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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-29
:Surel ! use Tr
every time for -,
foot troublas

Goodbye. sore feet, burning fe
swollen feet. tender feet, tired fe
Goodbye, corns, callouses. bunic
and raw spots No mora shoe tigt
ness. no more limping with pain !
drawing UP your face in agony It'd
is magical, acts right Of "Tiz" draw
out all the poisonous exudatiou|
which puff up the feet. Use It'd
and wear smaller shoes Use "Tt
and forget your foot misery. All! hol
comfortable your feet feel.
Get a 25-cent box OF ~Eiz" now
any druggist or department stor)
Don't suffer. Have good feet, GIL
feet. feet that never swell. nsvd
hurt. never get tired. A years fod
comfort guaranteed or money n
funded
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-29
IOWA PRESS COMMENT.

Des Moines Capital: General Fun.
ston. who Ia iii command at San An
tonic, notified an organization of
ministers that they could preach TO
his soldiers provided they did not tell
them they We're lost" He says his
soldier boys ara good. In other words.
General Funston is in favor OF the
adoption of hope and not despair
Council Bluffs Nonpareil: Mr.
Bryan is to 80 on the stump shortly
for President Wilson. But there is
widespread belief that Mr., Bryan
is more concerned this year about
party regularity than he is about Ar.
Wiison.
Cedar Rapids Republican: The
mayor of Ponce, Porto Rico, has been
sentenced 10 serve term in Jail
and to pay a fine for levying on the
salaries of city employees TO obtain
campaign funds This great Ameri-
can reform IS being tried out on our
Spanish officiais. Ii it works to per-
lection it viii not be introduced in
the states.
Muscatine Journal: In view of the
increased cost OF living the average
American gets as much consolation
from the proclaimed nation wide pros
pertty as he does passing bank. He
knows the moneys there, but that's
ali the good it does him.
Waterloo Courier: A fleet of British
aeroplanes recently dropped bombs
on Drama This Is no worse than
good many grouchy dramatics critics
nave done.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-29

Tell the of who has really made good
without hardships struggles and suffering Any time
make mind that there is in further trying
that will wait for opportunity along,
call out the and have the whole force club
into action. II have any idea that make a
success setting down, while Of mental energy and
great physical strength working for all they WORTH
you have guess coming If you not ready
and willing TO fight and fight hard, in the middle
Of the stream. the falls It's all with you
and will heuntil you strike the rocks-The Silent Part
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-29

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"A fr.ez-s0a 10 tssr TIE cocs1iilAl,-l
ssf~y ~ TIE 1sE federal e1kIs-1o =
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ry.gsef gates has been Esress0--. q
sse A-rk4saz- Nc1eEA &
-~gs~sT - rse last tresv years he
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g. 1879 cree IA 1853
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-29
wearing Vs. aus1ing Out

Egr1Ezg<oz EzEE-EJ6- EFs- - Z :
ss--1e- q -go Increasing VEG -
80 z@zr os-4 thar rzst CIT InsE
80 - - bsrrezs. and e Is oe11g
- xzyz.ess cszt wearing cut L tie
,s<rrs- rrocess Thev i've longer aa1
-zsy x~< -ore oct Of ins-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-29

Manners must adorn knowledge, and
smooth its way through the world. Like
great rough diamond, it may do very well in
a closet by way of curiosity, and also for its
intrinsic value.-Earl of Chesterfield.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-29

Greeee's uitinaturn 70 Ge-rasay ard Bal
garia appears to have zoTe TIE wzy " sso1he-
and equally celebrated "strIet &ez1gntab5sfty ''
message.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-29

Wonder what the cozt nil rs 81 fitting
caterpillar tractors under or yroSe~te6 hattie
shipsf
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-29

The way it looks nov the rew Greek prime
minister viii not stay IN osaee ing eroagn TO
make it worth while for tie zsTsp1p@rs 70 try
to standardize the spelling II rs nzxse,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-29

An Eskimo who clafncs Il = TIE oniy living
person that knows ~ho 6i@9ove-s5 TIE north
pole, says he viii discyoae The nsn4s IL the dis
coverer for a million d5TLsrz. II eufacsentEg
civilized an Eskimo nignt ~ ezpeeted 70 Tell
almost anything for that sgn-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-29
OUR WAR ENGINES ABROAD.

