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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02

fecting stage"
This decision is given as official from
Washington.
In Paris much interest is manifested.
particularly in the way these 100000
men are to be coached for war In the
air. because the only American aviators
actually fighting are those of the IA
nous Lafayette Squadrilla. still under
French command (but at the disposition
of our ARMY. and members of the La
fayette Flying Corps. fighting in French
squadrillas. but equally at the DISPOSE
ton of the American commander-in-
chief.
went to see the man who sustained
a principal role in organizing and re-
cruiting both squadrilla and flying
corps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02
Special Correspondence

PARIS, August 20, 1917.
nn a LII American aviators trained
CC IN at home must be trained
IN again. or finished in
q q France through the per-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02

During peace Holland obtained part
of her coal. from England. but England
now has no coal to spare for neutrals
What remains after supplying her own
navy and her own industries is shipped
to France and Italy. Coal shipments
from the United States are not prac-
ticable in the existing circumstances.
Consequently. Germany Is the only
source OF supply.
Under the agreement by which. Hol-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02

long before the mass of American avie-
tors are ready to go to the front They
will have flown again and again ovor
the German lines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02

81 HOLLAND is next on the list Of
ILL small nations which have the
iii misfortune, because of geo.
~ 0 IN, ha
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
(1e(=lGOn(eruen.

Md3rsno Der arisssseit iIt elm Iebr
cOo. UcOsor.na@lafigtes SsiT6ereipruoutt, bic
Df'esmuifel, pieoer gu Gbren oetoms
men, 10 oab iie beute cine Iebr beo6z
ielsiperte &one in Der Nobrunosmits
lsloerior9ung fpielt. Der unoebeure
Tel9tum Der in osn beutI6sn &iiItens
9gsnanern Der gloroIee borbonbenen
ueulpsloonte brinst cine itetio Iteis
9enOe guspeute. Die aroben 9eFGnSs
oes 2Sotfenmeeres tpanoerten friiber
gum groBen Sell duf Die Diinoeritat.
ten, beute ipirb bic W4uT6el. 6is sin
lpertbolles, eitpeiBreihes g&obrunosmit.
tel TT unO einen borlpertiaen TIeifn.
eriaB obsibt, tpeit mebr oeqeTTen urS
fogur touIerOiert.
Sn Mbt uuf 50br lit iebt bic erHe
norofrieiiI6e 6abrit fir bic @erpers
tun9 Der WliesmuThsl erbout porben.
9ie MuI9eln peroen na9 Der Reini=
gung eeto9t unb oussenommen Oann
etngeIdlSen. Sn Torm BON perf@ie=
oenerlei SouTerben tommt ie in ben
Sonbel. Don ben MuIdeln tperOen
alle 3eile Osrpsrtet, felbTt Die S4oIen,
bic ibres groBen Ralfgebaltes ipegen
ols 9iingemittel @erpenbung finoen
Die 3eit ser W}iesmui9elfii9erei iteBt
ipieoer bebor, bic erfen srSBersn Gen.
oungen iinb bon eini9sn norbfrieiiThen
Snieln nu9 Sufum dbgegdngen unb
bon oort peiter ins Snnere bes 9Reiz
9es. SIN Dersan9enen Sabre botten
lidp oiele IiiooeutI9e Stuotberipdltuns
gen erObere Seuoungen bon Mtesmus
1tln re4t3eitig geii9ert. 9lu9 duf
Ger SnTel SpIt lit bic @riinoung elmer
SHouitrie sur @erpertune Der Wliess
nufhel beubiiGtiof.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
llniOerGidt Gent.

