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Sane Yutetcr uua Marfcoct.

pHHt OUTFIT pUU UtuTICpCl. (SLl
GiitrlttCt uCO Goieo brogte5 / Begun,
0cIicn al 0cnnc llQe me Botcter poo
Wiorfcoet / minneapolis. Gc gif ION
uurmt Nreo Ill So pr. 8uihcI. 6or.
inuinQcn bar forrciten nleGct Ii0en.
Bar nrr orGbt al @ieiuGrm. Mrs.
5. y. &cclcr / Wlnona bleu iorlc0en
uniuIot az Ell Spprm Bier % pil6e
~iiffcrt bare blcpcu orGbt, ON life
gtubocr par fDmmct tiIhiGlp. &ln
por 0n bcnioitle3, liaciom hln icncrc
par / en- fritilf Toriotniua, men &G.
gcrnC CrflTrC0c &ipct ito0 iii at REQ
De.
NnGlifnoc uco Supnro Cafe. Gn
@naIitorm hcricOc iioitc SsnOng pe6
@opar0 %ofc, % 6ormerne o~itenior
Nncn leo ltorc Cab. 2oclGggclicrnc
elf / Ell VtiIa @rco0c ira Maple &afc
ill ct StcS moot ior &omaro @ofc,
% DC mcntc2 pua Here StcOcr at bapc
Iugt alt ooc. Stormcn lc0iugcoc5 al
ct be'tlQt Mcgn.
GbippcwnCrnc inmlcs. Chippewa.
NnoiunCrnC ira W%tinnClotu3 Hcicrpas
tIoncr bol0cr ocrmc llQc lit oarliQe
W}oOc / NcmI0ii. TT al DC uiQtiQltC
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lm0Cr Wfooct BIZ
Der oct &ruu pau 10 QtIliuncr Col
lars, iom Su0ioncrnc pii title 9icgjc-
rilqcn. Ger er iolQt al ocrca &ano
oa {ommcr, uocn at nogcn Detailing
cr giuct Dem, Tiger DC.
Snu SUcnifcr / Nrreit. Gua @rln0
al at 0c hup0e un0ln0t at reQiitrerc
Tor WtIlitUrticucitc, cr inn Spcnltcr
lat / TUn9icl / Il. Saul. &c cr 9Ircl
". &obnion Nlcr Carlton, Nltauit
Carlton, Garl &ohnion, &obu Blur
Gnocb Carlton og Ricbaro
Carlton. &c ioQoca orc at prrc Sos
ctaIiItcr, oQ TO al Dem bupoc ocaltocn
Sort ION VteoIcnmcr al 5. ". u.
SiOliacrc Sheriff i Scnnrpin oeo.
><obn Molntbcrh Sbrriri al Ncnncpin
Gonntn ira 1894 til 1898, cr oidaoct
oco Cp0cn / Gcnpcr. Ntr. NolmbcrQ
blcp iiUr ficn0t ocrpcO, at ban par
"a MnrrU Noluaro bIcu bpnat
Wtim1copoli2. NoImberQ ticrtc oQs
iau Ell CCrmrin / Statcna &~cQisIatur,
innoalat | 1892. Get par / 1900, at
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0nolanoet.
Sp,pa.

