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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03

len, it'd Die Ndtlng uno 5ratnotdnlt
aaer gu ertperben, 6eneu es oergonlt
eetreien, ndher nit ibr befanrtt 5n
iper0en, mo Die granigebeltgten Sin
terbliebenen oiirfen bei Der idnDeren
6einill6lng, BON Der tie betrofier
noroen, Der innigIten 1beiInabme per'
ii6ert Iein. 9ie 8eeroiGung firt0et om
Wontd1 Rorgen I'M 8iertel nadI aft
llbr pom Sralterhallie $40. 1881 @aI'
mt StraBe aus itdtt, lpuralf I'M bolb
rein llbr in Der q. Rarien STRIDE ein
feierIibes Reauiem Sohnnt 5elebrirt
iperoen rpiro.
Die dIteite SnIaTin beg goomann's
i6en Ditttpen6eirntb bat seitern in
iyrau 6 briftin: 9en3er bo6bes
tast, i'm 81. 2ebsasiabre bic 2lugen
gum epigen S9lummer geIhloiIsn.
Die 9rsiiin BAT butd ibr ionniges Sez
miitb es Oeritunben iih 3dblreihe
Sreunbe gu gstpiunsn uno erfreute iit
aud untsr ben altsn Ddmen in Der
@ittpsnbsimntb Der gr6bten 8elisbtz
belt, fobab ibr Shsiben aufridtiae
3ruuer perurIobt bat. Die Seerotz
auns finost am Sdmitag Rudulittog
nm baIb 3psi ubr pon Der 8ittpeus
bsimatb aus It6tt.
Sm beIten Wannesalter i'm 80. ass
bsnsiabre 1T ssittrn infoIge zines
5isi6lags 6err Seirrid Sup
psntaB fsinen &rs.h0rigen unb ei=
mem arobsn GreunOestreis, ben er iibI
ourd1 feline berporragenoeu @bnratters
eiasnIhdfter su eriuerber geipabt,
burh ben Sob eutriIien tporber. Die
aramasbeuete 5umiIis bari BET oiefein
bsrben ShidIulsffIdg, Der Iie betrofs
fen, Der iunigIten SbeiInabme oers
Titert Itin. Die geerbigung finbst
am Samitag Ra9ntittag nm halb prei
llbr ppm 5rauerbouie Ro. 1926
Tloors Strabs aus itdtt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03

Dor eirieen 2ogcn in Gonep cSslano
elnen nit ebipunreH aefiilten aorb ,ii
onncttirgn pcriu9fe. auf bic Jiirbit.e
iciner Satin uro nit giiidiid)t baraiii
Dab er iidJ iopelt nod ME etpa5 bafte
81 i9uloen fonimen Iaiien. nnroe
Hoir bonn 4idter niif freiein Sub b..
Iaiicn uno ertielt bis 5un 10. Scp.
enfter 8eit, Die Strnfe sii be3abIen.
3u elmer @eItitrdie Don $25 nn6
Soften pur6e Der % ssnbre oIte albert
Ibiem bon go. 46f5 airbp Reab be. !.
nrtheilt neil er Dor eiiligen Sagen
ben as Sabre alter Grant Warlow.
bnn gio. S04 Gin gfrnbe, einea 9p.en
ot. @eitern lirion telegraph 60.
itciIi6 ongegrifien tnfte. Sbiem ipar
biz Dor fitr5ein oiid oils 9ote bel Der
csrnnnien @eieaidnit ongeiieiIt &C..
m.ien ieoob entlaiien ipcrocn uno
ira felt ieiner Gntlaifuns periudt
b1ten, einen GusitnHo Der SeIegra.
pbeilboten 81 ini3entren.
Eegen slntoniobiIraicns ipuroc
9onis gorser bon Ro. 1874 pdrfer
SiraBe 81 einer @elbItraie bon $50
imh Soften beriirtbeiIt.
iyijnf aIte Siitiberinnen, Die iip6b.
Iige Dale i'm @uni5ipalserid,t tuegen
geringiiigieer @ergehen, neiIt meaen
3rirf,fpuheif .altncitytfpiIt tuorAcu t,,o /,
reu. iuiiroen asitern bon HidJter s)edi.
NIGH aIs unperbeiIerlid) naf Der 0ef.
lerungsanitalt fir sSraien III Wiaps.
bile. o., gefanof. Die Betreffen6cir
mnren: anna Sepl, 80 Sabre alt !;
gnno Rife. so ssdhre oIt; petti,
@iiettinssr, 46 Sabre oft; anie Bier.
mcn, 45 Ssobre off, pno aIice @eber,
20 Sabre oft. Ole 9esteenanrie baite
nift peuiger aIs iedsigniaI ror benz
Ssater seftanoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03
Greibrieff effomntiHdrs.
Die sdaffHns eines beiOnberen stra'
fenbabH9 9epartemsnts bean.
tragi.