@ie ,Uloamf9e @tem" begriiBt bic
Nntiinoisuns, bob Die lInipsrFtGt
Sent nod in bieiem Sabre piGmiid
iperbcn ion. 6reili9 babe bic Jrtube
cinen geipiTen bittereu Gcf4mad. Dds
glutt io9t, Die telgiIde Resieruns babe
trob d[ler 8eI9peroen, SorOerungen
unO Darnu1geu cine Ih0ne 0elegens
beit tpeggc6eu, IeIbIt unmitteIbar nah
Der 8efreiung beg belgiI4en Ge6ietes
ods, @srt Der sciItisen @cfreiune Der
@ldmen ni9t our9 cine fremOs, Ionz
bern ourb oie belgiT4e Regierung gu
Dollenoen. 6lanOern for0ere nt1t
auetn cine eigens llniperiitdt, Ionbern
DoIlItdnbige Gelbitregierung. Der 9lrs
titel fG6rt fort: llniere 6ultlno 1T In
oieier Grueen ftrene lopnl. mir Fors
berten bon cer 5uItGnoigen beleiI9en
&egieruns Gin Dubenb N2al cine bld=
miI9s ltnibsrItGt. Nber an Die 8es
IeBungsmodt ri9teteu mir iliemals
bieien MuniA. Denn unIer feurie-
fer Munf9 uneripartet in @rfiilIung
eebt, 70 tonnen mir nicmdnb 6afiir
oonten. Gs 1T tein GeT4enE, bas
man abIebnt ober unnirar,t, es lit oas
Re9t, bds uns 5utommt. Die ein=
Sise ftootlitbe llniperiitdt in Tldnoern
mub cine DldmiI6e Isiu. gDir ba6en
iie un0 mir hoIten fis felt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
JSoNnnien=Oct.

RoBfaItonicn IoIen in bieicm Sabre
in sriter 2inie our Oelgspinning Oers
ipdubt peroen, ba Fs elm fir menI6li9s
@rndbrung ourGous geeignetes, pobls
famedenoes Oel ent6dlten. 81 Der
Dur4Fiibrung Der OeIgepinnung lit
Der &riegsausfduB fir pflauSIidbe uno
tierifbe Dele unb 6ette in Berlin bon
benz prGTibenteu oes Rriegserndbs
runesomtes ermG9tigt porben. Du.
neben lit aud bic 8eSugsbereiniguns
ouf @runo Der @erorbnung iiber oen
@ertebr nit Sraftfuttermitteln bereGs
tigt, gfobtditanieu gum geIeBliben
5O8itpreiTe uufsutoufen. sic iuiro
icbo9 Die BON ibr ii6ernommenen &a=
itdnien 5ur NeIgeipinnung an Den
artessuusfcbuB abIiefern, Der bic
Prebriidifdube, Die Tib CUR Milbs uno
@isbfiitteruna eignss. an tie @sSusss
bsreinieung 3uriidgibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
Sient SOltStidJtll.

