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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-04

Solitude perhaps the final need Of the human soul
After have the aanut of all our ar
doris and Dreams solitude to the one ex-
ceIent thing bonum-Richard lie GaIiienne.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-04

In a kite frame patented ..
consin man ribs radiate from
trail disc OF meta.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-04

The Hog island probe has been ended. 1t should
have begun
The Evening Telegraph declared when the hula
baoo started about extravaganza at Hog island
that it merely thinlyyeled German at
tempt to delay American shipbuilding. Within
two days nearly every other newspaper in the
east took the view of it.
The Hog island is very simple The gov
eminent needed an unsurpassed number of ships
in the shortest possible time. To create great
plant for building ships entailed of neces-
sty much larger outlay in cash than would be
required in time OF peace, when speed was not the
main factor.
Haste makes waste, it is true but all the waste
was the veriest trifle when measured up against
the stupendous results achieved. few million
dollars more less is of consequence
whatsoever in the first cost of ship plant which
will shorten the by many months-a war that
costs the United States s1.000000 an hour.
Our country has time to lose in fiddling
around over investigations at Hog island. Hunt .
ing for possibly lost dollar in spot which
means the losing of ten other dollars is sad busi-
Hog island is virtually coffin for Prussianism
and Prussianism knows it. That is why the pro-
Germans keen to stop work there
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-04

bers in Washington things which will
silence criticism.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-04


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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-28

Or. 8. 6. &riese, bon Barrene
Ton, miro arl 5reitag (alio berte) ben
% Sc,ini, INN balb.nellt ubr, abenos,
IN Der 90. 6. Stride, in glano, cine
potriotiide Rebe balten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-28
Sieben Snf lanses Sranenbaar.

0ie Srolten SdpeOens iinb nm
ser Srodt hires idonen Saares millcn
pielfu6 beriibmt. Cine idlpcoiide
3eitlfrift bate einen @ettbelperb
fir baori60ne idmebiide Sraltert
ousaeldrieben llno oieier @ettbemcrb
bat in Ser Got beitGtigt, baB iih
sablrei1e Srauerl bes 2anoes zines
uneerpobnlid idonen uno reiden
Saarpudies erfreuen. @Iein bic
SdDnbeitst0nigin auf oieiem @ebiete
lit unSipeifelbaft Srau $anna
Sdapars Sobansion aus Ser alien
9ereperfsitaot Salun, Die nit benz
eriten 8reiie a%,,sgeaeidnet poroen lit.
auf oas Saar bieier Dame triffe Die
oft anseipanbte Shiloer,ing D0rtlid
au, oab es IBIS auf Sen 8ooen reidt~;
ia, ipenn iie es'eana fallen Iabt, 10
idleppt bas Saar ielbit nod nod.
aein 8unoer, bot es bod cine 2dnge
bon nidt meniger als 2.10 Netern!
Demnad fann bic Breistrdgerin idon
cine iebr ftattlihe Dame iein, uno es
miro ibr Dos Saar, menn iie es al,f-
lott bod nadidIeppen nliiiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-28
6 ascp a b c.

Die @eiSenernte lit bier nun Dor,
ilbcr unb Die Sarmer betrohten nit
@pblgeiollen ibren @ei5en, Der Iider
I'M S6of lit. 9ns &orn lam iett
sltm letter. Mal gepfliigt meroen, be-
Dor NIT benz 9reidcn ol9efan9en
wirb. Sos &prn iiebt 'ebr gut ans
sic beiBe, trofcne @ittcrung bot benz.
Iclbcn bis icbt nod nidlt geIhdbet.
9tadocm sic n6t9i9cn Geporatl,rel1
oelllad)t lpuroen, iii OoS Scr. Staater
Stunlpensieber Boot dnagboat)
,WtilIouri" pieocr gum Sienlt arf
Sem Miholtri SlltB bereit,
6. 6. 9ronn baut iebt nod Gin
Wotor . Boot. 9asielbe miro Is
SUB lang fem mo nit cillem @rer
Motor bon 8 Bferbefroit altsgeltottet
pcrocn, 2,ltbcr ba,lt eilt mooernes.
y,p.to.6ate" Boot; CT bot beren idor
mebrerc aebaut. 81. Struggles laBt
gegenpGrtie ieine % SUB large
2ollnd nit cillcm s 8ferbefraft Mfo'
tor o~rsltotten. Doctor 9oote iino
bci inns iebr 5ablreid.
g. R. Seibner, cine Weile Deitlid
BON bier, bat feline grobe &iriden'
crnte iett p~ouItG,lbig aif Ben Wartt
aebrodt. Srotbem Der grtrdg in
oieiem Sabre geringer mar als ipie
gerp0bnlid, mar Scrr Seibner oen'
nod in Ser Gage mebrere bltnoert
@allonen at pfliiden, our groBen
Srei1oe Ser Sausfrauen bon Worri'
ION, Yotsoam unb @asconaoe. Serr
Seibner lift elm erfabrener Sbit5itdter
unb bot fait imnter guten @rfolg.
Mit grobem 9eoaltern hOrten mir
Die &adridt bonn Sooe Der Srali
Sobn SebIinss, bonn @orriion BOT.
tom, Iorpie aud unieres @adbars nno
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-28
Ser gSeisen in Ban lit uid)t 10 gut iuie
man criuartet hattie.
Sarrb &pd 6eSenflidJ franf in Ieiner
@ubnnng in Scr Nabe bon BAN
--Spnitigc Nadridten
Don GAN.