@elegentIid Der geitrisen Sisung
Der Ireibrieffonmliidre unerbreitete
Serr aunfeI mn 9umen oes &onurlit.
tees fr offentlid)e lliiIitdteB oen Dor.
ifIaa, in BEN sSrcibrief elm beionoeres
Strabenbabn Qepartelnent unter Der
Gberleiting eines beionoeren Iiref.
tors porSuieben. Gieier Gireftor ioG
nch meitcrgebenoc 8oaTnaflten Belt.
ten, tuie Der fiirjlih ernannte Stra.
benbdbnfominiiidr lm6 ioa m Stra.
benbdbnfrager Die bod6te SSniton3 jeil,
nit ausnabme Don gerdnoerlmgen
ees StraBenbabnfreibriefs BON Ser.
lanqerung gegeniDdrtiger 9inien ooer
gnlnge reiier StrnBenbabnIinien.
9icie angeleaenbcit miro aui slntrog
prn SerrH aiinfel in Der SiBung Der
aomnliiidre anl gfontng 5iIr 1e6atte
tcmnien.
gfm Deontag miro oudJ Der boIlitGn.
oire @itttpurf oes Sreibriefs, Der pom
Dem nit Der ausorfeitlma befrn,ten
Sommittee, dn 6eiien Spiee Serr
0entpfep ftebt, cbenfans seitern I'M.
terbreitet fpurbe, ptr Debate aufse.
ncnrmen fperbeH.
Die eir3ise Srnse, tpeIhe aeiterr
befinitip erlebigt iulirbe, ipdr, baB oui
elrtrng bon Serrn Sorriion Sie atntS.
te-mine oer, WiitsIieber Der 3ilguns3.
Transformation Don bier auf adj.
Sabre perIdneert iulroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03
Gebmrfem.

eairueI unS Rarp WrRullen. u.
plum CTR, anabe.
Sorrn uno Goa Gberiuitie, 1860
gruit CTR, annbe.
ghto iino WIiIoou SoniiH, 1852
Central ape., Widodpen.
s}obn mno 8era Snmbor. 1924
Gleaiant Strcbe, Gnabe.
UenoeIin linb OttiIie Scrtbeime-,
$40 Meit adlie CTR. Wsdodsn.
Sarrp inS SeIen CLINE, 552 Glad
Strofe. WfaodPn.
@corse mo 9ouiie Serpeb. 30j
CIirer Ctr, arabe.
Sernlnm unS Carrie SInnier, 200
9seetc Ctr, auabe.
Geo unS Gnrrie &otban. 30t9 Glen.
wup Are Rrabe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03
garffonserte.

Qim Gdmitas Rddmittus tDiro i'm
9urnst Woobs PART oas Sommers
Spmpbonie . Drdxfier bos foIsenbe
proeramm sur 9ur4fii9runs brins
gen:
Marid .1ruetr TIE 5lag' 1lrn
Oupsriurt Su .Rup Bias"
WsnbslsIobu
5rompsimiolo (anssspdhIt)
3srr Deib.
potpourri aus .9obeHerin'. Ddsnsr
Star GpansIs6 8annsr
Duperture 81 ~Orpbsus in esr llns
isriueIt- Offsnbub
@aissr .Roisn aus Ssm siieen' !.
Straub
Sen in aranius
Dan Mmericdua 6erbtrt
5iir bas ON GoHntas Rahmittag
i'm eesn part iiattfiupsnbs aou5ert.
bos ppm 6ommsr SpmpbonissSrs
deter .asssben piro, IN pas folstnbs
s)rOsrdmm 5uiammsugsiisut por'
ben:
Rari4 On parnbs-. Soufa
Subsrture 5u .Nartta' Jtrtcu
Gsrsnabs fiir JlSie unb 9crn 5itl
Die Serren Rou!ouiis uHb eilsrebt.
unsarii6e Rbdpfobis 30. 2 :. 2is5t
Star Gpansisb Bdnnsr.
Ouperturs gu .yiqus Dame" Supps
Walssr .Jlotie 9urids gcnfitot
Goirn South Wpbblstou
9utpourri aus .Sigt 5insE' Triml
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03
aes ni.bitabIs aeitsnsis.

