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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-06-21
Nj. j. SOUKUP
OPTICIAN.

Eyes examined, glasses fitted,
broken lenses duplicated.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-06-21

Phone 241.
Specializes in Surgery, diseases OF
women, and Obstetrics.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-06-21
DIXON a. LINZENMEYER,

HARNESS, ROBES, BLANKETS,
WHIPS, ETC.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-06-21

Office over Bromley & Co.'s Shoe
Store. Specialty-Good work at rea-
sonable prices.
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BOICE a. HOOK.

Office on Winnebago Street.
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& URBAN,

Offices over DEBORAH Bakery
Telephone No. $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-24
Ia WHATEVER YOU WANT IL i

is tn preventative o rIBe
eu' onynbn find glance lie o
vonr +bHero heartfelt
viHper asurn tina uUb
they E IeuId t. it
to o
everything promised
the
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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-06-01

The game was the best kind of a
curtain raiser, and the fans all enjoyed
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-06-01
misses Memorial day in Princeton,

misses a Memorial day in Princeton,
and this grand old veteran was here
again Tuesday. 81
The Princeton band appears to be
.dwindling away also, but those who
were out Tuesday did much to make
the observance fitting one.
Eleven Of the veterans walked to
the cemetery, and although their step
was not as firm as in the stirring times
when they helped to make history, they
refused to ride.
The citizens committee A.
E. Allen, Robt. H. king and Fred New
to the various details IN
a manner that earned them the COM
mendation Of all.
The musical part of the program was
arranged by Mrs. H. c. Cooney, and it
was especially appropriate and pleas
ing. She is deserving Of credit for the
success of this part Of the observance.
Co. G had large squad out, numer-
GUS of the members from Milaca being
out in uniform for the occasion. The
boys did splendidly, and Captain John
son and Lieutenant Morton, as we'll as
the privates, can feel proud Of the
showing made. =: -
.' = - 8
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-06-01

bite and parch! Prince Albert has always
been sold without coupons or premiums.
we prefer to give quality!
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-06-01
NOTES.

The game was the best kind of a
curtain raiser, and the fans all enjoyed
it. -
Ogilyie will oppose Princeton next
Sunday, and the contest promises to
be a hummer.
Berg starred at the bat for Prince
ton, polling out three drives out of four
trips to the plate.
Nevitt's work made hit with the
fans, and he pitched shut-out ball. He
has nice delivery, and real smokey
ball.
The total receipts amounted to
5000, and if. the ladies had not been
charged admission the team would
have, faced a deficit.
"Heinie" Plaas was again seen in
action as umpire in chief, and Lloyd
Mallette gave the base decisions. Both
did well, and clicks" were conspicuous
by their absence.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-06-01

receiver evidently became ratified.
Anyway, he dropped the ball, and
hewitt was safe. A minute later
Doane electrified the fans by starting
for home also, and there are those
who believe he made it. The. decision
was close one, but "Umps" Plaas
gave the visitors the benefit Of the
doubt, and Princeton took to the field.
Princeton forged into the lead in the
third by, crowding run across the
plate. Skahen was first up; and
walked. He went to second on an
error, and reached third while NAL
lette was being retired. Berg ham
mered hot one at the pitcher, and
was nailed at first, but Skahen counted.
Jesmer's foul which was gathered in
by the pitcher retired the side. In
the fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh
innings Princeton battled in vain to
increase its lead, and although at
times a score seemed certain, things
failed to break right. In the eighth,
however, the contest was safely
slowed away, high and dry, far from
the reach Of the Kanabec county ath-
letes. Skahen started the inning by
lifting out clean single, and reached
third while Mallette was being retired.
Berg bumped the horsehide on the
trade mark, for a ripping safe one,
and Skahen scored. Jesmer hit safe,
but Berg, who reached second, was re-
tired at third when Smith went to
first on felder's choice. Wilkes then
came to bat, and the, big fellow was
due for hit. And hit he did. The
first ball delivered looked good to him,
and it also looked good to the fans a
second later, when it started for cen
ter field. It was corking drive, and
Jesmer and Smith counted, while
Wilkes reached third. The side was
retired when Wilkes was caught off
third, but the game was won, and
after Mora had been BANKED again il
was all over but the shouting.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-06-01
NOTES..