|arncInmmelic / Snbnanc. @or
neldmmelicn bar 0eune llge frGpe'
fit icritc Siier / DUBUQUE bette 9lar
Oct nar ct 10 Nfanneoer pomntcIt
@arn, iom ct Bar llger boooe libt a
Spa6ommcn.
Muiefpru / %rnuoitrnbc. DIR. on
gtr@. Rohert [<ohuiou peo Charlton
bar hart SEN Sorg at mite lin PC
Maoncber aantIc Ssn peo en- uoIoionl
SOB, ioct ban fuaItea Oeo at iaa et
Ytuiaforu / Stribcn. Ieoen inotra'
isr %UachjGIp tunoc crboIOes.
%nuct iorpDlNcr Sab pnn Snrincn.
TN hcitia loroguitorm aif iioite Sens
hnQ oocr &omiou Gomtn, % nlcget
&pTN mcl0tc2 At npre hrubt al Spuct
/ StroaCt ino ior Soma Gin, lpr.
hcnitormcH lcoiaaeoc9 al ct HcauiuI0,
ser p0a enfcItc Stcocr bcl9b lig iii
70 EommCr.
Solont bcGropCo / SprinQpiac. ~
@or0ou Gprluun. SoIoat / &ofnpuui
: al G,o0r RapiDs, 0rlttucot iorrlQc
llgc ml0cr @aNuina / W2iaii2iippiiIo.
hcn req Scbuln % bcQraucoea her ON
CnQcu / SprinQrluc InrIau0 par
t~ioIiQcre Shloent ueo Soc College GA
alorNc jiior Gicncile uco Den merriam.
lie WrUnic.
Srucoc iiq nifnOt. @ilium CRAIG
ser iaMmcn mco II andre blcU lIls
lcunc uu0Cr en- u0ltct gultomobil urr
sort CnNac, ipranl Icen0e op igjcn
~ bclDn0tc at boritc Stpuct al iinc
NlUbCr Id0inGrt ban bar fonunct Ir2
illcu trocnoc al han por iuloitUnoiQ F.
ulfu0t Sort cltcr lul0t han 300 op0
mn, l0ct ban hap0c rrholot m0ucu
niac HuUilclitr.
NutlnQer i'm Gunltunouufuf. Ialc
M!mphrcn ~ Selmer NnNrriou al
9torthmooo bar u0iTr0iQet NnflaQc
moo Gorl @m0crion. Gomtpaopotut
/ 9Sorth Gouutu. hocut oe bcitulocr
1or al hare Duut Ell Nasic q / i'm
Nutomobila %ogipoc, en- 9litcu ga
ban tom tiIbogc til @nrn. Gn 9laii
itcut ira NttornCn Generals Nontor
cr faI0t til Gorthmooo ior at briuac
alurbe0 / 0cmC Elfo9ichiiluric
Stntcna "blnn @uOc" life oploioc?
Gitcrut Der noaen Si0 cr ltrUpct
mco al a%lcnncmrerc ,$onn2 "blua go.
be-, bar CONNER GomumO Hicbolp, /
tlbllAcrc al Ntrrp, men mi prafljir +
rcnoc i Billings, Moutnua, grouct ,
trcm a. 0amIc Qntmcutcr en- Notc II
itcrctatIcu0clic, hporpc0 Qoutlc %oDr, /
Der / lUnQcrc (io bar uUrct ct OpOt !
Noaltap, crtlGrca lor ugul0ilc. Get T
nar Noicitcrcta0ommcr Gharlca W'a /
ION, lonI ltrcp 0runc Njeu0cllc, % s
nTcnoltIont Ser cr hculaact NANCE /
Narticr, 'locu Ocu blcu uiQiuct, iuu {
mcncr hoA molQc ElrIitcr. at Sta |
tens n~uprrcu0c NOicItrrct puo !
@ruulblon hcrni pil crfIurc sc nlcQct I
nnl'triotc Sononl@louc ira Qanllc ga c
&c 'onl Int no al @ctraAtniuQ c
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Scifcrlnitrrnc fife inrliue.

