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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-07
IadIes, IoxaI Club

The Ladies' Loyal club will be en-
tertained on Thursday afternoon by
Mrs Van Hesley, 1116 Park street.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-07

WANTED-Girlsa and women. Steady
/ employment at Irwin-Phillips Co.
garm ent factory.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-07

FOR RENT-Furnished room, mod
ern home. lady preferred. Phone
Red 957.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-07

FOR SALE-Some good black dirt.
also few loads good rotted manure
for fertilizing lawns. Phone 1918.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-07

w. A. Balbach has returned from a
business trip to Chicago.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-07

WANTED-Young man for office
work, large concern, good chance
for advancement. State age, previous
experience, salary expected. Address
A. B. c., care this office.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-07
Mrs. Anschutz EntertaIns,

Mrs. H. NJ. Anschutz entertained a
small company of ladies yesterday af-
ternoon at a kensington at her home
100 High street. At five O'Clock a
luncheon was served, the guests be-
Ing seated at one long table hand
somely decorated in yellow and white
chrysanthemums. Chrysanthemums
were used throughout the house in
decoration. This is the first in a
series OF parties which Mrs. Absolute
will give.
Matrons Club Meets.
The Tri City Matrons club O. e. s.
was entertained at q one o'clock
luncheon yesterday in the Streeter
dining room OF the Y. w. G. A. by Mrs.
=. M. Majors and Mrs. James Nc
Cahan. The tables were set in the
form Of a r, with covers laid for
eighteen. The table decorations were
in yellow and white chrysanfhemu1ns
Following the luncheon a short bust
ness session was held at which the
following officers were elected for the
year:
President Mrs. Casper Dnglehardt.
Vice President-Mrs. Pearl Lutt-
man.
secretary-Mrs. c. p. Lindsey.
Treasurer-Mrs. A. J. Leake.
| The guests from out OF town were
Mrs. Helen Bardens and Mrs. Pearl
Luttman OF Warsaw; Mrs. J. p.
Guthrie. Mrs. Casper Englehardt, Mrs
Blanche Guy. Mrs. Abbie TyrrelI,
Mrs. j. P. Lindsey and Mrs. Henry
Denton of Hamilton.
The December meeting of the club
will be dinner at the Masonic tenn
pie at which the husbands of the mem
bers will be guests.
Married In Quincy.
Yesterday afternoon in Quincy, ILL.,,
occurred the marriage Of Mrs. Alvada
Gray and Mr.. Charles Noakes both of
keokuk. Mr.. Noakes is connected
with the Irwin-Phillips Co., here and
is secretary of the Keokuk aerie Of
Eagles. The Quincy Whig says of the
wedding:
Mrs. Alvada Gray and Charles A.
Noakes. both Of Keokuk, Ia, were
married by Rev. W. o. Shank in the
parsonage Of the Central Baptist
church, 1859. Vermont street, Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock. The witnesses
were George Falgers and Amelia Benz
yam. The couple will spend their
honeymoon in Springfield and make
tlreir home in Keokuk.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-07

FOR RENT-Two furnished and three
unfurnished rooms at 227 s. Isl
street.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-07

Minutes.
Fire Seryic,
Nov. d
ne had be|
been elect
es drop
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-07

WANTED--Middle aged. married man
to take charge of house to house de-
lliveries-routes already established.
Must have horse and buggy. Able to
furnish bond Salary and commits
sion Address o, this office.
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-07

WANTEnt-In bottling department, q
young man eighteen to twenty years
of age. Steady work. Keokuk Can
ming Co.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-07

funny at b
ere will be
received 5,
from HamiI
handy dull
having nov
two FOOT
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Nov n
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woman,s Relief Corps.

The Woman's Relief corps VIII
meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
at Cameron's hall. Miss Sue BroWn-
ing of Muscatine, district inspector.
will be present and large attend
ance of the members is hoped for.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-07
war Time Tea Party.

