davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode., 1917-09-28
vojna in zeleznicarji.

Stiri velike zeleznice, Michigan
Central, Rock Island, Alton in
Burlington so zaprosile vlado, da
opposite vojaSke sluzbe inzenirJe,
kurjaee in druge usluzbence IL
razloga, da je vsled vojnega pro-
meta postala potreba, da Sc ne o.
slabi izvezbanega mostva pri ze-
leznicah, ker sicer bodo morale
zeleznice omejiti stevilo vlakov,
kar bi samo oviralo promet de-
zeli in tudi prevazanje cet.,
Vlada bo najbrz ugodila zahte-
vi velikih zeleznic, kakor je ugo-
dila zahtevi farmarjev, da Sc de-
lavce ma farmah zaeasno oprosti
.vojaske sluzbe. Ker je vlada spre-
videla, da bo veliko odvisno od
velikega poljskega pridelka in
ker je re v mirnih cash primani-
kovalo delavcev ma farmah, je ma
rocila raznim naborninl komisi-
Jam, ola prav previdno postopajo
pri vseh prosnjah "a oprostitev
vojaske sluzbe, ko iste pridejo cd
farmarjev. }
Glas svobode., 1917-09-28
Kako kupiti bonde.

Bonde tega druzega Liberty po'
sojila, kupite lahko naravnost od
zveznega blagajnika, zveznih re-
zervnih bank in drugih bank pc
dezeli. Iste lahko kupite V svotah
DO $50, 800, it'd. Zanje lahko pla,
cate takoj V gotovini, ali pa ma
lahka izplacila in sicer je treba
naplacati S prosnjo takoj 2 odstot-
ka in potem pa V sledecih obrokih
Is odstotkov Is. nov. 1917
40 odstotkov IA. dec. 1917
40 odstotkov Is. jan. 1918
Prieakuje Sc, ola Sc bo tega po-
.sojila vdelezilo najmanj deset mi
lijonov oseb in ola bo subskripcija
presegala aktualno posojilo "a
najmanj diva bilijona dolarjey. =
Glas svobode., 1917-09-28
Avstrija ma propadu.

Uradni krogi V Washingtonu
posnemajo IL porocil, ola Hemcija
zato sill "a mir, ker jo V to sill Az
striia, katera Sc boil naihujSega,
ako Sc mir kaj nitro ne Sklene. Pa
cifistiGno propaganda V Amerikl
Sc pripi$uje avstrijskemu vplivu
in joku, namenOm da Sc Ovira
Zdruzene drzave S pripravljanjem
"a vojno. Pruska vOjna Stranka Je
tudi .sprevidela, da mir mora pritl
V teku Sestih mesecev, aIo ho6ejo,
da 90 Nemeija imela kako beSedo
pri sklepanju miru in stay5enJu
mirOvnih pOgOjev.
Glas svobode., 1917-09-28

Vsak poStar, vsak postajni ma
celnik, ekspresni agent, brzojavni
urad in ucitelj V dezeli bo dobil
cd Wade knjigo, kateri DO ma
tancno pojasnen namen in pomen
drugega Liberty posojila, tako da
bo ljudstvo po dezeli lahko natan-
enc vedelo "a kaj Sc gre. Ravna-
telji tega posojila so Sc izjavili,
da bodo Liberty obveznice napro:
daj drugi teden in da bo V tenn ca
su po dezeli toliko plakatov razpo-
slanih in obeSenih, kakor Sc niko-
Ii poprej "a emo stvariv tako KRAFT
KEN casu. Vsak farmar Zdruze-
nih drzavah bo prejel pismo IL
Washingtona, V katerem Sc ga bo
nagovarjalo, ola investira skupi-
eek svojega pridelka V Liberty
bonde. Poleg tega je izbranih en-
million premoznih farmarjev, od
katerih Sc bo lahko pricakovalo
tudi vec podpore.
Vladna tiskarna je dotiskala do
sedaj nekaj mad pet in pol milijo-
nov velikih plakatov, XII bodO po-
slani ma vse kraje; samo V mestu
Chicago bo nalepljenih 100000
teh velikih plakatov. la rabo ia
zalepnicah je tiskanih nekaj mad
deset milijonov posebnih znamk in
okoli pol milijona posebnih plaka-
tov "a automobile. Vsak delodaJa-
lee dezeli bo prejel pismo, V ka-
terem Sc ga bo prosilo, ola poma,
ga svojim delavcem kupiti Liberty
obveznice ma lahka izplacila. In
vsak kupec bo prejel gumb, M be
znacil, da je doticni lastnik Liber-
ty honda.
Glas svobode., 1917-09-28
Pritisk ma vatikan.

