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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-05
THIS is OUR WAR.

Judge Martin j. Wade, in an adj
dress at Iowa City: AS see the
sacred relics of Europe ground into
dust, and now as / see that during
the last week the great guns have
been trained on the churches OF
Paris while services were being held
on Good Friday, l say there Is a
diabolical madness that has started
the kaiser to trample out christianity
Now is there any nan who believes
that the kaiser is the apostle OF
peace? Does a man now believe that
Germany is defending her home? Not
shot has fallen on German soil.
The battles of this war are being
fought within fifty miles of Paris.
The Huns are trying to reach this
city that her walls may be Ieveled.
Now what effeSt has this had?
Does anyone want to compromise
America does not compromise. Dur
ing the civil war this country gave
700 men every day into that struggle.
Why? Because they were Americans.
Americans cannot compromise when
honor. justice and right are at stake.
The battle must be fought to a finish
America is just waking up to the
issues of this war We are lust get
ting together. We must settle the
fact that this is our war and that
these boys are fighting for their
homes. If this wild. brutal power is
successful it will come to this coun-
try and we will have to defend our
our homes by fighting at our very
doorsteps. Germany could land troops
in Mexico and never come near
American shores. But any nation
that takes soil from this country will
do so only over the dead bodies of
Americans.
The important issues of this war
are, first, that it must be won. Set
tie that. II you believe that the
kaiser is going TO win this war you
do not belong in America
Second. to win this war we must
have men, money and spirit. OF these
the most important is spirit. The
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-05

what it cost Men like Carl Schurz and Franz
Sigel who saw the absurdity of this, contrlved
Ito get out of the country. The men OF adj
vanced opinions who remained were forced TO
submit But the people as a whole have been
temperamentally obsequious and seem really to
believe in their own inferiority to their govern
ing caste and to accept the domineering AFRO
gance of their junkers as matter OF course.
There is reason to believe, however, that the
German people are coming rapidly to differ
ent state of mind, and their course in the re-
construction period viii be watched with IN
terest by the rest of the world.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-05
six SONS AND THEIR SIRE.

Marshalltown Times-Republican
Three hundred thousand German
soldiers are down in the last ten
DAYS. Thousands of men lie rotting
on the fields where they fell. other
thousands and tens of thousands are
being dragged back screaming with
pain to field hospitals. The trains
cannot hold those who may be sent
back into Belgium where most of the
wounded are being sent to keep
them from the sight Of the befooled
and overlooked German populace.
The people might not be able to bear
the sight and revolt might follow
were the horrible procession Of its
1aangled sons carried back into Ger
many.
Glance across the page. Note the
picture of the kaiser and his six
sons. Not one of them has suffered
scratch. There's reason. Not
one of them has come close enough
to actual warfare to be in danger
of wounds and death. When the
kaiser takes over command at the
front his headquarters are far out
of range of any possible danger to
his body. So with the princes. They
stand afar in safety and send their
helots to slaughter. So the crown
prince looked on while men of skill.
ability and courage marshalled and
led the brave German soldiery to die
on the slopes of Douamont at Yer
dun So the Hohenzollern sons look
on with their sire while the great
stream of German attack flows for
ward to break and shatter on the
cliff-like resistance OF the British.
They play with those lives as
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-05

same spirit that we have here In TINS
county, if it was common Throughout
the entire United States, would win
the war. The men who whisper
about German propa ganda are at
lacking our spirit and are trying 70
nut rebellion into the hearts OF the
people of this country. ] had one OF
these men before me yesterday. he
was on his way to Fort LeavenWortn
the last | saw Of him. We just want
to keep our courage so that the boys
represented by these service Tags
win know that the people at home
are back of them. If the spirit IS
right we will get the money.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-05
Have COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking Take
Olive Tablets

lfyour skin is yellow-complegion pal,Y
tongue coated-appetite poor-you har
a bad taste in your mouth-alazy no.poi
feeling you should take Olive Tableta
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets-a suhstituh
forcalcmel-were prepared by DR.. Edwari
after II years Of study with his patient
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a pure,
vegetable compound mixed with olive oil
You will know them by their olive color
To have clear. pink skin. bright eye,
no pinples, a feeling Of buoyancy ik,
childhood days you must get at the cause
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets act On ii.
liver and bowels like calonel-yet haN.
no dangerous after effects.
They start tie bile and overcome coasti
patton. That's why millions Of boxes al,
sold annually at 10c and Csc per box All
druggists. Take one or two nightly and
note the pleasing results.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-05
TODAY'S BIT OF VERSE
SOMETIMES.


