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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-04
Presidential, Nominations.

WASHINGTON, Feb. president
Wilson today sent to the senate the
following nominations:
L. P. Mooser, Calf, to be surveyor
general of California.
w d. vandiver st. Louis. to be as
sistant treasurer Of the U. s., ST. Louis
(reappointcdD.
w. NJ. Jones, w. H. Gallagher and
y G. Townsend to be passed to as
sistant surgeons in public health serv-
ice
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-04
QUICK RELIEF
FROM CONSTIPATION
pet DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

n .I Z is the joyful cry Of thousands
Z s,, III: towards produced Olive Tablets
Dr ppstitute for calon1el.
va. towards, a practicine physician far
Sos ysass and calomel,s old.tirne enemy
E5;ls re. the formula for Olive TABLETS
iDs.io eeating patients for chronic con.
Dr ''I y and torpid livers.
Satain awards Olive Tablets do NOT
kseta Il sealonel, but a healing. soothinn
ktle lie s s,lplng is the s7seynote" Of these
bev soasar'coated, olive.ccIored tahiets
,rns ISuse i, the bowels and liver to act
lnat 1yj They never force fhen, 70
d tSsn nave dark brown mouth. ,,ou,
ElinrasI;.,a bad breath "a dull tired
cons. s,sk headache-torpid liver and
" plessspated you'll find quick, sure a and
Dr. f Fdant results from one or two III.
Stewards Olive Tablets at be eIS MT
Il to iI saSas take one or two every nichf
Der hep aIp right. Try them. 16c sMi
- o0&' All druggists. -
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-04
AMUSEMENT rs.
"Have a Heart"

1GVS q T1SdII
Have Heart" Henry w. Saw
ages offering that was the musical
comedy hit of last winter at the
Liberty theater, New York, will be
given at the Grand opera house to-
morrow evening. A rare treat is
assured, for "Have a Heart" with
it's sparkling humor and tingling
melodies already whistled, sung and
danced to throughout the whole
country-is constantly shifting
kaleidoscope of beauty not excelled
in. any musical comedy of the period.
It is the joint product of Guy Boil
ton, p. G. Wodehouse and Jerome
Kern, who are the men of the hours
in this form of entertainment The
present offering is made by Henry
w. Savage himself and is the orig
inal New York production with
typical Savage beauty chorus and
complete orchestra-Advertis
Billie Burke in "The Land Of Prom
ise."
1t takes something in the way or
sensation to make New YORK,
broadway sit up and take notice, ana
that is exactly what happened when
1.-THE Land Of Promise"-a real SEN
sation on the stage, was presented
there. With Billie Burke as the star,
the scope of possibilities in outdoor
mountain beauty has been widened IN
the photoplay which will appear at
the Grand tonight. 1t is a novel
story. The star is as ever beautiful,
piquant and exquisite. In speaking
of her new Paramount picture, Billy
Burke said:
1.-The Land Of Promise is to. me
one Of the realest pictures ever
worked in and in portraying the in.
ner heart life of the little. affection
starved English girl. Norah Marsh,
almost lived the character and was
quite as worried over her problems
and troubles as if they had been my
own.
"The part of the picture that was
staged in western Canada will be
very beautiful, for we passed through
the most beautiful sections of the
Canadian Rockies and shot some
scenes there as well as in the yellow
wheat fields where most Of the pro-
duction was taken and where my film
husband was supposed to have a
farm"
Another real treat comes to the
Grand Friday and Saturday. TON
Sawyer" with Jack Pickford.-Adver-
tisement.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-04
Mhere the Blame Belongs.

Houston Post: When you ma
good many things out OF whack at
the same time, and prices high ana
things scarce, you may know that
the fad of depending upon others to
do what one ought to do for hlmseH
is causing lots of inconvenience.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-04

TIE first order for cast-iron pipe
placed with the United States by Ar
gentine Republic is said to be one of
the largest contracts Of the kind
ever made. The order amounts to
10000 tons of pipe, estimated at ST.
100000, and will be shipped to Ar
gentina in about twenty vessels.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-04
FUNERAL RECORD
Daniel D. HARRINGTON.