Die mciltcn Surmcr bier bcrltnt
lino iett nit Dem @ei5enidncioen Ter
tia. Ser @ei5cn lit niht 10 gut, OILS
luie i'm Infang ernartet tpi,roe. 0os
Oreiden miro wabrideinlih eroe
oieier ISOLDE beginner.
Suit. Bod lit icbt i'm geiis eines
nellen Sorb Iiltos.
81. g. Moeller madte unl nergar.
aenen Sreitae cinen 8elddftsbellid)
in Onensbille.
ssobn Sdult, bonn Gflnburlt Sc
minar, befanb ii6 einige Gage oitt
9eI,d BEL ieinem 9ruoer, Faltor
8m. S9uls.
Souls 9uidman, unb @attin p,,r.
oen arn porigen 9onnerstag ourd Die
@eburt zines S0bndens begliidt.
Mihter Sbeo. @raf uno 8attin, 10.
mie 6. q. 8raf unb Slug. @raf uf,o
@attin, madtet ant lesten Sonntaa
in ibrem Operlauo auto, eilen Ails'
fI,,a nad Ban uno beiudten &iio'
aueffer Or, melder ernitlid erfranfi
1T.
1rau Nartin Sdtuart, bon St,bi''
que, Soma, mar ipGbrenb Der letter
beiben 8oden auf 8eiud bel ibrer
eltern, Rubolf &ueffer Sr., nno 8at'
Tim iotpie ionitieen 8ermanoten.
True translation filed with the post.
master at Hermann, Mo-, on June
n, 1918, as required by the Act Of
October 6, 1917.
aug. 8alter uno @attin bon @el
llinaton, No. famen an p%ergaitgener
lSamstog bier porbei auf ibrem 8egt
All einem 9eiud bel Sarrp &oh, mel
der Dor elmer 8pde in ieBr franfen
8uitano BON Gantp S,uniton 8rriid'
febrte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-28
Seiratbs 2isenien,

-Srit Bod, bon Sirit Greet, be-
ridtet bob Ser 8ei5en in Der @cgenb
bon Sells &aufIaben iebr gut lit, TO-
mie aud onB Ser Brand int Bei5em
bemerft iporben lit. @ie Serr Bod
lagte, fino Die Gorner niht 10 idfucr
uls mic beinl poridbrigen 8ei5en; ba'
binaeaen lit aber Der Grtrag Inn TO-
biel GROCER.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-28

Sreunoes, @ua. Burger, iuelder lii.-
gefGbr smei Meilcn meittid bon @oS'
conobe gepobnt bate. 9cioe iparen
Ihon felt lGnocrcr 3eit leibeno &c.
neien.
Srou $. 6. Sfinner bcfinbet iid
sur Belt ouf @eill6 bel ibrcm Sater.
q. s. 8erfins. in Ser Nabe bon
@mericus. Serr Berfins, nelder iih
i'm porgeriidtcn glter bon iibcr 70
Sabren befinbet, lit iebr franz.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-28

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on June
~, 1918, as required by the Act OF
October 6, 1917.
Bem in 3peifel melhe &riegs-
bienIt . 8obItbGtiefeit mon inter-
fifteen foil, bann faife man ei,terl
Ebrift.S tamp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-28