Jr,b. Gibbs. Don go. 1906 Race
Strabe. Elm anssitsIIier Der Adams
Gypreb Co.. fOrpis Samts 8. Rrris
man, Don Ro. 71s Deii z. Str, sin
grsmisr Der 6. u. 9. Babn, oif BON
ben Dttsttips @ernharot unb ece=
ipenitine prbnfisi fpOrbsn parsn. se-
Itonben ssitrn. cine 4n3ah gudsie
aus Bossons Der aodms Gyprsb 60.
spifdrn bier unb gbitago sefotlen
unb ibrss JnbaIts beraubi "a tubeu.
Der polisd sslans e ioipeit, sinsn
ahsiI bsy geats. ssr n aIsihnnas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03

Jn Ssm gsitrissn pisftsn unb lss.
ten SpisIt Der Ssrie snifdxn uni,rsn
.R,bs" uno Den 9rpofIpnsr .Supers
bds- i'm bieiiasH RfbIanb s5itIb fun
girien S6Isuosrtr GHnsibsr uno
Sanger Dinsr ais gattrris fir Gin.
rinHnti sestn Gbeueb bs5p. Rilsr
fir bic Gssnsr. S4nsiosr tpurbe i'm
8. gnnse bur6 Wit6tn abseiSh,
ipdbrtnb Gbeusp Bis gum Gnbe ess
Spisgss aui i,inen qcasa perblis6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03
peripnal. .NetiSen.

9Ilit nnfritrtiger Srauer tptro in
tueiten areiien oie allnoe non oent
abIeben poH sSruu z bereie & lin.
per. eeb. SSennemuu, Oerrornleu
iueroen, ote I'M glter BON II Sabrcn
Die augen sum- efpigeu Sdflunnicr
ihloB. Die Gnhinaeidvieoenr hot rs
pertartben pdbreno Der Iongeu Sabre,
pdbucub welaer fie bier anidiiis gauc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03

nirten SpribeIfompoenie SO. 43
iprroe aeitern rem 5eiicnucbrdef
Soiiiton ipiter Der snfloee oer 1rirI.
tenbeit i'm Gienit iuspcnoirt :no wirb
iidl Dor 6em anltirenoen Giderbeits.
sireftor CRAWFORD 81 rerautrorteu
babcrI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03
Cpier Der Giienbaam.

SIN ifdbtifden Sofpitol itarb se,
fern srboo ein fotueit uHtbentffisirisr
5orbiser on Berietuueeu. bic er boz
pougetrueen batte, dIs er in Glmpcpb
bon einerh 3use Der 9is Sour Bdbn
HieoeTaeraunt tporbsn mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03

fiiid.n, 6dmudfndsn nnb auiomos
bilreifsn I'm werthe DON Sufammsn
$500 btifsbt, ipieberSuerIansen. Go
fpeii ipurbsn sessn bic WerbafteteH
flint 4ntlager peseR Diebitabls er'
bobsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03
Nies sss 0as.

- Ger DrdbtipcHner Sobn Rod
sr. I'M Seiieripebr lelearupbenoe.
pdrtenient ipirrbc eitcrx ps,il amii.
renren Observation-Disclosures 6rdpfuro
mcgen Snhibor6inniion iiir Die Tauer
poil pier Gngen pom Gienft iiisper.
otrf.
Ger JcueripehrIeuinoff Sciept
s,ater 5oH osr IN MaoiIoupiIIs jtatio.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03

1as Sonntassseist in gs,ns anf Sas
SdJliehen pon NesserIao.n ais
fomititutiOnea beSeidmst.

