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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09
WAR REPORTS.

IN a recent interview General JOffrc - quoted
~ being much interested in the German claims
Of battle victory. A Humiliation N the German
claims, be says, shows that Germany has killed
and captured more French soldiers than there
were in the whole French army.
This ex&Rgcration, however, is not peculiar
10 Germany. None Of the boards Of censorship
H. trutbful-cOnceamen being their purpose
and il IN part III the business Of warfare IN
ezaggcrate gains while minimizing losses.
There have been a thousand instances of false
reports; probably no battle report given out for
publication is one hundred per cent. true. Bat
tie logges in men largely estimates, and it is
not n soldiers habit To underestimate the en-
crny's defeat, The Russian advance has given
some striking illustrations of the habit Of exag-
gcration. On one day. in different editions Of
the newspapers, one coHId read that the day q
bag Of Austrians was fifty thousand, thirty
Thousand twenty thousand. Twenty-four hours
later these figures might be reduced 10 a meagrc
one thousand.
Field headquarters makes it's estimate and
the figures travel through many minds before
they reach the press. The press in this has
been at the mercy Of the press bureaus main
tanned by the beigercnt governments and the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09
Plain Backed PLAYING Cards.

New York Times: Brand new play
ing cards that a big paper house ia
getting out are those with white backs.
They are not 10 remain in this state
OF simplicity. but may be decorated In
any way the purchaser may desire.
The die which Is used for the mono
grained stationery can be used for a
monogram on the cards which may be
az elegant in this respect as may be
desfred--oDe or two colors, gold or
silver. or combination of the metal
tones and coiOrs. An advocate Of black
can have the monogram IN black alone.
Or ones summer home may be repro.
duced with a plate made from q photo
graph. These are some OF the sug-
gesticns Of the paper man. He sends
out the cards with the plain white
back and the purchasers can do the
rest.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09
Henry James Art.

William Lyon Phelps In the Yale
Review: | did not dream until the
year 1898 that Henry James could
draw wfnsome, iovable, charming
little boy, who would walk straight
into our hearts. This year vas a
notable year irs our writer's career:
because it saw the publication OF THE
Turn Of the Screw" which / found
then and find again TO be the most
powerful, the most nerye-shattering
ghost story ! have ever read. The
connecting strength of it's authors re-
ticence was never displayed to better
advantage; had he spoken plainly, the
book might have been barred from
the mails; yet II IL a great work of
art, profoundly ethical. and making to
all those who are interested In the
moral welfare Of boys and girls an
appeal simply terrific IN it's intensity.
With none OF the conventional ma
chinery of the melodrama, with no
background OF horrible or threaten
Ing scenery. with no bysterfcaI lar
guage. this story made my blood
chill, my spine curl. and every indi-
vidual hair to stand on end. When I
told the author exactly how / felt
while reading IT,. and thanked him for
giving me sensations that / thought
10 author could give me at my age,
be said that lie was made happy by
my Testimony. For" said he. Il
meant to scare the whole world with
that story. ard you had precisely the
emotion that / hoped TO arouse in
everybody"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09
Ill SEPT >.
W. e. u. soeier.

