c; Selene
Dlortens, 25c; &etnrif Giider,
So. 8niammcn $30.75. 8or6er
quittiert itber $t2750. SGmtLid)c
@eIOer iinO cine ab5ua brett mad
9eutihlano peianot tpor6en. @er
So gibt, erbdIt brett bon Geutid)i
lam cine aartr ais Gilittuug.
Ser5lidjen Can't, 1tto @ott Der.
eelts.
s. &. ShmiOt gnitor,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
stOr, bslanntss soabisr.

I'm 9opf un6 in 6lnihen in ser
gar3en StaOt am uno nadl Dem 6.
gbril. Saiiea Sic iid1 cine Site
hieieg foitlid.sn @ebrGlls heimidi.
den. Selepboniert Ghas, Stori.
@eb, 1860.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
81. Sl.OO

Sin grtrnpoIten bon Miooden.
fteioern fir 2. bis t7i1brige
aldohen, biele Mlllterfteiber ba-
rliltter, aus grtelt @oiditoffen
mie gei1uiterte 9loios, ifone
fran8. @ingbams, NobeltD 8aih-
itoffe, Aepps, 8iqueeS, id6ne
Crepe Siiiues, uitp. 9ubenoe
bon 6oiions. Sin mniloerbnrer
9oitert ioaten bis $500 foiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06

Die griip0Iihfcif. nut Der Gr.
@eilono. 6rentout. Geb., SIRE @u.
gcn mrterindlt 1T iir ocrru Sll.
iiinitige S5obliahrt non grobteH
&ert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
Madchen u. Kinder Kleidune


Sunoerte M1oheu.S 6ul- ullo
5pielfleioer fir 2 big IA Sab
rige. @ieIe beridieoene Salons.
Blaio aleiber, bubble gerpiirfeI
te uno geitreifte aGeiOer, 9eobeltn
Gretonne aombinutionen, MiDOp
&leioer. 8nnberpoIle &leiber
fir ben gerin9en &reis bon
46c.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06

9rei groBe 9lrminiter Gllg Gar.
gains, 0ies iinO Smitb's bette M
miuIter Hnes-
@roBe gtee. 4reis Bert ST..
is bel 86 9oa. .$1.25....,.5 9c
81 bei 81 Bon. $3.50. .St.79
Sc bel Y Bon $500. 1919
@eraOe OaS Eaiicnbe fiir bic gOr-
baae, NEmiuiter Gns Streifeu
"a bel 36 Sag &ites, 75c inert,
81 .................. 59e
80 goros lang ........ $3.50
4 goros lang ......... $2.79
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
kurZWaren
llncrreidlt i'm 9sreis

hHN
Cute N1bnooeln NIT @ol00brr.
4 Gafet fir .......... Sc
Gdtforb. Gtopf- @amnmoae. 1c
8nidfonten, groBe Stiidc fir 4c
0tuldel SoorlloOeLn, 9iidie. &c
@ltte8 Mtoldiuen0I, SloIhe. Sc
Gin GROCER Ioiten enten Maifi.
nefamirns. SpiiIe ...... &c
~ 90. Stiide bon @ios 8on0 40
9eites ietoenortiges rid Rod. nur
ipei8, Slid ............ Sc
Cute nift ruitenoe 8leioerbafen,
adrte ................ &c
@limnireIte. Stiid MIR 112c
GIN GROCER &oiten leidlt 6eifmus.
ter 3obeItp @1nSer. ole impcr.
tiert. b. Doc inert. Stiid rtilr 7c
100 gorS 5pulen gutter Nah
ieine ............... 315c
Sllie 9proomet S1tel9uummoIle,
ale gtunImerM anaueI 4c
5ausSeioe ollie 5arbeL Spe5ial.
preis Spule ........ .31bc
@llte @ummi 6riiurtdmmc.
Gnu .-...... O12C
Strilmpf 6iiBe. Hoor mir Sc
Rod Ynfb1nqer oils Groht narr
AolS. 3 mir ............ sc
@ro5c Saorncsc. Slid -. lie
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06

abormicrt aui bic EGalifr Gribiine
$500 oos Sopr oura bic goit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
UnterWaSche
iehr b~eraboeiekf.

