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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
q q 1IIJA 4
Zas}ulona kara.
Detroit, M1cn. franciszek Siko

Detroit, Mlcn. Franciszek Sikor
cki, 90 letni i Charels Purenhage,
alias Nowak. 81 letni <skaZahi zo7
stall W sobote przez sedziego JEFF
friesa ma jeden rok wiezienia W
jackson. Sikorski wraz -Puren-
gem pracowali swego czasu ia
ko agenci ogfoszeniowi dla kilkli
tutejszych polskich pism. Sikorsi
ki zS1osil sic W styczniu br. do
piracy w redakcyi tygodnika hu-
morystycznego "Kumoszka''. w
marcu wyszlo ma jaw, re Sikors-
XII wyludza pieniadze cd fabry--
kant6w i w}ascicieli SHADOW. Wy
dawnictwo "Kumoszki' p0czefO
badac sprawe przy pomocy detek-
tyw6w policyjnych, gdy okaza.
10 sic, ze Sikorski do spolki z Pu
|renhabe y przeeiagu kilku lat
wyludzili przeszlo so czekow 90 9
$40 do $50 ma rachunek polsklch
wydawnictw miejsco owych, 81 70
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
Zniszczenie cebuli j jarzyn.

Newark, N. Y. Znaleziono tn
caly wagon zepsutej cebuli, zrzu
conej ma moczarach przy Newar
ku. w sobote znaleziono znowu
caly stos zgnifych jarzyn przy--
krytych ziemia popiolem MEDIA
leko Newarku. Inspector sanitar-
n.y. DIR. Charles Craster i inspek--s
tor zywnosciowy Sharwell, kto--
rycll TEN zawiadomiono, stwler
dill, ze jarzyny te trzymane by
lysw :1odowni tax d}uge, az zgnl-
~ jako ME nadajace sic do u
zyfku, zostaly wyrzucone. lnspek
torzy ezaznaczyli, re jest to hanba
trzymac jarzyny tax d}ugo, az
zgnija, pomimo panujacej obec--
ME- drozyzny. Kto temu winlenY
Mkt inny, jak spekulanci zywno-.
sciowi,, 'kt6rzy ME bedac kontrolo
!! wani przez nikogo, robia co i'm
sic zywnie podoba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
] INV POLSKlCH
AaIEIRYCE:
CHICAGO.
Ma Kazmierzowie odbywa
sic misY,1a. :.

w biezacym tygodniu Ia Kazi-
mierzowie W dalszym ciagu odby
wa sic Misya sw. prowadzona
przez 90. Jezuitow: ks. karola
Janowskiego, KS. J6zefa Biede,
ks. Michala Kurzeje i ks. Fran
ciszka Molo. Ubiegly tydzien Mi
Syi przeznaczony byl dla niewiast
biezacy przeznaczony jest dla mez
czyzn. Kazania j nauki XX.. Missy
oTarze wyglaszaja kazdego dnia
po Mszach sw. rozp. o godzinie
5tej 9ej rano; po nabozenstwie
rozp. o godzinie 2:45 popoludniu
i po nieszporach godz. 7:3O vie
czorem. Opr6cz Xxx. Misyonarzy,
ks. w. Furmanowi, proboszczowi
par. D. w. sw. Kazimierza, po--
moca przybywa liczne polskie du
chowielstwo III. Chicago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
Aust,acy ewakuuja lryest
Londyn RzYm. Z czerWca, =

Potwierdza sic doniesienia, IL
w'adze austlyackic juz wyda}y "a
rZadzenia w Tryescie ewakuja
ce miast: wszyscy ME walczacy,
ludnosc cywilna, miejskie w}adze:
archiwa, banki, rzadowe biura -
wszystko to zostaje usuniete W
glab Austryi, lub jest juz zabra--
he. Ouch upadi W austryackiej
czeSci ludnosci i ME wierza juz W
obrone Tryestu zwlaszcza, IL
Austrvacy wiekszych wojsk
dial frontu galicyjskiego "a
brac ME moga la wloski, obawla'
jac sic naglego wzno@ienia ofen.
sywy rosyjskiej; Niemcy tez nl'
ME dopomoga, DO sami maJa Ia
zachodzie pelne rece roboty-tai
vice Austrya jest W tel potrzebl'
zdana ia wlasne silly szczupie
mewystarczaj jace.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
Legalna iona dw6ch MEOW.
Now, vnrlx IT v sporoz n;oru,

