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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-03-05

Die geialnmte Iutberii6e Miiiou-
riipnooe lit bur6 cine rieiige 5eu-
erSbr1nit, lpeIde oas erit fiir8lid,
in Der Ndbe BON Chicago ieierlif)
er0ffnete goncorota 2ebrer Gent.
mar 5u 9tiper 5oteit 5eritorte,
lhner in Vait[eioenlboft ge5ogen
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-03-05
Der staatsberbanS berIanat nid,t

Der Stnatsberbano Derlanat nidt
bon ieinel1 W}itglieoern, oaB lie einer
polittidcn gtnitht iein loIlen ssn
Der &uriuabl fann boS Deltidtllnl
nnr frob fein ipenn Die einselue1
pplitiIdlen Garteien ref)t piele bent.
ldle aannioaten anfitellen. Damn
bat Dos 9eutihtltm bas 8orredn
Der IlsmobI. gSer BON ben
oeutlhen aanoioaten iiegreich ans
Der 8ortpabl bernorgebt, Der bot
BET Der Serbitlpnbl Elm Re6t, on
oaS geIammte 8eutihtl1m All op.
pelliren uno bon oentIeIben ae.
metnlalne llnteritiibung 5tt eriporten.
Sei ben "a. Mars Grimar,uaf-
len fonnen republifanii6e - re-
9litrirte - Stimm9eber ouf benz
republifoniiden Stinlm3ettel fir
aanoioaten perIdieoener Syoftion
ittnnen. 2od) oiirfen iie IeIbItper.
itanblib nur fir ie einen aatoioa-
ten fir elm glnt itinnten. @ir per.
ionlid meroen audi ouf oen ein8eIneu
5attlonsttdets, Dor Die inns am
geetgnetlten oiinfenben aunoioaten
elm areu3 rnadyen. 9enofroten
3. b., Sttmngeber, Die iid, ais 8e.
mofraten regiItriren Iiebe1I fonnen
MIR ben oenlofratilhen Sti1utlSettcl
beilnsen. Menn ie0oh Die einseIlten
StunoiOate1 BET Der "a. a)idrs gri.
alisgeip1blt linb, f1flt Die.
ie Sd)rnnfe bel ben Serbltfuablca
fort l1no 9fepnblifaner fonnelt fir
8emofraten ltinlmel ilnD umgefebrt.
gSie Der snm aanSibaten aui benz
republitaniI6en Mimpritats gidet
fir boS In1t bes Shul- uno 2ono.
aonntiIIdrs einItimmig bon ieiner
SSaftion non1inirte Serr Gonrao
aornmonn idon Iette 8ohe rih.
tig alsfiibrte, banoeIt es ii6 BEL oen
Rrimdrpablen am "a. NeGrs nidt
UNI Die gSabl, ionoern MIR uin
Die Nusluall Der aanoioaten. eSn.
be5ug ouf oeittlde &anoiooten, oorf
Ii6 Der Sio 9ofota Stoatsper.
bano nidlt in - garteipplitif mi.
ihen. Der Stootsperbono iIt in
politiider ge8iebung nur interel.
ltrt, Dob iih oas 8eutihtltm mebr
lrn pplitiIfe SSragen befiin1mert;
er legt ben oettti6en Stinngebern
oringeno ans Ser3, bon ieinem
Stimmreht @ebraith 3n moheil
unb Die St6rfe beS oeutIhen SO.
tltlns 8u 8etgen. 8ie I'm Stcot8s
perbano feline fonfeiiionellen 5rogen
beriibrt iperoen biirfen, uno gro.
teitonten 8aptiiten GotboIifen II.
t. No., 10 lanse lie beutiden gln-
tes nnb oentIder 8elinnang iinb,
iein fonnen 10 iinb aud
8enlofraten> 4Srogreiiipe, Gtalparts
II. 10. inn 5toutsperbano 8u
finben. SobaIo iebod) Der Staots.
berbano ii6 in Enrteipolitif itiir.
sef; tpiir6e, Damn mare oas Der ar.
fang bonn iideren gn6e.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-15
FOOLISH GIRL
EAs COLLAPSED
Elppet Mira millionaire @an lis Out
M Esail ltntisr Two
gstarnes.

