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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24
EARTHQUAKE
PROOF BUILDINGS
San ,Jaci,1to and lStemnt ITO Rehuitr
Along Better ELinrs and VIII
Pay iSnr lIiherty
anNffR

sIVlnited Press 1aansed Wire SarviceJ
San ,UAC1NT0, Calf, April I'll
San ,IaDiIrIo and Efsmst will rear tiiten,.
SELVES from ttismnlitinn, Immune i'm the
culture TO earthquakes it was decided
Iodgy by councils In ninth stricken
CITIES. Ordinances will his passed thar-
ring the construction cnf anything hut
earthquake proof buildings RL-.l as
were constructed lin San TraiicisEp
Hftar the quake ind fire there In l9i]6.
Offers CDf financial AssistanGs frDm
many quarters will he accepted and
the 1Dw'n will he completely lrshuiit in
the most mDdarn WHY.
Relief FUNDS have been started at
fsiuersitla, Pomona, Pasadena and
MANY other southern California Ipwns
both San ,JaEintp and Aemat stand
ny their Liberty i,Dnd slibscrintlnns--
which have showed OVER subscriptions
OF sHweral Thousand dollars. THE fed
efAl RESERVE bank at San FrancisnD of
ferad 10 waive the uuntas entirely
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24

AND AUTOS
Manufacture OF T'hsss TO be Cat while
America Needs Energy Of the
Country FOR war
WORK

I Tented Press Leased Wire Sor-vice4
WASHINGTON, April 24-Sharp
,,nrraflrneTlt of pleasure car production
is expected shortly IS the result OF n
conference between all leaders OF
tbs RufaEnobile industry and Chair
man Baruch of the war Industries
hoard. Automobile men have. at the
request Of the government, presented
fuIl details and sworn statements OF
the production Of 1917 pleasure cars
together with estimates o. this yea, s
output
4 thirty per rent cu-tAil-1szt IN
manufacture OF pleasure ma chimes was
agreed 10 snx-a time ago, Sut officials
now believe that this VII hardly De
sufficient reduction.
1t was limited the government might
ask s ssventySfive per cent e,II1-tailra ezlt
in this manufacture
SweeTine cuts IN pA6aocraah FRO
c pction. TOO, WAS slated 10 follow a
this afternoon between rem
Of 5ha Victor, Cyolrr7tgia
and Edisan COMPANIES with fasl head DIS
here. Forecasts we're ths; The manu-
facturs Of machines would ea Sliced
fifty per cent and Of records probably
thirty percent
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24
CAKE AND PIE
HIT SPOT NOW

Enos W. qSaSher. button cutter. who
lives at 1913 Palean street., keokah,
raIishes pts, cake and rich foods
these DAYS, the more because It has
been a long time since he WIS sble 10
eat Ihsm hagore
According to Mr. Gather II was Tan.
,aE. q rev sonic being introduced hT
the Wilkinson Drus Co, that relieved
him .He says:
Il am getting stronger every day
since I am able 10 eat what want
Before 4 took Tan'ac 1 had a poor
appetite and when I did eat e 1ittle
our OF the ordinary, gas was sure m
form and cause q burning pain in
my stomach
MY nerves were IN such condition
that often would lie In bed several
hours before could so to sleep.
~ began TO Improve at ance AFTER
I startad on Tsa.n}ec. I now Feel bet
sar fhan FOR a long while thfnni
TanIas is MASTER medicine for in
my case II mastered where other
remedies Failed"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24

