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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-14
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Tf3-oy5sa Intervention 81 op-e-
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calender. fzfIg THIS year 81 tne 18Th
dry 81 Ns-<n Fire reading 81 ire
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tne Js7-B ~ Persia Go-o,ryh the in-
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RE- fs-+S y Mrs FocfeY IN Character
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-14

l--1ow Just how rhey mar obtain the.
best results IN their kitchens az asi
lines. row they may know which
foods are pnrs and unsduiterates ard
good FOR their families and now
TO eccnoraf-e without absolutely de-
pricing trennsef-es os all OF the good
thfnes " lie All or this IL apart or
the study OF Household Arts az given
By the best colleges % the country
ard !s OF actual Tafus 70 women in
the rona-
F--yi OF Meg Ellis lectures and
COOKERY lessons. ss they VIII be pre-,
sen+ed in Masonic banquet natl next
g~eek. Is complete in itsefs ard VIII in
te~est everyone who hesrs It AZ the.
same tine esrh tsiF is logically con-
necyed With the rest OF the course and
the -onrar who Will get the most ofs
% these lectures and cookery lessons,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-14
URGES EVERYONE
To QUICKLY GET
On WATER ul5lA
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cleans d-r- zY tbs s14-- pr. z-Za-f-rrr,
gases and art57ry G-2 grsr Cce :
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'~ct 70 rTrsfira+frr, tT1f-~r- z--arEs
fr0re r.E7er s1-fr * e-ifT- a-5 ccyr1
r'n~ior paIia, n-e assrrs9 .-saz re
waeF Of inside bathing cir ssTe TEN
h0th looking ant 'sslfug 1g-tsr IN
every Wv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-14

IL the one who wis come on Aendsy
to heer Miss Ellis tell why fooS IL
cooked, who comes AGAIN on Tuesday
to learn how to plan three wholesome
meals a day, brings her husband on
Tuesday evening 20 heaF Miss Eatls
tsfk about the FOODS OF other nations,
il present "Wednesday to learn what
has been done In the way OF pure
FOOD legislation learns. from thfs
economy expert on Thursday how 70
make the apDstiss IT the psIFse, and
in Al, the Hnfsh on FridaT when MSS
r,,i,ss WIN tefi what constitutes a. per-
feet food
The course IL practfeaf and vsassb,e
and aftfoash It is q; short one; ID is
comprehensive and covers the whole
food astnation IN al very satisfactory
manner
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-14
TopAY's BEAUTY HINT

II is not necessary 20 snamopo
quite so frequently II your naH
properly cleansed each time os u.s.
OF really good shampoo. The eaSr
est TO use and quickest drying anr
poo that we can recommend 70 gu.
readers may be prepared very che esp.
" by dissolvins a teaspoonful Oh IN
throx. obtained from your drussS;; ,,to
a cup of hot water. This ruooe Iather,
the scalp creates a thick la. .ion
soothing and cooling in its ac aoin
as well as very beneficial 70 s scaIp
and hair. After rinsing. the s .air
is fresh and clean, while the ,n ling
dries quickly and evenly, deHet apess
a bright luster and SOFT nuniNN
that makes it seem very heaF"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-14

some places parteok OF the nsturs OF
a csrntvsi At present the story or
the BOOK u Esther = not Infre1ueatly
presented IN trasnatizss form The
TO remember the poor war
md is Observer fa4thhillv Daring
the centuries 81 persecution, the Feast
% Pfryr, wa- quite popular, due, peg
g4spa. to, tsee fscg tlfa. the story ~ de-
Gfvergrces from the piottiness 81 the
ryrarts which the dsy recalled
prorsfst hope Or a sfBiIsr desiFersTcs
from, the evil designs Of existing Hs-
wang
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-14
ENRICH THE BLOOD
rfoops se-.sps-ffis, : sc-ine TerSo-
ueSicfr4, IL N~o~sssry

