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anticipation OF trouble with VII
listas.
See DIR. q. Brunn, 812 Nat1
Realty bldg, for all kinds of stOm.
ach and nervous disorders. adv.
The Heating bill, prohibiting
the transportation of child labor
products, passed the house yes
terday and comes up before the
senate today. =.
Real Hard Time Dance
Saturday night at Campbell's
hall. Wear your old clOthes-the
older the better. Earl Killgore's
orchestra. adv"
Gut flowers and floral work.
Him., florist, So. 7th and X. adv.
The Mississippi river passed
the flood stage yesterday at
Davenport, Ia, and is flooding
the lowlands.
Mclean the contract mover.
Main 1850. adv.
English officials have connect
ed Won Papen with the plot to
dynamite the Welland canal by
identifying stub in his check
book showing check had been
issued to Taylor, one of the con-
spirators now in jail in this coun-
try.
Eight hundred negro cOnyicts
of Arkansas marooned on prison
farm by floow of the Arkansas
river.
Harvard students are going to
buck up and cease to be sisters. {"
They put the ban on wrist
watches.
August Beauchamp, O, of MARI
nette, Wis, fell asleep a week ago
and is still resting comfortably.
Physicians feed him while he
sleeps, but cannot awake him.
Vice-President Marshall cast
the deciding vote yesterday for
the Clarke bill which provides
for Philippine independence with
In four years.
Ten persons were killed and a
number seriously injured when
the boilers exploded on the Ohio
river towboat Sam Brown yester-
day.
An unidentified man was found
cuddled in the snow last night on
Sixth ave. His rescuers fixed
him comfortably on w. Z. Thomp-
sons porch and called for the
police. The victim evidently So
bered up and disappeared before
the cops arrived.
University OF washington
grandstands collapse under tre
mendous weight of snow.
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HoQUAM Feb 3As the result of work done during the last
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OPTOMETRISTS
INSTALL OFFICERS

The monthly meeting of the
Pierce County Society of Optic
metrists was held Monday even
ing in the optical parlors of the
Caswell Optical Co.. DR.. Caswell
presiding. He installed the Of
ficers elected at the last meeting,
as follows: DR.. William A. Ash
ton, president; DR.. Ivan Kilgore,
vice president, and DR.. w. J. A.
Fink, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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The Heating bill, prohibiting
the transportation of child labor
products, passed the house yes
terday and comes up before the
senate today. =.
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Gut flowers and floral work
Him., florist, So. 7th and X. adv.
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The Mississippi river passed
the flood stage yesterday at
Davenport, Ia, and is flooding
the lowlauds.
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Real Hard Time Dance

Saturday night at Campbell's
hall. Wear your old clOthes-the
older the better. Earl KillgOre's
orchestra. "ady.'
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Mclean the contract mover.
Main 1850. adv.
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University of washington
grandstands collapse under tret
mendous weight of snow.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-13
At ONCE! STOPS
STOMACH MISERY
AND INDIGESTION
"PAPE,s DlAPEPSIN" MAKES
SICK, SOUR, Classy ST0M-
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Do some foods you eat hit back
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never was anything So safely ISsSsT
SO certainly effe ctive. No differences
how badly your stomach is disordered
you will get happy relief in five min-
utes, but what pleases you most is
that it strengthens and regulates
your stomach SO you can eat your
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Most remedies give you relief some
times-they &re slow, but not sure.
"Pape's Diapepsin" is quick, positive
and puts your stomach in healthy
condition so the misery won't come
back.
You feel different as soon an
"Pape's Diapepsin' comes in contacts
with the stomach-distress just vans
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gases. no belching, no eructatons of
undigested food, your head clears and
you feel fine.
Go now, make the best investment
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suffer from Indigestion, dyspepsia or
any stomach disorder.
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MISSOURI.

