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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-07-19

ale pravde podobne, Re nezli Sc ia
to valka kterou NemGourska ylada
uvalila IN cely svGt, Dude skonee-
ma, Re pravidelne vojsko i narodnf
garda Dude We Francii, a pax Sc
niue oGekavati, Re zivel podvrat-
ny n anarchisticky Dude hledeti
vyuzitkovati %situace. te pfici-
ny je zapotfebf, ably kazdy muz
jenz nenf u voiska v Europe, byl
zastOupen v teto organizaci, ktera
by hajila zivoty a majetek pred Ia
kovou branzf, We ktere budou zas.
toupeni, neneGtf AGENT a po pffpa
de Nemci v teto zemi bydlfcf. Ne.
davno statnf administrace vydala
varovny HAS, by kazdS farmer
dohledl ma sve uzravajfcf obili, ne
bot pr5 Sc uciDi pokus obili zapa-
liti v poll a We stohu a tez i eleva-
tory mohou bfti zniteny. We
vfstraze Sc mluvi o organizaci L.
w. w., ale jsme toho nahledu, Re
administrace nechtela otevfene r.
ci koho tim mini. Kdo vyhazoval
dynamitem nase zbrojovky, pone,
vac dodavaly spojencdm stfelivo,
Dude palit nase 1rody, anebo jeho
pencil Dude nekolik lumpd z one
organizace podplaceno, ably tiny
provedli. Ma jiste lidi jest 81 tie
ba DAFT poor. Domacf straze ob-
drzf cd vlady stare rucnice a stfe-
1.-Two. Bylo by zahodno svolati
schulz a zde zorganisovati jeden
pluk ku kteremu Sc mhze pfidati
kazdy, farmer jake mestan.
Dante, 16-V 1terS vstoupili do
stavu manzelskeho 81. Marie Koc-
mich a Emil Burger. Nevesta
jest dcerou Martina Kocmicha a
zenich synem Jana Burgra. Novo
manzele Sc usadi ma farme u Dan
Re.
Frank Vavra jenz bydli u Lake
port obdrzel dopis nedavno cd FIR.
Kotrbattho, jenz jak Dude pamato
vano minuly podzim ma zdejsim
hotelu 81 wal davku strychnfnu,
We kterem pfse, Re jest v jcdnom
kanadskem pluku Anglii, a Re
mysli, re pGjdou do Srbska ma ne
mecke barbary. Pise t&z o neday-
mem najezdu ma Anglii S eroplany,
pfi kterem mnoho detf a zen bylo
zabito anebo zm~rzateno. TEE litu
je sveho Ginu loni kdy Sc chtel
sprOvoditi re syeta, a dekuje dr..
Blfzkovi, re jej zachranil tale ably
nynf mohl bOjovati proti n6mecke-
mu barbarismu.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-07-19