Avstriia zida vse svOje upe ma
vatikan in zato pritiska ma pape-
ia, da ponovi in zastavi vse svoje
mO6i, da Sc enkrat zaintereSira
svet "a sklepanje miru. AkO mir
kmalu ne nastane, Sc Avstrija bo-
il, da 81 he nakoplje ma glavo Sc
voino Zdruzenimi drzavami. Ma
Sa vlada Sc nj napOvedala Avstri-
il voine, ker "a to Sc nj bilO nObe-
nih vzrokov.
Kako zalosten je polozaj V Av-
striji je razvidno IL financnega pO-
roGila, Xxi omenja, da ina AvStrija
tri biliione deficita.
Nemci so bill zOpet pOrazeni ma
cell flanderski 'front.'. Velike bit
Ike so Sc vrSile zadnjih par dnij O.
koli Ypresa, kjer so Nemci mic
mani kOt devetkrat napadli nOvo
pridobljene angleSke pOstOjanke,
katerih pa MISC mOgli osvojiti. -
NemSke zgube V teh protinapadih
50 velikanske III samO pri enem
teh napadOv so AngleI zajei mad
1900 jetnikov. IL tega je razvid-
no kako neclove$ko klanje Sc je
moglo vrSSiti ia tel 'front.'. Angle
Ii so odbili vse napade in obdrzali
vse pozicije. VojaSki izvedenci so
Sc izrekli, da je to ena najyecjih
zmag, XII 81 jih je pridobila angle
Ska armada ma FrancOskem.
Glas svobode., 1917-09-28
Strajkarji in deputiji.

Portland, Ore. = V sredo jutro
je prislo do spopadov med polici-
jo in deputiji na eni strani in oko-
Ii 200 stavkarji ma drugi. Stavkar-
il so hoteli postaviti strajkstraze V
blizini Willamette Iron in Steel
Works in policija jih je hotela po-
gnati nazaj. Stavkarji so zahte-
vail, da Sc jim he SINE kratiti nil
hovih pravic in Sc MISC hoteli od-
straniti. Deputiji in policija je ia
koj zacela brutalno nastopati in
priSlo je do spopada in aretaciJ.
Mesto ie sprejelo neko ordinance,
Xxi prepoveduje piketovanje.
Glas svobode., 1917-09-28
BoIgari hocejo mir.
BoLGARIJA JE PRIPRAvLJENA sKLENITI MIR HocE Pa
oBDRzATI PRIDoBLJENo ozEMLJE = AVSTKl1A 'H
MA ROBU PROPADA.
Znamenita angIeska zmaga.
Devet nesh napadov angeSke pozce Avstralci odO
Nemcem Sc godi slaba vseh ronah Italia Sc prlprav
liza "a ofenzivo

.Nemci malo ali pa skoro pray mic
dosegli, ako pomislimo, kak ne
red je vladal ruski armadi. =
VpraSanje je, ako V resnici MISC
mogli niGeSar Opraviti, ali pa so
drzah roko nazaj IL politicnih mo-
tivov. Sedai je Sc prezgodaj govo-
riti tel stvari, toda JAZZ mislim,
da smo jih prelude pritiskai ma
zapadni 'front.' in zaradi tega MISC
imeli nobenih vspehov ma ruski
'front.'.
Glas svobode., 1917-09-28
Italiianska ofenziva?

