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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-23

Dos Warine Sub : &omite oes
Observation-Disclosures bat Dem ei,
gentliden &omite Den unper5lgIi.
den 8al bon a Shlahtfreuaern
uno 3 ShladtIdiffen bes itGrfiten
&alibers empfoblen; NIT Ser Som
itruftion oieler S6iffe foa iofort
begonnen tperoen. Sernerbin bat
oas aomite oas 5i6brige &au-8ro-
grarnm oes .NabD 8oaros" obne
Menoerungen angenommen uno nod
cine 3ni6lags 8etpiligung BON
$5.000,000 fir &eierbe : Munition
porgeldlagen; Die 8eratungen iiber
Die notfpenoigen 8er1tdrfungen Ser
Sdtffsmamidaften meroen morgcn
beginner. Sollte oas 5i1briqe
@uu : Brogramm pom &ongreB an
genommen per6en, mas febr pabr-
fdeinli6 tit, oamn meroen gebout
tperoen 10 SdIadtidiffe erfter &lai-
lie; 6 S6lahtfreuser; So nnteriee-
boote fir Den &iiitenoienlt; elm &epa-
ratur : Sdiff; 1 transport uno
| SoipitoIldift 2 nSenoer" fir
Sorpeoo-3 eritorer, / ldneIIer Gem
Der" fin ltnterieeboote, 2 N1lni,
tions : Sdiffe uno 2 SIuB &ano-
J feftboote.
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: 1 s.

