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The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-11-02
|lrmen Gardiner and Kelly
eceive Reports That lndi-
tie Full Cooperation of the
omen in Americas War
ans.

Pc huge success"
Is is the word Chairman II. c.
lher Of Anaconda. in charge OF
Food pledge drive in district 13.
10 County Chairman Dan M.
this morning after getting re-
from the five counties in which
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Admiral Rescued.

Admiral Schmidt vas rescued. bat
il was necessary for him 10 leave kieL
All the surviving mu,ineers we're ar
rested.
The b3ttleship Kronprinz dispisces
% Zs3 tons and ras built in 1915. Her
complement g l,I59 men. Th- S1hles-
Vig-Holsteiu IS completed in 1906
and measures re0 900 tons. She carries
7Zg men.
Vice Adnira- ION GaIelie German
CONTINUED OH Page TenJ
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NIOR OF THE REPUBLIC
PEAKS FRANKLY OF HIS
C0UNTRY'S PRESENT NEED
|sia Demands Aid Such as England and
America Are Giving to France.

Masses, Worn Out Economically, Are Ask
bg "Where Was the British Fleet, Now That
he Germans Are Out in the Baltic?" the Pre-
bier Says-America Is Called Upon for Sup
lilies and Money and the World Is Called Upon
% Hold Its Faith in the Future of the Russian
revolution.
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upon which to base a CONVICTION.
The decision and instructions of the
court caused no little concern amohs
attorneys and among men in court VINO
were charged with having violated the
registration law. in which cases the
district attorneys office had prepared
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-11-02

THURSDAY,
a offensive 're
body 81 the
the Of this
nope oi
rendering political
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EVIDENCE INSUFFICIENT
in STACKER CASE; COURT
VACATESSEVERAL CASES

udqe Bourqn Holds That Admission Of Age Made in Marriage
Licenses Naturalization Papers or Hunting Licenses Not
Sufficient Evidence to Convict Men Under the Conscpon
Law Decision Affects Three Other Cases That Were to Be
Tried Very Soon.
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because OF SUCH resistance IN the lace
of overwhelming forces OF enemy ar
tillery and infantry that the civil Popu
Iation was able to retire. 1t WAS owing
TO the vaior of Italian aviators. COM
hating the Austro-German army of
the air. that fleeing wumen. children
and old men who crowded the roads
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-11-02

Declaring that made in marriage licenses
certificate petitions hunting licenses and oher puoic
sufficient convict man OF violation OF he
aon law the body of the crime proven IN some oneI
federal district court today ordered
vacated all socaed for trial today and tomorrow
CYRUS Smith alleged Stacker acquitted hS morning y m
admissions petition for naturalization was not sue'e"
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At the Beginning.

ussia at the beginning bore the
brunt of the fighting, thereby
e Great Britain and France. Peo-
sho say she is out of the war have
memories. We have fought since
beginning and they must now take
eaviest part of the burden on their
lders.
present Russian public opinion
eatly agitated by the question:
re is the great British fleet now
(Continued on Page TWelye.1
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Unexampled Heroism.

The safe retirement to the Iae.,s a
nento was due to the unexamp'e,
h.ro;sm of large bodies of Italians Oh
such spirit as the Aipini on monte
Na,o who refused to surrender, anu
the regiments of Bersaglieri at Monte
Mayriore. which perished to the ias'
nan rather than yield ground. IL was
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Not Out of the War.

has been said by travellers re-
hg from England and elsewhere
nerica that opinion among the
e. not officially but generally. is
Russia is virtually out of the war"
Is explained.
Russia out of the war;" Premier
hsky laughed. THAT" he an
fd, ''is a ridiculous question. Rus
taking an enormous part in the
One has only to remember his
Russia began the war for the
p While she was already fighting,
hnd was only preparing and
rlca was only observing.
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HOW THE ITALIAN ARMY
REACHED NEW POSITIONS

lnexamued Bravery of Certain of Gen. Cadornas Detach-
ments Which Formed the Rear Guards checked e AStro-
ared n Get AWAY in Good Order Most Of Third Army,
eSN eIcwer of ItaIy's Defense, Now Ready for Battle
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we'd France and England.