Mrs. Grace c. BroVnel and MISS
Sallie Carver entertained a small
company Of ladies yesterday after
noon at a war time tea party IN
honor of Mrs. Margaret Craig
Sprowls of Boston, who is a guest
of Mrs. John E. Craig. Mrs. Miller
of Shenandoah, Iowa. who is visiting
Mrs. H. R. Miller. was a guest from
out of the city.
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farmer VI
g money
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-07

B. U. Social CommIttee'
The social committee Of the Benev-
client Union for November Is Mrs.
Alois Weber and Mrs. Joseph Fur
long.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-07

WANTED-Four or five room house,
modern except furnace. Address
rent" care Gate City.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-07

WANTED-Girl or woman to help take
care of children, see J Mrs. Karl
kiedaisch, 301 Morgan street.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-we have limited
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-07

WANTED-Dishwas at Syngel
Cafe,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-07

1. Keo-Hi.Y, a religious organiza-
:, the Keokuk high school, en-
\ ! midday luncheon today in the
&c 4 auditorium. About seven
!. members of the club were pres
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-25

c. H. Weyrich Sheet Metal Works
SauoIer IN 9nrbtpnue. Oefen ii11o
NIsdtpooreu. grnitf1er &Een1prer ririo
godSeder. 934 OFT Commerce StroS
ke. selephon Ernnis 1880.
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in girfenbeao nno Siperpool II,
gang gnglano.
(JortIetuno foIgt.)
eimbert gramne nno aeudjGniten.

8inoerfranfbeiten nerIansen lofor>
tise gebanoltng. GidtS giebt oenf
idaper atmenoen uno nnd 2uit
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ring als Or. 9en's 9ine Gar So
nep. Der oarin entbaItene 9dllonr
Lott ben SdJleim uno berubigt unD
beilt Die entsiinoeten SdIleimbdltte.
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9el's Gine Gar @onep b~orratia. Sn
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Ieite sepobnt. @ber MaoGornid mar
bod frob, ais er einen 8agen iasio
ullo Dem aiitider iein 3iel, cine
StraBe nod ienieits Der Sorifaot
Glmlebton, be5eidnete. Ter Gabhp
%punoerte iib iiber Den Siperpoolcr
@~entlenlon. Oas BORT mar eigentlid)
nid)t mebr eine respectable @egeno.
9prt mobnten mebr id)on before Cir
better. Gr trieb iein 8fero al, ilber-
frell5te oen 9anlilton Sauare, flIbr
eil paarnlol febI lnO belt enolif
Dor einenr 5tpeiitofiaen SadItein-
bdusden oas genalt 70 ausiob ipie
bulloert anoere redts uno linfs BON
linn, mic tmuieno' nno 5ebntauien0c
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Der Mes bes Obres III Der gang
mr. rGdfe ~ rnFererr @eraer
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8tsabtt Garttin.

Die Giiritin Wsdtbilbe BON 2i4s
notpsfp. seborene @r6fin Don Mreos
3~innebere. Satin bes ebemaligen
oeutf9en 4otf4afters IN 2onbon, 1T
Die gerfaHertn elmer 9ras6bie IN Der
fen. ~Dos @pitl oes 1obts,~ beren
Grftauffibruns an 8~erliner Ceiling
9beater nit Grfolg fattfanb. Dies
lift bas erite Drama btr fiiritliden
Shriftientrin, bic f9on mebrers BIZ
der bes Derf9iebenften JnbdItes per<
fabt bate. Dos Slid bebanbelt bic
S9redtn bes Rrieses, ,purA ober
Wonate Dor Musbru1 bts WelttriYes
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nrlprung ots &itres.
@ambrinus fal Gin a0nis BON Jlars
bern geueien iein.