LaSke cete so popolnOma zased-
lie veliko BajnSico in vse sedanje
vojne operacije so omejene samo
ma zraGne napade. Laski letalei so
yes cas- aktivni in obstreljCjein
avstrijska zbiralisca. .Porocila O.
menjajo, da bodo Italijami zopet
kmalu iznenadili ostah svet. Az
strijci so priSli do zakljucka, ola
bo prislo do odlocilne bitke ma tel
'front.' in zato Sc pripravlJaJo "a
novo laSko ofenzivo, ki Sc INA "a
Geti skoro vsak cas-, kajti general
Cadorna je pripravljen znoya u
dariti ma Avstrijce. Ogrsko caso-
pisje omenja, ola Sc zavezniki prl-
pravljajo udariti ma osrednje Via
sti Sc to jesen in 81 pridobitl Sc IT,
ste postojanke, katere bodo mora
Ii imeti rokah, predno bodo mo-
gil zaceti skupno ofenzivo prl-
bodnjo pomlad, katera Sc bo nal
brz razvila odloGilno bitkO.
Glas svobode., 1917-09-28
Vabi1O ma ShOd.
IZVRSEVALNI oDBOR SLOVENSKO REPUBLICANSKO
zDRUzENJE CHICAGI,

ZDRUzENJE CHICAGO
kicue "a nedeo 80 sptembra oh po reh popodne aven
SHOD Hoerberjev velik dvorani Blue Island Ave. in
w. 81 Place
Program shoda e sledeci:
tocka: Posanek in Sov. Repub Zdruzenja; 60
vori G. Frank Krze
to6ka Smisel .ugoslov federativne republke gdTor
g. Etbin KriStan.
g. toGka Organizacija SLOW. Repub Zdruzenja govor g.
joe Zavertnik.
A. toeka: Sredstva govori g. Flip Godna.
Kot razvidno programa razpravao bo zeo vaznih
probemh in vprasanh sedanh resnih casov ozrom ma @
gosovane in posebe Sc Sovence VISA sovenka dstva IN
posamezn rojaB Chicago okoce so toreJ vudno Vaoe
nj da Sc shoda kar najobilnejsem Sevilu vdeleze.
IA SIOVENSKO REPUB. ZDRUZENJE:
Anton J. Terbovec t.. e. tajnk.
Glas svobode., 1917-09-28
Prejsnje bonde izmenite.

Tisti, Xxi so kupili Liberty bonde
prvega posojila lahko iste zane
niio "a bonde druzega posojila In
tako porisajo obresti IL 312 ma 4
odstotke. PrejSnji certifikati Sc
daio zamenjati pri bankirju, pri
katerem ste kupili bonde ali pa
pri vsaki zvezni rezervni banki.
Vsazo veliko mesto je dobllo
doloGeno stevilo bondoy, XII nosijo
49s obresti in katere bonde misli-
10 bodo lahlko razpecali V teh me.
Stih.
Glas svobode., 1917-09-28
Masinisti zahtevajo vecjo place

Masinisti, XII so vposlieni V skor
ro vseh vladnih ladijedemicah in
arzenalih so predlozili move zahte-
We "a povisanje place in sicer je
niihov zahtevek "a $1.00 ma dan.
Glas svobode., 1917-09-28
Zapadna fronta.

RuSi 50 stopili ofenzivo pri
Pskov cesti V okolici Rige in poti-
skajO Nemce nazaj. Ma ostali from
ii so odbili vse nemSke napade in
vse zgleda, ola he bodo Nemci to
leto veG vstanu zaceti S kakimi
vecjimi operacijami na tel 'front.'.
NemSko brodovje, Xxi krizari V Bal
tiSkem zalivu, Sc boii, ola ne bi ru-
sko brodovje napadlo od zadaj
Nemcev in pomagalo cetam ma su-
hem vniGiti nemSkO armada. Ma
rumunslli 'front.', so Rumunci in
Rusi tudi ma mnogih kraiih V ofen-
zivi in so odbili vse napade od
strani Avstrijcev.
Glas svobode., 1917-09-28
Zahtevajo vojno.