The funeral of the late Daniel d.
Harrington was held this morning
from st. Peters Catholic church at
9 O'Clock. Rev. Father Gillespie con-
Quoted the services. Interment was
made In the Catholic cemetery. The
pallbearers were John e, Gtssgg, Judge
w. l.. Mcnamara, Sam O'Conneil,
Thomas Marshall, John Sheehan and
John NJ Kenny.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-04

1914-1917. Great Britain, it appears
from Sir Auckland Geddes' state
ment, is getting ready to bear it in
1918. The United States will bear it
in 1919. And Germany bears the
peak load" all the time.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-04

q, is estimated that 1880 nurses
~ pe needed by our army when it
eaehes 100000.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-04

what they really do mean. This is
a much better system"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-04

And q Heavy Load, Too.
Springfield, Mass, Republican:
France bore the peak load" from
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-25

Chestia prisonierilor Americani.
= In culiInd sc asteapta intrmi-
rea citorva delegati Amcrieani 81
Gcrmani intro conferinta la Ber-
ma, unde vor aranja intretinerea
81 bunul train al prisonierilor A.
mericani afIati in Germania. Sc
zice ca Sc va starui 81 pentru
trimiterea acestor prisonieri in
Statcle Unite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-25
lVlaruntiSuri.

sDupa cum lie SPIN Stlrlle so.
site din Germania, inainte de a
lua nemtii Parisul, moartea are
sa ia dintra ei pc Jcanselarul
Hollweg, singurul vinovat pentru
ifntreg razboiul acesta.
Astazi nu sa mai audc asa d.
deseori despre barbati earl au
furat nevestele altora. Pc semne
s 'au convins 81 eli ca in ziua de
astazi este prea costisitor sd mai
til 81 pc altuia.
Ziarele he spun ca Lenine du-
pa abzicere, are dc gind sd plc-
&c la Berlin. RuSii ar face bine
sal dea um billet de tren gratuit,
|dar biletul sd nu fie de escursiu-
ne ori de acela Gu care sa Sc poa-
ia intoarce 81 indarat.
De ce oare intilnim in casato-
rie lucruri carl III sd potrivcsc
de loc? Cite lln ON Gu gust de
muzica buna sd casatoreste GU
cite fata care site face placin-
ta Gu mere 81 cite o fata GU simt
muzical sa MARTA dupa cite un
barbat caruia ii plac placintele
GU mere 81 nimica alta.
Daca in ziua de astazi costa cite
100 marci lln cline bolnav, atunci
cit are s;t coste un cline sanatos ?
Raportor;i de razboi ar trebui
sd he deslege 81 ghicitoarea "a
ceaSta
Ma ramaSesc Cd cea mai mare
parte a soldatilor germani ar Fl
mai bucllroSi sd mearga lndarat
la Berlin. decit sd inaintczc spre
Paris
Doamna Bertha Krupp a oferit
in 1914 tunurile de calibru mare
sprc vinzare Statelor Unite. Du-
pa toate semnelc soldatii State
ior Unite. sa vOr Scuza de intlr-
ziere. dar vor merge sd le ia in
primire gratis.
Cetind cuvintarilc traduse in
englezeSte a unor .,pOllticiani'
De al nOstri, ne vine sd leo spu-
mem pc sleau Cd dinSii sunt vred-
nici de toate decoratiile pc care
lea perdut Bernstorff.
20 percente din prisonierii rusi
tlnuti in GerMania sa reintorc GU
tuberculosa in tara Tor. Germania
numeste asa ceva ..latirc de cul-
tnra'. Sa poate. dar cultura Q
germana 81 decf. - pima Gu mi
crobi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-25
Protestal iii

