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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-07
Postna tatvina.

IL Zaklenjenega postnega vOza
Zedinjenih draw so izginile ma 81
nepojasnjen naGin Stiri vreGc, Y
katerih jc bilo 800 registriranih
zayitkov IL Baltimore in Washing
tona IN del denarnc poSiliatve cd
ZakladniStva Y WaShingtond ma
nckatere ncwyOrSke banke. Skodo
ccnijo Cd 100000 do cnega milo
ma dolarjev. Ivczni dctcktivi mi
sligo, da 81 jc dog0dila tatvina.
Nrcce SO ilginilc Y SobotO oh pol
pctIh zlutraj ma vozu Wilkcsbar-
re Jersey Central Irlcznice. viii
liam T.. Cochran, nadzornik new.
yorSkega Oddclka p0itnc sluzbc IT,
deJal, da So |natanGnO Sc ne more
dolociti. kako velika ic Skoda, do
kler ne pridejo n~atancni podatki
" omega poStncga urada. kjcr so
bile vretc sprcictc. Ia uradnik ic
d"Jal. da jc Scdanja ",atvina n
nalprcdrzncjSih, kar Sc iih spomi-
MIA Y svoji Sluzbi in da hi ukradc-
ma svota narasla Sc "a wee stotisoG
dolarjcv, &c ne hi r0parii p~rczrli
Sc dvojr yrc6, V katcrih .ic bio
mnogo dcnaria cd zakladniS:va Y
WaShingtom.
Pc zatrdilu POSTUM uradov nj
ma raven nckaterih uradnikov ma
~zelezmiSkih POSTUM vozoym i'm ne
kaj I|clczniSkih urLdmikov nihGc
ikIjucrv, ; katcrimi hi bilo mogoco
odprcti v0zovc. - V sohotu zil-
traj jc bio zrlo mraz in vozniki in
curaJl 80 prckrSili poStavo, kcr so
Sc Sll grrt Y gorko kahino ma po-
StaJl, namcSi" da hi bill os,a!i ma
vozovih, kakor .ic miihova dol1-
most. Sedai Sc vrSc Stroge pre-
iSkave. kcr 81 oblaSti nikakor me-
morejo %rallagati, kako 81 j. rop
i@zvriil.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-07
Povsod zastrupljena juha.

IL San Francisco porocajo -
nckam poZnO: Wee kak0r 40 oScb,
lzkljucno paStorji in njihovc lcnc.
j. tclko obolclo, ko so So udclczili
p"j"dinc M east %paStoricv mctodi-
StovSkc ccrkvc. Blanket 81 jc VI
SiI u % %tcbruaria. toda o zastrup-
lJcnju Sc jc zvclclo Sole scdaj.
Odkod ncki vcdo. da ir bilo "a
sirupljrnjc?'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-07
SOCIALIST v MESTNEM
SVETU.

