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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25
Gn sime tilbaee! Stuff set!

Baa 56n6og ben 81, 9ftober al.
2 Morgen bliber &loffffer og nbres
2an6et ODER lat en- Gime tilbage =
bi bill igiennem 8tnteren babe
Mormalti6e11. Sen itoite Gpn6ag |
Marts Maane0 / Set Serrens Nar
1919 ipttes &1offen otter EN- Gime.
frem.
MIt1aa, fiere 2eler og 2gierin6e,
buff at i9He l1bret en- Slime tilbage,
f6reno 9e gaar / 5eng paa 26r6dg
Mften,. ! mo6iat 6al6 fommer De en-
Eime for ti61igt op Sen6og Morgen,
og BET bill 6a bore en-, fffrRffelig
1ubffe. Spnougen er long NOT |.
og netop nu er 6en bres
ben6e lang, 6a mn11 iffe engang ffan
ffoumrne / ct vMeobies" uoen mon faI
1tleilige fig til Selgenbpen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25
Letter from Somewhere in France
by Harry E. Thompson, 3749
Nicollet Ave-, Minneapolis.

Got a day off last week and
went to a town about $4,000 pop.
and it was quite a place. Met an
Italian Lieut.. who could talk a
little English and he took me
around First / had breakfast at
a,.sWeH: Hotel and got what. they
consider a big feed over here. Egg
omelette, rye bread and butter and
coffee with boiled milk in it. Some
breakfast, isn't it? Still it tasted
good and cost like 49,!
We then went to a big cafe and
it was a beauty, as cafes go over
here. Open right out to the street
with tables on the sidewalk. Inside
it looked like the Mandarin, altho,
it was not Quite so elaborate. We
had a, few scoops of beer and a
bottle of champagne, then we went
sight seeing, which was fairly in
teresting.
The market place vas quite a
place. It covered a square and
was rooted, with the sides left
open. Inside was filled with booths
and in each booth a Frenchman or
woman displayed his or her wares.
One booth was particularly inte-
resting and was occupied by a fish
'erman, who sold live fish. There
was every kind of fish imaginable
swimming round in tin tanks. They
other booths handled fruits, vega
tables and everything from shoe
strings to a carload Of ham. French
people Of every descriI ton were
there. Swell dressed ladies bump
ed elbows with others in wooden
shoes. Some came up in fancy
coaches, others in a dump car
houled by a tiny, braying donkey.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25
@lea life 1T reeiitrere .

imorgen, 2prbag Sen 26be ST. bpis
9e fife Dar giort bet fbligere, iaa
See ffan faa Mnleoning I'll tot bore .meo
og afgigre, bDem Ser for Be naite
9lar ifal itpre 5tut og &ommune.
Oct er al &igtigbeo, at euboer iteno=
meberettiget 'br1tger iin 5temlle.
nn6lao life life at femme paa Ell bpgtig
&anoioat, for6t 9e tror, at ban bar
1maa gbancer. Sg iom :9fanotnuo
bpr Sc bore i%1lteresieret l. at eli el=
Ter flere Sfanoinaber balges, bbor
man bar bDgtige &anOi0ater blanbt
bisie. st Or. Sngeri on er en- bDg-
tig Mm6 og beI ififfet for BET @m=
bebe, bun ipger, bar hi en0mt life
bgrt benggte. @bab Ser fra bans
Wo0fan0ioats SIDE anfpres er, at
0enne DOR Deret laa 1Gngei @1ube6e,
at ban bpr bope set en- an0en Ser
min. Men en Wa116 fat bore for
lGrge i @mbeoe og1aa. Scr fm1 trgn-
aes Ell Soranoring al % til. a1tn0c
set +. @fs. fife bgre al sSSl1teresie for
set ofentlige engang imellem at le
opflnret e1felte al Sc mango uielp-
forifplote l11Dffesti1fel0er", lor1 iao
hpppig fpl0er Mpiiernes 5pnlter.
2a6 % peb bette 8alg fon1l1te mel
m1lig bort fra ben &egel, at &cnge=
ne er Set afgipren0c. 2ao for e1t=
gangs GfDl6 &nnbi0otet1s 9Dgtig=
tigbe6 tpnge melt / @egtifaolen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25
Paid Advertisement.
& st. Peter SITS.
Prepared by
500 per inch.
AGEN!ER
y for Sheriff.