No drum corps was in evidence, and
this feature was missed by all.
Besides the veterans of the Civil
war there were two Spanish -Ameri-
can volunteers in line. =
The members of the Princeton Fire
department were out in uniform, and
participated in the parade.
Owen Braeken, 96 years old, never
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-06-01

Buy Prince Albert every
sDhere tobacco is sold in
toppy red bags, Sc; tidy red
tins, Zoe; handsome pound
and half-pound tin hur1i-
dors-and-that corking fine
pound crystai-glass hun,i-~
dor. tOith sponge n,oisfener
top that keeps the tobacco
insuch clever trfsn-al.uays!
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-06-01
AnOka Wins.

In a game featured by three smash
ing two-base. drives by Berg, the
Princeton high school ball team went
down to defeat at Anoka last Saturday.
by a count Of 9 to a.
The locals got an extremely dis,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-06-01

heartening start, but steadied down
and played real ball, with the result
that they blanked their. opponents
every inning after the fourth The
games was lost beyond redemption
before this, however, but the Prince
ton lads demonstrated that they are not
cutters. This was the last game Of
the season.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-06-01

onamia viii make the eagle scream
on July 4, this year, with an old-time4
celebration. ~ 81 "a 80
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-06-01
PRlNCE Abe
the national joy smoke

has flavor different delightful. You never ia
And that isn't strange, either
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-17

giniidt %5lpingen, Ser lie iid bisber 10
.1artnadig peridlollen babelr, lponad)
freilid) nad} ibren ~bisberigel1 al1slai=
ll1l1gel1 1penig ooer sor feine Slnsliht
mt. 9elltihlarb mo ieine gerbiin=
oetet baben ibre 8fliht getban.
@enn lie bei Ben NQiirten fein ge-
neigtes DIR finoen, limo lie fur sic
Jolgen nidt perantlportlid). Sic
oentlhe geote lit cine glan5enoe Mo-
11ifeltation Der emil1entell 6rieoens=
liebe oes oelltiden Bottles, Ieines Sol
lers, lelner Staatsn1alnner llno ieiner
Gerbiinoeten. Sic MQiirten baben
Die @a6l. Sic foltl1en Sen Irieoen
baden l1no ben &rieg. Sen enoloien,
ansiidhslolen &rieg. limo mie lie lih
entideioen mo9en, lie lper0en Geutid.
lano uno leine Gerbiirtoete11 geriiitet
finoen.
9ariiber fann gar fem 3peifel BE-
lteben. Slnoenbltrg n1o %2lloenoorii
boberr Die Yld1le fir oie Iortlebuna
pes arieges bis sur cnbgiiltigem Gmt=
ld)e1onng bereits ausgearbeitet unb
Dem oelltIdlen &aiier, Dem oiterreidi=
ldell aoiler nlb oeiien General
ltabsdef I%elonaarid)al Gnrrab bon
So5elloortf porgeleat, Die bon bieien
geblllgt mllroell. Sic 1pcroen nad)
%glblebnl1g oes aner6ietells 9entif=
lanos lulo Ieiuer gunoesgenofen, IN
6r1eoensnlter6onol1nge1t einSutre=
ten, lcltens gllglanos nro 1einer al=
lllrte1l 10 piinftlid) our Nusfii6rung
fomnlell, 1pie Die fiir Sen 6elo5ltg in
H%lll1lallier, Goral1f fonllell iid lebtere
perlallen. Sic 6ritiihel, utb frol1ao=
lIld)en stoafsnlanter iiben nod, ali
tohem Eiero, Die britilhe l1no iran
5ol11dle 4Srelie perbobnt oas s(fterbie=
ten Der Gentralnadte llllo i6rer Ser
blll1oetel, III Jrieoensnnterbanbl1tn.
gen el1l5lltretcr. Sn mclligen Meono-
ten aperoen 6ela9te Staatsr1al11er
pom boben Efero berabgefonuien
lem lllto Die %alliirte Greife miro itatt
81 bobiten, minicli1. Sam a6er iper=
oel1 Die Observation-Disclosures, sic
scl1tld)lono 1tlb ieinc Ger6iinoetcr,
l'ellel1 lperoeL gan5 anoere
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-17

