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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-14

80 Winntcr / aanberue. Siteoetior
bare at fo9e @ilIcre6oer oa He0beber,
iomt openior omtoIt, fou MAJ blonbe
iarnmcn II bnlp Sop fogeroe Gobif,
en- Spiieife Suffer og Ell 3beife
"WhoIe EicfIe Spice, til bper Nint
aan6c neo @uIersooer. Sc foae5
Iammc Gi0srum Tom bc ANDRE - 80
OPinlter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-14
ifriper iie
cite ira ltrenterer ! 8Ic~et,

miooel. Der burtiS irisier SIooet Tor aus
llreubeoer, ioruper ben SitaIitet, Der tom.
mer meo ~ sieuoprettst Appetit. Get er
ablclut neeu etse iom S%tprtemipseI oa iii
at sienopbps9e Spltsmet.
:. S. ). bar pGret paa Marteoet / ousr
iemtt Sar, % Bet lglses operalt al apotbes
tsre Der ptI fortGlle big. at bet er belt iaieu.
uem paaIieelist. Grin ieas eiter piatia
yiteratur % ire sG9eraoo ira Dor meoieinits
giretter. Silltrip Swiit Spscinc so.
| Sept. ! so, atlanta, "a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-14
Som / ben 6oriatnin9 iom ilfrer
iulofummen Sunobeo.

Saa mango Meuneifer trrtfsr 'is 9lsn'
mem Sommertieeu meb ben NelsiIe al uo'
lliotbeb % SrGibeo, icm 9ier benz nglien
belt r~oneliae Tor lin oasli9e @lernuns, %
oet uoen al pios bpap essntlis bep'rter Bet
Set CT uetop ba. al uosIe SLATER az 5. 5 ;.
pil bepiie III tore SGro. Sette rorotteoe
@loomieoel CT Ct pieuneerl'St Herlelles'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-14

g2an8e Sat for S]nmaHircu ~6u5,
semen, iom je9 moNtog for en- Sio
iiher. Seq er peI forreiet meo ocr
pg BIZ oiie ben III mine 8euuer.
Irs. Better 8~6ooenbact.
2aupaea, ISIS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-14

Zen pcIticn0tc louci'cu Crio /
&roofIuu uil' Cttobcr al aouc,rtcr /
California, Oregon % &&aihin1ton.
Gictor 9oJfirg @ocbiuc So. Ncr
gorf bar hiOtiI pUrct mg1ct 0oarlta
i%orinnct nlco EIoocr al norifc Sonlc.
gtcns is Sioer { S~clitabct5 aotoIoa
hor orrct opto1ct al ipcnitc Sauac.
bar BET finn haot norifc 9hmrc NOT
I'll Of fpIbc 10 Siocr. - Gcnnc Mon.
9el bill imIoIcrtio bIi oihiuIpct / Sen
nPrmeIte Tremtio, i0ct Sclirobct
Den iioite 3ib bor baut Here rorifs
allnitncrc til at hinge ior Tia. Ncri.
blanot 6retcn Suao 2rncr. Eru No.
Italia @anicn, Ghriitiuu Matbiien
4Iireb @oIOoricn SoiuS aicIicn %
MI oaeriioit Senoriongercu Cartier
III. @oa. SamtIige oe al SSiC
aunitnere ~inoiunqne Rcfor0er / G.
Intal al ooer b%unoreOc cutcn oIcrcb,
er eQer piI ON fort Gio Eli al ioo
Sanoelen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-14

'a'r r i'rHHn 1errs euburivttou, fem
'fri s-t t1r rlnianbtsntne. nc, er NM.
60 u i77 ~ barre aufsarlias tor gense. lou
ifi a ''rst We geHlt /, oimtnocise sreps.
s.tE bgris saa gstn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-14

Sonlcrieitcn / &oIono, ga, iorIc
oen S,noog bar mcact pcQnffct ale
M~cniccnocr. &Iouot Sc iterrc Aor
ian9c Iom bIcp unQct fan uruncs
%roi. Ghriitiouicn3 determinations.
tantotc. Soliitcrrc par ltiiq Names
&lnoebcrQ, Soprauo :. 2 Bono,
Srnor, % @oui5 Citrcnr. @ariton.
REQ 6orrCtniul@me0ct uaIQtc> Eroi.
S@cor 2n0cr5 al @oIOorf Gollclc til
NrGiibent N}r2, 2oui5 Citrcm al
&emeIl, &iccprriiocut, Nils @ilo
@orioL Storn Gitu. Scfrctrr GA e.
u. Tarool, Stpulhton, No@ierrr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-14
puict 90 Kioffenet.