party And The AluRssmaNts were The
pack of htry-IT5" which served tor
the evenings enjoyment. An excel
lent HooFETazed luncheon YVES served
during the evening, End z1n the whole
Gus and his a1K3lsd GUESTS Declared
they had q jolly good time. The friAuds
prsse-t presented the bust with q
beautiful umbrella 10 remind him Df
ons Of ms birthdays IN the tuturs
MIR. j. Z Baxter, the NEuvpo bee
Esa and fruit expert, has left Nnuvnp
for IN Indefinite visit 10 Saf1 Lake
Utah End other points IN the west
On his journey he sstop,,ed Kt lsaEvAn-
worth. kan. tur . visit with his sons
who reside near there End engaged IN
farming
Mrs FEunie Rnumsrf pr EHnsas
City arrived in NHuFoo last week fnr q
short visit with her sister, Mrs 10
seT1h Nelson, and other Relatives. The
lady is the wife OF George Raumsr1,
decsRsed who WIS publisher OF the
NarHoo Independent, END she moved
To kErsRs City after MS daalh.
4 fellow whip wRs i'm Nauvuo last
week Ald iuanlgad IN surne nf the bar
rel stuE found he wanted To go 20 Bur
ElE-tun End yIEid one uf the local gar
are men SD lo take him I'D the IDws
City They 10 some strange things
when they come TO Nauvao from the
dry zones.
Naurpp Rsbe}sah members ps,sdpun-
ed their Initiation meeting last Fridgg
evening ON account of the disas-rssable
weather Mrs Elizabeth Maxwell of
La 4arIpR WIS present and Lls0 Mrs.
Mittie fafbbHrd of Fort Madison, who
IRE district president and wice+prssi-
dent respectively, and sseh addressed
The members who hraved the clemens
and were present III this Inssline,
The iIi1iHti1rn will take place Batter
The Royal Naie:hnor lodge of Nan
WOO have purchased n 500 Liberty
bond To be placed IN The hodge treas
u1v and which viii remind the mem
bers thHf they are TIatriotic-
IT MBrtr Montgomery wants TO be
told If ANY of his acts VIII be unpopr-
lar when he takes hold nj NAupoo's
CITY affairs, his request VIII be grant
ed.
Miss lLa-v Stein Of Kansas City is
visiting her many friends in Nsuwoo
and Is the guest Of Mrs. Joseph Wei
4s-
The asnde1i0n has come To the front
in NRuToo and Is q 1ife~saTe- for the
time being. and helps some In the mat
ter % the high cost OF living This
pufs some in m1ad Of the woman who
swappsd off her husband for z mnle
and she appeared fe ind easaymsn1
in the fact that the animal wasn't
much Of q ma1e either
IL the NanvC,o hand viii be resurTec1-
ed and recognized, II viii devote It
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24
Bhe NAUVOO|
..szss: .: z=:;5 5Gnte.City
kAuvoo, ILL. APRIL a.

Miss Helen Payers of Fort Madison
has been a recent guest OF Mrs Al
RAIN, Jr.. in Nanvoo.
Mrs. Joha Watson of Peoria and
Miss Sadie Jibben OF Pekin. III. have
been visiting their sister. Mrs J. O.
B2yer and family II their NauEoo
home.
Rev. Father Thoien Of The Nauroo
Catholic church dictated al the tEu-
eral OF Mrs. John Cuikil, Sr-. in Car
thage On the 18th inst
Mrs. z. c. Haugh OF Davenport is
Nsuroo visitor. the guest Of her
mother. Mrs Marx Bechts1. sister Ger
tie and brother Louis IN NgrToa-
On "Wednesday of last week. Mrs.
a J. Beger invited ten gentlemen
friends Of her husband TO come to
her Nauroo home TO Assist her In re-
manding her helpueet that he is fifty
SIX years - age. and do honor TO the
annire-sz-. Of his birth She a--E-ls-
ed the event In the nature Of a stag
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24
srnck Market nln1ns

ITGnfted Press Leased Wire Service I
NEW WORK., April 2a.-The stnc;,
market eopsned Irregular Today with
most issues showing an upward tanG.
ency
United States Street. opened lIp X
to e4M; Central Leather OFF u al
65-S.; Baldwin Itp Is at S11s, and
Reading ,rp X to 50.
Motors broke again In the early
aStsrnnon Stutiehakar froppad no
iSS22'TTs, new low since 1914 General
Motors suffered Chandler Motors;
and Stutz hintors hnfh lost NJ points.
In other parts or the list, big gains
were made on saiacIive buying.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24