iebr berabgeiebt.
Sdone gerippte 9omen llfion
an5ilge, Sfulpe. INTO 5pisenbe-
iaB-5orib 1lur reeuldre = -
Miimmeru .......... nc
5hone |bnummoIlene 9dmenllnion
an5iige, Umbrella" unb anies
ltulpen Sorm, ale @r0Beil, aid
NIT Seioenbano uno SpiBeabe.
ioB, bis SOC inert, Or
fltr .,.............. 1ON
Shone 8ounnpoIle uno elsie
8eIten IN p@umfp-Gut~ Salons,
obne aermel, nit GliigeI1rrteln,
cdigan @dlsoltsidnitt nno bib
idem Spisenbeids, ale =
8roBen, bis 25c inert. loo
~qermeIloie Gomenmeitert, qroBe
9fumn1errL SECONDS bon t215c
8are, III
5pe5ialprets ......
8aitmipoaene WtGOf)en Union Nn.
Biige, drmeIIos, nit Spibenbeias
uno anieitulpen 6or1tt oIle Glm-
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-26
KE0KUk LAUDED
BY MISSIONARY
Rev. .. e. Butler Says This City is
Good Place for CoIored
People to Live and
Prosper.
THE RIGHT SPIRIT HERE
Local Citizens Are Ready to Extend
Helping Hand to coIored Peo-
pe-Some keokuk
statistics.
THE RIGHT SPIRIT HERE

wherever colored people can find
work to do-there is a good place to
locate. buy homes, and become as per
manent as it is possible for pilgrims to
become" declared Rev. D. e. Butler,
ir a statement issued to his league OF
missionary workers.
'Keokuk, the heart of the great mid
die west, is such a place" he said.
For more than two years I have
kept close watch on conditions here,
as we'll as the relations between the
two dominant races, and, the cordial
ity, health and helpf.lness Of the
same, can hardly be surpassed any
where in the country. The white peo-
pie as a whole have gone out of the
way, so to speak, to help deserving
colored people, and even given to SO
called bad ones an opportunity to
make good. The public press, the
most potent factor in the community,
outside the church. quick to recognize
endurance and service, has repeatedly
given the negro unsparing eulogies.
81 find that many have taken ad-
vantage of their opportunity, and are
contributing toward the upbufld, not
alone of the city, but the race.
"There are 201 colored people who
either own or are buying their homes
in Lee county, whose approximate
value is more than half million dol
lars: business men and women and
artizans, 40: persons engaged in occu-
nations requiring intelligence, business
integrity and skill, 65; professional
men and women, %. There are four
church edifices. one vocational insti-
tute. one memorial library, and one
fraternal building, This to my mind.
speaks well of colored population of
about thirty eight hundred, and have
decided to continue my residence
here"
Mr.. Butler has already organized
quite a number of missionary leagues
throughout the conference bounds, In
GLIDING Keokuk. Fort Madison, Bur
lington, Abba and Buxton, also one IN
Chicago, his sub-headquarters.
The league purposes. as far as IS
possible to find home for aged
colcred people; aid the friendless chill
dren: cooperate with the courts and
state institutions in helping delinquents
TO make good: to distribute good lit
erature: and to furnish competent col
ored help. Aside from this Rev. But
Ter expects to report to the annual con-
ference, which will meet in st. Paul
ST 900 for aged benefciaries and wild.
ows.
Periodical evangelical meetings will
he held. also quqarterly conventions.
when reports will be made of the work
done. The local work will be monde
nominational, and aimed to help the
needy, regardless of race or religion.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-26
BURNED
FIGHTING FIRE
Woman Thought She Could Quench
Blaze Alone, But Fell Exhausted
to Floor.

