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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18

fer ON Oisie 5Orbolo. Oct anies
i'll. -. Z" ior giOet, at @noer.
nenentsiefretGr gailmann pe0ai.
reiie title GLIDER inc / Stillineen
iom fonititneret @uDernsr. Solo
nioIIooen ~inOeboloer en- 9eitemmeI-
ie ON bette 6orboIo.
De islanoife Sui. Operior De
itaOig oponffenOe Hn9ter ON fore.
itaaenoe aftieielifaber til ltonpt.
telie al De islanoife aillleier fan
r9eatt." oplDie, at oct @oniortium,
Der bar befoitet llnoerisgelIerne al
Staalfigloets auaeier = De enc.
lte, iom iDnes at BABE 8Proi =,
life a9ter at intereSlere Oiientlig.
6eoen for Sagen, fsreno &ammer.
iunfer Soein6isrnsien / npiteMna.
neO er fommen tilboge ira fin
Snipeftionsreiie til Sslano, oe set
er fonitoteret, at ser err lloIigt til
Ell retnbel Grit. at 4ullene err
9ooe nof, pcO man; men Drifts.
omfoitnin9erne, transporter MIN.
fencts enOnu life, og ifrit mar
ale aisie 9eregrin9er or dnitii.
leOt % reDiOcreoe, pil man tage
9eitenmelie on Donnelien al ct
attidelifab.
Sfibspriierne. DompifibsielIfa.
bet o8ana", Der itiiteoes / 8ebru.
ar meo ell 6Iaooe pao fire Sfibe
bar MI iolgt oct ploite al oiSie,
nemlig a0annebrog", Der er bug
get 1888 % er pao $500 Cons
5. 10. g3amebroa" blep in0febt
ior 100000 Ser. % er M iii.
r9erien" iolgt for = 2 DILL. SIR.
st Barn CLIENT / Soect. ut 5olf
glemmer mango 9in9 / Soget, er
en- fen0t Sag; men at 6e glcmmer
oeres gern, or DOG ret iieloent.
6orleoen mootog Onsilo Station
imiolertio Telegram ira 5aorlp
ON, at ct Bar 5orplore baooe
CLIENT en- lille 3 Wars Bige | all.
peen. Barnet bIeo III. oHano.@ Sen.
itrebl." innoet oeo Togets gufomit
til Oniilo % retlIrneret meo npite
Toe.
Spins-Gpioemicn pna Spn. en
rng Yi9e, anna Serenien, Cat.
ter of Sans Ssrgen Ssrenien /
asperup, er iii. ggPof. 8enitbl. "
go paa Mi00eliart Speebus al
Ipfis. Sum, Ger fun par ID Mar
gonmel, bar I CONNER tient paa
Bearing gaoebotel.
enopioere err 5p9epIeierife an.
rem Ssrgenien / eibp bleoen all.
qrebet al Ipius. Sin er inolagt
paa Asiens Sp9ebus.
StafsIfupens grGnoiel NIB.
iolgt". Otter bpno y. E." eria.
rer, bar Statsifooene 9anoet oper
for 9ioen proftiif taft uoiolet alt
oct 9rpnoieI, DC bar Ifooet | Com.
meren. Sfooningen er / belle Com.
meren iorceret oct melt miilige meo
en- oisponible arbeiosfrait; men
oct bar belle Eioen p9ret Oanife.
Iiet at ifafie 6olf. SfoOningen
bill oeioo til 8inter bliue gennem.
isrt n1eo iterit mnlia Strait.
m 5poeipeeialitet. 5 auarteret
omfring YalGgaoe | 3sbenbapn
er Der foriunnoet Here pproiinloe
1ina ira Gagfomre, ateliers %
2eilig6eOer / soerite @tnge / De
iioite Gage, ifripes Der Den 8.
Sept. Oct bar iat geboerne |
Stsrite 5orbauielie, ioroi 96rene
til 9eiIigbeOcrne life bar opret
bruot op.
Saa forleoen Worgen lagoe Seie'
rem al ct ateIier / 9alegoae Mar.
fc til, at Der ipoiereoe Ell ing
Mano paa Rabota9et, og ban lno
Dam entire neo gennem ct 1ogpin.
oue. Get iorefom Iilifiteren mar
feIigt, og ban tit alarneret Bolt
tiet. Zen lflige Wano, Der, itsnt
ban fun er rs anr, allereoe bar
opret %itrnfiet en- Sang ier, mdat.
te III. %. e." tilitaa at pare
@erningsmanoen til Den ifoite 3ios
ssnobruo | aporteret. Operalt bar
6an ifaiiet iig aosoig genncm
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18