4 Initad Press LEASED Wire SssrTics..l
EEllLl-E.. AHA. Jim fs.-ass.1ilah
HsradlssE, lhs sixteen wear old girl
with wdhuln .J1,a NJ Fns1s-, millionaire
New Jersey gsaulrrEman stopped YVES
under Ihs csrs Of u trained nurse 10
Csg In . ssraI1ss OF utter collapse Her
IHt.hHr VIII rsmIlIn ha1s until he cen
rnks ms dEugnasr hnme.
F'e,sasr VILE gsu1 IN s,aIl 1odgy or Two
gE,s--csns LIE 1adHrga white shave
RIlsgE1aan ans Z ssrnn6- made through
Iha nllIrts, charging serious uttsass
against tie girl lsollcs Insisted this
sscDDd charge YVES MADE because Of
Fa1slE-s t,rl6nsas IN insisting that he
see Meas BEdisT. He issued lengthy
sls1sEsuHn1 today defending his actions.
He elEznad 1ha1 he saved Miss Brad
ART trun insult FL the hands OF ons
lAna1nsa Ets0 the girls fsaher says
is her haaos and ssal II lore with her
1Inis way
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-15
nlsa Hsssnlcbss a.ssr

Wis Habeaseat. tbe nrrs@. zzee he
follc"'sag report.
Tnat tae yer tugt Parsed has saen
bEsy one FIR The ~. X. ~ Is
fhown ~ the far thar a. patents
haye len cared .o-. n which sme.ty.
toa'r we're maternity cases AID nine
Dao.es 1nter oIe Yeav 10 taese u
tents I'm visits were rsade. T-re-.r.
aTe q these patients paid lrsdsrs5 n /.
isz we're paid :or Dy the Hetrocolftzn
InsUrance 20. Others we're pstd ~
~ business firms who hare srbserit,-
20 monthly p the support II on work
During reeata week the regt -o,,-r.s
q the J. " e T. were IN charge 81
ne visiting nprses This ser78ee was
laid for By the Industrial Associatior
7 ne other cases were cared tor free
~ the afaociaton
Since PebTuary I, 1919. our 1org
vas carried On ~ one nurEe. mltb o.
eaaional assistance unti December III
when this work had gr5wn 10 eacb In
extent that t vas necessary 10 em.
roy a aecond nurse
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-15

5sanaonEzFE were swept away. The
Cobseusd seemed ID give q terrific
lu-en and then settled back somewhat
II Vas then. g.ess, that she was lit
orally trDksa II TWO.
II mas intensely cold There was
aIt1s heat and fires vera built in
buckets Over these iietle blazes tea
was made and the officers and mem
bars OF the crew did everything pos
slE5as 10 make Is comfortable. As
Tuesday night and then Wednesday
wore CD and no help had come We be-
gan 70 believe the ship nas doomed
Us cU1sd hear tsse sirens Of other
rssBels aE lkey searched through the
fog b1t aaeE The ro5egald was help
lsaE ard Unable 10 answer. Cur snip
Eas : SOLID -nasE OF lee We prayed
that tie Storm nigas a..ate and the
Jog lift TIE caLare1, blue Win cold.
t-atted a-d c-sad bitterly. E9erv one
E7zs suffering from frost-bfttea hands
e2-g or faces.
Then came tEa lifting Of the resl
which had shTouded oar prison. The
wireless operator managed 10 send
tsW wsak calls. 4 close watch Eas
kept for APPROACHING vessels and late
II me afternooa z ship was sighted
heading toward LIZ. II was the West
E,or1
siTty-eigat persons 6rst answered
me call of TIE purssr 10 take 10 the
life boets. We had bean pro1csd
VIII life preserFers when re ship
afst gtrack and struggled Up on deck
The ssa was stiE running with
Tremendous swell With the life boa,
lowered Il danced and iurchE In q
terrific manner On the waters and the
EaTes stu broke oTer the Cobeorid
Greatest difficulty vas experienced in
launching tns tsostE. Etgl seas we're
running and Only the courage and self
saerlIcing efforts Of officers and crew
Eozde the trip possibie. Another erhi-
o3rlo1 Of re-ar kzbas sezmsnsafp came
IL making Inc landing On Tie West
port
Captain EaEBon ane the members
d TIE C,oDequid crew VIZ .s-nz,ned
1Tlta the ressel last night were taken
of ~ the government stsarne- Lang
c<Eoe todaT. TIE packet was rapid.
y sskzng up and II was evident
tast hise woald BE- = Total loss.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-15