Sometimes when tn way seems weary,
Sometimes when tn world seems blue:
Sometimes when yer outlooks dreary,
And there don't seem nothing new
Sometimes when yer pleasures bore you,
And there amt no one that cares;
When yer life lies all before you
Like narrer flight O. stairs
Sometimes, when tn sun a-shinin'
Seems ter have a brassy CLEAN,
An because there amt no linin'
Storm clouds are just what they SEEM
Sometimes then yer hate Just Twin,
Hate to smile an do yer part;
Sometimes then life seems just givin',
Givin' from an empty heart
Then's the time ter look for laughter
In strangers vivid eyes:
Then's the time ter follow after
Fairy gold that always lies
Where tn rainbow seeks the hollow
Off behind tn purple hill;
Where TIL winds cry Follow. follow"
An tn day is calm and still.
Thens TIL time to watch tn gleamin'
OF tn tender stars at night
Stars that laugh together, seemin'
Just ter show tn world is right
Then's tn time ter sing and sngin,
Let some other join yer song;
Then's tn time you should be bringin'
Smiles where only smiles belong.
Sometimes when tn way seems dreary,
Sometimes when tn world seems sad,
Help somebody worn an weary,
An your life will soon be glad!
Margaret E. sangster, in Christian Herald.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-05
A BEWuDERED GOVERNOR.

Governor Bamberger, of Utah, though Ger
man by birth, is one Of the most loyal citizens
of his adopted land. When he left Germany he
left behind him everything that was German
and no longer speaks or thinks German or per-
mits his children to- He finds il, as he says. I'M
possible to comprehend the attitude OF the pro-
Prussian Germans in this country. They know
that they were not free men in the fatherland.
They know that they owe all they have to
America Yet the one hundred and fifty OF
them interned in camp near Salt Lake City
have given the authorities more trouble than
five hundred German prisoners of war taken
from seized vessels and imprisoned IN the same
locality. The governor frankly admits that it
is one of the things "too wonderful for him,
and which he knows not'-why these citizens
who found life in Germany undesirable or were
driven out of the empire are more malignant
enemies of the land that gave them welcome
and opportunities than men who wear the kals-
er's uniform It certainly is very curious
fact that the only thought that suggests pos
sible explanation is that these unassimllable
| persons who are few in the whole number OF
our citizens of Teutonic antecedents, are peo-
| pie of low development who have nothing IN
them which responds to American ideals. Even
here in America such persons Of other racial
strains are born from time to time; and some
| of them, as slackers, pacifists peace screamers,
conscientious DIRECTORS and I. w. W., are much
| in evidence today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-05
gamblers with chips. And they /
no risk OF their own skins.
rownsbip Name Not ~.

BRITT. April 6.--Farmers of q.
man township are on the warpath II
about the name OF their townsb,,
They want the kaiser suggesting nam
removed. They have appealed ia n
county supervisor to change the man :,
to Liberty township"
They say they have enough VOTE,
ready to vote on the question If n
supervisors permit The election. whit
permits townships to change ths
names II a majority of voters saw !
The supervisor will act on the cuestio
at their next meeting in several dav
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-05
IOWA PRESS COMMENT.

