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PLIERS HIT LUxEM5URe.

AMSTERDAM, March 30.-Advices from Berlin say that at 12:45 Thurs day afternoon allied airmen attacked the town of Luxemburg. Ten persons have thus far been reported killed. Houses were heavily damaged.
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REAL TRENCH TRAINING

CAMP KEARNY, San Diego, Calif., March 30-HeadQuarters of the com mand holding a trench area. as eXem- plified in the recent tour of duty oi the officers training school corps, in ] the trenches here, is about as busy a place as we'll can be imagined. Much of the business is handled over the telephone and virtually all the slight noise in the headquarters came from the voices of the men using the tele- prones.
 Several lines their number varying with the strength of the command and the area it held. were run into the headquarters and connected to a small exchange directly comparable to those used in office buildings or other pri- vate telephone exchanges seen in ey- eryday life. An orderly. sitting on the dirt floor. with a receiver strapped to his head, operated the exchange.
 Central" he would call. as some message .came in. Then a moment later. as he found for what department the message was intended: Get on the line, Rosie" and an orderly at the other end of the headquarters would pick up his receiver. Sherry speak ing" he would answer. Each message coming in was repeated back as a check on the accuracy of its thans- mission. "Meridith in. Jones out" he would say, checking up in a book the men who had come in or gone out into No Mans Land" AS the zero point or time set for an important operation drew near. the number of men report ing in increased, until at last the order ly announced "All In"
 Cipher Messages
 At a table near the telephone ex- change. two clerks were having a diff ficult time translating a cipher mes sage which had come from a front line trench. All messages from front line trenches were handled in cipher, to prevent the enemy" from gaining in formation. In this connection it is per mitted to reveal that the American army has apparatus by which tele- phone wires at a considerable dis tance may be tapped and their mes sages overheard without any actual connection being made with them.
 Meanwhile orderlies were coming and going. officers asleep in the tents next the headquarters were being reused, and. as the time of the opera tion approached. the telephone order lies checked I'D with the units in the front line trenches to make sure that each detachment was alert and ready to play its part.
 The idea of team work" was much in evidence While some men were busily engaged in work connected with the prospective operation, others slept until the last possible minute, secure in the certainty that their fellows were carrying out the work assigned to them and getting as much rest as pos sible themselves to be as fresh as pos sible when the time came to play their own parts.
 Nobody in the headquarters hurried. no loud words were spoken. but every thing moved as if by clock work, with each man performing his particular work rapidly and quietly. Just outside the headquarters a party of signal corps men were busy reading long heliOgraph message flashed from hill some distance away. The whole scene and the activities in it gave the i'm pression of a tremendous and forcefll machine moving steadily toward a de termined end. without haste or waste or inefficiency.
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MISS eALLIeAN WINS

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 DETROIT. Mich. March 3O.-Claire Galligan of New York tonight won the national A. A. U. 50O-yard free-siyle swim for women at the Detroit Ath- lete club. Her time was 7:44 3-5-
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pHIls BEAT BRAVES,

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 MIAMI. Fla, March 30.-Score: Philadelphia Nationals -.---.-3 Boston Nationals .---.-.----.--------1 : ? Mayer. Oeschger and Adams; RoOn- ey. Ganovan, Murray and Tragesser.
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DEBATE SOLD

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 zone below the Somme. This is due to two reasons. In the first place. the resistance offered along the northern front undoubtedly upset the schedule and plans of the German command. Finding their progress here too slow. the Germans turned their attention to the southern sector. where they had continued their successes.
 In the second place. the entrance of the French into the battle also raised large problem for the enemy and gave the Germans a further reason for pushing hard below the SOmme. in order to divide the allied armies if possible. The probabilities are that the Germans will continue to exploit their successes on the south. The ex- tension Of the front of attack undOubt- edly is due to the terrain, which is restricted by the marshy valleys of the Ayre and the SOmme.
 Germans Want Arras.
 What the enemys' ultimate objective might be if he should succeed in driv- ing his wedge between the two armies is a matter of speculation. but it is not unreasonable to assume that he would proceed to the northwest through Amiens and thence to the sea. On the extreem north the Germans probably will press their attack against Arras for they not only desire posses sion of the city with it's railway facili- ties. but wish to broaden the salient they have driven in the British line.
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one of the wounded" The missing man. who had wormed his way out of the designated area as a joke. was al lowed to "die" as a reward for his prank, as the sanitary detachment abandoned him.
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Germans Want Arras.