Secretary of War Baker announces that ne
will soon appoint a board of ordnance experts
to study the several types of machine guns and
select the gun best adapted to the uses Of the
United States army.
One of the guns 10 be passed upon viii be
the Lewis, invented by Colonel Isaac Lewis, T.
s. A., retired and which is considered the bess
in the present war. Great Britain Uses the
Lewis gun exelusively-and Great Britain
owns the patents
This is one of the many American inven-
tons that have gone abroad Cozo1al Lewis
repeatedly offered the gun to the United States
army. but it was rejected after peEE-e-a-y ex-
periments. His only market was across the
Atlantic
The United States is only beginning 10 learn
how far behind ii is In the science IF WAY. The
aeroplane, the submarine. even the 1sw British
armored caterpillar trucks are furnished both
In ideas and In substance By American genius
and material, and yet the United States GOV
eminent sights them Beginning Nth de
pendable machine gun. ne might 60 along the
whole phalan1 Of modern war engines and pick
up much Of what we nee-s-d Elos- 81 j.
would be our oEu-
The var department vii Do thas gradually
very gradually. probably
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-29

tions has a vital bearing not only on the settle
ment of Mexican border conditions but on the
whole procedure of military preparedness.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-29

inne for Peac6.
and Cream! ~
full palate-joy with ma';|
mum of nutrir1ent for II
days work eat them !.
shredded wheat biscuit.
complete. perfect meal, y,
to prepare. appetizing r.
satisfying. In ShredSs|
Wheat all the body-buii|
ing material in the W.
wheat grain is retained h
Guiding the bran coat, whsa
promotes bowel exercise.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-29

According to writer II TIE Detroit Free
Press one OF cur great aZnEsl orgies Of waste
fuIness Is about G1e- Soon the lezres EIn be
falling from the trees ard trsn vii follow the
practice OF rakIng them carefully fro1a lawns,
gardens and roaGwzvs and turning than TIE
government farm bzrasz has called attention
to the high raIus Of IesyeS - fertilizers Tire
fine grass lawns 81 III oIGe- dsy owed not q
little to the fall crop If Iesves that lar where
they fell and enriched the so5L We are heater
and less thrifty nowadays n taL. natter a. IN
many others.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-29

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-25
TWO CHILDREN
RUN DOWN BY
WOMAN DRIVER

Drama and Remus CiZmus, ! ! and
six years old, respectively, living at
No ~ Cottage Grovc-ave.. Highland
Park. were struck by an automobile
driven by Mrs oliver Van Wagner,
No 9G Pasadeua-ave.. Thursday aft.
ernoon. while occupying safety
zone At Gerald and Woodwardaves.
Witnesses say that The children
SAW the car coming toward them
and ran out OF the safety zone Mrs.
Van Wagner then became excited
and drove in the direction the chill
dren were running Both the front
AMI the back wheels of the machine
passed over the body OF the boy and
the girl pirana. the girl escaped
with a few scratches. and cuts on
her face and her hair was cut of
by the wheels Remus, however. is
in serious condition, the physician
In attendance. Or + W Caster. No
5000 Woodwardsve.. fearing that he
is suffering from internal injuries.
When taken TO police headquar-
tiers 10 make a statement Mrs. Van
Wagner was in a hysterical comb.
ton, and IL Is believed that she will
be too nervous 10 ever drive again
The police are investigating
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-25