NeW 4VIh, N. I. L OIdZ pier W.
sly w historyi Stanow Zjcdnoczo
nych, zostala tn uznana kobieta
"a legalna zone dw6ch swych me-
z6w. Jerry Tymczyk, opuscif swa
zone Maryanne W roku 1908. w
roku zas 1915, gdy Tymczyk
przez Z lat ME daf znaku zycia o
sobie, PAM Tymczyk powt6rnie
wyszla zamaz. Nicd}ugo potem
Izjawif sic Tymczyk j zazadaf
swych praw, jako malzonek. -
Sprawa opar}a sic 0 sad. Sedzia
Greenbaum zawyrokowaf, re zona
ITymczyka jest legalna IONA me-
ia nr. 2, dop6ki Tymczyk ME wy
|stara sic 0. uniewaznienie drugie-
go zamazp6jscia jego zony, jez5elliis
ia chce i zgodzi sic ma to. -:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
Rewolta " Kronstadzie.
Z czerWca

AOtS oS1 1OA, SHSA "Ss'' Aeo'"
0clcyat6w zolnieizy w kronszta
die. poteznej fortccy. broniaccJ
do>tepu 60 Piotrogrodu, postano-
villa vick>zoScia 21O gios6w do
40 przeciwnych przy wstrzymaniu
sic % y}oSowania oSmiu, oblac
kontrole mad porzadkami W twicl
dzy i zrcwoltowala sic rrzcciw O.
becncmu rzadoWi.
W komuni!Sacic urzclowym wy
jaSniono. ze od tel pory Kron,
sztad be9zie utrzymywa| stosun,
ki Pio.rogrodcm Gala Rosya
przcz swc cialo zastepczc w Pio
trogrodzie.
Zrewoltovana Rada delcgatow
robotniczycI zolnierzy oswald.
cza. Ze wziela w swe rece wfadze
wvkonawcza W twierdzy, re nle
uZlaje tvnczasoWcgo rZadu zt
usune|a Cd wladzy wszystkicl
rzadowych pelnomocnikow.
Minister sprawiedliwoSci zawia
domi} tvm wypadku rcszte cz|on
lz6w eabinetu i ma mocy instruk
cvi rabine,u skomlnikowal sic "a
poSrednictwem piotrogrodzkie.
Radv z kronsztadzka, nawosujat
ia do odwolania powzietych kro
kow decyzyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
Wypedzi gosci welallli.

Pittsburg Pa. Me posiada 26
[lctni j. N. Weaver co prawda do
mu, lecz natomiast spora doze hui
moru. :. Pozwolif bowiem sobic
W -Carrick ubieglej soboty ia zart
nastepujacy.
Wszcdf do pewnego salunu na
gle otworzy} koszyk, jaki mia}
przy sobie, z kt6rego zacze}o pei
zac okolo tuzina wez6w. Wetwer
"a boki sic trzymaf i smial sic do
|rozpuku jak amatorzy tr,mecznos
ci w}azili IA sto}y, inni znowu
"a drzwi uciekali, przyrzekajac
sobie W duszy juz nigdy ME pic.
IGdy sic Weaver dose usmia1 poz
bieral swe gadziny znik1 mimi
Jednakze policya odnalazla dow
cipnisia, ,bawiacego sic obcym prze
strachem przyaresztowala go ia
poludniowej stronie niasta ia
13-tej ulicy.
Stawiony pred grozne oblicze
sedziego policyjnego Watkinsa
zezna}, IL otrzymaf weze te W po-
darunku Cd jakiegos znajomego
Nv Donora.
Sedzia Watkins byf atoli imc-
90 zdania niz Weaver co do zapa
|trywal ia wybucny humoru, bo
wcale ME Ia zarty postal go ia
30 dni do domu roboczego, lie
by mu braklo 80 dolarow ia wy
kupienie sic. 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
Zaglowiec zatonal.
LondYn. Z czerWca.