Captain Taylor. o. the Salvation
Army. was in Keokuk a few days ago
aaa while here she related her eX-
9e7ience with Taaiac, the new tonic
now being introduced by the Wilkin
son Drug Co.
Captain Taylor whose home IS IN
Muscatine, said, Il suffered with
stomach trouble. There were but
Few foods that could eat without
hsv:aEiudiges;ion Every time | ate
anything that disagreed with me, SaS
formed in my stomach. This simply
wore my system down. Finally 1 be
came nervous.
81 recently went to Cedar Rapids
and while there a friend recommend
cd TanIac, ! tried it and found Ii a
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24
FROM WEAK To
\ STRONG HAN
--az--sz@4z-az.-- IA
Rlnuirar at ths peoshstein iron
Works T,sl's +to~ ,-sc sSainsu
Strength.
EE TOOK NEW TONIC
Early Monanscl Elves r.e.rey iHiorae,
msrt 70 T-sniac Which re
Obtained at WiitSinson-

Earl Mcdaniel noulder at tfse
Penhstein iron works who lives Ut
40 South Fourth street. Keofsus, is
very enthussiastic about l;anlHs. ha
nov tonic he obtained at Wilkinson y
drug store,
Several wears OF stomach troublR
so wore upon my constitution 4hat
Is very wsal / scarcely ate enough
no Keep me going says Mr. NC
Daniel
'eaty FOOD disagreed with me and
gave me heartburn.
'tRin i zeal perfectly STRONG now
ard want TO thank T#nlae Tor tho.
way st hsloed me ] have q good RI,.
petite and no matter what Z ext I.
dnnt have chose awful spells OF in.
digestion"
III you are not Feeling right FRS
i'fSnlas Sour stomach which catises
heartburn, Debating headaches. bad
caste III the nough dizzy spetls ana
that general tired FEELING al are
signs that nature needs halp TO get
your system back In order.
r'au,ac rs n tonic Vi sovercotfes
those sSsaaslled Modern Nfaladitss.
and 1T Is highly Endorsed by scores
beea,fse 1t as4s so fswortabiy.
FI9unat.st,s OF thousands or pauple
have proclaimed rahisr an excellent
remedy FOR ratairh ASfrst aid should
be through she stomach causing
good digestion ard from this hot
bed" OF human tbs, good Influence ls
sent to every poreion OF the body.
ranlac is composed entiraly OF vesse
table Ingredients selected Tor TiTsSff
purity snd potency and gathered 10
mary paf'ts az the world
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24
Fountain anf youth.

1T Is mt a myth hut a reality and
women may IND lit in parfact func-
itiunal health Women who want 10
grow old gracefully should guard
against ali organic weakness and de-
engagements, and at the first symptom
or such conditions resort 10 Lydia r.
f'inishan's Vegetable Compound, mr.
Eturess own rant and herb remedy TO
restore health. For three generations
women OF America have atlapaniied
IIlR1n this successful remedy and have
found mo other medicine 10 equal its
ADVERTISEMENT
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24

Escripttons for the Liberty loan hnnSfs
( Ine people here have Sc far sstiksrrib-
esd S$4l.00u of the S5G,0lD required of
them and all cnf 1T WAS obtained with
pnlIt amy solicitation by "a committee
| Sonora townships highway com
missioner, AIR. Ed Prmty, promises
that his first duty lin anffisse that ll,e
will give Immediate attention Is TO
7 hook after the lake shore drive from
( tine end of Nauvoo township through
mis- township To AIontnhallo township
and attempt ito put 1t in first class
condition tor traffic and see that the
MI Moriah bridge rs repaired and
pbsicsd IN IA safe condition SinuG for
10, and II Is hoped that the commits
tsfnuers tof NauvaO and Afontebelio
townships will attend To their part of
me boulevard
AT iast Nauvap will have "a nav
Masonic lodge instituted and the
event will take place next Saturday
1efe Is the program az outlined by
those having the matter In charge:
assembling OF the craft nj / otclnck
=. n. Institution of the Masonic
inuge at 2 D. m, by E J.. CARPENTER
OF West Point, ILL.,, district deputy
grand MASTER. AT 3 D. m comforting
of 9eallowcraft degree by {Aerric;z
-fouse Cnf Pnnt0eSuc Ill.,. and at s p.
H., q banquet will he attended at the
NaiV6o opera house. at which 81 "a
plate will be charged after the feast
AT . p. m., comforting Master Mason
degree by Dalfas City, ILL.,. ilndge will
he held AL members fratarllaliy IN.
Vfteo ITO he Ipresant
Vim. iGuiliiam, Dr.. Scame ,lp from
hsoknk last Saturday afternoon TO
spend Sunday with his parents In
Narvno, He will '.antoy' an tenfnrced
Visft under the parental rnns The
YOUNG man was about tDwn during the
evening and on Ewaksning Sunday
ninrntng 1t his home he WIS a very
Sick ynuns man and when the doc
rGr arrived he pronounced the com
piaint William had WAS scarlet fever.
and HOW he and his parents home IS
.quarantinad, 1T is hOped that the
Young man will snpn he nut and as
well as ever a trained nurRe from
fSsnt-uir is attending the Young man
Rev. Father ThoIan OF the Nauuoe
Catholic church was called TO Pom
1tiac, ILL.,, last Sunday 10 attend the
funeral nf Rsv Father Railay, who
wRs hurled there
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24