HNI'NfA"'AA" ~ I"'''N'' wv
fere Oe6 StatSlmipcrIitetct / Soipc
Gitp bar / Ipnqrre 5ib boot set tropIi
mcO at mloerisac ScitepInitre, ION
cr inoienot ira oIIe Gcle al Staten.
Ci1ic YIaitre bIeu ioIat al ounitrct.
icn6e SfrGppcbunblcrc, % Ser ai(
HpQter ON, at oe bar RCoifaber ior
Ell funnel inf RIan. iom elf no pon
at ipreoc ale SIag2 o6bbrinQcrbc
@acilcr bIanot oS. YionRe Al bi9ie
Sfrrppebanolere bIeD iot / 6pnQicI.
men 6u bereS Vlaitre bar uiit iiQ at
prre oe oIminoeIiae, ioul iGlae@ paa
ethpcrt glpotbCf, pil o. III lgsIuhes.
Wisiunrifluoeu rber iig inouuer.
Cpcr en- Nhl lana StrptninQ nPr
SaIir, ii QtiI ira Siour Sin, boIocr
WfisiouriiIoOen pau at Goe iig inb.
ouer cnocI al oct beoite % foitbareite
Jurmluno / Stutrn, % Iabct bill be.
Igbc iiH til mango llriinb Collars.
Senooa Aitcn, ga DC IRE Senucr al
TarmCrcn u. Soliou bar / et ScIifub
uoQlc lfil ira Niemlet, blcn Dc pr.
(cIcion urmo0c0C on Of iFpu0c 'ig
hIcm, ga &uupCu hol0t pua al Qau /
TloOcn oa ocn npitc Caa montte ale
6armcn3 @uduluGcr 'Uttc2 pna Ahtl
Ter for al truuaportcrca lpnacr inc.
npcr, i0et GIo0cn in0Cn fort (l0 piloc
buuc iIItQt belle @uQninQ2pIooicn Gn
80 Ncrca MaurcuQcr puu oCnuc lam.
me Gurm par uucrc0c ioriuum0cm %
BEN belle GicnOom iunca DON'T til I'm
0crqonQ. &afcport &cicn, ION cr Den
rorncuitC YutomobllrlltC ip0nuer ira
SIour Sin, uur pau ct Stco / Torc
Tor al bIipr uibru0t I0ct GIoOcn iugtc
men "lltfcrt nrrnlcoc llG Sen.
st mcrfclint Snmmcntrri. 81
Srocr cr nctop 300 70 auinOcr, hui2
tip@lorclic cr idiot iaa uoiaQtia iom
men. al oct / ui0crc &rc0ic fan uUrc
II ,Sltcrcaic at luic 0crom. ,<ouaa
5000 % Or " ". CanicI tom til
Gormm / 1S52. bcQQc l}c0.
culucr AZ oct toritc Snorpttcriclitob
Il ocnnc Gel Al Stotcn. &c blcp
']tnboinrmcrc / NucfinQhom Comm.
hip, Qi'tcoc iil % iii hucr ire Born.
&c 10 bigger, Wioru $1,000 oQ %iabcl
bar loot / inmmc WtuuuC0,
{ lcatc Iarnncn, elf I'll innmc Sfolc
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-13
Able garsnns

frGffe Wforoeren til anipor. Sen
mproeoe Eiges SnfeI ifal peo benbes
Saare bape gipet BET 9sfte, at ban
lite ptl opgipe Ssgen efter Worbe.
rem, 'aa lGnge ban bar Gpner oa
Wtioler oertil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-13
Nor0 Safota.
Tarmerielifab fipber Bombs. 1SoI