Londyn, Z czerwca. = Admiral
eva angiclska doniosla dzisiaj G
zatopicniu 27go maja amerykans-
kiego zaglowca, Barbara" O..
kret zatopiony zosta} osniem ar.
matnim nura nicmieckiego. Zalo.
GA z II ludzi rratowana. Jeden z
zalogi, P. Walton, pochodzi z
Chicago.
Zatopiony rowniez zostal 30go
z. m. zaglowiec amerykanski Dl-
rigo. Zaloga uratowana. Przed
zatonieciem, Niemcy zlupili sta
tex. w ko1cu donosi admlrallcya
o zatopieniu jeszcze lSgo z. III,
rowniez amerykanskiego zaglow-.
ca, Frances NJ. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
!Zwyciestwa Anglo -Flancuskiie,

Lcndyn, Z czerwca. - W zacie-
tych walkach ia poludnie cd re
lsi Souchez W sobote W nocy i ME
dziele rano, oddzia}y brytyjskie
zwyciezyly Niemcow, zajmujac
nowy teren wraz. jei:cami.
Ma froncie Arras w poblizu
Cherisy zdobyli Niemcy kilka po
zycyi frontu brytyjskiego, lecz
tax samo jak W scktorzc rzeki
Souchez pobici, Ia jednej tylko
pozycyi utrzvmac sic zdolali.
Brytyjskie oddzialy atakujac
pozycye niemieckie pod Lens, w
centrum dystryktu kopalni wegla
zdobyly najwazniejsze stanowis-
ka W po!udniowo zachodniej cze
Sci obrony niemieckiej, przecho-
dzac do ofenzywy wzdluz drogi
Lens Arras. p.
W Szampanii w rejonie sois--
sons, tocza sic zacieklc walki, W
kt6rych artylerya francuska wiel
kie robi luki w szeregach niemiec
kich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
W Rosyi Anarchia.
Piotrogrod, Z czerwca. w ST.

Piotrogrod, Z czerwca. = w sto
licy Rosyi jak zreszta W kraju ca
lynn istna panuje anarchia ; oneg-
Idaj W Piotrogrodzie tlumy zbroj-
he w reWolwery dcmonstrowaly,
wznoszac okrzyki IA rzecz rewo--
lucyi = przeciw wszelkiej VIA
dzy: m6wcy podburzali do napa--
dow ia banki instytucye; w de
monstracvi brali udzia} licz!li zol-
nierZe j maIynarze: Wladze nie
INTERNATIONALLY wca!c; w stolicy zy-
|cie jest niepewne: skutkieE groz-
luznienia czynnikow administra-
|cyjnych i policyjnych naMnozylo
sic handytow rzezimieszkow co
ME miara, ktorzy napadaja osoby
domy, rabujac, co sic da: W do
datku strajti sic SIERRA, poriewaz
pracownicy stawiaja pracodaw--
com niemozliwe zadania: ostatnio
|wybuchl strajk klerk6w fabrycz--
nych skladowych, kt6rych jest
tel kilka tysiecy; Strajkuja kraw
cy, piekarze, robotnicy budowla--
nj; robotnicy fabryk ,mctalowych
i wyrobu broni poslali ultimatum
pracodawcom j zapowiadaja
strajk rowniez; strajku gencralnc
go spodzicwaja sic powszcchnic, a
wtedy GAIA -produkcya s. jakaby
jeszcze w Rosyi sic znalazla, sta
ME zupclnic. Gaia nadzieja w Ke-
|renskinlse.kt6rego popularnosc nie
[sfabnic wraca on dis. frontu bo
jowcgo, ia kt6ry wyjechal W in-
tercSach armii: kerenskij ostat--
(nio >ogloSil oSwiadczenie W urze--
elowtej55 s,..,s"iz,e@a ,e@ay.-xr4ina .f1''or-
maine stosunki w almii powraca-
ia, a Rosya ia swoich zolnicrzy
EcZyc bedZie mog}a. ....- ....@
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
Mai SERGE przeszyte kula.