This was about 9 o'clock and peop-
lie were buying for dinner.
We went back to another cafe.
and imbibed a little more Of the
ambor fluid till noon and then had
dinner, which was served in six
courses. First came wine, then a.
hunk of rye bread, soup, roast beef,
chicken, vegetables and finally
fruit. We went in at 1870 and
it was nearly 2 o'clock when we
came out. 80 minutes between
courses and me nearly starved to
death. The. Frenchman surely be-
lieve in eating slow, alright.
We then hailed a "see-going''
hack and drove out to a park
which certainly was a wonder. ALI
walled in with a large lake to
row in, millions of flowers and the
most beautiful trees I've ever seen.
They are crazy about" music over
here and the park was crowded
with people listening to the band,
which was playing French music.
] couldn't appreciate altho the TIA
liam Lieut.. applauded vigorously.
I finally dragged him out. and
we proceeded to look the business
places over. They We're all small
and each store sold but one thing.
Either fruits, leather goods, shoes,
books, etc. In the States n store
handles a hundred different lines
but owe here they stick to one
article. The cafes and stores are
open every day in the week. AS
Top-Sergant I can't be away after
6 o'clock, as l have to be there and
hold retreat. So I had to leave
town at 5 and jump a train back
to camp. I seldom have 5 minutes
to myself since L became LIST Sergt.
The other Sergts. go to town at
last once every week while I have
to stay in camp and run things"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25
Observation-Disclosures.

IS. g. Eofro % gnula sc. Gbri:
itenfm;; sc SO. 9. Ssoerb11rg oa
@leanor Solution g. Z. Moroeen oq
MDrtle 6. Nelim 8arrn g. Ebomp-
ion og Carrie 81. Neter{on; Dapib 6.
@olcolm og Maqrp 9. Donielion; s..
&eterien g 5opbia 1rapp; 8ar-
net Smot og Coma 6. 2inbbergg;; g5al.
itaf q. Sobnion % MarD Soro1t;
SSameS s.. Sacflon og ,@elenas 81.
H4eteripa; @ialmor Gricfion og 60
pho SSobnion. 4.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25
H. Burns
THE 100 %
American Candidate
FOR
County Auditor

Det bercr /paa de amerikanske
Btemmebere;tigede >af Ramsey Coun-
- den Ste November, ON Diet tyske
Centralforbund j st. Paul skal ved-.
bliye at. kontrollere wore lokale.
Valg. Min Modkandidat er Diet
fyske Centralforbunds Kandidat.
Dette Forbund stemmer stgt for de
fyske Kandidater. Dette er Grun-
den til at City Hall idag er fuld
q tysk-venlige. Lad .os knuse det-
te tyske Maskineri we'd at stemme.
som Amerikanere for Amerfkanere..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25
Rheumatisme
ct HjemmemlddeI tIlbudt at en-,
som var anErebet.