IA. surfer FOR weeks snd then to get
veil, almost ever night, 1t would
seem, is ike happy dream come
tr.ue 10 George Hall. retired FARMER,
1925 Bluff street, Keoirk and now
Mr.. e9all stbatly AYERS that wonders
viii never cease.
MT. F{au Is very enthusiastic about
TanlaG rev tonic now being intTo-
auced ny tha Wilkinson Drag Co. OF
this CITY He SAYS: II had stomach
trarAle Tor years I had go,een II
thst point whore ] scarcely ate say
thing and what little aid est always
caused me misery q pinntv.
ga. Formed in my sr0maah and
there Was 8 burning pain in my chest
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24
He FEELS LIKE HAPPY DREAM
GAME TRUE, sTOUTLY AYERS
THAT WONDERS NEVER CEASE

which was especially severe when J
moved around I could MOI do 4aae
oft OF work A little over exercise.
brought oa 6iSzS Spelss and head
aches II was seldom thst ] sisps
sourdly ST might,
~ READ about TanIac ara 5eeSda5
70 try II. My Improvement began al
most as Sooa IS I started and Kept
or getting better as I continued 10
take ii. Today Feel good AaSs
aeood appetite and can eat anything
without fear OF indigestion. | sleeis
SeIter than have For wears And !
am so TnpeA Stronger taat ] aaa 7osH8
considerable work aToaGd my house
] sniak T'anlac Is vSa6eTfsii naeGs.
cine
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24
HOT BREAD, PORK AND BEANS
ARE EATEN WITHOUT FEAR OF
INDIGESTION; TAKES TANLAC

splendid medicine. I had been tax.
ing it only 8 short time until I found
! could eat things hadn't touched In
years AS | continued to take 1t
continued 70 set better. l can now
eat hot bread. pork and beans and
rich foods. Nothing hurts me-
Il have gained several pounds IN
weight After my experience with
Tanlac take pleasure lin endorsing
II 70 the people Of Keokuk."
Try Taulac for indigestion, dizzy
spells, nervousness, headaches. con-
situation and other ills arising from
disordered stomach, kidneys. live.
and nerves.
Sold by the Wilkinson Drug Co.
and other first class druggists 10
Keokuk and nearby towns.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24

rapGn. There seemed to Be 8 lamp
iSe7a ana a constant burning se1sa-
ton
u became 50 nervous thar ! was
almost beside myself The woTry
and pain kept me awake 81 nights.
What pras worse even after / had
slept, didn't feel rested, I got up
in the mornings as tired As when l
went 10 bed, ! had no appetite. |
felt miserable.
Since taking Tanlac I can truth
tully say that haven't S physical i'll
left"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24
Millsr rs lMns Wanted.