Onegdaj rano W pokoju domu
pnr. 1O911 Hoxie ave-, W South
Chicago, znaleziono niezywego
Micha}a Certicha, zatrudnionego
w stalowniach south chicagos-
lzich. NIiaf on SERGE przeszyte ku-
la. Q lie dotychczas MONA byfo
skonstatowac, Certicha postrzelif
niejaki Molinich, take zamieszka
ly W domu przy Hoxie ave. Przy-
czvna strzelaniny miala podobno
bvc Barbara Martynik, 0 ktoreJ
wzgledy zamordowany i zaboJca
sic ubiegali. Molinicha wraz XII
koma stolownikami Alartynlko-
wa aresztowanO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
N0WINY
TELEGRAFICZNE.
Francya prosi 0 przys}anie
Roosevelta.

Peryz, z czerwca. = By}y pre-
mier Irancuski Clemenceau publ
kujc w SVEN piSmie IL 'Homme
Exchaine' otwarty list do prezy-
denta Wilsona, w kt6rym prosi
90 ably przys!a} do Francyi pull
kownika RooscvaIta "jego iowa
1zyszy.
"W inwadowanej Francyi'' =
pisze Clcmcnceau = CIV Obecnej
godzinic jest jedno imie, kt6re,
ME wien silq jakiej intencyi, re
prezcntuje dla niej Gala pieknosc
amerykanskiej interwencyi,a a jest
niem imie Roosevelta. .Jestcs, pre-
zydcncie, zbyt wiclkim na to flo
zofcm, abys ME wiedzial, zc wiel-
cy popularni przcwodcy wywie--
rail- wplyw na ludzi wiekszy od
ich rzeczywistej wartosci dzieki
nieuchwytncj atmosferze lcgendy,
kt6ra IA ich wsp0}udzialem czy
tez bez niego ich otacza.
"Dowiedzielismy sic, ze pierw-
sze amerykanskic oddzia}y przyby
ly ia front j Z jakim zapa}cm, sc
ncra}owie zolnierzc salutowali
szlachetna flage gwiazdzista, po-
winiencs jednak wiedzicc pnezy-
dencie, zc niejedcn dziclny nasz
wojak zapytal zdziwionym .gs!o-
sem >wego towarzysza sale
gdzie jest Roosevelt? Me widze
GO. ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
Rada Stanu a Niemcy.
Amsterdam, Z czerwca. -

Amsterdam, Z czerWca. = FOL
ska Rada Stanu stawila Central
nym ladania pozwolenia i uzna--
MIA jej praw mad reszta ziem daw-
nej Polski Litwy, oraz uznanla
faktycznej niepodleglosei, prawa
reprezentacyi wobec innych
pailstw i narodow, zawierania ira
ktat6w etc. Niemieccy konserwa-
tysci zaniepokojeniem sledza
rozw6j kwestyi polskiej, a zwiasz
cza powszcchnego teraz " Polsce
pogladu, IL wszystkie ziemle, Ia
mieszkale przez Polak0W maJaa
bye zlaczonc W przyszlem kroles-
twie Polskiem.
- "a : 3 Z. = Z. S
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
Arnlia Polska z Aliantan,i!
FarVZ, 7 czerWca. = Pisma

Faryz, Z cZerWca. = Pisma iran
cuskie i angielskie donosza. IL we
Francyi organizuje~sie szybko-
sprawnie armia polska, walczyc
maiaca po stronie Aliantow ar
mia ia ma W sobie skupic mno-
gich Polak6w, zamieszkalych cza-
sy obecnymi poza Ojczyzna "a
rowno we Francyi, jak W Szwaj.
caryi, Anglii innych krajaeh
Armia otrzyma flage wfasna marc
dowa j walczyc bedzie "a idee oe
budowania Polski. s.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
Autonobl wiieclnalna chodnik