Waters work wonders for men and
women who are aiiing. nerve-racked
and run down. They put the snap and
ginger" into sluggish minds and bod
ies make you feel Ike young spring
colt. Yen need no rest cure travel
cure, or doctors. Just feed new vi.
tally 10 your strained and care.
worn nerves With KeIIogg's Sanitope
Waters. They disDel your brain-fag
and banish that all in feeling. Ambi.
ton and health return, and you feel
Ike your old self again.
send your name and address, TODAY
with six cents in stamps to HELM paw
postage and packing for a free 5o-cent
trial box Of Kelloggs Sanitone Waters
70 r J. Kellogg COMPANY, zs1s Hoff.
master Block, Battle Creek. MICHIGAN
The regular 800 size of Kellogg.s
sanitone Waters is for sale In Keo.
kuS by wilkinson q. Co, az Main st
Ncfirath Bros, 500 Main st.
No free boxes from druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-15
ONCE WooED
RICH HERES
Later Married = Beauty But She
Secured Divorce From
Him.

United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CHICAGO, Jan Interpretations
Eere made today for an inquest over
the body Of Isaac 81. Jordon who once
kained fame as the rival OF the duke
OF Manchester for the hand OF the slo,-
S'e1. o1a heiress, Helen Zimmerman.
and who killed himself late yesterday
at the Palmer House.
In 1870 Jordon was engaged to the
Cincinnati heiress. but the titled for
eigner took her away. Later he mar
lied the Chicago beauty. Kathryn
Grosscup, who secured divorce last
rear Breeding over the divorce is
believed to have caused the suicide.
Miss GrosscHp was the daughter of
Federal Judge Peter s. Grosscup.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-15
work is success.

We feel that oar YORK mas BEEN a
fuecess financially ar veil az other
wise because we bezaa By putting Il
on paying basis. The greategt worE
We do Is in the homes Of the small
wage Garner. Into these homes We
are gradually working our way. Tbeae
people have had no nursing caro- fp
their homes because they could not
afford Il and they not only appreciate
y out are eager and willing TO learn
how now to care for their sick in the
right way Thirtytvo babies under
enc year have come under our care
iaese babies We intend 10 visit once
month for one year. often theae
calls are made just when the mother
rs IN doubt about the baby,g condfttor
or the nurse fnds the mother e.
thinking Of beginning artificial ICED.
ny without the Doctors consent
Ioitimes, too, the mother needs adj.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-15