@a am /. Nuguit bas neue poitdbs
eabenseieB in &ruft setreten 1T, ges
lansten i'm Oeuti9sn Rei9 @nbe Suli
neue grisfmorten uno Pofttortsn 5ur
9tussabe. 9ie neuen Werte iiub:
Wlurten 5u % pfeunis eruu, gu p
pfenHis orange, gu 15 9}fennig braun;
ferner pOIttorten gu 7a Pfennis unO
Is pfennig in oen gli9en Jarbeu Der
jeBigeu 8 Yfennigs unb 10 pfenni9s
&arte reTpettip oes Rortenbriefs. Dis
neuen @ert3ei9en untsri6eiOsn ii9
bon ben alien oabur9, bab Oas innere
Gelb uno bic @ermania ni9t mebr
farbis Idraffisrt, fonbern, ipeiB lit.
glud bon ben baprif9su poitanItolten
ipsrben nsus Marten in Oen gleiAen
Merten berousgegsben. sic iinb i'm
Stile Der 5ur 3eit giiltisen Treimarten
nit bem gilonis bes ROni9s gebalten.
Die % pfennie. .Marts in bIuuerau
trdet cinen lleberorud in T9pdrS nit
.2a" in beiben oberen eden duF elmer
2 pfennigsUlarts. Die 7a pfsnniss
Waarte 1T in Der Gdrbe Der bisberisen
5 pfenniesMurte eebdIten, neil bic
neue Mlorte tiinftig ben Mert Der leBs
teren BARTLETT. Die alte 5 pfennigs
Wlarte, Die nod i'm @ertebr bleibt, ers
bdlt cine beIlsre CRIME Torbe. Dis
ueue Is pFennie=Morts tpiro in Der
6orbe Der bis6erieen 10 pfsnnig=
Marte (tropproD Sur 2usgabc gelans
gen, oogesen pirb bic bisberi9e 10
pfennigsMdrte in elmer tdrminroten
SOnung eeorudt tperben. 9ei oen
@onSTaden tommen neu bin5u: cine
q pfennis ppIltarte in grim, Bel Der
Ser neue Mert BON 7s in Der lintcn
obersn Gde bes bisberigen Wappens
bilOss eiusebrudt 1T, unO auberOsm Elm
&artenbrief gu Is pfennig in eIei4er
gGusfiibrung tpie Der bisberige Rdrtens
brief 5u 10 pfennig.
Sir Die Itaatli9en 8eb0rben in
@dbern iinb 3ur gef0rberung ibrer
pOtIcnbunssn a6 /, QlueuIt beionbere
Dienifmarten eingefiibrt por0en. Sn
Torm uno @rOBe tpie bic 1 unb 2
Mortfpertoeiben, ein liegenbes Rebted,
Seigen fie in Der M2itte Oos boDriI9e
Mappen, re9ts unb linfs BON Sfpei
itebenoen 20peu gebalten. Sben lit
in boiler 9reite bic 8e5ei9nune
sDienitmurte" oneebro9t, unter bem
Moppen oos Mort n@opern" uno in
ben beioen unteren @den bic Derts
oifFer. 3ur 9(usgabe gelansen bon
ben Dienitmarfen @erte gu 3, 3, %,
10, 10. 20, 30, 60 pfennig unb /
Murt. 0te Tarben Der ein5slueu
Merte snt1pre9en Oenen Der Treimars
fen. DoSu tommt nod cine Disnits
poitturte ou u @Fennig, bic Oas Mdrs
tenbilo Der eleihpertisen Dienfmorts
aeigt.
Sn Miirttemtsrg IdIieblib gcloug,
ten aus 9tnIab bcS 91egieruussjubts
Idums 0es &0uigs beIonbere Crime
runssmarten 5ur 9lusgabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
9tntifJlanO8 ,Gutartnng.'