Die Sra1en ser I'M Sort Mc=
Sntoib bel 2arebo itotionierten Off
5iere nno Soloaten baben oas Sort
perlaiien ulo iif teilmeile 11ad} Gan
Mntonio begeben.
8ouperneur SergliIon bat lei-
mem @egeafanoioaten s. $. Morris
mitgeteilt, DOB er Mittppf, ben %.
SUM, IN Dallas lpre6en miro uno
Worris eingelaoen, iiber Die Don
beiben aanoioten pertretenen Rid-
tltngen uno Iniibten offentlid] 81
bebattieren.
~ 9as 6. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gu
Eerarfana bot i'm Sale BON q. $.
gelo & So, BEN 8erlegern Der Gal
las @olpeiton Stems COMPANY ps.
g. 9. 2oonep, @eneralanpalt bon
Seras, oas llrteil Der eriten SnitanB
umgeItoBen uno ben IppelIanten Ell
neilen 9ro5eB bemilligt. Die beioen
glatter batten Mrtifel aus Waaa8i-
men obgeorudf, our6 Die iid 2oonep
itarf beleioigt fiiblte; oas @eridt
eriter Snitan5 batte Dem General
MnDalt cine gntlddoigung BON
$f2,500 5ugelpro6en. Oas @ppel-
lationsgeriht l6lob iih oen Insfiib-
rurlgen oes eriten Hidters nift an,
Ionoern lit Der Meinuna, oaB elm
offentlider 8eamter tpegen offent=
liber Sanolitngen fritiliert meroen
barf. Erosoem iolte inbeB iif) ME-
mano in Dem @Iauben tpieaen, oaB
ourd oieie Gntibeioung Die 8reB-
freibeit in Seros iider eeiteat unb
ianftioniert lit.
Den County &ommiii1ren BON
See Gountp lit cine 8etition unter-
breitet, tpelhe Die 4bbaltunq elmer
gonopabl anitrebt; Bombs in Sobe
bon 100000 lonen fir Die Ser
b%eiierung bon 2anoitraBen ousaegee
ben peroen. 9ieIe WaBregel IoG
%getroffen neroen, nm beidaftigunas-
loIen Sarmarbeitern uno Sarmern,
oeren @rnten our1 Die lang anbal-
tenoe Srofenbeit oernihtet mlrroen,
einigermoben lobnenbe arbeit be-
bufs GrbaItune ibrer 5amilien gu
beridoffen.
Srau SO. 8. aupfenooa bon
g%rofpnfpooo, ipelde neulid bon Ell
mem 1~6iabrigen Merifaner gen-
gel angesriffen un6 NIT einem Mei-
fer libel 5ugeridtet tpuroe, bot, pie
man befirdtete, Die Sebfraft oes
einert Niiges nerloren. Der Sunae
ipuroe, mie mir idon berid)teten,
bon elmer ~perfolgenoen0 BolIe" bier
iStunoen ipdter eri6ollen.
Sr1nlem Marn @ebiter BON
Stumble, Ole iid am Wittpo6 Der
beiraten moate, beritarb am 0iens.
tag a6enb aan3 pIoblifL fur3 nod,-
Dem ibr 8rdutigom iid) bon ibr per.
obidieoet bate; iie ipuroe in ibrem
8rautfleioe begraben.
Nus Dallas miro mitqeteilt
ooB in oiefem Sabre I'M Stoatt
Seras elm Ireo[ BON $4,000 aderr
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+iSSSt w JCPi li6llle lUelltf
rem yeabrt6ten Dor, als oaB es BEN
5ipeiten Der entfiibrten Merifaner
Jlore1tcio Babies, ebenfaus gelr1t.
gen tit, Der ganoe gu entfomme1
Sheriff Goblin traf geltern abeno IN
Der Sta0t Elm, faufte cine 0uantitd1
Sebensmitfel ullo flbr in ~friibeiter
W~forgenititnoe pieoer ob. 4l1f Ghei
2ancaiter ianote einen Mann slr
Stpot, I'M BroOiant ein5ufoufen