( Foraaset 1893 var jeg angrebet af
Muskel. Observation-Disclosures.
bar hast det. kan forstaa, Jeg nroyede
Doktor. lei hvad Lind1ing jeg fk,var
KIN k~ortyarig. Endelig fandt jeg ct
Middel. ON urerede mig fuldstendig
ogjeg har aldriRhaftdet siden Jeg har
Rivet det til mange,sorrfvar fo,farde1ig
sangrebet OF endnR senge1;PgeDde af
Rheumatisme, cR det helbredede j ale
sTi1faeIde.
~JeR6nsker. at enhver der lider af no
gen SlaRs Ihe1matisk AIifald, skal
Send ikke<en Cent. Send bare Deres
Navn or Adresse.oRieR sender detfrit
paa Prove, Efter at De har pr6vetdet.
OF Diet har viafsig at we're Diet kureren-
de Middel for Deres Rheuuatisne som
DE, saa 1aenge har s0Rt liter, kan De
s;Dfer legM@rke til: Jeg 6nsker like De
res Penge med mindre De. er fuldsten-
dig tilfreds med q tsende dem. Er Diet
like rimeliRt? Hvorfor Tide 1engere.
mar al ie,tTindrire saa1edes tilby
des Dem frit? OpsHt like. Skriv j Dag.
Mark III. Jackson. No. 372 3 Quincy
Bldg, Syracuse, N. y.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25
DR.. G. A. ingerson
CANDIDATE FOR
CORONER

Fqdt i Amerika af Norske For
aldre. Har boet i st. Paul fra sin
og praktiseret soh Lage
i 8 Aar. Har vaeret Politilage i 4
Aar. Err en- selvgjdrt. Mand i Or
diets bedste Betydning. En- inter
esseret i Folks Velfard, 1igegyldig
af Race eller Klasse. sEr altid, rede
til t at hjelpe dem som 1ttrenger det.
Err udmerket kvalificeret for Diet
Emlbede han s9ger. !. Z. - - -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25
Sacub Miis 2iaaens

11pitiftebe ct. SAIL Nfoeling bolot
Weoe i BEN gamle &apitM 8pgning
1i6]tleoen SorSoag. Me66ele1ie EN- ON
Wpoet Dor fommet ooifllige Me6=
leu1mer for tent ibnl16e, bptlfet bel
81. a. bar @r1111oell til, at fun IS
Meolemmer mpbte. Selp 8r9li6en=
ten par life ti1itebe. eager al @etp0-
ming blep berfpr ifffe ~bebonoleoe paa
M1iebet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25
Sui.

Nin ~bierteligite 1af til &aitor
Bre1g, Soreninge1 8%orglemmigej'
9a1f gpiter1mfu110, Set 9anife
Hp0c &ors og 6preningcn @o6tbaob
1anf til ole mine Sena1er og 8enin-
Der for al Ben @o6beo, oe bar bilt
mig og mine @prn UNDER min org
Dom. Mrs. 6. Gromburg:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25
Mrs Snlia @etterqrert,

g5Dnteoe 2oges clifpnroige &rqit=
bent, bar / nogen Sib bpret lpg, faa
bun bnr noe al Stanb til at oDerp9=
re faobel 2ogens ii0lte Megbe lom
Ninnoagens Mg6e / geor6fop 2oge.
Oct glg0er os- imiolertio at erfare,
at Bruen mi er paa oct ngrme1te felt
frir igien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25
xen ajeb eller Neparation Of
1ikre being ben Oeltieubte S,tbeler'
=.mon 3clion, 200 s. II Stttet.
Den spanife Anfl1ensa..

Ear bepirfet uoiattclle at aoiHlligte
uanlagte Setter og 1~elifnbelige Cant
n1rnfom]ter. Sualeoes blep BEN |
forrige 0un1er al Glaof ombonoleoc
feIlige gemme,rffmnjt / 9onmorfS
genner fibitleoen 9groae oflpit, og
1ou tibligere meobeIt r @antetten
/ Mnleouim nf @o6tbanbs IS MarS
SeAbiiI9l1m, 1um par ti1lplt til inlor,
gen, n61at in6titipibere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25
@arbe Set brrct / Mmcrifa.