Buenos Ayres. = Sc nikoh V
zgodovini tega mesta nj bllo ia
kin demonstracij kot ravno wee
raj, ko je Gudstvo dalo javen IL
raz, ola hOGe in zahteva voJno 2
Nemcijo.
Demonstracije in pohoda Sc je
vdelezilo mad 100000 Judi. Komi-
sija urugvajskih senatorjev in po-
slancev je vodila poulieni obhod.
Ljudstvo je metalo cvetlJice IN
male zastavice ma demonstrante,
kar je kazalo, da je Uruguay po-
polnoma V zvezi Argentina IN
da ljudstvo zahteva, da Sc jHno
ameriSke republike dejansko vde-
leziio te vojne in stopijo ma stran
Zdruzenih drzav in njenih zayez-
nikOv.
Ta velikanska demonstraciJa Je
bila organizirana V teku "a ur In
vse trgovine in industrije so bile
zaprte.
Glas svobode., 1917-09-28
Drugo Liberty Posojilo.

Vsak drzavljan bi moral kupiti
najmanj emo obveznico oziroma
vladno zadolznico.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-12
FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
IN Answering Ads. Please Mention TIME.

NICELY furnished s-room cottage rear.
10 conseniel couple. mo- dogs Phones
W iiee, Maple iO,i.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
In Answering ,cs Please hen,ion Times.

NlbplE AGED lady. excellent pcsman.
desires position m office best Of per
sorl references. Phone W 1859
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BLACK PANTHER

6LAUk fRN NIX
A 10000 OPPORTUNITY.
Sometimes Andrew Carnegie hands
oHt q library, and then again
he VIII tell n story or
relhte personal rcmlnisccncc
thtt l. better than good advice
Fh" lilrnry can be counted upon
10 include one or more of
Mr t1rnegie's own books. and
II the RnoDiote Isn't aaltcd
with a moral II IL worth
h""dlnR anyway Rs coming from
\ pin who has given away
100000, 400 and is still
far from being up with the
game II he means TO die
poor
Mr. Carnegie's account NJ
kow ns n working noy he
made the first $40 mo most
cgh ~ his unvicldy fortune
IL Characteristic and practically
10 the point.
When was working FOR the
Pennsylvnnla railroad fellow
named Woodruff came around with
a couple Of little sleeping car
MODELS wrapped M in n cloth.
! coull sce we were going
10 need those cars IN Tho
railroad business some dny.
and ! said SO The road
dil olJcr couple. 10 give
them trial Then Woodruff
snid | seemed like bright
fellow and offered 10 let
no In with him on the
! thing ~ selling me an eighth
Interest for few hundred
dollar4 went 10 one M,
INV or,pIoy,rs and osked blr,
10 lend mo the amoup,
10 h, paid back et 81
a week ouY Of nv snl,,y
~ S0 month Ito
SAID an light Andy b..
Yea You're a gool boy.
.n1,g can lot vou haye
H. And That's how got
nv start made $40 600
of that stock and I,ter
20, INTO the Pullman cor,s,y"
This IL a frank and lnterestins
human document ma ~. ,,ora
lhouph,fully II ia rona,dered
/ tie moro yaIushl, 4, herouca
4 casual INTERPRETATION a,
ltr Ies.on MICH, bs I'm, ~
ls well 10 Keen on Tho
, watch for hig onnor,wpi,Ie.
and To get In ON them
,a-lv. et nil hazards
"An.l," bnd nn,god ,v.v
/ faiitrpllv fo, n Inng ,ir,e
/ yitLo,, anv hrtlIIan, nro.nec,.
10 hcrkon him on befo,s bs
| .ot Tho raise N $40
| mcnth. and then probebIy N.
was working nj high pressure
- make good and earn that.
Then us, think of n
ca5h month. for twenty months.
/ tor well. an SITY
/ world ~ ours. who I'm his
,Ntremc anxiety 10 accumulate
I enough wealth 10 dignity II
/ l.g purse strings 40 tigh, 10
/ ke"p lis pennies IN that he
! keeps dollars OFT"
! r.. ~. ,iI ,p,s,t,n NtI.,
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OFFICES AND STOREROOMS FOR
RENT.


STORE building IT li3 West Caufor-
MIA; building viii be- arranged TO suit
tenant call Arthur r. Moore Wal N6t.
or J W Whittier. Wal c0,1
BUILDING suitable Tor wholesale bus
ness. private track AMI dock. close tr.
reasonable rent n O.. Eastman. 22N Lee
Bldg Phone Wal SOL
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY.

In Answering Adj. Please Mention Times.
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT.