Der 8runuen sngIifbsr S9md6s
iu&t 1T unT6einenO unoeriiesbur. 90
ipeiB Elm 6err 6enrb be SolfaIle in
Dem 8u9e Degenerate Germany"
ipieoer auerIei guriiige 0inge bon oen
bOIen 9eutf4en, bic iib BON ben Gnsz
IdnOern bur9uus ni9t bsIiesen laKen
ipOlIen, au er5Gblen. lin 5u betpeiz
fen, baB Die Gntartuns Der DeutI9en
i9on por Subrbunberten beeonnen
babe, Sie6t Der Monn Oos OehtI9e
&ulturIeben bes Mittelalters berdn
unb miBt ben @eiF jener 3eit, bic
bsrbiinnIi6e 2ebensfreuoe, ole rGntez
boIIen Sample Oss 4Oels unb Der
8iireerf9oft, bic Inn Mo9t unb 9es
iiB sefiibrt tpuroen, nud ben beutisen
Iuffafungen BON Ge9t un6 @eieB.
9lls ob in Dem ,Merrp OIo England"
rein parabieiIde 3uItdnbe gsberri9t
bdtten llnb baB Die eins SGlfte oes
olten9IiI9en Nbels i'm SOtper urb
fOnitpo topfIos unb Ole unOsre 9Glfte
IN Der @eItminfsr=Nbt = obns i0rs
perIi9e 8eidGbiguns = nn9 tntrieens
rei9en &dmpfeu um Mudt unb 8eiiB
f9lummert, bas biirfte aud Serrn De
9olfaue ni9t eun5 unbetunnt Lsin.
9lu9 einiee FdtiItifhe Qlnsdben snts
bGlt OieIe S9rift. Der 2eIer erfGbrt
nGmli9, piebiel I9pere @erbre9en in
england bon 1897 Bis 1907 unb In
9eutI9lanb bon 1900 Bis 1910 begans
gen puroen. 9ie unter 0eutI@ldno
oneefiibrten 3a9len iinb bic b0beren,
Der @erfaKer bat uber gu ieinem Der
gleidb Oerf6iebene 3eitabf9nitte ees
ipGblt uno OergiBt au9 gu eripGbnsn,
oaB @roBbritunnien As Millionen,
9euti9Iunb &c Miuionen Ginpobner
SGblt, bic ausefiibrten bloBen 3ablen
aeigen baber elm bolltommen falI9es
@erbGltnis.
Wer aber benno9 oie @ntartuns Der
9eutI9en beapeifeln IoIte, Der miro
ii9er bann ale 3peifel folen laFen,
penn er our9 ben @erfaKer erf6brt,
Dab Die DeutI9en 0fters ibre Speiien
NIT Dem MeKer gum Waunbe fiibren,
boB iie &irI9terns ouf bic Seller Tputs
Ten uno OdB i'm Refourdnt befinbli9e
beutf9e G9egatten berart fpeiTen, bGb
ii4 Der Munn suerit bus Bette bon
Der portion ausfu9t unb Der ormen
Srau bann oen HeIt unO Die &no9en
bini9iebt, bic iie obtnabbern barf.
9lu9 er3GbIt 6srr be SoIialIe peiter,
ooB bic @o6el bon BEN 9euti9en Dor
Dem @iien gum Heinigsn Der Singer
Id9el uno na9 bsm @Ten uIs 3abns
lto9er benubt pirb, ooB bic 6eutI&eu
@oite IN Den 9otels Der G9pei3 uno
an Der Hipiera ubge1onbert, an Be-
!onoere Etl4e eeIeBt tperoen, um burb
.pre anitoBieen Manieren oos Gmpfins
Oen Der engIif@en unb fronsSfiIden
9alte ntcbt gu berIeBen. 0os erbors
mlln9sniroigite @eI95pf in oona
Senti3lano Qber 1T Der Gduolina. @r
mlro ME cine dgpptiI6e Wlumie nit
i','.s oreIten' sllenlongen 8unbugen FeIt ums
mldelt. @ebobet ipirb eieIes unqIiids
i'qe Belen iiberbuupt ni6t, bO6itens
oann uno Donu einmal eeipoTden.
yer &oPf oes @Guelinqs nirb nit
EN- e1I'er 9oube beoedt, bic erIt na@ aebu
"eOnaten entfernt pirb, bomit Der
SOpf gum erIten Mule seipoI6en pers
een Tam. Die Q(usfHbrungen bes
perm be SdlIalIe peroen in bem ent=
ont Grleten SeutI9lonb fi9erli9 cine BON
Soerfoller ungepollte 9etterteit eraies
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

3u ben gefpobnern oes ipeItIi6en
&iiitenortss Merito BEL Mosatlan,
Wer, gebOrt Der Snbianer Sole SS,ton
@eIasqne5, lueI9er 122 Sdbr. SGbIt
unb Der GIteite Mann Ser grbe fein
biirfte. Gr drbeitet nod tGali9. Be-
fibt bic 8efpegli9teit zines Se6sioers
unO erinnert ii9 nod beutli6 Der Si=
bdlgo=yRebolutiOn in ben Sobren 1910
Bis 1921.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