dleQ yesterday. he WAS o. years oiu.
MISSOURI.
JEFFERSON CITY, No, Nov. 13.-
Judge Walker Of the supreme court
gave a decision Saturday affirmins
Judgment Of $4,000 obtained by
Lorenzo B. Pointer, 1S17A Papin
street. st, Louis, against the Mountain
Railway Construction company, a
scenic railroad, at Forest, Park High
lands, upon which he was injured in
May, 1910.
FULTON, Mo-, Nov. 13.-News has
been received in this city OF the
marriage Of Rev. A. c. Watkins. for
merly a pastor Of Fulton, and Miss
Bessie Beck of Miami, Okla. as the
result Of a romance that had Its In
ception at a religious meeting in Mi
ami two years ago. The bride is
daughter of G.. w. Beck, wealthy oil
generator and banker. Rev. Watkins
Is now pastor Of the Holiness church
in Kansas City.
CFNTRALIA, Mo-, Nov. I'm. 5.
Kalambach, aged IS years, was killed
Yesterday afternoon in an automobile
wreck. He lost control Of his car,
killing him instantly. He was a di-
rector Of the First National bank hnre-
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to work and IN opportunity for rest
for those, particularly women, who
are compelled to be on their feet for
long periods, Mr. Collins discussed
some Of his experiences as men,
Der of the industrial commission OF
the state of illinois. This commits
sion was composed Of representative
of capital, of labor and Of the public.
and It prepared code of laws fo-
industry which wac adopted by the
legislature Of the state of Illinois and
was the grea- ost step forward that
had been made by any commonwealth
along this line. Mr.. Collins referred
to the splendid way in which the rep
resentatives Of capital on the com.
mission co-operated with the other
strongly as any en- the elimination Of
evil conditions. He pointed out the
enormous number Of preventable ac-
cidents resulting in deaths and serf-
GUS injury to workers in this country
which the experience of other coun-
tries has demonstrated can be elimi-
mated by the installation of simple
and inexpensive safeguards.
In conclusion he said:
No matter what the land of our
birth or the land of our fathers, we
can love it and in it's hour of trial
and struggle, sympathize with it, but
as Americans there is only one coun-
try and one flag that can or should
claim our allegiance. And as loyal
citizens so let us be loyal neighbors,
whether protestant or Catholic, Jew
or Gentle, let US work together in
the service for the greater honor and
glory Of God and for the advance
ment and interest of our common
country. Let us see to it that bigotry
and religious hatreds, prejudices and
bitterness are put in the discard
where they belong and let each one
Of US give that endeavor we owe to
God to our country, to our neighbor
and to ourselves for the brotherhood
of man or the Fatherhood of God.
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Refers to Socialist Writers.
For the benefit Of those who have
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-13
IOWA..


DENISON, Iowa, Nov 13,-The
Tooth anniversary of the birth of
Nicolas Lindblad was observed with
much ceremony at the old Bethel
Lutheran church in the norehern part
Of this county, near Old Kiron. Mr..
Linblad was born in Sweden, Novem-
Der 5. 1916 AS young man he en-
tered the army and was soldier for
thirty-four years, retiring on PEN
sion He served under three kings.
The family came to Crawford county
In 1873 He goes about with cane.
His eyesight is somewhat impaired.
His memory is good and he readily
recalls events in his long life. His
three daughters are alive, aged q, "A
and IS years.
MUSCATINE. IOWA Nnv 13.-Fol-
lowing proceedings instituted In the
district court by ]. P. AMI l.. F. Byrne
through their attorneys, the law firm
of D. v. & r. S. Jackson, John Pear
son, Muscatine county farmer was
restrained from selling or disp osing
of in any way, the corn grown by
him this year, by an injunction which
was issued by Judge Let's. Accord
Byrne brothers, they entered contract
with Pearson to purchase his entire
output of corn with the exception OF
100 bushels, at price Of sixty cents
per bushel They assert that Pearson
has now completed arrangements to
sell his corn to other parties.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Nov 13.-Harry
O'Brien, an aged man, was knocked
over by an atuo driven by Harry
Wagner Wagner drove away with
out looking at the injured man, and
was later arrested. O'Brien was taken
to the hospital, where it was discov-
cred he had fractured skull.
DUBUQUE. Iowa, Nov. 1.-THE for
est fire, supposed to have been started
by hunters, that destroyed more than
thirty acres Of timber land on the Or
gan farm, just north of the Dubuque
county line, in Jackson county, was
reported to be under control by farm
ers who visited Dubuque. In addition
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-13
Founders Not Working Men.


