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OBRAS DE EMILIO SALGARI
CA SI.20 cada una.)

Los MISteri0S de Ia India.
Los PIraiaS de Ia MALAYSIA
La ConQuiSta de IN lmperio.
La NeRganZa lie Sardokan.
La ItecUaQuista de Mompracem.
Il Rey Ell AlTe.
Ia Destruction de Carriage.
En- las MOnialaS de Africa
Fl TeS0rO dc IA Montana aZul.
e Hiio del CorSariO ROO.
Los UItimOS FilibuSieroS.
Los PiraIas de las Bernudas.
FL Exterminio de una Tribu.
Las AguilaS de Ia Estepa.
La ESrrella &c Ia Araucania.
En- Ell Mar de las PerlaS.
Los ESiragoS de la China
La Montana de ORC.
Las Marayilas del aro aco9.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-17
UN MAQUINiSTA FUE ASESINA-
DO POR Ell JEFE DE
UNA ESCOLTA.

MORELIA, Mich JUNO 1O.-Sa
acaban de recibir noticias en- esta
ciudad, hacienda saber cue ell maqui-
nista a~pcllidado Chirinos. que tripu-
laba el convoy de pasajeros numero
Al Y que sali6 de e. Orc 81 dia 26
de los c~orrientes, fue asesinado por
ell jcfe de la escolta que protegia el
mismo convoy.
Los pasajeros que viajaban a bordo
del tre2 citado. tuvicron que demorar
su viaje mas de una bora, mientras:
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TRES MILLONES DE SOLDADOS
EN- Ell EJEDCITQ AMERI-
CANO PARA ACOSTO.
Tcltgrama Especial para la PRGNSA.

IcltDEtiiii LNpcCiat para Lt hi"NS
WASHINGTON, D. c., JUNO 15.-
Ell Prevoste Mariscal General Crow
der lie dijo hoy a Ia Conisi6n Militar
del Senado que para G! primero de
agosto proximo, ell ~ejercito americana
contaria en- sus filas con tres milo
mes de hombres. Agreg0 que, en- Ell
case de que deba m%antenerse la mis-
ma proportion en- los contingencies lla-
mados al servicio cue Sc ha sostenido
hasta ahora entire. los ;ndividuos que
Sc han resistrado, Sc hara necesario
ampliar los limites de Ia edad mill
tar, pues calcula que Ell ell caso de
~sostenerse la referida proportion, pa
ra antes del mes de ene-o del ano en-
trante, Sc habra agotadc la clase MI
irero uno, de la cual un cincuenta por
clento Sc encuentra va p~restando sus
servicios.
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NOVELAS DIVERSAS

