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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-26

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@ilions Orb til fine. ut Telegram
fra Bern pia YariS mebbeler ct Sor.
lpoenoe ON, at ben ipenife &eglering
Itaar / 9egreb meo of tage ct llgltells
De Sfribt iom Sdmeit5.
Sm bisie Senpneoelier ira De nel'
traIe Nationer pau bette Siospnnft
ifltlbe bape ben Sirfning, at De VII
Iiereoe iormnlerer lit Soar til Splt'
Lamb Zig, at oct life belt ltGnger Irt'
Iebningen for pibere UNDERSTANDING
ger, bill Siben piie.
Ser meboeles fra Yuris Den 23oe
Sec, at De Iliercoes Spar paa Oct
tpife Sreostilbi,o MI er n9lten tGr.
oiet. Get bill bli ct ganlfe langt 90
funnent, iom greit % ~rbtprligt bill
fremitille baabc De IQiereoes alage-
ntaaI og Gelttralmlagternes Inipar,
beber oct.
s 2onoon perierebe Der Iantlte
Gag ct Sprlpoenoe ON, at llofoItet
til De gluiereoes f9les Spar bar INT
Der lloarbeioelie / Gon1, og at bet ell.
beige Spar oerfra piloe bli operlenot
Gentralmaeterne. Iae De Iliercoe,
pglaa 9elgien, Scrbien, W%pntenegro
oa Hltlnpnien bill unocrteglle Sparet.
9agen fpr melbtes imiOlertio ira
9onoo1, at ifjent De IaiercoeS Spar
piloe bli nogct nGr eltslpOenoe, piloe
oct bli orericnot al buer enfelt iI9r
al De aQiereoe Wtu9ter % ppcr-
lenbt iamtiOigt.
Sporoan oct mi bar Jig mco octtc,
pitt er oct, at DC eluicreoeS Soar pil
foreIigge en- al DC alerierite Gage
s ben Srontale, buurmeo Song
George lige fsr Sui ppleite oct bril-
tiife EarIament, fprefom Der life Ell
Stopelic ON oct tplfe Srebstilbuo.
x x
gmItcrOom 25oc Sec. - Get tpifc
9lao "&Blni1d)e @a5ette" inOleoer Ell
a%abcnbart ira bsieite Stco inipirerct
Geoaftionsartifcl meo Den Grflpring,
at Splflano aloeles life nGrer noaet
2nlfc ON at ifabc Sepnfslelie / Gns-
lano, oa bette blot .piloe fprc til Ell
IN arig. Sorat uiogaa bette paa-
ltaar 9laoet, at Spiflanp ngtcr at
gipe Gitcriippropinicrne tllbage til
Guslano, men at Gllslano nlaa err
fienoc, at Den me Sitliation / $50
len life fan fpranores. Slaoet for
lifrer pioere, at SpiflanO / %lrfelig-
beoeu bar gjort Huslano Ell Sienelte
nleb of frotagc Oct Eolen, ba Den su-
rigc Gel al Hilslanb MI oil oulule ct
mere enigt % cnsortet Hlgc.
Spiflanb pil alorig tilluOe Mis-
luno at faa Serrebpnlnlet oucr aoll-
lta%rtiitcpel, men Oct er rcOc til at
lnoerbanole Hleb Eprfiet % Giis-
lallo ON ct arrangement, iaaleoes at
r%ilsiiife arigs- % Sanoelsifibe fall
faa Mbgang til of pusiere %lgiennem
9psporls % SurOarcllernc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-26
Smaa %&riasnptiier.

