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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-23
Sentence COMMITTED.

WASHINGTON, May 23.-On the
basis of newly discovered evi0ence,
President Wilson today commuted the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-23

Henry S. Walker, Ira ". Wills, G. e.
Warwick, c. A. Weber, J. B. Well.
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Geo. Beban in IAN Alien"

Tonight and tomorrow, matinee at
2:30 only, and night showings at 7
and 9 O'Clock, the Grand offers one
OF the real film sensations of this
country in +An Alien" Thos. H.
Ince, wizard of film-play direction,
considers this his greatest film play.
IAN Alien" features Geo. Beban, the
country's foremost character actor,
and among other experts in filmdom,
little Thelma Salter who has Great
ed true sensation wherever she has
appeared.
Too much in praise and promise
cannot be said Of can Alien" The
picture has the personal endorsement
of the Grand-it is guaranteed to
please the young and the older
patrons. A better photo-drama, with
elements of comedy and drama, has
never been brought to Keokuk.
"The Alien" is an amplified version
of the remarkably successful playlet.
''The Sign of the Rose" which for
five years served Mr.. George Beban
as a starring vehicle both in this
country and abroad.-Advertise
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Mary" is an inspiring roamnce that
teens with pathos and thrills and
written to suit the charms of this
exquisite little screen celebrity who
bids fair to deprive Mary Pickford of
her popularity by her charming and
ever pleasing personality. In addi-
ton to Lovely Mary" will be shown
the first Of the Metro-Drew comedies
entitled "The Count of Ten" starring
Americas foremost fun makers, Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Drew.-Advertise-
meut
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finger unb 6optins' unterabtbeilung
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ron, Got No. 45 BON Sobn 5. Rad's
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g Gdiibeueraben stipro d.
Wusf.tier Wliiller: .Du, aebmarH
hafts bsnn beine 9llts au9 arisgsaiI'
leibe 5.idnsn laiieu9I - Wlusisttsr
aebmaHn: .gla, unb bb! Der Sc.
lpinn in bic Rotes3reusseotterte 70
uns ba5a jsrobe ri4tis jetommer. -
Ueustttier Wiiiller: rWiepisl mars
benn2" - Whsietier 2ebmanr: .Rd.
irmsrbin - Wsdrisr iiebenbunbert.
Ulusistier Miiller: -Menih, bdbt
ibr G&ipein Bel bic Sdneinenot.
8ei uns tparen's blpb 5tpeibunbert
M1rier, absr mas meine GrGu ibrt
G6iDtitsr is, bic bat cine Sants in
9imerito besrbi. gss braps aIis Dam.
aber i4on ms Srsifenbufts. 6u6e1
bot iie ia Dos, s,sel6 nod mid, aber 6rin
in bic arisssanl.ibe Is es ffon. gil
bsroppt iperbeH mub, bat iie's iifer.A
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ipeibte, Miillsr, mein Junss, b0
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bic Sammlsr jejangen is. Sn bss
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mir 5u 6uuis ipern idon fir bic n0iisf