,ussa has fought consistently
the beginning. She saved
|ce and England from disaster
in the war. She is now worn out
BE- strain and claims as her right
the allies now shoulder the bur-
Ins Premier Kerensky explained
position to the correspondent
brcmier was seated in the library
y former private office of the en-
in the winter palace. The corre-
Dent called attention to widely
adictory reports on Russia's con-
and asked the premier for a
statement Of the facts.
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substantially the same form of evil
dence as introduced in the Smith case.
The district attorneys office. at the
announcement of the jury's verdict
caused the rearrest of Smith on the
Il,nnfinueI ON Page TenJ
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WEATHER FORECAST

MONTANA A-Generaliy fair tonight and
Saturday, except probably rain west Of
divide. warmer tonight.
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5Continued on Page Ten.)
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tcnntinued ON p>ss Twelve.
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(Continuei on Page TenJ
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19

ms 3ll0dnQlid). Gas @cbdlroe mar
I'M oft5cbnten &obrbmtnert ou90t
grabcn mo Q%e,ridluct. Damn abe;
pieoer3 DcridijtJct wnr0en. IS III
nidt, mic mon l0nge QeQlnubt bat,
cas- Nobnbou5 oc3 Nai'er9 9hlal.
lul9. Ticica mi. reed piclud}
ourd) Den ipdtgren Ban sum &Ci
u%erGu0ert uno pcrNriunt, audi bi,g
gclcpeu b0bcu. @litc llrbcrllc'crm
gen meilgn nUultd' 0oraul hin, ooG
Ser NOoptiuiobu uu0 Grbc G0ior,
in jCucr WcQcu0. h0i0 nod Or
Sd,Idht bel |lttjuH, iJd) oa@ unichn,
lidle @au2, 0o2 dm Gin9ouI nit q.
ncm GidentraB ma mcArcrcn %or.
herrbaimcn ~Qcldnmldt mar. crrjd
tct bat. Tcy Name Dititr crital
t0iierlidNm NriioeH}. III Der iid g..
nc3 @olJa cntldllet bot. VoloiiM Ut
tclitc nod in otn %thmrortrrd
Niol3 mo YoDalt lebcn0l0. Cbnc
iihcriliiii0c mno ou'rdllcnDc Nradt
mar 6 aicldNnohi ntcbr 0l@ Gin BIZ.
les Eriu0tbau> una crhlcIt lcIbit
cine gentle rttlai0'c &ciDc, nab
Gem Nuaulm2, i'm Faorg T. u. Ghr,
5um Hontiicr marimn5 crn1mt una
ais ioldcr |0cnotl0t IN ctlcm 0iicnt
IJdlen @chuu0c 81 mobncu. cIuel
Ieil 0cS Eollltcs {ruH 1t0at5cidcn
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1ip Elpfaittru
hrs 5rhal1s.
gon q. Setter u. 5il&crmann.