@lanot De talrige Sanoelsitibe,
iom DC iioite Gage err ifliot iiGnf, er
fslgenbe ifanbinapiife: De norlfe
0umpere "Mtooig", "Apona", "Sulf"
og "Siofna". &c oanife Ianlpcre
"Gbasiie Wiarit" og "8eroa" ben-
bolospis 1907 pg 755 Cons, % Den
oanitc Sarf "Sergen 9arien". Gen
ipcnIfc Sfonlert "%gtjsrb". Nnc bisie
Sfibcs geiGtniuger bercttcs at p9re
berget ilallo.
Imiterbam 21oc Sec. - Get for
Ipoer / oiplomatiife areoie / Berlin.
at Den tpife aeiier nIeo oct ferite az
fer at folbe til lit Sopeofparier Den
anerifonife @eianot Sames W. 8e-
roro / oct Gicnneb at oreitc meo bam
Spergsmaalet, ON 9lmerifa epentilelt
pil tilbpoe iig iom WGgler mellem DC
f~rigisrenoe Magter.
y 4
Imlterbam 22oe Gee. - Sfelgc
tpife SLIDER er Den tpife llnoerpanos-
bouo "lt-46~ blet ifl,ot iiGnf / Den
biifaiife 9ugt al aaicrcoe &rigsifibe.
Ser tror man imiolertib, of ocnne
Meobelclic nlaa gi9lbe Den tpife I'M
oerpanosboao "u-491, ion / lRn-
gore 5io bar pGrrt / Iftipitet paa De
%franife og ipanife apiter, og ionl
bianot anoet bar iflibt ii9nf Den
a%merifanife camper Columbia"
Den brittle Camper "Seatonia" og
oe norite Gampere Baltimore" %
"Soroalen".
Ger meooeles M oificielt ira Der.
linz at BET par Ell inf llnoerpanos.
baab, iom Den 26oe Nop. ifisb ii9nf
oct %iranifc Slagifib ~Smiiren", Tom
iislge oct frantic Ibmiralitct sif I'M.
ser meb belle lin 9ci9tning. 9ata.
~iiroien fanot Steo / Noropeit for Sis.
iabon / Tortligal.
4 Is
IRA Earis meooeles, of Den me
Spergcncral, Gipelle, bar uon9pnt
til lin 8eneraIitabsd)ei Srieaoegene.
Sortirites paa Sioe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-26
Den rode Inland.
SEoianercu air. tore Srcmfrioi
pna ullc Cmraaoer.
SpiDsnins % Wclnamo.