FL Pacro de Sangre. NOyela en- , to-
mos. pOr PonS0n du IeTral.:---:..Si.iv
AsTucla, o los Charros ContrabandtStas.
Novcla mexicana. Dos tomoS......S.7o
Don Ouiiote a Ia Msacha- Edlclon dc
luio SS-VS
csrjNmacno 0 los Doce Pares de Fran
cia- \ Ia ruStica ........--.-..-"- SSc'
Fl Martir del G0igota. HermoSa obra.
basaCa en- Ia vida Gei NeGenlor gel
Mundo. In tomO grande, cmpaStado Si;5O
Ell p%inaInitero, pnr r. l.. Stevenson SJc-
Fl Casamiento de Quevedo .. "c.
n Amor de los Amores. NCVela Scnu-
mentar. Cuairp tomOs, pasta te!a...sS'oo
Fl inferno de los CelOS. Segunda par
,e de la anterior. CuGIro tomoS, iela $50
Emigraci0n. por Alfonso de Nlenne... JUG,
ENpiaci6n, o Ell Martlrio dc una Maire SiaUo
Il SIuO de Ia Neutrality-suspicious.. SVC;
~Fladueza de HerOe. por PreVoSt...-..Si:UO
Flnr IT, Passion, NOyela dc amor. ouC.
Gti Bias de Santillana. Eticion de lu-
IrISu dc Kerdren. p4r J. Schultz. SOC.
| HIia. EspOsa V Madre, por Alvaro Ca
rrrIlO, : grandeS toroS, con huStTa.
/ crOncs, empastadoS en- ela........--St1
Ia lila de MUCteZuIna
Las RendIciones de oueVedo---------- eoc-
| Los PercanCeS de QuevedO-.-.------- eOc-
Los AmoreS de Queyedo "0-
! Los BandidoS del nor. por Aarcon
' PuyOI. NOvcla iluStrada, = toisos
grandeS. pasta tela ;Si-"
La Muier del Trajc Blanco. por WuKie m
Collins. Dos OmOS ...d-Oo
! La Mujer AduItcra. Cuatro tofnoS teis 49,
La Flccha Negra. pOr Il. l.. stevenson 9Vc-
La lSIa del Te>orO, por el miSfno --.. 9UC,
Ii Ley dc bios
| ms 6IurnoS bias de Ppmpeya. Una
tie las ohraS mas intereSanteS dc ID
cpOca romano Edici0n de iujo..-..fS.Ov
| La HiJa del Carten9l .......-.-...- S"C;
- vfSreri0S do Ia TnruiSfci0n ...... GOO.
I NoyelaS EiempiareS por CcrVaites- .si'I1
/ Memorials de in Rcvulucionarto.......Sl.+
TsnoIc6n nor Dumas ....... Sc.
! NocheS FantdStiCas, por II. L. steven, ~
son. Dos iomOS
Sarraciones de uu Cszador, por Ivan
THrr-sa1.S Soc
; In ullO Natural oSN'
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NOVENAS
oBRAs DE GRANDEs AUToREs

EntremeSeS de CerYdnteS ..........Sf.5G
Hamlet Y ROmen y Iulieta, por Shak-
espeare $3.50
Mireya. pOr Federico MiSirdl .-.......Si.D
81 Barbero de Sevilla y Las BodaS de
Figaro. pOr BeaumarchaiS. $3.50
El i'araiSo Perdido, de Milton .......si-50
La Noyia de LamermoOr, por Walter
SCOI Sl-2u
e. B3ndolero, pOr TirSo de Molina. ....si.5C
FL Romancero del Cid $50
AHrato HaSt8 ell Patibulo ....... $3.50
e. Abuelo del Rey, poT Gabriel Miro. 81 so
La Eueida, Dor yirgllio 81. so
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EiECCI0NES EN- LA SOCIEDAD
ARTES GRAFlCAS.

En- la session de aver, los niembros
de la Sociedad Mutualista Mex.cana
Aries Graficas nrocedieron a elegir IN
nuevo secretario en- virtud ce la re-
nuncia que de csc cargo hizo ell pri-
meramentes electo. FL senior Jose NJ.
Faz fue designado secretario y Ell Sc
1or Secundino Gallardo. arosecretaric.
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de Maravatio sc envio al lugar de los
acontecimientos, otro msquinista que
condujera el tren hasta Acambaro.
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Cuando necesite libros en- espanol,
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano, 11S N.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-17
NOyELAS A so CENTAVOS

Arte de BuScsr Marido
CaiyartO de Amor.
FL Noylo PreSiado
FL Pursaiorlo de las Solieras
Ei Paradise de las aujereS.
FL Eada de los Mares
FL Nldo de RuiSehores.
e. Collar de ESmeralddS
Ell ST de las NilaS
FL Alma en- IN BeSo.
La Hiia de las Flores
La HieI en- los LabioS
Ls Nina de los JszIllnes
La Viuda Allegro
La Corte del Amor
Ia PrinceSs del Dollar
La Hiia de Venus
Las EyaS ModernaS
Las ObreraS del Amor.
Las HijaS del Champagne
-.:rfna o Ia Hija de las Olas
aaldttas sean las MuieEeS
MaldiloS sean los HombreS
Msldiios sea las SuegraS-
Msldito sea ell Amor
MaldItoS Sean los Gelos
PaSionarlaS de Amor
PorQue Sc Casan los HomoreS
Pordus Sc Cssan las Muiere5.
Porque Pecan las Muierse
Porque Murmuran las VieJaS
Pur Segutr 3 una MuIer
Su Msjestad Ell Amor
viva mi Noyts!
Maria. por Jorge IsaacS
FL Eiio gadt;o
Fl Manuscrito de mi Madrs.
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PRACTICES
"a IN peso cada uno.)