"uIu SUIU1U>
Sarmerielifab fipber Bombs. Gar.
mcrS Glepotor So. / @eitbope bar
cfter at hupe erflpret en- Sipioeno(
al % Trocent, beororet lin 9eltprer
til at fiobe Tribeosbonos for $4,000
al bpao irelnoeles par / auSien.
Np @nnclinjc ira Sicfiniun. Gen
pIanla9oe 0icfinlon, Seior-Gtem 2eip.
Jig @nnelinie ifoI bore iifret lutoer
ct nplig / Gicfinion ufbolbt Mpbc al
oucr 500 Snrn1erc, 6orretningsmGnb
og G~npitaliitCr. Ser meloeS, at Off
tier til ct Scleb al $685. 600 bar teg=
net, og man blcp enige ON, at oct pir=
tcllgc &onItrIftionsarbeibc bpr be.
gplbe5 citcr mIinoit mulig llbirttclle.
Mnbct Sffcr for Mntpmpbilnlpffc.
Ter melotcs for nogle Gage iiocn, at
Wtrs. Wnrp WcSSntpre al Sarge bar
ofQouct pcb 9poen iom Sslge al en-
Observation-Disclosures, Der Den 4oe Sllli
inbtrni en- Wdl norbenfor Moorbcnb.
M ut'' "ou muu
~, "'V'o an n.t,.l'S III Y."' ~,
Sem UUtV.u', "'p''Ia p''''pp:
o.lp.p, " ""''''''''''' "''''o' "' !
~N'9''I'N"'
&irfcfluffc itiaalcn % sjcninnoen.
Gloften / Den llltber'te airfeS Saart
/ ainorco bleu forleben Scat itiaalen,
men Den bapoe bcloiapia pit Jig Tor
tltl1 at fragte. Ge aieregreier, IN
pcnc bonOc %benpttet, bar p~lcnipnlig
Qunct l"ltpffcr unoer Den 1900 TntoS
MlpLts' '9 pe'' 4 pttIot olEpS'' II e.
t'ttuol. IsI' 9l'lsruIIoIrS ! 9op ~
putp w o:eu ~ "..'aVIos!, ~
!'is'I''Il .8l''' u''pio8' puu ''' f'up"
! S"u'''i'
Hsobnberne fiprcr | eanc @iler.-
6orle0en par oct Snbiunerne5 Saa
ue0 Geoil5 2afe G%bottnltqlta, men
ON lloqen / Sen NnleOnin9 bapoe oell-
tct at ie Ell brogct SoriamIina al
fiGrimpffcoc gtatllrbarn pua mere eli
Ter minorc i~fiuonagre Scitc, ioa blco
DC ierQelig ifuiieoe. Snoiancrnc ira
Sort Sottcu HcIerpationcn TOM llcln.
Iig fiorenbe til Gballtauoltameoet /
liuc cgnc prGQtioc 9utompbiler, bpil-
tc aierctcicr oe iuinaeoc liqeiaa cIc-
can't iom no0cn Sppe0itaosfitif. iSor
life at bereuc Saaen al Homol1tif rel.
tie Sc boa iinc Selte paa lloItiQinus.
Qrililoell o9 pHl'9fe ,tte @rnoer ooer
NlpFit' mel, mango N'opIiper ot'le jig
I'LL Dell lorle9He oei'Ile Noue'
st uiatiat Spprasmaal. Weocns
Ereeman Curtis / @rooopiem Solpu.
hip peb Gooperstonn iorleoen too Tia
en- Sltr, bleu Ser oiiuret ct Sfllb moo
ham, on oo Noboens. S,Spbn 9rieiin.
Qers Sat Iioe efter SiloraaeIien blep
iuloen npr Senael,. err set blepet et
mcaet piatiat SperasmooL, bporIebes
Satten bel fllnbe ppre fonrruet Ser
netop / Bette fritiife SiebIif. Snb.
ifob$iuloe Wenneifer fortpuer. at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-13

ban flptteoe til 9enper. San eiter.
la6cr iia Suitru.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-13

$ Scrbinbelie meb openitaaerbe
cplpIer Geniusbepartemertet, at
Ger beri 2anoet finoes 4,662,O00
NerIoner, lom er fsote enten t
Spiflanb., giterrig-l1nsarn, gulea'
rien eaer Sprfiet. Dc er foroelt
meaem oe fem Nationaliteter iaa'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-13
Gnten Guer.

@~aibington, Sen ODE Sitli: If
Tormanoen / &epreientantbuIets
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, S. 6. Bur.
nett, err ser ioag fremiat ct Sor'
lag, Der er mpntet paa W9no /
Iilit9raloeren, iom er fsote / l1b'
lanoet, men Tom irtet Sfriot bar
taaet til at bli amertfanife gor.
aere. Sorilaget eaar no paa, Of
ser gipcs Dem en- Sibsfriit at fra
80 til 60 Gage fra Sorlagets
Geotagelie tilot uotage fine "fsrite
iaa De eisres tieneitplig'
tiae Der. ltnblaber De at gisre
bette, ifal be ubpiIes at 2anoet.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-20
CARTHAGE, ILL.,, JULY 20.

