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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-19
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for Society Editor.
Monday Music Club.
for Society Editor.


The Monday Music club at Its regu-
lar meeting last night presented pro-
gram which had been arranged by Mrs.
Robert Walker and Mrs. e. G. Weis-
mann. Proceeding the formal program
Mrs. Walker led the community sing
ing with Miss Catherine Reidy at the
piano. The two songs used were The
Star Spangled Banner and Loves Old
Sweet Song.
Mrs. Ella Marder opened the pro-
gram with two violin numbers. Sacred
air by Stradella and Gavotte by Bach.
Mrs. o. G. Mandt sang group OF
three numbers, Invocation, by James
H. Rogers; ] Know, by Charles Gill
bert Spross, and Rem entrance. by Ber-
nard Hamblen. Responding to an en-
core, she sang lullaby.
Miss Mary Wiley gave two plano
numbers, Fantastic in D minor, by
Mozart, and Octave Intermezzo, by
Leschetezky, and responding to an en-
core, played A Soldier Wanderer. by
! Grieg.
Mrs. J. NJ. Furlong sang September.
and responding to an encore, sang IL
I Knew You and You Knew Me.
Miss Coral Meador gave a piano
number, Caprice Espoynal. by Mos
kowski, and responded to an encore,
played Etincillis, by Moskowski.
Mrs. Roger Gordon appeared for the
first time before the club and made
most favorable impression. being call
ed back twice, at the close Of the group
of songs.
Her Accomplishments were played by
Mrs. L. G. Macarthur Of Hamilton,
whose sympathetic playing added much
to the numb ers.
Mr.. Thomas Rogerson appeared also
for the first time before the club and
was most cordially received. He sang
The Heart Bowed Down, by Balfe, and
Because, by G.. D'Hartelot. For an en-
core, he sang O Promise Me, by De
Koven
The program closed with a piano
number by Miss Catharine Reidy, The
Erl King, by Schubert-Lizst, and for
an encore she played March Militaire
by Schubert.
The accompaniments of the even
ing were played by Miss Irene Rollos-
son, Miss Cartherine Reidy, Miss Mae
Milestone, Miss Lenore Dickey, Mrs.
L. G. Macarthur.
Missionary Society.
The Woman's Missionary society OF
the First Westminster Presbyterian
church at it's annual meeting yester-
day at the home Of Miss Elizabeth
Hagens elected the following officers:
President-Mrs. e. M. Majors.
First vice president-Mrs. Harry
Yer Steeg.
Second vice president-Mrs. A. ].
Leake.
Recording secretary-Mrs. w. ].
Montg emery
Corresponding secretary - MrsS.
Henry Stricken.
Treasurer-Mrs William Mac Cow
en-.
Secretary OF literature-Mrs. F. w.
Roper.
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-19

FOR SALE-One Kurtzman piano, IN
excellent condition. Duncan-Scheu
Furniture Co.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-19

FOR SALE+Eggs for Matching from
Toys strain Buff Orphingtons-
These birds are from imported stock
and bred to lay. S1.5G per Is. Hatch
guaranteed Mrs. Clyde Bryant, Alex.
andria Mo.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-19

FOR QUICK SALE. at bargain.
strictly modern home on north
side. corner lot. For particulars
write Bargain" care Box 242. Keo-
kuk.
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Junior o. n. Cluo.
The Junior o. H. club will be enter
tanned Wednesday AFTERNOON by Miss
Anna Schmidt, 1913 Johnson street.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-19
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Five acres ground, good
five room house barn, well, cistern.
Oscar Woodbridge Warsaw, Ill.
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FOR SALE-Good Holstein COW,
years old. gentle and heavy
mixer; has been fresh seven weeks.
Clyde Bryant, Alexandria, Mo.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-19

FOR SALE-Buttermilk for feeding
purposes. Swift & Co. Phone 80.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-19