MANUALES PRACTICES
"a IN peso cada uno.)
Manual de AceiteS Y JaDonss.
Manual de Agriculture
Manual de Aries y Gficios
Manual de Alhdfiilerta
Manual dc Carpinteria DC Taller
Manual de Cerraieria Y ODraS de HERO
Manual del CoheteTO y POlSoFlSla
Manual del CUrtIdOr de P1eles
Manual del COnIiiCrO-PaSielero
Manual del Observation-Disclosures
Manual de Electricidad
Manual de Fotografia
Manual del Hoialatero
Manual de Jardineria J HortlculIura
Manual del LabOreo de Midas
Manual de Lecherta
Manual de Mecanic2 Industrial
Manual del Pintor-
Manual del T~elegrafiSta y T~eleionlsia
Manual del RelOiero
Manual del SaStre
Manual del FabrIcante de Velas
Manual de Yeterinaria y EQui!acioa
Manual del Zspstero
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Arte de Echar las Cartas Por medic
de Ia Baraia E>palOla -----.-----
CGdiyo del Amor
-, -. ,Ar, ,r,apE-tro1
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-12

Misses Jennie and Hattie Flippen,
OF Stokland, and Rev. J. II. Cooper
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-12

SUFFERERS
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One Of our downtown druggists
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-12
DANVIIiIiE NEWS.

DANVILLE, VA, October L.
(Dclaycd) MIR. B. J. BromwclI, OF
Camp Jackson was the guest of Miss
Hazel Claiborne, few days this
week.
Miss Kate Lee Clark, formerly Of
this city, but now of New York City
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Belle
Clark, on Union Street.
DR.. S. G. Bullock, Mrs. J. Dabncy
Henry. Misses lone Watkins and
Villa Williams motorcd to Blanche,
n. c., spending tho week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Sladc.
Rev. and Mrs. William Hairston
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey, Of Almagro
Va. were the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Jim Sladc, OF Blanche, N. G. on Sun
day. ....,,...
Misses Mamie Green and Anna
Johnson left Sunday A. NJ. for Gooch-
land. Va, where they will teach this
session.
Miss Cara Flood left Monday a.
NJ. for Amelia, Va, where she will
resume her position as teacher in
Bcthia School.
Miss Aquilla Matthews, after
spending the summer months in New
Rochelle, N. Y. is home again.
Mr.. Scott Easley, OF Coleman Town
is quite sick in General Hospital.
The many friends of Mr.. jim Flood
will Ec pleased to know that he is
able to be out again.
Messrs. Henry Hucles and S. M.
Taylor, of Richmond, Va. passed
through tho city last Tuesday en-.
route to their home town.
Mr.. Pembcrton Williams and Miss
Cornelia Norman left last Thursday
Tor Washington, L c., where they
VIII attend Howard University.
Misses Jennie and Hattie Flippen,
OF Stoiland, and Rev. J. r.. Cooper
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-12
COLORED REGIMENT IS
FIGHTING IN FRANCE
MEMBERS OF TIE OLD 18TH n.
y. AWARDED ERGNCI WAR
CROSS FOR BRAVERY
~ artse,'.,. :.,tc,tt ,sNsiy, VIZ