TTEnftsd Press Leased Wire SHrwigsA
WASHINGTON, April 24:-DsDart
ment of Justice Officials tutigy are
t1wins no learn what business Fra1ik
"a. Miller, ,of Michigan City, Indiana,
has In Washington
Miller, whp had I'D take nut an sn-
envy Alisn permit before he could
visit the Michigan City municipal
building To he tnaugurated mayor,
wRs ar.rsstsn here yesterday fDr al
begged violation of the enemy sZnnh
law. This -3rniIi,1its alien enemies
from WISHING Washington
Officials were To decide tntiay
whsstht4r Miller g,pliId he tntarneG
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24

whp had opposed calling the strike
The extremists ARE NOW IN complete
With the aexrsptiun of a few scatter
ing >cars ON itwD lines early this morn
ing, nnt n car has moved in the city
or ON any of the interurban lines eopar-
atfnp ont nj il}HtrDit.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24
Mayor Determines to Run cars.

limited Press Leased Wire Service \
DETROIT. Mich. April Street
ears win be running by Eve o'ccsck
this afternoon. If have 10 ask state
troops to protect them" Mayor Marx
declared this noon, following a special
meeting OF the council
The situation was intensified fur
TIER this afternoon when the radicals
elected from the union all the officials
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24
Twn .Aninrnrs xfi,nr,
we ~~NN'h~c's 'rNiFSSs
1 Ifnfteh Press Iraasna Wire Sc

limited Press Leased Wire Ssarvirs7
WICHITA FAILS. Texas. .April %
l5ieutcnant Stephen r War
nar and Cadet Bawin d. Gryer wore
burned TO Death today at Call Field
when their atr.niano burst INTO flames
fifty feet IN the air and TeB.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24
IS WELL AFTER
LONG ILLNESS

Mrs K keienan, 1918 ST Chair
streaJ, Clevaland. o.. is especially de
lighted with the good results she
Obtained from Tanl&c. She says:
For nine years before I tnok Tan
lac my stomach bothered me very
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24
kE0kUk PEOPLE BY the
SCORES give ENDORSEMENTS:
TESTS PROVE SATISFACTORY
RIDGE STREET MAN
NOW RELIEVED,

81 never experienced ssnnh .splen-
diH ra,ief as i did from taking
Tanles," ssys George adams, 1870
Ridge street. JSao,stiis, WIN WORKS
at the Keos7tS barrel factory,
Before I took Taniae gas form
ed on my stomach after aasing and
made me feel miserable Besides
that 4 lhan burning pains In the pjl
OF my stomach. s5sadsnllss added
10 my misery.
81 was nervous and couldn't
sleep soami,y When 4 got TIP in
the mornings 4 always felt sired.
Since taking Tsniac I have 40
much confidence in 1t s,Iat 7 want
10 recommand 1t to aevsrybos.y."
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24
r,rs.r.s awry Jrrnn 4ouant

NEW YORK, A.pril l24s---fsaron
George Won PoieIls, a SGerman lieu
tenant. who hRs ibHsn ttfHtainsd by
IIhe alien enemy bureau, was Sent to
his home al WilIiamspDI't Pa. ttDtigy.
Es WIS ordered ;ID remain Bwily fr1m
The AIlEntic Ssh board Tor the rlurs-
titn of The WIZ.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24
MftIat France Did FOR the colnniss re-
ncr'bsrnd IN = Movement 10 Make
loan 20 isicr NOW
aGrs-
MOVEMENT STARTS Here
AssDiutlons nf local Booty 70 be Cor
tified 70 NE@tnnsi s. n. r., To
Enlist 1t IA she
Cause.

KeOknk is the first city In the Unit
90 States 10 begin an srgkniscd move
msnt 10 induce congress 10 cancel the
6cE of France For the loans made that
country for the world war
Last evening the Klaolank chapter
Of the Sons of the American Rswclr-
tim r,itssed resolutions 10 that end and
ordered It's secretary 10 forward them
Through official channels 10 the M
tiDnRl society of Lha.. order for its
enforcement and actin.
During the American Revolution
France spent about sTDB.bB0, GOD to
help the colonies with independence,
none GIf which could re repaid, and
In FACT Repayment was never expected.
lhAt number OF dollars then is equal
TO more tflan ten times the amount
TO the larger, richer United States VI
America today, 1t is estimated.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24
Tripianr srouuf,f Down

Il TINTED Press Leased Wire Service n
PARIS, April 24-eA German rri~
plane YVES brought down and it's crew
of three taken prisoner in last nights
German afr raid, II was osfiriaTtv an
nouncad this AFTERNOON. The raid was
frustrated
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24

1t Is possible that lioor5oe. which
row comes from The Mediterranean.
lav 81 no distant time be Grown in
New Jersey Experiments are now
under way with the imported plsat
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24
Redistribution OF Tnnnaus

limited Press Leased Wire Se7rvins1
PARIS, April 24.-T'he !ntnr,aIlisd
ecnn nrnic committee Is comforting on
Redistribution of tonnage among the
allies.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24
Arah DIX. IN cpnFsrsnu..