6&ab Abbo5 Uatte oun 2eprtclt
ron 0antaoon 5pct ieiner GlefanteI
QcI1idt, oomit lic tie iijttcrten mo
tbnen Icoe SorJlnlt mo EiIegc
c~ngcOeipeu licBen.
BGbreno 3lueIcr larger Sabre ia.
ten bic Gillpobncr 0cs 9orfca oud)
lire &IIidt. Sir nGbrte,, ole gciro-
Di3eu, rielenbaiteu Liere gut m0
negten unO p%flcgten lje nod beltcu
ArQite,.
4lber oui ole 0ouer pur0e oa3
zen gnten 00rflern etrpos 81 tclier.
3lt0em rid,tcteu Ole GIeionten olIl
ben SeiDeru mo in oen 00rten no
lie ii5 su tulnmeiu belieOtell, lold)c
&eriuMIhlngcn OIL naB Die &eute bon
Namasan anfln9elL 81 lnltrren uno
Ga Hagen. llno pc idtnlpitcn alli Die
Glefnnten mo IId1tcn nad) einer1
Rittel, ipie tie i'd DER fpltlpieligcn
1no taiti9cn 1irre c~ntlcoigen fonn'
ten, obne oaa MjbfoGIcu bes @crr-
lu)eI2 on tttCJti.
gead) hiclcm SIN mo Ser bc,
id)Ioiien fic slloIidL cine Nboronung
i'll bic 9auptitn0t ocs Hcitc@ 5ll
iu,oen mo bort ocn Gntir u"ijuiIc-
hen. baR cr 0ic @nooc mo Ccrcd)
tigfeit bGtte. lcinc llcrc fiIr ppci
l~Geitere Sabre al cincIl un0cren Crt
6n icn0cn.
3u bnicm 3uefc ilttcu Die so,
~ldabalier tbren ShcIcl oelt 1ori-
Gltcltcn, nuf mo nntcr reitcteu ibnI
ibren GHtid)IltC, inocm lie i'm baten,
Die aeptaute Nbcr0mmg 5n ilibrcl
llno itre @iInId)c 0clt 0errid)er
nor5ltragelI.
8ergehen5 bdlt ihtcn Der SdlcidI
oa5- @efa5rlihc ibfc3 ltntcrneIulcna
pcr, beraeben3 lporllt er lie Dor Dem
s,lorn 6eS Sf)ob5 sic Nautru
lpolen njd)t olli ibrcn Neltcltcn DO.
rem. 90 ticf lino lie BON Der He-
rcdtignna i6rcr @iIride mo poll
Ger @ercdltigteit 0c3 Sd)db2 iiber
5cugt.
limo ic bcitiirnttcn oem Sd,eid) 10
Idnge nit 9ittcll, bis oicicr enoIid1
Die SiibrtHia Der Nbor0mnla 81
I~bernebWel ueriprod.
I'm folgenoer Morgen. furj mad,
Sonnennufgong, nnd)tcu lid allu
cjnise arci6jg 9niern I'm 0enl
Sdeid al Ger Spite I'M W0llir
nnorib nab Der 3nuptitoot (uid)fcnt
cuff.
Ger @dcidl Der icinc beiteu Alci.
fer onge5oaclL itincn arGbtcn Sur-
han um9ebuu0en huttc, mar ooii Ger
0ibti9feit leIner AuiQobe onrdl
1rlingen mo ilberIel1e. ,nit lpcItclI
8ortcn er ocn Gnlir am bcitea an
leocn f0Hrr.
go selanAte Der ,;ua is Dor sic
Mauptitaot.
IN iciue Geonrten uerimter, oen
Stoai iici se.Iciat. ain9 Der Sdeifl
piHc$ sSe1s@. cine ourali 81 adiea.
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Ini prm Ralntin.
Eie Static ocS EalnitcS hrs rDmiidcu
SntierS A~uQuitue.