monarch ales din tArile aflatoare
afara din razboi. Intentia Kaise.
ru.ui fusesc Sd pue nn german pc
tronul Lithuaniei, insa ca pro.
tcsteaza contra acestei idci.
Repatriarea unor prisonieri
francezi. din Paris Sc anunta
ca prisonieiii franc6zi aflati i'll
Germania din luna August, 1914,
vor Fl schimbati in ziua de %
1unie. Cazul Gu schimbarea aces
tor prisonieri fost anuntat in
Petit journal.
Protestul arendasilor englezi.
- Uniunea nationala arendasi-
lor de farme din Anglia a inain-
tat guvernului I'm protest vigu-
ros contra marirei arcndelor a.
nuale.
Din Amsterdam vine Stirea des-
pre- denumirea lui Malinoff ca
prim ministru al Bulgariei. Ma
linoff este unul dintre fruntasii
bulgari earl s'au opus mai multi
la intrarca tarii in rasboi.
Pepene verde petrificat. In
Carlinville. H.. sa desgropat un
pepene verde in stare de petri-
ficare. Acel ce la gasit e un lu-
orator care sapa la santul unei
cladiri. Piatra cintareste cam sal
zeci de funti 81 verigilc pepenu-
lui Sc pot vedea Gu usurinta.
Copil 1nnecat in riu. = Copilul
James Hazlet. din Toledo. Ohio.
a cazut de pc cheiul riului Mau-
mme 81 sa inecat. A cazut pc
clnA priyea cum Sc scaldau alti
copii maj mari.
o noua boala adusa de razboi.
Oamenii de stiinta din Londra
an constatat ivirea unei moi boa
le in timpnl razboiului. lisa dat
numirea de mesencephalifis sau
..inflamatia creerului's. Ea rezul-
ta dintr 'un numar de cauZc cum
de exmplu e otravirca cu hrana.
otravirea Gu gazuri. alcoolismul,
orr reactiunea din diferite febre,
mai Gu seama din influenta.
Noii recruit vor primi chestio-
narele. Gcneralul Crowder a
anuntat astazi Cd in decnrs de
trei zile, ineeJihid ca 25 1unic
toti registralitf de douazeci 81
unn de ami yors pripi chestiona-
re sau Cart de intrcbari'.
Chestia prisonierilor Americani.
= In culiind sc asteapta intruni-
rea citorva delcgati Amcricani 81
Germani intro conferinta la Ber-
ma, unde vor aranja intretinerea
81 bunul train al prisonierilor A.
mericani aflati in Germania. Sc
zice ca Sc va starui 81 pentru
trimiterea acestor prisonieri in
Statcle Unite.
1.350,00o de biblii trimise sol
datilor. = Elevii scoalelor de Du-
mineca, din Statclc Unite, au tri-
mis- pima acum 1850, 900 de biblii
la soldatii de pc front, de- la spi-
tale 81 din taberile de dctincrc
din Europa.
Ca sa scape sde armata. Tn
voiajor din Londra anume Mau-
rice Ward. ca sa scape de arma-
ia. a lncercat sa conrupa pc un
offices. cerindu-i sal dea scuipat
deal llli intr o ssticla, asa ca sal
prezinte la doct6rii militari ca fl
ind al lui. Ofticosul n'a vrut sal
dea scuipat. ci La denuntat auto
ritatilor. earl nan intirziat de
al da IN ter,nen de sase sapta-
mini munca silnica.
presedintele Wilson, cetatean
italian. - in zipa de 4 Iulie pre-
sedintele Wilson va fl deelarat
solemn de cctatean al orasului
Florenta din Italia. Aceasta ho-
tarke a fost lnata de primarul
81 consIliul comlnal din Florcnta.
carl .vor aranja ST grandioasa
parada Gu ace6sta ocazie. Dupa
defilarea pc stfadele principaIe.
parada are sa soseasca la istori-'
cul ,.Palazzo vecchio'' de pc bal
cOnul carui pO6fnI Gabrielle D,A-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-25