Hys-ypody IL troubled ~ f1hfs season
yrftn Ic~s or vffefffy. fsiiuTs Of up,
petite. fnat tired feeling 81 rifa oh
ic-fs 1rrns. dun headaches, fhdfsesfioa
srd stner stornach ttonoIes, OF rith
sfrapfas end Sther ernption on me
fsce and BODY. The reason IS fhat
ne blood Il impure snd fhhpcyerished
ffoofs ssrsa7arfEFa relfeves All tnese
efRrferts II II me Old fa3isDfe hffedf-
tf-1d int mrs stood me test Of forty
yas-s-fhss makes saray fiehy req
rfty5f that strengthens syery crzsh
srrd brfIas MP me whoFs Hystsrn u
II me aFftheyeerefouhd fit,od pufihtef
r7.4 heaFtn.Eive ~ efnbodfes t,A
earefui training, experiences, end sslH
If Mt tfSc7 = Pharmacist for nifty
years, in fts fusisty end ptwer y. sufs.
Ask strft druggist for II t6dsys
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-14
70 Quickly Rer,o-e
Ugly Hairs Fror, Face
-e---- ~~,-e-s

Bez71t7 'es--cysre hairs ara soon
ss-tseeS grc-r the skin rftt the al
~ a ieTe-cne paeta rr1s py rrirfrg
ts-g-----15z ws14=- T-'t-h title pain Prtft'er
~ 5ata4c-e Tt,fs Is s--eat u-ron the
l,e9r-y svy-1ace sr- z or & minutes, then
7----445tt5s ~ Or s-d tte sf-4n T7fshed 70 ~
r7o-a the rs--nf-i-y fe7atc-e TfrtE
s'r-p,e T-e--rert PARISHES e~e-y trsce
q rstr and leaves TIE sa-ir, witncut 3
ss3sse--tee Carttoc .sE1ouit be ussd to-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-14
WOMAN 81 YEARS Old
Nd. s.-o-o 81 Vino,

fy~senviiie Z. CT want otaers
to NOV 81 ti,e yrees benefit hsve
5e-fvsd from viao,e r srn 81 ysars
I'D sr5 VINO, hss zfven me- strength
A resltny apoetsts and o~srconie aer.
vo,lyness II IL fas best tonic rscon-
s+-i,cto- svsr used "-tdrs n A.
FI,itcnfson
viro1 is q ds;tcsoos cod liver snd
iry3, eooscs without Oh. guaranteed TO
r3vercor,e r,n down. reaF, devitaiized
1o,5ttfo3s md for chro..ic coughs ssid
e15ts Hc4ratn Eros. BTpg Co, Keo-
zuH. Fows
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-14
warsr'ans ard Elder Represented
Reokbx al session Of First DIS
trfet ReprescntatIvss
Yesterday.
TO co 10 WORK AZ ONCE
Hard Roada Sof Iosra csnapa'7r IS Be-
Try lga5e5 BY ereater ioa'a@
Association This
Seasor.

The Keorut industrial associstton
was represented ~ @. II McFariand
and the Automobile cfuU by j r.
CIDER. and they were accompanied @
tire conferences By n r Mcfarland,
COUNTY engfneer The Delegates were
tr.tsrtafned al luncheon py The Bar
Itagton Business Afar's league.
The meeting was called no order By
gecretary Cum or The Greater Iowa
associatd ton ar z O'clock. ~ ne cham 2.
ber OF commerce rooms. who ex
general pIarl is, hat in connection
vlch the Greater Iowa assoctatfon
there should be formed district and
county con r,ittees having u mind the
encoprag cement OK god roads work
and tha education OK the people IN
connection WITH this subJect The
general Dsan is % have q district son1-
n.trtee ii each district OF the state
presided ovsr By q chairman and
vice natr-mar ard Then 10 have Sub
committees II each cou1ry-an 70 be
subs idffary TO the Greater iowa asso-
the p,er 70 get asort ar+y
member 81 sarh couT1ry and haYe
them associate mem hers os the
Greater Iowa association The Great !
81 iowa association expects 70 dEvots
IT'S main energies for The revr year
or two to the subject q good rua5s
ard VII s+art a campaign os educa
tier e TIRE df@erart districts ard I
coarfies with lie thought q encour-
ag7rg the btIidtrg of such roadse SIS
are rest glIited 70 the needs oS the
COUNTY. taxing into consideration the
nleteris1 81 hard ard ire cost u
erarce they vii wo-k ,ctosery
= -. = u VI -. :. = +
goof roads co1n-r iss3on ard also with
me stare Efyf-v-sy commission.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-14