5reOerifsboon er iol9t til ct M.
Oannet Saofiiferiielifa6 / asben.
baDn, bpis Meolemmer er boiai
/ agben6aDn, Iarbns % 6re0e.
rifSbabn.
9OinoebjGlpen / aarbns oil /
2e6et al gfteraaret n0oioe 8irfiom-
beOen betDoeIigt; ianle0es bill Siem-
met pan 9onegaarosgn0e blioe in0-
rettet ipecielt for 9Darbeioet BED
Sprettelien al forifellige Rurius og
Sfolefsffen. 6rf. @lie Ma0ien faar
9eoeIie al bette Sienl, meoens 5rf.
8oIIp Sbmi0t, Der | en- @arrpffe
bar oirfet / eonoon, ani9ttes Iom
Sefretpr for 9parbei0et % 2e6er
al Natmisiioneu; 6rf. G9oer bli.
Der Oerefter He~iieiefretnr.
Sgfns paa en- Standardization.
@renaa, 10. Sept. 5 Somaa og
3ruitrup er Der fonitateret So
3ili9loe al Epfus. 8eitprelien for
Sruitrup pripate Gealifole bar be.
iluttet at lltffe SfoIer, font ser
intet 9ili9loe er ioreial0et Der.
Baa Sr1tltrup Citation er Ell asii.
tent % en- Borter an9rebne al
SDg0ommen. Stationen er bleoen
oesiniiceret, % isori8t er ale 5or-
boloSregler trufne for at birlore
Spg0ommens l~lO6reoelie.
SlGife Wangelen. SANDERS, 8.
September. SlogtermeItrene floger
oper, at DC life fan foa set til.
itrGffeliae apantlm 3lPif til oeres
@unOer. 9ireftsren for anoels-
ildgteriet | Strsmmen ltotaler, at
@runoen BERTH er S6itpeiret, ioet
2anompn0ene life fan iaa Tio til
at fsre til Slagterierne me0 Sui.
meme. Sla9teriet plejer ON 2sr.
oogen at mootoge ca. $50 Sbin,
men bar / Dag fun facet tf5, og
ocrai ifoI Ell bis 4rocentoel le-
peres til efsport.
Cffieersfaprioninsen. @srsbolm,
10. September. 4i9erelien al
Spsresmaalet ON aon9ens 9Gres.
prGmie / Officers po0elsbet oeo
Ssrsbolm falot Sen6ng Mor9en
ST. 8. SeItene bleo iremItiaet og
eiter 9eosmnelien al oeres I'll.
itano iif Iitmeiter 8ornooille De
Gour al 8ragonerne 9on9ens se.
resprGmie og 2sitnnnt Tilliib al
SltInrerne 9. Trpmie.
Snnben opo. Rpfsbine g., 10.
September. Susmono Senrif Girl
%itenien ira &lint bleo | Nat inn
oen 900 paa 2a%noeoeien neO Sioen
al lin Gpfle. San bopoe ON Nj
tenen iorlaot @pfsbiD / roget
beruiet 5flitan0. eiget bill blioe
ob0uceret. Den iorulpffeoe e~fterla-
Ser iig Suitru o9 Here 9srn.
Ottu Mbnitebs Seitamente. Hit-
5aiis Bureau er ira competent ST.
De anmooet ON at oplpie, at | Ser.
bolo til Otto Msnite6 og Suitris
6%eitnnente oil efter ben l9ngitle.
pen6e 9eatefGlles Dso Sooe0par-
ten al ben eiter 6anife Sorbolo
6etpoelige 6ormlle tilgnn ct 3ono,
bois Gornlaal er at biorage til
llSoifling al 0anIf Snn6el og Sn.
ouitri.
9posfnlo. Otter ct fort Spgeleie
cr tioligere 9ireftsr for oct itore
5. s. Sdult3ife 9ogtrpfferi / ae-
benbonn 3. s. Setter / 5eloe
yNott.@ ofgoaet beo 0eoen, II aar
al. @foeoe lGrteS ppografien / 3os.
filoe og fom iom ing Speno til
asbenhapr. boor man itrafs fit
Die ior bans Arbeiosepne, Baoli.
oeligbeo og administrative Gbner,
iaa at ban efterbaonoen iteg til
S9tterfoftor, Sberfoftor og, |
1915, til oominiitrerenoe 0irefter,
bpilfen Bot ban beflpote til 1916.
aammerberre, 0berit 6. 8.
Geroam er afgaoet peb 9soen 60
glar al. Den afoeoe, bar oeforeret
meo 3ortienitnleoallien / @ulo.
San bar | en- Iarrpffe aoiutant
hos Song Gbriltion ben Nienoe oo
%ienere, ira 1898 til 1909, Snten.
aout fnr non fnl giniIiItp M m.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18
&bbenbnDn Ifnl lnnne.=