Mrs. A. ]. Whalen and daughter Of
Moline attended the wedding of Miss
Kathryn Monroe and Raymond
Schafer at Nauvoo Thursday. and are
now visiting Mr.. and Mrs. M. p. Mon
roe and also at the Leon Chevillon
home in this city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. O'Harra who
have been visiting friends in Boston,
New York, Washington, D. c.. and
relatives in Virginia. arrived home
Friday evening.
Mrs. J. w. Lovitt Of Terre Haute
and Miss Mary Johnson of Galesburg
were guests Wednesday Of Mrs.
Lovitts daughter Mrs. L. G. knight.
Miss Marie Crabbe OF Edna. Mo-.
arrived Wednesday to visit her aunt,
Mrs. Geo. Orth.
Mrs. Chas Balmer visited the last
! OF the week with her daughter Mrs.
Estella Walthers.
Miss Vivian Boroker of Pittsburg.
Kans.. who is visiting in Dallas City.
was q guest Friday at the y. w.
Durham home.
Mrs. C. T. Cordell and children OF
Colchester and Miss Ruth Aiken OF
Adrian visited Saturday with their
sister Mrs. M. L. Cheney.
Mrs. Lillian Cutler and daughter
Mrs. Ellis Cox, and son Howard Ellis
departed Monday for st. Louis to
visit Mrs. Cutters sister Mrs. Flora
Taylor.
Mrs. Lowell Cline returned Satur-
day to her home in Quincy after
visiting her mother Mrs. Ellen Bah
bington. Her sister Miss Mary, &C
COMMANDED her home
Miss Grace Flynn was an over
Sunday guest of Miss Kathryn
Krewdson in Quincy.
Mrs. John Brown accompanied
Anna Lester to Oakyille, Iowa, Mon
day to visit Miss Testers sister Mrs.
Hazel Johnson.
Shelby Towles and Charles Hen
bricks of the national guard OF
Quincy, spent Sunday with home
folks and friensd.
Miss Wilda Hummel of Nauvoo Wis
tied few days the past week with
her aunt Mrs. Henry Weber.
Mrs. Willis Clampitt, son Paul and
daughter Polly, went to Burlington
Monday to visit Mrs. Clampitt's
daughter Mrs. oliver Babb.
The Hancock County Editorial as
ISOLATION met in Nauvoo Friday and
enjoyed a delightful day. Editor But
Ter of the Dallas Review, was elected
secretary to fill the unexpired term
Of P. h. Ewing who was formerly
with the Hamilton Press. The an
nual picnic of the association will be
held in Hamilton on August 10, the
next regular meeting to be held at
Warsaw, October S.
Little Corenne Cutler, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ferrill Cutler, while
playing about the kitchen one day
the past week, ran backward. falling
into tub of lukewarm wash suds sit
ting on the floor. She was all sub
merged but her feet when her mother
turned at her cry and rescued her.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-20

rwo prisoners escaped from the
Carthage Jail about nine o'clock p
M. Wednesday evening. Harry Coop
er who was charged with chicken
stealing. and Dale Walton. chargeo
with stealing and selling JUNK.
An escape was effected by the pris'
oners saving their way through three
bars. presumably with a hack saw,
the bars being three inches vide ana
three-eighths inch thick. the opening
heing large enough for anyone 10
crawl through. This opening led into
nrivate cell, used for insane
patients or for female prisoners. ana
was principally used for storing JUNK
the door to which was usually un'
holted in order to make entrance 70
the same less difficult, and as II
does not open into the main CORR.
dors of the Jail, it was not deemed
necessary to have the same boited
unless in use. Once into this cell,
the way was easy by passing out
through the kitchen and the door
leading to the alley just west OF the
Jail.
Cooper was passing through the
small gate at tlaS..gear OF the Hotter
Cutler yards, when DOC War~lcA
happened along and gave the alarm.
Had their escape not been dlscoVereo
at once all the prisoners could have
made their escape.
The prisoners who did the work OF
cutting the bars probably were en-
gagged at 1t for some weeks, as IL
was big job. Mrs. Mosley had
heard noise for some time. whlch
sounded like saving. and an 1nvesu-
cation had been made, but nothing
discovered. There is water pipe
which runs along this part OF the
corridor, and the prisoners had been
doing their laundry work, and kept
their clothes hanging over this and
then, too, with soap, they had hlled
the cracks as fast as sawed, color1ng
the same to correspond to the pars
which are dark green. Evidently
no part of the bars had been broken
as the cut was smooth. Mrs. Mosley
had been sleeping down stairs until
lust two nights before the escape,
and feeling some uneasiness as to
the noise at night, Sheriff Mosley had
made frequent and diligent search. to
discover nothing. A blacksmith had
been called in a few days before to
fix some bolts and he had also made
an investigation. being within three
feet of the sawed bars, but did not
discover them. A big heavy piece
of iron pipe was also found. which
It is presumed the prisoners had in
tended to use for weapon.
Cooper has been in the Carthage
TAIL before on the same charge and
from his past 1t is evident that he
is no novice at the business. Young
Walton has committed his first
offense and it is hoped that he is
not in company with Cooper, who
evidently was at the lead In the
whole affair.
Up to a late hour Thursday even
ing, no trace of the prisoners had
been discovered.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-20
ESTIMATE OF
194l POPULATION
BY That Date Chicago viii Have
Over Eighteen Million
People at Rate OF
Gain.