Automobil, kt6rym kierowaf
Felix's Wisniewski, 5215 - 13ta
place, wjechal Ia chodnik " CT
cero i uderzajac j. Reckmancer-
ka. 5O5S w. 13ta III. ciezko go pc
kaleczyl. Wisniewskiego ! toWa-,
rzysza jego Piotra Panos, areszto
wano. Rekmancerek ma nor tax
ciezko pokaleczone ze prawdopo
dobnie bedzie musial je nice am am
putowane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
Czeeo vodka ME uobii,

Wilkes Barre, Pa. Niejakl Jan
||SSowinskii, prawdop obnie bedac
" stanie podpitym wszedf do RE
XII Lehigh niedaleko mostu obok
Rockford 4 oderznal sobie gar
E|dIo!sbrzytWa. olnierze patroluja-
|ey n pieszyi sowiil--
skiem,l n 1obyh jed
max q laaI tFsgo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07
Franculi w1ei fort.
Paryz Z czerwca.

Paryz Z czerwca. Ostatniej
nocy zdobyly wojska fancuskie
obwarowana redute niemiecka na
pofudnie cd Cheyreax. Podjazdy
Niemcow j atak ia Casque costa
~ odparte.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07

falszowali .podpisy la czekach i
picniadze te przywlaszczyli sobie
i -iaspowodowano przyaresztowa-
l1ie oszllst6w, kt6rych spotkaia O.
becnic zasluzOna kara. 49,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-07

ancy Eagea Van
Mount nek J NJ vian @lrez lansing davtn!
alouri Hon George E. Kanady
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1917-04-04
How to Master
|the Machinery
| Of the Body
nv n. B. Cook. NJ. d.

N. l. n &
,chinery Of the body needs
Nc hs oiled, kept in good condition
as the automobile or bicycle.
l@. lIs, should the human neglect his
w machinery more than that OF
own ,orse or his engine? Yet most
rs LIZ 10 do neglect themselves. Their
Feop,e has dark brown color, skin
tonsS1 N.Y. breath bad. yet they fail to
ssAvh hat their machinery needs atten-
see Everybody should take mild
llou. .,va at least once week. A
a,.asant way to clear the tongue and
pleaIb hiebly colored water noticed in
y. ~ morning is to take a laxative
lly IN will cure the inactive liver
nd biliousness.
y. nleasant vegetable pill is made
~ May-apple, leaves of aloe, and
y W. made into a tiny pellet and
soated with sugar. FIRST put up by
\, pierce nearly so years ago. Drug
.;s,s sell these vegetable pellets In
.s;.is-sinply sis ask for DR.. Pierce's
pleasant Pellets.
y hackache, scalding urine or fire.
.nant urination botheH or distress
uu sua or if uric acid in the blood
s.s @ caused rheumatism, gout or
ssiatica, if you suspect that you have
s,dney or bladder trouble, write DR..
pisrce. @ at Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo,
|N v send sample of urine, and
asscribe symptoms. A physician and
ssemist will examine 1t without
|shsrge @ and you will be under no
|ahi,gation whatever. DR.. Pierce's
|anuric tablets cannot fail to help
|sou because their action fiushes the
|tidneys Of impurities and puts
strength into them.
Obtain 50-cent box of Anuric
|fdouble strength) today from your
druggist in town. From personal OBJ
seryation in large hospital practice,
Anuric will give you speedy relief.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1917-04-04