Eosja9cre1l: ~Det bar BOG forbol1-
oct lao langion1t hi fjgrer; = ia
ri fife fonn1e burtigere frem?"
Station5forlt. IT,: u@bu'teba'r?"
NoSfogerel1: uSSa, bopoe set pao=
rem | Mmerifa, iaa babe hi hit bet
/ @elitngpr."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25

Paid Advertisement. Prepared by
and issued for James H. Burns,
SO Globe Bldg, st. Paul. $1.00
per inch.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25
Morbfap 2ose go. 8,

.lE' -
Sg1l1ter al george, bolot lelifobeligt
Me6e Matloog Mften. SDnr9be So
&c, 9ptre al 9eorge, bar in6bnOt til
Soften og tiltro0s for G%panifeiDgen
og alt an6et, lom optager Solfs
9in6 / 6isie Gage, bar 0enne me-
get gpot beisgt. gDnnpbe 2oge 3ao=
De ien6t en- u6palgt Representation
al fine elifper0ige Spltrr- til Selten>
.og hi moa otter beflage, at S6nmer-
ne life er iaa finite til at gigre @ien=
giplo og mg6e fl1l0talligere op til
:@ptrenes Setter, raar man bnr S1b-
bpoel1e til 6isie. Derne Gang par
Sorbol0et mellem be to &jpn laa mo-
ge1rlunbe ligelig for6elt.
Sen %1elifobelige Gel al Me6bet le=
6e0es al @r. g. So1bipr, iom pnife=
De Sorlamltnge1t og 1prlig oct mutt
fe G1iip11s &eprGi e1ltanter 8eIfomme1
til Soften, lom berefter aab1te6es
me0 M1uiifnu1l1re al 0'Srr: Norbletb
% SDe0nl. @obeb0pm11er &oSneis
bol6t 6erefter en al fine .ati0 meb
ltor Srteresie paab6rte Saler, om=
ban6lenoe 1arlig &rigen, lom opta-
ger allies Sin0. Ealen efterfulgtes
al 9ololang al ST.. Chin bporefter
&reitoent &einbslotim bol6t en-
Sole, bpori BON otter formane6e til
at peolige)oloe Sntereslen for norif
Sprog og 6ets rige 2iteratur, bpora
otter ban ilutteoe me6 pua En- ubannrs
fet M6aa6e at 6eflmnere en- Del al
SSbbiens baffre Digt rEerie 8ifen".
TSrf. Stella &pSne1s gao oerefter
me6 pnnlig @lifper6igbeb ct 8ar
;Sangnumre tilbeoite, bprefter &eoaf=
.ter 2anefelot paa en- ce1ierimesfig
Maa6e 1p~pgefulot onttalte 6e 8anife-
'ligbeoer, Mamoen er u01at for / tit
5orbolo til &pinoen, 9apnlig bbao
&efligbe6en angoer. ST.. S. 6.
8ronlon D6eoe -6erefter ct Bar Sang=
nun1re. Sen por6enoe Coroner, Or.
SSngerion, o1tagelig be11 met az
bolote &rooer il1ben Norofap. 2o9e,
inbfanM fig nu paa Me6et og bol6t
meb banlig 8eltala1be0-en Gale, igr=
Zig om5anolenbe Cooperation inben
Sore1inger, &ommu1rer % Mationer.
@ogle al Sr. Sneerlons poroenbe
&olleger / GitD Soil bopoe ogiaa
inofunoet fig og gjeroes befjen6t mes
en6el al Sc tillte6eparenoe.
Man begob fig berefter ino til
ben mere proiailfe Gel al Soften,
Soften (uoen S%a1ffer), bporefter man
for cit Stun6 fbingeoe Jig Damien,
in6til Observation-Disclosures Nnas
buo gjoroe en- @noe paa 6ennesog
Soften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25

Salifar lpifes iom Snipeftionsbapn.
@orgeS &%eoerforbun6 bar faaet
Meobelelie ont, at nori fe Sifbe, iom
afgoar fra Granddaughter til Seem
Sort, in6til bi6ere fan Ipife Mnlpb
af &olifar fom SnipeftionSbam. /,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25
gheatrene.