Med delayci V Ameriki Jill jc ma
kupe polSociali>tov, XII radi mi.
navajo, da j. Socializcm '.dobra
rec in hi jim bilo tudi pray ySeJ,
ce hi bill Svet SocialiSticen. Ampak
organizirati Sc vcndar noceio. Y
boJu no6ejo sodclovati. in zee pri-
diego volltve, %pravijo. da social
ZEN Sedaj ltak ne more zmagati.' 90
pa oStanejo donna ali pa volijo de
mokrate ali republikancc.
Taxi ljudjc MISC nikdar premiS-
lJalI O razvojn. kaiti Steer hi i'm
INCONSISTENCIES Spoznanjc polka
zalo, da nj Sc nobena nova Struia
zgodovini clovcitva "nacnkrat '
zmagala, ampak vsako novo strcm-
iJenJe jc morale polagoma prodi-
rati vsak novi nauk L. mora po-
lagoma dokazovati in prepritrva-
II; malrm .je moral dajati zgledr.
dokler hi bila vecina prcpricana.
Tcdaj jc pa zmagal.
= Socializmom nj drugacc. Kdor
misll, da bono kar cnkrat IL kapi-
ta~llstlcnega Sveta z rnim mogoG-
MN zalctOm prcSkOcili V social
stitno druzbo. Sc nj nikdar potru-
dill, de hi spOznal zakone socialne-
ga razvoJa. In kdor miSli. da je
petih. dcSrtih ali Sto letih mogo-
ce, da smO zvcGer ncInatna mani
sina brez mocl in vpliva, zjutraj
Sc pa zhudimo kot mogoGma, una
govita v%ecina, Ia vrruje y GudcIc.
In cudclcv nj.
All DEC zc vsc to dOpOveStc take
mu tovarlSu III ga pOtcm poz0vctc.
maj glasuie SOcialiStiGno. Sc Sc cd
rcze, ceS: En- kaj, &c boSta Two
Jena eden ali pa diva, vendar mic
he opravita. To SO ne izplaca.
Pa vendar So izplaca. Izvo,itov
sodruga Meyer Londona V kon.
gres ~pokazujc to prav jasno. Tudi
diva sOcialista V chicaSkem NEST
mem svctu sta izvrstcn dokaz. da
naJmanjSa socialistitna zmaga
lahko mnogO pOmcni.
PRAY tako kakor polSocialisti. lie
bOlj zaSmchljivo. so lani tudi me-
Sdanski polititar.ji Y TEN mcstu 90
vorili: "kaj bosta pa opravila ,
socialista lzgubita Sc V mcStncm
svetu; popolnoma Sc izgubita,"
Prlblllno lcto dni jc minilo. cd
kar sta bila sodruga Kennedy in
Rodriguez izvoljena, in sedaj je
jasno, ia 81 niSta ilgubila. tenn
e zgodilo So j., ravno narobc.
PRAY dobro je bilo Y zbornici Sli-
Sati socialisticno dvojico. tako do
bro, da sunni veGini meS6anskih
politicarjev pc uSeslh, in Scdai jim
nc hi bio ME ljubse, kakor da ne
hi bill priSli socialist nikdar V
mestni svet.
Takoj ma prvi sell sta social.
STIGMA zaStopnika pokazala, da nj
sta priSla kot kimovca V zbornico.
Iupan je imcnoval razlicnc urad-
nike in uradnicc "a vaIne mcStnc
sluzbc. in mcstni svet hi bill moral
tn imenoyanja pc start navadi
kratkomalo odobriti. Toda soci-
allsta Sc nista hotcla vdaii starr
navadi. tcmvcc sta zahtcvala. da
mOr dobiti mcstni svct najprcj
priliko. da So pouci, cc 50 prcdla-
gam uradniki sposObni IN svoic
sluzbc. I'm dasi STA bila lc diva, sta
vcndar $ svojimi arguments tako
moGno vplivala ma ostale aldcrma-
he, da je res mostni svct preiska-
val zadcvo, in pri enem najvaz-
ncjSih oddelkov JAYNE uprave, pri
solstvu, So .jima ic poSrccilo. ia
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-07

Radi romanJkanja moikih jc Scdai ma Angle
Skcm izrcdno naraNlo Stcvilo zenskih nastavlienk
pr zeleznicah. Same pri Great Central Railway
Jill ic l22i. iIm"d t"h Jill ic go Y pisarnah, drn-
&c dcluJclo Y "akalnicah, pri izdaii voznih listkov
III '''o k"' Pr'laNalk" prtllagc. Nckaj dam Z IL
nivcrzitctno izohrazho jc nastavlicnih ma viSiih
upravnih mc>tih. Sluzbo prtliazncga nosilco y
Manchester o~pravIia mlada roiakinia N katc,o
j. hllo komal prcSkrhcti ladosti vcliko uniformo
- In IcnSka volilna pravicap
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-07
Pr1SeljeVanje.


' kongrcSn StraNi zopct zakon o o|mejitvi ma
HeiJrVah!a' i"rociIa n WaShingtona pravijo. da
inlaJo hlcgoFl zagov"rnki ~najboljSc upanjr in
pricaKuJeJ" hl'ro rcAlt"v V poNlanSki zbornici in
' Srhatm, Major Sc Zal' racunaJo tndl 5 tenn, da
ne 30 wilson letoS odrekel svojega potrdila.
'lovek II" NOR" uganitl tujih miNli ma dalia-
Vo. An wilson j. Ne v"ckrai dokazal, ola MOI
Iahko I%Pr'inrn HvoJc n"Zor". k"kor Sc j" izprc-
ohrnlI Y vpr"NanJr voJne rripravr, tako So lahko
tudi Sc l|pr"ohrnr Y vpraN"njn naNcIJcvanja. Sc.
''da III moral wilson Y lem NluraJu Ntorlii vci
h"h"r Np""i' u III Vp'NI'NAil nov" ~nrgument".
Mar SC uc' preparedness. vNaJ lahko pravi, da
Sc J" poi"|aJ Hprcm''iI IN naSeiJ"valno pravi-
60 NINA taK'sa llg"vor". &c In Ntorii Y tel silva
ri ma nov" S'allNrr. IN moral mr. Wilson zataiiti
'''!N KOS NN"l' "''J" pf'''kIoNtI. In ~ prav"ga
m"|a j. J." TEX" "p'r"'lJa.
Ne '''h"' '' 20 DO l|NFNil, all "r" n"v"ga ma
Sr')rVaIhrE" Pf'"'"Sa f'rn"ti in nJ'g"vl NomiS-
"" " '' "I'Noi'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-07
Mcscca januarja Sc jc ~izvozilo IL zedinienib