Gob ser Ealotin. ais idgeuml.
mopeue 5tattt DER ilranfonlc Mons
DER tb|uuiir0lglte ul0 ais lpdtere
tolierllhc ytcloenj Der uuIleu. ml0
trImCrlm13reidale uitrr 0en licbtl
n!lgeiT uld) brlIte GINS Der anjle
hen0itcn, mulcriihitH mo unOet.
g%eBlidYtCn Stiide ronuilhcn @ooen9
BARTLETT, pcr0antt or rod meDr as
leintn imppiuutcn Yalnlt. ln0 Gem
pehlberrcIten Gem llnlitaHoe, 0nB
Gin &cil leiller GbcrIlade nod nld)i
ron Der uus9rnUcn0en SADIE uu0
Sd1uuicl 0Hrd)m!ih,t lit. lttber mo
5miidcn 0cn madltl0en 3icgcige.
molbCH NM .picllCgn, 0cn uraIten
5uiimaucrn, 0rn MormoriQulsn
mo NoioitiuBb00tn griiBcn nod
Die 6oruciildWu OlrtUl NIT ibren
8rotten, MoNcrpUtul. Nlumcubee'
ten uno immerlrmtn Gidcn, Deb,
nen lid CRIME M0nJG g&eIuaetdn0e
mo Wnrtrn0ruH0itilde mo ragen
neben alteu Mlrd}lciu mo &lolteru
idIIontc Eulmcn mo mdhti0e 0unfIe
3ppreiicn mic Gclhen c%r1itcr 4&0d).
ter i'll Ole lonlIlc Knit.
Ils iuI Sabre 1870 &0iicr go.
poIeon III. Die ]c}emdli0cn Hclitut
gen Der Tarnclc All Dem NolatIh
Ole er 1861 uom GgtonIg BON Pea.
pei ermorbcn bate. an Ole ltollcnl.
Idle Hc9ierunl p2rfauite, madjte er
5ur Neoingmg DAB 0o9 ocn bod
item lcil oea Nlllel5 cinuc9men0e
Observation-Disclosures, ole irilbere
0lla Nllla. acidont mer6e. Gic
Au2grabGnQcn 1lhen oentjuiolac
chi ouen Sclten al Scr Don 81.
prciien ilbcrruqtcn ho6cn llmiai.
Iungomauer oe@ oltagc0ebntcn alo.
i;crg0rtena, IN Dem lid 0na I'M Eu
Doritil crbaute A~obnbou5 Der from.
men zdpucitern trlctt, Salt mod].n
mili'cn. Grit in Hcucrer Belt lit =
Der He1lcrumg qclungen Dettraa5-
mGbig oo9 @run6Nild an lid 1T
brilgeH, mo e III mlnmehr Die ar.
tdolo0iide Gurd'orihurQ oldl oic
les nod pom @g1eimn,s bc0cdttn
Gelles 0e5 Yalo't1il1eI9 ST crruor-
ten.
Gs mtcrlieat ftjncm 3uciiel, oab
man unter Oct 2iiuo Mills, ole iih
.iber motti8cu antifen ,3ie0elbnu
Ten crhcbt, Die Hei,c oeo Qatailts
0c3 critu rcuiidlcn aoiiers augu.
itus. Die Ionms Euguitana, linden
IUlro. Niau nor iogar irilher Ger
I2imtaQ, lic den a%e'uaNen 3u hls
.u.t. Iag G.Ia, d.. 4;a,atinY uer
}cidu4I Har,j4l III Oct ijolided
.@;artja 0cs @,oirntbitics. oas mar
3lHa i.ciHrn Et,t a~lsaegrutcu 1T.
mo 3:qar 3ri'dta 0rm A~ippporoet
uHo 0cu hIutct.f 8rldiialcu Der
Ti30jldrI @0l0uaala0e, EN- nahl
81. ul00r0ti ties &s1aHgebduoc II,
les heiight ats urcieu ipmmciriia
aa9e.c8tcu HdunrsH mo cincn gre
gen &aGcu1o'. cIiile hobc lcm0lbtt
@eHadcr 0arlH a}tt uHpolautcn "a.
id'ct ifre~aut1 Js.t pom 5jguonrom
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Glletu Der ~erbobencn NtoieitQt Oc9
9erri6ers 0c9enilber iebeu mubte.
Gculo6 pcrl3r Der Sd)eid fciucn
Nu9cnblid icine Goiilng mo flr5r
rubi9 IN ieiner &eOe iort:
Cure 4fuicit0t babcn u0mlIid Die
@na0c Gebobt. unltrcu Iorie &o-
MADAM ole EiIese 5ueicr hcrrIjder
0lcfnntcu on}rmcrtrdEcl. "a 0.t'c
Gleiantcu NM olHf Der uu31e5cjU.
Atttu &rrit ullercr @Uricu mn Der
lmcrnuiIolldtn 2orlfnIt lbrcr gSad.
ter lid) elmer bcIlplColcn @eium0hcit
erircucrL NM Oa Dies icrllrr cine
tobc Gore Hl0 @uS5cidnunl fiir
oas game 1ori lit, 10 moger e3 ole
Gmmoburr ron Mamu0ull, Gucr Wfns
Iclt0t nurh mcincn bci6eiocueH
Dluu0 Die mltcrtdnige Nitte por}lt.
trogcuL lbncn nidt MIR Ole 6cl0ell
Glefontcn 3t belullcn, ionOeru ibncl
allBerocm nod ole Nilcqr mo Gr.
bultrng Don }lpci ncitercll oujupcr.
trQllen."
Ser Shnh mar BON ser Htoc 0c3
Sfcid)9 llid1t Wcni0 bcfrieoi0t, Gr
cntlieB i'm reif bcid)cnft mo belplc3
oen gliIdlihen @omoooneru icmt
bul0pollc 0nooc, inoem CT ibneu am
llGdlten Gage 5rpei neue GIcfonten
ionotC, bon ocrcn @cfrdbigteit mo
@ilohclt man ned belltc III Sauna.
