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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-19


N The second Liberty loan Il
Ill developing the momentum
necessary for smashing
success.
Although only one-third Of the So
900 COO, 900 maximum has been suo-
scribed, the nation can reach this
stupendous goal if 1t keeps on accel-
Grating its pace rs in the past few
days.
Flying squadrons are preaching LID
erty loan purchases TO the small In
vestor throughout the land. Officials
believe that numbers Of subs scribers
will be amazingly large, and they are
now driving at swelling the bulk o.
the subscribers as well as the sub
scriptions. Detroit was up to SO Fer
cent of its quota today and still
plugging.
The pro-German effort to hamstr1ng
the loan is dwindling under the gov.
ernment's threat. OF prosecutions.
The middle west-where this plot
centered Ills in fact turning to heavy
purchases From all centers come
reports that citizens Of Teuton orig
in are doing their bit"
National army and national guard
soldiers have already subscribed
$19, 100000 and these men are boost
ing the bonds wherever they go.
The unofficial totals wired today
from federal reserve district head
quarters are:
New York. s5so.oo,oooo; Chicago,
$500, 100000; Cleveland. $115,0Oo,O00;
Boston, s11O,OO0,o0O; ST. Louis, $780,
100000; Richmond. $75,ooO.o0o; Kan
sas City, $50,O0O,000; San Francisco.
S50000,000; Minneapolis, $45,000,000; /;
Atlanta, S20,0O0,000; Dallas, SIS 5,000,-
900. Totals. s1,535, 100000.
New Impetus to Drive.
NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-New inn
petus for New York's drive in the
Liberty loan campaign was discerned
by leaders today following last
nights mass meeting at Carnegie
hall
Baron Reading. lord chief justice
of England, was the principal
speaker.
"Great Britain he said, "has de-
termined that come what may, what
ever sacrifices she may have to make,
be they ever so great-even far
greater than we have yet reckoned-
she will never sheathe her sword un-
til Germany has realized she is in
the fight to the end. France is de-
termined she may die, but will never
surrender"
No Sugar Given.
DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 19.-"Buy
Liberty bond or you can't buy
sugar" This is the motto OF the
manager Of a string OFF, Detroit gro
Gerry stores. q
He is carrying 1t out to the letter.
And each consumer can buy only
one pound of sugar at that. More
than $4,000 worth of bonds already
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-19
PRICES OF FOOD
WILL. BE LOWER
Corner Has Now Been Turned
and Everything Warrants
Lower Cost to the
Consumer.
NO SHORTAGE EXCUSES
Plenty Of Beans, Corn, Meats and Po-
tatoes for All to Buy
at Reasonable
'FIgures-
|No SHORTAGE EXCUSES

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-The pub
lie will get lower food prices by the
new year.
That Is the latest food administra-
tion pledge, with the single If, whether
farmers and retailers cooperate with
the government to check soaring rates.
Retail grocers have already pledged
Food Administrator Hoover that they
will work harmoniously toward price
reduction. Neither the retail market
man nor the grower is absolutely un-
der government control Despite the
fact that many cities are on sugar ra-
tions due to temporarily short supply,
this commodity and others show signs
Of going down before the new year.
A large reduction from August prices
is shown in flour.
"The corner has now been turned IN
high prices" says Hoover. "The bean
harvest is plentiful; corn promises a
forty per cent drop In the big new
crop; beef, pork and poultry feed will
be cheaper and hence meat should be
lower. cold storage In meat lines is In
process of regulation: beef prices
show a tendency toward reduction in
Wholesale, but this has not reacted
yet in the retail price; lower potato
prices will be warranted this fall and
of certain oils should re-
duce soap prices"
Cold Storage Eggs.
CHICAGO, Oct. 19-The biggest
omelette in the world would be neces-
sary to make fair division Of all the
eggs now in cold storage in this
country.
An egg census by the Chicago bu.-
ter and egg board today revealed
there are 2,114,52S,040 eggs now con.
fined in 400 storage houses, or twenty
eggs for each person, with 76,87S, ,46O
left over.
If you insisted on accuracy, you'd
have to scramble those 76,87S, AGO.
Then you'd get an extra Z Of an egg
apiece.
Strictly first class, 100 proof. age
in-the-wood eggs are now selling at
81 to 371a cents dozen wholesale.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-19
Entire Austrian Regiment
.Surrenders to Run1uniur>
With Officers at Head Desert 7euton RAJ to Join Jug
oslou Legion of Serb Arm -

PesI W1 sd a.
:
o in
army.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-19
kerensky Back at Work.