Nod) uielen @od)en oes &sibenS
bat ulicr bodl9eld1btc IreunD, 'Ilig.
9llrecr, am porigen 0onnerstag
@n6mittog. I'M glter bon SO Subren,
oas 3eitlihc %geicgnet. Gr, hintcr- .
lGbt icinc trallcrnoc Satin luno ct'
ncn Snbn Scrmam Burger, mobn-
bolt ntf Scr Burger SornL i'm Nor
ri1on gottprl, 3 Wcilcn mcitlih bon
Morriion.
Gic 5rallcrieicr fonb ltatt an per.
gongcncn Somstn9 Nahmittaa, IN
ser Burger @pbnlulg, inter Scit,llg
bon Goitor g.. Sillmunns, bon Der
ct. &ocobi Stride; bic Sciicbuna CT.
ioIgtc Ooln ouf Dem 6anlilicn Sc.
arGbnibplnb. oi,f Scr Burger 6arm,
Scr @%crltorbcuc muroc in 9eutlt-
lano 0chorcn unD fam dlS fleines
Gino nit icincn gltcrn nod Gntcrito.
| 9ic 6omilic Iicb lid i'm Nottonl, 5pci
Mcilcn mcItIid) bon @osconaNc, ME
ser uno ncrmouocltc bic @ilonib III
! cine 1ornt. Nohocm icin Safer nod,
,Seros gc5oncn mar, ilbernnRm CT Die
Turm. Gr tpor 5lpciulol pc%rbeiruthet
Scinc critic Che mlrOc nit 5rpci Sin'
bcrn geicqnet, bon ocncn oos cine,
ionic aid bic Wltttcr, Dem Tater nm
@nttcn inn lpoc uoruliSgcqollacr
iinb.
Ncrr Vltr1Cr mar cin muhrhaft 9ll'
fer Wann, Elm al,sgcSeidnctcr %ilr'
ucr, cin MISREPRESENTATION 6rernb II.
Nodbur. Gr mar Wit9lieO Der
Gpong. ct. %ucobi @eneinoe, III
Mprriion, unA icin Gerlllit miro IN
Girfcnfrciicn. iolpie olld bon Illei
sic i'm I'M 2cbcn 0cfonnt habcn, tic'
cnupfunocn mcrben.
@ir bcridten nit grobem @cbalt'
crn bob, mic ms mit9etbeilt mltrbc.
Srolt gnton E6uIt idmer fronf oar
nicoerlicat, mo wiiniden haber
ihlutni9c geiierung.
SSobn Starfc, bon Torriion Bot
TOM bat hicics Sabr obilc 3lueifcl Die
or6btc @ci3cnerntc III unIcrem Ot'
thrift.
Serb. @roun mar ON lcttcn Won-
tag, b%ciltd)slpciic, IN Scrnlonn.
Cine groBc gnSobl Wprriioner bot
fen am pcreaneencu Sonntas, in Der
GGbc Don StoIpc, cine Sdfpimm.
llnterbaltling arranaiert.
Der @eisen I'M Morriion Bot
tom bate einen guten Stan6, aber
sic &Drner ideinen feline gu iein nno
merbeu Die Sriifung nidt gut be-
Iteben. Ser @ei5en arif Dem Siigel.
Lamb ideint better 81 fem; oerielbe
bat penieer Strob rnb before &or'
ner.
SSSn Der neuliden Serianumlllng Der
0ireftoren Ser Sarmers Glepator 80.
murben Glib. 2euenberger uno Com
Boss su @eidGftsfiibrern eripablt, an
Stelle bon Sol. Spedbols, meld)er re
Iianiertc I'm cine Glerf Stelle be-
ben Icgierungs Irbeiten, IN @as'
conabe, a%n3utreten.
@eiaeniafe 40 8ermictben.
geainnenb nit naditen Samstae
f6nnen Sarmcr @ei5enidde in irgenf
elmer MnsabI erbalten, bel
Salt 8ros.. Wtorri1on, Wto.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-28
aaa,meiue gonuts &emisfeiteu.