oieler gote erfldrte, Dob Die 8eam-
ten g%laubten, Der ganoiten 1eute
Dabbaft 81 tperoen.
@eitern abeno trofeu am
Gontb Greet, % Meilen meitlid, BON
bier, Die gmoiten nit gapt. Garu-
TIERS nno 9eteftip Gitbrfe suIam-
men. IS rnuroen cine 9ln5abl Sdiii-
le abgefeuert, aber weoer Garuthers
mod Hllbnfe ul1rben perlebt. S6
bon ben 8anoiten Senrano perIett
iDlroe, tpeiB man nidt. Sin iunaer
MerIfaner, BEN man Meittpoh nadt
sgefangel nabm, bat g~eitanoen, oab
yer 81 Der 8onoe gebort bat. Sberiff
Goblin uno Capt. garutbers iino
nut ibren @euten 5lriifgefebrt.
&onIta6ler 8lrria bon Meoina
Gountp lett Die Sngo nod fort. Die
beioen ans n~nierer @eeeno entfiibr-
ten Werifaner @aIoe5 uno 9ere5
limb ben ganoiten iibrigens gliif-
fih entfnmmen.
Snfolge Der Idipierigen inert
faniifen Situation miro Der We6i-
no Damn, oeiien &onitruftion 49,
100000 gefoftet bat, ldarf betDadt.
Soute Der Damn 5eritort meroen,
oann fonnten @unoerte bon Men-
lcbcn ihr 2eben perlieren.
Die San 4ntonioer 6leilher
beabiidtigen, lire 2aoen BEN aanseu
Sonntag iiber 81 l6lieBen; oielelbeu
fperoen iest biz 9 ltbr pormittags
offen gebalten. Man perludte oas
lfon einmal inn pergangeren Sabre
81 tlin; ungefabr SO Bro5ent ser
Jleiiber Daren miaig, lire Sc.
ldafte gu idlieBen, oo6 Die riidt mil
Dem lebereinfommen ei~nperitanoeae
gfiaoerbeit mari oas gauge Arrange.
ment iiber ben Snufen.
Die 8unoesbeboroen baben Ell
men Werifnner perbaftet, Der Gar.
rar5a elm @ebeimnis CUR 9eritel
lung bon Ieroplan : 9omben arlae
bote1 baben lon; &ommiiiar gb
maros miro Den Wann in einiaet
Sagen perb0ren. Ser Werifane1
lou i'm Sabre 1880 na6 8eras ge
fomlnen uno iett 40 Sabre aft Iein
er lit I'M 9eiis oes erlten 9iirgerpo
pleres uno bat in Dem letten sebi
Snbren in einem bieiigen Mtobelge
iddft ~gearbeitet.
Sir beimilbe 8erteioigunas
5ipefe organiiierte iid amD onnerito,
abeno Die pNapiers Some @uaro"
gum 4apitdn 6erlelben nuroe 8aI
ter s. Napier uno gum 2eutnan
81. 6. Come ertD1blt. Die 4ompao
ME miro iid, tpenn notig, bolpti1d
lid Die 8eIdiibung oes 2mre
3eigbts 8iitrifts anaelegen iein lal
fen.
SIN Sauie bon Germ SEQ 81
S. 0ielmam an Der aoorns StraB
fano am 8onneritag abero cine Mf
fdieosfeier gu ebren bon 8rof. ar
thur Glaaiien itatt, Der am I. Sui
fid nah Neip gorf 81 begeben &C
0ertft, Inn bort feline 6erien 81 Der
bringen. Cine gan5e An5nbl per
fonlider 5reumoe bate iid eingl
funoen; I'M 2mIfe oes abenos er
sablte Serr &ontraftor Sssacob 8oq
fler, Der oligenblidli9 NIT Der 81
riAtuug zines nelteu @eTddftsbaule
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nit uBeanuts" bepflon5t lit; mar
ertportet BON oielem Serrain eine
@elommternte pom $4,000 8u-
i6eln ein5ubeim1en.
0rei Neger i'm Sitter bon &C
bis 30 Sabren, mel6e porgaben,
BON gilbop 3u fommeu, oerlongter
unter ~Drobenoen @ebdroen tn Gbos.