hraje KIDD chce. Ty zabitf a zmr.
zacenf jiz po valce nebudou zi,i
ami zdravi, aproto to dopadne zle.
Nemcourska vlada' ma veky vekGv
dude ma pranyfi "a to, Re tuhle val
ku spfskala, ale prosfm vas, dys
nekdo je tax nafoukanej jake Mem
coufi, kteff 81 mysli, re kdo nemlu
vi "samospasitelnou svabiznou" re
nenf clovek, ale pouze hovado, jest
zahodno, ably takovemu hulvatovi
to do jeho pitome nemGousk6 pail
ce bylo vtluGeno pofadnfm klac.
KEN. Odpuste, re ,uzfvam trosku
hrube vyrazy, ale ma hrube mem
Gouske poleno, must bjt hrubf
%spojeneckt kiln. Ale radsi toho
necham.
Tuhle mi jeden dychtivS odbera
tel psal a chce abych mu zodpovs.
del tyhle votazky:
1. Proc mali muzskf ma rukavech
knofIiky!
2. Jak dlouhej je kousek provazku
3. Mocli vazf kousek ledu!
4. Proc Sc rika "novt mesic", dys
je to ten samy9
5. Proc nemaji zensk5 fousy7
G.. Co della vodu mokrou2
TAX Sc dobfe ma to podivejte a
nsudite sami co ten tlovek mysli
takovf otazky mi pfedkladat k
zodpovezeni. Este dodal, re prS
81 myslim, Re vsecko vim, tax at
tedy mu je zodpovim. Dobra, pff
tell. ia je zobpovfm.
/. Moda nosenf knoflfkG ma ru-
kaveh u muzsk5ch oblekd vznikla
asi pred dvema sly roxy Anglii.
Do te DOLBY totiz kazdS muzskej 81
utfral nos O rukavy ma misto snup-
tychlu. PonevaG to byla modn
kazd5 to delal, ale u kralovskeho
dvoru krale Jindficha Sc blyskave
rukavy moe nezamlouvaly, vob-
zvlaste KIDD mel slabS zaloudek, a
kral to jednoduse napravil tim, re
vydal rozkaz Re kazd5 ma jeho dvo
ru must mfti knofliky ma rukavech
a Size cd lokte az dolu. -Utfranf
nosu o rukav pfestalo a nova mo-
da Sc rozmohId i ma sprostej lid.
Stara moda i6sLe panuje ponejvic
u panu klukG, ale dospeli muzi jiz
nepiSou nosem pc rukavG.
2. Kousek prOvazu je dlouhci
dvakrat tax jake cd prostfedka ku
konci.
3 Ash polovic CO byste NELL dos
tat IN sve penize.
4. Protoze Sc kazdy mesic rodf
move def. kerr m6sic nikdy nevide-
ly.
5. Protoze nedajf brade ami to-
Xix odpocinku CO by vzalo Sc dati
oholiti.
6. Dive caste vodfku IA jedna cast
kysliku.
Milt pfiteli. Zodpov6del sem
votazky co nejlepsi IA necham to
ttenafum k rozhodnuti.
Gud Bal
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-07-19
Stryc VOtruba Pise:

Liditky, tentokrate YAM nebudu
povidali jak to S tou valkou dopad
ne. Tolik vim, re zle, at uz W.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-07-19
R0zn6 zprdvy.


straze, a jest jisto, Re j jinde bu-
dou pluky zalozeny. Jest toho "a
potfebf.
u Yankton i Vermillion pficha-
ri zpravy, Re feka Missouri kva-
penn rye bfehy z Dakotske strany,
a Re mnoho farmerI ztratilo sta
akrI pozemku. Nekteff dokonce
ztratili vse.
Utica, 16-Minule dterS oddal
sud- Richey v Yankton, 81. Annu
Rolfsovu a Franka Sedlaka. Oba