Die aonititutionaIitdt bss Conn
inssgsiebes, 70 nett basI.lbe ii@ auf
bas S6Iisbsn pom Ulebs.rlGben BE-
5ieti, tpurbe seietn BON Rihtsr Cab
ireI dnertanni. inbsm sr bic g.ruiuna
ees U2sBgtrs Charles 9errid, 823
Glnrt SiraBs, Der auf Betr.ibtn Der
Gleif4bndersllnion fpegsn Oifenbnls
tens an sinsm SOnnias rsrbaftst uub
i'm Siabiseridt 5u $25 unb aoiten
psrurbeiIt iporben mar, oils unbes
griiHbet abniss.
IN isinsr Gntfdsibuns mics bsr
Rittsr Darauf bin, oa6 bos GeI.b ae.
DiHe charlottesville srlaubs, ipunn
Gin Wesger an sirsm Sonniaa sylsiI&
perioufsn fam. betonts isbob, bab elm
rssHIdrer Gsi9Gftsbstrisb am sSonns
tag nift erIaubt i,i.
Sn bem 5aQe Tsrrifs Isi ni&t
nohastpiefen iporbsn. bdb Elm folder
4usnabmsfaq beitanoen BABE unb bas
llrtheiI bes StuStgsri4ts mlfIe bess
EnIp psrdIIBf peroen.
4abtneriabs Jdfls
syn Der $10,0 900 RIdae bes RahIaBs
rtrrrdltrs bes BEL tinsm llnfalI auf
Der gbsiapeate e Obio gabn um's
9eben ssfommsnsn 5enrp Wlarinps,
iputbe gsItern Elm Dersinbartes Dnbiit
iibtr 800 eessn bic senannie 8abns
aeieafddft abseaeben.
Der poIiaiit Ghefsr W.
Butts. Der am 1o.Juli 1917, als sr
auf Tsinsm Wsoiorrab iiber bic 6arris
ion 9fpsHus iuhr. an Der Ode Der llrs
lrilsr Qlpeuue Don bem auto bes Or.
Gbpdrb 3. Rsemslin. 3471 Gbepiot
sIpsnus. gstroffm ipurbe unb babti
tinsn gsinbru9 srliii, Bat ben Doitor
s.sbalb anf 3abluns Don 5000 psrs
ila9t.
Ra1labs Sa9tn.
Dm. @. Smith IN TatIabpsrpaIs
ter con pauline 8. Smith; ptrionas
lisn S700.
2.na W. Sprinssr IN 1siiamsntss
pollfrednin Don Ssnrp J. Sprinssr;
0rnnbsissntbum 5000.
gtas. ssrman permahi isinsn
RnhlaB an iein. 0attin 4nna 9.
Sermon uno RelfcH Sounbsrs ben
ieinsn an isine Satin fyransss SOuns
osrs.
Der perfSnIi&s Ra9lab bts syy,s.
Dun.er bstraat $1,000; btrisniae bts
Emanuel Sisin S5SS1 80; bsritnise
Der Barbara 6hnsiber $1690.31.
0ttfhiseenss.
gtariss g. Cooper. SHdbmsifsr
ets 5dmilipn Gounip. erI1nste Elm
llrtbsiI iibtr $152.S9 ssssn anna
6spben; elm folfes iiber $426.08 ass
asn Wnrsnrst ". Siubsr; Elm Iol4ss
iitsr $109.92 asaen anna Ts. ReAs
lina. Die Jrsbsrid u. G4mibt
SO. sin foldxs iiber 1868 stssn Geo.
6. ;5iibsr. Dic DrsbrmannsNceb-
rr 60. Elm iOldss iibs- $476.04 sss
asn bic GrObbsim GIsftrirnl 60. r.
Belize Guilsr Elm IolGss ii6sr 1852 ses
osn bic 6iaSt Cincinnati. Glara
g. sSobnion Gin foifss ii6n 1921 sss
Gen 6. r. Sbsdrer. 4uguii 8ae6le
Elm iolhes iibsr 1915 ssstn Mafthsp
@sppsrt. Die @titpoob Bird So.
elm ipldss ii5sr $190.66 seatn bic
lbustsr & groDnins Go. gamusl
o. Wd6tib Elm iOIfss iibsr $125 sss
gen Charles 3. arauIs.
Gb. 3. gosan, !anaiGhristr Gs<
rihtscisnsr beg Rifttrs Ctpap Goss
arabe. unterbrtiiess irouiheitstdlb.r
ffiH. Reiianntion nnb on isinsr Giels
e lpurbs GborIss Dsaenbnrbt BON Ct.
gtrnaro, o.. srnanni.
sjtBnis pretpitt bat ihren GGiten
Dan. grsipitt, ben fis nm 10. Ctiobr
1905 hsiratbsts. ipseel b6smiaissu
gerfdifsns aui Edeibuns psrltasi
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piertdsign Stris Sfpiiden unieren
.Reos" unb ben Rem Yortsr Rte
ZEN" I'M bisiissn RsbIaHb Gislo.
S6leuberer 6hu.ictr uno Sanger
Glurte ifsben uls 9atttris fir Gin
einnati nuf' bem progrdmm.
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fpisltsn fsblsrfrsi gsesn 10 9rsffsr
unb 8 iyebIsr Der .Superbas". aopf
mar unfsr better S6ldssr nit 2
1rsffsrn - baruntsr elm sipeibaiiser.
Die sirsissn spei 5rstpGTe sur 1.
Bale I'm GpisIe tpurben auf unIerer
@eite erlaubt. auf unisrer Seits
ipurbsn 2 quftfG9lsrsur gant ess
ianbt - sssen 4 Der Sesner. Dem
SpieIs fpobntsn iiber 1900 3uiaauer
Bel. S'Dap unb 9arriiOu porsH bic
S4isbsridtsr.
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-28
To Auoid DandruH