cova. Q stire pnbficata in zia-
.rnl Zeitung am Mittag din Ber-
lin, 81 transmisa aici prin Berna,
spuhe ca fostnl impArat Nicolas
al Rusiei a fost transferat la
Moscova din cailza Cd Ia Ecate-
rinsburg, unde fuscse mai inain-
te, nu mai era in siguranta, a.
ceasta datorindu-se rescoalei Ce-
ho4Slovacilor.
Gloante explositile. De pc
frontul din nordul Italiei Sc ra-s
porteaza. ca zece la suta dintre
ranitii Italieni poarta rane &C
dovedesc cd Austriacii folosesc
gloante earl fac explode in car
nea celui lovit. (Uzul acestui fcl
de gloante oprit de legea in
ternationala.
SocialiSti din Austria Ger pace.
- Ziarele din Viena arata ca
socialistii austriaci All inaintat
guvernului rugarea de incepe
|negocieri de pace cit mai curind.
Aceasta stire transmisa din Am
sterdam la Londra prin agcntia
centrala.
Germanii Wind lucrurile furate
din Belgia. o firma germana
din Cristiania scos spre v1rza-
re un mare numar de mobile, CO.
voare 81 alte lucruri carl odata
mobilasera casele din teritorul
cucerit de germani in Belgia. Ii
arcle locale, adresindu-se cum
paratorilor ,scriau: ,,Luati binc
seama si veti descoperi pete de
SINCE pc acele mebile; 81 nu III
tati ca II 'ayeti dreptul sa. cumpa-
rati SINCE Gu banii vostri''.
Un haz german. - Propagan-
la prin care militaristii germani
incearca sa dea poporului O ideie
greSita despre marimea armatei
Americana e infatisata prin ur-
matoarea ,,gluma" tiparita III
trun ziar din Munich:
General Pershing: Eli bine
am onOare sa-ti anunt ca char "a
cum sosit alta flota de va
poare aducindune trupe Ameri-
cane"
La Belle France: ,,Mimlnat
Sa fac aranjametne pentru Guar
tir?'' !,
General Pershing: ,,Sigur! Do
ua camere 81 trei paturi; vor fl
deajuns." On. r. i'm eel mai luxos
hotel din Berlin
J, Fuga marelui duce. Con-
form unei stiri trimisa din Co
penhaga prin agentia Exchange
Telegraph, Marele Duce Mihail
Romanoff al Rusiei, fratele fos-.
tului Tar, a scapat de la inchi-
soarea din Perm impreuna en. Sc
cretarul sau.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-25
MULTI NJ STU CA:


Una dintre cele mai mari fir
me dc cal ferate din Anglia a
construit fabrica, unde, prin
niste procese chimice, face ca
scindurile intrebuintate la con
struirea vagoapelor sd nu mai
poata arde nici odQta
Abissinia, tara undc a gasit
primul pom de cafea. are 81 acum
paduri intregi din acesti pomni,
earl nici odata II AN fost atinsi.
Puterca dc rczistenta la grcu-
tatea otclului ,,mangancsc' este
de 100000 de funti pc inchiul pa
trat.
In Anglia nnmarul total al a.
celor ce platesc taxa catre stat
este sub 100000.
Administratia civila a State
lor Unite are 4S2.721 dc functio-
mari.
Naturalistii spun ca pasarea
numita ,,frigata.' trieste mai
multi sburind. Ea maninca, adn-l
ma eel trebue pentru facerca cui-l
bnlui 81 char doarme sburind.
Sboara Gu inteala de nouazeciI
81 sase de mile pc ora fara sas
faca prea mari sfortari Gu ari-l
pele.
Statele Alabama. Colorado. l-l
llinois, Indiana 81 Texas; All legia
prin carl opresc ,.boicotareaa
tPrin cuvintnl ,.boicot4 Sc fnteJe-
ge sfatuirea mai multor persoane;
intr' 'asclns ii hptiirirea lor ~de' a.
MI NAL cumparaL mimic de Ia oSl
anumita firma, sau de i mi mai
lucra nici iinul II cntare proprie-
tar sau fabricailt. Odata locuito.
iii inui sat din MoldovA s'anE1
hotarit sa totii st nt1 mai 4 chm-|
pcre ilimie AZ Il aegpstotiii fvrei| II
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-25
|NFORMATIUNI
Strigoi pc inia ferata.