PETROGRAD, Oct. 19-Presum-
ably the evacuation of Reval was de-
cided upon when the Germans first
achieved success In their naval cam
paign off the Riga gulf.
Today Premier Kerensky returned
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-19

Continued on page ~
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-19
No Sugar Given.

Gate City want ads.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-19
SMASHING SUCCESS
. FOR LIBERTY LOAN
One third the Maximum Sub
scribed With Intense In
terest Being Shown
Everywhere.
MANY SMALL INVESTORS
Pro-German Effort to Hamstring the
Loan, DwIndIes Under the
Threat Of Prose-
cution.
MANY SMALL INVESTORS

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
- WASHINGTON, Oct. 49,
NEAA The second Liberty loan Is
TIA developing the momentum
necessary for smashing
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-19

The Telegraph Service Of The
Daily Gate City and Constitu-
t;on.Democrat is received over
our own leased wire.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-19
Enemy ArtilIerying.
British Aid Raid.

LONDON, Oct. 19.-British naval
planes yesterday bombed the Vaens-
enaer aerodrome with satisfactory
results" an admiralty statement an
nounced today. All British machines
returned safely.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-19

Nvn, Halt Days Supply.
!. Nv foRK, Oct. 19.-There is
!, ! more than a half days coal sup
~ eh1s city today. Unless the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-19

Continued on page 81
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-19

THE WEATHER
Probably light rains. Warmer.
Local temp p. M. 40; Z a. m.
sa. ia!sA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
SpradyefOrut.

Mir IeIen Td6on biele Mouute bic
@srorOnuneen Ger 9eb0rben, oie in
bas @irtI9aFtsIe6en jeDes Sousbdlts
tief eingreiFen, uno bdour1 ben
Gpraboebrou9 ilnieres @oltes tart
bceinfluEen. Rancntli6 bat oas refine
9cuti9 bieIer 8srpr0nun9en man9em
beimiItbcn 8Orte i'm Sample gegen bic
SremopDtier sum Siege oerbolfsn.
@er ipriG0t beute nod BON Mayimal=
preiieu Iiott SSdFpreifeu9 Die 9onz
iumenieu unO YroNu5euien, Der sRonz
fun uno Die probuttion ipei6en Dor
Oen 0erbrau@ern uno @rSeugern, benz
@er6rau6 unb Der @rSeusung ober
SerIteaung. Der 9fobTiofF treibt oas
9iobmoteridl o6er RObprooutt 1iesrei9
suriid, Sebr biele Iielien es big gum
&rtegsausbru8 fir ge3iert onftatt
bon 9eIitotellcu uuo 0eIitoteKenbanO-
lung bon 5eintoIt unb 5sintonbon6s
lung gu reOen, ober Die @srorbuungen
babeu aud 6iele W6rter onnebmbor
gema9t. Dor Sobrcn pareu biele
&aufIellie ooriiber emp0rt, ooB nan
bon sincm &leiubanccl Ipra9, neil iie
bic oeutT9e Se5eibnurg ais eius Gr=
nie6rigune ibreS StanoeS anlaben,
jebt bdben Die GrIaKe bas Mort gu
Gbrcn gsbrod5t. 9ic neucn N5rier
babeu Togar ibon friI6e 9riebs erbol=
ten pie 6cinioFnurit GleirbanosIs5us
I9log, lle6etDerbroud, robfofTarm TT
elm treffliber @eiueis ibrer 2ebens-
traft.
.5Craulflrter Geituna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16