lem, als lie iebt batten erlangen foSn=
men, 1perlt lie alf oas Mnerbicten Die
ler, IN MISUNDERSTANDING ein=
treten 81 1pollel1, ei11gegattgen lpiaretr.
3aronf fDnl1en li6 @nglano l1tb lei1e
Mliirten perlaiIel1s 3os alte @ort:
ysSseoe 5du1lo rddt iid auf groen",
miro lid mieoerum bem1bren. gngz
lato u1to lei1te Mlliirten meroen Sic
'sdnlo fiir Die J%ortlebl11g oes @rie=
ges 0nrd) g%ertperfllila bes Irieoers=
anaebotes ldmer SIT biiBtil boben. -
Sic 8eltgeihidte lit oas @eltge=
-rid)t.@
Die &rieas5iele Ser Gntcntcmadjte,
na11entlid Gnslanps, bic ia mGglidrt
at peridleiern, Gnglmb pursiiglid,
%perltanben fat, mri1jacn bnrd) bas gln.
er6ictelt Ser gcntrafntGdte unb ibrer
@crbiinoctet, in Iriebcnsmtcr1anbs
llti1ger einamtreten, gleidoiel Of Sic
Grtentemad)te es an1tebtnen pber db=
lebnen, Der sa1tsen Melt et,uas ffarer
gcmadJt merbe1, 1nb bas iuare idJor
eim grogcr gortIeil fir bic bon Teiu=
ben ring itngebcnen enrDpGiid)en
Mittelmadte nno lire @erbiinbeten.
Grrglano bat .es trefflid perltal1-
oen, leille 8e1peggriilloe 5l1r @etbeili-
gung am @eltfriege unD ieine apab-
reil ariegs8iele oltrd s6lagtporte.
mie gIentiher Militarismus" m8elt.
berrlfaftsltrebelr 9emtidlm0s"
@iitbenoe grobcrnngsiudt" nin
lllip. 5u perIhleiern
Sic ID a bren arieas5iele eng
LAMBS 6ot Der be1ttibe Heidsfai15lc,
bon getbnlann=s aolIpeg idon in lei.
ller aroBen Nebc Don peltaeldidtli
der 9eoeltt11irg Dor ooeln 9llbgetI l1s'
LidplIie ocs MeiGstages in ibrem Dol
len llmfange INTO in lel16tellocl
alarbeit 0argelegt. ct iagte::
ogead Dem &riege, 1oei,n @nglan6
lpie cs mpd1te, ing altfs 6altpt ge
idylaee1t l,lb i1ber bhite .@elt ttad lei
mem @ilen rell oisponirt. babet
miro, Sarm iollen iiA Die sfelltralel
slt Garontieh Der neltet engltibel
@cltoronung 5uiammcnidlieBen. 81
lbicier 8elteremlns miro 'aud iolgen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-17