abbenbabn ifal lnnne. 5 ct Int.
fet Observation-Disclosures bar
9orgmeiter Senien / 5elge 50. &
fremiat 5orilog ON 0ptogeIie al ct
2aan pao 40 Mtia. Ser. Set er Dog
muligt, at mar beiliitter Zig til at
nsies meo ct minore 2aan, ga ben
effeftibe Gente for Chen bill blibe
meget bgi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18

Oct rigc Siifcri. @sbiere, II.
September Get rige 5iiferi fort
Iettes itooie. Set berer til 0oeens
9e~gioenbeoer, at Der fommer &ut-
tere inc meo 10000 9uno Sbio-
ling; men / Dag bleb Der tat en-
Heforo, ioet en- <ter fom inc meo
$4,000 8llno, iom bar fiifet poo
minore emo en- l1ge. 0enne Gait
lolgtes for omfring 5000 Ser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18

Gre 4~anbsiunge ober 0rGnIen.
Hibe, II. September. Gre mono.
lige 4llimner ira Aanosioageon-
italten for arbeiosfere forioanot /
Seat. Yolitiet forfulgte Dem ifarpt;
men oct lpffeoes Dem at Hippo oper
@rpnien. 9e bar ifert anItaltens
Dragt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18

aonseliat geips. Hosfilbe, 7.
September. S anleonins al gors.
hagen for Dronning EQUITIES Seb.
iel anfom | 5ormiooag al. 9 aon-
gen / automobil til Hosfiloe Don't
firfe, boor ban opbolot fig en- goo
balp Time. st Bor elmer ienere
fom gnfeoronningen, leoiaget al
Vriniesie Dagmar og Yrins GU
itap, os liot ienere Yrins Babe
mar, Der fulgtes al Yriniesie Mar-
gretbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18
College,
= Blair, Nebraska.

Begynder den &c. September. Der tilbydes Undervisnng
fslgende Afdelinger:
l. Prosemnaret eler forberedende til Presteskolen,
fire Aar.
II. Normal Afdeingen for vordende teachers.
III. Akademisk, freaarigt Kursus, der giver Adgang til
Universiteter og Colleges.
~. College, de to fsrste Aars Arbejde.
V. Handelsskole, to-aarigt Kursus.
vi. Musikskole, toaarigt Kursus.
VII. Hgjskolen, hvor Eleven kan tage de Fag, der til
trenges NEST, uden noget serligt Hensyn til Eksa-
men. l denne Afdeling legges sarig Vegt paa
Engelsk for indvandrede Landsm@nd.
Skolen er anerkendt af Staten Nebraska og har Ret til
at udstede Diplomaer og Certificates til teachers.
Ale Forespsrgser besvares med Glade.
UV~Skriv efter Katalog.
L. A. LAURsEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18