IN S~penspilIe mrir0e Dor &ur5em
,iu Qapitel bes Deaitern Star" Or
sens scsriinoet.
Die Omenspille Srnior aapelle
miro am 8ierten Suli oaielblt elm
.srobes @ifnif seben.
Spbn Carroll uno 8attin. bon
sIonS, q. 9, mltroen fiir5lid Ourd
sic sebllrt zines SObndens erfreut,
Or. g.. 6. &riese, bon Barren.
ION, miro am 5reitag (alio beute) ben
% sc;,lni, Inn balb.nerlr nbr, abenos,
in Der 90. 6. Stride, in @lano, cine
potriotiide &ebe balta.
Gie @ebriiber &orff. bon Roiebub,
bcioracn Die 8aditein Mrbeit on Dem
uc,,en Garage . @eba,loe fir Sadttt
& CONS in Belle.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on June
81 1913 as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
S,yraelo Scmano pcridaffte lid Gin
anna in bas 3immer bes &otbe &re,l5
NaMirfcls, in 9lanb, uno enttpenoete
,%luonsia Yaar unfertige Eajamas.
0ir warmer mo Die 9reider BON
C}osconobc Gpuntp bei6loiicn in III
rer Npnpcltion, in Swensnille, oab
ser 0reihcrlobn ouf Sc. pro gllhel
aeiett ,pcrocn loll. SIN pergargeren
SsSobr ipar Der Srciderlobn 33 bis
4c pro gllld)el.
%rSln pergangcnen Sabr lparen an
sen Sdulcu bon @asconabc Gountp
40 mqnnlihc llno SO meiblide Sch.
rer nnaeItellt. 0os fommenbe Sdnl-
iobr pirO mobrideinlih cine groBc
@ermcbrung Der weibliden Sebrer
5eiQen.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on June
q. 1918, as required by the Act Of
October 6, 1917.
@bm. Rebmcrt, bon 81. 2, melder
in Der 9fibc bon Wadspille, &ar. nit
Nderballarbeit beidGftigt mar, mar
elmer Scr bier iungel Mdnner aus
iencr Mo6borldoft, pelde III Der Der
Qanqcncn ISOLDE nod Camp Sancolt-
bcr, &oib. abqerciit iinb.
6cit r~nIcrer porigen geun1mer
Wur0cn iolgcnbe llebertragllngen bon
@runobciit reeiitriert: Srant Soft
mann Al, Sranf 8. Sdulte, 81
adcr III Der N1be bon 8aD, fir 81;
Sena Sable unb anOere, on Gbas.
SoIjmanlL If Ader in Spenspille,
Iiir $500; Srib S. Sod al Or. Y.
u. &bobius, 60 Idcr in Swiss, fir
$4,000; Iler. Weper an Gbas. 3.
9uobenlcpcr, 2ots 8 bis IL, i'll
9lod 10, Snensbille, fir 5000;
Sueob Soeid an 6. g. &bobilis, eine
feline 2anoitrete in Swiss, fiir $50.
Srou Muria &otalit, 0hltter bon
Sobn &otolif, iiibli6 bon Smensbille,
iuurbe Dor &llr5em llngefdbr 3 0fei'
len bon ibrer @obnilng tobt I'M @al'
oe aufgefunben. Die beiabrte Srall
mar IN eirlcm Mnfall bon @eiltesltor'
ING bon ibrer @obn,,ng %fortgepan'
Oert. augenldeinli6 mar tie ourd
t9ungcr unb %gntbebrungen gu ibren'
Sooe acfommcn. Ia1t bate ieit 1C
Saaen nod Der @ermiBten geludt.
,lno oils tic gefunben mi,rbe mar Der
&6rper idon tart am 9ertueien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-28
OtDrrilom

5run SSobn Seblings, melde ihon
felt gcralumer 2eit Ieibcnb acmcien
ipur, ut an poriacn 0pnnerstaa Ha6.
mitta9, III ibrem Scim aiif Ser Sarm,
3 Mcilcn meitlih pom abortion. &c
Itorben. Sic biuterl1bt ibren tiefbe-
trilbten @attcn, lire Sohter, Sran
Struttmann bon Worriion, iclpie ibrc
Sobnc @illiam uno Ileronber, bon
ct. Souis, unb @altcr Seedlings bonn
Morriion gottpm.
Die Srauerfeier fano itatt am les-
ten Sonlstaa. Inn 8 llbr. mor9ens. in
Scr giiumption .. 9. ". Stride. in
Morriion, inter Seitung bes ebrip.
Yaters &. Sageoorn; Die 9eiiesune
erfplstc Damn ouf Dem ct. Warien
Sriebbofe.
Die ScrItorbcne mar cine ergcbene.
pflidtaetrc,lc @attin ,lno Muttcr unb
miro nit GROCER Sraler permibt lper.
oen; nidt MIR i'm &reiic ibrcr nGd-
item mo tbclleritcn Inperluanoten,
ionberu e~benfolls in uniercm 9an5cll
@cmcinlueien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-28