jsou v tonic okolf chvaln9 znamf
cd detstvf a test Sc yseobecne OBJ
libe. Usadf Sc ma .farme u Utica.
81. Marie Harrant a John E.
Walsh z Mission Hill byli oddani
v Mission Hill kongregacnim
kostele. Novomanzele odieli do
Cernych vrchG ma nejakf Gas. Ne
vesta jest dcerou manzeld Petr Ha
rantovSch jenz bydlf u baskerville.
Yankton, I've stfedu utonul
v fece Jim IA roxy stary Frank
Dralle, jenz bydlf u Mission Hill.
On a jeho kamarad Sc koupali v
fece a skakali slodky. Najednou
Dralle klesl pod vodu a vice nevy-
plul ma povrch. Jeho mrtvola BY
la o neco pozdeji vyloveno.
Sioux Falls, 16-Prvnf pokuta
nasolena pod prohibitnfm zako-
mem, byla item muffin, jenz Sc ma
lezali v mfstnfm hotelu, malice
pfi sobe lihoviny. KazdS dostal
80 dnf v base a mimo toho byli po-
kutovani 1925 kazdy. Jeden Sc
omlouval, Re trpi plicnfm nedu
hem, a Re must mfti kofalku co
lex, ale omluva neplatila
Running Water, 16-Frank
Burns, jenz pfedminulou sobotu
Sc vloupal do zdejsi STANCE a u
kradnul $26 re supliku agenta, Sc
primal kdyz byl serifem odvezen
do Yankton pred soudce Trippa a
dostal diva roxy k&znice. Burns
byl zamestnan co brzdaf ma mil
waukske draze ma Running Water
linii.
Tyndall, 16-Minule dterS cd
dial velp. McGrath We meste Platte
zdejsiho VIM. Bollingra a 81. Ma
|rii Nepodalovu Nev6sta jest uei.
telkou We zdejsi skole a zenich pra
cuje jiz delsi cas- phi Gasopisu Fri
bune. Zffdf 81 domacnost v obyd
II kter6 koupili cd AL. Fishe.--Sl.
Hattie Bambas a Frank Velek by
Ii oddani minute 1terS sudfm Mau
sem. Nevesta jest dcerou NAME
Iii Ant. BambasovSc a zenich sy-
mem FIR. Velka. Usadi Sc ma far
me zenicha severne cd mesta.
Colome, 16-Pi. Geo. Dillon,
manzelka prominentnfoo farmera
byla nahodou zastfelena svoji 10
rokG starou dcerou, ktera 81 hrala
S 'nenabitfm' revolverem. Dill
lonova drzela na klfnu nemluvne,
kdyz dcerka vzaIa do ruky revol-
yer jenz nalezal Sc pod poduskou.
Namffila ia matku a v zapetf ties
kla rama a kule vnikla matce zkrze
rame do prsou a projela druhou
stranou, take byla ma mfste mrt-
va.
Scotland, 16-William Bartikos.
Xxi, jenz bydlf jizn9 cd m6sta 81
pferazil nohu ma tfech mfstech
pfedminulou sobotu, kdyz skocil
pies plot.-Pohfeb pr. Jos. Tran
tiny, jenz zemfela v dtery rano,
Sc odbyval We Gtvrtek z katolicke-
no kostela a pozdstatky pohfbeny
ma katolicke casti Rosehill hfbito-
va. Zesnula Sc narodila We Vopar
vini, v Cechach, 10 tervence, 1867
a bylo il prave SO rok1 pfi jejim
skonu. V roce 1885 Sc provdala
Josefa Trautinu a rok pozdeji
Sc pfistehovali do tetO zem9 a usa-
dill Sc We Scotland. Zanechaya
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-26
TO STOP BAD COUGH
sooth Dry, IrrItated Throat With
Parmint Syrup. Says This Old
Fashioned Cough Medicine
10 the Best.