IyeutIeNc.
MesttoolpoDlliitarl. gsaoI @5rilliitbb' i 4 sobee Il
ltbgrte 6orefpprgiel efter Ylaoie bi1
9. 90. @rtfftb's torarteoe 5iItnifnez
ipil uSearts Of tie BorD" beoblibe
HforeDifes paa Motropolifan 11nite
nge Dette bill blipe Ben treble l1ge,
BET ipifIes. Ser Ell Mati1lee 9bser
9ug, og 8illetter fnn erboloes paa
6orboan6 til enbper Soreltilling.
Ser er itabig meget goot Srs peo
begge Be 0aglige SoreItillinger.
Dette @riffih's Wseiteritpffffe iom
er bIebet faIof uEbe imeeteit lobe
itorp eoer tolD", bleb optaget paa ben
.pirfelige &rigsffl1epfaos / Sranfrig,
bbor General 8eribings Mrme npltg
ba + pltn6et 6e itore a%merifanife
1Seire.
.sbnbert. On f%prngjelig 6arce-
&omeoie, bbori Sablor Solnnes og
8alter SoleS gjorbe fao ltor 2DfEffe,
oa 5tbffffet ferlt opfprtes, bill .blipe
opf6rt paa gbubert N)eater neltc
nge. Set bor til Gitel ste G5Js)ii1r0o
Nartp", og oe to &%opeoroller, pSn.
Ga55a5o og Nottinger, bill bltbe fpil=
let b%enbolbsDis at Sorrelt Orr og
Malrice Sronflin.
Siitorien begprrber / en 2on6pn
&eftaurant, bper 89rten ifoffer
ma1t6lige @baperoner for Selffober
paa to @erioner, bbor Mar6en er
u6e .poa @alejen. Tor Woro SfDl6
agerer Scr. Ga55a5o e11gang Gbape-
ron for Mr. 8ottinger og en- paffer
D%anferinoe, inm, 90 Tru .@ottinger
buffer op, prgi errteres iom Mrs. Ga3=
5a5o. Mrs. 8ottinger er benrpH %
tror paa Ga55o5as @iitorie ON en-
bemmelig %0iplomatiif MiSiim, 90
inpiterer. bonn og Mrs. Ga55a5a iom
tine @iaiter. Gen Situation,. fom
opitaar oerbc6, itaber en- Def Sci
M}oro, iom peoparer Mjennem alle tire
Sitter.
Stpffet bar lumber Garl Sees 81
reftion facet en- meget goo l1bf6relie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25
NtDrb.

On 16-ooria Datter al ga1lbmag--
tig @ang oe0 grie 8r1g er blebet
mproct oeroe0, at bcl1bes 8opeo CT
mutt, atltagelig meo en- itor sten.
SenoeS Sig far0tes peo ggfunten
og bar ao'Glllbet en0m1 barnlftt.
Set drlfdges, at Ser foreeliigg1nss ''{ i
aptnoro. Man bar intet Spor e.
ter Morbereu. ,-..s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25
6ihatr Nut fra Nnrgr
Song 6aafpn

SlUNY VHHlUN
aflagbe oen t6be tSeptember 8eigg
boS Sen ipenife &onge | Stocfbplm,
.boor ban fit en- meget biertelig Mn6-
tcgelle. Set par fgrite @ang, moi,
/ Sfocfbom bpl6eoe u&ongen at
Norge". I.
Sra 25oe til 270e September Of
lagoe Song &oafon 8eigg be6 @of-
ft / &jpbenbapn. Gell 26oe anffoln
ogfaa Song @uituf al Sberige, 1au=
lebes at man otter baD6e ct Mp6e al
be tire lfanoinobiife &orger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25
8brspanif.