@oebring's Grocery : Store in Sic
toria 2ebensmittel; Die &erle Jag
ten, Tie batten leit "a Stunoel1
nt6ts gegeiien. Sbre 9altung muir
De 70 unperibamt uno orobeno, Dob
Der @igertiimer ii6 genotigt iaD,
na6 letnem &epolner gu greifer1, mo-
rouf Die S6mor3en eilieit a1sriid=
ten. Ste muroen lpater bonn Sbe=
riff oerbaftet uno pegen 8agabon-
oage eingelteGt.
SSn Dallas lit man olgenblid=
ltd nit Der &onitruftion elmer Mut=
tionsfabrif bel6aftiet, Der in feds
Wonaten cine aneite foIgen ioa. 9ie
iebt i'm gou begriffene miro iif)
baaptIadli6 NIT Ser Serltelung
BON S6ieBbaumtpoQe befoiien uno
miro ungefabr 10000 8funo oieles
tpirflamen Sprengmittels bro Sag
b~erlteGen.
Sn Ser @egeno BON Soplor
batte Elm 27iabriger Meger einen
f%riminellen Ingriff auf Elm iunges
bobmii6es Maoben nnternommen Ii.
mar oesbalb perbaftet uno nod Sap=
Tor transportiert moroen. @1breno
er bonn Gi6ter &eaum einem Gor-
berbor untermorfen nuroe, periibte
eine @n5obl iunger @eute bon Sborn=
Dole, mo- in Der nabiten ISOLDE
cine 8eriammlung Der alten Mr@
fteoler oes gountps ltattfinoet, einett
5iemlifen Speftafel in oen 5tra=
BEN bon Saplor; iie batten fir ste
Seter cine In5abl Hielen uSeuer-
Grader" eingefanft uno brannten Ell
nige oerlelben ab. als ser Iigger
BEN Sfanoal borte, glaubte er, oaB
man i'm lDnben molte, geItano oas
gerbredn boaitanoig Elm uno bot
ben &i6ter I'M Sdut, ser ibtn oud
geipabrt m1troe.
Der Merifaner Soc 8arrera
tpuroe BON 5pei auf HoIten iteben=
Den SolOaten oes 3. terdniiden Seyn-
fanterie Gegimerlts, Ssfor Gaines
unb 80. o. Sbouls bon aompaanie
3D., in Ser @egeno bon &otnt
Slabel in englil6 urto ipanil6 onge-
rufenl it'll 81 iteben uno InfidIuB
iiber feline Gerlon gu eeben. On er
oieier @ufforberung nift nadfant,
pielmebr oeriudte iib gu perfteden,
felterten Die S1ilomoden bier
S6iiiie mtf ben M%erifoner ab, bon
oenen orei trafen. Ser Monl1 ipuroe
oarauf na6 Dem Milit6r : SoIpital
IN Brownsville tra1sportiert; oie
oortigen Ier5te erfIGrert, oaB Die
8unoen nfft gefdbrli6 iino.
SSr Sort Stodton ipuroe Ser
Werifaner Sole @on5ales pom Gle
riff Barter uno 9eputp Sberiff
gelasco eridoiien. @on5aIes mar
aus Dem oortigen @efangnis ecraoe
entlalen uno berluhte, als er oie
geamten auf Der StraBe traf allf
oieielben 81 idieBen. Die 8eomten
erpioerten Dos Seiier oes Merifa-
ters lno fnalten i'm nieoer; I'M
@an5en tplroen 5ebn <geln eeped-
ielt.
Sn Brownsville bot lid elm
SreImiligen : Geeiment, Slough
Rioer" eebilbet unb feline Oienite
fir einen %ettpaigen Selo5ua IN
Wferico angeboten; mebrere unlerer
&ongreBleute in @oIbineton baben
gelegramme aus DEM Stante erbol-
ten, in oenen 4ompagnien uno gro
Bere 8ereinigungen Inn ben @intritt
IN ben 9ienit na6iufen.
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mablzNnseieen.
Sir Gpnnth.GIerf.