Gn nns gisc %tilitaar 80 SpOe-
rier. en Jung Yige / Soriens blen
iorleoen onbolot iom mistGnft for
at BABE forspet Spperier hos Ell
aebmano / ben @ienoom, bpor bun
t%iellte. 'Snn bar M | 5elge Sors.
Ao." tilitoaet life alene oisle 3p.
o%erier, men life minore emo 80 for
ifeaige Spoerier. De 9enge, bun
itial, iatte BUN / Sparefasien, o9
8arerne genie bun ogiaa ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18
Officersfaprioningcn. SersboIn

10. September. 4~i9srelien al
Spsresmaolet ON aongens 9Gres.
prGmie / Officers. 8pooels6et neo
@srsbolm falot Ssn6aa Mor9en
ST. 8. Seitene bleo iremitilet og
eiter 9eosmmeIien al oeres I'll
itano iif 3itmelter 8ornooille 6e
Golr al 8ragonerne 9ongens gG-
resprpnie og 2sitnnnt Gilliih al
SitInrerne 9. Erpmie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18

SnnScn opS. Rpfsbine g., 10.
September Siismono Senrif Gbri-
~itenien ira &lint bleo / Nat inn.
oen 900 paa 2an0eoeien beO Sioen
al lin Gpfle. San bop6e ON ri.
tenen iorloot 3pf6bin9 / noeet
berltiet 5iIitan0. 9iget bill bIine
ob0nceret. Den iorlllpffe0e efterIa.
ser iig Suitru og Here 9srn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18

st tort Yensetpueri. 6orleoen
iaoneoe clipper gierneion paa
autteren o6ilour", Der ligger /
6reoerifsbaon, ct fontont 9eleb
paa t1-t200 Ser, og Ell Gbecf
paa 10000 Ser. Gbecfen fanot ban;
men Gen9ene bar og bleo borte, og
Der bar al mulig @runo til at on.
tage, at De bar itiaalne af to finite
SemGno, iom bapoe efbiperet fig
rigeligt og oerefter iot aurien moo
glalborg. SemGnoene blep / Selge
oSreob. @b." anbolote paa @alborg
ganegaoro og ienote retur til 3re-
%oerifsboon; DC bar / 9eiiooelie of
600 Ser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18

Cpertesnet 800 @ansc. st Den
~. September u0bllot 9eIeb al
+ DILL. Ser. aftier / 0anif.norif
DampIfibsielifab bleo ooertegnet ca.
500 @afge. Ser bar | alt inofom.
men 1900 Ifriftlige anmoOninger
ON 9egning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18
SfanSerbors jnbilerer. Q

Sfnnberbora jnbilerer. Zen 27.
Oftober | gar er bet 1913 aar, II.
oen Sreoerif Den 3reoie ano Sfan.
oerborq asbitaosprioile9ium, bill.
fen 9egipetibeo gpen ieirer peo at
opitiIIe ct imlift Winoesmprfe pna
Eoroet. gorgmeiterfontoret er |
6eIae gSfan. ". Ip." enonii /
9eiiooelie al Sreoerif ben Ereoies
originate StaoiGiteliesbrep; oct er
affattet paa gereament, imitt, fir.
ligt o. let G9ieligt, % oct er ni'
oerifrebet al 9ongen ielp.
st Optaseliesbjem for Soriens.
Soriens, ~. September. Soriens
9praao peotog / lit lnffeoe Msoe
| Mites at febe 4sbnano anoreas
Sdniens @ienbom o8ioroslpit" ior
"a 900 Ser. gienoommen Ifal mo.
rettes til ct Optaseliesbiem for
9ern.
!Sanbelen meS Sfibe on amttere.
9ampifibsieIifabet nSnmlet" | 9ei.
Re, Mbeoer Roniiil gecfer Gbriiten.
fen, bor iolet Damperen SAM
let" til af~tieieIifabet Steen Gle
belbaiden | 9sbenbaon for t,t00,.
600 Ser.
GiIfefutterne v@oropeit", y%ssili.
ane", Sens @intber", CTR. Wsl-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18