Rftbjaa!ttert1e ON aei{erens Mboication
~ffretnfalote Mei6ten al 0ftober en-
ppanifligne1toe Elitnno paa 8prierne,
ifAe ale1e &riitiania, men ogfaa i
&igbenboin pg Stocfbolm. Mlle al
lierebe 8proipapirer iteg ltnrft i
&urs, ID ertoog r11sitffe G1lbler apar=
eerebe 20 9nints. ...,ss
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25

Paid Advertisement. Prepared and
issued by F. w. Gosewisch, 1885
Van Slyke Ave, for E. w. Bazille,
St. Paul. $1.0O per inch.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25

8ianht S11rbmenoene,
1om for &ioen SIR Gjenelte fer, ct
Dor bel fienote 6aHife 2on6Sman6,
Or Martin 8. Mel1on.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25

Paid Advertisement. Prepared for
and issued by Lars o. Haug, New
York Life Bldg, Minneapolis. $11.00
per inch. IS
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25
Den 1tprife gl,nerifalmtes

Den norffe' Uncertainties
Mffttier ito6 Sen 12te Dftober, ifglge
Eelegram fra S%opeoforrtoret i ari=
%ltiania, paa 0erbGre1toe gprs / Ell
<rs af 40 &rocerrt ellar $221,40
pit. Mftie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25

Paid Advertisement. Prepared by
and issued for Geo. J. Ries, 918
Thomas st. $1.00 per inch.
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siolis sne

.Tif man iaar paa @eltlanoet. Mlle<
reee mi6t / September fal6t Der oos
ifillig 9ne, iom gioroe @fuoe pno
8oteterne, me6ens &ornet allereoe
for ltgrite @ele1r bar fonmet / @uS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25
st. l,aul.
s. y. sansiclbt,
5itp Goitor & Manager.
so. 6. 9tb Strect~
Eclrfon: yt. IS. Sacflon 957.
9sp1eOcr

u,na pure 9ieoaltlpnln i 9anoe le-
sselt Glisoao Mitc1. 8cnpt ohen1taa='
e,,Ds MSresit % IclcfpnulMmer I'll
2aaae1s gitp goitor og Manager.
sauf,,,e stlo5 fon Nbonnement
ttat.cs ug 0ontingc11t betoles.
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Dpbsfalb

b1anot sfnnoinaber t. ngens Sob:
9arob Sobnion, II; Sreoe 2ouiie
Carlton, q; Mrs. Mgnes @eorgino
Sobnion, 1881 SgIebort Mbe., 80;
Mrs. Mal1oe Mnoerion, 604 Gins
ct, 80; M,1orem 8enion, 70; Stem.
art 5foog, 1907 @reenbeier @pe.,
IL; Msrs. Marie g. smenion,. 651I
sSypD ct, So; Mrs. Matbilbn glnbres
ion, 81 So. @inHreb ct, ~ Mhiss
Mnna SO. Mellom SO Mur.
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- Fs
9anif 8roberlamfnnbs

|2cge i ct. Bau1 beilutteoe poa it
|iioite Megoe forrige Sre6ag Mften at
onbringe 800 Collars / set 46e 2i-
bertp 2aor, 1an1t at gipe so DolIars
til 6e %brano1iote / Norb Minneiota.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-16
MILLS GIVEN
A FINE FLAG
Presented at the Noon Hour With
Speeches by His Fellow EN-
pIoyees of Jobbing House
Here.