/ = ~
Fourteen Negro members OF the
SG9th Infantry, formerly tho 18th
from New York, have been decorated
with the CroiX dc Guerre for conspicu
GUS gallantry in the recent big coun
ter drive III France in which the Ger
mans were pat to flight and ever since
have been on the defensive.
Col. William Hayward, who before
leaving New York, vcnturcd the prcdic
ton that his boys would prove their
worth as fighters under fire, is high
ly enthusiastic over the remarkable
showing made by the New York rcgl-
ment and has nothing but prai sc for
them.
Following is what Lincoln Eyre,
staff correspondent of the New York
World, has TO say Of tho conduct OF
the old 18TH whiah is now making his
tory over there.
With The American Forces In
France. Aug. 31.-Thcrc is a certain
Negro regiment over here in France
to whom, were they to march down
Fifth avenue, today every hat in
New York would he off. They consti-
tutc the first Negro force Uncle Sam
haS~scnt TO the European battle fields.
To-day many thousands of their race
have donncd the uniform of their
country and been ferricd across the
Atlantic. But to the first outfit that
came belongs the glory of proving
that New York Negroes can fight as
ably and valiantly for democracy as
their white comrades.
| visited The rest hillots to which
the regiment had just been ordered
after more thaa four months on the
firing line. Everybody, white officers
and Negro mon were eager TO tell
what the outfit had done, and every
body had something Of interest to
say. There was great change in thcir
outlook since l had seen them last,
three months before. Then they were
Ercenhorns in one Of the quictcst sec
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-12

were dinner guest on Sunday, of Mrs.
Jennie Price, on Randolph Street.
Mr.. Marshall HargA'aves, Paxton
Street, who sustained an injury some
weeks ago is able TO be out again.
Misses Rcssio Williamson, Harriet
Grasty and Janet CLANCY left Tues
day A. Nj. for Hampton, Va, where
they will resume their studies at
Hampton Institute.
Private Willie Holland, of Langley
Field, is spending his furlough with
his sister, Miss Evelyn Holland.
Mr.. George Burton, who has been
quite sick at his home on South Main
Street, is able to be out again.
Thursday for Dixie Hospital after
spending her vacation at her home,
on Washington Street.
DR.. S. G. Bullock has been granted
Il divorce from his wife, Mrs. Mar
guric Kicscr Bullock,
MIR. William Turner, Broad Street
Ext, will handle with care your furn-
iturc. In fact anything you want
moved. Call 1854.
Mr.. James Oakley, OF nedsvillc,
y. c. was the guest on Sunday, of
Miss Harriet Grasty, Gay Street.
Mr.. Alexander Calvin and Miss
Alice Sampson left during the week
for Virginia Seminary, Lynchburg,
Va.
Miss Susie Calvin left Tuesday
FOR Franklin, Va, where she will
teach this term.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-12

DANVILLE, VA, October L.
tDclaycO Mr.. B. J. Bromwcll, OF
Camp Jackson was the guest of Miss
Hazel Claiborne, Il few days this
week.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-12
a DARING SERGEANT.

capt. l.. Ii. Shaw got tho Croix dc
'""rrc on account of those machine
guns. II" had planted them IN camou
tagged vantage points so skilfully the
700 was unaware OF their existence
ami hence failed to have his artillery
seek them out. Because Of them the
Gray-grcen raiders never reached the
American trenches. At one point
where they came within n few yards
Sergi. Robert Collins leapcd up on
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-12
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We wish to state that the price of
the Old Reliable CHAMPION KID
NE4 REMEDY has not changed on
account of the war. Sufferers from
Kidney and Bladder Troubles, Rhcu-
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this wonderful remedy on receipt OF
the price, so cents. THE CHAMP
ION KIDNEY REMEDY CO., Spring
helu' ONO. limo.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-12

DR.. S. G. Bullock has been granted
Il divorce from his wife, Mrs. Mar
guric Kicscr Bullock,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-12
THE REGIMENTS DEEDS.