"Karl Marx was the founder of
socialism, was its greatest authority,
wrote it's greatest work known as
| Capital In this work Karl MARI
sets forth as the foundation Of So
cialism the doctrine known in the
language of the university, in the
high-sounding title of the materfalist.
This doctrine in the language of
the working people simply means the
open, positive proposition of the de-
NAL of God. Karl Marx was not a
working man, did not come from the
working classes, had absolutely moth
ing in common with the working peo-
pie. Frederick Engels, great dis
ciple of Karl Marx and joint founder
of socialism with him was not l..
the working classes, had nothing in
common with them. Lassalle, Leib
knecht and Kautsky, the greatest
authorities on socialism today, did
not come from the working classes
and have nothing in common with
the working people and yet socialism
pretends to be a working class doc
trine and a working class movement.
But I need not stop at Germany.
In all countries Of the world this
same truth is self-evident that not a
single authority of socialism came
from the working classes or had any
thing in common with the working
people. These authorities whom have
mentioned and others are accepted
the world over as the unquestioned
authorities of socialism and their
works are circulated. and sold and
distributed in every country OF the
world by the official committees Of
socialistic propaganda and these
authorities lay down as part of the
very foundation of socialism, as es-
sentially its substantial doctrine. the
denial Of God and revealed religion.
the abolition of the family and the
elimination Of private property.
Refers to Socialist Writers.
For the benefit Of those who have
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-13

motherless and throwing them on to
the institutions OF society, breeding
crime and vice and immortality and
degeneracy, because of a lack OF ap-
probation Of that fundamental law of
God, the law OF harmony in the fam
lily. We grasp the significance of this
evil when we know that one out OF
every twelve marriages in the United
States today results in divorce and
in some parts Of the nation 1t Is as
high as one out Of every four.
Nc Harmony In Religion.
"And again we find lack Of har-
mony There is a lack of harmony
between men and women of different
religious beliefs. There is not any
legitimate reason in the world why
one neighbor who worships God &C
cording to the dictates of his con-
science should have bitterness and
hatred and bigotry in his heart for
another nc:Sibcr who exercises that
same God given right. Remember
that God endowed every one Of us
with free will and conscience and
the inherent right to the exercise of
that conscience, and the neighbor
who would deny to another this right
of conscience which he himself en-
joys is standing against the law Of
love and commandments of God.
There is no such thing as the broth
erhood of man apart from the father
hood Of God The brotherhood Of
man and the fatherhood of God go
hand in hand and are founded on
those commandments of the love Of
God and love of neighbor and one
neighbor who would deny to his other
neighbor the inherent right of the
exercise of his conscience to declare
the manner in which he shall worship
his creator is not only standing
against the brotherhood Of man, but
blasting at the fatherhood Of God.
What we need today is peace and
harmony and good will among all
citizens. irrespective Of religious be-
lief for the greater honor and glory
of God for the advancement and pro-
gress of our institutions and patriot
ism and for love Of country.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-13

not heard my former lectures on
socialism and the presentation of the
detailed evidence supporting that
socialism is opposed to God, to re-
vealed religion, to the christian fam
ily-as the socialists call it the
middle class family--and seeks to
destroy and abolish religion and the
christian family, would refer you
to all of the authorities of socialism
who have mentioned and specifical
ly to the clarion call of socialism
known as the Manifesto by Marx
and Engels, to Marks Capital and
the Engels' Origin of the Family
wherein he declares that three great
obstacles block the pathway of social
ism and that sucialism's aim and OBJ
ject must be to abolish these OBJ
stacles which he declares are first,
religion, then private property and
then the family.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-13
Constitutions Recognizes Its Meet