9ie rSreie 8reHe fir Seras" lit aliz
toriiiert, Germ 5rant o.. Neiptpn als
&anoi0aten fir @iebertpabI fir 6as ant
oes Gpnnts =Gicrf IN Der beboritebenoen
oemofratii6en Srimartpabl am 90. Sui
att8ufiuoigeu.
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Senrp Soro, ser groBe SRI

= Senrp 8oro, Der eroBe Srie-
oensapoiteI uno 4rtomobilfabrifant,
Bot erfIart, oaB oieienigen ieiner
angeIteaten, ote ii6 Der @ational-
gGroe anl6IieBen, nift MIR feline
2obntng tpGbreno ibrer 4btpeien-
belt erbalten, Ionoeru ml6 enoeiiltig
lire SteGllugeu III ieinen Sabrifen
oerlierer.
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6ams III perremtem.

9as nntere nnb p6ere Gtofiuerf
BON 3r. 218 S~t-Gommeree StraFe
1T sa berrenten. Nabere Mmsfnmft in
Der Office Der uSreien BrcKe".
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Giir Gonntn sdlabmeiiter.

8ir iin6 autoriliert, Serrn Setter 3.
Soefgen nls @anoioaten CUR Bieberipabl
fiir ons Gmt beg GonutDs Shabmeifter
in Der oemofratiideu 8rimdrtpobl ans
snfiinbiseu.
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- @etuiiie 2eute boben mebr Ca
lent, BON ibren 5fnloen an leben,
aIs anoere bon ibrem reid)ften Gin
fommen.
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G%UpA4AL
San anturip, Ser, %. Suni 1915
grin1e CRUDE Cotton Seeo Oil, SO
Gents per @n[Ione.
Stem gorf, %. SUM. gpot $1,000
unb $10.85, Sunni. $1,000 I'M,
$10.75; Suli, $10.61 nnb $1O.63;
Nngrit. $1,000 uno $1O.62; Gebtems
Der. $1O.58 unO $1,000 OCTOBER.
1884 un6 1856; Nobember. 1857
lttto $50; 9e5ember, $3.50 Ii. 1892;
Sanaar, 1852 unb $8.68.
5arm.sIrDonfte.
Gan aHtonio, Se1., %. sunni 1916
Sntter -......... 1920 per IfD.
gier (nur frifde) $50. /, 21c Der Sbo.
SO. 2. 12c per 9bb.
9n9Iter ----.--.. 10c-18c per Yfb.
Surteps -15c per gf6.
aorn ..-......... 85c Der BufheI
Wet5en ..... :. $1.10R per Buihel
9nfer .48c Der Buihei
Sen ........... $500 Der Sorune
Wemiifr.
&artoffelu, 5eue Segas, 1925; ca
ltforntd $2.40; Colorado, $3.50.
SiiBe &nrtoffeIn. 2~ouiIinna, S1.75.
Soruaten, geras. A Scribe, $500 uno
$t.25.
Spiuat, 75c per BuIheI.
Sauafb, 75c per Bnihel.
@ierpflansen, $1.20 per guIdel-
&opfialat, $500 Der grate.
Bohnen, Crime. $3.50 per @ui6eL-
Colorado $500; Gina. 1925; Noph,
1925; 8lad gbes. 1925; Crime Bob
men, per 8ufdeI, $3.50.
Sfra, $3.50 fir bier BuideI.
BlrmenfobI. $1.75 fir 10 Gtnd.
Eaoiesden, 30c f. 1 STD. gin6eI.
&obl, $3.50 II. $500 per grrte.
8eter1ilie, 35c Der 9b0. sBiin6eI.
3tpiebeln, Segns Bermuda, SITS Der
erate; Choice, $1.25; g6rbftnI @ar.
SITS.
Selerie. 90c II. $f.00 Der 9s6.
griiner Bfeffer, Eegas, $3.50 unS
$t.75 per Crate.
8eeten. 40e per 9tb. sgiinbeE.
8elbe 8traeIn. 40c II. Ace Der Gb6.
WaeerrettigsWnrsein. per Bfb. 12he
yfeh-Narft.
San 4l1tonio, Ser, %. Sunni 1916
&lbe $4-35 Bis 1925.
9dlber $4.75 Bis $S.75.
S6leu $500 BIG $S.f5.
Sulen $500 bis $685..
ct. 9ouis, %. SUM- 1916. 80 giros
bieh, Seras@8ieb, $3.50 biz $1,000.
S6ipeine $3.50 bis $1,000.
Sfnte.
SGiDere bonn S6Indter ......22 gts.
9etdte BIN S6Iahter ........22 gts
Grim gefalaene ..........18h Ste.
Geae.
WoIf uno Studs 90 gts
gngora@3 iesen. per Bfb. .....10 gts.
angoras3iegen beihdbigt -. 5 gts,
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Grumbeiaemtums ; ue6ertraeune.n.