Chicago Cash Grain.
CHICAGO, Jan. 15.--Wheat-No .
red, 96& Q97Ao; No. 3 red, ssh a
941sc; No. hard, 9o1a Qso@c; No
3 hard, SeA@9ossc; No. spring
SIN 9ss1ac.
Corn-No. 2 white, 6S1s@6Tc; No
2 yellow. s41a9s51sc; No. 8, seq
SIC; No. 3 white, e5a96shc: No. )
yellow, 61A963c; No. 4, 5sd59c; No
4 white, 62a @65iac; No. 4 yellow. So
@61hc.
oats-No. 8 white. ss9ssMc; No
4 white, 3S93s1sc: standard, ssh a
401sc
Peoria Grain.
PEORIA, H.. Jan. 15.-Corn--Mar.
ket steady. No white, 64@65c: No
3 yellow, &c; No. yellow, 5sk ia
60hc; No. 3 mixed, 6e5ac. No. 4
mixed. 5S1ac.
oats-Market unchanged. No. .
white, Se1ac; No. white. 3S&o.
Chicago 1.-Two Stock.
CHICAGO. Jan. 15.--Hog receipts
25.oo0; market 10c higher. Mixed and
butchers, ss.15@S.45: good heavy, SIS. 20
gS.47; rough heavy, $S.10dpS. 20, light,
ss.1odS.35; pigs. s7oo@s.1o.
Cattle receipts 5000; market steady.
Beeyes. s8.7bGs.5o; COWS and heifers,
.o.50GS.50: stockers and feeders. s5. 10
q7s0; Texans. s6.90QS.1o; calves,
s3.509s.50
Sheep receipts 21,oo0; market. best
steady; others, weak. Native, s4.e0m
e.15; western, s4.so@e.25: lambs. $3.50
gS.25; western, s6.s5QS.25.
st, Louis Live Stock.
EAST ST. LOUIS, Jan. l5.-Cattle
receipts $500; market steady. Texaa
receipts 600; native beef steers. s7.s,
g9.25; cows and heifers, s4.25GS. 80. .
stockers and feeders, s5.oOGn7. so:
calves. s6.0O91100: Texas steers.
s5.75Gs.10; COWS and heifers. $4,000
600.
Hog receipts 1880; market strong.
&c higher. Mixed and burcAsrs. So. 2s
$3.50; good to heavy. ss.s5G8. 80:
rough, S7.s59s.Oo; light. ;s.2o9s 40;
bulk, ss.250s.4o; pigs, ss.5oGS.oo.
Sheep receipts 2.z00; market steady.
Sheep and mutton. $70oqS.35; lambs.
5.o0@5.75.
Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 15.-Cattle re.
ceipts 1000: market strong. Steers,
S8.sogsI5; COVE ana heifers. s4.25D
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-15
Rebels Raid Railroad.

VERA CRUZ. Jan. 15.-Mexican
rebels early today were in possession
OF the railway station at Oriental
vest OF here. on the Intar-O eanic
railway The rebels captured the ofa
e'ai pay car OF the Oceanic together
with the station house and all ship.
ping IN the yards. obtaining CON.
siderable sum of money. large guam
tfty Of ammunition. military supplies
food. clothing and much valuable
merchandise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-15

IzfEa il0iErH IF nF1ritlrlanad f,y Iha Ci1nt,s
lliEgH al the efSprnIirrral Department ~
the r. VI C. A, Iha FIRST nourn fasins
laaR, C. NJ R1th. Mlss agnes Trlrai,ls
EalsH Elsis Ssnr:E, Miss Mss1ris IurisIEsr-
Mrs III. 4. GsarGsn. M.g. Ezll1nn Ad'-
h1lun @elgi,a-, Mrs Eachara @nsiis-
asIr,n Child EDd Mrs i 4. Sawyer.
4sagssr litis Aaurl HdnaL IN IFS member
EiE5p Mrs n q. As1sas. Mrs. G. ID.
sSsslaTas,isr Mrs. Harry Elsszsss End
Mrs SS1iaH1sIn. TIE work OF 1hs 1alErsss3
i,ssEn WITH dlssEaz,i wur'k END nrw en-
1s,,Rpas IN RddIaFm, Insurance work,
tisGarrg Nursing, sGnoul nursing Hnn
r.illld vFsstga,a During lns gsiEr N6Rs
Lind, Miss EsaIlY.. Miss Mttctsam Hna
lgliBF ESrpwn III different mines, autssr
Es asutHrillTts nr'xsas, Miss 8ruwn ha-
ing taken sn IF Z regular nurse II
--,epE1llssr
Tihs .'a-sanrsa nj ahs i,fErd hRs
tinfnead during ahs ETaRr The wnrHn
nfas 9,raEsiuns1 fy Hhs removal of
Mrs GsrrIgFesr. Mcs. C,hfi6 mt Mrs
:s>ss1E-rIIun mt rhs nsstr1lnniln ~ Mrs.
s3t--astar. Ara Nov fIIla1 ny Mrs
i32iIFEsalss HaLfsr. Mrs z N LEglsls5y
Miss AtEIn E1st Miss A5s.xtns 2ssia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-15
JEROME HAS QUIT
so THAW SAYS
Attorney will Make no Further Fight
to Send Harry Thaw Back
to Matteawan.