8etanntlid fou Gambrinus Der Gr@
timber bes Sranfes setpefen fein, ben
mir beute Bier nennen, Der aber i'm
Qaufe Der Sabrtaufenbe feines Bette
bens redt tpefentlihe Wanblunser
bur9eema9t bat. Dos Bier burfts
pobl cine Grfinbune Der alien Mespp>
ter fein unb burd Den 3ufaB pon
Sopfen, oer er{t in piel fpaterer Set
erfolste, gu benz setDoroen fem. mas
cine gentle Mebnlidteit NIT ienem
flufiisen Nab beiist. bas nniere beus
tise BrauniFenidaft gu beretten per-
itsbt, uno aud in reidli4em Mabe
er3euat- lpenn iie Mala bat. IS 1T,
pie mir fpdter erfeben lperben. nidt
ousgefdloKen. oab Der iaeenbafte
@ambrinus in 8eaiebuns nit benz
9~opfenaufaB gu brinsen 1T. Sn pislen
Wirtsbdulern Deutf4lanbs fab uno
febt man nod bas Bib bes @ambriz
nus. Diefe Bilber traeen mandmal.
pie @9rote in einem febr setftretden
MuffaB in Der Modenfdrift fir
Brauerei iiber Die @ambrinusiase err
n1bnt, bic unterf4rift:
.@ambrtnus i'm Qeben fperb' i4 gea
flonnt,
Gin R0nis BON Jlonoern nnb gro@
bant,
Mus @erfte bob i1 Mala gemaht."
9elsten tp6re alp bemna4 Die 3eiz
mat bes @ambrinus. Na1 l1nterfuz
hunaer, bon Gpremdns fouen nun bic
@efi&tssuse bss peitperbreiteften
E@ambrinusbilDes BEN Bible bts GER
aDas /. BON aotbrirgen uno Brabani
aleiden, tpiie Is nod ouf BEN BriiHe=
let @rinbmul au feben 1T. Mud sibt
es ii Ben Nieosrlanben piele Bierbbaus
fer: .Mu bue Scan be 8rabont". Dis
@ef9i9te tennt nun tpobl Besiebun=
gen biefes Sobann /. gum @iertri1ten,
tpeib ober nihts pon folftn gum
9raupefen. Gs birfte alto bic TN
Dolie lebenbe Sage bon Gambrinus
bur4 etne, notwithstanding 0erbrebz
ung bts San primus @. + Sohann
Der Grftt) 5u lInredt nit benz 6er5os
BON 1robdnt berfDDben pDrbtn fetn,
SIN ibrisen peiB fdon Cactus bon
einem oeutfdeh @tamme Der Gambriz
ner. SIN ibrisen erf4eint es ndbrz
59einlin, bab @ambrinus bod etpas
nit Glanbern su tun bat. So 1T leiber
bier nidt m0sli4, ale. bic Derfhieos=
men Gef1idtsquelien. bic Shrofe an
fibrt, ousfibrIid gu befpreden. III
lem MAJ, barf fefthalten, bab in oiefer
@egenb bic Mnfdnse bes 4Opfenbierts
au fuhen fno. Gin btfannter Sprad=
forfder, Ser 1906 ~berftorbene @6ttin=
ger neutrality-suspicious. Mtorib 3epns
BAT batauf bingstpiefen, baB in elmer
mitteudttinifden l1riun6s btr 8rduer
als .canbarius1 feline Mertftatt ala
reamba1 beaeidnet miro unb er slaubt,
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@ambrinus un6 an Die tpanonifhe
9e3ei4nung bes 3opfens gu ertennen,
Mnbere puelen Dsifen aud tDieber .aui
einen Mittelpunft bes 9raupdtns I'm
romanifd : sermunifdm grenasebiei
ouf Gameraeum. BEN flGmti8en Ca
merpt. Dem frons0ff4en Gambrdi,
Nu4 i'm altfrans6fdden finbtt sid
Gambler fir 9rauer. Wan itebt. e
lsibt senus bes Jnterefnnten, tptnu
man BEN llriprune bes Gombrinna
na9forf9t, bQs bette oirfte fir pielt
dber bod or @toff fein. oer ibm feline
gnttebuns Derbanten lou:
xQOpftn unD MaI5.
Gptt erbdlfs!@.
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eim6fts=2nlenber
6pla ,tno &otle.