Burlington Hawk-Eye: None of the
previous Liberty bond sales exhausted
1.-The monetary resources of this coun-
I try. Take Iowa. for instance. The In
crease in deposits IN state and saw
ings banks alone as compared to their
4 deposits year ago is Sll1 1000 600. NO
ground for pessimism there The
more the situation is studied the more
the encourag ement to subscribe lDer-
ally for the third bond issue.
Sioux City Journal: And If the
iNonpartisan league in Iowa proves not
! to have the real band wagon charac-
teristics no doubt some of the boys
win show the same agility hopping
off that they showed hopping on.
Sioux City Tribune: All the battle
| of life and its soTrows are not con-
fined to the war areas. High schooi
senior classes are now being split IN
! 10 factions, because the little bionoe
| has TO play ingenue to the pretty bru-
nette's leading lady And the kissing
scene with the formers really, truly
hero comes in the third act. the bru-
inette starring.
I
The state gets little easy money
coming from 10000 auto owners who
failed to register by IL midnight,
March 81. It will amount to about
sI23,75o all told. That sum represents
| a lot Of gasoline.
Cedar Rapids Republican: That
was striking picture of the emperor
and his six sons all wearing their war
bonnets, taken before the war and re-
produced now, with the legend under
| it saying that not one of the seven has
been scratched Millions are dead,
but no Hohenzollerns have been close
enough to the front to be even wound.
ed.
| Des Moines Register: The farmer,
who has long worked from sunup to
shutdown, can hardly work an addition
al hour of daylight into his program
Mason City Globe-Gazette: The
measure of greatness OF people is
1.-THE unanimity with which they rally to
the support Of their principles and
their ideals. If there were ever any
doubt that the American people are
one in heart and soul, that doubt has
been forever dispelled. for. when
Americans can be induced to lay aside
that idol so dear to the hearts of ev.
| erybody-politics- world may be
assured that they are dominated and
controlled by the greatest of all pas
Isions-love of home and native land
Oelwein Icwan: The worlds record
fer depth, long held by a 7,349foot
bore in Silesia, was exceeded in Jan
uary by gas well in West Virginia
that still is going deeper There are
a lot of states that have still greater
bores. on exhibition at Washington
though totally lacking in depth.
| Waterloo Tim es-Tribune: After
lreading the words uttered by Billy
SUNDAY in the Chicago papers, the
editors will soon dare to express their
contempt for the kaiser in the Ian
guage they would like to use.
Lieutenant Bachpapa of the Italian
army recently attained height OF
y l0S an
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-05
some Compliment.

Aberdeen American: One reaso
why casualty lists have been restric
ed to name and not the next of h
is to protect the bereaved from clai
sharks who demand money for obtai
ing payment by the governmep
What a commentary upon the ere
ulity OF people and the disgracet
practices of men for gold.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-05

Lieutenant Bachpapa of the italian
army recently attained height OF
1925 meters (23.04S feet in an
Italian airplane, mounting to this alti-
tude in IS minutes. This is claimed
as the worlds altitude record.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-05

And now an astronomer comes forward with
the announcement that the canals on Mars are
really trenches The chap that named that
planet named it better than he knew.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-05

One good result of this war will be that after
peace is declared no one can say that the Balkan
troubles threaten the peace of all Europe"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-05

General Pershing is quoted as saying: 81 Will
smash the German line in France if you will
stop that damnable German propaganda at
home.'' The government is at last alive to this
evil and it has taken certain measures to coun-
teract it, But the counteracting has been
placed in the hands of the bureau of publicity,
an uncertain agent. Outside the government
the Security league is at work. it has sent out
number of able speakers to arouse the people to
work against German agents wherever they
may be found. But this is a disease which has
come to pass where it needs surgery instead of
dosage; it can be localized in the civic body and
cut out. When this is done both the disease and
the source Of it viii be gone.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-05

It is said that George Cohan received twenty
five thousand dollars for his song "Over
There Evidently George doesn't care who
does the fighting so long as he can write the
songs.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-05

This is as good time as any in the history of
the world to get reputation as an ancestor.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-05

Waterloo Times-Tribune: After
reading the words uttered by Billy
Sunday in the Chicago papers, the
editors will soon dare to express their
contempt for the kaiser in the Ian
guage they would like to use.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-05

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-05

Sioux City Journal: And IL the
Nonpartisan league in Iowa proves not
to have the real band wagon charac-
teristics no doubt some Of the boys
will show the same agility hopping
off that they showed hopping on.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-26

.oab bon benz eriibrigten @eloe i'm 8es
TRACE bon $1,354.60 Die Summe bon
$677.3 80 in bas 5dabamt bes getp0bnliz
9en 59nlbiltrittes SO. 12 nn6 bic
5umne bon $677.30 in bas @9abnmt
bes gep0bnli6en S6ul6iftritts SO. 1876
ee3ablt perben ion.
Nuf Intrag BEG Sen. Offering, unter<
11tIbtt bon @al. German tpurbe bag @ein9
beg 8m. @anter fir @Ideritatt1ng Der
be3ablten 5teuern in @elo nnb &rebiten
e%utgebeiBen un6 Der Minneiotn Steners
&ommiiiion our 8e%itdtigung empfoblen.
Muf antrag bes g. S. S5eiien. unteritiibt
bon Ben: Offering, puroe Der Sberiffs
8eri9t fir ben Monat Mngu1t 1918 gut
gebeiBen, unb N%nfbetpnbrung angeor0net.
Nuf 6ns @efu6 beg Sotpn Nortb Sort
bin fir 9ilfe in 8eban6lung bes Mlbin
Quain i'm 5taats : 5anitorium gu 8alz
fer, Winn., einigte 1ib bic Beborbe ba<
Fin, cine 96lfte leines municipalities auf
Die 9aner bon bret Monnten bonn Sage
leines 3ulai1es in genanntes Snititut gu
8ablen. @uf Mntrag bertagte 1ib Die 8e<
1Drbe big 8 nbr nnbern Morgens.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-26