Oes geboren. slus 5l1oerlaiiiger 9uel-
lie apiilen mir, baB gnglano l1l1D
Jranfreid bereits imt Sabre 1915
&llbla1tb ibie %territoriale @errldaft
iiber 8otitantiropel, oe1t 9osporrls
ltn6 bas @eitllfer ser 9aroaneue1r
NIT Sutherland 5ugelidert uno Silent
alien inter ben Gntentemddten alf=
getbeilt [baben, Bic engliite 3egie-
rlttlg lit slnfragen, Sic ibr bieriiber
I'M Garlmnent geItelt morben iinb,
ausgemihen. Mber biele aslane ser
entente iino ood m%abrideinlih alld}
fir ben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ser lie
lpater garantiren ion, Don sSs1tereIIe.
so ieben bic Mnnerionsabiidten
ut1ierer @egner aus, mo5lt arlh nod)
GliaB-2otbringen fon1mt, apiibreno id
BET Der BeipredJung n11lerer &riegs=
5iele Die Nnaerion gelgiens nien1als
alS llniere Mbiiht be5eidmet babe."
Gle ariegssiele Gnglanos beIteben
|allo in Der @erlteulrng Ser l1el1en
englii6en 8eltorbmlntg nnb berell
@arantie Ourh bie Nelttrnlen, bos
beii3t Der britiiden @eltberridait I'M
ter slusid)altlrng Ser oeutiden Scott
fnrrett5 altf 6em lpirtbibaftlihell Sc
Ebiet nn6 Der I%usoebnultg oes britt
lfen Serrldaftseebiets blrh oie
lslltltbeilllng alld) Ser aiiatiiden Sir.
tel gera6e allf ben Sbeil aleinaiiens
lalli. ben iid oas oeutide %slltgenn1erl
lpirthidaitl;d)er 9etbatigung ri6tet
I'm Die @efolgidaft 1ranfreid)s ullf
3lBlanbs fir Die @rreidutlg 0ieIe,
3iele BIT g%emilrnen> amtrbe oieien Sci.
d)elt Die g%rtDerbn1g pon @ebieten als
Sober Di~igerporfen, mcld)e allm16lid
aus Dem @eiiftsfreis ibrer 4oIiti1
erltldlpunoen 1par: &nBlan6 apl.rbt
Der 9elib &onitantinopels NIT better
Sutherland, bes gbslorng 1nb bes
J @eltufers Der 9arbane0en l1ni
Tra1freib Die @iebergepiltltltng bor
gllab-2 otbri1ge1 3llgelidert inns bei
Zoe 2anoer spilroen eingelaoen fidD be
Der 4uftDeilllitg Der aiiatiid)an Cir
fei ibr Stiid aus Dem fleinniiatiidel
Scribe bernus5uidnciben.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-17

5eidnet bat lid III eillem Seem gorfer
glatt OIL Die Nrbelt genrad)t, 0en
6riebelt ber6ei5l1fiibrer. alt6 Cos
mos" itellt Sen rlrIiiiben 8elit &olr=
ltantilmpels rl1O Die @iebererper=
buns gliaB=2otbringens ol1rd1 6ranf=
rei6 oils critic 8oransiebultg Der @ie-
berberltelll11g bes Srieoens BIN. @as
MN Die glioB=2otbringild)e 9elisfra=
&c alrbetrifft, 10 modte Der dumb
|idaller" uGoslf1os" allf eil1el1 4rtifel
in Der 2oltooner uGImes" poat Mittte
Sltli 1870 %al1flnerfiam mad)en. gii1te
2onoo1er 3epeide bonn 16.SSilli 1870
laltete:: Sic Zines" meint, DOB Sic
&riegsobjefte leitens GrenBens Oie
Biebereroberl1ng Oes gliaB lll,o 2otb=
ri1gel1s 6il0en, mel6e Ole fran5oii-
ld)en 3epartements Molelle, Mellr-
tbe, Gogelen, Sber- ltlto Mieberr6eil1
~entbalten, lno BOB Ielltid)lano 5abei
sic Sgntpatbie Scr gal15en 8elt al,i
leiner Seite 6abe."
@e1m Oat1als Die gauge Melt mil
Ioieler &riegsabiidt 8reuBens ipnlpa-
tbilirte, 10 Oiirfte Ser geilnbe Men-
fenperitan0 unb Die objeftipe @ellr-
tbeilung Ser IbatladJen fallm inritm.
Toe iein, 5l per1te6elL marltll1 6erl1 Die
@ieoergelpinnlllg Der oan1ais BOZ
Iranfreid) perlorenelt 1llb babel boz
MterSber oeltiden @ebiete 6ellte bi(
gorbeoinging fir eil1en Srieoen oil
Den lollte. Der stimmingslpedyleI
gnglanos unO Sic s%lenoerung Del
Giftlinien Der englild1en 9olftif al
lein lolltelt oenl1 bodD all1 fiir sos
AMOS" bei ieiner Sriel1tirllng altf Sen
@ebiet Scr internationalen NolitiI
itno ieil1er Ieltileailng Ser Irieoel,s
NboransieButge1 nid]t maBgebeno 1eill
Mll6 er lollte ood Sic Mllgen fir 81,
Ibatlad)en offl1er, baB bie Menoer1ull
Der britiiden Stinnm11rg unb Noliti
leoigli6 6nrd Die @enliibung, 81,
Witrpirfurlg 5ral1freid)s bei Der @r
reidurtg Ser engliihen &riegs
5iele 5a g%elpinncn, beItilnn1t lporbe,
Int
3ie &epandciocc NOR III Tranfreid
l6crcits lpeit NV Den S~intergruno &C
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-17
Rock Island.