We are told that the old time rem
edies are best and invariably contain
less harmful yet better medicine than
those which are In use today. This
being SO, undoubtedly the following
old fashioned recipe which Is quick
acting will 20 welcomed by many as
there seems to be regular epidemic
Of coughs at the present time. Sc
cure from your druggist 1 ounce Par
mint double strength). take this
home and add to it a quarter pint OF
hot water and ounces OF granulated
sugar, stir until dissolved Take L
tablespoonful four times q day. No
more racking your whole body with
a cough. Clogged nostrils should
open, air passages of your head
should clear and your breathing be-
come easy. Parmint syrup Is pleas
ant to take, easy to prepare and costs
little. Every person who has a stub
born cough. hard cold or catarrh In
any form should give this prescrip-
ttou a trial. Wilkinson & Co. can
supply you.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-26
CITY NEWS.

For quality meats and homemade
sausage call at JOS. Haubert's fine
meat market, 709 Main.
William NJ. Hunter, 217 North
Fifth street, who was operated upon
Tuesday morning at st. Joseph's hos
pital, Is improving rapidly.
"A program of motion pictures
will be shown tonight at the high
school assembly room at O'Clock.
The pictures are educational and of
interest to everyone. The program
was shown this afternoon for the
children Of one OF the grade schools.
The go to church movement In
Ke,okuk is being boosted by a mum
Der of advertising placards which are
being placed in store windows about
the city, so that he who runs may
read and know Of the four Sundays
campaign in February.
1t doesn't seem to do much good,
but 1t might not be amiss to suggest
to the merchants that they take out
OF their windows the advertising
cards for attractions which have
come and gone. The face Of the fore
most woman Journalist In America
still peeps out at the passerby al
though the lecture was given two
nights ago.
Cord wood cut to stove lengths,
$3.50 per two horse load at Keokuk
Box Co. Tel. Black 167.
"A number of members OF the
Masonic order have banded together
into a Pickwick club or Pick+Mason-
Wick club as is their official title.
This society is. . sort OF pseudo
| scientific organization and at the
meetings important questions are
brought up and discussed. The club
expects later to take UP q study OF
Dickens, his Life, works and charac
tiers. A meeting of the organization
was held last evening in the club
| room OF the Masonic temple and after
the business session. refreshments
were served. The club has arrang.
ed to meet every Thursday night at
| 500 O'Clock. The next meeting,
however, will not be held until Feb
ruary 8, so as not to conflict with
the Masonic school of instruction to
be conducted here on January 81,
February and 2. The officers OF the
Pick4MasonlWick club are DR.. E. G..
Wollenweber, president; Roy Holman,
secretary; Norman Kiedaisch, treas
urer: Otto Absolute, historian.
Frank Hagerman, former attor-
ney at Keokuk, is special assistant to
the attorney general Of Missouri in the
case of Francis M Wilson, U. 8. at
torney for the western district of Mis-
souri, against Alexander New and H.
C. Ferris, receivers Of the NJ. o. &
G. railway. Copies Of his brief in the
case before the supreme court of the
United States has been received by
Judge w. l.. Mcnamara.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Rosencrans
announce the birth Of daughter,
born Jan. 25.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-26
ROME, GA, WANTS
ARMOR PLANT
Southern City Putting Up q Hard
Fight to Capture the $11, 100000
Industry.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan. 25.-
The fight by Rome. Ca. to win loca-
ton Of the proposed 100000 fed
eral armor plate plant neared q
climax Tuesday. It was announced
that the location commission, head
ed by Admiral Fletcher, had about
completed its work In Washington.
and was preparing for its trip to the
several contending cities.
Admiral Fletcher had q conference
with Secretary of the Navy Daniels.
and 1t is understood plans for the
trip of inspection were made. It is
believed the ommission is soon to
notify authorities at the several
places Of intended visits that the
members will start soon upon their
personal inquiry into local claims.
The presentation of evidence by
Rome's advocates is said to have i'm
pressed the commission, as 1t GER
tainly has impressed other persons
In high official life at the capital.
with the justice Of Rome's claims.
The fact that the commission 10
said to have asked for additional
data concerning Rome's resources
and facilities has convinced support
ers of the southern city that their
cause mas more tndn al oven SnonSe
of success. t..
An instance of the favor which
Rome's logical claims have won
among influential men was made ap-
parent in statement by Senator
Ellison d. Smith Of South Carolina.
announcing his Endorsement OF the
Georgia city,s efforts to win the
plant, Senator Smiths statement fol-
lows:
"Rome, Ga, is an applicant for the
armor plate plant. It's natural re-
sources makes 1t an ideal spot Tor
the location Of the plant. Situated
near the coal fields in the mountain
ous section of Georgia, it has in its
Immediate territory rich brown iron
ore and manganese, so that all the
elements Of raw material necessary
for the production Of armor plate Is
easily and cheaply available.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-26
Get Rid Of Humors
And Avoid Disease

Humors in the blood cause internal
arrangements that affect the whole
system, as well as pimples. boils and
other eruptions. They affect all the
organ. and functions. membranes aoc
tissues. and are directly responsible
for the readiness with which some
people contract disease.
For forty years Hoods Sarsaparilla
has been more successful than any
other medicine in expelling humors
and removing their inward and out
ward effects. It is distinguished for
its thoroughness In purifying the
blood, which 1t enriches and fnvigor-
ates, No other medicine acts like 1t.
for no other medicine 10 like 1t.
Got Hoods Sarsaprilla today. In
sist on having Hoods.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-26
CITY NEWS.

Ladies will be served Roma Dutch
Coca all day Saturday at T. Nodlers
grocery, 329 Main street.
Relatives in this city have been
notified OF the accidental death OF
Rudolph Rockenbach at Hannibal,
Missouri, yesterday. The messages
received here contained no particu-
lars. Rudolph Rockenbach was the
son ct Charles Rockenbach, was
thirty years old and cigar maker.
He was single. The young man was
q nephew Of Rudolph and Fred Rock.
enbach and Mrs. Matilda VanAusdall
and Mrs. Charles Nagel Of this city.
Nova Glidewell, a former resident
of Keokuk, died in Burlington. The
body was brought to Keokuk this al
ternoon and taken to the home of Mr..
Glidewell's sister, Mrs. Fred Riley,
Al Bank street. Mr.. Glidewell had
been away from the city for several
years. While here he was in the &C.
ment business. Anotheu sister, Mrs.
Mardis also lives in keokuk.
The body Of Charles o. McGav1c
who died in Sioux City Tuesday. ar
rived here this morning at II O'Clock
and was taken to the home Of MI.
McGavic's sister, Mrs. T. F. Baldwin,
1923 High street.
The funeral Of the late W. A.
Dowell was held from the home OF q
son, Alfred Dwell, 920 South Six.
teenth street this afternoon at 800
o clock. The services were In charge
of Rev. F. C. Edwards. pastor OF
Trinity M. e. church. Interment was
made in Oakland cemetery.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-26
s4ERiFFs SALE.
State Of Iowa, Lee County. s..