Fred G. Mills was presented with a
fine flag three by sig feet in size by
Charles Jones, Ralph B. Smith AND
Frank NJ Williamson. yesterday after
noon at the jobbing house Of Kellogg
Birge, where he is employed.
The presentation was made at the
noon hour in the presence of his fell
low employees. some of whom made
sreeches. Harry Crabbie and Joe Nor
ris made addresses and Mills respond
ed With his thanks and appreciation
Crabbie was chairman of the meeting
and read the discharge papers of Mills
in introducing him as a former soldier
devoted always to the stars and
stripes.
Mills said everybody ought to be de-
voted to the flag at all times and Keep
il I'm in war times as well as in peace
times
Morris stirred his audience with
his oratory, and all the speakers were
cheered time and again.
Owing to the absence of ii. c.
Brown at the presentation Of the
flag, il is announced that Mr.. Brown
and Mr.. Mills will speak from the
annex of the Kellogg-Birge building
Monday noon. and all who wish to
take part in the program are cordially
invited to attend. 1t is requested
that everybody bring a flag.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-16
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MoNTRosE.
; >>>>>~%~>>>> 80

One of the largest and greatest
demonstrations occurred here We'd
nesday evening over the victory OF
the surrender of Germany and Will
go down into history as red letter
day for the worlds victory. Mayor
Buck headed the parade on Main
street. riding white horse, repre-
senting the flag of truce. Tip Best
most No. rs carried the stars and
stripes; then the Community band
of Keokuk, first division; the moth
ers carving the beautiful service
flag. all the different churches were
represented in automobiles; the Red
Cross made pretty showing In
their costumes; then the canning
plant employees with their banner.
Seyenty.fye thousand cans Of toma-
toes for the soldiers from the Mont
rose factory. The manager, F. Lee
Davis. and the forelady, Mrs. Eta
Collins. VIM. Gilmon carried the ban
ner, having son over there. lhen
came the employees carrying flags and
tin cans that made merry. A car
decorated in chrisanthemums with
service flag embedded in a oank OF
flowers bearing the initials P. H;
then q car DedutllullS oSSoi dhou 49,
the inscription, U. S. navy. The hlgh
school was well represented. The
Nontrose button factory float. To
He'll with the Kaiser" who was dang
ling in the rear of their float. The
postmaster with monster big horn;
nlow factory with tin pans; rural
carriers with trombones; the young
Hoods with guns; the fife and drum
corps of Fl. Madison, diverted the
crowd with the spirit of rs, which
added a little pep to the older ones.
Keeping them in line. After march
ing down to the depot and back to
Main street to listen to the Hon.
Joseph Frailey of Ft. Madison, splen-
did address and eulogy to the soldiers
and sailors who have battled man.
fully for the right and to the mothers
and sweethearts who had given the
bows with heart tears, to their coun-
tryss call and in part said, I'VE must
give God the glory"
: Considerable credit is due our city
marshal, James Moore, for the good
order he and his deputies kept dur
ing the evening.
Editor Roberts of the Fit. Madison
Democrat. came down to help cele.
brate Wednesday evening.
Miss Grace Bowen. the chief oper
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-16
THE MURDERER
REFUSED BAIL
HoIdup Man Who Shot Father OF
keokuk Mail Carrier Bound
Over Without
Bond.

James Spencer, the holdup man
who killed E. r. Patrick, father OF
Alfred Patrick, a Keokuk mail car
rier. was refused bail when he was
bound over to the grand jury on a
charge Of murder at Burlington.
He still limps from wound in the
leg the restaurant proprietor gave
him in the duel over the cash regis
ter. He looked reproachfully at Don
aid Fielder, also under arrest as the
lookout Of the robbery. Spencer's
sweetheart, Bessie Hoyt, is also un-
der arrest at Burlington.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-16
TRY THIS FOR A
C0LD--|T'S FINE
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Colds or Grippe In Few
Hours.

You can end grippe and break up a
severe cold either in head, chest, body
or limbs, by taking dose of "Pape's
Cold Compound" every two hours, un
til three doses are taken.
II promptly opens clogged-up nos
iris and air passages in the head
stops nasty discharge Of nose run
ming relieves sick headache, dullness
Ifeverishness, sore throat, sneezing
soreness and Stiffness
Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing
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Compound" which costs only a few
fcents at any drug store. 1t acts without
assistance, tastes nice, and causes nc
inconvenience. Be sure you get the
genuine.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-16
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