Dan Browning was in Tombstone yesterday on business before the su- periOr court He went over on the morning stage and returned on the evening stage.
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WHITE SOY WIN.

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 HOUSTON. March 30.-Exhibition. Score: R. H. E- Chicaeo Americans .-...-1l 15 ? Houston. Texas League ..-...... ? g ! Williams and Lees: SmithsOn. Glenn and Moves.
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MONTDIDIER IS NEW
 OBJECTIVE OF HUNS

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TIGERS TRIM TEXANS.
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 DALLAS. March 30. Exhibition Score: K. n. h. Detroit Americans .-.---.------.---1O 10 Dallas, Texas League ------------ Finneran. Hall and J. Cobb. Stan age; Lewis. Compere and Dowie.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
CUBS BEAT SEALS
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 SAN FRANCISCO. March 30.- Score: II. R E- Chicago Nationals ....5 San Francisco ..........l Batteries - Vaughn. Heudrix and KTifer. OFarrell: Johnson. DObbs and Brooks.
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IsN TPVIFW I.fHSFU NI''-T
 SAN ANTONIA. March 30.-Exhi- bitiOn game. Score: R II. F.. New York Nationals -'....---.---.S l5 San Antonio. Texas League Il Schupp. Tesreau. Schaefer and Me Carty; Ross and Gibson.
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RED sox BEAT DODGERS.

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INDIANS BLANK PELs.

McCable. Ruth and Schang. Agnew; Marquard. Griner. Mitchell and Miller.
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lBV RevIeW Ile1se1I WIrel
 NEW ORLEANS, March 3O.-The Cleveland Americans shut out the New Orleans Southern association team here today 1 to o. in II innings. Qnlv five hits were made. Score: R. H. F.
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Ccveleski. Wilkinson and Billings, O'Neill: Johnson. Bordes and Kitch- ems. Peters.
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TEUTON THRUST FOR
 ARRAS EXPECTED SOON

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NATIONAL WAR
 LABOR PROGRAM

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FRENCH COUNTER
 ATTACKS HALT
 GERMAN ASSAULTS

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LLOYD GEORGE
 PRAISES FOCH

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GIANTS GRAB GAME.

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ENEMY LOSSES
 ARE ENORMOUS

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-02-13

College er reprelenteret / S9ren
beo life f9rre emo is, Stlloenter
og andre unge W9no, Der tioli-
gere bar ~frefoenteret Sfolen. 5or
ebrigt lfal hi raooe Dem, Der III
er bleben npsgerrige, til at forifaffe
Jig 9laoet og felb Ipie set. Oct
faft iiffert faas beo at itribe til
en- Of obennebnte ltogibere, Dana
College, .eIler eennem Dan. 9utb.
8nbI. Souie. 8riien for Seftet er
10 Gents.
Miis emma @ifiloien fra
Sompton. @ebr., bar nplig oGret
/ geieg hos SIpotninge og Ben.
ner Der / 8pen poa gei biem fra
en- Seiter / @ontano, Mrs. Sarrp
.9orien.
gi bar M Der, boao Der ~.
mes at opre rigtigt 5oraarsoeir;
@an6ags fol6t Der en- fteiten nils
Regn, og ganoet begpnoer at ipnfe
i Sor6en, iom ON ben er teet op
.9unoen.
Sfrp66er 5. g. Sobnion bar
netop mootaget M 8reber af 5or-
oars oe Sommertsier - De imuf-
feite og beoite, ban nogen Sinbe
bar bait. Sriier $50 oe b6iere for
ct Spt 9si. San snifer ierIig at
benleoe 9pens og Sfolens Opm9rf.
iombeo poo fine 8arer. 9aIo bom
op pr. Selefon : Reo 215, ioa oil
ban arrangere at frembiie fine 9rs-
Der enten / 9eres Stem eller paa
bans @erfIteo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-02-13

Dns0oe Den 10. 5ebruar, 1918.
Blair, 0ebraifa.