United Press Leased Wire Service. /
CONCORD y. H, Jan. 15.-wm.
T. Jerome viii not come hare to Il ht
The Thaw bad heas ing. He has given
up his fEht 70 return Stanford
Whites slayer to Matteawan, accord.
lag TO Harry K Thaw.
Jerome hasn't any influence with
The governor or anybody else any
nore, Thaw said. and don't ex-
peet TO see him here again. Hes,has
quit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-15

United PresE Leased Wire Service. !,
Ai-isAsY. y. Z, Jan. f5.--A st-ike
" 5,1's'o empioyes 81 tie Delaware
and Hudson railroad tod4y rests in
me hands of Rad officials ana re5re.
Ssntatiyes OF the smpioYez. Whether
me road you'd be tied I'D depends
on the oiitcorae n conference begun
here today IN the Offices Of cliror3
sims, general manager Of the d. and
Before the meeting. both s'des were
determined 70 concete nothing and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-15
TWO FIREMEN
WERE KILLED
Anotasr Fatally injured Wren Wal
Of Opera -ogss Fell Upon
Them.

limited Press Leased wire Service !
BANGOR, Name. Jan. 1.-TWO
hfen5en TsTe killed and one fatally
Injured By ths collapse CT wall o,
'hs opera house here which was DE-.
stirred by fire early today.
The dad.
JOEs LEONARD.
WAITER MERRILL
JOIN Collins Is believed TO be- dy.
Ing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-15
Majestic Starts Aaaln.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Seryice.I
CHERBOURG. Jan. 15.-The White
star liner Majestic on which the
Francis B. Sayres are passengers
made her second start for New York
today. The Majestic. which put out
yesterday, encountered bad weather
and returned to Cherbourg for re-
pairs. The company agent here said
the damage was Of slight Importance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-15

reg1kar and was
tired ard sleepy ali
the tine, wer5o have
ooa cstzlss, and IY
hss1s sno feet would
boat My stomach
Doraeged ne, / had
pm in ny eide aid
2 sszd heaaz.che u4oe.
d TIE tire. Lydia
z Piakasrz ; Vege-
tabse C<Slapyan has
,.<yses yre lr,4z n yr,<,,t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-15