Snnbet Sfelet. Slogelie, Z. Sep.
tember. Boa @aaroeier g. Saniens
Warf / apie | 5liglebierg er Der /
Gag fnnoet ct Sfelet of en- pofien
Yerion; Sfelettet laa ca. 3 anor.
ter unoer Sorben % iao no til at
bore ret gammelt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-18

Vaa Mnnoreiie iom yblino" Pas'
iascrcr. Ia ct @oostog forleoen
par peo at ltoirtte 8ogne ! Mars
leo, opooaeoes I Ell al oisie Ell
i3-l4aarig anGst, Der bopoc
ifirlt iig I ell 1narnbremie. 6D'
rea oplpite, at ban for ca. 8 ID
&c iioen bar ilp9tet ira asber'
baun meo en- MarbisD Camper. 81.
ter at booe p~agabonoeret runot
+ aarbis o. Onlegn, par ban loiii
blind" Tasiaaerer tdset meo ct
Cog til 5reoericia. o. Der ifiulte
ban fig after | Ell Bogn, Der Gil
oper meo 6Grsen, og fsrte meo
til MiooeIiart.
Sans 9ogis bar bells pGret pnn
Mnrfer, en- 5~iiferbaao ueo Gre
0ericio og I en- @ennemgangspogt
paa Ooenie citation. Sans aolt
bar bopcoiagelig9ebler og lignenoe.
Drenaen beooer | 5slge g5reo.
Daabl." Carlo Serenien iog or
lsben ira Mosfiloe Sagttogdlie les
hiem.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-23
Get aCan Today

couldn't have done better than the
gentleman from New London His ad-
dress OF welcome was a gem and his
remarks introducing the speakers were
exactly according to Hoyle.
Secretary o. F. Fryer Of Fairfield Is
another instance of the right man In
the right place. His never failing
courtesy to the newspaper boys will
not be forgotten.
2. Among the visitors whom every one
was glad to see was Hon. Jake Nc
Kemey Of Fairfield, who once was n
banker but reformed and became a
good lawyer, one of the best in the
first district, by the way. Many peo-
pile in southeastern Iowa will never
forgive him for refusing to run for
congress. He'd make a good one.
To Frank L. Houke, who shortly
after the close Of the civil war enlist
ed in Company II Of this city, and to
a newspaper reporter who together
with Major John A. Dunlap Of Keokuk
banished Spain from the western
hemisphere back in '9S, is the credit
due for securing War Correspondent
Thompson for his speech at the morn
ing session. Thompson got vote OF
thanks but they remain prophets
without honor in their own country.
The following were elected members
of the executive committee OF Group
Eleven: E. l.. Karsten. Of Winfield
O. NJ. Carvin, OF Columbus Junction
Ora J. Starr of Wellman: r. II. Cook,
of Salem, and H. J. Kennedy, OF Fort
Madison.
Major John Dunlap Of Keokuk was
present and every one was glad to
see him. A meeting Of Group Eleven
would not be worth while without the
genial vice president Of the Keokul1
National bank.
Banker Alex tombstone Of Keoknk, |
was ably represented by his son. Ed
ward.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-23
ULD KENTUCKY
fastest
OF cHEWs
Plug is the Best Form in Which
Tobacco Can Be Made,
and ''0Id Kentucky"
is Best Plug
WHOLESOME, SATISFYING