5reoag 4ften / iioite uge CAB
Or. Snibart en- Wtuliffoneert paa
Dana College. 9et er BAN, Der
moeroiier unge Wenneifer baaoe Der
% mango ANDRE Steoer / at ipille
pon Strenge- og 8leieinitrumenter.
Der ital 10 iaa en- Opoisning til
IN Song imellem for at pie Sub
Hflm, bbao Der opnaas Of 59roig-
beO og oaultur@ / Den 4etning
- og iaa giber bet 10 ogiaa liot
Z Rasien, iom Der NOT fan geres
goo 8rug af. geu bel : ri bar
fife meo til aoncerten ben Sang,
men ri bar fpr beret meo til en-
Smilorots8oncert, og De, iom bar
ueO oenne Gang, flyer, at ben bar
meget oellpffet. Ser Ipilleoe8 pna
Here Strenge- og 8leieinitrumen-
ter og nffompaenereoes pao giono.
= 81 bar for omtalt, at 2ererne
oeO SfoIen ififteois boloer Sore
Drag paa Sfolen TO @ange ON
ngen. S Wonooes bar oct Weiis
u @ieliens Cur, og bun foreorog
SIN ySbe 0emocratiiation Of Wtu-
fit". So, bborfor life? 8i fan NOT
trRnge til at Muiitfen bliner noe-
aEOtratiieret" BET Oil iige : fom-
n1er mere no iblonot og neo / Sol
tet.
= 80 at Stl6enterne beo So
Zen, Chris g. 2arien og An2ers
Ssrgenien, bar iuit uogioet ct Sefte,
fnIoet ySermes, a Wesienger from
Dana College on0 Grinitp Semi-
anrn." On oct er 8~egpnoeIien til
Il mauneoligt Sfoleblao, BET ifnl
oi life iige, men at BET bRrer geaas
neosnaonet 5ebruor, set funoe
10 tpbe 0erpoo. 9espOen iiges Ser
/ Interchangeable at Den Soc, at
Cana College og Erinitatis &C.
ntiuarium buroe babe ct College
SLAB fife er M. 5 boert Sab err
6eftet en- bproig 8egpn6elie til ct
college eller Sfoleblao. Oct er
poa 40 Sioer forltoen 0milag.
ca. 10 Si6er optages at 9IOertiie-
meuter. 9ele Snoboloet er Of go
lens 6oGf. oet meite pao gngelif.
SerIig fol pi fin income en- u9(f.
~ffebsbilien til Sc unge", iom er
Aroaet til Spren, Of 9rof. Big.
get er eft mutt lille 0igt, rietis
en- pasfenoe qfffe6sbilien. Dana
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-02-13
opdyrkede og uopdyrkede Farme

Opdyrkede og uopdyrkede Farme
al salgs Becker County, med overfod af vakre Indsoer og en- god
frugtbar Jord: ne Skandinayiske Settlementer med let Adgang til
skoIe og Krker. Nar Detroit, we'd Nor. Pac. og 500 Banen. Jorden
er sort, lerhodig SANFORD, tildels Prerieland, tldes Temmerbeyok-
set. Topdyrket Land til Salgs for $40 Dollars per Acre, opdyr-
kede Farme fra 40-100 Dollars. For nermere Opysninger skriy I'll
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, Detroit MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-02-13
Wterfi

De til greiterne u0ienOte Sfe.
moer til ll6fpIoning meo SolOater.
mes aoresier mao inoienoes til
Rational Gommis 0 8
9ontor / Seem gorf, iom in6-
.lagtc 9rco mco al snifelig GDoe-
.Iiebeo u0biier.
Ger er nemlig nogle at @reiter.
ne. Tom bar inoIen6t Dem til mig.
Seno Sfemaerne - uofDlot :
til Rational Commission efter qn.
.bisning og @oresie / 9reoet.
5. @erten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-02-13

4oresieforanoring.

8aitor S. g. Gbriitioniens qores.
ie er iii SCI gannocf ct, 0enber,
Colo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-02-13
Bort eset eanO.

aulmangelen. Bottom Mais., 9
6ebr. Gen brittle Regerine ban
aennem 9egationen / 8aibingtor
til6u6t til Observation-Disclosures
Storroip / 0ep GngIano en- Sfi6s'
laonina a1lI for at lin6re aulman.
qelen / Oiitriftet. 8ilbroet er moo.
taaet. Saobiot bi6es, beitonr Gao
ningen af beItemte Slogs aul, ION
oprin6elig ifuGoe babe oGret be-
nbttet Tom 9unferful at brittle Sfi-
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be / gteu gorf. Sfibene bar imio.
lertio faoet 9ul anoetiteos fra.