Wolhington Den 20oe Iecbr.:
Observation-Disclosures Iar5rae-
pert Tor Iaret, lom enotc Den 30tc
,Srui ~in0ebol6er Ell Rpffe interca.
lontc itotiitiife Splnsningcr ueors.
rCn0c Sat0et5 "llrinouounere" S,si,
oiunernc. vi oisle SplpSninger
trcntganr, bl, a., at / 1912 omtrctt
10000 %Snoianerc huuoe iorlant
@-5ipam'en, onlagt "oen bpioc
9tnnoa" aIGoeoragt % laaoiot iom
nlllig legt at tileglle Jig bans SG-
Ger og Stitfe. ) De IRE Mar, ioru
ehote | Sltui 1916, bar bette an.
tol bsepet iorsget meb 10000 til.
Wens / 1912 minoer emo $1,000
S>uoianere fumoe l9ie og Ifrine oct
cngellfe Sprog. bar IntaIet &C
lioIte lire Iar iorsaet Jig, iaaat
ioog 10000 Snoianere, ener 80
Yrocent al oeres belle INITIAL, bar
lTrt at lGie % ifripe 9anoetS
Sprog.
Sgiaa / relisisS Senieenoe bar
Ne giort Ell tiliuarenoe Sremgana.
@enS / 1912 omtrent 10000 SIN.
oianere bar aftipe Weolemmer az
'or'fielllge airteiamfuno, er 4ntol.
LEI li0en iteaet til oper 1000. eUer
ca. 40 Yrocent.
SgIda poa oct finanliele Sm.
raooe bar De giort itore Sremifriot.
Geres iamlebe Snbt9gter, BERT he.
rcgnet boao Dc tiente oeo alminoc.
llgt arbeibe, peo Sarming OF
Sreatilrapl, auorog / 1912 til
$50, 100000; / 1916 bar gelsbet
lteget til opcr $2S.000.00O.
9eres &reatilrer ("lipeItocf")
hanoe | 1912 ell Sotalp9roi az
/ 500, 100000, mems 6en / 1916 an.
orog til oper S30.O0O.OOO.
SigeIom lin bpioe gruoer err "oen
rpoe Waro" mere % mere beapnot
q. intercSicre Jig for 2~anbbrugc.
Mieoens laaleoes / 1912 blot 30.
2f6 Snoianere orep nleo Sarmins,
';l,oes Der III 1898 ~inoianife 1sar.
mere, al boilfe mango bar pitt ia
at bare rigtig opgtige Sorobru.
gcre.
: 1912 bapoe Snoianerne 3S3,.
C25 Ncres uroer VIog; / 1916
uor arealet iprsget til belle 67S,.
527 Acres.
Slloianeren er ogiou mere OF
mere begunot at poalfisune $3.50.
rcloigbeoen al 0oipitaler og al at
rrbol0e tilbSrlig Eleie o. 9pge.
biplp / SpgoomstiliGloe. Sons
o~prinoelige Iueriion moo Den bpioe
Y2nnos Nieoiciuer OF bans 5iIbsie.
llpheb til iremoele5 at itole paa oet
iuoinnite "Yfeoicinmano", begpnoer
mrtip al iorluinoc.
vi ale oe itatiitiitc Cpgaper.
inn iiitoe2 / Observation-Disclosures
@ursberetniug. er Der ingen ionI
tp0cIigere uiier Girfningel al bars
9CitrGbelicr pon ar iorbeore SuuN.
hc0stiIitunOen blnnot Snoianern,.
eHo Oct 6aftum, at Geosprocentc.t
CT blet re0uceret ira 80 pr. LOO
1915 til liot oper % pr. 1000
i 1916.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-26
Sreosproieftet.

Gfterat DC aIiereoe Wasters 8re.
micr- eller lloenrigsminiitre bopbe
iagt lin Mening ON oct TIME Sreos-
tilbuo, bar Sascn p9ret orsitet bag
Zig / Den europGiife Eresie. Situa.
tionen ipncs at p9re blet p~oerliserc
inopiflet peb. at Gr9iioent @ilions
Srebsnote albeles upeutet oumlpebe
neb miot iblanbt Dc ~frigfsrenbe.
Smiolcrtib bar &epublifcn Sd)peiS
aaercbc / Sreoags ienot Ell 9ote til
ole De ~frisisrenbe, bpori ben paa oct
pdrmeite itstter DC amerifanife
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-26
Seipeft for
NationalianSen

Ncp Yort oer t9oe Gecbr. Sp.
riooct bar ueotuget Ell Sororoning.
Der gier Der iii en- itruibar Sano.
ling at ipiQe Sbe Star SpangIeo
&onuer" ueO Snuier, pun Goft'cr
elcr paa Reitnurauter iom Ell Bart
al oet rcgitIGre EroJrum. Sucr.
tfpoelier %itruiic9 meo &eoer al mo.
til S100.
Gn ligneuoe 6ororoning n oeo'
tcqet | baltimore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-26
!forbuesfampen Bolton

Boston. Wfais., oen t9oc Secbr.:
Zen oololomitc Stamp. Iont bar
innoet Steo her Iorat iaa Salgct
al beruienbe Sriffe iorbuot efter
rer lite Mai 1917. eubte ueo Oct
nag aibolote 2ocal Sption-SolJ
meo Ct aigiort gtescrlag FOR Nor-
bnoSiulfet. Sette tiltroo$ fpr. at
ocn la~nSSbcremtc "gpuugel't vi
L. Sunoop leoeoe aiboloSiolfcts
aompagne.
,Sor 9ufningen al Salocnernc
ltemte 29.997, imoo 53.459. en-
@aioritet altiaa ar 23.i62 Sten.
rrer Tor oct beltaaenoe Spitefn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-26