For RENT M bOt Ncst Third two
nicely furnished housekeeping rooms 10
TWO plrrk furnished urht housckocp-
INK fnoms. connecting bath. every
thing furnIahci adults onlv lle W tih
3Rp FLOOR corner 2 rooms Wrh, house.
keeping mostly furnished fnf ,nupls
- iO i2o stiles Wal g9ri
IuR HENr rvo modern furnished
rooms for light housrkc,ping AT SnO
West fiuh St uo children
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olrUATIoNS wANTED-MALE.
IN Answering Ads Please Mention Time.
aBSsMAKiNG AND MILLINERY
y AWswevtns Al. Please Ner,ion Time.

MAKE 10 order ladies' fancy hand.
made underwear, with crochet nnd Al.
NJ Address Edith Edgman, Romuhs
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Two VrTy IIUo nd f0Nn fCm1Io rnbhIts
for sale can sunday morning. lilu
W o7th
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MALE HELP WANTED.
Answering Ads Please Mention Times

WANTED Several first class men who
have had experience I'm handling maps
'omethinr new, rapid seller TERRITORY,
tate Oklahoma: commission proposition
ADDRESS RTE. care Times
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UNFuRNlSHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
In Answering Ad, r,sp.. w,n,,o, Time.

NEW CAFETERIA RrI location IN
town Main and Robinson, an clrrart
equipment instant services hest mod
low prices some features rhr Opsns
Artll LEI, hnscmcn, state National hank
.CloSE m. ifnvm house meter. watsf
furnished. barn ti5 i'O ruiiawntnmie
owner Wal cl5S
llAL. ROOM apartment. ntst floor. 70,
e,h. Martin. iiIh West Grand
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WANT AD RATES AND IN
FORMATION,


apvERTlSfNG RATES The rate ro'
,,ngIe insertion OF Want Ads In IN"
Ev.ninc Times is i-3 Of cent per
word eoch insertion. minimum ac-
cen,ed i5c1
Any nd tlrat runs s,p Insertions In
the Times viii he inserted I'm The R'e
sunday Oklahoman Free ~ Ch1tG"
Example II words. , dayr IN nc ! n',,,
I lb cents, six days IN the II"'s w "a
The Big SUNDAY hknhoh'n 'r,,,,l
\ cents The chnfr" Tor 'ao,h n1u'"t ~,
word for the six DAYS ~ 'fH'S
ample, II words cost ~ Genus
i Of 10 cents.
~ r" Ans win he run twenty SIX
4 times when n renewal order viii be 80
I ,,rIted
..,,, ,rc ,,uu mot bo run
FhNhrt, ~ ,,,s u.,,bout n renew
Iofs se, WA ., U,,ot Nas are due
nruct ~ s,,,r d,y first inser.
,,on 81 nd ,rpcnrs tAu out of.town
War, Ads are positively cash I'm al
vsncs,
- .ro,,,,,, uo,.re r-,r, Ads 70 be- nrop-
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CATTLE AND STOCK.
POULTRY AND PETS.