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The vo-nen.s Fn-eixn 1s,sxso
socSsrr az the n = churh I'D
asgr meeting Of TIE wear 81 rhs
--r home OF Mrs. L. q. Carl
miles west az the civ tta r-fr, 4
rzde bv auto. The reEusar hu.t
D. the meeting was transacted
the society reported that II had
u,e.ed the raising OF The $3.50 III
for the work which gave such ri
ing among the members that they
sclned IN singing TIE --Do1olo1
Oncers we're erected tor the ensu
wear Ss follows
Prex:Sea.-Nrs. Clara Sy,pson
VICE uressdent-Nrs- Margaret
well.
SecretzrJ-Nrs- Cleo Tyler.
Treasurer-Arx. Hattie Eirkua;r
CORRESPONDENCE secre;sry-Nrs.
ME McCorIcm.
! Mite box s<creary-M-s. III
tGarzrd.
Suu%rtnsenfen, Of ifts-zsEre-M
william Berxner.
gefrexh-enss consisting Of 4
cream and cake were se-vsd. Mrs.
Is Chairman end Mrs.. Rath Wali|
acting As assistant hostessss.
Mr. and Mrs. ". W. Lzwless I'd
alto visitors 10 Golden Thursd|
where the Lawsess families net
reunion At rne houe of Mrs. W.
Melton. each member OF the fan
taking a basket OF lunch and I
A. z-f:SM
fuI dinner AMI social tine. Nr. I
Mrs. Dave Lawtess OF Bowen n
Size present
Or. Ida Guthrie returned last u
from attending the fourth annual {
vention OF the American Sugges
Therapeutical association. which I
Ia session for fos,r DAYS at Men
Mo. DR.. Guthrie reports that u
were zoo deleeates In ATTENDED
being from eyery state In the uni
and several foreign countries. andI
addition thereof the patieuts Of
institute aIso attended The prog(
/ was very instructive and interestt1
inasuuch as there were men OF IA
from various narts of the Uni1
States naktnr addresses. DR.. WI
Nfcum. president OF the Ohio Opt,
association and pastor OF N
Thought church Of Cleveland, deEd
ed a vonderruIIv forceful and bird
minded address on the subject
New THOUGHT Healing The Iced
OF DR.. Eugene Christian OF New n
CITY. who is yerv widely known 4
food chemist v.s very ipteresta
he stated that every year 81
Christmas time he concentrated
charity for the Whole wear in feed
one Thousand unemnloved men
one month. and TO make sure :
they were we'll nourished on
special cornbinatims Of food pron,
by him for the Thousand men \
accent hfs hounfv ha vould gel
line with them and eat nothing n
or less than What Was FURNISHED
them. and that from hi. own err,
ence and the ,fataments of the 4
ne know. thew we're weli nours|
and he knows a,so the cost of feed!
one Thousand mon for thirty u
need not excead sci 20 ner day, VI
would make fhe cost nor man 4
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09
Humorfsts have played upon

Humorfsts have played upon the
joke of dad expediting the flight of
hesitant and objectionable swans un-
I'll the point is lost in general wea-i-
ness. Yet the point remains and oc-
casionally works. VIII you marry
my daughter tomorrow asked Dad
Udell of Wflmette, Chicago suburb.
OF Charley Strahs, q slow moving
steady" Il Amt saying that will. !"
said Suahs, "and ] amt saying that
l won't" Thereupon dad swung the
leather and Strahs gained speed with
each contact. It's no Joke.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09
TIE WOULD At WAg.

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their nsslpe population Of tasrty-sax -raIIaoz1s-
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frore tEsse the remaining neutrs2s Of earth are
China s1d 45se United States WITH had Bill
ion r4opGe. Latin Anaer1ea- cuha aad few
saaal Asian states Per1a, Afgaazistsa-
S1an.
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earta is raas ofGciafly engaged II var; AID
tae ooafict eaa properfv b@ called war u the
world. The laad area also entities i 10 thai
designation since approximately thrssfourras
Of the surface Of TIE earth IL controlled by the
eoateading poEers-
TIE results u this gigantic, desperate End
destructive conflict naIst oe znany ard great.
for The nations hare gore into il IS nations
pIed27ng al their resources 10 CARR ii through
An Interesting question to which no answer can
az VT be gIyen concerns the state Of mind III
which tsae peopJes Of the war-wasted and debt
5urdened countries Of Europe viii find them
seIves On the return of peace. VIII they reason
that their institutions. political, social re-
Iigioug, must be bad or such war could not
have occurre5, and be in a mood To do AWAY
with them. az France did century and 2 quar-
ter ago when she overturned her throne, bat
tered down her bastiIe, abolished religion and
changed everything cilangeable, even TO the
name Of the n,onthaf How far viii ths people
OF Europe take over the management Of al
fairsf In what countries will the red cap Of
anarcssisxa or individuaIism be raised' These
may be exigent questions Of the coming two Or
three years.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09

The price Of bibles il TO be advanced but
there some men in every community who
are not 80 much concerned over this az they
would be in the fact of an increase in the price
of tobacco
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09