rick. No. ooI Montclair, leader Mr..
MAR. Mrs. Il. Osborne. No. s4i Van
pyke-ave.. leader. Mrs. A. RAISER;
Distriet No. = southeast; district r,I
lerton. No. 1862 Concord ave. lead
er. Mrs Sunderland A. Keahn. No
7O5 Canton ave, leader, sidney Mlers-
ma: Mrs. Gibson. No. 251 Joseph Cam
Northeast District. No 5. riot
leader I. J. Wilson Mrs. McCutch-
con. No. es7 BeaufHit-ave.. leader. j.
A. Johnston.
south Woodward district; No 8, dis d.
trict leader &. l.. Wells w. G T. T..
No. $50 tNEh-st, leader. W II. RoushS
Wal. HEIR; Mr. Radlon, No. 6i3
Catherine.st., East ii2-W Mrs Mae
Donald. No. i6 Madison-ave.. leader,
rabernsclc district, No. :. dis
trict leader. Rev I r.. Bradheld. Mrs
Roy. No. 554 Sccond-ave., leader, L.
l. Stcbhns, W a. Tyre. No. 81 Elm
81, l.sderi W Bo :ds Ys, Mr. and Mr.,
- Campbell. No. So Selden- ave. load
sr. W. A. Campbell. Mr.. Baker Rus
tell-st leader. Mr.. Sperrs Miss Aus
tin No SIS second-ove.. No. 542
central Woodward district. No. TO-
district leader. the Rev. Walter r.
Fruit: Mr.. and Mrs Teams. No. 2ss
Milwauke.-ave Mrs. Frank Ellis. No
Mrs Porter. No. $50 Lincoln-ave
leader. " G. Goddard; Mrs. Yinger
No. lI77 Fourth-ave
North Woodward district. No. Q.
district leader. George A, Matin; Fred
j. Huntley. No i02 Rosedale-st.. lead
er r ] Huntley; r. l.. harley, No.
20l p.uErec-Rve. leader. Mrs. Grace
Dygort Mrs. Wilson. No. 253 Horton
ave. leader Pain, Walter Scott.
No. 2l7 TeiCsster-ct. Mrs. Cuisine,
No coo Mt Nerpon-ave., leader. MIL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-25

Prayer meetings will be held Fri.
day evening as follows. in connec-
ton with preparations being made
for the Billy sunday evangclistic
campaign
District No. ?. Icnerson-ave dis.
trict leader. &. T. sheldon Mrs Lie
sfmer, No. tSl Burns-hve-. Leader
" Howard Mrs Sadlsr. No. 4gl Lee
MaN-sve.. leader. MIR Cote. Mrs BeRs-
Ter, No. t55 hillEer- ave, Leader, Mrs
Attaway, Mrs Hartway. No. 1875
keFcheval- lave, leader, MIR. Neal Mrs.
tlttcr. M I2t FRrker-avc., leader.
Mrs. Osborne; Mrs. Blake. No. 2l2
Va, Nam ton, ave leader; " N Young
leader. Mrs. Matthews Mrs Allison,
l-cMay-Ave.. leader, Mr. Fries. Mrs
Brownlee, No bo6ia McClellsn-ave,
leader, Mr. ,Brownlse; John Mcleod.
Ieod, 6. w Lowrie. No. lsG Bald
win-ave leader. h. A. Bridge Mrs.
Read M. l1a sheridap-Rve., Mrs.
thristianson, No 81 Jcan-avo Mrs.
leader, Mrs. Latt!mcr, Mrs schwartz.
No. SIS - ClaiT-Bvo.. leader. Mr.
Mattaford. Mrs. Ruseau. 40 80 Rel
Videre-hve leader Mrs Earl Rice
leader. tho Rev, :. + Sutt Mrs
leader. Mrs. NJ Roe Mrs. Davis, No.
1917 Fteld ave, leader, G. q. philips,
e. Mr., Zip Mrs. snyder. No. 1898
Cadillac-ave, leader. Mrs. NRsselli
Mrs Charles Ernst No zoos Max
wel-ave, leader. Mr. otter Ar
Quackcnhush, No. 1908 Tishcr-Rve.
leader Mr.. Kllenhnrdt. Mrs. a J.
Hing. No. 1868 McClellap-ave leader
Rev McCunc \ Mcdonald. No l1a
Frontcnac- blvd, Nj and Mrs McCar-
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Mortuary