1.-The right Of conscience and reli-
gious freedom is SO well recognized
as one of tho fundamentals of our
system of government that the con-
stitution of the United States specIi-
cally refers 10 1t in two instanc IS.
First, Congress shall make no law
respecting On establishment of reli-
gion, as prohibiting the free exercise
thereof and again the constitution
declares no religious test shall ever
be required rs qualification of any
public trust un1er the United States.
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wherein he declares that three great
obstacles block the pathway of social
ism and that sucialism's aim and OBJ.
ject must be to abolish these OBJ,
stacles which he declares are first,
religion, then private property and
then the family.
Lark Of Harmony the Answer.
1--WE live in so-called progressive
age and yet unquestionably it is an
age of irreverence, an age of strife
and conflict and bitterness, not only
in the hearts Of men but among the
nations of The world and What's
Wrong With the World?' today can
be summed up in simple sentence
lack of harmony
Harm ony Is one of the essential
and necessary laws of Gods crea-
ton. We see this wonderful law Of
harmony manifested in Gods king
dom of nature and we see harmony
in it's highest and most perfect de-
gree in the planetary system, the
story of the stars, the glory and ad-
ministration of all the ages. And yet
among men, the chief creatures of
Gods creation, instead of harmony
we find there is conflict and strife
and bitterness and war today in the
world.
the old world today and see millions
of men, the Drawn and bone, the
brain and sinew of these nations. the
fathers and sons, today engaged On
the battle fields of war, their blood
mixing with the soil when they ought
to be at home by their firesides and
with their families engaged in the
cause of science and art and Ntera-
ture and industry in the cause Of
civilization, but on account Of lack
of the appreciation of this funda-
mental law of harmony there Is strife
and conflict and war in the world
today.
Million Divorces In Twenty Years.
"In another direction, we find there
is a lack of harmony. There is a
lack of harmony in the family. The
family is the very foundation of civil
lization and the unit of society. Any
thing which in any way would de-
stroy or disintegrate or tear down the
family is simply blasting at the foup-
dation of civilization itself. The
family is that God given institution
founded by the Creator, God himself,
as the first book of the Bible, Gene
sis, so well declares, wherein it states
that God said the two should be
one; that man and woman should
cleave together until death do part
and that whatsoever God had Joined
together let no man put asunder,' and
yet we have in the country today -
serious menace, cancer, which is
eating at the heart Of the institution
of society ana civilization and that
cancer is the dreaded evil of divorce.
We can understand how serious III
evil divorce is in the United States
when we know that during the past
twenty years more than 100000 of
divorces have been granted, making
100000 children fatherless and
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-13
ILLINOIS.

MT. STERLING, ILL.,, Nov. 10
Frank Iznogle, aged 20, was killed
Saturday when the team he was driv-
ing ran away throwing him out so the
wagon passed over his body. This
makes five accidental deaths to Brown
county residents within five days.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-13
Vote of Iowa Troops at Brownsville.

the soldiers Brownsville
Mr. did
soldiers base hospital
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VANDALIA, ILL.,. Nov. 13.-John j.
Schneider. for sixty-fve years in bust
ness as a shoe merchant in Vandalia,
died yesterday. He was 81 years old.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-13

THOR. Iowa, Nov. 13-Bert l. Fris
bic. Of this place has offered reward
Of 500 for the apprehension Of Albert
Harris, 10, who eloped with Anna
Green, 10. The clippers we're last seen
in Fort Dodge, October II.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-13
Subject Of Address at the Grand
Theatre Was "What's Wrong
With the World"-Als
Third Appearance.
HOUSE WAS CROWDED
Handled Subject in Mastery Way
and Impressed His Hearers
With His Virile
Personality.