Sin gutes StId Salibut BON fiini
Biz feds gfunO @elpi9t miro 3tpei
Stunben lang in SalSpoFer gelegt,
dbgetrodnet uno Die duBere 0aut eins
9eterbt. Damn pirb es in elmer Brat
pfanns in einen mGBis 6eiben Ofen
geitellt uno 0fiers nit Butter unc
DdHsr besoHsn, Die in sinem 9lsdge'
Ihirr oOer 3iegsI fparm sebalien pers
ben. @enn cine @atel lei9t bur9s
gebt, 70 1T Der Slid gar; er Iollte bon
f9oner brduner Tdrbe isin. Wlau
nimmt bic Sauce aus ser @rotpfonne,
gibt elm tpenie to9enOes WdHer bins
3u, ipenn ss ni9t genug lein Iollte,
riibrt eiren 20ffel Uoa MallnuB=Gat.
Tup binSu, ou9 einen Seel0ffel bon
WorcelterIbire= =Souce, Den Sdft elmer
3itrone, unb peroidt nit Webl, ipels
6es porbsr nit NaRer Serriibrt mar
Mldn IGbt bies etumol dufto6en uut
,bringt es Nin siner Gaucisre duf ben
Slid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
aartOffeIfaGle fir Srut.
bdbn.

Ulan lode afpei YfunO gut burds
po9Ienss S9peineflsiId6 ab unO
IGneioe ss in 8iirfelT Odmpft ioOuun
robe ooer aud esTottene &urtOffelpiirs
fel in Butter nit 3piebeln, man tpiir5e
nit SaIa. pFeffer, Maioron un6 Muss
tatnuB, sieBe Tleiidbriibe binSu unS
sibt tura Dor Dem @infiilIen bic
SleiI9piirfel binein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
Sir 9ans unO
&a9e.
@efnf@a u m.

Nan I9Idst nit elmer Rutbe aui
benz Teuer cine babe Jlul9s Mein, Elm
@iertelpfunb 3uder, 5ebn Gier unO ets
mas 3immt 70 lause, Biz bic WlaKc
bciB 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

ltwould make a difference ?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

S6ritt oorpGrts.) glidt 10 biel -
@3eni6, iuoIlen Sie Oenn gleid cine
&eiie Inn oie @eIt mahen9r
@ei@eiveHeF %uregung
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

-0i6ter Gu ieiner @ottin): gu.
lolia, ten oen SdnittIau6itod aif
mcinen Eiib - i6piIl Elm 6rii6.
linsgeoic3t madeuI"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

&aiernenbofbIHt6e.
llnteroffi5ier (oie 6rou ausrid-
ten0); u@e6Imonu, etiuas weiter
Dor Ger Solpat moat eiueu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
Srutbobn nit 5leif@fHIr,

Srut ba bn nit 6letf d fllle,
Ser Srutbd9n ipirb Iouber oefpd,
f9en, aussenominen, Tliisel unb 9ula
entFsrnt; DEFENDERS iorgfdltis muB Del
&ropf beruusgenommen perOen, um
ole Jpn umgebsnoe Sout ni9t gu per'
leben. Die 6iiuuHg piro fOIsenOer.
maBen bereitet: Der Wlagen un0 biz
9eber iperben fsiu eetpie9t, orei @ier.
teIpfuno semii9tes Rolbs, Rtnbs unt
S6peineFlsiTA, sipei Gier, Elm @ierteI'
Plumb feline 2eberpurI, eine feinge'
badte RaItanis, Sol5. pfeffer. etn,
feingebadte S9aIptte, geipeibtes grOt.
den, allies iebr gut gemiIdbt InO in ben
Numpf eefiillt, Der ounu Sugendbi
piro. glun breFiert man oen Srut'
balm un0 beipideIt Die 8ruIt baraud
nit Speditreifeu, bamit oas 5letif
f9Dn Iaftig unO fpeib bleibt. Sn Elm,
pfaune gibt man Elm Drittel qfunf
Butter, iobalD OieIe bo9lteigt, lsgi
man ben Srutbobn biuein uno brdtei
ibn lntsr bGufigem 8e9ieBen 5ipei Big
brsi Stunben; je uab @rObe uns
Otter. Der Sfsn muB re4t beib iein;
bomit Der 8rdten ni9t gu I9neD
brGunt, legt man 9lnfungs Elm NH
Butter beItri9.nes pdpier ouriiber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
Creme GGciIie BON pfir.
fi6en.