FOR SALE-McGav1c property, TWEEN
ty-fourth Plank road, s acres,
room house. Enquire 1906 Palean.
Phone Red 573.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-19
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
WAN ED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at The Ameft'
can Cement Machine Co.
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FOR SAIIE-One good Goss range.
$500; 1 nice oak dresser, $500;
/ birch mahogany settee, $500. 1l13
Blondeau street.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-19
LOST

LOST-Dog chain, between Hilton
road and Hamilton. Phone 1912 T.
is. Reward.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-19

WANTED-Bright active young man.
twenty years OF age for position in
office. Must be accurate in figures,
good penman. Splendid opportunity
for right party. Address "Jobber,
care Gate City.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-19

suede glove, between
Woodman hall and Seventh Con-
cert Please phone 81.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-19

WANTED-To loan money On furnl-
ture, pianos. live stock, etc. on
easy payments. Strictly private.
Phone 963 Keokul1 Loan Co. over
Miller's shoe store.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-15
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HATS OFF TO THEM

taag fasmMay \ AarpAs " ttts
eswN has eha senw In the "a siiaC
service ana seN aAashser IN ihr Red
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The cFiess. msa9sue pnhneaNa fol
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rafeiina nexpo eAo has thirteen ~
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United States axaSs, and fNrr
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Millions Are Weak
andAiling Because
: of Acid-Stomach