uaife3 aoot % ltuor I'll DC or tsrre.
cuer 0e fan tIappcS / ct alG0c, -
aunifc malIQc Bonner 40 8on9en r.
til he or terrc. Saa lfiGrcS DC pau
ifron / oanite imoo Stnffer % lGa.
ac& ocrpaa nc0 | Stc1trilffcr, eff So9
@pnnrr "a ct tpft Soa tert Snlt, I'll
arutfcn or iul0. Gn StcntsiS-G Caller
fen irttcS oucr, iom fon1ncr liae neo
poa 8enlernc, iou Der fife bliucr no
0cr 9(abuing imclcnl, % Iaa onpper
man ct alubc / en- @lonoing al incl
teet Sarpir oQ @or og biuoer bette
ioit oucr. 9cttc piI Qierc arilttcn
al0cIeS IuittUt men ben nlan Ttoa
puo ct fieliq, tort Stcb. Gr aiTlocs
rem iuqtia ioo pil @ouncruc life hoI
Sc iiQ qoot. men piI nnl0nc, icIp ON
set mfttUttc alU0c cr .iUitct oocr.
0aar Nenncrnc ifaI brltAc& onl Tin-
tcrcn, nlau Sc icrit uOponocS / Here
Get @uno / 81 elmer cller iao, for
at ioa SoItct no. Son fo9c5 DC iom
almin0cligc 0ouncr.
Oil man "fonoc" @uIcre6bcr 90
Nupcr, bIir sc bcoit bui5 mon toacr
Sem mems Sc en0nu cr ior6oIO8oi8
imua, men do0c % iuitc. Sort ifrltbs
bc5 Sc ooot meO ell "&eactabIc
Grlih" oa fau citcrpaa cntCn Ifrobc3
me6 cit Aniu eQcr 0nppc5 90 / foQcnoc
NonO, ina Sfuuet lct fonmcr al. Sao
opppcS Sc itror op / folnt &ano, Tor
at Sc life ifnl tabc lin iriifc Turpc.
. &c lruac2 ino cntcn % / Ell "Stcom.
err, ga ioroompc5 uOcr foQcn0c @ono
Il N}imltcr, curr Sc lUQlc2 op / TO.
ocn0c Wnn0 / : Mimltcr. Gcrpan
bar man Dem on / rene terre SANDER.
&c Sander, Iom bar @lo3lonQ mcO
CLAMPS" opcr, oQ Tom bar Ell itor
gobniuu err ubctiudct bc0it iii @llle,
rp0Ner o. T. b., men bar man "Nfoion
Eor5" ira ier oa life iuuc2 mon fam
onifniic liz me, ioo Qoor sc Qoot on
fm MAJ man pare iiffrr pno al Hons
acne moo ware icunc rmot aonten
ian ser inNcn 2uit fomucr ino, oG at
man bar nnc Wmmj -HinQe % at
Ni3ic err al pirfcIio "&ubbcr" - Ct
lrr3 pil Sc 0iuc en- ubc6uQelil Sirrc
Snta0 ill @ronioQernc. 9tonr inn
@ulcrpO0crnc - cucr NUpcruc ~ cr
fonmct op / aouocu ~ Ioo mango
mon fan ioo iuo 'om mllil- iou bar
man tolcn0c @ano oucr, oQ til bpcr
Cuurt tolcn0c &ouo, bar man Ell
itradcn (hCifC SoIt on cl itru9cn
Shcift Suffer. Ger inloc3 ion mcNct
Gauo oucr at 0ct itaar belt pp iii
anutcu al Nouocn. Nui3 man ion
brulcr "M}oiou ,<ar4", ioa bar man
ierit HubbCr AiiuQcur puu % ifrllcr
iaa %oolcuc uoa, men life al0cIe3
iait, bare iunpi0t AT Sc rprrr Rub6cr
Rinocu. Npi5 mon 6or @~Io2loou
mc0 Stamps, iou fUitc@ hiaic bare
Ipielir Boa Cen beoifc WfooOr at
fo1c aauOcrnc poo cr en- "9&aih-
boiler ipu cutru hor en- Itpr ~9Sirc
Rocg- gunor itor uof ill til at
irttc SO SANDER poo. clcr
man fo,, 0,o ;on,r,or ~ n ctrihrr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-14