Sortfriies paa SIDE 4
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5Oririies saa eiOs 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-26

Serlin 25be Sec. - Seltnarifolf
bon M~acfcniens 0obrioia-Irme bar
MI foruoen Sultd)a ogiaa erobret
Slattd)a ueo Sonaii og bcrefter be-
gpnot ct Inereb MOB 9robopebet peo
Utatdin / oct noroueitligite Sisrne
al Sobrlloia, buortil Den pigeuoe
rilsiiite Irme bauoe isgt ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-26

S0EiiGties saa siae 8
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-26
Verden$kriget1.
BON Waefenien bar MI mart erobret
beIe H%rupinien Spbruoia.

Hnsierne trrnst ino / Sisrmet peb
ben iture 8sinins at Sunan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-26

bisie Spar oil bli tiIitrpffclie 90.
r,untrenbe til at berettiae ban til
al foreilaa Ifhol0clien al Ell fore.
lsbig aonference al HeprGicntante,
for ale DC ~frigferuloe 2onbe til Ell
birette 9rsftelie al beggc Barriers
Stanopunfter % nuligc SreoSpil
faar.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-27
door life, she says, hasN made her
the model desired by wen-known
scUlptors and painters.
BITS OF INFORMATION

As a saIutation to Emperor Yo-
shihito a number of school children
recently marched to the imperial pa
lace where, at a given signal, they
released a swarm of frefys, number
ing about 10000, which they had
gathered and Enclosed in tiny cages.
William Fry Smith, age g, of New
ark, N. j., has baby alligator, where
until lately he had an alligator egg,
sent to him by relatives in Florida.
The boy has played with the egg con-
stantly since its arrival week ago,
and it is believed the warmth of his
hands Matched the egg.
J. J.. Schoen of San Francisco, who
ueft 13 children, bequeathed his
whole estate, $4,000, to his widow.
His will stated: 81 cut off my chill
dren not for want of affection, but
because there are so many of them
that it would not be worth while to
attempt to divide my estate among
them"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-27
AND

is the part of beef close to the neck.
Round shoulder, also a chuck, is
more toward the forelegs and is more
fatty. Both are good when roasted.
Round shoulder may also be TAX
en- as steak, but it is the toughest of
all steaks, and is best when roasted.
'POrterhouse may be too costly for
the wOrkingman's wife, but sirloin
would make a good substitute, al
though it is bit tougher.
Housewives should make use of,
meat bones in cooking soup. That
puts flavor into soup and makes it
more norishing. The best soup meats,
are the plate-piece, or breast rib
meat, and the shank.
care should be taken that meat
is fresh. Fresh meat is a strong red.
When it ages it darkens. In pork the
change is hardly noticeable
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-27
HOUSEWIFE SHOULD GO TO MARKET AND
SELECT MEAT, SAYS WOMAN BUTCHER

Cleveland, Oct. 27.-"The average
American housewife does not know
how to get the most out of the meat
she buys" says Miss Anna Bowden,
CleveIand's first woman butcher.
"The butcher bill would worry
housewives less if they went in per-
son to the market" she says.
Miss Bowdeh says when women
DO go to market they trust to the
butcher to give them the right cuts.
"A woman may say she wants
meat for roasting and the butcher
may give her long shoulder or round
shoulder. When it-cane to roasting,
the housewife would find the round
shoulder, being the tougher, had not
been roasted enough, or the long
shoulder has been roasted too much.
what is commonly called chuck,
for roasting, is long shoulder. That
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-29