Mit6eIl. - Das MaiSpalait.
felt lit bier am Montag erDffnet NOR.
Sen, un6 Sen 3llm Geite eingetroffe-
men @Giten ml,r6e Elm ber5lides Wiu-
fommen berettet.
8ierre. - &ielige Sammel>
lpeiderleute 1agen, bob sic 6iesiabri-
ge @ei5enernte So Bis 60 8flno gum
8u1bel ergeben tperbe, uno ooB man
oemnad o11f einen Dur6i6nitt BON
SO 8fun6 gum 8uidel re6nen tom
ne. 8ei5en, ser iolbe @rtrage gibt,
lit 5umei1t Margins un6 Da1rbam, Die
bei6en Sorten, oie als Die beiten gels
ten. &ofer lit better. meit iiber Ben
Dur6idnitt, bringt er ia Al &fnno
a11m Bul6el. Die Sla6sernte miro
cine Ser groBten felt Sabren iein>
un6 lire Nualitdt lit cine iebr quite.
Dea6moo6. - @ilb. Meper,
elm Mngelteuter Ser 8ismard Mible,
qeriet nit einem leiner SuBe bel Der
Mrbeit an ser 5tein5erfleinernngs=
maidine in oas @etriebe, tpobei Der
1elbe 6erort berlebt pur6e, bob Die
Mmputation borgenommen meroen
ml1Bte.
5ionr Sails. Die in
5u6 Dufota i'm 2anfe 6es am 80.
Stunt 5u @n6e gegangenen 8eri9ts=
iabres entton6enen 8erluite 6nrd}
6euersbriin1te beloufen fib 6em Sc:
ridte 6es 6taatsfeuerfommii1ars
bon Camp 5ufolge auf $4,403,350.=
46. Ser 8erlu1t an @ebau6en a4ein
mar $618,158.10 un6 Ser an oeren
Sssnbalt madte $785, 1875 aus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-26
Nor0 9afota.

Sarge. - 9ie fribe @ei5enbe=
megung fat 6ie 8anfltmlabe ser fife
iigen @el0inltitute in ser lekten $50
de Tim tdglid) ru116 100000 erb0bt
I'M &erglei6e nit Sen &%larierungen
I'M 6ieielbe 3eit I'M @oriobre. Sic
beliefen ii6 auf rnn6 100000 tug
li6. Sic 6argoer 8unfumiabe I'M Mn=
quit paren $8,215,149.58.
@rono Sorts. = Mit bieier
@ode tritt bier Elm StraBenbabn=
fobrgel6 BON Z Gents in &roft, nod
oem ser Sta6trat Ser bieitgen 9tro=
neutrality-suspicious. eine 6ieSbe3ugli6e
g%rlal1bnis erteilt bat. Sic @eieai9aft
batte in ei1em 8eri9te an Sen
5ta6trat oielem nad)getuieien, 6aB Tie
int letten Sabre beoeuten6e 8etriebs=
perluite gu tragen gebabt babe.
IS It or6 Gitb. = &iir5li9e
iGmere Sr0ite baben an ser ipaten
Jlodsernte in 6iei Ter @egeno erbeb=
li6en S9a6en ongert6tet. @iele Sell
Ser itn6 g6n5lt9 berloren. 9ieie Sc
gen6 tpur6e friiber bon 6rolt beimge=
iu6t als ser &eit 6es 5taateS. Gin
Sell seq 8lobles tpar 16on 10 meit
gereift, 6oB Ser Sroit feinen 5da6en
mebr 5ufiigen fonnte.
Gun6o. - 9ie &egiernng ser
Ser. 9toaten bat MaBregeln ergrif-
fen, sic 8ei5enernte bon Nor0 Cato
ia 5u li6ern, nn6 in Ser Montagna6t
pailierte Elm @rtra5ng nit 200 5ol=
baten aus Camp Dobge, Sopa, ct.
@lou6 arf SEM @ege ma 9gan6o, no
sic Soloaten in Sen grntefel6ern or
beiten per6en. Dieles nitro 6as erite
Mol in Der @ei6i6te 6ieies 2anoes
fem, 6aB Mdnner in &bafi Bel ben
@rnteorbeiten beid6ftigt geieben
mor6en find. Derielbe NIan tpl1r6e
5tpei Sabre friiber in Canada arSge-
fibrt, Inn BEN Mangel an Mrbeitern
in Sen @ei5enfeloern alts3ugleiden.
MangeI an Mdlnnern, tpelder
6ur6 Sol6oten ausgegli9en mor6en
III, tpar 70 groB, 6aB sic @ei5enernte
bon Mor6 Dafota in @efabr mar.
Sebr tpenige ie6o9 e%rfannten, baB
6ie @efobr 10 groB iei, 6ab Soloaten
our &iIfe berange5ogen per6en muB-
ten. Ser @rtro5ng, melder sic Col
6oten brodte, fam I'M 1 Ibr aben6s
am Acknowledgment an un6 fubr UNI
6arauf nod @an6o petter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-26