Strigoi pc inia ferata. Ma
caeii 81 alti amploianti din CARA
Gle la Shamokin. Pa. au patti 0
spaima stranisca noaptea trccuta.
cind dea,ungul sinelor a trccut
in gOana 0 aratare ce MI parea
altceva decit I'm strigoi. Cerceta- :
rile facnte a doua ri dimineata
an stabilit ca Spectrul era I'M
nebun scapat din spitalul de la
marpinea orasului. care fugise
imbracat numai intr'nn halat
alb.
Secretar expulzat. Canon
Bootsman. un olandez care facea
Serviciul dc secrctar personal al
episcorulsli din Namur. fost ex-
pulzat din Relgia pe motiv,ll ca
.prea simpatiza cu Belgienii'
Cel6ors-e oprita. - Prescdin-
tcle din 1posen opfit cclebrarca
zilci in care a mnrit croul polo
nez, gcncrslul Henrik Dombrow-
skv, care a fost mn invedcrat ina
mic al Prnsienilor in timpul raz-
boaie.or napoleonice.
- y
Sinuc;derea unei socialiste. =
D-na Sonic Lcrch. socialista
gcrmana, sa spinzurat in celula
sa de la o incllisoarc din Munich.
unde era internata pima la ziua
indecatii.
Sc cauta sobolani. 80 Guvernul
cnglez dat anuntnri in toate,
ziarelc prin carl spune Cd cauta
sobolani alRi 81 alte animale nu-i
mite guinea pigs. pc care ii va.
'ntrebuinta in experiments chi
rurgice.
Transportars de trupe grece3ti.
- 0 tclcgrama din Atena amnnta
ca gnvernul grccesc dat ordin
Ca toate vagoanelc 81 locomoti
velc de tren 81 fie pusc Ia dispo-I
szitia ministruiui dc razboi pcntrnE
I Y -. - . =. - ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-25

100000 de biblii trimise sol
datllor. = Elevii scoalelor de Du.
mineca, din Statcle Unite, au tri.
mis- pima acum i,350,OOO de biblii
la soldatii de pc front. de la spi-
tale 81 din taberile de dctincre
din Europa.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-05-24
Don't Gloom The BOYS.

If you have any regard for the
boys in France. don't write gloomy
lie tiers. Keep the clouds out of your
correspondence, and let it breathe
naught but sunshine and cheer. If
doubts assail you. keep them to
yourself, and give the soldier boy
letters breathing optimism and con.
fidence. If family cares and worries
beset you, remember that his care
is infinitely greater than our own.
Your burden is a personal one, while
OH his brave shoulders rests the
Cares of nation.
Bright, confident letters from
home, breathing of love and con-
fdence in our cause and in the
heroes who are upholding it, will do
more to win this war than any other
agency. And gloomy forebOdings
wailinas will as surely retard if not
defeat us. Your boy should hear
none but good news from home un.
less it be absolutely necessary Not
that his and devotion is any less
than of old, rather greater. This he
is proving by his presence on the
battle front. But his one supreme
thought now is to strike with the
utmost of his power for the safety
and sanctity of his home. and his
heart should know no other care
Keep the glooms at home, if they
must exist, and send the sunshine
to the boys.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-05-24

Have you contributed to the Red
Cross Fund.- Are you a member of
the Red Cross Society? If not, be a
contributor and be member This
is the most worthy cause that you
can belong to and be of help to our
patriotic Soldier Boys who are in the
trenches for you and for us.
To the people of Rails and aojoin.
ing Counties we do earnestly solicit
your patronage right now for all the
purchases you may make for the
ext 60 or 80 days. We believe that
the values that we can now give you
will look cheap to you in littlewhile
We are not going to dwell on
prices, nor are we going to.talk the
values of goods and the qualify of
goods, because you know full we'll
that store of go years running
b as to have merit to continue and
grow in this country today.
Nc goods that you may need in
the way of Spring apparel that you
cannot find in this grand assortment
and we do believe that our prices
are exceptionally low when YOU con.
81 der the scarcity of goods and the
high prices that goods are going 10.
we prevail on you by all means 10
read every line of this advertisement
Think it over and act at once 1t will
be to your interest, and what is to
your interest is our interest Our
Motto is and always has been the
very best for your money" and 10
goods better at the same price.
We are members of the Rebate
Association. We want every Rails,
Pike and Marion County customer
to ask for this Rebate book, so that
we may help payyour Railroad Fare.
Milton Strong Dry Goods Co.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-05-24
The Normal School
AT KIRKSVILLE
Summer Term, May 20 to August 7