IN SluensuilIe wuroe Dor Sturgeon
oiu 3apitel bes ngaitern Star" Or
acns segriinoet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-28

anaeigen I'M goIfsbIatt bringen
grfoIg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-28

Die Swenspille Sunior aapelle
miro an 8ierten Suli oaieIbit elm
.arcbes gifnif geben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-28

Sobn Carroll unb 8attin. BON
,,IonS. q. 9, witroen fiir5lid ourd,
sie s,ebllrt zines S0bndens e%rfreut.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-10
MAY PLACE RESTRICTIONS
 ON GERMAN WOMEN
LEGISLATION IS BEING DRAFTED AND LEADERS ANNOUNCE IT WILL BE ENACTED
 PROMPTLY.

Washington, Jan 9-Enemy alien res rictions probably will be extended soon to German women in the United States Legislation to this end Is be- ing drafted and congressional leaders save assured the department of jus- tice that it will be enacted promptly. If this Is done before the week of February 1, when a nation wide res istration of the unnaruralized Ger mans to be made under supervision of he department of justice women probably will be included in the anemy alien census
 The rules differ from those already made public only in the fact that fed7 aral court districts, not county or lo- cal court districts, are to be consider d units for gathering census returns from non-urban sections in which Dostmasters will take the registration.
 Of the hundreds of Germans who nave been interned since the United States entered The war only six have teen paroled permanently and ten given freedom for a time, 1t was dis closed today by John Lord o Brian special assistant to Attorney General Gregory, in charge of war problems The announcement was made refuta ton of widespread reports that the government had released hundreds of dangerous enemy aliens,
 In the cases 0f men paroled tempo rarily. it is explained the action was taken in order that they might obtain valuable information to aid goFern-| ment agents in ferreting out plots or aga nst the United States war in erests
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-10
ORRINE DESTROYS
 LIQUOR HABIT

Keen interest in Orrine, the scien- tific treatment for the drink habit, now on sale at our store continues un- abated.
 Yet this is not surprising when it is realized that it can be given secretly 1t home with absolute confidence, and that it quickly destroys all desire for 1hiskey and other intoxicants Or rine has saved thousands of drinkin men, and is sold under q guarantee to refund the purchase price f, after a trial it fails to benefit
 Orrine is prepared in two forms No 1, secret treatment; Orrine No 2. vol autary treatment Costs only Sl.00 d
 Sorrels Drug Co.,, 432 Central ave- nue.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-10
RAILROAD MEN
 WILL ASK FOR
 HIGHER WAGES
CONTINUED FRolI PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE. said ne had not determined how many would be appointed nor what terri tory each should supervise, It is considered probable. however, that not more than six or seven will be named Mfr McAdoo said specifically that he did not plan to name state directors
 Thousands of applications for posi- tions as state railroad supervisors have been received within the past few days.
 The senate and house interstate commerce commissions today contn- ued their hearings on the railroad bill
 Before the house commission, h. terstate Commerce Commissioner An derson reiterated that it seemed i'm practicable to change the bill' to pro vide for termination of government control as a speciuc time after the war This would create chaos in rail- road affairs, he said, and the proper procedure should be 10 leave the question of return of the roads to private control to future determina- tion by congress.
 Representative Moore, of Pennsyl- vania, asked the committee to amend 1 the bill to provide specifically for government control of canal trans portaton facilities Members of the
 United States employment compen- sation commission advocated that
 railroad men should be regarded as government employees.
 Testifying before the senate com mittee, George M, Schriver vice. president of the Baltimore & Ohio, 1 suggested that compensation should
 be based on property investments as
 of December 3l, 1917, rather than
 June 30. 1917, as proposed in the bill 1 The average return on investment of the thirty eight principal eastern systems for the three year average suggested by the president, was 5.5i per cent he said He argued that the eastern roads had added Sl10,000,-
 GOO to their property investment in
 the last half of 1917. Consequently if provisions of the bill are carried out
 he said, the eastern roads return on property investment really would be
 5,33 per cent
 Officials in close touch with the
 railroad situation in It's new aspects said today that many rate revisions
 would become necessary now that 1 government operation has removed competition on which rates hereto fore have been largely based The interstate commerce commission is expected to undertake within few weeks a special study of rate re- adjustments for presentation to the director general,
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-10