There are any number 81 people who Tor years
have beea sick and aing. weak, fuu down and iu
poor physical condition who Wili bn surprised
oven damhfoandod 90 learn that their trouble
has Just hren an acid -afonath which is merely
another name for what doctor ,A,l tupef
acldity Yef & 3 now positively known ,Aa'
acid stomach iA the eauaa rf "A very lArrr nnni.
brt Of Diseases
Excess acid Ia the stomach preyenta prnner
digestion aud Assimilation. thus cnusinK iha
hlnni 10 heeome ihin and Impoverished a. "a
result u Ehieh people become aallow.s inaed
emaeiated and anemic
Excess acid causes irritation all along tho IN
irtiinal ifaef~irfstafion severe and agra
Yaiing as 70 frequently result in catarrh ana
even cancer of the stomach
Excess acid causes stomach and lutsstinai
fermentation. producing poisone which Absorb
ed INTO the blood and carried throughout the
Hystem, cause auto 0-lnioxicatiDn. insomnia ner
foasnets iffitahlliiy. mental depression. mel
ancholia dizziness. vertigo ana OMEN times
Fairular bcnri trouble and heart failure
Yes many people VIII be greatly s.rprised 10
learn that such hong train of physical ailments
can he traced directly to an acid stomach IIuf
ihers y no need for surprs" Think what acid
mouth does n the teeth The acid eats rtsht
through The enamsi--fhe hardest substance 20
ne human body And that "a exactly what
makes teeth rot and decay No wonder then
mat excess acid IL the stomach plays such
havoc causes 80 much ~ health aud misery
makes 30 mauy people weak and ailine--nnfif
Tor ehher wrk or pleasure and brings % pre-
mature old age
So often YOU have heard the remark. ~Ive
taken all SORTS Of tonies and medicines and
tried many different doctors bu, nothing seems
70 help ne Nine times out OF ten The person
making such remark has an acid stomach
And until the excess acid - removed nothing
Will help. Remove that excess acid and tue
results are truly wonderful Health and
strength rsfarn almost ike maFic
foa can rid yulir stomach Of is excess
ne
EATDSIc literally wipes Il out N does the
work easily. speedily and thoroughly. u makes
The stomach pure. sweet cool and comfortabie.
II helps you get full strefxth out OF every
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mautbfgl ~ food ysn eat. snd unleas you po
Em fHil strength ff4m your foot You cannot
enlos robust vigorous hsaltA
FtfOsfe IS "a the faFm III Tablets They are
pleasant fasfiue ypn eat them lHat Ike candy
Try EATuNlg and see hu~ aaAt0rfuy dit
frfenl ycH wlH fHHi Nae haw aNlehiy tAfDNir
hanl#heH ne Immediate effects ~ apHi stomach
tluat heartburn hlefhne 'aod repeating In
digestion nie sTa soo how auleAly your general
'lssiih improves haN mafh more tellsh yon
t'Aa lH eat4ue AHw much more sAeilY yeur
food u alKestsd how saBuaiY spu steep how
nervousness and lffftHiiliy ataaep"nf AMI al
SIMPLY because b. takiue EArOSic yau eet
fid of tot ~ etessa acid ihai aas been holding
you back ard making your ilte miserable
This e hs help Ypn need f0a need q "a
keep Yogf stomach Ia strong healthy eouaif l0n
20 'hai' = turn your mlnd and body Nlll be-
strong aud vigorous
. 10 eas, 70 get thla hslp--and II costs 80
little So wisy suffef anp her hour when sure
qnies fellef la q aanaf Ask your druggist sheuf
ne snow tAAt tens u thousands of people
an ever the fnfed states have na@a this son
deffa modern remedy and me fesflts have been
nothing shoft of marvellous Everywhere people
nho have used EAfONfe testify 70 rs power 20
hfng quick Feslef The teafiBonlais OF some or
These people are 80 enfhu4laetle and feif oY aarh
remarkable results a. 70 be almost snbellevabie
y ynu afe une uf ino#r 2bo have tried every.
thinx. bn Ia spite Of Il ztiii laeking Ia
2htsleAl strength and sixof. ueEln ~ once 10
take FArOSle D0nt pus Il OF Oct hack your
physical and mental punch Have the power aud
energy 70 wofk With vim Enjoy the good
thinga ~ life Learn what IA meann 10 fairly
bubble over with health. Like. Thousands OF
oiaers you Niil sat that yop neser dreamed n
possible that such nond4ffn change Tor the
better could be brought abont 30 quickly
50 ssi big box OF EtTONIC from your
druggist today. We authoFlze him tc guarantee
EfToNfC 20 please you anil yoa can trust rbur
own druggist 20 make this gtlnrsnt.e rood n
EAfoNlc falls IN any way take II sssk-hs
VIII refund your money II your druggist does