POULTRY AND PETS.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.
FEED Rome MAJ. to your chickens
makes them healthy. makes them lay.
For sale W II butcher, 40 w. Second
POULTRY fence. chicken houses. brood
cts roofing, posts and lumber $50
Walker Wal l29
FILL-RLCOpEp Ruff Orpiugton eggs,
81 per setting 30l T. 10Th Wal 33lN.
Also garage for rent.
IF REALLY In earnest about reducing
cost NJ living hatch chicks now from
our persistent winter laying ; G. whit"
.cghorus. eggs, 81 per setting, s. per
100, satisfaction guaranteed walter V.
Rtlttoo a SON shawnee. Oklo
FOR SALE Thoroughbred white Orping-
ton settling cgg7 Walnut 1853
MRS MASON buys and soils canary
birds n YOU hav' any. cnll . X Auc-
llon .if West california Walnut lost
FOR SALE Whu" Rock cockcrols and
pullo's from fret prize stock ot l0li
'tgs g. ard g. per setting of lj Maple
lol ldll y Broadway
TEN White Orpiueton hens ana cock
or"l SO 1900 = eth Mopc nos
SALE Barred Rock cecs Iis setting of
y, 81 per 100 Wal 5io2-t
EXTRA fno pure bred Rhode island Reds
0lsn White l"ghorns eggs I5c 81. 81 %
per '"rtinr Wal io 23l W Gth
~ FOuR hlg shows this season. our $
=. Rods won three sweep stakes 10
color nud shape special, y first, sec
ord third. . fourth. eggs 81. 81 and g
for lj. Maple 1862. f h Johnson \
Son, 5i5 \. l~rd
NSTIE'S REDS" Rest ribbon
winning and heavy laying single comb
Ehplc Island Reds in southwest. eggs
for hoinh.nF now ready. Phone Mo:
South 18th nd shields. Oklahoma city.
WHITE WYANpOTrE eggs for setting.
ot 3lo T. 5ih Wal 27sj-J
FOR SALE l5o-eGg Incubator. with gns
and oil burner no junk good onr
fostoficc Shoe shop ila North Robin
son. Maple sSl
UTILITY Oxhlood Rhode Island Red
laying pullets for sale. 81 each Chas
Post, Gli East sixth 81
EGGS suitable for setting. Rhode Island
Reds Rut and Orpingtou. i0c doz-
on. Wal 17i6-J
NEW ZEALAND rod rabbits must sell
10 make room fur EpSt,r Youngsters
pod.groci. Soc and up Guy Smiser. Wal
nut ,i2i-H
SlLVER-LAcTp Wymd1ttcs- .sly hens
una COZ h'ItI. N|'r 1850 eggs Tor sci r
ting. 81. o.. SIS D. IFth Wal 1873.
TWO very fine red nNn female rabbits
for sale can sunday morning. lilu
W o1th
BUFF ROCKS Tint won every FIRST prizc
nt Gold Special show. OkahOmn. eggs
s. Tor ~ W 9. N1rwou Chickashn okla
ROSE CoNR RUopE ISLAND PUps-
H. eggs from fleet Cockorol second hen
first, second. IIri. fourth. nfth pullots
81 per chick LI,r' egg guaranteed fer
iile NnNrD E Al-m.un Ilmnmh. NkLn
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TRY a FEW LINES uT WHITE
SlACE ARoNE AND BELOW YOUR
WANT AD,
LYRIC ROOMS. under nov management.
both regular and transient irpdc snllc-
tod. lenh y Robinson Phone wat
hI1A Mrs Ella Wilson, Prop
BEAUTIFUL southeast room. gentlemen
; prcicrcd. refined home. references ~.
chnnr"d. r0r'ro n preferred el1 W 18th
MODERN downstairs front room. large
rly>i breakfast " desired Wal 25a6
0nS1sls' sixth
bnN REST Furnished bedroom Tor ,
nice ladies bathroom adjoining with
privilege ~ other rooms breakfast pod
supper included compan, more than any
thing else. Ihono Wal Iq9i.I
WHEN You're IN n hurry n tou nppro-
'luiv pu up.'n-dhtc sanitary place To
lunch n ou prefer to select cNpctN what
food YOU Ike II YOU would rrplly, 'Ne
money uuf system saves Nuu then ,.u
viii hv rnd 90 FuuW 70 cafeteria vIf
open iu 'h" basement " tho state So.
'iouhl bank about Nuril I Match rr
opening date
\ VERY desirable south room seI,,,
noirhhufhoud gentlemen prcfsrrr f,
Phone Maple SOC
PRETTY. bright south front room. mi.
vRto home, s hn per week. near good
board Wal 6las
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-14