hon er50blt.
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mas I'M i'm Der n0rQiltQ, mo ohHe
lid I'm Ole Nbor0nulg SIT filmnlcrn,
0crcn 9&ortfilhrcr CT on Nuic 0e9
&0nig3 Icin mote,
Ym Sln0tthcnter bcJegtlcten III.
icre Ndltcru C.llcr qroBcu Wlen0c
BON Wtcnidcn, Die id~Nntiguib mn
eileu @ol0ul herunipcjicrtcn. an
Gem cin b0rtilcr M}amn barmeltc.
0cl ocn NorijberQchen0cn erfltn,
0igten lie ijdl, mcldlc9 &erbrcd]en
Der @cbdnAte %bcgongcn bdtte, un0
man illlltcrtc ibncn ms Gbr: .gr
bate aelungt, cine @onolung oc3
Sd0h> 81 tu0cln,"
gll5 Die bicocren @anlo0aller 0aS
bortetr. jibcrlici lie cine @Gnicbout
nm0 Elm (cjl pnlt ir1cn bIieh bintcr
Gem ,3llQc 3lrild, mn lid allf aIlcr-
lei ~llnpcgcn mlc0cr i'll 0o3 Tori
5urild}nldiIcidcn.
Sic arlocrcn aogc1 potter i'll Die
Stu0t bIllela. "a iubcn tic, mic bie
@cantcn ocs Stoatsid'uBca Qcru0e
Gin Eager berrlidlcr Sd)al3 nit BE
ld}log b~clcgtcn mo ocn GiNcutiimcr
ncfeiicIt obiijhrtcn.
Sic frugtcr ciuen Giclatreiber.
ser, Die @dll0e in ocu mcitcu @oien-
tnid1cn, QolIcno 0nbciltono, nod Der
ltriodc mo |criubrel, naB Der SdaI.
hGnoler iId] Sen Corn oc3 Siiriten
}uqcio9cti, neil or Ihm ob1lc GrIdllb,
his clnc YlltiU0rt Qe0ehcn Dottc.
Nla 0na Die Torflcr ucrnatnel
ldjlid}en lidl rpic0cr cinige bon ibneu
0nuon lno uerihmonocn in Dem
WenIdlenlclhiulrr Der NuuptitraBe-
Mn ,0enI MorftpInB angcIou0t.
ilHlBtcll bic iibriael ea mitallieben,
Wie gern0e Elm hobcr W!iroentrQ9er
u1thallptct lUllroc, Ser an lelbcu
Morgcu lmporiidItiQcupcilic eiiiem
&cichlc oc4 Sd)oh@ mi0criprodlcl
bate.
Ia mod)tt lid cin orittcr 1eil Der
Aboromtng aus Dem Stnubc. Ser
Sd)clh ober inh BON olle0ern nidta,
lpn0crn ldritt milr6ig mo tief III
Wcooutcn Dem Gore 0e2 Euloitc5 5u
@ahrcn0 cr iid) INN bier Dem
8lirbiitcr ilnpnn0tc uuo oicicln iein
&cgehrel uortrna betrad)tctc Del
lcete Melt oca ,}uges cinea %eid)nala,
Den Htan an 6ic EoIultnlorrr Qelra-
2dt hattie mo Scr nn Ser Vrlit ci-
rcn ,3etlcl trltl init Ser %nidlriit:
pGoa ut sic Stroic oaer oercr.
ole ocn Nrichlcr hra &nnla2 uid,l
Stburiuni lciitcn.."
ga per dNu0loeu aud oir lUvililen
@amn0ancr. Sic potl Der ltoI}cn Ab-
oronung nod iibrIl IcbIieben lpureiL
il. eincm Ijidcn Eebctgobhen.
Mittlcrrue'lc brad)tc elii Sflnue
Dem Sdleih Ole Rndlridlt. 0nB Der
Sdah i'm erruarte. Man riibrte ihH
Ill Den HaInit uu0 ppr 0cnt Ghrone
6e@ Nerridlers Iuirit i'd Der Sdlcidl
81. No0cu ul0 bcrllbrt 0rciulaI mt
rcr Stlrn chrinrhtsnou Die Gr0e.
Gam crbebt or lidl uno iult:
Sic %Hboromn9, Oie i'd Die 6brc
bahe 81 g~ciciten " 9cl oiclcn Nor.
tell 0rehte er i'd I'M. inn leiHc Be
gIcitlr oor}ui;,itcn. 4bcr ME aroD
mar icin GrImuuicu, ats er i'd loll'
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uno bic Slnne i'm re8enurmen Som
mer beiB bernieoeriheint miro an
Seetiilten nod beute o0s AodIdis
aus Dem WieerlUotier %9eiponnen. Mas
1T in StalleH. in Gpanlen uuo Vore
lugol uno III Suofrdnlreih Der 6oIl,
Der Setrieb Qeltultet ,i6 in rem
91upt5u8eu folgtnocrmuBen:
3unddlt mttb ous WteerWaiIer in
8roBe HulUu3 em9eleitet, III oeaer Is
cine 3ejt lang lltben bIej6t, Sin
ItiI Oes l6alltrs perouEl:et, uuo
iulolge peiien mirp paa 9BaiIe. fats
reIter; oobet f6lGQt ljh III pen He
@ierpoireu Der grrbte 3ejI Dc9 -h}oer.
l05lj6en @ipies njeber, 3ieies icon
etloa8 ton3gntrjerte l%ieermaller mub
MN in cine Au5d6I iIater Nedcn
QeIoiien. Ser 8ooen bieIer Nedeu.
iopie bic nieoriQen llmidiumgsmGn
DC bethlehem dus teitQeitnmpltcm Gon,
lire 8toBe 1T perihleoen. GieiC
tleineren pisrediQen GebG,tgy pereen
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-10