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te 8~rennbols. 9robiert nns. 9lase
be.pb e Gpal Gpn1pang. erodett 6o33
Wues Selepbon 1911.
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9aS erfte n=8oot.
3wei oeutide Sngeuieure lpa=
rem bic @rimber.
SntereKante Mitteilunsen aus sebeis
men etaatsardiben.

SmtereKamte M~itteiIunseu aus sebeis
men staatsar&iben.
Der sebeime 9ousardipar Or. So
{ef Weib in Minden perOffentlidt
Elm biskr niht befannt gegebenes
Gdriftfid aus ben ssbeimen Stats
ardipen. Gs banbelt fid babel UNI
einen @orfdIas otpeier oeutfder Sns
aenieure, bic i'm Sabre 1893 bur@
9ermittluns bes ebemaligen @eiibena
ten Der frana0ffdm Republit in
min9en, Nlquier. BEN Direttorlum
Der frana0ifden Republit ben plan gu
einem Eou1boote u%nterbreiten pous
ten, oas teinen anberen 3ped hatte.
als bic englifde 8Iodabe uno bic eng
hide @etpoltherrfdaft our Ste gu
brt9en.
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ansebt, 10 tparen Td bic Grfinoer
poIfommen uber ibr 3iel unb DIE an
autpenbenoen Mittel i'm Aeinen: Scr
@egenftano Der Grfinouns ober bus
su l5ienbe problem 1T bic Grbauuns
zines tleinen sdiffes, in tpslfer1
! atpei Vtrfonen in beliebiger Iitfe un<
ter WnFer fobren. zine feinblide, Dor
einem 3nfen liegenbe JlOtte errtiden,
Johann nit benz s4iff unter ben Boz
ben eines Der ftinbliden G4iffe fhliiz.
pfen uno bie{em beim Rid Elm.
6prensgsfdob beibringen fDnnen.
befen gntldbung fia. BEN pulDer=
maao5in miiteiIsn, bds @@iff in Die
! auft fprsnsen, ootr, bd fe ibm Elm.
i atniiserb breitts God fdldgt, Is auu1
minbeiien rettunsslos gum @infen
brtnser miro" Mls pefentlide Gisens
f9aften ibrer Grftnbung, bic i'm 'grOz
! ben uno gun3en in ben pldnen ftrfis
Dorliest. uno MIR ftIbiiDeritdnblids
gin3elbsiten ousIdbt, 9eben bic Grz
Timber bon ibrem 1auhboote on, bob
ts onftitis luftbidt f9liebt, binrei=
9enb pioertonbsfdhis sesen ben Mais
ferbrud 1T, bob rs ebenfo lei4t ME
has MaHer lift, um in ieber Fiefe
f4peben au fDnnen. buB Der 54ptre
punt i'm unteren Settle liegt. 10 odB
e nidt umtippen lam. bab g nah
ieoer Ridtuns selenft tperoen fann.
bdB bic Snfafen eenisenb 2idt i'm
Snnern baben, buB bi. WuFtrtiefs
abgeIefen fperoen fam, oaB fir 2uftz
aufubr seforst 1T unD baB enolid bas
1abr5eug @prsnseeihcHt auf benz
Miden trGet. Rad Bib unbs SeIt
banbelt es fid um einen rnnoen
Gdiffsf0rper aus Rupfer. Der am 30
ben 8Iei als gaaaft trdst; bic Be-
fpeaung miro our9 einen Wedunis-
p,us BON Bumper. R0bren unb @teu
] eruns bstperifelist, Der gum Sell auf
ben 8asler pbbfifer Daniel 9ers
npu1i aurIdsebt unb cine Worfufe beg
Meaftionsproptlers bartlett. Rleine
Qufen aus bidem @Ias fOIen fur
2idteinIoB forgsn. Die 9ieftnmtfu Jung
ipirb BON einen Doppelbeber iibernoms
/; men, burd ben cine puedfilberfGule i'm
sfnnern Der 1uBern WnHerf6ule ous
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gefteut eud u~nieren frsiea aatelos
fir Gamens uno @efligel SoIIals
eoter eeeb g., 420 Snb<Slores Sfr.,
gan Nntonio. Serns.
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HOTEL ALAMO