From the Colonel and the Licutcn-
ant Colonel and in talks with other
officers and mon learned what tho
regiment had accomplished before.
during and since tho formidable Ger
man drive OF July Is. AS early as the
first week in June the French divis-
ion of which the outfit then formed
part had wind of the impending on
slaught. At that time the Negroes
were holding the sector they had talk
on over III the middle of April OH the
cage Of tho Argonnc Forest, north OF
SAintc Menehould. One battalion was
in the front line, one in immediate
support and one i'll rest three or four
miles back. Each battalion had TWEEN
ty days at the front and ten days in
the rear. In preparation for the often
sfvc the rcarmost battalions were
brought up TO the front and from that
time on until ii was relieved the regi
Mrnt did without rest.
!.ur.ng their first two months in
lin" the New Workers had had Il plac
ID time of 1t. They escaped more than
N"rtUrctory Smelling and their casual
'lcS. we're so few rs to set Il low water
mark Tor even that tranquil sector.
Nc >ntil tho night Of June IL did they
receive 4 real strafing" at the enc
my'3 hands. On that night the Bocho
launched the million Dollar Raid"
rs the Negroes call ii, one of them
having figured that amount as the
cost OF thc shells used in the prepare
ton fire. On one company front in
tho llauzy Wood forty-five Krupp IT'S
and fifteen 1905 besides an amounted
array Of trench mortars and mincn-
wcrfcr viciously tore into the Negroes
dcfenscs.
The bombardmcnt lasted about two
A"urs. When the Boche. raidiug col
unns followed Their barrasc across
10 mans land they doubtless expect
al to find da2cd and rror-strck
en- bunch OF men utterly bereft of
the fighting spirit. Instead they ran
up against line Of "iflcmen and grcn
ade throwcrs cooperating with score
OF hidden machine guns to build a
vail OF bullets between the foe and
his objective.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-12
RELIEVED BY FRENCH.

IN the frs, days OF July the reg
ment was relieved by French Csmount
cd cavalry and ordered into new posi-
lions nile or SO west OF their form
or sector. Here they put in several
strenuous days getting things rc3dy
to withstand the German tidal wave
they knew was soon to sweep toward
them. The three batalions were cch
cloncd III depth Oh narrow front
just behind Vile sur Tourhe. OH the
eastern f"'ngcs of he Champagnc
Plain. An epidemic Of Influenza had
reduced Their strength in officers by
almost II third. Three company com
mandCrS had to be carried 10 the
trenches on li'tcrs. They were sup
posed TO be in hospital but they had
refused TO leave their companies.
The Colonel picked up sheet OF
paper from the bare Kitchen table
that served him as Il desk
'Fh:S is Est of officers and men
decorated with the CroiX dc Gucrrc
for conspicuous gallantry in the re.
cent fighting,' he said. "Pclhaps folk
back home would like To know how
many Negro heroes New York can
produce"
The winners of the War Gross are
as follows:
Scrgts. Daniel d. Lewis, William
Butler. Charles Rick, Robert Collins;
Corp. Fletcher Battles; Privatcs Gil
bert Johnson; Lionel Rogers; George
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-12
TIRE RaoHnfaND R11AnEr, RroHnaoND, VIRGINIA.

the trench parapet and pumped lead
FROM his automatic rifle into them at
point blank range with German grcn
AIDES bursting unplcasantly close to
him. The Sergeant claims one of his
reasons for exposing himself was Il
craving to get good Wow Of the
fight.
Go BE COntinued)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-12
WHAT THE COLONEL THINKS.

L asked the regimcntal commander
whom New York remembers best as
Il Public Service Commissioner, what
ne thought Of his mon. (Col. William
hayward, commander of the old 18th.
N. c., n. Y. was formerly Public
Service Comm ssioncr.)
What l have always thought" he
said with q contcntcd grin, chat
They're Just as good soldier material
as the United States can produce. I
guess 4 good many others take the
same view now, after the regiments
showing i'll the offensive of July Is.
There wore doubtcrs. even IN the rcgi
mont Lots of people thought the Ne
gro would finch under heavy shell
ing or under gas or when Bochc bay
oncts were tickling his ribs.
well. since July Is my hoys have
endured what the French say is the
most colossal artillery preparation the
Germans have over made. all kinds
or gas. hayoncts by the thousand and
every other kind OF punishment the
enemy has in stock. They've stood
up under IL all. done everything thar
was demanded OF thCm--a good deal
sometimes. too-'and come through
with colors flying and spirits high.
L DOM believe there arc many bet
ter soldiers in this war than these
Negro boys. / haven't seen any"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-12