BOsSERT Aug %. 1916. at Barber
ton, Ohio. Isaac W Bossert. aged
50 years. father Of John A., Neal C.
Rossert Mrs. Herbert singleton
Mrs Edward Million and Mrs Fred
korh Funeral services from home,
y Twenty iGhth-st, Saturday at
230 p. m.
COOK Aug. g, suddenly Frank
aged 81 years. beloved son az Mr.,
and Mrs Lewis Cook, Sr.. brother
~ Mrs NJ. DeSmither. Charles. Au-
Cal, Eva, Joseph, Fred. Edward.
Henry Della and George Cook.
Funeral from residence. Mack-ave.,
Crosse Pointe. Monday at S:4j and
ST. Paul's church at $50.
LEE Aug. q. Robert Emmett. dear
brother OF j. j. Lee. sister NJ. Ed
ward. sister NJ Fabian 81 c. :. \,
and Anna Lee, NJ residence, 3l3
Abbott-st Funeral Friday p. m,
interment Saturday, a, m, New
Haven. Ind.
METTS-At residence. % Hindls,
Winfield :. Nets. aged 81 years
Services Saturday morning at o
o'clock from r. 4, Wilson's chapel
l7t0 Woodward Interment Wood
lawn.
PICkERT-Aug. -. John. aged 40, AT
the residence OF his brother. Helm
rich s. Pickert, 2so Avery-aye
Burial private. kindly omit 1owerG
TRAVERSE the residence 81 her
parents. 1928 Hamilton blvd. II gh-
land Park, Eurda, beloved daughter
- Mr. aud Mrs W. V. Traverse
Funeral at Evergreen cemetery on
saturday "A $50 y. m.
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ton Peters. Mrs Brown. No. 100 Gus
ter-ave.. leader. Mrs. Youngs, Mrs
Green, No. 2iO Marston-ct.. leader,
Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Hilborn. No. s2i
Mr., and Mrs Johnson No. 22s Lee
pL. leader, r. y Tucker; l.. r. Mont
Gomerie, No. 24t Rlaine-ave., leader.
J.. n MontGomerie; Mrs, EEert, No.
ert Mrs w w Harker.. No. 1873
Tro wbridge-ave. Mr.. Nogel No S74
Philadolphia-ave. east. leader. Mr.
Sanders
Southwestern district, No. 10. dis
trict leader, II. q. Rocky; Mrs e A
Hanson. No q Twentleth-st, leader
Mr. Scharn Arson Youngr. No. 30
Eighteenth st, leader. Mr.. Youngs;
Mrs stimson No. 222 Twenty-third-
st. leader. the Rev. King Beach.
Central Western district. Mo IL.
c sterch. No $50 Twelfth-st., leader,
Mr. Thompson NJ. Walsh, No. SO
Poplar-st; Mrs Wheeler. No: loo
Magnoiis-st Mr. Batchslo5 No 81
Mrs. Williams. No. s7s Wabash ave.
leader Mrs Mckay; william Camp
bell No. 1879 National Arthur
y. Thier- No sls Fifteenth st. leader
exandrine-ave. leader, Mr.. Adler: Mrs
Fred Meyer, No. lse commonw wealth
ave.
Northwestern district. No. u. dis
trict leader. the Rev. Frank Fit
chett: Mr. Burns. No l423 Four
teenth-ave.. Mrs. Monroe. No. II Mis-
souri-ave.. leader. =. Winter; J. Con-
ey. No. lo6 Missouri leader. q, 4.
Zlegler: r. Winter, No. l2T Missouri D.
ave- r. Putnam, No. 81 BeRole- - (;
Mrs. Cummins No. 276 Wretord- ave /.
Mrs III. Hamilton. No. 1914 Allendale-
ave Mrs Kier, No. 81 Vancouver
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-25
Many Prayer Meetings Take Place Tonight Part
OF Pan o Pave Way Billy" Sundays Campaign