M"S"ca januarja Sc jc izvozilo il Zedinienih
draw blaga Y vrcdnoSti S&235, 535,O 900 proti S267.
Nol,ooo V Januarju 1918. Ivozi.lo So ic Y lctoS.
mem IdnuarJu blaga "a 1884, 1872. 600. V ianuariu
IahSK'gd l"ta pa "a Sll5.536.OOO. - Promct tc-
k"m SeimIh meS"ccv do 81. ianuarja So ccni ma
f-''ol'IZ'ooo, ali "a 81 odStotkov wee kot Y iStcm
raSn prrJSnJcgh Ieta.. lzvoz jc NASAL V tenn casu
81 ,0S4. BIB 600.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-07

k"ngrcsni odsck "a voiaSke zadcvc ic odo.
bril- rrrdlog zastopnika kahna IL Kaliforniic, DO
kairTrm maj III Sc uStvarlla industrijalna rezervna
armada. Nacrt namcrava najcti rokodclcc. vozni-
Ike. mchanikc, zclcznicarjc in Sofcric V mirnih ca
NIi, ia hi imcli IN Slucaj voinc tchniGno izobrazcn
armadni Hbor. Nojni dcpartcmcnt bo izdclal po-
drobnoSti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-07

ltalijanSki uradni li>i p%riobculr odpoklic sto-
tim uradnikov IL kolonijalne sluzbe, kar mati. da
Sc ltaIilanSka vIada zavcda, ia jc Lihiia "a Mo IL
g%ublJcna. &c j. TO res, tcdaj 50 >adovi tripoli-
tanskc voiuc nitro >plavali po vodi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-07
vojaska prebiranja zu-

Ma kranlSkem 50 ST vojaska prebiranja zu-
panov vrSila dine -. in - ianuaria, kakor jc to
hllo doIoreno. Onim, Xxi 50 bill spoznani "a Sposob-
ne. So j" pri prchiralnih komiSiiah rcklo. ia bodo
loz. SO bin dine 2l. fcbruaria 1916 Z lctniki lSGS
III 1869 vrcd vpoklicani.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-07

k"r 50 mcSto usnicnih nodplntoy dobovlioli
armadi podplate IL ~papirja, ic prisodilo dunajsko
dIrlIiJNko NodlNc" rotniku Rihardu Stcincrjn lG-
lctho, ""vIJarSk"mu pomodniku .Juriju Lcitingcr-
III Hrtno IN AvguStinu Iiinmclu 4lctno tczko in
pooSircno jcGo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-07

MlIJonar Henry Ford j. izjavil, da nj nikdar
rcNno mislil sprcicti republikansko kandidaturo
IA predsednlSko mcSto. Travi. da noGc imcti no.
henega opravka : politiko. Iakai pa mi dcjal
trga takoj. ko so Sp~rayliali nicgovo line ma kan.
didatno ll"to! kako jc rrkla lisica, ko jc bilo
grozdic ncdosczno!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-07