Now that Mr.. Rockefeller has declared au-
thoritatvely that Glove is greater than
richcs'' the world need no longer conceal the
faith it has cherished in it's heart for some
thousands of years.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09

II seems Japan has been making secret de
rnands upon China Some Of them probably are
50 very secret that even China doesn't know
about them until Japan forecloses on another
piece Of real estate.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09

treaty with Canada for the protection Of
birds has just been signed Oh we're humane
enough, when we get excited.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09

The father Of the murdered Madero brothers
died without regaining his confiscated estate of
six million dollars. His heirs are privileged TO
start n revolution.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09

Carranza is putting forth some edicts rela-
tive to foreigners that threaten TO react and
canse more trouble for Mexico than for the
foreigners at whom they are aimed.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09

Senator La Toilette has assumed responsible
ity for the failure Of congress to enact the Webb
bill, a measure designed TO legaIize American
collective selling agencies in foreign countries.
1t war passed by vote Of 200 to "a in the
house However, there will be more congresses
than La FoIIetteg, and 70 this needed legislation
may yet ryn the gauntlet Of selfish opposition
and win out
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09

This il "a Pretty Good World" So says a
poet. But the assumption IL one that has currled
the minds Of men and women these many years
VIII the future answer the question: All have
q longing to know, and in the almost certainty
that there are other lives, from planet to planet,
who now would be bold enough TO answer with
any positiyenegss Between two worlds, sue
cession Of many worlds, the soul Of us may take
on an understanding Of that which might have
been IT IN for rs but to wait:
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09

The first vestibuled train was
INTO service ON. the PennsyiN
road In 1885.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09

There is always something in Iowa politics
that preserves it from dizziness and insipidity.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09

More than 100000 cars OF all
classes are used by the railroads OF
this country
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-09

AirNbrakes were first used on Amer.
Iran passenger trains In 1868
The Glenwood post., 1916-06-10
PUBLIC NO LoxoER oARzs ToR uNpIzAsANr szAD1Na

Now that the Waite trial ended expected
that the public will be breathing spell of several days.
when the will again by of efforts
which will doubt be made have the commuted life
the granting of another a grounds
which lacking this rate
"aj will not be found behind when to exploitation
cf Gny feature pertaining to this sordil affair.
The claim is often made newspapers what their public
makes them To extent this is true 1t is doubtful
however the better class of readers fact that class which
greatly the majority for all the details The
fact that charged with the killing of another
That he tried and either guilty punheor
and released also and the public entitled it. But there
question that the publication small incident pertaining
Ito the trial not only uperuou but positively repugnant
the nicer sensbties which making everyday life
pleasant An unpleasant fact ecognzed but that
why should be dwe discussed in all its phases
and made constant reminder there
the world To shut the that
being DONE is foolish But hold up for familiar inspection
say the least, is unnecessary
1t quite possible that the day Of this of sensationam
almost ended And its end will be but the natural result of
mnt which from the natural inclination of beings
With this general improvement Intellectually and other
there noticeable marked nng of that trend which tends
make such reading unwecome And when this inclination
little sensaionam will
Greeley Spokesman.
The Glenwood post., 1916-06-10
PROHIBITION PENALTY LAW UPHELD

last hope of those who sought to null the effect of the
hbon amendment adopted by the people Colorado departs
with the decision of the which uphod the validity
OF the penalty law adopted by the last assembly Without
penalties attached for violations the prohibition would be useless
received the mandate from the people the
legal machinery by which prohibition should operation
They obeyed by passing stringent law, and inconceivabe
that what they did could be invoking
delay the statutes from going effect until the people could
judgment the penalty clauses regular state election
Secretary Of State Ramer followed precedent when he refused
referendum petition law which the legislature had
the clause the socaed safety clutch He
acted within his rights and the decided by the
brought the shape of proceedings him
cept the petition something the refused to do
The decision of the court will be hailed with satsfac
by all who believe in Colorado An adverse decision woui
have been knockout blow for prohibition there
doubt what the decision would be- That
body decisions upheld the right the legislature
discretion deciding when the should be applied
The issue the prohibition penalty referendum involved the
principles The decision ought all petition crcuaors
that there chance of oerwng the action of
who refuses referendum petition relating
aw which contains the safety cuch.-Puebo StarJournal
The Glenwood post., 1916-06-10
DON'T SIGN PETITIONS