not Keep fATOSlc write to as direct and NO
VIII send yon big zoe hox You can send us
The soe after you receive ~. Address ~ q.
kra ncr. President. Eafonic Remedy Co. Corner
wabash Avenue and iith Street. Chicago. Ill J
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Ats Al Hartley u Paris Nshes
Ed posliek { nro~n
WsulamSnn liaisell rn.icr Ou
Gerry Company waltes a Ce "
naen llsuFs lelsma y A nthson.
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n etlirNog' Cra q krndaN d a
lIampafes f. u i.adasr Rshta sNls
II natenan q q IlopAis Mr v 4
yas per Amanda nlsr N nnUsias a.
VI Robertson 4 " Ray 4 q Mnefe
rolihle Nilams y y rnHe, "
rua i i Williams AaFy 'urfA.
\ y Jsaa.u y u Watts Nrihaf
llaFpeg , y h1~nine A a. A,ttfmsu,
d = kneh Il n Mitchell u gaaet
chas iio0laua naud Waeer fwaA
illnes Nr and Mr. u u sfe~artI
Wg'hm bronson. : kenny iuseph
ssheepeyef n a Smell w u srapp
II y Jobason
" Patterson a johnson riAa
ilatel. J A Chsnaat q a. Humphrey
Roy nMir Nr AMI NJ A y ,ook
lienrisss ENneahie 4 q MaAati nan
Mater Gea Ross Eva ,Sefrara
Nfs AZ II aray gsmon Aras Adm
fr Ransom
Mrs N Arman'raui
aI END \. ihss tasht,--~
a fan specialist Nlii ~ ~ ihe loir
l.ns dc aumemi anon
--~-~I cad \. fhs, ,lsht'----
British Cainmhn nmher mills
produce about gooo oco 600 fee' oi
lumber each ycai
Tend ~ The, ilsht'----
neni forget thai ihe sale of Samlc
underwear continue 80 lhl, Wees "a
f'ie Lair narsain Dasemoe chance
save se GA he dollar
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NJ ana MR. n neAalss. llany A
Doosh. Jr John Selsir0n'. } II NcsF.
Il n nowaca ~ y fsarwick N n Til.
haFs n T sweArinrcn Ma Honber.
ger. p roliu " Nest Ca arle
nallalng 4 Loan /. | aeiand Afgan
sas iamher co Emma coops Mrs.
70 Cooper u nenneliy. \ Doug.
lass. J y Callahan. Mrs. N Cassidy
John uslm " ~ narhcr rnelms
Ilonnelly Walter J ileeAaaay Mrs
clara Y rip'an " + rrapr MyFs Nc
cleilan Mrs Rnsc Nnaersna
D 81 Harmon. John iiasmuia 4 y
Harding IN cossineham, & ! csoate
J A nAiey. { A Chamhvf- lesa ras.
a I. lAses u ) Wakes rAFl Fair
fleia r Neye,ie. y Il Welis n =
naWhy u naieuun jahn caeersf
Fay Shrcfner Yeda y Aiden. Mrs !
n Lowls Nellie Waited. y " Viii
iamsoa. "a welso. Edward u slrane
~ u Kicker Clyde q Pulse
Theodore nrudcr poncA Min.nR 10.
Grace inskecp. John I.iudeemaua
Peter Sleek Kenneth Kinncbrns. a A
rriaheei Certle rrsheef \ sleek
A O filiamn " y Aling MARY Alice
wolch Ka,hi~, Welch " PRICE
Chas Edwards " II Hickman \ G
Martin. y Ratcman } S'anffsr
Olive lelsma. Nelson Eva
Jelsm4. Mrs ~ J nhh0ns Geo y
Iiansot \ y Conihwaiih k J nrsp.
pablie Segyicc Company af us4bona.
Joseph Ropp c nrookman $
nowers. c II Damon T. A Neher J A
India + partenhelmcr. Mr. ana Mrs
@ X Iloening. W s Dooley " II
Dooley. Mrs Lucy + Rcxroad. . \
Sewers s a scribner r. olive y 7
Nichos. " T. Howard Dorothy nrown
Emma Brown. Page Payne y
Payne. Nellis Ravrico Martin GeeiK
Mr and Mrs W = Mathis. \ e Wyatt
Mrs. . J kicfler. |. u sawyer Fasfess
n Lille 4 n Lille. Francis G Lille
Mrs r q lille " q Mitchell @ +
Kirkweod, W Blshor II y cflffin,
~ y Make. " ! Miles. Mary Gregory.
Henry Howe Mrs q W NaaStoe
Horace Heea !. Over'on ] Mcnou-
nongh. Russell Lee Mason. " +. ifnn-
ter, Milo Maiis. q G nrown Y 4
Mercer. Elmer Chiffon A y Sayerin
c N knight Guy l. RANK Aileen
Dunn. Frank Dale. c 4 Cafnsnlef.
Chas Carpenter. lr. Carl Drawn. Josn
" Duke. } w Ailender. Herd lIaskius
Grocery Company r W Gross. NJ
vandervoor' Eva New. \ = penklu,
Frank Dale, Mr. and Mrs james Gh.
son. Fred ilir7el ] J Abel ceorse
Tiptop Mrs George Upton S
Mnrha Mrs A u Hartley J pa-s,
vi roslick Ncitic noolltilo. William
son -lIalsell- Frasior Company Mater
4 Gcln, W Rhnn Henry Jelsma. Y 4
Benson W Wldcr, Geo NJ Dmrhty.
N pnwhctt N Douglass. |. N Rnh.
crtson. : G Moore. A l. Barnet. W
Els. Tohbie Williams. p + relley
r c McElhinuey r r Hopkins Mrs
T. J Cooper y Baicman Ruben Lewis.
Fred Ochs Fred I. Wenncr. Mrs
Mrs Stelia. !. ncland. y " Lainer
Geo q Kendall. l. y Oghpfn fnFrow
& Co. Nellie Hamilton q y James.
Earl johnson Joe } HES s Il Eaies.
ir a n Morcy. Louis y poits. + II
Couehlan. y r Horne. ccci Alien
Tom Nance. u II purkott S l.. Gray.
Frederick w Brown. N a nmehinA
Emma nockhaus Eva New = +
Rankin. " Suddarth. y $ Martina.
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Honor Roll of
Bond Buyers