WIN give u series OF Better FOODS Bet
Ter Homes lectures for the Women y
this city, the week Of March 2sth
These lectures and COOKERY Lessons
are 50 "a absolutely free and eTerT
yvo-rzr II The city Z invited 70 attend.
Tf.ts course IN Home Economics is
a short one, because il IL for busy
women o, the nome who here no OF
Y,c,-<uni-y 10 attend Domestic sctencs
CYrsecs s-6 yet v-fIo, you'd like TO-
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MISCELLANEOUS

r wsrr FTJgT ORDINARY Mss- who
vfsn Il, earn nfors money TO learn
The bsrFer trade II pays big. Short
tern, vii At you for Jobs worth $1,000
,5ess~Ty. Or yonr or1i shop WITH big
proHts Write Ho,er Barrier Colleges
- Louis. No.
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nay ..----.--.-.- l2.2u 11-4S1.
July .-----..--..- L. 521a-p5 1883
SssFeep9.sei rough heavy. 50 40 ee9.So;
light, S9i3e0peSe pigs, SSOoGc9.l1
cattle recefots 4.Deei markeh steeaE
Beeves, % Goeps.Ssi COWS and nstfers,
S3.t0Ds-Ee stockers and- feeders,
se.seeps. i0f Texans sf.loeeS 90.
caves sssseapa1-@s5 WESTERNS, Sa-@sep
s'ou
Sneep receipts la-oeDi market
STEADY Native Fs2s9os.ooi ~estsrnr
SIZE ags.ss lan1os, ss.eSp112oF @esf-
Chicago L.veH ssecE-Csosss
Ltufnasned ov long Cosnniss1on 90,
aes Main Te'enhons No l0o-
CHICAGO, March l4---faos recespfs
losooVi market s'ow. Weax Ai1eo
ana. onsonefss Ss;soops.9Ss coca neasy.
9's0f light, ss.s5.p9sA-
Cattle reee:ntsa 5000; marked
STEADY top $3.50.
Sheep rerespfss 1900; market
steady; top ss.ss. LarnhsT tod sai-sS
i
EASsTs ST. LOUIS, March I4.--Gaitfe4
recesrfs 1000; uss-ses steady Texas
recespts 1906 native beef steers, "a 30
$3.50: yeaFSBs steers and hesfers-
ss.ssdc9,sa; COWS, Ss,ooeps-oei 5focsS
ers and feeders, s5.Soer0S5; cair0es-
s6.oef1ae.ses Texas stsars- sb;.ser
sec cows aHd Iesfers s4.o1TS-oe.
Hog receipts 1o,see; rnarkes steady.
Mixed and bTsrse-s, sS.76I1Doo;
gpod 10 heavy se'95fp1e oe, ronga-
sS..9Tss9ei pigs sa.NaaEs 10
/ Ewes, SSss9IS 70; lanbe- Ss-1sseEl1-Se;;
seshe-sr $4,000 1000
| i
ksnsas City Live Stock
I KANSAS CITY, March I4.--'sisffie
receipts 10000 narket sfeaay. 1oc
lower. Steers sT.eaGS.so;i COWS and
hesfers sS.oaeIIeos; sfecser5 and
feeders, ss-16g8-ae; calves, sS."np
100
Hog recsspfs L4'oee; rnaT1Ses Neany
Bulk. 80 .4599.Ios ssaE-5g $3.50
nediums- sssaeer9s8oi uent, %s.aST
/ 9,56,
strong lambs, sts.ooep LII ewes
81, 2s9S-Is;s weshess, s5-aoeIlp.6h-
4
/ omaha 1--we Stock
OMAHA March If Cattle rsrs'Dfs
8, con; rHarse. steady, Zoe lower
Steers, g asQ9.se;s COWS and refers,
s4.ao4 8 20; sfocsers aud fesdarz