PENNINGTON, Iowa, Oct. 90
About HAS Monday evening the fire
department was summoned to the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Nancy S. Cooley, and
found the fire under such Roadway that
it was impossible to save the house or
household goods. The fire seems to
have originated in the summer-kitchen
but it is not known how. When Mrs.
Cooley awakened and discovered it she
thought she could put it out herself
and didn't call the fire department.
and fought it until she was exhausted
and fell to the floor unconscious.
Herder Boyer and John Wilson broke
In her front door and carried her to
her neighbor, Mrs. Herder Boyer,
where DR.. L. "A. Coffin was summoned
and dressed the burns on her hands
and face, which were severe. Her
face was so swollen she could not see
for awhile, but this morning Is rest
ing easier and doing as well as could
be expected. Mrs. Minor McCrary, her
sister-in-law, sat up with her last night
and moved her to her home this morn
ing, where everything that can will be
done for her. Mrs. Herder Boyer dis
covered the fire and called the fire de-
partment The house is a total loss,
partly covered by insurance.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-26

Writing from Rock Island, Illinois,
grateful mother says: II miss
Father Johns Medicine when / am
out of it more than anything else
from my medicine chest. l have it
on hand summer and winter. 1 give
it to my two children whose pictures
are shown. l hope that other m 9TH
ers may learn to know its value as
I have. (Signed) Mrs. G. H. Biehl,
1904 Eleventh Ave.
Thousands of mothers know from
experience the value of Father Johns
Medicine as a tissue and strength
builder at this time of year. 1t is
all pure and wholesome nourishment
which the system easily takes up and
changes into fighting strength to
ward off disease. Because it does
not contain alcohol or dangerous
drugs Father Johns Medicine is safe
for children as well as older people
Get what you call for.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-26
CHECKER CHAMP
IS COMING HERE
N. W. Bank, American Champion. Will
be in keokuk Latter Part Of
November to Meet
Local Players.
AUSPICES OF Y. M. G. A.
Will Play Twenty-four Men at Once
or Eight While Biindfolded-
. to Form Checker Club
Here.

N. w. Bank, who claims to be the
champion checker player of America.
will be in .<eokuk the latter part Of
November to meet players from this
city and surrounding territory.
Mr.. Bank is now touring the state
of Ohio and will stop off here under
the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian association. while on his
way to San Francisco where he is to
play in the American championship
games.
He will be at the Y M. G. A. in
the afternoon and evening and will
meet twenty-four players at one time
or eight while blindfolded. There
are number Of persons in Keokuk
and nearby towns that are interested
in checkers and no doubt they will
learn with interest of the coming Of
Mr.. Bank. 4 checker club will be
formed here for play during the
winter
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-26
Bio Election Bets.

+ United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
NEW YORK, Oct 29-Even money
again was the ruling rate on election
betting today as western Wilson
money came into the financial dis
trict. One Wall street man who re.
Gently made killing in steel was
reorted today to have bet SIS 900
even on Wilson and to have $250,0O0
more to bet.
Yesterday 100000 was wagered.
forcing the odds from even back to
ten to nine OF Hughes. Tex Richard
did a dourlshing business on Ohio
bets. He was the go-between in sew
eral bets that Ohio would 60 demo-
cratic. One was $4,000 against
ST 900; another $35.714.28 against
S25 900.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-26
Hand Picked Policemen.

UNITED Press Leased WIe Service.l
CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-Twenty-five
policemen on the raiding squad of
States Attorney Maclay Hoyne's
snecial staff today were returned to
their respective stations under or
ders of Chief of Police Healey, who
is under grand jury Indictment as the
result of the activities Of Hoyne.
Healey is offering eight "hand pick
cd, policemen to Hoyne to replace
the raiding squad which was selected
by Hoyne.
In dismissing the squad, Healey
objected to the raid ON the city hall