Gariten GobI / Thilo0rIphio. Sou.
acrnctcron fro 1887 op0c Sen 100,
Sill.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-14

@rootInnsS oraerur5 N~oittonccrt :
Icoocmp oi G}Iiic ocu 2l0c Cftobcr
piI bIioc Sen i%teritc / Gorcuullcu@ Ni
itoric. Ter urbcjocs iljttiUt Qaa ct
oclpi5 mt N~Cpcrtolrr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-14
nluftfnotiler.
SanaIrrcr q. %. Sanehc / Sri

SanaIrrcr q. 81. Snnchc / Sri
fionio funbc fcrIeoen icirc 80 gnr.
S,libilrum. &au er iebt pon Sortci
1S49 oa aif / 1865 inO / Morincml
fifcn. Gen zoe Sllni 1867 inl9tc ban
iom Srpmmeiloacr % SornblrIcr
rneh 2GrIinQcbriaqen "Stat@raao
Gricbien", icncre ariltin1io Stolcltib,
huor ban eiter Nnmoonit9 Al N}lIlt
hircfter 3oabailm itiitcbc lin ierltc
Sonaiorcltiua blanbt SfibSailttertc
Wen ii0en oen Sio har han oprcttet
Ell Wrngbc Saugioreningcr life bare
in6en Iorac, men belt oppc | 6inlana
(ScliirqforS). Ger fan bl. a. nupne"
hans isritc @arncfor, Sanjtprc
aorrS' aor, hans igrltc rcll9ls'e
bIan0cbc aor pan &orten, ariltlania
rcliaieie blurbcbc Snugfor; set iioItc
beitob / % Mar, % mco ret hoIot han
90 rcIiaieIc Snnaeritcurcr; enooiot
re Ell Rpffc aor / observation-disclosures
bna RriitianinfiorhcrS Git o. &c't-
iioc ionlt poo CpIouolre. Set mcitc
al lin 5ib bor han oo1 oirct Nnn Gan
acn / ariitiania. huor h1l nc0 line
aor bI. a. har ait 100 gratis 9lrbci
bcrfonccrtcr. Nicn oct CT 0oo liar
@arncFonQcn, Tom ocn DAG ihoQ cicr
hans melt brrn0enhc lfnterc2ie.
Sans @orncfor, liac op I'll 1000
IeItagcre, hor iungct / Slat2ullacn
ior Song Oscar % a%ronprinS @lt.
itai % / GoImcncrqooenS O}iaiionS
bus Tor Song Soofor. Sra Nunchc2
@orrcfor or uoaooct Here aluitncr
in6cr, bI. a. Wnrto Sonbol C"&iNc
Morto" iom hun hcb poo EroNrom.
met, NorahiIo @mbcrg % Nlihilh
Srnocuc. ! 9~nleoninl Al Sen IN
icrnationaIc GnOcauortonlrcS Som
mcrcn 1912 ounnct han ct aor poo
100 SonQere; 6ettc criitcrcr cn0ml
umbcr Ropn al "ariitinniu triitcliqc
TrQc3for". Cn0clia fam urpuc2, at
hon for al fumnc al Ct. 0Ioi5 StII.
ocutcrJe Ell oUrhjg M}o0tnQcIic /
1919 oonucoc ct Sor pun 300 San.
Qcrc. : Marcuc3 SOB bar ban 6c@.
uocn ubgit en- ria Son8litcrotur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-14

CT ipccicIt EroQrom bcitoocnOc al
ifnnoiuopiif Niltiif bIcp iorIcocn Nj.
ten Qlpct / Como Eart, Il. Saul, al
Den ipcuitc SanRiorcuIul "&cla",
Nor0mTroCnc2 Snuliorcuiul ol 9lls
brctht aonicrtnmiitforpa "9}oro.
mTnocrcs" lang @cuoC.bora'2 "llla.
brand" % Sega. "@irrncboroo.
rcu5 Noricb" "a Stcuhommcrs
"9torrlan0" ianmcn lana Sanocrnc
Stor SQonlIco Bonner. '21cmcr.
bcrls "Std Kart" &~inoblao9 "9totu.
rem "a ~0iertet", VauIicu2 "9}aor
IIor0cnc bjanner", &ciaiiacr4 "Clou
(ruaUaion" ga "2lmerica". @lonot
giuiifumrCnl oor "Grinoriulcr ON
@rie9 AZ @ooirep.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-14