s4.t 5e18Ip; casres, sI.aoeg 1880 nniis
and stays, sb-509
fog recsipts lA8a0: massser DC
lover Bulk sa2n0a40 tnp s9.5
sheeD receip's soon: MARIE.
stronger WARNINGS $50 70. 90
wethe-s, 1850 $3.50; Iarnhs5 sIa90S
Is svss,. s85drs-cs
cHtca9o Sroducs-
CETAGo, Marc. lA--Hutt.ff-
so9S35sc: datr7 as-sts- 2s1ss9 &c
Esgs-Firsts, fa1Scs rrftuarY drsrs
/ l53a40l7S4c
Cheese-Tvt1s R114 f4fTf5cT Young
Americas, I314 1f313c-
Live c6rltry--Fovfs, 1880 ducks.
1920 geese iscT spring chickens,
/ 13c; t'irxeys, Iac.
/ Poratses-RecetDrs 50 carss ohina,
MiHHesotas. M5cisgsas, Wissnustns.
Daxotas, 56G95c per husf1ei-
1
New York >-5oure.
MEsW YORK March IA-FTour mar
/ kes sas5, unsettled
/ Pork market stsa6J- Ness, s.3,5Gtcq
2t66,
1 spot, s1f-16IS If-Sae
Sugar, ran, market firm. Cslr-.1i-
( gal test So S.s4s Mrscarado %
/ test s-ss3S4S.
Sssgas. rs4a>t, Hsarket strong Cut
loes, $780, cTTsae6, sI.sas powdered,
sSs1ss x-zrss1.s1- 3S-EsG5-s5.
CssEss HSS No On sSot, steady.
1 s5zc
Fslfow Esarsst steady City, s11c;
ers-sats7s s3ss CSC SPECIALS. s1zc
Hay MARKET as1S- Prsnae, HOG
Z t.<5s No 3, S4bSf LIB: clover s5cG.
SZBe
Dressed CI3stry market firm. Chick
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New Yorfe Nonsy MARKET.
NEW YORK. March T4s-Ioaey or
call 2 percent
Sir months, 3 ueren--
Mercantile. papar, S@sN percent
Bar silver New York 5TSsc.
Demand sterling, s4.T6ls.
gfcck Nzrscee Nufes.
TTInitad Press Leased Wire Is-1cer
NEW York, March I4--5eehiehan
led the rarteE IN a rnsh Of sasfT tErrs
ing on the sfocsr emcaxuze TO-DAY, oyen.
ing at SOD, ND sEs. There we're ushse
married. advances m war irGrstTiaia
CTrIc.b1s IL 9S- showing gri1 % Fl.
after C11Ic.bie recesied I'd 9a%. Bald,
WIN Locomotives At liz wye I'D INC
tionaily American Locomotives II
saA was IN III and RsprDfic md
Lasscawanua Sfeea vere EACH I'D rac-
ttonally q g. Iseei AZ ss- IN y,
Mexican sDac.alttes we're Strong Mex
ican PefrDieHEm ar LOSE showing II
advance on Il.
CTrrc.hle shortly rassoEmttsd to IL
OPENING 1r.cs aIId other stocks VtriE1
were m IN the initial trading. e1n-
timed their Ese- American Lorrnr.
ttve. wenrl 60 81 ami Baldwin LaraHu.
tive went Ea liz Wesrtushu,lsa vas
sfTnnEs
Fears ttlat tfIs npvazu movement
might not be en1!reay haaithy isFainu-
ext Toward unnn bIrr etra neaTv nrTlng
continued and thera WE'RE n1ruhie -
actions Trading wan n-ak In INN.
ed States Steel Baldwin L3edInrys
continued 10 advance anu Resz..1ss
hnr1sa usa mura t1zu a RDiur-
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..,.nktrn Mr. c..-s,--a,,.-