FOR SALE CHEAP-Electric fan.
Red 1861.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-10
.KEOKUk CLUB IS
/ READY TO REBUILD
Contract for Work Goes to William
klrchner and J. 1.
Brady 10 the ArchI-
teot
MAKE FINE NEW HOME
Club Was incorporated Eighteen
Years Ago and Has Been One
Of the Prominent Club Or
sanIxatIons Of City.
MAKE FINE NEW HOME

Contracts will be completed to.
night for the new Keokuk club house,
which is to be practically rebuilt from
the building which was acquired at
Third and Blondeau streets last year.
The contract goes to William Kirch-
ner for the work. j. L. Brady Is the
architect and 1t Is expected that the
work will take about three months.
The money for the improvements has
been practically all raised.
The Keokuk Club Realty company
has the remodeling Of the club house
in charge. A new brick building 90
by 81 will be erected in the rear OF
the present main building. The new
building will include the bowling
alleys, billiard room with ample space
for six tables, kitchen and store
room. On the second floor will be
the ball room with floor space 80 by
IS feet, double windows and vaulted
ceiling.
The Keokuk club is at present
occupying the quarters at Fourth and
Blondeau streets where they have
been for the eighteen years they have
ben in existence. The first member
ships were solicited in the club by
T. F. Baldwin and John w. Hobbs.
The club was Incorporated eighteen
years ago. iEs
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-10
CITY NEWS.