You do not want a slow treatment
for itching scalp when hair is falling
and the dandruff germ is killing the
hair roots. Delay means-no hair.
zemo for 25c or Sl.0O for extra large
size. Use as directed, for it does. the
work quickly. 1t kills the dandrutf
germ, nourishes the hair roots and i'm
mediately stops itching scalp. 1t is
pure, reliable, antiseptic liquid, is not
greasy, is easy to use and will not stain.
Soaps and sharnpoos are harmful, as
they contain aIleali. The best thing to
use for scalp irritations is zemo, for 1t
is safe and also inexpensive.
The e. W. Rose Co., Cleveland. Q.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-28
Sixth Generation Represented by Little
Miss Moody, Born In St. Joseph's
Hospital Sunday
Morning.
8 AN UNUSUAL RECORD
Child's Great Great Great Grandfath-
err Was keokuk Citizen and
Is Buried in
Oakland.

Can you point to the fact that six
generations of your family have lived
in Keokuk?
!. Can you point back to five branches
In your family tree that have grown
up in this city?
There is a young lady in St.
Joceph's hospital who could point to
such record with her wee small
thumb, if 1t were not in her pink
rosebud mouth. And she can gurgie
with pride over the fact that she is
the representative of the sixth gen.
Grafton of a family to live in Keokuk.
A daughter, Eleanor June, was
born yesterday morning at St.
Joseph's hospital to Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Starkwather Moody. Mr.. and
Mrs. Moody were residents Of Keo-
kuk until year ago when they
moved to Bonaparte, Iowa, and Mr..
Moody became cashier of the bank
there.
This is the sixth generation Of this
family to live in Keokuk, and repre-
sents an unusual record Joseph
Patterson was the first representa-
tive of the family. Colonel William
Patterson was the second genera
tons representative. His daughter
was Mrs. Margaret Starkwather, and
her daughter was Mrs. Kate Moody.
Norman S. Moody represents the
fifth generation and his daughter the
sixth. Both Joseph Patterson and
William Patterson are dead and are
buried In Oakland cemetery here.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-28
SSs Ca'l6||!; "a
IcTTYeA zz.esz; -: =.z = = >
SrlN q SUI
GECSl
CARTHAGE, ILL, MAY q