800: siockers and feeders, $3.50
500: calves. ss.5aG1a.aa
Hog receipts $3.50: marke, Said
higher Balk. s7-seas 90 heayT
IS 2oas3s: medium. ss.ioass5
light. s-,SsGs.s5
Sheep receipts T.a9o; marke.
steady Lambs. s7-58Gs.e5. ewes
s5.ooG $50: stocksrs. feeders, $500
SO.
Omaha Live stock.
OMAHA. Jan t5.--Cattle receipts
1000; market steady. Sssers. IS s0a
$50: COWS and hesfers, ss.51775:
stockers and feeders. s7.25a775:
calves, s7o0alo.p0; bulls and staga
s5I5G7.oo.
Hog receipts 1850: market 100
higher. Bulk. ss.ooGs
Sheep receipts ia,a9o: marke.
steaaT ysarlsags, ss.saas. 90; we,h.
ers, S-so9ss0: lambs, s7.s5aS.25;
ewes, sso0a $50.
~rNf~ t~tGGSC.
CHICAGO. Ean. is srtter- Extras
sg1sc: arsis. esG 2sc, dairy extras.
&c: dairy arsts. esc.
Eggs Firsss. aaa1sc; ordinary
frsts aah Ges..c.
Cheese Twins. iss4 91Tc: Young
Americas. ITss G1Tasc
Potatoes-sfSchigzn SsTT3c; Wis
consin. esG7sc: Minnesota. ssG7sc.
Lave poultry Fowls. l4G14hc;
ducks, fsals4c geese. 1910;
spring chickens. 1914 9l3c; turkeys
tic.
New York Produce.
NEW YORK. Jan l5-Four mar
ket dull. but firm.
Pork market steady. Mess, sss.5o9
24.o0.
Lard market stronger. Middle west
spot, sll.l59I1.e5
Sugar. raw. marks. steady. Csntrifu.
gal test, sses: Mascavado SO test
s2.7s.
Sugar. refined. market quiet. Cut
loaf, $500; crushed, 1895; powdered
si.15; graduated. s4.o5a4.10.
Coffee Rio No. on spot, eisc.
Tallow market steady. City, SIC;
country, sG56asc: specials, &c.
Hay market firm. Prime. 81 o5s
1.o7ls; No. 3. soGsec: clover, ESQ
s1oo,
Dressed poultry market quiet Tuf
Keys, lsG'25c; chickens. 1880;
fowls, la lsac: ducks. IDGl7c.
Live poultry marke; unsettled Geese
loo; ducks, I7G1sc. fowls. I4ha a15c;
turkeys. lsdaoc; ROSTERS, 12c; chick
ems, liia115c.
Cheese market quiet State milk
common to specials, l4ih Gl7lao;
skins, common to specials, 6G14c;
full skins, sa5c.
Butter market firm; receipts 5,lsa-
Creamery extras. 3sg331sc: dairy
tubs, 2oq3zc; imitation dreamer!
firsts, 221s 2a1sc.
Egg market dull. Receipts e,1st,
Nearby white fancy. 41q42c: nearby
mixed fancy, S5G36c; fresh, 34G 4Sc
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-Mon ~ on
call, pa percent.
Six months, 444A percent.
Mercantile paper, 4lsG4% percent
Bar silver London, 2s1sd.
Bar silver New York. 5T1ac.
Demand sterling, s4.SsT1G4.s675.
ST. Louis Hay.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. II. Market
steady; receipts at st. Louis, % cars:
at East ST. Louis, II cars. Choice
timothy, $4,000; No. / timothy. siI5o
@l9.oO; No timothy. $4,000 1850;
No. 5 timothy. s1S.9o915o0.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-15
se7efsa 81 Vis1tie,s Naaras's aaparta-
lion al anagsi Dfasais.s Yes
aerspy ssnes -asht os
@1ss il Cens
PEOPLE APPREcIATTvg


TIE aH1gsag meeting 81 r&e YaEEasss
Nurse Association WIS aseso ii 1ne T
W G. A auditorium ges;,e-s:ar zsisr-
sso0n al geo O'Clock. The annual ~
ports o. the ofanert and me aur@s
mars read AID fous members sasutae
70 the Board NJ directors Mrs C. NJ
Rich. Mrs Eelge1s s. EaBa- and Mrs.
FEsrz1a s1iafptrr wrsga- were slst1sse
20 Slecsaed themselves. Mrx Edward
" KrEEss Was asseaad 10 f1 1bs IA
eaneF oacas5onee hF Mrs A. aaw-
sge11s resignation The Reports 81 lns
wear showed ss-usrhaasas s4rnoszzr If
work accomplished and Z ra.r sur-
eeasftl ssd.as,als' I-s5iar q the anaars Of
aaas aaseeaasaors Ftic1 has ssa z1ls11-
Desa enrolled
Nrs c. NJ. asca II Der a-aasssrrsa
Report Sid IN part
"'lt Ii VIII pleasure usa1 ussnrr-rss
TOT aere today 10 make Brecvu - 4rrs
SITE rasul1 eE golsr FIRST pears we,.k.
Tliae 5nsI5ratdtsa fpr 1t8t wur.F rs-
estlrrsd in tala adacaslr1laz Department
= .-'s X s 8 y 1a'''t'@sli zis1ll.e
$50. 49, 4l-s. z - ~ Nta NAa
=. - -. ssS-.--'1 s. ~ - u fsial
- - Z ~ - rs 'sfta g ~ sa-n
-. ~. - y : - y AIl4 seatr
ssssss-.-.- s--.-.l'.'s assa @'s'el's Ri
saa1g for 1te y @ A. and fss ssis
A-lew 1s the 1Elhlls u Itss 1gLtlllt rnrBa
y ~. - - =f- % 1+r AM
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Grain Rexiex.