~" pr'Pr'tlia lmehosanle naJNcc-
d" h~a%auhJ"koN V solskl svet.
roSeono vazno Je bilo delo So
'"i'''n S'e'oValcrV Oh 'aSn
'"' reN'n'h "'''Hlll'arJeN V III
"k' 10 j. p''a ePlzoda' ma ka-
S"''' p"|apn' u IA
~"''"N'r'
",' Po"uc'J'k popoldne, ko Je
$50" ',"'""' j. PriNrl policiJSki
""''''''N ii'"''! pr'd ilhahrhi od-
"'''"'g" NIr'a III J' |ah'cvai'
'"1 ~ "" u"'o'' 4"o'"u" dolarJSI.
u" n'Jni' 'l'o' PoNrhh'h p~"IlcINt"N
"" N"P' '',''" '""oJ'N' MAJ
pun =" '"' '"N" N'"NN', We Pa'
W ','"'''' I"N'p''o go J' hil re
W N'"' ''~''JN"' Ia" Po'i'lJ-
-" '''''''N"'i j. pa N'ai |''pah
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N' ~ P'"''' Il" J' hll iiNlI
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-05
CITY NEWS.

Coffee demonstration. Ihursaay
afternoon, Schen, Demple Furniture 90.
Chaser, the timer. for gutterins'
spouting and tin work of all KINDS.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. John
s3cheevers on Hilton road, daugn-
.er, Clara Pauline, Tuesday night.
A meeting of the board of dlrec-
ors OF the United Charities will pc
leld on Monday, April 10. This VIII
e the regular April session OF the
,oard.
Regular meeting OF Keokuk aerie
20. 6S3, r. o. E.. tonight at Eagles
all, 52S Main, at o'clock. Visiting
rothers always welcome. Chas. A
.loakes, ecretary. Business OF I'M
The regular 1enten service VIII be
IA at ST. Johns church at 7:3O To-
night. The rector, the Rev. John =.
Sage, will preach the sermon.
Coffee demonstration, Thursday
afternoon, SchelllDemple Furniture Co.
The Southeastern Iowa Teach
ers' association convenes tomorrow
at Oskaloosa. William Aldrich. super
intendent Of schools of Keokuk IL the
president of the association. A num-
Der of local teachers are planning TO
attend the meeting.
-Aeohua camp VI. w. A. NO. 6ZZ
i'll hold it's regular meeting tonight
Woodman hall. All members are re-
ested to be present.
Eastern Star: Regular meeting OF
mira chapter No. 40 o. e. s. Thurs
ay evening, April 6, 1916. 1880
clock. BY order of the worthy ma
ron. Louie p Hahn, secretary.
Looking at the newspaper mer-
er from an economic standpoint 1t
ppeals to me-" said well known
usiness man. The merchants Will
ave money, the city will be the gain
and the county at less expense
While many Of US will be relieved
rom subscribing for two local daily
ewspapers. The arrangement has my
approval"
Notices have been received at the
Neol1uk Industrial association OF a
military training camp which will be
held at Fort Benjamin Harrison. near
indianapolis July 5 to October 5. The
notices will be followed up by blank
applications and the Indianapolis
'ng out the notices is hopeful that
number Of Keokuk business men will
plan to attend the camp.
&C. A. Leach, former resident OF
Keokuk was elected justice of the
peace at Quincy in the election held
there yesterday. The early returns
with one precinct missing give him
a majority Of "a. according to the
Quincy Wing. The Wing says: For
the place of justice of the peace the
returns Tuesday night showed c. A.
Leech to be victorious over Marks
Alexander, the republican candidate
by only 81 votes and with one pre-
cinct to be heard from. The count in
the Seventh precinct was still missing
for this office.
Now is the time to have your
tin work, guttering and spouting
looked over. Let Chaser do it. 81
North Sixth.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
At the hIppodrome.

Man and His Soul" one OF the
greatest feature productions ever
made, and in which Francis X. Bush
man and Beverly Bayne, the foremost
of screen stars, are seen in the stellar
roles, will be the next attraction at
the Hippodrome theatre tonight. This
remarkable picture was produced by
the Quality Pictures corporation for
release on the Metro program, and
promises to be the sensation Of the
year. Mr. Bushman and Miss Bayne
are surrounded by an unusually
strong supporting cast, including Hell
en- Dunbar, Grace Valentine, John
Davidson, Edward Brennan, Charles
H. Prince and other stage and screen
artists.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-05