[United Press Leased Wire Service.
CHICAGO. July 20.-Chicago today
listened to predictions that Its popu'
lation would pass that Of New York
on January 81, 1871, between $3.50
and 1851 p. M, to be exact.
The prediction was based on the
recent population estimate for the
draft.
Experts figured that the estimate
3 ,957-is an increase of 66.6 per-
cent over the population of 1910. In
the same time New York City has
increased from 4.766,ss3 in 1910 to
6,5O41S5 on the figures prepared by
the draft census bureau.
Carrying out the present gains, the
census estimators find that the popu-
lation on January 81, 1941, between
$3.50 and 1851 p. M. will be 1882
900 and for New York, 1S,5l1,OoO.
They figure the two cities increase
their population daily, as follows:
New York, $3.50; Chicago. ASIA.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-20
REV. GILLESPIE
TO MAKE ADDRESS
Pastor of ST. Peters Church to Speak
to Soldiers at Company L
Camp Tonisht-Sand
Concert Postponed.

At the army tent at Company L
camp tonight, the Very Rev. ]. w.
Gillespie will give an address to the
soldiers, beginning at eight o'clock
The band concert, however, will be
postponed one week and will be
given Friday evening, July 81. The
music this evening will be largely
stringed instrument numbers and a
general sing-up by the members OF
the com pany.
With the coming hot weather the
Y. M. C. A artesian swimming pool
is very popular. Regular classes are
as follows: Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, beginners, 1000 a. M; props,
1920 a. M; Juniors, 400 p. M; EN-.
ployed boys, 1880 p. m; senior ana
intermediate members any hour In
the day, and every day in the week
except Thursday and Sunday, when
the pool is refilled.
The Y. w. G. A. classes are averag-
ing fifty girls. The Y. w. classes
meet Tuesday and Saturday morn
fngs. five classes, running As minutes
each. from 6:15 a. m. to 10000 a. m.
Inform alton about classes and suits
can be obtained by calling the Y. w.
c. A.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-20
co. l. MUST BE
READY BY AUG. l
Colonel BARLEY Tells First Reo'mens
to Prepare to Move by
First of Next
Month.

All companies in the
49, First Iowa regiment of in
NSA fantry have been ordered 10
w. be ready to move August l.
The order has been sent out by ooi'
onel BARLEY and reads as follows.
Headquarters First Iowa Infantry
Fort Des Moines, Ia. July IL, ls1''
From: Regimental Headquarters.
To: Company and Detachment
Commanders and Recruiting Ofhcers'
First Iowa Infantry.
subject: Relief From Guard DUTY.
/. Telegram from department com
m ander dated July 16. 1917, states
that all military guards except those
at Camp Dodge will be relieved
August /. No further orders have
been received for the movement OF
the troops relieved at that time, dat
the PROBABILITIES are that all troops
will be moved then and arrangements
should be made accordingly.
hartley. Colonel.
r. A. CARNEGIE,
Captain First Iowa Infantry, AdJu'
tant.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-20
PLASTER
INVESTIGATED
Samples Of Healing Stuff Peddled
Here Being Picked up on
Suspicion Of Having
Germs in it.

/ Samples of court plaster similar to
that alleged to contain tetanus germs,
and which was said to have been
peddled in Nebraska and the west,
are being sought for in Keokuk. d.
IF. Crowley, deputy United States
marshal, is picking up the samples
of the plaster, and will forward it to
proper authorities.
The court plaster under suspicion
was pedd1ed in Keokuk in one spr
two places by lame woman. 1t is
enclosed in a pasteboard case with
lettering in black and white on the
face of the case. Whether the plast-
err is really tainted, or whether it is
good, remains for chemical analy.
sis to determine. The officials how.
ever, are looking into the case. and
will take any precaution needed.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-20