TITniasl Press Ils8ssd Wire SaIwire,l
ZURICH, April 34-The arch duke
Eugene has summmsd all the Aus
1raan arch aiukss I'D Vienna fDr a G0n-
ference On urgent questions"
Pragpe newspapers tflsniara.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24
T~sp lo.ssrpxars sunk.

LONDON, April PA sailnr who
participated In the raid ON 2eabrugre
declared Today thas TWO German de-
sstrnyary were SINK. one In the iarhor
and one alnngsitie the mole.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24
esw.i-,r Ear.ury Blown II.p.

ITnltaa Press Lsanssd Wire Sslwical
ZURICH, April 2a-Two large AIS
tr9an powder fRctoriiss Et &ziH2snhRnh
Es-a blown up with numerous casual
ties according 10 reports reaching
here TODAY
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24
tsany Gc,aim Rritaf From pyss.nsia,
SSiassrltts dCasarrh, silsnusrsss,
,Jaundtce and
Liver Hts
Success OF New Preparation Proves
a Boon TO Thpusanas, Authority
Sstys "Thors Is Nothing
Lite H." AL Druggists
SeGommenG,

IL all the plants which are iitsa6 in
the mailing OF Taniac were assembled
IN one Landscape plot they would
make a garden so beautiful that 1t
might, vertically, be called the Garden
OF the Esuris.
1t would IRE in fact, however, the
Garden OF Ffealth a very giinlpse
Of it wnuld fill ones th0ughts with
the beauty of life and give s new I'm
ierstandlng nf the niarvas OF nature
From the West Indies come many
Gotnred bariS, hsTries, roots and flow
ars, discpverad by explorers. which
are rema.kable tonics for reannstrucj-
.irlg the membrananiss structures of
the human body in these plants are
found properties that are claimed ~
work wonders in relieving Gysper-
ala, gastric catsIl'rh. hiliousnass, ccsic,
tarndics and liver complaints
imports From Many Countries.
Tan,ac also contains ifigrsdianfs
Imported from many Other countries
From the northern regions gathered
from the pine Forests come plants
shat assist The digestive processes.
The people OF the northern regions
are noted FOR their ability To thrive
ON fats that would send q SweIier OF
The temperate Znne TO sn early
gTave the victim OF acute yEyspeDsia.
MO cnLntl.y on earth has hean left
unssarched Tor products " make Tan,
lac as good RS nnssihls.
Scores of people right here II
sleoilIiiz are taking TanlaG, There is
SCARCELY day passes that SOME per
son does not personally recommend
II
II Won gre not Feeling right get 8
batfle ar l'anlac Sold Gy Wilkinson
Drug CO., md all other FIRST class
druggists in Gfis and nearby cities
and towns
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-24
EN3iE15EI5I

IN III vnur lin It's good for al xmas III
skin ssisesscs Of young old Eczrr-ra- i-ch-
rerra- Dsaaruh Ivy Poisoning, Barber . fsSh-
Skin znd Seal, E-urSiors, md Is 5ns III cns
finest things y-ou car Use Iof -2u-Ss. Su--s
aal ITEs1..ie Piles
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-24
NICHOLS CAMPAIGNS
AGAINST NOISY AUTOS

open muffler' absolutely are not
allowed in this city" said Chief Mich
o,, OF the police this morning They
will be stopped at all costs. and | rec
ommend that tn emaxmum fine be ap-
piled in all such cases. The automo-
bile manufacturer spend millions year
Iy fort he purpose of making their cars
quiet and then some citizen deliberately
spends a lot of money cutting a tole in
his muffler so as to disturb the peace
of the town. II is no excuse that the
muffler adds TO the resistance OF the
car because it adds no more resistance
to the power of the engine than a to-
mato can The most terrible thing
about an open mufiler is not the noise
but the poisonous gas that pourS out
in volumes and gets in the lungs OF
the passcr by"