Sum Siner uuo Srau an Sames S.
SIM, 9rnrtoitiid i'm 8lod 219; $500.
emil 6. Sdiffers II. q. an gilbert
Sdiffers, 8runbitiide m ben nelletl 9th
8lods 400. 4S6 uno 493; 81 II. u.
MLbert Sdiffers IL. u. an @miI 6.
96iffers, @runoitiid i'm uereu gitne
glod 43t, 81 II. q.
Snlils @uease an San 8oorieues,
@rlnoitiid IN ga Siun 8uaoaimps,
$3.50.
SuIils @iuceee an HicoIas Sautos.
@r1noitiid in 90 SiGn Guadalupe.
$3.50.
@ar mnb 9. 8uboff n Sobn @eners
@rlnoitid an Der Nortb Salabp una
Selgaoo Cir; $500.
81. W. SamiIton an Charles Qucos,
@rinoItiid I'M nerten Gitbz9Ipd 1895;
$1100.
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6ert st. SarfbamB

bereift in Sntereiie bieies 8lattes bic
Counties 8erar, &enoal, @illespie
etc. unb tit beredtigt, tteue Mbonnemz
ten an5umerben uub @elOer ein3ufai=
iieren. Sic GrpebitiDm.
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Die @elellltoft lit Ser 0rt,
mo aroBe 9inae oberf(Gdlid, gering-
fiigise griinolid bebanoelt peroen.
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sponsible for the success Of the even
ing were:
Program: Thomas Pond, Louesa
Harrison, Emma Winhleman, and
Harold Hubinger.
Hall and music: Joshua Elder.
John Tanning and Carol Joy.
Refreshments: Florence Little.
Mary Holling Justine Verburg,
Margaret Stadler, Mary Beardsley,
Irene Hinson, Margaret and Dorothy
Aldrich.
Decorations: John McManus, Ly-
man Beach, Ross Blake, Harry Hell
wig, Thornton Hodge, John Breheny'
Edna Gustafson, Marguerite Patee,
Ito vanAusdalI. Howard Malone,
Ralph Shade, Donald Stricken, Byron
Shafer and Hubert Marks.
Entertainment: Donald Stricken,
Bonner Mayhem, Ruth Alling, Will
lard Roberts, Harry Helwig, Helen
and Hazel Vermazen.
The Hosts Of the Evening.
The hosts OF last evening who
proved such excellent entertainers.
were the following:
Joshua Elder. Thomas Pond, Mary
Beardsley, Harold Hubinger, Mar
garet Aldrich, Dorothy Aldrich. Ruth
Alling, Hubert Marks. Felix Anschutz,
'Merlyn Anderson, Rutha Arlington.
Katie Blink, Lydus Buss, Lyman
Beach, Ross Blake, Mabel Brown.
John Breheny, French Bland, Edith
De Yong Earl Elgin. John flaming, Mil
bred Fowler, Edna Gustafson, Mary
Hollingsworth, Madaline Haubert,
Jessie Hartley, Irene Hinson, Thorn
ton Hodge, Edythe Haggerty, Nellie,
Hawkins, Louesa Harrison, Harry
Helwig, Carol Joy, Edith Ingst, Ruth
Kinnaman, Nellie Kammerer, Flor.
ence Little, Bonner Mayhem Mable
Millspaugh, John McManus, Ruth Mes
senger, Howard Malone, Esther Mills.
Bertha Pflug, Helen Peterson. Mar
guerite Pattee. Willard Roberts. Nicola
Ribyn, Alice Steenberg, Ralph Shade
Donald Stricken, Margaret Stadler.
Byron Schaefer. Janet Schoel, Ruby
Sharpe, Hazel Vermazen, Helen Yer
mazen, Ilo VanAusdall, Vera Van Aus
dali, Marguerite VanAusdall, Justine
verberg, Emma Winkleman, Leslie
MILESTONE, Imogene Wilson.
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the direction of the department OF
labor, of complete data relating
to industrial hazards for the in
formation Of congress, to the end
that such legislation may be
adopted as may be calculated to
secure the safety, conservation
and protection of labor from the
dangers incident to industry and
transportation.
Suffrage.
The republican party, reaffirm-
ing it's faith in government OF the
people, for the people, by the peo-
Pile, as a measure OF justice to
one.half of the adult people OF
this country, favors the extension
of suffrage to women, but recog-
nizes the right Of each state to
settle this question for itself
Such are our principles, such
are our purposes and policies. We
close as we began. These times
are dangerous and the future is
fraught with peril.
The great issues OF the day
have been confused by words and
phrases. The American spirit,
which made the country and
saved the union. has been forgot
ten by those charged with the re-
sponsibility of power. We appeal
to all Americans. whether natural
lied or nat1ve-born, to prove to
the world that we are Americans
in thought and in deed, with one
loyalty( one hope, one aspira-
ton.
We call on all Americans to be
true to the spirit OF America, to
the great traditions Of their COM
mon country and above all things,
to keep the faith.
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CHICAGO, H., June 9.-Following
Is the full text of the platform as
adopted by the republican national
convention.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-09
MEMORIAL SERVICES
OF ODD FELLOWS
Sunday Evening Special Sermon VIII
be Preached by Rev. e. Leroy
Steffey.

Sunday. June II will be Odd Eel
lows Memorial day. The observance
of the day will be in accordance with
that of former years, the lodges will
attend church service in the evening.
when a special sermon will be preach
ed, and the committee from the
lodges will see that the graves OF tho
members in the local cemeteries are
decorated.
Services In the evening will be at
the First Methodist Protestant
church, the Rev. E. Leroy Steffey,
pastor OF the church, to preach the
memorial sermon. All Of the lodges
and the Rebekah lodge will unite In
this service, and will meet at the hall
at 1880 o'clock. marching to the
church in body. The services will
begin at o'clock.
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K c German Coffee Cake

sift dry ingredients together, beat the egg,
add milk and butter to the egg to make one
and one-quarter cups; stir all together with
inverted spoon to a stiff batter. Turn into
biscuit pan and spread even. Brush top
lightly with melted butter. Sprinkle sugar
and ground cinnamon over the top. Bake
in moderate oven.
Dutch Apple Cake or Prune Kuchen can
be made with this same batter by covering
the top with pared and sliced apples, or
cooked prunes with the pits removed, skin
sides down. Dredge with sugar and CHINA
mon the same as for Coffee Cake.
ssThe Cooks Book contains 90 Just such
delicious recipes. You can secure copy
free by sending the colored certificate packed
in ascent cans of K c Baking Powder to
the Jacques Mfg. Co., Chicago, being sure to
write your name and address plainly.
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Rural Credits.