10 get the utmost of satisfying re
freshment out of tobacco, you want a
plug chew-one that gives you the gen.
u'ne flavor of rich, ripe leaf.
Then, too, the most wholesome and
healthtul way to use tobacco is to
chew lt--and the best and cleanest
form of chewing tobacco is the plug
form, in which Old Kentucky is made.
Old Kentucky is made of the choic-
est Burley leaf, in the worlds greatest
plug tobacco factory, and under the
most cleanly, sanitary conditions.
The luscious favor of Old Kentucky
is delicious revelation to any man
Who has been chewing ordinary tobac-
;os. 1t is Supremacy satisfying.
Fresh, pure, mellow, a chew of Old
kentucky is real chew-and you will
i.alize this as soon as you taste it.
Buy 10c plug of Old Kentucky to-
" and try il. '
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-23
Freak Bids.

Burlington Gazette: An Iowa City
contractor was awarded contract
for the construction Of bridge by
submitting freak bid. The con-
tract calls for the expenditure of be.
tween $4,000 and $4,000 When the
proposition Of the successful bidder
was opened it was discovered that he
had simply offered to do the work
$500 cheaper than the lowest bidder.
The city attorney advised the council
not to accept the bid, but by a vote
Of four to three they elected to ignore
his advice and accepted the $500
less proposal 1t is hard to see why
this sort of bid should stand the
scrutiny OF any court. If bids of this
nature are binding, then 1t is time to
revise entirely the system Of letting
contracts for public and private works.
The city attorney Of Iowa City no
doubt knew what he was talking about
when he advised the aldermen not to
accept the bid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-23
keokuk Delegates Did Their Share
Towards Making Bankers Meet
Ing at Burlington
Good One.
DUNLAP ON COMMITTEE
He Helped Draft Resolutions-Ban-
quet Proved Enjoyable
Event for Local
Men.

BURLINGTON, Feb 90. From
the time that Chairman w. H.
Bangs of New London called the meet
ing to order at 1890 o'clock yesterday
morning at EIks' hall, until the final
adjournment following the banquet
at 800 O'Clock in the afternoon, every
minute of the annual gathering OF
Group Eleven of the iowa Bankers as
ISOLATION contained sixty pre-emi-
nently worthwhile seconds. The ad-
dresses were unique in that there was
not a dull one among them. Each was
either instructive or humorous. All
were interesting and entertaining An
other remarkable characteristic was
that every speaker told good story,
told 1t we'll and that none of them in
fringed on Joe Miller's copyright. ~
Headquarters were at the Hotel Bur
linGton, whose lobby was filled from an
early hour in the morning with we'll
dressed, prosperous Individuals, each
properly labeled with an Identification
card, displayed conspicuously on the
lapel Of his coat and everyone wing
with his follows In interchange Of cor
dial greetings. After the registration
was completed and at the appointed
hour, the bankers adjourned to the
Flks' hall where the morning session
was held
Chairman Bangs in a very appro-
pirate address in which he referred to
the prosperity Of Iowa end particularly
that Of this section of the state where
every acre smiles and every family
owns a Ford" welcomed the bankers
and announced the appointment of
members of a committee on resolu-
tons and nominations Of the follow
ing gentlemen: H. G. Moore Of Well
man, John A. Dunlap Of Keokuk, and
j. P. Budde of Mt. Pleasant.
Norris on Good Roads.
Editor D. w. Norris of the Marsh
elltown Times-Republican and chair
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-23
"SomeWhere in France"

Mr.. Donald c. Thompson, famous
war correspondent and photographer
for Leslie's Weekly, the London News
and other big news periodicals, APP
pears in person at the Grand tomor-
row and Friday to explain in short
clear manner the motion pictures
which he photographed at
the front, where the fighting actually
takes place. Somewhere in France"
are absolutely authentic, true and
without doubt the most thrilling pic
lures Of Europes great conflict that
have yet been brought to this country.
The pictures you will see are part
a continuation Of those from which
individual photographs are made for
the noted magazines lat you read
and which Mr.. Thompson represents.
The great war, its patriotic sacrt-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-23