The body of Mrs. Ann Phillips, who
died at her home near Fandon, ILL.,, on
Friday evening, was brought to Hol-
land cemetery Sunday morning for
burial. where a short service was held
at the grave, conducted by Rev. L. E.
Frazee, of Bentley.
Mrs. Ann Gibson Phillips was the
widow Of Pleasant Phillips, who died
about four years ago; she had been
great sufferer from dropsy during the
past year, and at the time Of her death
was about sixty years Of age. The
family formerly lived on st. Mary's
Prairie, but for twelve years have re-
sided on a farm near Fandon, the four
children at home assisting in the
work on the farm, and during, Mrs.
Phillips last illness they were always
ready to supply every want.
She leaves surviving, Bud and Clar-
ence Of near Bowen; Bertha, or
Spring field; Artie, Wyatt, Lena and
Verna. at home: one daughter. Mrs.
Minnie Switzer having preceded her
lin death.
Mrs. Benton Aleshire entertained
the funeral party at her hame for Sun
day dinner.
The Hancock County Medical socie-
ty held it's regular quarterly meeting
on Monday, April 2, at Carthage col
'lege science hall. The local physicians
entertained the members of the So
ciety and visitors at dinner, at Hotel
Cutler at IL m, conveyances being
furnished to the college grounds. The
Isession opened at one o'clock p. m,
'nished some splendid music for the So
o;a vnyr,hnr nf GriaDrn students
from the college attended the lecture
given by DR.. Albert Woelfel, of Chica-
go, on the subject of 'Radium, its
Properties and Therapeutic Uses
the same being illustrated with ster-
eopticon. The subject was handled in
thorough and scientific manner.
DR.. J. T. Jenkins of this city, read
paper on the recent epidemic Of Septic
Sore Throat, the subject being dis
cussed by DR.. Knight, DR.. Parr of
Carthage. and DR.. Helen Moore. Dr.
Moore, who is doing intern work in
a Kansas City hospital, stated that the
disease had been to some extent cpl
demic in that city, although apparent
" in milder form. DR.. Jenkins pa
per and the discussion that followed,
brought out a number of interesting
facts.
Owing to lack Of time, Ut. l.. =.
knights paper on "Some New Ideas
on Nephritis,'' was carried over to the
rext meeting.
i business session was held. at
which time the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
President, DR.. J. A. Miller, of Hamil
ton.
Vice president, DR.. J. T. Jenkins, of
Carthage.
Secretary-treasurer, DR.. s. NJ. Parr,
of Carthage.
DR.. knight of this city and DR.. Way
land of Dallas City, We're elected to
DR.. L. G. knight was
chosen as delegate to the state medi-
cal society, which meets in Blooming
ton and DR.. Blair Kelly. alternate.
DR.. and Mrs. Scott Of Dallas City.
invited the Hancock and Henderson
county medical societies to hold
'r'rt r,aAfin9 at their mark an Willow
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1917-04-04
DRYS GAINED
IN WISCONSIN
State Capital Swings From Wet
Column Along With Dozen
More Towns Which Have
Abolished Saloons.

limited Press Leased Wire Service ]
MADISON, Wis, April 4.-Drys to-
day claimed another victory for pro-
hibition as result of yesterdays
election. Madison. the state capital,
was swung from the wet into the dry
column. Latest returns show that
the drys gained more than a dozen
towns, while the vets show a gain
of four. The four places captured by
the vets are Superior, Platteville,
Menomine and Blanchardsville
Among the towns gained by the drys
are Berlin, Baraboo. Waupun. Merrill
Ian and Fort Atkinson. The vets
hold Beloit. GAINESVILLE, Monroe, Port
age. Eau Claire, Kenosha, Chippewa
Falls, Hudson, Lake Geneva and
Beaver Dam, but the drys cut down
the wet lead of the last election In
most every place. Latest returns
show that of POP towns, villages and
cities voting on the mo license
question. thirty-five have gone dry
and thirty-one wet.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1917-04-04
keokuk Organizations Are Asked to
Turn Out Saturday Night for
the Big Patriotic
Demonstration.
WANT NAMES AT ONCE
Either e. E. Renaud or c. S. Abel
Should be Notified Immediately
So That Place May
be Secured.