 Loans and Discounts .........$5 $503,34S. 10 OVerdrafts, unsecured .,..,... 4,V4l5t Liberty Loan Bonds,, un- pledged, 5iz per cent and l ,,,..,oo oo per cent .,.................. lSLVuVVu Securities other than U, s. bonds (uot including stocks) owned unpledsed ....,.+.... 22.2Ol.05 Stocks. other than Federal Re serve Bank stock .........,. l8.sf4fJ Stock of Federal Reserve Bank (50 per cent of subscriptlon) l0.2Jg.e Value of banking house ...... 5e,OO0.UU Real estate owned other than banking house ...-.,..,.,.... 5a'O4'b6 Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank ...-........... 63 .92911 Cash in vault and net amounts due from national b1nki..... 3I9 9.0322i Net amounts due from banks and bankers, and trust com panies other than above .....- 63.4l9.51 Checks on other banks in the same city or town as report Ing bank ......,..-.... ....... 6,0tI--t Checks on banks located out side of city of town of re- porting bank and other cash items ..........,.-..,...., 3,2l2.91 Ottor hssets: IT. <. War Saw stamps ...............-..... 4OS 5S
 ... -.. ,-
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Good to Have in the Honse

Coughs, colds, croup and lagrippe are prevalent Colds prompt checked mean saving of time monel and health. Pneumonia and otha' serious illness may follow a neglecte cold T. F. Lynch, loo Spring Ay, Du Boia, Pa, writes For man years We have kept oF'leys Honey am Tar in the house and 1t has saved many dollars in doctors bills It iSS tine for colds A chid's health 100 precious to risk giving imitation. or substitutes insist on Foley s.--a C. Jennings.
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RESOUDCES

Hot Springs, Garland County, Arkansas, At the closo of business December 3L l9i1
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DO YOU WANT ID GO
 ID St CURITY LEAGUE
MAYOR McLENDON READY TO SEND DELEGATES TO c4l-
 CAGo CONVENTION.

Do you want to go to Chicago on February 22nd to attend the conyen- ton of the National secruity League? Mayor McClendon yesterday received a communication from his friend Tom Marshall, who happens to be the vice president and who asked the mayor to name three delegates from Hot Springs to this big national conyen- ton "I want to name those who are likely to attend said Mayor McClen- don last night, "and if any of our citizens want to go and take part in that convention to represent our city they can take the ma, up wlu me
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COUNCIL FOR DEErNSE
 WILL INLET TONIGHT
IMPORTANT MEETING OF THE LOCAL ORGANIZATION AT
 LEAGUE ROOMS TONIGHT

Members of tue Garland County Council for Defense are urged 10 at
 tend the meeting tonight which is held at the Business Mems League rooms There are the most important matters 10 come before this meeting, those of full and complete organiza tion and every committee is asked to nave some report ready to sub nit Some work of the immediate
 utuIe will be outlined tonight and every member is urged to be on hand.
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back was a former resident of Hot Springs. but for a number of years has made his home in Oklahoma. Tho body will be brought here for inter ment in the family burial ground in Hollywood cemetery Funeral an announcement will be made later.
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LIABILITIES.

 Capital stock paid in ...~.....-.....Slo0.o 900 oo Surplus fund ..-.......-..-.-...-.-.... 40,OOUOu Undivided profits .. t50Gl939 L. Lcss current ex- penses interest and taxes paid ...., None 60,6l9.39 fhaR. ''.'' ..,.-,'......t 1''' ,..9... s97 63 Net amounts due to banks. bankers and trust companies other than above -........,. fj9H.9l Demand Deposits; Individual deposits subject to check ................ b6s, ,4Os.V3 Certificates of deposit due in lees than 90 days (other than for money borr0wedl ........ 206 eIS.fI Certified checks ,.-........... l297.46 Dividends unpaid .-,..-....... 5000. co Total ....,. ........,.. ..Sl 290, S9i25 state of Arkansas. County of Garland ss l. Robert Neill. cashier of the above named bank. do soiemuly swear that tht above statement is true to the best or mt thowledEe and belief
 ROBERT NELL Cashier Subscribed and sworn Co before me thls w. F LAKE.
 Notary Public My commission expires Nov. 1, 1920. Correct-Attest:
 CHAS W RTX
 F. C. STEARNS,
 J IT. AVERY
 Directors
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Report of the Condition ot the Arkansas National Bank


At Hot Springs, in the State of Arkansas at the close Of business on December 3l 1917,