9rofesior &c. 6. Sanien, grof.
9anebrug beo StatenS 2onobrugs-
ifoIe / 9roofings, er al Masia6lt-
let's horticultural Societp iflg.
gSfano." bleoen tilfenot George
Gobert 8bites g@resmeooiIle for
1917 niom an~erfen0eIie of bans
b9roifuloe girflombeo meo at inc.
fore og neo arposning frembringe
efonomiife glanter og 5ru9ter, Ser
egner Jig til abling / 9orbeitens
erfenagtige Streg". Brofesior san.
len bar giort flere beinerlige Gei-
Ter til Sibirien og brogt Sunore-
Der al 9lanter til Amerifo. Som
8ioenifobsmano bar Riels @hbeien
.Sanien erobret Zig Ell bsit aniet
9laos / amerifa. San er fpot for
A 9lar iioen pao CAMPUS oeo 3ibe,
iom ben @ong eieoes af bans So
Der, Wtaler anoers 9anIen. ga
ban bar ipo 9(or camel, fom ban
til Amerifo, boor ban bar erboIot
belle fin bioenifabelige llooonneIie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-02-13
Npoer % @nostjeneiter i Blair.

Spnoog oen II. 5ebruar: Ssn-
ooasffoles aI. 9,f5. @uostieneite al.
1890 ON Sormiooa9en og aI. 7,30
ON aftenen. = Der er MI &ul NOT
til at afboloe aftenmeoet / airfen.
Saitemeoe Sirson9 aften ben
10. bos 8. s. Snnien.
Sorsoag 5. 81. Sobitbomeoe meo
@rbeioe for set reoe 9ors / @itp
2i6rnrn. - @lt ON Sub bill.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-02-13

aocf 81, s. g. Soiige $40, Niels
ISenien So, Sens 6. Sanien 81,
Soma 9asmusien So; 9lnoers Better
fen 81; 8iIliam aoorup So, So.
Ibannes Semen So, gfiis &ate Sp.
%renien So, Martine 9onien 81, Sens
SOILS 81, Chris 0ielien 81, 9oD.
mono 2orIen 81, Mortimns Inoreo-
len So, 8ictor 9nno 81, Marill5
9lnoreoien 50, g. 6. Gbriitenien 81.
l@inor anoerien So; 8eter Naattbin.
Iien 81, Sergen Wattbiaien 81,
ISens 6. anoerien So, s. Gang s.,
6. g. @briitenien S., 9eter 8. 0is.
fen 81, SoIger 2inobolm So, s. &.
ISenien So.
Coon Ropios, Sa., anOers 8bom-
len So, Gbomas Gbomien So, Chen.
I@3er Meb., 9(uoubof1 So, Sans z.
Sebmiot $25, 3bpge Q. Sbpgeien
1915, .. g. 8eterien $40, 0iels
anuoien 81, Chris Senien So, Ma.
rims RieIien So, Sons RieIien So,
Mrs. O.. g. Gbriitionien 81, alfreo
@enningien 81, Sans g. Mooien
Isl, otto 6. Senien $40, 2aurits
ISenien 81, @artin Gasmusien 81,
Sens 6. Senien 81, @rs. 2aurit3
9eterien So.
9etbonin @leb, aimbuItin, Sa.
@frs. 9ertel Miffelien So, s.. g.
9onneien So, gilbert 3osmusien So,
9eter @aoien So, Suitinls Soban.
len So, Ssrgen @eIIer S., 6orl
Maoien So, 8ait. $. 6. Senien 81,
is. 9. Sonien 50, S. g. GIemmen.
ZEN So, Snfob Sopp 50, @artin 3.
anoerien 50, 8eter 8. an6erien So,
babel GIemenien 81, an6ers Sopp
Isl, aer Glemenien So, @itber 9on-
neien 1925, glnoers glemenien $40,
9lnoers gnoerien So, Soc GImquiit
I$5, s 81. @briitenien 50, Soa Subj
50.
9olfe, Sa., Sans Siofien 81, s..
gnoerien SOC, s.. 8bomien $40,
Better 9. RieIfen So. 0aaos Soban.
len So, Sens Sobanien 81, Senrp
9ielien 81, Sans 8. IieIien ST..
anorefp Siofien 50c, SIR. R%ielien
$40, 9ait. S. g. Magmsien So.
Calendar, ga, 9eter Brandt So,
.Sobn Sonien 81, 9eter Sanien So,
Chris Mortenien 50, 2ouis Sanien
50, @eorge esgeien 81, Rose San.
ZEN 81. 01r. og @rs. 6. n. Senrif-
fen So, anton airfegaaro 81, BE
ter 6. Aroer 50, 6. g. Sanien 81.
Meo bierteIie 8af for @aOerne.
9aa Menigbeoens gegne
g 6. GnrIien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-02-13
SuOfOmmcn til &irfen / Niatomn
5ieroe abitteriugsliite.