81 he e9rg Es'd I'd Brr,iuyt1-,
II 81. we4vsr q Tapeuo. Lcrtsa
ccssr+y, we rz6e cras-r1s1 os the.
distr;tr committee srt John B,a-3 %
70 lnFr4c- wee E~afa -:re-cl1 aF--r17.-t.
T -e-a rsp-z ser- fires Erc-z frs
~ ENe catz-tSes Il Ets ri~=- ifsrrtrt
sos clz1siir.r--e- s-rf Ts1 E1sfTT.1s- rFa-s
s-fr37 81 ez.a OF e-c = III co---
nslt -q II he s-tattves.
K rse+ - regs rf,a cl.=tce-s a
tie eotsnry o-yae1t-a tons aD.osrte5 n
meet ngs yrltc5l txs7t BE- called III
tha dfzPe-ert coarttez TIE Eey-ezer-
fftrt.e raf IRE Good 2czEE sescrta<ic-f
of Reo31E ard n 1saffsc9 rtt! Bs
permanent Organization FIR iris.
r. II. o64ss-e1cg ss Entirely ias3-.
mai ard Z g-ezt N er.T E1551e-cts q II.
tsrezt in come -ioTz g-.-- ycc7 r0z7s
wera ta7isa5 ger. ard i rss fat rta-
z E5od sta-- hsE 5lsr 17sfe toTa-i
q deE1iE5 fte1 w,1tr- .~JuiE brig
abort tezr5ta T=sUF-s. TIE n-at71 req
SCI Why Tc-r7 ras sre-- 50 rE1c11
no3.ey II gc55 r6a6z sr6 ofy1a'-a ~ s1
EttIe oF Wat ley rad gTer- ss=cFE
To ~ ttse i Eas 1ss- e+s--755i-, 8
nustress sIE t'1e-s reg osss1 10 *
gore Or 513r7s D'ar r is nope
tat FUSE s1-e1 Al osEr- ..7.ctt7c-1 eg RS
VII rsr- civ rr11 =ftrzztEc4-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-14

IRE Gate City is pies--
81 to announce thzt Miss
Ha-sett Hrfs, Better
roods Batter Homes lee
cu-er sent out By the
proctsr ard Garnie
F1drcattcrsf Department
which has dore much for
the promotion OF pure
fnrSr ard gnnf cco.ing
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-14
\ nsti.sns az esiNksY Et Ed1ioa MAFos ts tste

the
n
voted fo
~ r. afonasy 1915:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-14

Rrst IRE ratfy rats t,ty. t5s .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-14

. W. sANnnTHa.
city Clerk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-14

aT. LOUIS. Mo. March 13.-Horses
Belgians and Italians were on the
market and between the two govern
rnssts the light offering was readily
disposed Of
There was nothing at all sensation
nj about the close. The domestic in
quiry all week was strong, but the
demand was continued to the cheaper
grades Of stock, and trading was not
ever satisfactory. However, the
strong demand and comparatively
light runs. resulted in very good
cleanup all around.
Heavy draft. extra. .s15061S5
Eastern chunks ........ 14O61SO
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pointed against the judgment of the civil service commission. Then he goes to refer to the ensuing year, where there were 104 appointments. In 20 approval was not requested; P met with the approval of the civil service commission and sixty two without.
 And have a summary which gives the matter to later date, but they are three or four out of the way on the total because of the difference in date. as I assume, which is furnished by the National Civil Service Reform League. And there is states that in the first three years of this admins trauo1-March 4, 1913, to March 4, 1916--the executive issued a total of 239 special exceptions. It is then added, that up to and including June 24, 1916, there have been issued a total of 279. It is then said that out of 279 the civil service commission has concurred in 71. and not concur red in 143. And not consulted in a total of 65 cases.
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unprepared for service from the length and breadth of the land. This is not a spectacle of a prepared na- tion. That is a condition for which 1 hold the administration responsible.
 Consider for a moment the facts. It was only about a year and a half ago that certain patriotic citizens were directing attention to the need of preparedness, to the need of the enlargement of our regular army. And the president formally expressed his opinion that such persons were ner- vous, excited, that there was no real occasion for alarm. That there were no conditions which made a matter to be considered as a real exigency.
 How T. R. Boosted Army
 "Then there came the torch of an- other leader What a cahnge in sen timent was wrought over night in the councils of the administration. There was a feeling that an exigency did exist and that something should be done, that it was no longer nervous
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ness, but prudence. caution and fore sight which required immediate ac- tion. Well, the matter got so bad that only a few months ago it was formally stated that our present de- mands called for this, for that; rais- ing the regular army from its total on paper-although it was in fact somewhat less-of about 10000 to 241,OO0 and a citizen reserve of 4O0,- 900 trained by federal law. in the an nual installment of 25.00O each. That was to be regarded as essential law. Now. how long did that stay put? Why within a short time the plan was abandoned. the secretary resigned. and in his correspondence with the president he practically pointed out what he regarded as the excusable abandonment-I don't use his exact words. but this was the substance of it-of a program deemed to be neces- sary.
 Now why was it abandoned? There was a great deal of talk about eXecu-
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Speec at Detroit