Iru Gnlp Monrob bar icnot Sri
%itionin WhriifIrrcriorcniuQ2 Gor.
mlano 6rofcn Nannc Storm 500 SIR.
'om &iornl iii Grifn |tialcn@ SnNc
fo5ic lC0innct mch en- 2llocI al Eru
Golu Monrnoa ll0bpttc al inc ijoitc
&onicrtcr / Hriitiunia.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-25
IOWA IN CELLAR
IN BOND SALES
FWE
More Hogs and Automobiles Than
Any Other State and Fewer
Liberty Bonds
IS Purchased.
MUST WAGE CAMPAIGN
Local and State Committees Urged
to Get Out and Dig Hard
Remainder Of This
Week.

There are more hogs and fewer
bonds in Iowa than in any state IN
the seventh district. The HaWkeye
dominion which is boasting about Its
pig-raising, it's corn, and its automo-
biles, is decidedly poor In its Liberty
bond response. All reports which
have been sent out on sales in the
seventh federal reserve district, put
the state which claims to be the
richest in the union down at the
bottom of the heap.
A strenuous effort is to be mace
by all state and local committees to
bring Iowa out of the cellar into her
place in the sun. Some of the states
on whom Iowa has unloaded a lot
of her glowing statistics as to wealth,
are going to turn around and ask
her very pointed question as TO
Liberty bonds.
The sales in this federal reserve
district amount to only two hundred
five million less than half of the
minimum allotment.
It's going to mean that everybody
in Iowa will have to dig down IN
their Jeans, and dig up some OF that
riches and put it into Liberty bonds.
Iowa is sending regiment across to
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-25
A GREAT BOON
FOR SOLDIERS
The Y. M. c. A. Does Splendid Work
for Our SoIdiery in War
Swept District of
Europe.
TBy VIM. Mcdonald

During the five months which
spent in France and England early
in the present year, l naturally saw
a good deal of the social and philan-
thropic work which Americans are
doing in those countries. OF all the
institutions with which l came into
contact, however, none impressed me
as having more completely justified
it's existence, or as being better
worthy of the most ample support,
than the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION.
Indeed, to speak of the Young
Mems Christian association as an in
stitution with which / came into
contact" is almost to do it an injus-
tice. for it was difficult to get away
from contact with it in any region
where troops were to be found. The
triangle sign, skilfully displayed
where it would most surely catch the
eye, greeted one at every turn: at
the head Of the wharf. opposite the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-25

I.ilway station, alongside the recruit
| ing tent, at the busiest spot in the
camp-everywhere, in fact, where
soldiers passed or congregated. And
| every triangle, OF course, ment an
office or a hut where association
work was going on.
Day or night, week days or Sun
days, l found the huts or rooms open
and in use. An army does much for
soldiers care, but not much for his
social or moral deeds; and it is here
that the association has found it's
great opportunity. In one corner OF
, the hut soldier was writing a let
ter on paper furnished by the asso-
citation. In another, an officer was
reading an American, English or
French newspaper or magazine, pro-
yided by the association. Yonder
was group quietly smoking and
talking. For recreation, there was
always a victrola, or graphophone,
or piano; while indoor games were
often supplemented by outdoor sports
organized and directed by some of
the college men attached to the hut.
Something was always doing" in the
evening, especially in camps near the
towns; and if you dropped in on Sun
day you might join in simple,
hearty religious service. or see the
association men carrying armfuls Of
song books for use in the service to
be conducted by the army chaplains.
This was not all, however. The
men in charge of the association huts
appeared to be at the service of
everyone, man, woman or child for
whom anything could be done by a
civilian.
l found them visiting regularly the
internment camps all over France.
They were at hand to write letters
to parents or friends, look up ad
dresses, find lodgings for visitors or
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-25
strangers, distribute clothing, or post