pinfe ioraen, linb bsnn iinb mir sbenf
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Saiitup, 70 mas tDis bier gu 5auls 80
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Ii9en Spruns Don benz goben 10 iebr
erf4redt. bob fie sinsn S4rei ausses
itoben, ipsI4er bon Der @robmuttsr
seb0rt ipprben mar. 2luf beren 6rage
na9 Der llrfade bate iie teine 4nts
mort ssianben unb es fir bas bette
sebalten, ben nod INNER nit srbo6ss
nen Sdnben Dor ibr anieenben burd
elm paur arme ooD Seu uniidtbar Su
MAIDEN, ba 5iIlesM0ss Sol5itubs auf
ben GeiteriproRsn eetlappt hatten.
0Iei4 bardlf mar f6on Der aopf Der
alien Jrau iiber BEN Seu aufgetailht.
.Wds bait DUP"
%. ni9ts = i9 slaubte = einen
Sltis flieeen ="
Dummies Widt! Sltiiie fliessn
niat. Sieb ouf Define arbeii. Sas
muB aIles ebsn iein. Neg bu NIT
bsm Saufen!"
Die @robmutier battle Uliene ges
mo6t, auf bas Sad gu iteigen, als
elsie iie lahenb abseipsbrt; lie polls
bas islbit i9ou beiorsen. aud bas
iibrise Ssu Idse slatt. 2lber bas Ssr3
bate ME elm 9ammsr in ibrer Sruit
gctlopft, ipdbrenb iis 10 seipro6sn,
uno es mar ipie Elm Stein bon ibrsr
Sssle ssfalIen, ais iie 9ilIesWios ben
Hiitipeg battle antreten Ieben.
sSebt erinnerte lie ii4 pieoer lebbafi
jsnes 9prganges nit alien yisbsnums
itGnoen.
@lste Iadts. Gsntjesanna Wl6es
Misns, nit ipeI4sr bieielbe porbln
ibre 2lsubsruns iibsr jenen gOrIall
biusenommen, mar Osrsehen. Sic
elaubts, rem jinesn Grafsn ii9 untsr
bem Seu berborarbeiten gu iebsH, uno
feline flebentlihe 9itts, ibn ni6t in ben
eepiFen Sob gu treibsn. Die nit elmer
ibr iebt fpmii6 eri6einenben anslt,
ipslt,e pamals aber anitedenb auf lIs
aepirtt, iiber feline 2ippen sstOmnisn
mar, Hang ibr in ben Obren.
60 ipar er dIip bod SoIbat eeipor'
BEN. Der Batter bate ieinen Willen
bur6ssiebt. Snbem fie ieine eri4ets
nuna iid psrsesentpGrtigte, biiuite ibr
bas nidt befrembenb. er battle ibr
ni6t ben Ginorud esmadt, als oh er
Gnergie ssniie beiibt, einsm bartiopfis
gen Batter Sppoiition Su MADDEN.
Dieter bate aud obns 3peifsI ses
pubt, baB ieinem SpbHs itrense 3u4t
bienli9 lei.
@dbrenb Glsfe In Der grinnerung
fi6 perlpr unb oann beg glugenblits
eeba6ts, in ipeldem Graf Woli ib-
ipieber ssssniiberiteben ipiirbe, srils
bette Ssntj.s gnna wioe in ibrer 9IItens
teiIsiii6e iiber bas pon Der junssn
syrau GebSrte nod. sic mar gan5
sridroden uno ba1ie nidt buran, ild
gum S&afen nisbersuIesen, obi9on
bic 3eit ipeit porssriidt mar. DdB
Der ginbrud, tpeItrn bic MiitsiIuns
Der Sdipiesertpaier auf iie sema4t,
ipeientlih bur6 bic 9eriiimuIa,ng sss
aen biefelbe, Don ip.Iter lie iid nod
nid5t piebsr bate frei MAIDEN ,onnen,
rerftdrtt .purbs, mar felbftnsritdHSs
lid.
(Torfiphuun fofofl
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II. Z. Co., $4,000.
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gearl 6. SiII an Soutbern Dbif
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Do. an 2iberal g. II. 3. Co.. 800
pbiIip 6. Bomb an propibtnt Sab
ings 3. II. z, Co., $500.
OIips ID. SabIor an eait Gnh
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ime faIte Suit itreidlt pcrbei. gsie