That teachers
fight freedom The Normal
special teachers
There shortage Of
re filled.
The Normal School all the school
we'll
the service Its buildings the they canes
accessible and comfortable They they
fefghD They the biggest
They the showest
best equipped
The faculty members vigorous progressive and uptode hey
Missouri schools They know Missouri problems They participate
in
ed States
the
cooking best
feed the heath Come quick
without fail Don't doing Bit your
best
JOHN R KIRK President
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-05-24
Intensive Farming.

If il is now up to the farmer tos
save the world-if his part is just
as important as tine ammunitiOn4
maker or the ship builder-if foods
will win the war" - then every right
thinking farmer will agree that it iss
re ally his most important business.
just now to make every inch of his,
ground produce the utmost-iua
other words, that he must put into
practice every known device that
will aid him in the furtherance Of
this project.
People, generally, know that there.
has been waste everywhere in the:
past, and this does not mean in the.
city salone, but on the farm as welE
-acrestand acres of uncultivated
land, or land that could be made to-
produce at least little more thana
it has.
In cities, municipal gardens are.
being planted on every available.
plot of ground, and this will help.
but it is on the farms, where men
really understand the soil, its needs
and its possibilities-that the most
good can really be done.
Every good farmer should know
his soil and of course he should not
abuse it or make it barren for sue
ceeding generations. He wouldn't;
think of taking his best racing horse.
out and making it do work that:
would disable it for the track-nor-
should he take all the best elements
out of the soil without replacing:
them.
Patriotic farmers-and most,
farmers are patriotic help
their Government immeasurably at
this time by studying and planting:
so that they will get the most Of
the soil, without destroying its soil
value-by planting intensely, by
growing two ears of corn, or two.
blades of wheat where one grew be.
fore-by taking his place in the.
forefront of this great war as being
the man behind the euns"-furn-
ishing food to Uncle Sans vast
army across the seas.
What will he receive in return?
First, the consciousness that he-
has bravely supported the nation
that he has as truly given of his
substance as the man who comes
home crippled for life. or the man
who does not come home at all
that he will have no feeling of hav-
ing shirked his duty or deserted his
Government-the best government
on earth in the time of her trial
Second, he has not robbed his chill
dren by taking everything from the
soil and giving nothing, but has,
rather taken the necessary steps to-
build for the future. Third, he will
have nobLy played his part in max
ing the world safe for democracy.
The farmer can be depended
upon to do his duty in this matter
and no political bias can turn him
aside from the one straight and
narrow path of duty for farmers
ARE patriotic.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-05-24
Gard of Thanks.

wish to thank the many friends
and neiehborS who so kindly assist.
ed me in my time of sorrow during
the illness and death of my below
ed husband. I also wish to thank
them for the beautiful floral offer.
ines, which they sent. May the
richest blessings of God be upon
each of them.
Mrs. Lena A. Vaughn.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-05-24

Jas 6. Umstattd, of this city, who
has been a teacher in the Moberly
schools the past term. left Saturday
for the Great Lakes Naval Training
Station at Battle Creek, Michigan
where he has enlisted in the Navy
as a hospital apprentice
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-05-24
Mrs. Lena A. Vaughn.

Ed Douglas, of Stoutsville, who
s everal weeks ago bought an inter.
est in the Crystal Bottling Works
last week moved his family to this
city from Stoutsville. They will
O ccupy the property on South Chest
nut Street formerly occupied by J.
T. VanMarter.