ave. leader. Dr, Jaquess. Mrs r. w.
Tooley. No, so Taft-pl. leader. A.
simpson. Miss Lobdell. No. II Nc
Arthur-svs.; Mrs Ellis. No. 27s Pa
spauiding. No $50 Linwood aye.
Jesks. No. 1914 Scotch ave. lead
err. NJ. n schell; Mrs. w. z, Mil
NJ e, Matthews; No iSs2 Fifteenth
ST. leader. |. II, Long No. so4 Thir.
tisth-st.; Mrs. Thomas, No. ll2s
Twenty third-st.; Mrs g. Kempter'
Mr. and Mrs. McThair, No so Dune
din-ave.. leader, Mr.. McDougal: Mrs.
Derby. No. 2s Hscla-aye. Mr.. spang-
Ter. No 1858 wabash-sve.; Miss Muir,
No. 10 Pscihc-avs.
No Is. district leader, the Rev, II.
=; w. Garrett: Mrs. spechnewell, No.
son: Mr. Walls. No. 80 Lexington
Mr.. 49,, W. pn Sp. T Ts,,,d ISo
Mr.. williams. No. so Milltsry-avc.,
loader. Mr., Brown; ID. r. Smith, No.
IL Wesson-ave.. leader, Mrs. stod-
dard; Mrs. Bodell, No. AIS McMillen-
ave; Mrs. Kerchor. No. 30 Lswerenz.
Highland Park district No. II. dis
triot leader. DIR. q. NJ Livingstone:
Mr.. Maeaulsy. No. ~ Avalon-sve.
leader. Mr.. Joslin: Mrs. Bedell. No
20 Pasadena leader. Mr.. Tier
Mr. Winters. No. 2is West Grand-a ave,
leader. ". A. Myron. Mrs. Simons
No 27sa Wood ward-ave.. leader, Mrs
Cheney; Mrs. Nichols. No. 40 Gerald.
ave. leader. J. Mosher, Mrs. Timmis
10 $50 Highlsnd-ave, leader. Mrs.
May
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Highland Park Notes

Mr. and Mrs I.anghray and family
moved Thursday from 80 zoo Bueua
vista-aye. east. to Monterey and
Twclfth-ayes
Mrs Martin + Gainey. Of No. al
CaIlfornia-avc, has Euu' tu M1rkinac
island for short visit
Mrs howard 4 Howe, OF No. -iS
Elmhurst was hostess at a
luncheon given for Miss ANN Bur
dock. 81 Noosejaw. SaskatChcW an.
whose marriage 20 Ralph Beebe, also
OF NnosCiaw. VII take place AT the
home - the groom lcct sister,
Mrs Jack Whitehead, OF Elmhurst-
Mrs Hart and family moved Thurs
day from 80 2p4S woodward-Rve, to
No STA Ggand-aye. west
Miss Ruth Winter, - No 1l9
Grand-ave west. and Miss lrrn"
LonEley. of Hamilton blvd, have re-
turned 60 their homo from Lawrence,
NJ Itch. wher" they were tAc guests OF
Miss Mac ENcland
Mrs Manning. OF Tylcr-ave. ~ sur
ferluE from slight Illness which
confines her 10 her home.
Mrs. LonRley. OF Hamilton blvd.
accompanied by Mrs Rassett. of De
trnit have LEFT FOR -. I@nace, Mich
wherc they viii remain until October,
owing 60 the poor health OF Mrs.
Horace Rrauu. or 80. 2t2 Highland
ave. loft Thursday to spend the re-
ma inder OF the wcet an Charleston.
Walter case. OF Akron. -, arrived
Thursday to spend two weeks with
his mother Mrs = Case. OF No. 3l6
HiEhland-sve.
Nr and Mrs. W l.. Ashley. who re-
Gently moved from Toledo to Cand-
ler-ave. spent y few days TINS week
with Mrs. ;. case, % No. e46 High
Ralph Cato. OF No. IS Massachu-
setts-ave, Is spending the summer
al Lake orion
Russell Bollc. Of No. 20 California
ave. II spending few weeks At Lake
orion, the guest OF Ralph Cato.
H. NJ Lane. Of No. eos Highland
ave. is spending the week ut Flint
on business.
turned ~ Watkins lake after having
visited friends in the village
Miss Nellie Hall % No. - lin
t9rst-avc.. ,s yisltinR with friends In
'nlcago for about 20 days.
Miss Marjorie Parker. of No 100
nlorndo-ave., has recovered from
@ht illness
'lr. and Mrs l. Kinner. Of No.
81, cortland hsve been spend
tE number OF days at their sum
ar home at Fair Haven
Miss Marion StmOns. OF No. 2I9e
To- nodward- very pleasantly en-
.rtained n number OF guests at her
K VI Parsons, OF Third-aNeo
pcnding his vacation AZ the home OF
ls parents In NpSilanti
Mrs G. r.. Messenger and children,
r No - Elmhurst-ave.. spent the
9y at Watkins lake. the guest Of
O.. and Mrs. l.. n. Bishop.
Mrs. Morris Morris and daughter.
.iura, have returned 60 their home
BITalo. y. V, after having visited
18th MIR and Mrs. -. &. Morris. ~
so. li5 Richton-ave.
Mrs Lever and family. OF No. lt2
Montcrey-aveo arc spending the
summer at Fair Haven.
Thornby Catchpole, of No. 2lt
,ioneva-ave. was arrested by officer
White for driving his automobile on
ieneva-ave at rate OF 80 miles per
our He was arranged in Justice
.1nagans court. Thursday, and ined
ii5 and 81 costs.
Troop Z, BOY scouts held a special
Meeting Thursday evening in the
First Methodist church 20 make the
NAL arrangements for the camping
rip next week near Port Huron.
Mr.. and Mrs. James MCIIeury and
son Earl have left for their home In
London. ont. following n yisiS with
dr and Mrs. David &. Morris. 81 No
rs RiChton-ave
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ADVERTISING
PAYS, DECLARES
BETHLEHEM co,