scrlptfon was recommended to me |bc.
gan to take it, and it proved to be all
that it is recommended to be for 1t com
Dletely cured me of all womanly trouble
and built me up in health and strength. 1t
is the most wonderful medicine Tor women
have known..-MRs. EMMA SHANKs.
BAIFoUR. IowA-rI took six bottles OF
DIR. Pierce'1 Favorite Prescription ana
would advise every woman troubled Win
nervousness, hot flashes and palpitatlon
of the heart to try it."-MRs. ALLIE Null
DowNEY.
This herbal tonic for women is made
up in liquid or tablet form and can
be obtained in almost any drug store
in the United States. It contains no
alcohol or narcotic, and its ingredients
derived from NATURES roots and herbs
are printed on the wrapper. 1t has
enjoyed an immense sale for nearly 5C
wears, which proves its merits as well
as the statements made by users. II not
obtainable of your dealers send~lO cts
to DR.. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel and Sur
gical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y, and he
will mail trial package of the tablets.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-14
JURORS VALUE
TO COURT TOLD.
Judge Henry Bank Jr., Tells Jury
That Four Big Cases Have Been
Settled and Expense
Saved.
IS VERY IMPORTANT
Through Them Poor People and Rich
stand Alike at Bar Of Justice
Draft Work May Hinder
Courts.
IS VERY IMPORTANT

In excusing the Jurors in the dis
trict court until 2 O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon, December IS, Judge Henry
Bank, Jr., briefly summarized the
value of a jury to the courts, and ask
ed that jurors not think they were
useless parts of court machinery,
just because they were not trying
cases. He also explained that since
attorneys would be needed to serve
on advisory boards to the registered
men, 1t would probably interfere to
a certain extent with court routine.
you must not think, gentlemen,
that because you are not trying cases
that you are not of use in the court
machinery" Judge Bank said. Your
presence in court has served to set
tie four cases, which would have
taken ten days at the least for trial
for each case, and in jury fees alone
you have saved the county $1,000.
Sometimes, juror criticises the
courts for bringing him back several
times, and because he is, not busy
trying cases, and sometimes, there is
criticism because Of the smallness OF
the case on trial. Now that mustn't
be, and you must realize just how
important part you play. Through
your hands. servant or poor man
or woman can present their case in
volving a small sum with just as
much justice as the rich man whose
cases involve thousands. Your work
is most important, and you must
realize its value to the court system
and the people who have complaints.
And another thing: we may be
more or less hindered In our work
the rest of this term, through the re-
quest of the president, and the gov
ernor, that the lawyers here serve as
advisors, free Of charge to the regis
trants. l will have to excuse at
torneys to sit on these boards, and !,
myself, along with all Of the other
lawyers, am under oath to assist IN
this work
Judge Bank thanked the jurors for
their attendance and set December
Is at p. M. as the time to return.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-14
NATIVE OF KE0KUK
ANSWERS CALL.
Henry Loewenstein, Custodian Of the
Court House, Died Late Yesterday
Afternoon, After Long
Illness.
WAS MoLDER BY TRADE
Was Born In Keokuk and Lived Here
Most Of His Life-Had Worked
at Court House for Sew
eral Years.
WAS MoLDER BY TRADE

The death of Henry d. Loewen.
stein, custodian of the court house,
occurred yesterday afternoon at 5
o'clock at his home, 219 South Tenth
street. He was taken ill about two
months ago, suffering from compli-
cation of diseases. He was able to
be about most of the time until 4
very short time before his death.
when he was stricken with heart dis
ease.
Mr.. Loewenstein was a native son
of Keokuk, being born here Sept. 10,
1862. He grew to manhood here, and
in 1886 was married to Miss Emma
j. Oatman, also of Keokuk, who died
in 1913.
He was a molder by trade and
worked at that business most of the
time until few years ago. The
family lived here until 1903, when
they went to Burlington, where Mr..
Loewenstein worked at his trade for
nine years. He then went to Spring
field, Mass, for the same purpose,
where they lived two years, and then
returned to Keokuk.
Since he came back here Mr.
Loewenstein was employed most of
the time at the court house. He was
turnkey for several years and re-
signed that position to take the office
of constable. Later he became Gus
todian, retaining that position until
incapacftated by illness.
He held membership in Morning
Star lodge, No. 5, Knights Of Pythias.
Mr.. Loewenstein's second marriage
occurred Dec. IL, 1916, when he was
united to Mrs. G. H. Montgomery of
Portland, Oregon.
He is survived by his wife and
adopted daughter, Miss Gladys, also
brothers and sisters, all of whom re-
side in Keokuk, as follows: George,
J. W., Chris, Edward H, Mrs. Daniel
Britenstein and Mrs. w. w. Leake
Funeral will be held from the
home, 219 North Tenth street, Satur-
day at p. m.