angeblid) Elm befonnter @r5galner
aus ser Metropole, f%eltgenommer u.
pom &alptmann 6es itd6tii9en @e-
beim6ienites, George 8eIs> nnb Dem
Seem gorfer Deteftib Ebomas 6.
9omling nod ser 8oli5eibauptpa1e
Mberfiibrt. Ser Al Sabre alte Oeliel
murbe a1h tpegen zines $4,000
Diamantenbiebitabls bon Der gsem
Oorfer 8oli5ei geiubt.
EDIer. - Staatsmoitor S. q.
g.. 8reus beganr Die 8erteilung Der
bon ser @taats neutrality-suspicious.
De Acknowledgment Darleben in Sobe
bon $17O,425.0O an sic beri6ieoe-
men @emeimpeien unb 5duloiitrifte.
@ines ser Darleben lit $4,000 fnr
Epler fir Elm ner1es Sdulgebanoe.
MinneapoIis. = Mgeorone-
ter @an Dpfe %erflarte, es lei Soff=
nung porban6en, sob, ebe Der &on-
greB ii6 bertage, Ser 8ei6luB, Die
@o66omm : 8aiierfrdfte bel Dem
Soloatenbeim fir eleftrii6e 8eleud-
tungs51pede in sen 3miqingsitaoten
gu benl1ten, enti6ieoen meroe, nnb
SAB ariegsiefretdr 8afer, iobal6 er
BON ieiner guropareiie 5uriidgefebrt
lei, oies iofort begutadten meroe.
Die 8aufolten, auf 100000 Bis ST.
5000 peranidlagt, mer6en it@ in
einem Sabre 6ur6 &obleneriparnilie
BEL Sen 5abrifanlagen alein be5ab=
len. - @ouperneur 8urnqutit bot
feline grenru11gen fir Sen Minneiota=
ct Nmerifoniiierungsausi6uB ange=
fiin6igt. Dieier lit elm 3meig elmer
Matchmaker Organization, 6ie ii9 Die
Mufgabe gelteut bot> ale Muslanoer
All amerifaniiteren un6 einen Blan
auf5nIteuen, nm in 3ufunft sic ame=
rifonii6en 8iirger ouf bober Stnfe
gu balten.
Binono.-Dr Or. Sobann Stein=
bo6 bon bier, ser bei6ulbigt miro,
bas Spionogegelet iibertreten gu ba=
ben, muroe ant Sreitag nad oem
@erbor Dor 8nn6esgeri6tsfommiiiar
Samuel @balep in ct. 8aul ing
County : @efdngnis gebra6t. 5eine
8iirgidoft lit ouf $4,000 feitgeiebt.
@r lit bisber nidt imitanoe gemel er,
5mei 8iirgen 81 finoen. Steinbod
Ibrieb an eine Sirma in ct. Saul II.
mod)te 6abei angebli6 oufribrerii6e
8emerfungen iiber Die 2oDalitats=2i=
teratnr- Ser 6irma.
Dnlutb. - Sm &i6ter Dan=
oers @eri9te baben @ei6morene
Sbomas Mo&inneD gegen Die SUI
l11tb, @innipeg & @acific @abn @nt=
i6d6igung in 9obe bon $1,000 fiji
crlittene 8erlebungen 5ugeipro6en.
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mebr9efs Soiepb &an6on an Sen ST.
derbeitsfommiifdr 8. @ilberltein be-
liefen ii6 6ie 6euerberlu1te in gu
llttb I'M Wonate Mngltl o1tf rl1n6
$4,000.