Chapman; Samuel Jackson: Arthur
Simpson. Morris Link Marshall Scott
and George T.. IIanniblc.
The following officers were also
decorated by the French:
Capts. Samuel Sheather. Charles w.
Fillmore, John o. Outwatcr and j. d.
White, and Licuts. a. ID. Warsham
(killcD John G. Bradnor. Harold NJ.
Laudon, G. II. Jones. William III. Kce
nan. p. NJ. Clcndcnin; II. w. Row
land.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-12

tors Of the front, with knowledge
of warfare confined to little patrol
encounters in no mans land. Now
they are seasoned soldiers to whom
attack and counter attack the crush
ing strain OF inceSsant bombardment
the stcalthy horrors of poison gas,
wholesale carnage, Slcoplcss nights
and foodless Gays arc all in the days
work.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-12

MIR. William Turner, Broad Street
Ext, will handle with care your furn.
iturc. In fact anything you want
moved. Call 1854.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-02

APPRECIATED
keokuk Chapter Red Cross Writes
Letter to Cigar Makers,
Thanking Them
for Money.

The committee from the local cigar
makers union, which was In charge
of the Blue Label ball, the proceeds
of which were given to the Red Cross,
has this letter from Chairman Nc
Farland Of Keckuk chapter, thanking
them for their donation:
"Mr. John A. Dunlap, treasurer OF
Keokuk chapter OF the Red Cross,
has advised me OF the receipt of your
check for 800, covering the proceeds
Of the seventh annual blue label ball
given by the cigar makers local union
No. 60. which amount you are giving
as special contribution to Keokuk
Red Cross chapter.
81 desire to advise you Of our grea.
appreciation of this contribution,
which will be used for the purpose Of
buying material for surgical dress
ings, and hospital supplies for our
boys at the front. We appreciate
very much the patriotic impulse
which caused you to send this gift to
u.s."
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-02
Oh Q WA SAW
q ::GATE;;;|GIT IT,

WARSAW, ILL.,, Feb 2.-Bishop Ed
ward Fawcett of Quincy last Sunday
morning at St Paul's church, dedi-
Gated the new rood screen and pulpit,
and also administered the sacrament
of confirmation to Joseph Vincent
Crum of this city.
Warsaw's primary election will be
held February 26. The last day for
filing petitions will be February G..
None have been filed so far. Alderman
will be the only city officers to be
elected this year. Fred A. Raich has
resigned as alderman Of the second
ward, and DR.. Hartley the other alder
man from the second, finishes his
term. The other retiring aldermen
are Alderman Klump of the first
ward and Alderman Swarz of the
third ward
G. G. Crawford is confined to his
home today by an attack Of la grippe.
The ice bridge to Alexandria is well
patronized by the public, by teams,
autos and foot passengers. the first
Tins in many years. The spring
'oreak up will be worth seeing should
it start with very warm spell.
We are having all sorts of 'less"
days this winter, but just the same
number in the year, 365.
Fred A. Raich is in the quartermas-
ter's department at Camp Meigs.
Mr.. Harry Frazer and Miss Frances
Scherer, both of Warsaw, were mar
ried in Keokuk, Monday, January %,
and will make their home on Mr.. Fraz-
er's farm east of town. Congratula-
tons are many as both are well
known.
Col. ]. e. Caldwell and Major Glare
Irwin of the First Regimental Vol
unteer training corps, came up from
Quincy Monday to interest our people
in the formation of a unit for War
saw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Crane have re-
turned to their home in Hilbert, Wis.
after pleasant visit with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crane, and his
sisters, Mrs. Fred Schildman and Mrs.
Albert Buckert They will stop in
Milwaukee for a few days.
Coal being so scarce, there is great
demand for chunk wood, especially
for furnaces.