state OF iowa, Leo County, 81.
BY virtue Of Special Execution to
me directed, issued by the Clerk OF
the District court OF said County in
favor Of Sabina Schneider. and against
Samantha l.. Wright, ct al, !, John
O. Scott. Sheriff, will sell to the high
est bidder. at the front of the Court
House, in Keokuk. Lee County. Iowa,
on the srd day of March A. D.. 1917.
between the hours of 8 O'clock a. m.
and o'clock p. M, commencing at
2 o'clock p. M, of said day. the follow
Ing pTope1ty, to-wit.
Part of the Southeast quarter 0A)
OF Section twenty -seven CID township
sixty-fve (65) North Range Ave (53.
West Lee County, Iowa. More par
ticularly described as follows: Com
mencing at northeast corner of the
southeast quarter GA) of said section
twenty-seven (2D, thence south Of
the section line to the center of the
public highway, as now laid out, trav-
eled and used by the public; thence
in q northwesterly direction along
the center Of said highway to point
on the West line of the East half t3A)
of the Northeast quarter CA) of the
Southeast quarter OK, OF said Sec
ton Twenty-seven (27); thence north
to a point on the north line OF said
quarter ca Section; thence east on
said north line to the place of begin.
ming. And to be sold by order Of
Court to satisfy said Writ of Execu-
ton.
JOHN G. SCOTT,
Sheriff OF Lee County
By W. 8. MONTGOMERY, Deputy.
Keokuk, Iowa, January rs. 1917.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-26
kEOKUK PLAYERS
PLEASED IN ROLLS
Hamilton Press Has Wrlte-up on Pres
entatlon Of Breezy Point" by
Local Talent.

The Keokuk players who put on
the comedy. Breezy Point" at Ham
ilton Tuesday night, under the aus
pices Of the Ladies' Altar society Of
the Catholic church there, gave q
good account Of themselves, accord
ing to the Hamilton Press. This
newspaper contains the following
criticism of the local persons who
took part:
Miss Valentine Long. as the kindly,
whole-souled old maid whose home
was Breezy Point, portrayed the part
in excellent fashion, while Miss Mil
dred Powers, as Minor. the watf, was
very good III her Interpretation OF
the part. The rollicking college girls
were APPLY typed by the Misses Mar
garet Ewers, Frances VOss, Anna Ve1th
and Anna Connolly. In makeup and
rec1tatfons, Miss Katherine Schneider
sustained the part OF the gypsy IN
very pleasing manner. The comedy
features of the play were carried by
Miss Laura Ritter who played Ashrael
Grant, the farm house servant, WITH
marked ability, Miss Ethel Mcdowell
as Mrs. Hardscratch, with her blunt
criticism Of city folks, and her sharp
tongued appraisement of men In gen.
readily got over the footlights and
reached the tickle spot of the audi.
ence. Marie Adams as Miss Mehdt'
able Dolitle and her love affair with
the Baptist elder was typical rep
resentation Of the backwoods old maid
Elizabeth and Gertrude Reimbold. as
the little Hardscratch twins, artlessly
beguiling the city girls BY a repeti
ton Of Mother Hardscratch's criti
cism Of the farm visitors. added much
to the comedy of the play. Miss Marie
Wier impersonated the French maic
with conscientious fidelity.
Interspersed between the acts were
e whistling solo by Master PhiliI
Vogt, a fancy dance by little Eliza
beth Cameron and vocal solo Good
bye" by Miss Waleska Ward. unusual
lily well rendered and roundly ap
plauded.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-26
KEOKUk MAN IN
RAIL WRECK
Frank Singleton Of This City Was
In Nickle Plate Smash at
Nottingham.