SIN Ottober porigcn Sabres iporen
es 25 Sabre, 6aB prof. Or. @ouaro
3drude in 2sip3ig oas bon leinem
8oter, Dem @srmaaiReu 5rieorid
3arnde, 1850 gegriiueete .,9iteruriI9c
3entralblati fir 9euiI9lorb" berouss
ai6t. Inter Ieiuer 2eihne lit niAt
nur bds ate Q[nfeben Der 3eiiI6rifi
gspabrt ionoern ou4 beKen 2eIertreis
erbeblib pergr0Bert lporbeu. Der Sns
6alt lit auBeroem felt 1900 umfaFen=
Der, benu gu Dem 6auptblatt, oaS iiber
bic GrI6eiurngeH auf alien @iHcns
Icbaftsoebieten einen tritiI9en lleberz
Bid ocpd6rt, 1T cine @eilage binauges
trsten, pelde in glei9sr BeiIe oie Grs
5euaniKe Der IH5nen 2iterotur beban=
oelt. 3arnde, Der 1857 81 2eip5ig
geboreu III, trat bort 1882 oIs glFiItent
an Der llnioerftGts 9ibliotbet Elm,
babiIitsrie licb 1884 fir tIoHiibe qbi-
lolo9ie, purbe 1883 ouBeroroentliter
profeiior, 1889 Director Der Mliiuss
iammhng Der 1lniosriitGt uno 1902
S6erbibIioIbetar. Seine piKenI6ait.
Iiden 9Irbeiten lie9eu 6auptId6lid aui
benz @ebicte Der @ntmifluugsaeI9i6l
Der aItIoiIiIden 2ilerotlr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
Sura 9nuder.

9as Iitcrorif6c Berlin bat eiueu
i9mer5li6en @uIalt gu bstla9en. Dor
tur5em lit Dora 9uuder mitten aus
raItIpIem S9offen babingerofft por@
SEN. Die &orretiurbogsn au ibrem
gerobe boueaeeten Mert, einem Tlies
gerromon, rcr Gnoe Ottober erI9eis
nen IoQte. Iic9en ouf ibcem G4reibs
tiib. SIR Meieu ilraHlte fat bis suz
leBt Geilt uuD 2eben aus; tpie tonute
iie fprii5en, pie ber5li@ laden. tpies
Dtsl pldne unO 9offnuugeu trug tie
nit iicb berlum, Bis Die tiidiI9e 2unz
eenent5iinoung iie paGtel Mlit ibr
gebt cine @ouuatur cabin, Elm giittger
NlenI9, cine treue Syreuubin, cine
riibrenoe W}utter. Sbr @iB, ibr tlarer
@eritaHO unO bobenItGHOiger SumOr
mahten iie gu einem e9ten 4inO bon
jenem alten Berlin, bas unIere Sc
neration iib 10 germ ibil0ern lGbt unb
70 oft berbeipiinI9t. 9os S9idIal
bate iie auf einen bebor3ugten plaB
geItelt. 9ereits ibr @roB0ater, &arl
0under, ltanO aIs 9aupt Der betannz
ten @erlagsfirmu 9under &c 6umbplt