/ AS announced a few days ago, the
institute Of public mems meetings at
Evangelical hall has started a litera-
ture campaign. The first paper to be
sent out broadcast is a selected essay
on the Bostonian religion" called
Christian Science. 1t is a fifty-five
page pamphlet, neatly bound in paper,
written by an authority Of the sub
/ ject, the Rev. Ray Clarksen Harker,
Id. d. The ablec writer speaks in an
earnest and sharp, yet noble tone. He
tells the truth, even if it is offending,
for there was no time that the truth
did not offend Christ made some ex-
periences in this regard. This writ
ing of DR.. Harker is a masterpiece of
religious, scientific, ethical and even
medical research in a nut shell. He
shows in a clear cut way that the
discovered by the founder of Chris
tian Science, but has been recognized
for many centuries. yea, for mil
leniums. Plato said: 1.-The body is
not the instrument with which the
physicians cure the body; but they
cure the body with the mind: but the
; mind which is sick can cure moth
ing" There are earnest souls who
are desiring to know the truth. There
are perplexed people who are hesitat-
ing. wondering, and lowering between
two opinions. 1t is for the help of the
sincerely perpleXed and hesitating
that we speak. Christian Science de-
MES the personality of God, the real
| ity of sin: it calls prayer to per-
sonal God a hindrance: it denies the
coming of judgment and so forfeits
it's right to be called Christian" This
very able booklet is also of special in
| terest to physicians, because of its
dealing with and explaining the diff
ferent kinds of cures. The literature
department of the institute of public
mems meetings is anxious to distrib-
ute this choice little piece of modern
writings especially among truth seek
ers, since there is seductive blend
ing in Christian Science of the true
and false that is so subtle that even
the select may be misled.
Gus Hertzler of Booth, Mo, is here
recovering from an attack of la
grippe.
DR.. and Mrs. Will H. Luedde of st.
Louis are visiting the doctors par
ents Mr. and Mrs H. ]. NJ Luedde.
Mayor Hill has reappointed Earl A.
Wallace chief of the Warsaw fire de-
partment. and Guy e. Bell, assistant
chief.
Judge F. NJ. Lemkan, police magis-
trate. will formally take charge OF
his office Monday next.
Prof L. Fairfax who has been sup
erintendent of Warsaw schools ever
since 1896, was recently reelected by
the board of education.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-29
CITY NEWS.

For any spring remodeliDg you
need Randell. Phone Red Is.
The white way of Warsaw will be
officially turned on this evening
Warsaw has arranged to celebrate
the event in the right way. The town
has been decorated and a band con
cert will be given on Main street this
evening. Local merchants will rep
resent the Keokuk Retailers leagus
at the celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Noel Fales
Of Lake Forest are the parents Of a
daughter, born a week ago. Mrs.
k'ales was Miss Frances Meigs before
her marriage.
--Volley ball teams from keokuk
Burlington and Quincy engaged in a
triangular meet at the local Y. M. G.
A. this afternoon. Two games were
played in the afternoon, the first at
800 O'Clock and final one will be
staged this evening. A banquet will
be served to the visiting players and
local team members following the
afternoon games. Speakers from all
three cities are on the program. At
torney George w. Covert is an
nounced as the speaker for the Quin
cy team.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-29
The Warsaw Gate Civ
Warsaw, ILL.,, April 20, 1916.