Here's real foot-comlort for you at last.
Say good-by to your old corn salve. liquids.
wsy--tho Suco way-to end foot troubles
Is by the use OF ice-Mipt-a creamy. pleas
ant. SNOWY white preparation. whose medici-
nal ingredients nre Imported from Japan
where the people have the finest. health
lest llttlo feet In the world.
RIB q litlA. Ics-Mint upon any tender.
aching corn or caisous. Instantly the
soreness disappears and q delightful. cool
lug, soothing feeling Is impaired to the
s.fn. In short time the corn or Gallon
With the Nngcgs. No hurnbug II your
poor. tired. aching, swollen. burning feet
evor feel the magic touch OF lce-Mint.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-20
ICE MINT ENDS FOOT MISERY
Quick Relief for Sore, Tired Aching Swollen Burning
Feet Painful Corns and Calouses.
Just Stops Soreness Instantly the Feet Feel Cool
Easy and Comfortable Try 1t!

| they will feel so cool and comfortable that
you will sigh with relief. It's grand. Its
Standing have no terrors for the friends
of Ice-Mint. Resolve to end your foot
misery today. DO not neglect those poor.
tired. burning. corn-pestered feet any
at last.
No matter what you have tried or how
many times you have been disappointed,
/ leo Mint will give you just the relief and
satisfaction that you have been longing
for. Try itl Ask at any Drug Store to-
day for q small jar of Ice-A1int. 1t costs
little and acts so quickly and gently. 1t
seems like magic. You'll say SO yourself.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-20
FELL FROM
LOAD OF HAY
Farmers Death Was Practically In
Simultaneous When He Plunged
iHeadfirst From

NEW LONDON, Iowa, July 20
Art Riepe. prosperous young farmer
residing four miles west of this city,
was instantly killed by falling back
ward from a load Of hay. His skull
was crushed when he struck the barn
floor.
Riepe and his men were engaged
in putting up hay. In pulling the fork
back to the wagon the trip rope broke,
causing Mr.. Riepe to loose his bal
ance. He plunged headfirst to the
floor below.
DR.. Boggs, who was called, stated
that death was practically instan-
taneous.
The deceased is survived by his
wife and son, three years old. His
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Riepe,
and a brother, Fred, also survive.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-20

shows that stand it real we'll. I took
the Compound when my ten year old
daughter came and it helped me lot
keep it in the house all the time and
recommend it."-Mrs. DEWITT SINCE
BAUGH, West Dandy, N. Y.
Sleeplessness, nervousness, irritable
ity, backache, headaches, dragging SEN
sations, all point to female derange-
ments which may be overcome by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
This famous remedy, the medicinal
ingredients Of which are derived from
choice roots and herbs, has for forty
years proved to be a most valuable tonia
and invigorator Of the female organism.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-20
LEO LIE BRON
HAS COMMAND
keokuk Man Enters Reserve Corps
Of Engineers and Is Com
missIoned Captain.
The many friends of Lee

The many friends of Leo
MA LeBron, the son of Mrs.
TIL Elizabeth LeBron. will be
W interested in the following
item from Guthrie, Okla, paper:
L. P. LeBron, assistant civil engi-
neer Of the Fort Smith & Western
railroad, returned from Little Rock
Wednesday where he passed sue
cessfui examination for entrance In
the officers reserve corps as captain,
department of civil engineering. Mr..
LeBron has been connected with the
Fort Smith & Western for eleven
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-20

Lydia E. Pinkham's
w etable Com
pound for nerves
and for female trou-
bles and it straight
ened me out in good
shape. Iwork nearly
Jail tho time, as we
live on q farm and I
have four girls. I do
Jail my sewing and
iother work with
FL, a;r hahn an -
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-20

War Kerensky personally led his
troops in an assault which resulted
in capture of the fortress of St.
Peter and Paul from the Petrograd
rioters today. The government forces
crossed the bridges and took the
stronghold amid machine gun fire.
American bank clerks massed on
the balcony of the building in which
the branch of the National City bank
of New York Is located, witnessed
the coup. having perfect grand stand
seats.
This is the first word that has
come from Petrograd indicating tnat
the revolters there had succeeded In
establishing themselves in the for
midable fortress of st. Peter and
Paul.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-20

years. Seven years of this time
were spent at Guthrie and the re-
mainder at Fort Smith.