i'm MitieIpuntt IitsrariIder SntersI>
fen. Gr beioB orei S0bne wlug. Den
@ef9i@tsi6rei6er uno @ertrauteu bes
ipateren &oiTers Griebri6; Trauo, Oen
SoSialpolititer, Der Die 0olts3eitlrug
berausgab, uub Qtlsranber, Der bic pdz
ierliGe Gerlaesfirma ipsiterfiibrte. Sn
beg leBteren 6auie oerlebrten bic
Spiben oss 9erIiusr gsiitigen unO
fiinItleril9eu 2ebens, uno bier puroe
am %. Wldra 1855 feline SO8ter
Dora eeboren.
n2tlle 9unders babsn mas log, urs
teilte tiir5licb cine alte 8erIiueriu. Sci
Der junsen Dora oeigte es iitb frub.
sic bsgdnn als lleber}esertn uno err
parb ii9 ollr9 eeIdidte @earbeituns
frau3DIii1er Stiide unqcpD6nliGe
Setnit un6 ii9ereu Slid fir gubneuz
ipirttng. Sbren eriteu grOBen ielbit>
itGnbigen @rToIg bate Iie 1884 nit
Dem 2uFTpiel oReaD". Der 9is6e gum
3beoier 1T iis au9 i9r 2ebeu lang
trsu geblie6en; lire SpernOi9tunsen
naiIarpGi~ uno Ser 5eilise Berg,
bic bon Summel, be5p. Chr. Siu6ing
oertont lpur6en, bat lie IelbIt INNER
9oG bepertet. 9os publitum uber
IGaBte in i9r nit Ae6t Dor alien bic
@erfaheriu ausee3ei9neter &omane.
v@roBItaotr, n0ie groBe 2iige4, nMas
tia Magbalend," .RdmpIer," .9erge=
boIS GObue" iteteH gang i'm 8onne
8erlin8, Berlin i'm &ouIb Ieiuer
Wla6t, Berlin in Ieiner cminenten
2iidligteit, IN Ieinem Glon3 uno iei=
nsm Glenb BAT bei al oieIen Merten
pals seItanoeu. Sn ben IeBtea Sub-
rem ipenoete iic Iid6 elmer bis9er frem=
oeu @elt, rem 6iltoriI9eu GomaH 5u.
Sn rei6sr Tolge eri9ienen Sin 9iez
besiSDl 2uopigs oes @ier5ebnten"
unb n@ie Mdrquiie bon pompobour";
teioe 9irbeiten fub tuIhlrgei6i6tli9e
@emGloe BON &aug tpie nur oepil=
ienbaftes Gtuoium uno eeniales Gin-
fiibleu iie fc6aifen lonute Sbr Dor
iDenig Tagen berausgetommenes Wert
nGeOrge GonO. Sin Bud Der 2eioeR=
ibdft" psrOisnt cine ausfiiEIi6e Wiir-
oigung.
9as @rf9eineH OieYes 8u9es uno
bic 9lucrlenuuug, Die bas aufbIiben6e
ibriftIteIleriIde Salient i6rsr 9obtsr
@pa bon berufsner Geite erIubr, tporen
Ibrs lebteH Treu6en. Stun 1T tbr ret=
DIES 0aiein bei9loKen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16