Frank Singleton OF this city. was
In the wreck on the MCKEE Plate
east OF Cleveland, at Nottingham. q
couple Of days ago. Mr.. Singleton
was not injured. but was given a
good Jolt by being thrown along the
aisle Of the car by the impact when
the engine Of the passenger crashed
into the freight ahead. Mr.. Single
ton arrived homo today, delayed on
his way to Keolcuk from New York
He knew that something was wrong
and was getting out Of his seat into
the aisle when the crash came.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-26
THE WEATHER.
Weather Forecast.
rU. 9. Department Of Agriculture


" CASUST EOtSSAo"
IU, 9. Department Of Agriculture
Weather, Bureau
For Keokuk and vicinity: Snow
tonight and probably Saturday:
slightly warmer tonight.
For Iowa: Snow tonight; not quite
40 cold east portion; Saturday I'M
settled; probably snow east and
south portions; colder west portion.
For Missouri: Snow north; snow
or rain south portion tonight and
Saturday; somewhat warmer north
east portion tonight; colder west aud
north portions Saturday.
Weather Conditions.
There Is snow this morning in the
northern portions from Montana to
New England, with temperatures be-
low zero in the northern portion of
the Mississippi valley, and the tenn
perature is below the normal in the
southern states.
West of the Missouri river the
temperature has risen and is above
the freezing point in portions Of the
central plateau region.
Local Observations.
Tan. Bar. Their. Wind W'th'r
Ok 7 y. m,-30.11 16 NV Clear
26 a. m-3o1s 8 NE Crdy
Stage of river a. m. g.
Change in "a hours, rise L.
Mean temperature 25th, IL.
Highest, 80.
Lowest, 6.
Lowest last night, 3.
FRED 2. GOSEWISCH,
Observer.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-26

Singleton, Joe Haubert, Howard Price.
Harry Dimond, Victor Wedel, John
Rankin, Raymond Winktng, Arthur
Smith, Francis Smith and Henry
Swanson. The evening was spent In
music and games. Refreshments were
served consisting OF sandwiches,
chocolate, Ice cream. cake and candy
The table was deesrated with a big
birthday cake and ten little pink can
dies on it.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-26
PERSONALS.

Miss Katherine Younker, who has
been for several weeks in Chicago,
studying piano. is at home for short
vacation.
Miss Marion Becker, who has been
for the past three years in Oregon,
returned home Wednesday evening.
Miss Becker has been doing secretar-
ial work in the state agricultural col
lege OF Oregon.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-26
PERSONALS.

w. G.. Bowman has returned from
ten days visit in Clark county.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. Fl. joyce left last
evening for Hot Springs, Arkansas.
where they will remain for several
weeks.
Mrs. J. F. Bailey Of Horton, Kansas,
is visiting her sister Mrs. Mary Raj
stop, BIT Concert street
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-26
ANOTHER SNOW
is PROMISED
Fold Wave Passing to East, With
Snow Falling In Parts Of the
Middle West.

United Press Leased Wire Service1
CHICAGO, Jan. 2G.-Follow1ng a
udden drop in temperature, which
ended at two degrees below zero early
Today, the weather bureau predicted
enother snow within thirty-six hours.
The cold wave sweeping east from
ne Rockies. is being followed by snow
(Which is reported falling over most OF
me middle western states. Shippers.
pending shipments both east and west,
have been warned by the weather
bureau to prepare for temperatures
STvo degrees below tonight.
Trains are Stalled.
LARAMIE, Wyo.. Jan. 26.-Eight
rest bound passenger trains ON the
Union Pacific railway are held In
me local yards here and twelve east
pound trains are stalled near Medi-
ine Bow, Wyo., as the result Of one
D the worst snow storms in recent
ears. Traffic east and west Of Lara
ME Is at standstill and railway
pmcials declare the tie up II the
Eorst in the history Of the road.
our snow plows are working be-
tween Hanna and Bosler. but the
NOW Is drifting SO badly that they
re practically useless.
free meals are being served to
passengers aboard the stalled trains
~ the railway and but slight dis
fomfort has been felt SO far.
The storm has been in progress
lnce p. m. Tuesday.
General Managers LETTERS, A. w.
snltney, superintendent Of transpor-
|anon. and Division Superintendent
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-26
FUNERAL NOTICE.

McGAvIC-The funeral services OF
the late O. o. McGavic will be held
at the residence OF T. F. Baldwin, l23
High street, at Q p. m tomorrow.
Buried private.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-26

H. L. Bell are here trying to relieve
the situation.