Geoar Sails, Soma, en- unpbnt
Isl, S. Sepien So, @arion Seren-
len SOC, Chris GbriItenien soc, SO.
bannes Sepien 81, 9tooIpb geteriet
ISL, 6. 6. 2arien 81, garI Sebecf
ISL, Sans Semen 81, On un9pnt
l$2, gilbert Beterien 81, Maoien 81,
geterien 81, Sens aroeb 81, Ma.
rius Feterien 81, Wotthios Smith
Isl, anorea8 Smitb 81, @0itb
Smitb 81, Sobanne 2orien SOC,
@n unGbnt 81, Senrp Sobnion SOC,
Somine 6orsluno 81, Rarian 9rpbI
50, Mtrs. gierre 81, Nrs. Snnien
81, .. 5. @rou So, 8. 6. Smit6
So, q. o. 9arien s., 9poia San-
len SO. @orie 0ielien So, 0ieIs
I0Gien So, Sulia Sergenien 81, @rs.
ISens Sor9enien 81, Mrs. @eter
8berfeIien 81, NieIs Rielien ST.,
Sans Sanien $40, Sbpge Sercnien
81, Ell itnpbnt 81.
atIoutic, Soma, SeIgo 0ieIien ST.,
Claudia anoerien 81, @eter MiffeI-
Zen 81, 81. 3. Serenien s., Gait.
g. RieIien oe Suitra 81.
ReoIo, Soma, GIbert gon6o So,
81. 5. @ielien 50, Sans Qielien 81,
g. 80. 5. SanIen So, T. 6. geter.
len So, Garf g. Seuien S., NieIs
gbriitian Rielien So. 8iggo g..
.Sanien s.. q, 5. Gbriitenien S.,
elias Gricfieu So, Chris Senien 81,
@artin Se6egaaro 81. @artin
6briitofferien So, Sobn glooien 50,
91freo 9ielien 81, 6. 6lauien 50,
9eter 9onoo So, Chris Gbriitoffer.
fen So, Safob Semen 81, 5. g.
Gbriitianien 81. q. g. 0ielien So,
Sens Sergenien 81, 6. g. : 9fiel.
len 81, Carl Senien s.. @arian
Rasmusien S., Cars 9eterien So,
qeter @ricfien $40, Senrp 8eterien
81. Sans Senien s., SenrD Z. 9e.
terien 81, Miis 9ouiie 9eterien
$3.50, Girls Sergenien So, 4nnd
6briitenien 81. SartOig 35rgenien
81, GarI Mogmusien 50, Otto Gbri.
%itofferfcn 81. 81 s. 5. glielien S..
Omaha, 3ebr., Offer / 9eaa Ne-
nigbeo SO. Senien So.
@~oorebca6. Sa., Sobn 8. 6nnien
50, Sre0erif Sgrenien 81. 0cls
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5. Carl Senfen 81, Soborne San
len 50, Mrs. Gbas. Snuff ST, Rrs.
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len 81, Setter Sobnion s., gilbert
So, GItber Sohnion 50,
Sobnion 50, Martinus San
fen SO, Seren Ssrenien 25c, 81.
8. Sobnfon So, RieIs Geterien 81.
Off Sorn, ga, llnGbnte 8iDere
81, Sens Gorifet SIS, Insnuls glns-
musien 50, Sep 9bobeI 81, Moos
Rielien 81, Safob geterien 50,
Riels Olien 50, Sobannes 2aage
SO, Ma6g 2ange 81, Com. Rielien
50, Sans geterien S., geter aro'
man 500, Cine geterien 81, eau.
rits geterIen So, gbriition so. San.
fen SO, Cars q. geterien So, Riels
Qielfen So, 8. Snnien 81, 5. s..
So, gboritas Mottbinien
25c, @li3obetb 0attbiaien 25c, Gu.
rife Mattbioien 25c, goit. War
So, Sacob Ssrgenien 81,
anoers Safobien $40, gait. 6. 6.
a1otb So, q. 8. Mener So, Sans
S..
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dnoerfen 81, geter Snnien Soc,
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len 81, 3. s. Senien $50, CHRIS
81, 9anlus WieIien 81, pe.
ter Ssrenfen 81, SEES Beef SO, aai
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HOTEL HARVEY.
Omahas danske Hotel.
18th az Harney ST.