careful the signing petitions The
w Post has already referred this matter but feel that the
caution well worth repeating Not long socialist made the
rounds of Genwood with petition by which which sought to
initiate law providing that when purchase of the state
sight the surface other words should later be found that
this tract unded with coal not claim that COAL but
admit the right of the and sell the
Many citizens signed that petition who would today be
ashamed of their action they really the full of their
what that petition really contained
few the slope cattleen in Rifle for
the taking definite action opposition to the proposed
law The meeting enthusiastic the
attendance of mind their bitter opposition the Hog
fad The shop windows Of Rifle contained placards
'Wecome Stocnen You Made Town and We Bid You Wei
spite of the fact that Rifle almost very exist
the stock industry the statement publicly made that the
day to the convention the very of Rifle Of
Hoggats earies had peddled herd petition to which he
obtained fifty signatures This but shows lightly people
regard the matter Of petitions.
Soon the professional petition peder will be abroad
the land this time with the eoquence of Deoshenes and the
sophsty you will be sign petition by
which hoped place the books the effect Of
which kill the prohbtory adopted the people
the last general election.
the brewery interests defeat plainly expressed
people the polls lass than and make Colorado
the opposite of what the people their ballots said should
be- without Do be ed by the
these paid agents of the brewery combine but REFUSE TO S
The Glenwood post., 1916-06-10
TIE PEOPLE WILL NOT BE pELupEn

THE brewery again
we by the adro of the beer combine in the
claim that the plan interest of the brewery employees
wh the Of the prohibition law find themselves
employment will avail but little when the people made
the situation. " sr..sS- - ri. ss.s55
The people fools when election day rolls
November they will that they born yesterday
but that they the through ladder especially
when it which the brweres
mount to power again
Ostenb the in the interest of the former brewery
women who they worthy consideration have
long secured other employment and for the glad
to be free from the bghg and damng influence of the booze
traffic reality the whole scheme by the brew
combine the real beneficiary should pass
The scheme is smooth and designed msead the people
by the false that the interest of the aborng
by this dee logic hoped catch the of people who
able to do their thinking ~
The citizens of Colorado have very vivid recollection of the
evils of the booze business and they liable be caught by
the deusve bait which dangled before their The
former employees of the breweres be of Importance
citizens of Colorado but that they relative nsgn
when compared boys and whom the Of
Colorado desire bloom honorable upright and
fit citizens for such grand commonwealth Colorado
citizens for whom need apologize and for whose benefit
ask statutory license for degrading business which robs manhood
of all that honorable and noble and womanood of all that
and lovely
Come again Mr. Brewery Combine your present
coarse
The Glenwood post., 1916-06-10
CONTROL BY MINORITY
r ONIDERING the possibilities government by minority,

oNsIDERING the possibilities government by minority
~ instance furnished by the Wilson The south
with its people, of whom % live farms
nted 122 Democratic members in the house
of Democratic 115 majority of that
3d. has the to make decree The action OF this
majority of Democratic binds the other Iii
members When Mr. Wilson the candidate
invisible demanded that legislation should
be the Instead however, the
Democratic party established the system Of legislation under
which minority Of the members Of the party bind all the members
of the majority party and thereby force through egs
aon advocated party machine Short the Democratic
of So legislative policy the
under President Wilson.-Cincinnat Commercial
The Glenwood post., 1916-06-10
NOT YET READY

hard the operations of the presidents mind On the
hand he has followed that must inevitably bring
of the other done nothing the
country the blow should fall He has taken steps
his party from foong with the and and
Offering cheating substitutes for of real preparedness He
has actually discouraged all attempts at serious and mehodcal
policy for the increase Of scale
the they be called upon do When he has been
making medicine he has been dsamg the warriors His
with Germany have been those Of warke presidents
navy apparently been addressed
Mr. Bryan and Mr. Ford The country has had get
ready for such situation this and it readi
ness than it was then.-Collers Weekly. >