Mau sertodt slpei 9uBenO gsf6dIt.
unb entiteinte pfirii9e gu 8rei unb
ftrei9t Iie bur6, TiiBt bieIen 8rei mil
etn pfunO puDer5uder, rei6t Elm Bier
tel pfunb TiiBe abee5cgene ManOeln
uno bic dbgebGuteten &erne bon feds
pfiriiben bo5u, bdnn 5ipei lln5en in
Mein nifgel0lte @elutine, bermiT4i
oIIes Tsbr trGftig uno ftelIt es uuf Gis.
Dos @rlturrte itiirSt man aus Der bors
fer noBgcma9ten Torm uuO gi6t einsn
9itng fiiBen ganinefdIagrdbm Darum.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

yftng iiiBen TanilefAldgrdbm Ddrum.
3petf@9en in &ognut.
9(uf Spei qfunD 3petf9gcn rs6nei
man tnupp einunbeinbulb Yfunb 3ufs
Ter, in Elm pint MaHer pirO bieIer ge'
l0F, bonn legt man Die Triihte bejb
binein, etpos @oniIle bo5u, ldbt bier.
Biz fiinfmol aufpallsn, gibt oIles in
eiue porSenonIdiiHel, eieBt ben Sufi
barber; na9 a9tunoOieraig StunOen
eieBt man oenIelben ob, toGt Jpn gu
oidsm Sprup, lGBt ibn ertolien, Der.
miI9t i6n nit gleiaem 9uuntiim &ogs
mai, eieBt Jpn iiber bic 5riic6te, ipcI4,
man in @lGIer Ieet unO gut OerI9lieBt.
@ebratener 8Iumenfobl.
MIan to6t ben @lumeutobl, big ei
etipa boIb gar 1T. Dlit olpei GBl0f'
feln boa Ule6l iperbsn 3fpei @ibottel
9smii9t, unb genug @aKsr, nm elmer
oiemli9 oiinnen Seig gu MAIDEN, SaIi
na9 Gei4mad miro Su9ege6en, ooi
@eiBe Der 5ipei @ier ipir6 gu lfsifeu
S@aum eeI9Iosen unO Damn nit Der
@iOOttern, benz Wlebl uub Moher Dcr'
menst. Seber 3pei9 Oes @lumcni
tObIs pirO in oiele WliT9uus getunt.
uno Ounn in 6eiBsm Tctt eebraieu
Nenn genug gebraten. ninmt man fl
nit eiHem S@dumer beraus, um fl
uuf cinen Dur4I4lug gu Iegen; fl
luerDen nit SoIS beItreut unO fpurn
oufsetrassn. Sporgel, Sellerie, Gisrs
pfIarae uno guiternpflonas iinb pors
trefflin, duf 0iefe 9lrt Subcrcitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

9epeis. u yltniere aoroIine 1T
oo6 me treue Seele. sic bat 5iuor
idon oen oritten Scbab, ober INNER
pom oeniieIbeu 9leaimeutl"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-19
EASY TO DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
YOU CAN BRING BACK COLOR
AND LUSTRE WITH SAGE
TEA AND SULPHUR.

When you darken your hair with
Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can
tell. because it's done so naturally,
so evenly. Preparing this mixture,
though, at home is mussy and
troublesome. At little cost you can
buy at any drug store the ready-to-
use preparation, improved by the ad-
dition of other ingredients called
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound You just dampen a sponge
or soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at time. By morning all
gray hair disappears and, after an
other application OF two. your hair
becomes beautifully darkened, glossy
and luxuriant.
Gray, faded hair, though no dis
grace, is a sign Of old age. and as
we all desire a youthful and attrac-
tive appearance, get busy at once
with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound and look years younger. This
ready-to-use preparation is delight
full toilet requisite and not medi-
cine. It is not intended for the cure,
mitigation or prevention Of disease.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-19
IS DELEGATE
TO CONGRESS
Miss Sidney j. Davis of This City
Named to Attend Purity
Congress In
Louisville.