treten, als England lie init Ser gr-
regl1l1a oes 8enteappetits bon llelleti1
mad)rief. Tas aber lit cine @olitif
Der 9rntalitdt, melde at iih id)oll
jeoe gorausietung fir sic @icoers |.
lGerltellltng oes Jrie0ens auslNlieBf.'
Ias lit cine @emaltpolittf, mcldje, mic
Der bel1tlhe Neidsfan5ler in %ieil1er
&eoe bonn nelu1ten 9eoben1ber betort
bat, oie @rln1plaae zines mirfianlelt
il1terl1ationalen Trieoel1sbnnoes nid)t
iabgeben fam. +
CAB gnaqano Sen Mitiien sen ge=
iib &onitalitinopels III Mllsiidt ge-
iteat Eat, lit mllll1lebr blrb Sic gr=
flarung oes rltiiiihen Gremiers Gre.
pom III Ser Ilana alisbrldli6 feItge.
ltellt lporben. Gb es gngianb 5amit
er1lt aepelen, crid)eint iraglid, apenn
alldJ bie 9eiibfrage Ser Stoot Scots
.ltaatins fir ENGLAND, ieitoem es
ourd) Ole geberrIdplng iiber bas Wiit.
%tellneer bie Serbinbltng NIT SSl1oien
onrd BEN sl1e5fanal iid) geiidert Fat,
nidt nebr poll4 sleider geoelltlulg lit,
alS friiber. sStrmlerbin hat iid1 Gng=
lano ourcl Oie Weiebrng Der oen Car
oanellen porgelagerten ss1icln ser
aortrolle audi iiber oieie @aIierltraBe
|bemad)tigf.
/ 3as 10 flagli6 gum Mbid)lllB ge=
fommene Observation-Disclosures loQ-
tie Den 8eg nod &olrtantinopel off
l1el1. @as ENGLAND getban babelt
miirbe, mare es oalnals Ser oIliirtel1
i5lotte apirflib aelln1gen, 6is in Sen
Ypsporlls DprssuDrilWel, ent3icbt ii0
liza Der apnntniB. Man fanlt inoeIieu
po6l a~lllebnlen, bob gl,elanb, ipGte
cs Der 9clibergreifltng &onltantinp-
pels ollrd) Sic Nl1Ifen mirflid sllgc-
@itilnt 6a6en, nltd) in oielenl Sail auf
icil1e Soften aefon1men fem miiroe.
@id)tiger dis Bic g%eiiBirage aor-
ltalltitopels lit fir gnalal,D sic ser
a~lftGeillrng Ser aiiatiidet giirfei.
2iele, anftbeilun,g lolf babilt porge-
ltoml1e1 iper0ell, baBS Gmglan0 nit
Dem 9eiib ara6ienS. no nit ser Gin-
lebllng zines nel,ell &alifats 3ltaleidl
loies Oeer9errldaif iiber bie geiammte
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-17
M~uSldnDiihe MunDi1au'