strangers, distribute clothing, or post
your letters.
Wherever transport or troop
train unloaded it's human cargo, or a
hospital train stopped with its bur
den of wounded, there was an asso
citation man waiting to do what offer
ed, from carrying a parcel to acting
as interpreter. l often wondered
when they found time to sleep OF
| eat. so ceaseless were their activi'
ties. so multitudinous the demands
upon them; but l never saw one who
seemed tired, or who appeared 10
have anything whatever to 40 that
day except the particular thing ne
happened to be doing for you at the
moment.
Equally impressive was the per-
sonal quality of the men and the I'M
ostentatious efficiency of the organl'
zation Most of the men, naturally,
were young, for the work is arduous
if it happens to lie within the army
zone; and they were clean cut, neat
in appearance, frank, and gentleman
ly. The simple uniform which they
wear gives them soldierly air, and
they greeted people with cordially
which seemed everywhere to win re-
spect. AS for organization, there was
the least possible evidence of for
mality or red tape. The machinery
was largely out of sight. 1 was in
terested, too, to observe that large
number of men spoke French, and
studied it.
1t would not have been surprising
to find an organization like the Young
Mems Christian association, working
as it does in areas almost wholly
given up to war, claiming special con-
sideration or privileges from govern
ment or from the military authori-
ties. So far as I was able to OBJ
serve, the association kept itself
clear Of all that sort of entangle-
ment. All that it asked, apparently,
was permission to go with the army,
locate it's huts, transport its supplies,
and send it's men about on necessary
business.
For the rest, it looks out for itself,
paws it's own bills, and asks no
favors. When the proper officer has
said where the hut or tent may be
placed, the association men stand
ready to put it up and take it down; ;
well as their spirit, by being among
the first to arrive, the first to begin
business, and the last to leave. They
keep strictly within the limits of
military regulations, live as the army
lives, and take hand wherever
there is opportunity; but always as
civilians Herein, l think, is to be
found one great reason for the re-
gard which they seem everywhere 70
have won.
Until went abroad I had seen but
little of the association on other than
its religious side. l came back with
the highest regard for the beneficent
social service which it is rendering
in England and France. There is not
in the European war area today an
organization more typically Am eri-
can, or more worthy of all necessary
financial support.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-25
Cured His RUPT URE

was badly ruptured while lifting trunk :
ssvera, wears ago. Doctors said my only hope OF
cure was an operation. Trusses did me no Roou;
Finally / got hold of something that quickly ana
completely cured me. Years have passed aha ans
$1,000 hos never returned, although am doing
,,ard work as carpenter. There was no opera
ton. no lost time. no trouble. have nothing to
sell but will give full information about how you
NAV find a complete cure without operation.
Won write to me. Eugene NJ. Pullen. Sarpen.et
lb2D 1,iarcellus Avenue Manasauar' ~. - ,,,,,o
r',r,,red--you may save life or at least stop
The misery Of rupture and the woSry and danger
II an operation.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-25
Arrested for Murder.
limited Press I.aasad Wrira Scr

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
bLfRlA, Ohio. Oct. 25.-Accuse ed
VI the murder of Mary Kocher, pref
~ Lorain school girl, o. G. Diesch,
ss, former Baltimore and Ohio rail
detective, was ismuggled into
sne Eiyria Jail early today. He was
rauught here from MIS- home in Gar
-eIl. Indiana. where hA was arrested
!, pieschley was placed in solitary
sstsn.l,inement and extral deputies were
.auoned at the jail toi guard against
Possible mob viole.ace. Threats
a na,nst the slayer's life have been
n,,. .erous since the Il Kocher girls
h nsl body was q found under
n, asnes on a road nea r Lorraine two
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-25
Congressional Investigation.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.I
EAST ST. LOUIS, H., Oct. Is
The congressional committee inves-
tigating the East ST. Louis race riots
continued it's probe of alleged inef-
ficiency of state troops in putting
down the disturbance, today.
Adjutant General Dickson, COM
handing, was expected to take the
stand this afternoon, following cori-
pletion Of the testimony of Colonel
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-25
Jodqe BUYS Bond.

Puchechetuck lodge, l. o. o. F., has
purchased Liberty bonds and cleans
the honor of being the first of the Odd
Fellows lodges in Keokuk to make
such purchase. Keokuk Lodge
bought bonds Monday night, and was
credited with being the first lodge to
buy this paper. The trustees OF
Puckechetuck, however, claims this
distinction
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-25

county
|ainif,
| G.. r.
[mbins
! Coul.
ice.
a petit
low on
district
half Of
st you
| said
In the
| costs
Ehanio
forced /
| prop
| 90 in
| Iowa.,
|vided
nd all
estate :.
b be
| lien;
| each
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prem. |
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-25