fees, its romance and pathos, its
awful toll of life, are wildly shown.
Some of it is not very pleasant. but II
is true and you should see and know
for yourself. 1t Is offered you as an
education.
The Grand brings Mr. Thompson ia
Keokuk at considerable expense and
makes the prices lower than is usual,
ly charged for his personal appear
anCe with the pictures, Somewhere
in France" There will be matinees
at 2:3O and 4, at which regular 5 and
10 cent prices will prevail. Evening
shows at 7:15 and 9, at which prices
Will be 10 cents for the balcony and
20 cents for the mair floor-Adver.
tisement.
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Notes Of the Meeting.
Chairman Bangs makes an ideal
presiding officer. Uncle Joe Cannon
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Game Statute Which Prohibits D1yck
Shooting, Will Govern Actions,
All Other Reports to
Contrary.
STATEMENT MISLEADING
This is View Taken by U. s. Official,
Who Issues Warning That He
VIII Enforce tho
Law. 'rr 3D..

A despatch which was printed in
Chicago papers recently and which
intimated that the federal law gov
erning the shooting of ducks on the
river would not be enforced, is brand.
ed as misleading by one of the federal
game Wardens who was in Quincy
yesterday. He asserts emphaticallv
that the federal wardens will enforce
the laws, and arrest hunters who
shoot in violation Of the statute. Here
is the statement as printed by the
Journal:
Statements by state game officials
and others to the effect that the fed
eral authorities have decided not TO
enforce the migratory bird law, and
that hunters may shoot waterfowl
this spring, the same as prior to the
adoption OF the federal statute. are
misleading.
The migratory bird law will be en-
forced by the federal officials until
such a time as the United States SUI
preme court decides the law to be in
valid, notwithstanding statements to
the contrary from any source what
soever.
The federal law prohibits the kill
Ing or capture of any specie of migra-
toiy sdhe DiId ultIl september L, ana
the federal inspectors have been in
structed to be particularly active dur
Ing the state open season, which in
cludes spring shooting.
"Inasmuch as the federal courts
have ruled, in the following language,
that a state law cannot be pleaded
in Justification or defense of a viola
ton Of federal statute, it is quite
evident that the state law can offer
no protection to those who kill or
capture waterfowl or coot during the
state open season. from February IS
to March 81, in violation of the fed
eral law
$50 stated Federal Deputy Game
Warden B. G. Merrill, who was in the
city today. He is acting under posi-
tive instructions from his superior Of
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Writing for

Writing for Worldwide Audience.
The increasing Importance Of the
United States as center Of produc-
ton for the entire world Is being
shown in the publication Of books as
well as in the manufacture Of NUM-
tons Of war for the battling countries
OF Europe. Far away Australia, and
even the orient, are now included
in the shipping points for American
best sellers"
An example of this tremendous cir
culation of American books IS evidenc-
ed in the letters received by their
authors. One writer, Miss Jean Web
ster, niece Of the late Mark Twain,
recently submitted to her publishers
q series Of letters with postmarks that
included practically every corner OF
the universe. The letters were inspIr-
ed by her Fascinating romance. Daddy
Long Legs" which she has since
dramatized for Henry Miller and
which Mr.. Miller Is sending to the
Grand opera house on Monday even
ing, February th.-Advertisement
Pauline Frederick Tonight at the
Grand.
There have appeared on the stage
within the last few years several big
dramas in which a sensational trial
scene in the court room was one OF
the big punches" But in these var
ious plays. the wit and the repartee OF
the lawyers and persons on the stand
was largely responsible for the effect
fyeness OF the scene. When Henry
Arthur Jones, the celebrated play
wright. wrote his big drama, Lydia
Gilmore" he devised one of the most
gripping scenes imaginable, the pow
er of which lay in the situation, and
not in the dialogue.
For that reason the Famous Players
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Film company has chosen Lydia Gill
more as a starring vehicle for Paul
inc Frederick, who has been SO APPLY
called "Frederlck the Great" by one
of the screen reviewers. This Para
mount picture, is the attraction at the
Grand tonight .-Advertigement.
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ticers In the federal department o.
biology
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