eigenes @eitein ipad,it eis in aHor.
peIn uno Giiaoern un0 iiber Dem
toienben Bod idppeben 2aipinen non
eis5apieir. Die mandniaI unter oern
9rnd Der unenoli6 bod idtpebenoen
Some fraGenS brriinterrbefen. es
lit cine gltbmoipbdre pom llrSiltano
Der Wenih1eii in oieier Shluft, Or
innering an 0us trobige @letider-
budl oes Sobannes u. Sertien, cine
@robnrtietcit, Die in Der llneripartet.
belt ii6erraidT, beitiir5t urb toll
mnht.
WsandmaI buatSfneeiaa Die gan.
Se 8egeno IN @rdii 2drm perifTpirl.
6et. @erduif ipiro peritludt. Die
rieipnbdii 1irigetbiirnitengerge ihUeL
len bin an6 ipieoer nit einer ifJiuereu
Seite beraus, Dor ben &ori5ont aber
iteat ii6 Der Shueetag ipie cine bInn.
iueite Nano un6 Die S1uier, fiber
oenen Die Sobenriiden sogen, iteben
itarr ipie bIeierne auliiien onuor. Sft
brennt am fommenoen Mioreen odnit
mieoer fie Come. @clfen rclIen iih
nndJ, r!mo uno lang pie 5nhuen iiber
6as 2bnl. Gie Sfier itromen ins 8e'
birg. SdIitten fdbren INIT Shellen
5um einiee. Der fiibI iln0 tlar in ben
gergen Iiegt. nah @aittenipdlo. NO
Goethe iibernodtetc. OILS er niif oieier
emit groben goIfsitrabe na4 Stalien
fiihr.
Cine eIeftriidc gdbn fiibrt nad
9ircI. Simmer iteieeno tlimlnt tie IN
Die Sobe nit itrier slusiidt anf aar.
iperbel lmo gsetteriieirL Die 5erriileu
uno in gcruaItiger Maiiipitdt iif DOT
ben SoimmeI iesen. Gin ihHaleS bin.
neg ganb idbrt er2ug bann binoer-
FER Weter iiber benz engen Ibal, pie
ieitgeflebi al i,ie 9lbbdnse iueitcr. sSH
aroben Serpertinen sIeiiet err balo
oie redtc, baIo Ole linte Seite neh.
ineno, bimiater. Ser Bid fabt oft
6ie Silnnels iub Sdieneniirdnge Der
anoeren Seite, iftpill0elno ins DE.
itein gslegt. Gann ofinet iifI Der ia.
belhafta Bid nod Dem Sniltbal.
@riin unb bIau lpedielnb I6uft Der
sSlub lna uno barmonii6 in einem
oorierbolcn 31al. Gben sIeitet bic
@abn burd romantiide &Iilfte Gdnn
aber fcnmt SSnnSbriid nit 2auben
uno aIten Gaiien, fdn,ieeeeiiernen
@i.tern. gldiiif iino waitteIaIter,
ipinoerbar beionnt, nnrm fuie Wleran
unS bod, BON geipnltiaen aurpen Der
Serge imipaiirt. Tieie Staotl Der
Siibeii 5cigt icine eriten gorlauier.
9ieie Sriidte in ben AusIagen. Gieie
@ei6bcit Der Sormeu. Gieier icnnen'
baft aelbe 9lbeno IN ben alien @ai.
fen, gons rnrtpirflih i'm roifen lie.
bergana 9ie GomfirtIe nit ben
gronscpIaiiifen Der aoriige. bic ido.
ne SaiiaSe, oe1 marine @inb.
geahts baraiii regnete es in Gar.
mild. .gartenfirhen sSobn raiiid,te
an Die Seniier. @ieber fnn StyHee.
@ieber lam cine iternblisenoe Wlono.
nadt, rib Die goeen Der gerge aiis
bem 9unfeI nnb erbellte iie. Gaes
fror pieber 3iIaniren. @etilmmel
iIno Sarben breiten iih pieber aus.
60 anbert lpehielnb bas Taiein bon
einornd gu Giiibriid IN einer fait
femininen slen6erunesinbigfeit bee
Senperotir unS Ses GrIebeils. Gen.
nod aber bot aIles cine Jorm nno
elm Sfhpergetpid,t, 3u Der es itets 5n-
riidfebrt. gs beibt, iid niht 5n be.
Iinnen. Gs beibi MIR eiufat: iparten,
0nslifeiii uu6 al leben.
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3u freunbItd.