It is estimated that this years Dust
ness in electric ranges will be in the
neighborhood of $3,000,000.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-25
who commanded the first

lTIpp, " ITO CUIllIHduUtU
troops reaching the scene. ]
Trip accused Mayor hoffman of
refusing to cooperate with the milf
tia. He also said that hardness OF
achievements in arriving, prevented
the troops from controlling the sit
uation earlier.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-25
THE DAILY GATE CITY

: 3 !: !; T: )
There, that
unlann is
o. I'VE nd d
" hands nedn bd
From ~ @
Byy rounusb Bu emody!
L Of 17 % d sd h people n
bhe ecpef o HepeL They in enc
t this % ma n benefit
possible
W 70 thee
(SpreDC Citizen
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-25
Partial Payments Help.

The partial payment plan Of the
local banks is a great help in buy
ing bonds. A bond can be bought
more cheaply than hats or coats, and
has the added advantage of turning
in some returns on the investment
twice year. The tailor and milliner
usually gets the extras on hats and
coats, but the purchaser gets this
advantage in Liberty paper.
A $50 bond can be bought at one
dollar down and dollar week for
fifty weeks Two dollars and two a
week buys 500 bond.
The three and one-half percent
bonds, many Of which have been
transferred to four percent bonds,
will be ready for distribution about
November Is. These were the bonds
purchased in the first bond drive.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-25

France in the rainbow division. The
men are all picked men, and Iowa
should show her sons that she is
behind them by putting every avail
able cent into Liberty bonds.
Keokuk has done well, but there
is still plenty of work to do. Many
of the girls in the offices and fac
tories are still to be solicited, and
judging from the success of one of
the women solicitors, there is money
in these places just itching to go into
bonds.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-25

Tonight sure Remove the liver and
power poison which is keeping your
mead dizzy, your tongue coated, breath
offensive and stomach sour. Don't
stay bilious, sick, headachy, constr
pated and full of cold. Why don't you
get box of Cascarets from the drug
sure now? Eat one or two tonight
ana enjoy the incest, gentlest liver and
SoWei cleansing you ever experienced.
i lou VIII wake up feeling fit and fine
sascarets never gripe or bother you
a., the next day like calomel, salts and
p,lis. They act gently but thoroughly.
mothers should give cross, sick, bill
RUS or feverish children whole
,sdscaret any time. They are harm.
TESS and children love them.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-25

Gate City Want ads.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-13
STOCkMEN MEET TO
DISCUSS DRIVEWAYS

Dillon, .\us ~. meeting ~
Stockineil aud officers of the forest de
EaitmCn!S in this state met yesterday
afternoon at the city hall Go discuss
the stpcknn,n's drivewaNs ON pubic
domains. Since the creation Of the
G+A-acro homestead act. the Stockmon
OF this county must have some means
Of taking care Of thcit stock when the
greater portion Of the pubic ranges
become taken ~.
Ira Lantz, chief of the field division
Of the United States forest depart
mcnt: w. H. Washer assistant To Mr..
Laatz; Supervisor Wilson Of the Mrdi
son forestry office. NJ Clark assist
ant to Mr.. Wilson, and John Sumcrs.
supervisor or Tia" Bcavrrhcs,d forest
We're present ANA discussed the posi-
bilitics Of the drvcwavs and Mr. Wps-
nor will 70 out with the Various COM
mittncs 10 determine tho most feasible
routes FOR such driVcways
\ committee, composed Of j. T.
Morse, senator f., y. Sciway, Frank
Landon and Ernest orr. was appointed
to determine such Il driNcWay in this
county, while Il committee, composed
OF Carlton inncS Theodore Nelson. j
haW and Hugh Mood was appointed
to determine u driveway from Ban
mack to Dillon by way of Ar%"ntu.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-13
PEACE FAR'DISTANT
JUDGE GARY THINKS

Tacoma, Aug. 12.-Judgc l.. ~. Gary.
head of the United States steel cor
poration. sees mo signs Of an carly
peace"
Judge and Mrs Gary are here on Il
business and pleasure trip.
In speaking Of the war situation
Judge Gary said:
Il don't believe there arc any signs
OF an carly peace from the information
| am able to get. 1t doesn't seem to
me that the allies can offer any terms
the central powers could accept and
am even more certain at the present
time the central powers cannot offer
any terms which the allies would take
1T is only question of time wher
the allies must be successful The
largest number of men and the largest
purse eventually will bring victory, ant
the allies have both"