We favor an effective system OF
rural credits as opposed to the in
effective law proposed by the
present democratic adminlstra-
ton.
Rural Free Delivery.
We favor the extension of the
rural free delivery system and
condemn the democratic admins
tration for curtailing and Grip
ping it.
Merchant Marine.
In view of the policies adopted
by all the maritime nations to en-
courage their shipping interests.
and in order to enable us to COM
pete with them for the ocean-car-
rying trade, we favor the pay
ment to ships engaged in foreign
trade of liberal compensation for
services actually rendered in
carrying the mails, and such fur
Their legislation as will build up
an adequate American merchant
marine, and give us ships which
may be requisitioned blythe gov
eminent in time Of national en-
Urgency.
We are utterly opposed to the
government ownership of vessels
as proposed by the democratic
party, because government owner
ship. while effectively prevent
ing the development Of the Amerf-
can merchant marine by private
capital, will be entirely unable to
provide for the vast volume OF
American freights and will leave
us more helpless than ever in
the hard grip of foreign syndi-
Gates.
Transportation.
Interstate and intrastate trans
portation have become SO inter-
woven that the attempt to apply
two and often several sets OF
laws to it's regulation has pro-
duced conflicts of authority, en-
barrassment in operation and in
convenience and expense to the
public.
The entire transportation sys-
tenn Of the country has become
essentially national. We, there
fore, favor such action by legis-
lation or, if necessary. through
an amendment to the constitu-
ton Of the United States as will
result in placing it under exclu-
sive federal control.
Economy, National Budget.
The increasing cost of the ma
tional government and the need
for the greatest economy Of its
resources in order to meet the
growing demands Of the people
for government services, call for
the severest condemnation Of the
wasteful appropriations Of this
democratic administration, Of its
shameless raids on the treasury,
and of it's opposition to and re-
lection Of President Taft's oft
repeated proposals and earnest
efforts to secure economy and
efficiency through the establish
ment of simple businesslike
budget system. to which we
pledge our support and which we
hold to be necessary to effect
any real reform in the admins
tration of national finances.
Conservation.
We believe in a careful husban-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-09

We reaffirm our approval Of the
Monroe Doctrine and declare its
maintenance to be policy Of this
country essential to it's present
and future peace and safety and
to the achievement of its mani
fest destiny.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-09

Ldttn-AhleTtCdV.
We favor the continuance of re-
publican policies which will re-
suit in drawing more and more
closely the commercial. financial
and social relations between this
country and the countries of Lat
in-America.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-09

dry of all the natural resources
OF the nation-a husbaudry which
m cans development without
waste; use without abuse.
Civil Service Reform.
The civil service law has al
ways been sustained by the re-
publican party, and we renew our
repeated declaration that it shall
be thoroughly and honestly en-
forced and extended wherever
practicable. The democratic par
ty has created, since March 4,
1918, 10000 offices outside of the
civil service law at an annual cost
Of $44,0OO!O00 to the taxpayers
of the country.
We condemn the gross abuse
and the misuse of the law by the
present democratic administra-
ton and pledge ourselves to re-
organization of this service along
lines of efficiency and economy.
Territorial Officers.
Reaffirming the attitude long
maintained by the republican par
ty. we hold that officials appoint
ed to administer the government
of any territory should be bona
fide residents Of the territory In
which their duties are to be per
formed.
Labor Lawn.
We pledge the republican party
to the faithful enforcement OF all
federal laws passed for the pro-
lection of labor. We favor voca-
tfonal education: the enactment
and rigid enforcement Of feder-
al child-labor law; the enactment
Of a generous and comprehensive
workmen's compensation law,
within the commerce power of
congress, and an accident COM
pensation law, covering all gov
eminent employees. We favor
the collection and collation. under
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-09

We favor an effective system OF
rural credits as opposed to the in
effective law proposed by the
present democratic adminlstra-
fiOn
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-09

What 10 a Man TO Dot
Atcfison Globe: If man tends to
his own business there are plenty OF
people who will call him cold blooded