iebt IeiOe icl ne mc6r an Ardmpfeu mo
fiible mid ipie neugeboren. S6 lam
&Doid 6. Yinf9ams %egetable COMPOUND
nid)t 81 bob oben, uno idj empfe9le e5
meinen 8reunbtnnen, ole leioen, ipie id
cS 9et6au" 6rau 0IcOr9c 0l. 9lGDlor,
@or 70. MorDspQe, ga.
Slnoe 8ralen Die an ic6mer56aftcn
ODER llureBelmdbigen Yeriooen Nopfs
rpo Jliidenldjmer5en nieoeroriideuoem
6iefiibl, Gbutnnf!snnfdlIen ooer llnbcrz
taulcbfeit leioen. lollten 21oia 6. 4nfz
bnH'S %e9eiabie COMPOUND uebmen.
SauieHbe mo 6nrc1 oieS 9Sur5eIr uno
Nrduters0eilmitiel pieocr eeniuO eeiuors
ben
@erlpnaen Sic icGriitIib freieu mo
9uten 9iatb bon Der 2boio g. Yini1am
Weocinr Co., (uertrmlid) Sbnu. Weaii
ghIr 6raneu offnen mo Ieieu ioldc
@refe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16

nit 560,0O0. Damn folgen oie Stale
ner nit 100000, Oie 1eutihen nit
100000. Oie Staliener nit $4,000,
ole Seiterreider unO llngorn nit
100000, Die SfonOinapier nit 240-
GOO unO Die GnglGnoer nit 10000
,Sn i6rer @eiommtbeit 6ilOen Oic
6remoge6orenen Elm Siebentel ser
Geoolferung OeS 9onoeS, o6er Elm
9iertel Der mlitGrpflidtigen 9eOol-
ferung. Inter oeu Stoatcn, IN mel-
Gcn ole oiS 6renlOgeboreueu bette
6enoe paifenpflidtige 9ebolferung
Die eingeborenen ii6ertrifit, 6efinOcn
Id NioIiodJlietts, &6oOe SSslono,
Connecticut, 0tep-Dorf, glelp-Serie1,
@isconliu, 0linneiota lno 0tor0.
Gafota @s iibertreffen mlBcr IN
oieien Staoten ole poffenpflidtigen
SrenOge6orenen mo ibre Sobne Sic
i'm 9llter bon aGt5ebn bis bieruno-
oier3ig SSabrei lte6en0en @ingebore'
nen in oen folgenoen Stnoten- gleiu.
Sompi6ire, @enniplponien, @libigon
Siio-0ofotd, 9}e6rosfu, lltn6. Wlon-
tana, 9(ri5ono, Soobo, @oi6ington
un0 Californian. SSn Oieien Staoten
gie6t es 3mou3ig MiQionen M6nner
i'm militGrpili6tigen 9llter.
g9ie oie Stotiitif ergie6t, mo6nen
bon Sen fiiniinOOrciBig MiIlionen
6remOgeGorener mo i6rcr 9}a6fom.
men fiiniitnO5monig @ilIionen in
StGOten. SSn Gelp.Norf unO Chicago
lit nlr eiu 6iinitel ser 9epolferlmg
eiugeborencr gl6itommuna. Sic mci-
iten 0eutiden mo6neu 3WiiGen Dem
Suoion unO Dem Miiiiiiippi imo
norOliU oom Ohio. Gaiiel6e gilt bon
Ccltcrreiderh llngorn, 9elgicrn,
ghliicn &toliencrn imO Soll0noern
Gie Staaten &em-0orf, @euniDlpo-
nien unO Nclu- SerieD bo6en iie6cn-
unO pier3ig %ro5ent Scr oiterrGidi.
icber pierlinooreihig 9Sro3ent Ser
engliidjen oreiBia @ro5ent Ser oclit-
ibeu 0ierlmoiiini5ig %ro3eut ser I'M
gcriIden un0 adtllnoiiiui8ig Ero5ent
ser irlGnoiihen 9eOolferlIng.
Gic oeutibe ircmogcborcnc unO
BON 6renpgeborenen abItammcnoe
gepolferilng pert6eilt iib ipie iolgt:
9tep gorf 100000, SQinoiS 325, 900,
@isconIin 235,OOO, @enniploonia
100000, Ohio 10000, Wlidigan
10000, 98em SSeriep 10000, 0iiu-
neiota $4,000, Somo $4,000, Wlii.
lpuri 10000, California 10000,
9noiana 10000, 9ie6rasfa 10000,
Geros 10000, WlarDIauO $4,000,
&onias 10000, Connecticut 10000,
@aiioduietts 10000, SiiG.Gafotl
$4,000, &cntildp 10000, @oro.Go-
fota 10000, Sflo6oma 25,000,
9ouiiiana 10000, Montana 10000,
@cii-9ir9inin 10000, 9lrfanias 10r
600, giitrict OF columbia 10000,
Soo6o 10000, 3uiammcn 2,640,000;
ole oltcrreicbii6yu wie folgt:
GenuiDloania 375,000, 91ew Oorf
100000, SQinoiS 100000, Sbio
100000, 9cw ScrieD 100000, @iS.
conlin 10000, Minnciota $4,000,
O9idigan $4,000, Connecticut ST.
600, MaIiaduiets $1,000, @}iiiolri
10000, Snoiana 10000, Nebrasfa
10000, EeraS 25,000, California
$4,000, Soma 10000, Colorado 20,'
600, @eit @ireinia 10000, @oibino-
ton 10000, 9aniaS 10000, NlorO-
lan6 $4,000, N}ontana 10000, goro-
Iatota 10000, Rbooe SSlono 5000,
Oregon 5000, Siio.Gafota 5000,
5uinmmen 1,680,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16

&c IN ieoem DloHat
I'M @ctte lie1ell
bleiben. SSc6 pers
iucbte ale 9lrtcil
bon Niitteln iIno
ipilrbe bon 9ler5ten
be6anbelt NJ e / II c
Nranf6eit aber oaus
erte an bis ic6 zines
Sngcs bon &Doia s.
$infbaut's s g c q e.
table Gonlpounb los
iIno mas cs fir 9lnz
oere gethau. SD
.F...I,lt A
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aiiutli3e 9Jlud.