All Of the wooden electric light
| poles in the white way, were removed
by noon today and Main street looks
wider in consequence. 1t was quick
work. The iron lamp posts of the
white way were painted dark
green, Thursday.
There was large and interesting
meeting of the Rotary club last even
ing and the best of feeling prevailed
ChautauQua matters were taken up
and some progress made in that direc-
ton. The next meeting will be held
in Masonic hall Thursday evening,
May 25
Miss Ethel Brinkmann is visiting
her brother Harry Brinkmann, and
family in Chicago. She left Monday
evening.
Ferris and Raich have just installed
beautiful cash register that is a
wonder as record keeper. 1t can
almost talk, and is absolutely accur-
ate and reliable, making errors i'm
possible.
The Wallace twins of ST. Louis are
dead, dying within twenty-four hours
of each other, the second one, this
morning.
w. H. McDoel whose death was
noted in The Gate City, was agent OF
the Wabash railway at Keokuk foI
years and had friends here who great
ly regret his demise. He was a great
lover of blooded horses, and always
kept several span on hand. mostly
light weight buggy and carriage
horses. He kept competent groom
and trainer all of the time and owned
number of beautiful buggies, and
handsome harness to show them OIL.
He made many sales to wealthy east
ern visitors. He also owned at one
time some high steppers that won
purses on the racing turf; all of this
was for pure love of the horse and
he certainly was a connoiseur In
horse-fesh
On Wednesday, H. T. Edgar, gen.
eral manager, his private secretary
Mr.. Rogers, and Jeremiah Smith, at
torney, all of the Stone & Webster
Co., together with c. w. kellogg, sup
erintendent of the water power COM
pany, and j. P Ingle, manager of the
Keokuk Electric Co., were warsaw
visitors looking over the recent cleo
trio improvements made here.
VIM. Wallace of st. Louis, brother
of Robert, will arrive tonight with
the remains of the Wallace twins, the
funeral occurring Saturday afternoon.
Miss Grace Edwards of Warsaw,
with Misses c. Linn and Ada Wal
lace and Rev. Walker Aiderton, all OF
Canton. Mo-. is giving a series OF con-
certs this week in Missouri in towns
adjacent to GAINESVILLE
II the weather is good Warsaw will
have thousands of visitors Saturday
Afternoon and evening.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-29

The district assembly meeting OF
the Rebekahs was held at Bowen,
this week 1t was the eighteenth an
uual gathering, and was full OF inter
est and enthusiasm. Among the dis
tinguished guests present were A:
Otis Arnold, deputy grand master OF
Illinois l. o. o. F., Mrs. Cora Neff
Phillips, of Bushnell, state vice
president, Mrs. Grace A. Henry OF
Chicago. chief examiner of instruc-
tions. and Mrs Sherman of Chicago,
grand warden. Delegates from this
city were Mesdames Milton Wagon
err. Sidney Reece and Abbey Moore.
Mrs. Dora Lyon, formerly Of Hamll-
ton. but now of Macomb, was elected
president of the assembly for term
of two years. Mrs. Mile Hubbard Of
Nauvoo. was elected treasurer The
ladies from here were impressed with
the beauty of Bowen as an up to date
civic center and the general hospital
ity of its citizens.
Bowen Rebekahs also impressed
them by their enthusiastic activity,
which was proven by its lodge record
of the past winter, twenty-three can
didates having been Initiated in the
past few months.
Mrs. leila Weege> of Chicago, past
worthy matron of the o. p. S., and
now official instructress of that order,
will be entertained by Pocahontas
cha pier of the o. e. S. of this city,
Wednesday, May 3, afternoon and
evening. Mrs. Weege is an extreme
ly affable and cultured lady, and her
instructions will be apt and authentic.
A full attendance of the membership
is desired.
Thos. Hardy and Mrs. D. w Hardy
of this city. have traded for . 80 acre
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-29
Hamilton Gate City
Hamilton, ILL.,, April 20