1926 Alamo 9lasa babib 1nobiserfe
refine 2immer. SOC, 75c 81 per Sag,
$3.50 nnb anffpdrts per Wod)e. o'I MY
nit 2 Betten $500 per Wo1e. ane9
EeIepbon grodett 658.
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sameu unD Weahseliutter.

.Sreb staffel, st9 OF . Commerce
ctr. Sen, @etreibe, Gnrte', = be'D'
fonen' @efIiiaelfntter, Snt1ibaforen
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THE EIGHTEEN HOTEL

gsos beoeutet vgbe Gisbteen"? gas
bette Sotel fir oas nenis1te @elo IN San
Nntonio. Gunner SOC. Gusge9et11ele
Roblaeiten 25c. Niebrige SpeaIalrassn
Der ISOLDE. Sab frei. grodett 6217; Sn
eeutroler Gaze. 302 SioeNiano ctr.
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Examination to Be
 Held NOUember 2d

Now that Uncle Sam has the young men of the country in training for military service, he finds that he needs 10000 typewriter operators and stenographers and typewriters, both men and women, for the departments at Washington. The civil service commission has notified all of its 5000 boards of examiners that they should put forth their best efforts to secure these urgently needed workers. While examinations are now held weekly in 450 cities, the commission states that arrangements have been made for holding an examination in this city on November ?. The entrance salaries range from 5000 to S1200 year. Pro- motion is reasonably rapid to those whose services prove satisfactory. No appointments can be made to these or other positions in the federal classi- fled civil service unless authorized by the civil service commission under the civil service law Any information to the contrary is unauthorized. This is 8 splendid opportunity to. serve your country. Full information may be se- cured from the secretary of the board of civil service examiners at the pos t;l savings window in the Bisbee post office.
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M 'ADOO ASKS COUNTRY FOR
 GREAT AID IN
 LIBERTY LOAN
Secretary of the Treasury Gives Impassioned Speech After Learning of the Huns Latest Sea Atrocity.
(By Review Leased Wire.)

COLORADO SPRINGS, Oct. 19.- Secretary of the Treasury McAdOo, in his swing through the great west to urge every man, woman and child to subscribe to the second Liberty loan, spoke here tonight in the interests of the campaign. A few moments before reaching the theater the secretary was informed by the Associated Press that the American transport Antilles, home ward bound, was torpedoed in the war zone October IF and sunk with loss of 70 lives.
 'I have come to you" said Secre- tary McAdoo tonight, ito discuss one of the greatest tasks the American nation has ever faced; a task upon which depends the success of America in this war; task upon which de- bends the safety of democracy in the world; a task upon which depends the security of our beloved America. l do not exaggerate when I say that, be- cause it would be difficult to express even in superlatives the disastrous consequences which would follow the failure of America in this war. That prospect is so fine that we cannot con slider il for a moment, and we shall not have to consider it if the patriotic men and women do their full duty. The patriotic men alone cannot do the task and the patriotic women alone cannot do the task. but together they can accomplish it and save America, as well as the rest of the world. from further infamies and further suffer ing. It is a GOd-given mission to which we have all been called-a mis- sOin which we could not have avoided if we would, and a mission which brave and noble people could not avoid. because they would not avoid
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At San Francisco