Artistic production of tailored and
street hats at LaVogue parlors.
- marriage license was issued to-
day to Forrest L. Sparrow. 81 of Col
chester and Mabel L. Sellers. 81. OF
LaHarpe They were united in mar
rage by James s. Burrows, justice OF
the peace.
A smart array of correct millinery
at LaVogue.
e. C. Lynn. county superintendent
of schools was in Keokuk today. The
consolidated school proposition is be-
ing voted on at Argyle. the polls be-
ing open all day today.
Piano forte lessons: Spring and
summer term begins March goth. Mrs.
G. Maxwell, 1907 Morgan.
A hole was burned in the roof Of
the home of Mrs. Louise Publisky
42S North Seventh street, early this
afternoon. The loss is about $40.
Sunday chicken dinner S5c. The
Boston.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-10
ReouIred for Health and Beauty.

It Is surprising that 1t is necessary
to repeat again and again that the
health and beauty of the skin require
that the blood shall be pure. II the ar
|teries Of the skin receive Impure
blood, pimples and blotches appear,
and the individual suffers from hum
ors. Powders and other external ap-
plications are sometimes used for
these affections. but will never have
the desired effect while the causes OF
Umpire blood remain.
The indications are very clear that
Hoods Sarsaparilla 10 the most sue
cessful medicine for purifying the
blood. removing pimples and blotches
land giving health and beauty to the
skin. 1t gives tone to all the organs
and builds up the whole system. In
sist on. having Hoods Sarsaparilla
when you ask for 1t. Don't take any
thing else.-Adv.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-10
VERDICT FOR
$50 GIVEN
Jury IN Case Of SIusher VS.. Bern
stein Finds for Plaintiff
Last Night.

The jury in the case of John A.
Slusher VS.. Sam Bernstein returned
a verdict for the plaintiff, last night
at 10 O'Clock, and fixed the amount
o. damages at $50. 1t was alleged
by Slusher that the defendant &C.
cused him Of theft and he sued for
damages in the amount of $4,000.
The verdict was signed by l. G..
Howard as foreman. The case was
completed in one days actual time.
Motion for continuance In Leake
vs.. Keokuk Electric company was
granted by the court.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-10

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. travelling south
eastern part of Iowa to handle our
line on commission; all communica-
tions held in strict confidence. Ad-
dress Box No. 107. Quincy. Illinois.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-10
Second Iowa Reviewed.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, March TO-
Governor Harding reviewed the Seq
ond Iowa infantry regiment at Fort
Des Moines at 1890 a. m. today. The
regiment was scheduled to parads
downtown and at the state house this
afternoon
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-10
ELECTION is
TO BE HELD
School Directors. VIII be Chosen
Monday Afternoon at Annual
Meeting Of Electors.

The annual election Of the indie
pendent school district will be held
Monday afternoon in the basement OF
the Washington school building. The
polls will be open from 1 o'clock to
7 o'clock. There are two directors to
be elected. and only two candidates
for the place. They are the present
directors. ;. O. Boyd and J. F. Lutz.
who are asking reelection.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-10
Next Weeks Weather.

limited Press Leased Wire Service ]
WASHINGTON. March 10.-Fore-
cast for next week:
Plains states and upper and middle
Mississippi valleys: Fair most of the
week Local rains or snow, however,
probable northern portion Wednes-
day or Thursday. Colder Sunday,
rising temperature Monday and Tues
day. Moderate thereafter.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-10
FUNERAL RECORD
) >e~~e>~>~~~~~ ~~4
John L. Hawkes..

John L. Hawkes..
The funeral Of the late John L.
Hawkes. was held from the residence
Of w. H. Jacobs, 300 South Twelfth
street this afternoon at 300 O'Clock,
Rev. Frank G. Beardsley of the Con-
|gregational church, officiating. The
body bearers were Hugh Hodge, DR..
f. c. Hinkley, George Brant. Harry
Carey, Harry Fleming and L. N. Hahn.
Interment was made in Oakland ceme-
terry. Masonic services were conduct
ed at the grave.