Hyggehge, lyse og net mob
lerede V9relser. Her m9der De
altid Landsmand fra de danske
Menigheder i Nordveten. Mode
rate Priser. Al mulig Tjenstvil-
lighed vises Gesterne. ALE Spor-
vogue standser we'd D6ren.
Chas. G. ssrense4 Ejer.
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Soges.

On oanif Tppograf - eller eoen.
tielt en- 29rline fan foo foit
aninttelie Der ira 1. Rarts 1918
at regne.
On, Der er pant til at BRUCE
n3inotppe", eIler iom snffer at lore
oct, oil bore at foretrefte.
9aniib 9ntberan gnbl. !Gonfe,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-10
CITY NEWS.
Look for Hanbert,s ad.

Look for Haubert's ad
Closing out sale. Hodges groc.
cry. No delivery.
Closing out piano sale: Upright
pianos, $500 up. Loewenstein Piano
Company
Special for Saturday. brick
cheese, Csc per ID. Edw. DeInng, 5th
and Paiean.
Valley and Melrose church. F.
J. Swanson. pastor. SUNDAY school
at 2 and preaching at in the after
noon in Valley. Only Sunday school
At 10 a. m, in Melrose.
1t is probable that the Streckfus
packet. the st. Paul, viii be converted
into an excursion boat for the SUM
noer months. says a Springfield, H.,
news item of recent date.
Save your little chicks. Conkey's
Bntterrpilk Starting Food will do it.
Sold only By Briar Mills
The church al SaMusky, Iowa.
will observe mothers day, Sunday
next. is the announcement of the pas
tor. the Rev. L. s. Johnson. A spe-
cil sermon is to be preached on the
subject, Mother"
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Sharpe, 1915
Ridge gtreet, have learned that their
spn. Mflzrd SharDA hAs joined the
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and his narration seemed the more
realistic because Of its simplicity and
lack Of striving for effect. He was
applauded when he said be was proud
to be Johnny Bull, when ne referred
to the manhood of the troops over
there, and al every reference 70 the
stamina Of the allies and the neces-
sity for whipping the Hun into aoso-
lutte impossibility of ever again COM
hitting his militarism upon the world.
The music by the mems chorus and
the high school orchestra was heart
IL applauded. and the audience join d
in some of the songs. The motion
pictures showed the actual WORK OF
the Red Cross at the front during act
i've fighting.
Chairman c. F. Mcfarland. of the
keokuk chapter, presided and intro
duced the different parts OF the pro
gram
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WOMEN ENCOURAGE
| HAvNER'S AGENTS
State Men and Executive Committee
Members Of Cleanup organiza-
ton Have Con-
ference.
TO BE 1900 STRONG
Bodies Not Represented on the Exeeu-
tive Makeup Asked to Notify
Secretary Of the
Fact.
TO BE 1900 STRONG

A dozen representative women OF
Keokuk met in the Young Women's
Christian association rooms with
state agents from the attorney gen.
erals Office Thursday night and dis
cussed the better city morals move
ment
The agents were assured Of the
support and encouragement OF the
church women and those of other
organizations in the city, in prose
cutting the business OF a general
liquor and vice cleanup.
Mrs. John P. Hornish, temporary
chairman of the executive committee,
recently named in a mass meeting in
the First Baptist church, presided.
Another chairman is to be named in
the coming week after all organiza-
tons of women in the city have
named two representatives. to serve
on the committee.
Believe Women Serious
"The principal reason for meeting
with the state agents was to have
tfrm express to US their honest in
tention Of carrying out the work for
which they are here said Mrs.
Hornish. ALSO to give assurance to
these officials that the women are
behind them"
State agents today expressed It as
their opinion that Keokuk women
are serious about this matter"
Chief State Agent H w. Terrell
and Agents w. A Potter and L A.
Fisher attended the meeting.
Women OF the city claim that they
win have an organization of 1000 be-
fore the end of May.
Organizations of women that are
not represented on the committee
have been asked to telephone the
fact to Miss Mary c. Jackson, per
uanent secretary Of the executive
committee.
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SOLDIER FREED
OF HIS WIFE
William A. Stice Secures Divorce and
Custody OF Child to be
Cared For BY His
Mother

4 dfvorce has been granted William
A S.ice from his wife, Pansy Stice. in
the district court The grounds for
the divorce charged in the suit, was
adultery.
Stice, who Is a soldier, vas given
the custody Of his son- aged four
years. with the understanding that
,1is mother, Mrs. Ella Slice, should
care for the child during the child's
minority. Slice expects 10 go to
France soOn-