and Moore
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RECOUNT ORDERED.
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NbF ItCFIt I-tloCW " -IN-I
 DIES MONIES. Iowa, Oct. 1S.-AttOr- ney General H. NJ. Havner today order ed a recount of the ballots cast in Mondays special elections on the Gues- ion of constitutional prohibition. The unofficial returns give the 'wets" an advantage of approximately one thOus- and with a total vote of 430.000.
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it when the path of duty was pointed out
 q am not going deeply into the causes of this war. but l do wish to call your attention to this fact:
 The Covenant
 Every civilized nation until this war broke out recognized and ob- served the principle that merchant vessel containing non-combatant men, women and children never should be sunk unless the lives Of all the pas seneers. as well as the lives of the crew. should be made safe. What was the reason for that rule? You can understand it more quickly if l illus trate it this way. If a German di- vision. after capturing French town. and while marching through the streets crowded with the terrified and captured population with their hearts torn with agony and distress which would come from such a situation. had suddenly halted and under order of their commander had fired a volley into those defenseless, unarmed and helpless old men, women and chll- dren and had murdered many of them, we could not express the horror which would have shocked civilization. In such a contingency as that some peo- pie would have been killed outright, others would have been horribly wounded, others might have fled and escaped with their lives because they were on land Those who were wound ed might have been saved because they could have been taken to hospi- tals and nursed back to health.
 Americans Murcered
 But do you realize what it means to. sink a passenger vessel containing a similar number of non-combatants upon the high seas without notice-a sudden explosion, every one thrown into the water, no chance to escape. every vestige of human life swept away without trace? American citizens. since the outbreak of the war, have been murdered repeatedly on the high seas under the conditions I have described. Germany repeated ly has been called to account and re- peatedly has assured this government she would desist, and just as repeat edly she has violated that promise. and has proceeded to kill. other Amer ican citizens upon the high seas"
 In the course of his remarks appeal ing to America to rally to the support of the Liberty Dan, Secretary McAdoo said:
 Money Needed
 Do you realize that there is not soldier Tn a training camp in this country. nor one of our gallant sons upon the bat .le-felds of France, the shock of whose bullet or the explosion of whose blank cartridge in gun prac- tice is not transmitted to the treasury in Washington? Do you realize tha; there is not a cent expended upon ac-
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MORE TO ALLIES
(By Review Leased wire.)

WASHINGTON. Oct. 19.-Advances of S25. GOO 900 to Great Britain and s2O,OOO,O0O to France made by the government today have brought the total thus far loaned the allies up to $2, 756. 400, 900.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-20

tivity of this government that is not drawn from the treasury Of the Unit ed States. and that your army and your navy and your air fleet: your merchant marine and every single ac- tivity in which this great nation IS en- gagged is transmitted from money in the treasury of the United States The draft is upon the treasury; every thing is felt there eXac fly as when you turn on the electric lights at any point in this city the immediate effect is felt in the coal pile of the power plant which is producing that electric ity. l want you to realize that, be- cause it will impress you with the magnitude of the problem confronting the American people and the vital ne cessity of keeping the gold pile of he treasury sufficiently large to take up the shocks of those needs and make America constantly safe. If one single loan offered to the American people should fail, it would be d moia fateful disaster than the ioss os a grea. bat tie.
 Offers investment
 'The government does not ask you to give a dollar. It does not ask any gifts so far as money is concerned. It offers a superlatively safe and de- sirable investment. There is nothing as good as a government bond. And while you are buying that bond you are helping this splendid cause; you are helping the sailors, every sailor who wears the uniform of this coun- try, and you are helping, moreover, to keep the flag of America-the Stars and Stripes-in the skies. Never shall it be trailed in the dust while there is a drop of blood in the veins of an American free man. We want it al ways on high as hope for humanity; we want it to be maintained there in order that the rights of our people at home may always have plain protec- tion; that democracy here may be se- cured, because we know that so long as the Stars and Stripes wave democ- racy is safe in America"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-20
A PATRIOTIC GUILD

St. Johns guild of the Episcopal church has bought a Liberty bond, and it is now trying to raise $30, which it lacks to buy another.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-20
At Salt Lake City
TO RENEW THE APPETITE

( Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate 2 Renews healthy activity of the stom- .ach, promotes digestion and gives an
 appetite for food. Buy a bottle-Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-20
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