United Press Leased Wire Seryice.l
CHICAGO. H., Jan. To- Wheat
traders moved cautiously at the open
Ing today. In spite of higher Liverpool
cables and prices were a fraction
lower at the start. When big houses
began selling, there was a further de-
cline OF Is in the forenoon.
The weather map was fine for ship
pers and farmers today and corn
futures declined u on easier opening.
The local market disregarded higher
corn prices abroad
Commission houses offered oats
freely on thu decline of corn ana
wheat and there was little demand.
At noon. oats futures showed losses
OF Il to ss from last nights close.
Provisions started firm AMI higher
on account of higher hog prices but
eased off toward noon.
Daily Range of Prices.
CHICAGO. Jan. Is
Omen. High Jov riora
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nprse ssslns wor,.

While aiss Mcclure vss here We
gavs luncheon TO the physicians Q.
the city in order 70 promote co
operation. The nprse began work On
February 1 1919. The first yisstg
were friendly visits made to Cabin
Boat Row The success Of The work
depends largely npon these friendly
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sod / roT feel fne. ] ana regclzr, ray
Gmmach is better a-s5 my pairs have al
left ne. You can pse NY nzroe If you
Ike. / an proud u what yo-r ren.e-
cies have done fer ne. Rrz N1gY
GATHER, q Ridge 81, Montpelier, ".
An Honest Dependable Medicine
Il usast be admitted by every fair
minded, intelligent persor, that neai-
cine cas1ld not live and grow in popularity
for nearly forty years, and TO-DAY bed
record Tor thousands upon taousarss
Of actual cures, az has Lydia z. Pink-
hams Vegetable Compound, without
possessing great virtue and actual
worth. inch medicines nuEt be booked
upon 6. termed both standard and
Dependable By every thinking person.
If You have the slightest doubt
that Lydia II. Pinkham's Yegeta-
BILE Compound will hell you, write
toLydIa E.pinkham Medicine 20.
(confidentiaD Lynn, Mass, for adj
vice. Your letter will be opened.
read and answered by woman,
and held in strict confidence.
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sscreta-es ssp,-t

FH Z a sawTer, the recording
f'ec-eiarT. mate 2 TerT complete re-
port month bF month. % ths sction
taken BY ths hoard q aaah meeting.
Fig to5e - tne sor-ation u the orig
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WOMAN IN
BAD CONDITION
Restored To Health by Lydia
E Pinkha1n's Vegeta-
bic Compound.

Nooty,@lier, w "Ts hare grea.
fam = yD1r ys-sc5eE. / wes re-T r.
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CLINT IL Mss.iss.

WITH Iita GsIssllpI NJ LhH senan
Nursing { xsIzuar I'm mt lEalf. x:ha Ersn
IL naahaS. ME- LHIislfsy, Mrs, HsIEHr
IND MICS aRhsrlat;h1 6lrm the uarn-
1lsllltas Id zilEn I'm liIIs
Mrs.. SAWYER xilaBa6 with z 7ilaE trr
I!ia sls1,nETal nj Ifs er,nlIranns wNlsh
l'sslE-lt IyIItIllc health, nEDsly. 4utaEI.-
srHIAns- E,om nuus11s Ena T,oEr tood-
Mrs. 8ritar4 Virgin read Mis-
E1rllnkarlE rapport ~ 1ta SUPPLIES II
Itla laa1 sansHL Ths rHpa-u care E
44lFh 1nFHuI31y Of supplies m hand
Rna Z list Of stls 1r5sira1 supqlass L
lErgs dEEE-aEn was ranssFad Ess.fr-
f.Ey trlrn MEalt,rIrs BraF,. and q cora-
IlaltH lltta-rlE outfit, the gift Of Mrs.
Z r MEtnbnrg Outing sp~ns for
t:sllid1al are mBat nesdaa-
MrT- ], J. AETss gave Tabsl re
5sclrI Of t1lR WIFE Of TIE finance con-
which IN Ms concrete form aF-
pears II t1ls rspuv Of The treasurer.