Sos Mncrbicten Sentidlanbs nnb
lcincr @crbiinbetcn un bic Gntcn=
icmadjtc, i'll Trieoens tnterbano=
lungcn cin5utrctcn. Nricoens=
hchingnnNcn mcrbcn crit mitge=
t6cilt mcrbcu, luenn Die @ntente=
mGdtc tire Mnnabmc bes @urldla=
acs bcs mittclcnrppaiidjcu &icr=
6unScs crflart ba6cn. Nnf bieie
Nnnabmc tit fartm Sit reduaei1.
Ter @icrbuin miro bann Srn&rlcG
nit alIrr Gncroie Gis slm Ell D.
gMltigcn Siege iurtfiibrcm. =
Sic &ricaesicIc Gnalanbs mOgen
ourd, sen Tricoenspprldla9
gcutihlanba nnb ieiner @erbiin=
bettn tlarcr bcruurtrctcu, mas fir
lcbtcrc cin nidDt sn nntcrId Iscnocr
@urtlieil icin miro. Ger britt
ide Smpcrialismns luar Die &rieas=
ntlad,c. -, 1ranfreidl nno &,Rs
lnuo lm6en @lrt nuo @oblitanS
Ttr olelen gcpptcrf. Illdy Jest
nod lit Der britiidjc Smperialis=
mns nad. Sem Scitamcrt ppn Sc
eli @hpoes oas &ricgssiel GnN=
nnos. @crSen lid; NranfrcidJ
nlo Aiuhlmah alsdy feruer oaiilr
ppfcrm molten? - Ter lplle @ertl
Scr MISREPRESENTATION Ser Sir
fci fir sic Geutralmid)tc. - Mnd
I'M Sricocn luirS Sieic aitfredlt er-
lalten ,ucrocu, lueil tie, mie bic
&ulgariens, fir Geutld)lano nno
EeiterreidJ : llngarn ppn bolcr
mirfbi d. aft4tder Sebel1=
tnng iit.-Garransa llat itd) geluei=
cert, bes pun Der intcrnationalcn
Gommiiiiom pcreinbarte Grotofod
at mntcrscidp1cn. Sie langcn
@crlmnblnngen luureu allu 1tna=
nmipnit. = Der %mcrifaniidje &1tS=
oelmnbbel miro aerabesn uiber=
Wartia.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-19
WAS ARRESTEOFOR
SEED co. ROBBERY
Arthur Rowland Held by Police For
Completely In Theft Which oo-
Cured on Monday
Night
BAGS OF BEANS TAKEN
Were Discovered In BANDS Board
Ing House on North Main
Street, by Hennemann
and Aids.
BAGS OF BEANS TAKEN

Arthur Rowland, colored, was ar
rested by the local authorities for COM
plicity in the robbery of the store Of
the Gate City Seed company, 517
Johnson street, Monday evening.
Three bushel sacks of beans were
taken from the building. Entrance
was gained through a rear window,
after which rear door was opened.
The value of the goods taken was
fifty dollars.
The stolen articles were traced by
the police and discovered hidden
away in a closet in BANDS boarding
house on upper Main street. Chief of
Police Hennemann and Officers Pear
son and Wilson searched the prem
Uses and arrested Rowland, who was
locked up. He protested innocence
and told the police that he knew
nothing about the robbery.
When found, the sacks were about
half empty. Rowland will probably
be arraigned later.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-19
CITY NEWS
St. Mary,s social tonight.