@us in Sopau pe9en oes 0ori berr'
1denbeu MangelS an StiIben ibon
lauge attueae Qroblem Der Mil9Grmut
tpuroe rinmebr uo9 ben 9eri4ten
engliI9er 8Idlter eubgiiltig our9 bic
ollgemeine Ginfiibrumg Der tiinltliAen
Milbpirti6aft oelOit. @is &unItmil9
miro aus ben au9 lei uns tetonntcA
Soidbobuen bergeltellt. Die 9obnen
iperoen foIonge aeto8t, bis bic SIiiIs
iigteit peib miro, bauu fiist man
3uder rnS pbospbote Don potoTdbs
BEL, bis bas eau5e @emenge on @ide
unO Sarbe Der geIp0buIibeu toubeniiers
ten Wlilb sleitbI. Durh Sin5ufii9en
BON @a11er srbdll moi cine Wlil4. Die
Ti9 bur9 ni4ts non Dem natiirli1en
proOutt uuterideioen ioa. II @uien
e(ppetit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16

Mel6 cine @oa' I'm 2eben
@as S6iaial Dir ae9ebeu,
9a8 1T bes G6idials Sadie;
Do2 bic erteilie Rollc.
Sie iei MN. ipie lie poGe,
@ut 0ur9Ii0ren, oas III 0eiae Sahe.
celia 5cmbrih, 1T beutc III Ieiurm
"A 2cbcnSia6re geitor6en. Nds @oor
fHcrte crit qan6 tilr5lid ieinen Al.
9od5citStaa
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9}nfcnf QlnIn1Ifr

Comm 81. S0mnclS, 9em.sn0lt, Y0ienic 0ans
1ela. 1DupmprIeL &era9SrcdDle M,arpano
Truil Wu0iuQ
Chaplin u. 8er9uion, iiG--1t7 Qalu Nulloluo
iSsidhr0e Srinbuing
q, %. & ~. s. VDUarb, a Continental N0o.
Ntalii3lren lell lsl2 erIolAreI@ IN AnLLnINte.
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g[ntonIobiIe.

Badaro. t35 $500 rs @2750
,,Hndnro MistDr 80 " WdltmurcN Charles
GiraBe unb GRi 5opalsglueue
Safcn. Die pupuldrl 0dr S395 uuo S8t5.
pMarSel Mobile GU" VarnGs tiOs i4t0,
NQro,0bareS SiraBc
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rabmen S10en, etc.
Saa, =. 6oiser 6 Go, ii5--li7 zao,5seoerld.
Gtrubc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16

GupfcritbmicJe imo Yhrbcrs.
Scau 0ubert 1884 S1ameS.elf 6. & u.
IelcpboV. gSolie 1890
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9Fmr TdDrFdsIidDFm
Brimpfe.
GatbidlGOe, Die Oiele 9eiOeu criparen
mUgeu.

WlarDsbiae, %a. II o8p0lf Sabre lang
lit i1 an iDreelicgen Ardmpfen. SD
n11,tl,An ,,,nhrn,.n 4. I.
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WanmaflrinIien. 8hilrcn. NenIIer.

"9gIs sIeo5s. R'''iI' '"' a'"' 0'"''"'" l' e0nie.
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9RarccAa Ssembrid1'o @ai.e to6t.
Hem Norf 10. 91oi. Gr
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Gpar Qlanten.
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s1rutiae eparbauf pou saiihmouD. cuiaiu.
uno Baltimore SfraBc
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taAa. Nallrer
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@lct9pIottcn. Metou, etc
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". WinruM Alaliirer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-25
DIZZY SPELLS
Relieved After Taking Two Bottles
OF Cardui, Says Tennessee
Lady.

whltwell, Tenn Mrs. q. p. Cart
wright, OF this place. writes: About
four years ago the dizzy spells got 30
bad that when ! would start to walk
| would Just pretty near fail. I wasn't
past doing my work, but was very
much rundown.
told my husband I thought Cardui
would help me, as u lady who lived
next door 10 me had taken a great
deal, and told me TO try II, This was
when We we're living in Kentucky
My husband got me a bottle and !
took II according to directions. II
helped me so much that he went back
and got me another bottle. I got a
whole lot better and Just quit taking
st. ! got over the dizzy spells took
no other medicine at that time nor
since for this trouble. No. I've never
regretted taking CarCm
felt just fine when finished ths
second bottle"
Purely vegetable. mild and gentle
In its action. Csrdui, the woman's
tonic, may be the very medicine You
need. II you suffer from symptoms OF
female troubles. sive Cardui a trial.
All cir uggists. NC-i3e