Serr:: y@rIaiIben Gie mir, fiebes
5rdpIent Sbuelt meinen S6irm al.
5u6ieten."
5rdiilein: .Gs regnet ia gar
uidt."
Serr: ues f5nnte bod aber anfaH.
gen Sa .regne1I.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-05
DO We Dress Our Wives Too Well?

DO " DToSS OW " IUCS LOO " CU.
n the matter of personal adorment, Nature rather
left in the lurcl.
Almost every flower and animal better treated
at her hands.
Man, as Professor W. l. Thoras has pointed out,
celved mo punage, no spots or stripes, no naturally
voice, attractive odor, and graceful antics"
But Nature has habit of compensation in such
matters.
She gave adornment, but she gave him hands.
And with hands he has "the power of collecting brilliant
objects and attaching them to his person. and he thus
becomes rival in radiance of the animals and the
flowers"
And from the beginning of time men have done just
that thing.
In the early days OF the women-wore
the brilliant coors, just the male birds have the
brightest plun,age.
But gradually light and business, rather than love,
became the chief interest of the male he began robe
himself in somber hues, like bateship Women took
the interest in personal adornment where
dropped it, and have kept men busy making them clothes
and paying the bills since
Indeed, Professor Thomas points
inventory OF o
activities carried by supplying
with the accessories which she charm him.
In other words, the average man spends his life in
hard work for-wha? Largely to dress his wife and
Is this unwholesome condition? Is too much of the
energy of the world used up in making women loveler?
Professor Thomas answers, yes.
If womens fashions did not change often, he says,
not kept eernaly busy in providing alorn-
for their wives, much of their energy could be
diverted other tasks that would make the world hap
pier and better.
But to what better tasks, WONDER would men urn9
In numbering the good things of the word-tle things
that make life happier and better-we must include
many things that not be measured in units of material
value
Flowers can neither be built into furniture;
yet spend millions every year for them gladly.
The charm of does not lower the cost of living,
raise the wages of factory employees, transform
bad roads into good
Yet she can, Arnold Bennett says, "ravish the
of a roomfu of people by merely walking down
stairs or by merely throwing shawl her shoulders
And this gift of grace is of the supreme things
in the world"
Every hates to draw checks for milincrs ard
dressmakers. But every who is worth while feels
thrill of satisfaction having his wife dressed as to
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The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-08-11
A MATTER OF MEDICINE.
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For many years Doctor EuStachy
had been the leading physician Of Per-
tuis, a town in the south Of France.
His professional reputation was so
high that he often was summoned to
distant places, and many people Won
dered why he persisted in hiding his
light under bushel, by dwelling in a
country village; but the doctor held
that it is better to be first in Per-
tuis than second in Paris.
Personally he was not exactly popu-
lar, because of his temper over which
he had poor control. Small things eX-
asperated him to an unseemly de-
gree, and when he was warm under
the collar 1t took him long time to
cool down. So it happened that when
Doctor Tournatoire arrived in Pertuis,
announcing that he had come to stay,
and was prepared to furnish pills in
any quantity, many of the leading citi-
zens, who We're tired of Doc Eus-
tachy's tantrums, gave the young man
the glad hand.
Tournatoire had been graduated
from the best of medical schools, he
was highly recommended, and he soon
demonstrated that his skill was great.
His manners were most engaging, and
he had a comforting way with patients
that was quite as effective as his medi-
cine. He became popular at once,
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-08-11

the manure to the land is very i'm
portant means OF maintaining the nj
trogen supply as well as the supply or
other plant food elements.
one of the most valuable assets Of a
farm is the manure produced upon 1t.
1t represents fertility which has been
drawn from the soil by crops, and must
be returned to it if prOductiveness is
to be maintained. 1t not only adds to
the store of plant food in the soil by
returning large per cent OF the nj
trogen, phosphorus and potash re-
moved by crops, but it also renders the
native plant food of the soil more
available. 1t adds humus to the soil.
improves its physical condition, makes
it warmer and enables it to receive
and retain more moisture.
No substitute at present known is
capable Of completely filling the place
of farm manure. Notwithstanding its
great value. there is probably no ma
terial on the farm in which so great
and needless waste occurs. 1t is a
common sight in almost any section to
see stables and feed lots situated upon
the bank of stream or ditch where
the most valuable portion Of the ma
nure will pass into the stream.
There is no soil so fertile that its
producing power cannot be eventually
reduced by continued cropping which
takes away fertility and returns moth
ing. 1t must be understood that every
crop, whatever it may be, removes
from the soil plant food which must be
returned in some manner.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-08-11
Trying to Put the Dog in the Stove.

that he had bought atropine paste OF
a druggist; also that he had won d
prize of game in local lottery, and
his prize was six thrushes. When the
evidence thus became formidable the
old doctor confessed, but said that he
was merely trying to play a practical
Joke on Tournatoire. The courts OF
France, like those of the other coun.
tries. had not much appreciation OF
humor, so Eustachy was convicted and
sentenced to eight years of toll with
out recompense in prison.
So this eminent physician, wearing
letters, left the town where he had
long been honored and respected to to
take his place among felons, and all
becausa he could not overcome his
jealous spirit. 1t is unnecessary 10
tack a moral to the story:
The casei Is celebrated in criminal
annals because it is the only one or
| its bind Doctors may, and doubtless
do hate each other now and then' but
Eusta chv was the only one on record
who tried to remove a rival oy
poison.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-08-11

buttons. These buttons, set in rows,
form the decorative feature, appearing
on the sleeve and on the body Of the
garment. A narrow belt of the fab
ric is faStend with single button. A
high turnover collar promises another
season of smart style in collars. The
material Is panne velvet.
Worn with this suit q georgette sail
or holds its own with q style value
equal to that of the costume. This is
nm outfit to delight the heart of the
slender woman. for in it she will look
her best.
While hairdressers appear to be
experimenting with many different
styles, the general direction of the new
eoiffures is toward greater elabora-
hon than we have had for several
years. 1t is noticeable that the fore
head is covered more, the hair is al
most always waved and puffs and
,urls are dividing honors with soft
soils as means Of disposing of the
back hair.
This variety in style makes happy
,tate of affairs for those who are