| Peter w. Collins spoke before ar
audience at the Grand theatre, Sunday
afternoon that completely filled the
building, both downstairs and in the
| balconies. The lecture, ''What's
| Wrong With the World was one Of
exceptional interest and was closely
| followed by the large audience.
Mr.. Collins was introduced by Coun
ty Attorney e. w. McManus who com
mented on the favorable impression
| the lecturer had made on his two
previous appearances In Keokuk.
Mr.. Collins in his address ad
vanced a comprehensive system OF
| remedies for many existing condi
| tions. Although concerning Industrial
| subjects. the address was tempered
with wit. His lecture contained q
constructive message, full OF wide and
practical reasoning, and filled with
patriotic fervor.
Collins Mastery Address.
In part Mr.. Collins address was as
follows:
I'm our discussion Of the question
What's Wrong With the World?' We
wish to take Up with you today one
of the greatest isms' that is mis-
leading thousands of well intentioned
men and women under the false pre-
tense that this ism is in answer to
the question, What's Wrong With
the World?' and that is socialism.
Speaks as Working Man.
"As working man coming from
the ranks of the working class and
understanding the hopes and aspira-
tons of the workers, l am going to
talk about socialism, though briefly,
in connection with my subject,
What's Wrong With the World? (be-
cause l have developed it in detail
and at greater length in my former
lecture on socialism in your city, for
socialism pretends to be an answer to
the World?' and declares itself to be
worker, from the worker and by the
worker. Therefore. as working man
I am nightly interested in knowing
first, whether socialism is an answer
to the question, What's Wrong With
the World?' and whether or not
socialism does express the hopes and
aspirations of the worker and wheth-
er it has anything in common with
the aspirations and hopes of the
teller.
Socialism Not the Answer.
Socialism, my friends, is not only
not an answer to the question,
What's Wrong With the World? but
it is menace to the progress and
advancement of civilization; doc
trine that blasts not only at the laws
of God and revealed religion and the
family, but at the institutions Of gov
eminent and of civilization and
stands as a menace and danger to
the progress and the hopes and as
pirations of the working people.
J. again, socialism could not and
does not come from the working
classes because the working man is
inherently a spiritual being with a
strong and firm abiding love Of God.
his creator, n every part of his
makeup and this doctrine which de-
MES God and leaves no room for him
and blasts at the foundations Of So
ciety, the family. could not and did
not come from the working people
and not single authority Of social
ism ever came from the working
classes.
Ala AS~sLsss Ma
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-13
Illinois Iowa-Missouri

to the fine timber burned, 1t Is said
that several farm buildings were de-
stroyed
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-13
Science end Religion.


In a discussion Of the relationship
of science and religion, Mr.. Collfcs
denied em2haticaly the statement
sometimes made in this generation
that there is any conflict between
true science and religion. He point
ed out through all the ages the
greatest scientists have been deeply
religious men, citing the names of
Arnpere, Volta, Galvani, Faraday and
Roentgen, all discoverers Of great
laws dealing with the science of cleo
tricity. The venerable Bede, Albertus
Magnus, ST. Thomas Aquinus. Roger
Bacon, Caperincus, Gallileo, kepler.
Sir Isaac Newton. Lord Kelvin and
the great FIR ench scientist Louis Pas
teur. And IN this connection he
pointed out that in all countries Of
the world many of the great univer-
stiles have been founded by the
church for the advancement Of
science.
Mr.. Collins urged the application Ct
the Ten Commandments as a cure
for What's Wrong With the World?"
and in this connection said:
The Ten Commandments have
been the beacon lights of civilization
and the guide posts Of all the ages
from the time they were handed
! down to Moses on Mount Sinai by