There are scores Of remarkable
scenes in this production, including
realistic factory fire in which more
than one thousand persons appear. In
an interesting allegory is shown the
creation OF the world, the Garden OF
Eden, sand storm, and other achieve
ments in motion picture photography.
Mr.. Bushman and Miss Bayne were
last seen on the Metro program in
.Pennington's Choice" and before that
Mr.. Bushman was seen with Marguer-
lite Snow in "The Silent Voice." an
other Metro triumph. John w. Noble
directed the forthcoming production.
First show this evening starts
promptly at p. m, second at $40
and last at 9:3O.
Triangle plays tomorrow.
The greatest aggregation of coined
jians famous the world over, are fea-
tured in Mack Sennett's greatest COM
edy triumph entitled, Fatty and the
Broadway Stars" which was released
on the Triangle program, and which IS
to be presented at this theatre tomor-
row Weber and Fields, Willie Col
lier, Sam Bernard, Mack Sennett, and
Fatty ArbuckIe are the renowned
comedians that take part in this most
laughaDle OF all COEneuleS. JoiuoH 40
Hard Road" the five act drama,
produced by D. w. Griffith, and star
ring Dorothy Gish, Frank Campeau
and owen Moore, is to be shown in
conjunction with Fatty and the
Broadway Stars Be sure to see this
most wonderful of all programs.
yertisement
Circus Performers Tonight.
AS an added attraction at the Grand
tonight and without advance in the
regular and 10 cent prices, there VIII
be two vaudeville acts in addition to
the regular picture program, Blanche
SWEET in 1.-The Ragamuffin."
"Berre and Hicks" formerly with
Gentry Bros circus and Hagahera
Sotiro. who was with Ringing Bros.
for four years, have been making Keo-
kuk their home and training here for
the summer season. They join Camp
bell Bros. circus next week and before
leaving will perform at the Grand the
acts which they put on with the cir
Gus. Berre and Hicks do an excellent
aerial iron jaw act and the jap
anese Sotiro is unusually good In a
novelty equilibrist stunt.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-05
trust laws and you will have no more

trust laws anu you Will nave uO more
trusts"
Establishment of government
bureau that would prevent interstate
commercial agencies from specializing
in crude products was suggested by
Representative Taggart of the COM
mittee, in a discussion with former
Secretary Of the Interior Walter
Fisher, one of the witnesses. Tag
CART asked If it was not possible for
the government to establish such a
bureau, and give it authority to pro-
hibit speculation on interstate bust
ness.
Absolutely. That subject has been
largely discussed and seems to be a
most logical solution for the trust
problem" Fisher answered.
Publication, competition and regula-
ton are the three agencies OF relief
against trust control Of the beef in
dustry, Edward l.. Burke of the
Am erican Live Stock association,
told the committee. He asked that
the federal trade commission be
authorized to investigate the entire
beef product situation, following the
course of the live stock from the
farm to the block.
Fisher and Taggart engaged in an
argument over the value of publicity.
Taggart criticising publicity methods.
Publicity is of the utmost import
ance in this case" Fisher said. The
packers say they are only making GER
tain profits. The publicity of the
facts of whether they are making
bigger profits would be very impor-
tant."
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-05
She Almost Painted.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, April s..
Pretty Mary Smith almost tainted
when she discovered she had driven
her motor car through the business
section with a union suit Tapping
from the rear of the machine. She
picked it off the line when she back
ed out of the garage at home.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-05

Both acts will appear at the Grand
tonight with Blanche Sweet and Tom
Forman in "Tne Ragamuffin and to-
morrow and Friday with Charlotte
Walker, Theodore Roberts and
Thomas Meighan in THE Trail of the
Lonesome Pine" Both pictures are
new Paramount subjects and unusual
ly good and the circus acts which
will be changed each day, make an
especially strong program for the
small admission prices OF 5 and 10
cents-Advt.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-05
PENITENTIARY rs
PROPER PLACE
Few Trust Magnates Locked UP
There Would Soon Put an
End to Trusts.

WASHINGTON, April 5.-"Put the
trust magnates in the penitentiarv
and you won't have any more trusts"
This was the remedy against the
trust evil recon mended by w. H.
Wallace of Kansas City, to the hous 2
judiciary committee today on the
hearing of the Borland resolution for
an investigation of the alleged beef
trust.
The trusts won't face the peniten-
tfary," Wallace said.
What do they care for fines? A
fine is nothing to them. But you
pass law making it a penitentiary
offense for a violation of the anti
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-05
ANNOUNCEMENT.