The Bethlehem Steel Co has sent
the following letter to Frank Pres.
brcy, president OF the Frank Pres
brcy Co, New York.
Dear Mr. Presbrey
Your company has handled some OF
the advertising placed by the Beth
lehem steel Co. in opposing the
erection. OF government armor
plant. You are aware that the adj
ver1sing campaign Of the company
contemplated an appeal 10 the people
OF the United states, and that to
make this appeal We used both dailies
and country weekly newspapers. pay
Ing the publishers their regular adj
vertisnE rate and soliciting no free
publicity.
Congress has now acted on the
armor plat" plant and has given the
proceed with it's construction. Not
withstand that fact the Bethlrhe m
Steel Co is convinced that it's efforts
to Inform the public as 10 its side
OF that controversy we're well worth
while
In the course OF that controversy,
tho company announced that il would
be It's policy hereafter 10 ncQuatnt
tho people with the details OF its re-
lAtions with the United states gov
pie, thoroughly informed as 10 the
facts would in the long run support
a policy Of fairness and progress.
/ take pleasure, therefore, IN in
forming you that one OF the way by
which the company viii tell the pub
lie about itself Will he through paid
advertising space in daily and coun-
try weekly newspapers The exact
amount OF space used viii vary With
tn" occasion. but ~ IS the expectation
IA
month some interesting and inn
portant Information concerning Itself
shall be conveyed 10 the people OF
the whole country in this way
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Deaths

Anthony LApenckas. sos Hubbard
three months. entero-colitis Mar
Earet Nedrescik. 425 Eighteenth, sew
en- months, ileo-oolitis.. Edward Byrk,
berculosis. Frank Wishcalesa 7sS
Hubbard. about IL years. fractured
skull; Sylvester Gsnvanas. Pellh tsle
about e6 years, struck by lightrpg;
years. general peritontis Grace EDGE
low. Children's Free hospital one
month. malnutritIon; Maxwell Gee
HSTPsD eo'4 RIA I1,S SsAr Graz sen sGs
pltal ~ years. acute dilitation Of
stomach. bernice Hazen, ST. Forest
w. two years, acute catarrhal en-
teritis, sarah G. Allison, 91l " War
rem. SO years carcinoma 81 abdomen
Rachel Cunning LeMessurier S4S
Delaware 81 years. heat prostrRtion
Kate T.ukasiewicz, 30 Roby -pl. nine
months, cholera infsnturn; Andrew
zancha. Roland and Junction, about
81 years. fractured skull Frank
Pasterciak. lT2 Rollin. one yssr.
malnutrition Morris Solai az Med
bury. u wears. lung embolism, steve
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