st. Mary's social tonight.
Fishing parties are mum erous.
Bathing suit specials. Lowitz.
Use The Gate City for classified
advertising. And get results.
Lawn social Belmont school
house, Saturday evening, July %.
Spend Sunday on Str. Dubuque to
Burlington and return Leave $50
a. m. Adults 75c.
Automobile riding has lost much
of its pleasure as the roads are dusty
and badly cut in many places.
-keokuk camp VI. w. A. No. 622
will hold its regular meeting tonight
at Woodman hall. All members are re-
quested to be present.
The tri-state fair is to be held
in Burlington August IA to 10, and
promises to be an interesting event.
High class excursion to Burling-
ton and return Sunday On Str. Du-
buque. Leave $3.50 a. m. Adults 75c.
State fair officials are looking
forward to record breaking exhi-
bition this year. Improving crop con-
ditions Is causing this vision as much
as anything else.
ed number Of Streckfus steamboat
tlChetS W ~. l all ahu iC1W u, "HiCh
we will sell at special discount
Special rates. The Gate City Co.
Bathing suit specials. Lowitz.
For the consideration of $4,000,
James A. Foley and D. J. Downing
have decided to James S. Hawkins, the
north one-half of northwest one-fourth
of section 9, township So north, of
range 5 west, in this county.
REGULAR meeting of Keokuk aerie
No. esq, F. o. E., tonight at Eagles
hall, 523 Main, at 8 o'clock. Visiting
brothers always welcome. Chas. A
Noakes, Secretary. Business Of i'm
portance.
The first six months of 1916, Des
Moines merchants have advertised in
The Capital to the extent Of $4,000
inches. Des Moines merchants be-
lieve in advertising and Des Moines
is growing.
Bathing suit specials. Lowitz.
High class excursion to Burling-
ton and return Sunday or Str. Du-
buque. Leave $50 a. m. Adults 75c.
Relief from the heat for at least
a day or two is promised by the local
weather bureau. 1t is predicted that
it will be cooler this afternoon, and
that it will continue SO for some
time.
Spend Sunday on Str. Dubuque to
Burlington and return. Leave $50
a. m Adults 75c.
No place is as cool as on the
river these sultry days. A boat trip
to ST. Paul will prove a delightful
way in which to spend your vacation.
Special rates. The Gate City Co.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-19
CONSUME T|ON OF
WATER IS LARGE
keokuk People Arc Using Almost
Twice as. Much at Present Time
as at Any other Period
Of Year.
HOT WEATHER rs CAUSE
Twelve and onelHaif Millions Of Gal
Ions Of Water Used Here
During Past Week
Alone.

The intense heat, together with
the drouth that has now extended
over period of more than three
weeks, Is combination that
has affected everybody to greater
or lesser degree. There is probably
10 place, however, where the direct
results are so much in evidence as
at the local water works.
The men employed at the plant are
constantly reminded in very force
full manner that the people of Keo-
kuk are in need of rain and cooler
weather. For the average daily con
sumption of water at the present
time is nearly twice as much as the
average for the year.
It requires one and eight-tenths
millions of gallons of water every
twenty-four hours to satisfy the de-
mands of the company's patrons at
the present time. The average daily
consumption in the city is only a lit
tie over one million gallons a day.
This enormous increase Is the re-
suit Of over two weeks of weather
that has driven the mercury to the
one hundred mark, and dry spell
of almost four weeks duration.
During the past week alone. twelve
and one-haf millions of gallons OF
water were consumed here. In the
cooler months of the year the aver
age has been between six and one
half millions and eight millions a
week, so that the great increase Is
apparent The average amount OF
water used during the past two years
has been slightly over one million
gallons a day.
The maximum drains on the water
supply come between 900 and 11:OO
o'clock in the morning and 700 and
$50 o'clock in the evening when the
sprinklers are going. The company
Is well able to meet the greatest de-
mand and there will be no restrlc-
lions placed on the use Of water
during the hot summer months.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-19
CHURCH PICNIC AT
KILBOURNE PARK
Annual Outing Of Methodist Protest
ant Sunday School VIII be
Held Tomorrow.

The Sunday school of the First
Methodist Protestant church will en-
joy it's annual picnic tomorrow after
noon and evening at Kiloburne park
The committee in charge, Messrs
S. B. Mccoy, A. B. Grout, J. X.
Foulkes, Wayne Hambelton and l.
Leroy Steffey, have prepared pro
gram of stunts" among which are
the following: Sack race, potato race
foot races, nail driving contest for
ladies, ladies' baseball throwing con
test, quiet hour for ladies', pie eating
contest, horseshoe pitching contest
and a baseball game.
Every member of the church and
school is expected to be present and
the heads of families will brings their
baskets well filled for a regular pic
mic dinner at $50 o'clock. There will
be plenty Of ice water, soda pop and
ice cream.