1 wish to announce that I am a
candidate for the democratic nomina.
ton for county attorney.
J. M G. HAMILTON.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-05

Footwomen have replaced nearly
all of the footmen employed by the
wealthy families in England.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-05
FATHER SHOT
BY HIS DAUGHTER
Girl is Thought to Have Lost Her
Mind AZ Result Of an
Operation.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 5.-Wil-
liam Stitzel, rs, who was shot by his
daughter Anna Lee StitZel. 36, be-
cause she wanted to put him out II
his misery" died today. Until his
last breath he sought to console the
woman.
AS he lay dying at the hospital,
Anna knelt beside his cot sobbing.
There, there, now, don't cry"
Stitzel said as he stroked her hair; II
know you did what you thought best. "
Il intended to kill my father and
my brother john" Miss Stitzel told
the police, who arrested her imme-
diately after her fathers death 81 felt
like I ought to kill them. I did not in
tend to kill myself, but expected to
take my punishment"
The police say she shot her father
under the delusion that she was doing
an act of mercy. Stitzel, civil war
| veteran, had suffered from rheuma-
tism contracted from wounds received
| in the battle Of Lookout Mountain. He
was shot as he sat in chair in a bed
/ room in the rear of his store here.
| His daughter rushed into the store,
and according to the story, told the
! police, she cried:
my God, l have shot pop. His suf-
fering is over. 1 had no one to care
| for him The bullet was blessing. y
| Physicians who have been attending
Miss Stitzel. say her act was IN
doubted1y one of insanity.
| Several weeks ago she underwent
an operation for tumor Of the breast
and she has been a victim of con-
stantly increasing melancholia. Physi-
clans had warned her family that she
would go insane If this continued. He
trouble took the form Of an excess
pity for her father.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-05

for The Gate City.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-05

The river will fall slowly from Dav-
export to below Warsaw, until Friday.
Weather Forecast.
For Keokuk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Thursday. Cooler
tonight.
For Iowa: Partly cloudy tonight and
Thursday. Cooler southeast portion
tonight.
For Missouri: Unsettled tonight
with showers south and east central
portions. Thursday partly cloudy.
Cooler east portion tonight.
For Illinois. Generally fair north
and central probably showers ex-
treme south portion tonight and
Thursday. Slightly cooler east por-
ton tonight.
Weather Conditions.
An area of high pressure which
overlies the northern plateau region
is attended by temperature ranging
from 20 to 30 above zero and the
changes Of temperature have been
slight in all sections.
There has been heavy rain in west
ern Kansas, lighter rain in Arkansas,
and light snow in portions of Mime
sofa and upper Michigan, but no
marked disturbance appears in any
district this morning.
Local Observations.
April Bar. Their Wind W'th'r
p. m. BOIL 50 NV Clear
a. M. 3O15 Al NV CTdy
River stage a. m. 1879 IT.
Change in "a hours, fall g.
Mean temperature 46; highest, So;
lowest, So. Lowest last night, ~.
FRED z. GOSEWISSH,
Observer.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-05
HAIR COMING OUT?

Dandruff causes a feverish irrita-
ton Of the scalp. the hair roots
shrink, loosen and then the hair
comes out fast. To stop falling hair
at once and rid the scalp Of every
particle of dandruff, get a 25-cent
bottle of Danderine at any drug
store, pour a little in your hand and
rub it into the scalp. After few
applications the hair stops coming
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-05
THE WEATHER.

: eU. S. Department Of Agriculture,
l Weather Bureau.1
, River Bulletin
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-05

LOAN AND BUILDING ASsocIA.
TON.
Dues payable Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. Fines assessed If paid aft
'er 3 o'clock p. m.
). D. EChEk, Secretary.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-06-23
Young Man, Who Are You?

Are you known by your own name.
or are you known merely as your
fathers son? Are you known by
your own good qualities and by your
own acts, or are you remembered
simply because you bear the name
of better people who conceived you
and brought you into this world?
The young man who can look his ell
ders straight in the eye and say, I
am James Martin, already has op-
portunity at his feet, but the fellow
who can say nothing better than
that he is Robert Martins son."
will still be cropping in the darkness
of the future after opportunity has
vanished in the distance. Be some
thing do something, create per-
sonality of your own, and the world
will know you and respect you for
what you are and not for what your
parents were before you. But con.
tinue content as another mans
son" and you will be accorded the
respect and privileges only of ano'
ther mans son, and when death over
takes you your home paper will SPEAK
charitably of you merely as "anoth
er mans son" Great Bend Tri
bune.