Bennett and aunt, Miss F. NJ. Allison
depart soon for Idaho, to spend the
summer with the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bennett,
A number Of Carthage ladies have
donated sum of money with which a
dresser was purchased and presented
to Miss Dorcas Hale, an inmate Of the
county home, as her birthday gift
May 81. The plan is to present each
woman inmate with this much needed
piece of furniture in order of their
length Of stay in the home on their
birthdays.
Miss Elizabeth Humphrey has been
elected as one of the teachers In the
high school at Clayton.
Dorothy Dean and Pearl Brough
went to Colusa Thursday to attend q
house party at the home of Eulalia
Schaffer.
was an auto visitor to the city the
first Of the week.
L. H. Dexter Of Augusta, was trans
acting business in the city Friday.
Guy Harris Of Galesburg, who has
been visiting relatives at Dallas City.
was calling on friends in Carthage
Friday.
E. S. Gerald of Springfield, represen-
tattve Of the Mutual Life Insurance Co.
has been spending several days in the
city.
John M. Hungate of Warsaw, @. w.
Hungate, James Mayor and Scott Mar
tin Of LaHarpe, were visiting friends
in the city Sunday, and spent an hour
at the Carthage golf links. playing
with local parties.
The D. A. r. realized about $500
as their share Of the moving picture
production, Eagles Wings" given I'M
der the auspices of the American
theatre Tuesday afternoon and even
ing The money will go into the am
hulance fund the society has started.
Clarence 8. Townley, formerly a
well known young man of this city,
and an adopted Son Of the late DR..
Splitter, is now state counsel OF the
Modern Woodman order, the highest
office of the organization in the state.
He was elected at the state conven-
ton at Decatur, and will preside at
the state convention to be held in
Galesburg. Mr.. Townley will make an
excellent officer, as he is one Of the
most enthusiastic and best informed
Woodmen in the fraternity
Paul Westfall. with twenty-five 9TH
er students of Marietta. Ohio college,
sailed Saturday for France. The
young ladies Of Marietta knitted for
each of the volunteers a heavy sweat
er with red cover design. The town
also presented them with 500 U. S.
flag, and also gave each one of the
boys a SIS wrist watch.
In re the estate Of Mary Ayres, de-
ceased. Final report Of Louis M.
Ayres, executrix of the estate shows
total amount received S270.34; total
amount paid out, s445.52; balance due
executrix S175.1S. Order of court filed
said report, said executrix
to receive in full from the shares Of
the other heirs, the amount of said
A supplemental inven-
tory of said estate shows: PIT. L. 8.
sub. II L /, sW SW 1s0506. in Car
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-28