farm in the neighborhood Of Ewing,
Mo-, and will remove to that prop
erty. For some years Mr. Hardy has
been a resident of Carthage.
Mrs. Ham Mayberry was called to
West Point the past week by the
death of a friend at that place.
Thomas Austin, formerly of this
city, and a horseman of large ex-
perience, will follow the grand cir
cult in the middle west and south
this season in charge of string Of
steppers entered by Sam Harris of
Plymouth. Axteen with a 2.06 mark,
heads the bunch, and will push his
nose into some fast company before
the campaign draws to close.
Sid Conklin who has been in Chi
cago all winter, is back on the farm
again with the family of his brother,
David, and is making good as farm
err.
Uncle Sam has decided to do a
little tutoring to his adopted sons. On
a big flag on the walls of the post
office large placard is displayed on
which is printed an invitation to i'm
migrants to acquire a knowledge of
the English language. The invitation
is printed in all of the European
languages and dialects.
Hamilton will have baseball In
1915. The ball tossers have Or
ganized on their own hook, for
the season. Howard Mekemson
is manager, Fulton Henderson,
secretary, Jack Siegfried, treas
urer. Other players are Ed Turn
er, Ed Kane, Leith Hosford, and
Ferman HiSer.
Orville Craig has returned home
after two weeks visit with the fam
lily Of his son, Frank, at St Louis.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-29

II you wish to rent or sell house;
ii you are seeking position or want
someone to work for you; II you have
lost anything or found anything, your
advertising message Inserted in The
Daily Gate City will enter every
reading home in keokuk and twenty
five mile radius. The cost is but a
cent a word each insertion, no ad-
vertisement being taken for less
than 15c. Cash must accompany order.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-29

LANDOLOGY. c magazine ling the
facts in regard to the land situa-
ton. Three months trial subscrip-
ton free. II for a home, or as an
investment you are thinking of buying
good farm lands. simply write me =
letter marking 1t PERSONAL and say
Mail me Landology and all particu.
lars free" Address Lloyd NJ. Skin.
ner, general manager, Skidmore Land
Co. 233 Skidmore Bldg. Martnette.
Wis.
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CITY NEWS.

Gospel Hail services-Rev. D. E.
Boatwright, Pentecostal evangelist
of Shenandoah, Iowa, is with us at
least over Sunday. possibly longer,
He will speak tonight at s o'clock
and tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Further announcements will be made
at the hall Remember the place, e0i
Main street F. A McGaw.
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cation is made by the parent. Now
it appears affirmatively and without
question from the complaint (consid-
ering it as dated in May 1915, instead
of May 1910 and also from the judg-
ment entry itself which has been in
troduced in evidence, that the said
Arlo Wilson was born on the 30th day
Of September, 1906. and that the
order in question was made on May
"a, 1915. So it affirmatively appears
that the said plaintiff was but nine
years, seven months and twenty-four
days old on the oath day Of May, 1915.
From an examination of all the
authorities l feel certain and am COM
PEELED to hold that no court, under
the law as it now is, and as it was
on the oath day of May 1913, has any
authority, jurisdiction or power to
commit any child to the industrial
school upon the application of it's par
ent unless such child is, at the time
of the making of the complaint and
the order of commitment, over the
age of ten years.
at therefore follows that the court
is compelled to find in favor of the
plaintiff and order his discharge"
Plaintiff Rests in Case.
The plaintiff rested it's case in the
suit of Flickinger VS.. Sinton with adj
journment this noon. Dr. L. M. COT
fey and the plaintiff were on the
stand this morning
Court will re-convene Monday morn
ing at o'clock. The jury case will
be continued on Tuesday morning at
10 o'clock.
Indicted Person Arrested.
Roy Stics, who was indicted by the
grand jury on charge of breaking
and entering, was arrested last night
by Officers Conn and Pearson and
turned over to the sheriff. He is
charged with having taken copper
boiler from barn in the rear of the
| George D. Rand home, according to
| the Indictment. Stice was able to fur
nish bonds.
Court Routine.
In the case of w. B. Ryland VS.. c.
D. Newberry, there is motion for
more specific statement.
| A demurrer is filed in the case of
Ollie Gage VS.. ]. M. Gage.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-29

WOMEN WANTED-F',lll time salary
$500 selling guaranteed hosiery to
wearer; 25c an hour spare time. Per-
manent, experience unnecessary. In
ternational Hosiery Mills, Norris
town Pa
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-29

FOR RENT-3 or rooms furnished
for housekeeping. Enquire Ills
Concert. Phone Red 23S.