Keokuk patriots are preparing to
turn out In large numbers Saturday
night for the big patriotic demonstra
tion and preparedness parade. There
were many of the patriotic societies
yesterday, which spoke for places in
the big parade, and the program as
announced last night will be carried
out with the exception that J. o..
Boyd will speak in place Of Father
George Giglinger.
The Community band Is donating
it's services and there will be a splen-
did turnout by the entire band. 1t is
possible that other musical organiza-
tions may be in line. The high school
boys are asked to turn out in force
and place has been reserved for
them in the parade. A call was
issued today for every man in the
high school to get in line Saturday
meet at the Y. M C. A. at o'clock,
as the parade moves at 1880 o'clock.
Every citizen of Keokuk is invited
to attend the big demonstration. The
speaking will be ct Sixth and Blon-
deau streets from the portico of the
Elks building. This will give ample
TOOm IOF LUe CTCWu 10 see anu near.
The streets and buildings are ex-
pected to be amply decorated in
flags and bunting, and there will be
generous display of colors in the
line of march.
Want Organizations In Line.
An Invitation is extended today to
all patriotic organization in Keokuk
to get in line for the big parade Sat
urday night. Elks, Spanish War vet
Grams, Sons of Veterans, G. A. R.
posts and auxiliaries, D. A. R., s. A.
r., Boy Scouts, parochial and public
school pupils-any organization that
wants a place in the parade will be
welcome The committee asks that
either E. F. Renaud or C. S. Abel be
notified Immediately of any organiza-
ton which will get into line so that
a place in. the procession can be as
signed and the line Of march worked
out.
1t will be necessary to get the or
ganizations placed as early as possible
and the committee wants the names
of the organizations imm edfately.
The flfe and drum corps will be IN
line and there will be plenty OF mar
tial spirit. ~
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1917-04-04

bad health; at 46 he was careworn
and nearly all in-now at SO, after
taking Nuxated Iron, a miracle OF
vitality and his face beamfng with
the buoyancy of youth.
Iron Is absolutely necessary to en-
able your blood to change food into
living tissue. Without it, no matter
how much or what you eat, your food
merely passes through you without
doing you any good, and as a conse-
quence you become weak, pale and
sickly-looking, just like a plant try
ing to grow in a soil deficient IN
iron. II you are not strong or well
you owe 1t to yourself to make the
following test: see how long you can
work or how far you can walk without
becoming tired Next take two five
grain tablets of ordinary nuXated
iron three times per day after meals
for two weeks. Then test your
strength again and see how much
you have gained. I have seen doz-
ems of nervous, rundown people who
were ailing all the while double their
strength and endurance and entirely
rid themselves of all symptoms of
dyspepsia, liver and other troubles in
from ten to fourteen days time simply
by taking iron in the proper form.
And this after they had in some cases
been doctoring for months without
obtaining any benefit. But don't
take the old forms Of reduced iron,
iron acetate or tincture Of iron sim
ply to save few cents The iron
demanded by Mother Nature for the
red coloring matter in the blood of
her children Is. alas, not that kind
of iron. You must take iron in a form
that can be easily absorbed and as
simulated to do you any good, other
wise it may prove worse than useless.
Many an athlete and prize-fighter has
won the day simply because he knew
the secret of great strength and en-
durance and filled his blood with
iron before he went into the affray;
while many another has gone down
in inglorious defeat simply for the
lack OF iron"
DR.. Schuyler C. Jaques. Visiting
Surgeon of ST. Elizabeth's Hospital,
New York City, said: Il have never
before given out any medical infor,
nation or advice for publication as [
ordinarily do not believe in it. But
in the case of Nuxated Iron l feel
would be remiss in my duty not to
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1917-04-04

The Tuskegee Singers, five in
number, will present program at the
First Baptist church this evening,
starting at $3.50 o'clock. This hour
has been set SO that those attending
church prayer meeting may not miss
the program, which will consist OF
negro folk songs and plantation
melodies. Charles W. Wood, one Of
the teachers at Tuskegee, will give
readings from the works of Paul
Lawrence Dunbar, the negro poet.
There is no admission for this even
ing of rare music. An offering will
be taken, and will be sent direct to
the Tuskegee Institute by the mis-
sionary secretary of the church. These
young men are in constant demand
from the Atlantic to the Pacific for
lyceum and chautauqua work.