war addresses and culled from them a
history of German thought during the
war.
The war literature is so wide and
so varied that in the collection there
everyone. With America in the con-
flct, there will probably be a revived
interest in this sort Of literature and
the library is the place to get it.
Here is a new list of books on the
European war which may be obtained
from the Keokuk Public Library:
Allen-The Great War, three vols.
Andrews-Fundamen entails of Military
Service.
Bishop-Story of the Submarine.
Bolles-What a Soldier Should
Know; the Soldiers Catechism.
Boutroux-Philosoph and War.
Brittain-To Verdun from the Som
me; an Anglo-Amerfcan Glimpse of
the Great Advance.
Cosmos-The Basis Of Durable
Peace.
Headlam-The Issue.
Hankey-A Student in Arms.
Jefferson-What the War is Teach
ing.
Jorgensen-False Witness: the au-
thorized translation of "Klokke Ro-
land
Knoeppel-Industrial Preparedness.
Mac Gill-The Red Horizon.
Mach-Germany's Point of View.
Moss-Self-helps for the Citizen
soldier: being a popular explanation
OF things military.
Muller-The Invasion OF America:
q fact story based en- the inexorable
mathematics Of war.
Palmer-My Second Year of the
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. s. Strader celebrat'
ed their fiftieth wedding anniversary
at their home Wednesday evening. All
the boys-Edward, Frank, Arthur ana
Earl, were present with their faml
| lies, except Arthur's wife and chill.
dren, Kenneth and Josephine OF
Quincy, who were unable to come. MT
and Mrs. A. B. Mathews and Mrs
Ritter. of this city, and Mrs. Mae Ran
kin, of Quincy were also present. An
excellent dinner was served at 6:oO
O'Clock D. m. Mr.. and Mrs. StradeT
were the recipients Of some nice pres
ents from those invited. Mr.. and Mrs.
Strader have lived their lives in Car
thage, and have served their Fellow
men in many useful capacities. Their
many friends are offering congratula-
lions and best wishes for many more
Years of happy companionsh1p.
DR.. Catharine Cherrill, chairman or
the nurses training committee, has
assembled twenty-one young women
who are taking two lessons week
from the Red Cross nurse, Miss Lang
lev. of Burlington. The following
compose the class: Miss Erma Ale
shire, Miss Helen Bruce, Mrs. Laurie
Bruce. Miss Wahneta Burner Mrs.
Will Carlton, Miss Klonnie Carlton.
DR.. Katharine Cherrill, Miss Mollie
Culkin, Mrs. Percy Culkin, Mrs. Ethel
Curtis Lee, Mrs. Junius Ferris, MISS
Julia Ferris, Miss Marguerite Geiger
Miss Helen Geiger, Mrs. John Hell
frich. Miss Katharine Hill, Mrs. Dab
ney Lewis, Miss Julia Noyes. Mrs. A.
s. Owsley, Miss Julia Scofield, Miss
June SIMPSON, Mrs Elizabeth Taylor.
Miss Langley is holding classes in
Keokuk. and holds the class meetings
in Carthage at $50 a. m.
Lakewood camp 1926 NJ. w. Of A..
sent Chas, Tuggles to the Woodman
sanitarium at Denver, Colo, last week.
He developed tuberculosis last fall. A
number of citizens not members OF
the camp contributed toward the fund
necessary to defray his expenses to
and from the sanitarium. Treatments
and care are free to members at this
institution. ~
Paul Westfall left Marietta, Ohio.
Wednesday for New York, and sailed
Saturday for France to enter the am
bulance corps.
Leon Sylvester Browning of Quincy
and Miss Wilhemina Springer, OF
Mendon, were married Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock by the Lutheran
pastor, Rev Jacob Diehl at the parson-
age. There were unaccompanied. Mr..
is in the employ of w. T.
Duker dry gods company, and they
will make their home in Quincy.
On account Of the stormy weather
and bad roads, the patriotic meeting
which was to have been held in West
Point last Tuesday evening, was post
poned by the committee in charge, I'M
til Tuesday evening, May %, when Dr.
H. d. Hoover, of Carthage college, will
deliver his great address wake UP
America" A local auxiliary to the
Hancock County Red Cross society
will be formed at this meeting.
Miss Ruth Hartzell entertained the
and grade teachers at
her home Wednesday evening in hon
or of Miss Mary Bennett, whom she
presented with morning gown. Miss
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thage.
Tressler E. Cox was on the 18th
inst, appointed by Mr.. R. Mosely, sher-
if Of Hancock county, as one of his
deputies.
In re the estate Of Elsie Cordula
kirschbaum, deceased Letters tesla
mentary granted to Joseph II. Kirsch-
baum. as executor of said estate. who
files his bond in the sum of $1OO
which is approved Order probating
will filed. Last will bearing date OF
April 10, 1901, attested by John
Schmitz and August j. Beger, as at
testing witnesses, which leaves all
property to the husband Joseph Her
bert Kirschbaum, the same upon his
death to be divided equally between
her children, Edward H., Ernestine
Rissi, Ana Flaas. Marmilan, Theo-
dore and Emil. Appoints said Joseph
H., as executor.
Letters testamentary were granted
to Arthur J. Schneider, as executor of
the estate of William H. Gardner, who
files his bond with Charles A, James
and John w. Bertschi, as sureties, in
the sum Of $4,000 which is approved.
In re the guardianship of Esther
Pearl Martin, minor heir of George
Locke, deceased. Final report Of Clar
A. Martin, guardian of said heir. filed,
shows a total sum of s3,649.19 receiv-
ed, and like amount paid out Guard
ian's final order of discharge filed.
Alvin Stewart of Augusta, charged
with assault and battery upon the
person of Ellsworth Meridith, appeared
for hearing before Police Magistrate
Sample on Monday, and was assessed
a fine Of $24.65. which included costs
Of case.
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like a different woman, and now have
a healthy little baby girl and do all my
house work. I will always praise Lydia
p. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to
women who suffer as [ did: ~. Mrs.
ALroND. CAKES. Fort Fairfield. Maine.
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