] ST. PAUL, Aug. 9.-In his speech at the Auditorium here tonigth MT. Hughes said in part:
 ''I am a strong party man. l believe in party organization as an essential agency of republican government. But I believe in party organization as the servant of a democratic people, and I stand as the representative of a party in order that through that es- sential instrumetnality I may serve all the men and women of the United States.
 q believe that there is no reason able man in the Republican party and no devout and strong organization man in the Republican party who holds to the great ideals of peace and prosperity and efficiency of this nation who cannot with a good con- science support my candidacy.
 Detroit-Northwest!
 "We have come from many lands Here in the northwest we know that Americanism is a thing of the spirit and not of the flesh. Wherever man is born. if he is a naturalized citizen of the United States. he is heartily an American citizen with American ideals, with American hopes ready to give, live and die for the United States.
 Raps Unpreparedness
 There was no excuse for permitting our regular army to remain at so low a point that it could not perform mili- tary duty without summoning men
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in the dictatorship of the census have been challenged. I think it is only fair to you that I should make this statement. My resignation as direc- tor was unavoidable. At the first conversation I had with Secretary Redfeld I told him that l would re- sign, but that l hopped l would be permitted to remain. He at once told me that the administration had de cided that it wanted to make a change. I believe to create vacancy were his words. The next that I heard of it was an announcement in the press that my successor had been named and I at once wrote out my resigna- tion.'
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tive leadership when American pre- paredness was in discussion.
 Calls It Back Down.
 "On the contrary. there was what l regard as a backdown, a change of front under a conception of parti- sanry and expediency. We had. as a result, something which is fraught with much mystery.
 ''ln the first place. under the army reorganization bill We have a paper army of 17S.OOO but an actual army for the fiscal year ending June 90. 1917, or about 10000 and about 15.- 900 more in the fiscal year ending June 30, 1918. We have then. to rely upon the national guard
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dorse him for present employment 'E. Dana Durand happens to be a sota and I am going D read this let ter which he has written me today in respect to this matter. He says: ' Tn as much as the truth of your statement with regard to the change
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TEXAS DEMOCRATS
 FAVOR PROHIBITION.

HOUSTON. Aug. 9.-Instructions to the legislature to pass prohibition amendment resolution was received as a plank in the senate platform by the tonight.
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Pickets Drive Farmers
Away from Milk Depots

Farmers who attempted to deliver
milk Yesterday TO the creameries and
milk depots near Brewster, n. Y, saw
their loads dumped IN the roadways by
pickets, and in not few instances re-
turned home with broken heads or
drenched with the contents OF their
cans. Pickets, afoot and IN automo-.
biles. guarded every highway, some OF
which they blocked by Telling trees.
Only three cans of milk reached the
Borden plant at Brewster, these beng
guarded by New York Central Railroad
detectives. Only half a can reached the
creamery OF the Sheffield Farms-Slaw-
son-Decker Company st Paving.
A lively battle ensued in Rock, near
Midtown, when George Lee, Of Balls
Pond. Conn, attempted TO run the
gantlet in a Borden wagon loaded with
twenty cans. After they had been
roundly pummelled by the farmer
guards the men in the wagon saw the
milk go coursing in white riyulets into
roadside bitches.
Charles Ostrew, driver OF Borden
wagon, and a Westchester deputy
sheriff were set upon on the Croton
Falls Road. near Brewster, and were
given a milk bath after they had been
roughly handled. Barriers placed
across the roads effectually blocked the
supply Of the Mutual Milk and Cream
Companv's plant near DoanesburG