Miss Sidney J. Davis Of Keokuk.
has been appointed as delegate to
the tenth international purity con-
gress which will be held at Louisville,
KY, November 8 to IA. Miss Davis
has been appointed by Governor Hard
ing to this meeting. George j. Knee
land, director Of vice investigations
in municipalities, will make an ad-
dress. There will be a number OF
prominent speakers who Will discuss
the vice conditions Of our cities at
this conference.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-19
ELKS' MEMORIAL
SPEAKER NAMED
William SchIagenhauf of Quincy,
Former Member of legisla-
ture, Will Make Ad-
dress Here.

William Schlagenhauf of Quincy, a
former member of the Illinois state
legislature will be the speaker at the
Elks memorial services which will be
held in Keokuk the first Sunday in
December. Mr.. Schlagenhauf is an
orator of considerable ability and the
Keokuk Elks will present a splendid
speaker at the annual lodge OF sor-
row. He has served in the Illinois
legislature and is considered one Of
the ablest speakers of that body.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-19

of Moorhaven, fined herself $40 to-
day One of her horses broke the
law by straying from its corral and
trampling gardens. Mrs. O'Brien had
been imposing fines on other people
whose livestock committed similar
offenses, SO in the interest of full
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-19
Christine Miller Tonight.

The Burlington Hawk-Eye has the
following item about Christine Miller.
who appears at the Grand opera
house this evening: One of the
younger artists on the concert stage
who is a great favorite in Burling-
ton, will be heard in keokuk Friday
evening. She has come to the very
first rank in the past few years and
is now perhaps the greatest native
American concert artist. Ii you de-
sire to hear her in keokuk, ring up
or call upon John c. Minton at
Guests and he will make reserVa-
lions for you, etc. If you wish to
know why we do not get to hear her
in Burlington this year. when keo-
klk has her, you will have to inquire
Observation-Disclosures
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-19

Jamaica has pledged herself to
pay 100000 year for forty years
from the termination of the war to-
wards the reduction of the war debt
Of the United Kingdom
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-19

stretched in half dozen rows across
the foundry room from the speakers
table across one end OF the large
room.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-19

Woman Mayor Fines Self $40.
limited Press Leased Wire Service.]
MOORHAVEN, Florida, Oct. 10
Mrs. John j. O'Brien, woman mayor
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-19
Another Possible Indemnity.

Philadelphia Public Ledger: Ger
many should now ask an indemnity
for the money Count Won Bernstorff
spent here.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-19
NEEDED ITEMS
COMFORTERS

Some very nice comfort
ers, good sizes at
$3.50, So, $3.50 and 81
each. These are all early
purchases under today's
prices. Select them now.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-19

scenery as near perfection as could
be expected after a handling by rail-
roadmen and truckmen.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-19

justice, she assessed herself.
Mrs. O'Brien is planning a float
ing bank" to cruise around Lake
Okeechobee, doing business with
farm ers.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-19
every Good,
Eddie'' Cure
for the Blues
Cast Of Characters.

Purser on the Catskill. .........
Charles Mitchell
Steward on the Catskill. .......
Walter G. Brown
Dick Rivers. Harry Meyers
Nine Matroppa Florence Earle
Elsie Lilly. Lavinia Winn
Monsieur De Rougemont. .......
Jean De Briac
Eddie Kettle. George Mack
Georgina Kettle, his wife. ......
Helen Raymond
Percy Darling $500. Harry Linkey
Elsie Darling, his wife. .........
... Theodore Warfeld
AL Cleveland, clerk at Rip Van
Wrinkle inn. .Denman Maley
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-19
Synopsis of Scenes.

Synopsis of Scenes.
Act /. Deck Of the Hudson river
boat, Catskill. zone summer after
noon.)
Act III. The Rip Van Wrinkle Inn.
Scene THAT evening. Scene 2
The next morning.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-19

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

UNDERWEAR
For lady. gent or child, in
fleeced or wooden, in I'M
ion suits or separate gar
ments. All reasonably
priced according to mar
ket prices today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-19
BLANKETS
Cotton Blankets

A nice size for blanket, In
grey or tan tomorrow a
$1.50 value
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-19

Larger sizes and heavier
weights at S1.75, 50, $3.50
to 81 pair. All priced low,
er than today's market.