Y yoa have honehf year quota amt
yoar pamc = not In fAis llss o. ycaf
name Is uisspel'ea. be sure taag soa
report the fact 20 The Leader ogfoe At
epce IS " would nnt be tasr % you
ar The community % have gae nams
omitted We know that IA tae snd
q wlli be 4 complese roster of the
families in CugArie and will in many
cases inciadc 'he sanes Of every
member ~ ihe family The names
In black At cop are the soo per cent
men They each over subscribed the
quoto appoftloned 70 them.
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SATISFYING RELIEF
FROM LUMBACO
Sloan's Liniment has the
punch that relieves
rheumatic twinces

This wsrrath-giving. congsssiou-
scattering oirculstior-ttimulatiag REM
tdy pfEesrs.es irsfsoa q sabbiEs right to
the aching spot and brings quick relief.
surely, ele1nly. A wonderful help fo-
e-tssnaI pains. sprsi-s. st--irs. stiff
esss, headache, Irmb-go. brgiz-s.
Ccs your bottle today--costs littio.
r,ezns rireh. Ask your druggst fer Il
tyrcm<. kccp it handy for the vhc,.
family. The big bottle Is economy.
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worse fou'n use Get IL ANYHOW,
sooner or later. might 5s well use il
sooner. Then YOU arr absolutely sure
thar the corn VII loosen from rou.
zoe 80 thar you can peel III. Whole
'hing OFT painlessly with your fingers.
10 one eom3sfs piece Just Ike peei-
ing hanna. II take {. second or tra
10 apply "Gets-ft- There's no FUSS
ing or paftering- cornrains viii van
ish-fhst7l keep YOU sweet while ne
Geis-R" does the rest. Nothing new
Tor cor1c has been discovered since
Gef>-lf WIS born. Follow IN.
judgment Of the millions: use Gets
II and be sure 30 be corn and pain
free, You'll say it's magic.
Gefs-lt." the guaranteed rno,ax.
hack corn-reurTer, the onlv sure
way, costs but trifle CT any drug
aetQ<Ds Nd ~ T. Lawrescs 4 Co
rhicseo, ILL.,
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ONLY ONE CORN
P[ElER, "GETs-|T'
Stop Corn Pains; See Corn Peel
Off

u IS just when corn hurts thar you
want TO feel surest about getting rid
OF a. Why take chances OF keeping
the corn and having the pain grow
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Prevent 1t

by taking GROVES TASTfLESS chill TONIC which
contains the well-known tonic properties of QuINNf
and IRON IL Purihes aud Enrches the Blocd ans
Pure. Rich. Red Blood Strengthens and Fortites the
system against Colds Grip and influenza.
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As Spanish Influenza

II an exaggerated form of Grip GROVES TASTE.
LESS chill TONIC should be tnken la larger doscs than
Is prescribed for ordinary Grip good plan IA
wait until you are sick. but
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Pioneer Cotton Mills.
Roscoe Richardson
Mrs ] w Martin.
Miss Fannie Poland
Mrs Beulah McClain.
H De Young.
Harry Bowers
Conrad Christ.
Earl Roberts
] c LeSn.
Mr. and Mrs o L Brooks
EE Wheeler
4 4 Parsons
II NJ Condict.
J A Farquharson
Jennie N Rich.
EJ Allen.
Conference Claimants Funds OF
NJ Z Church. A Z Beyer, Treas
II s Goodpasture
Miss Emma Anderson.
Frank Wols.
Ida M Niblaek.
Thomas Morris.
ca Westmoreland
w 7 Eusier
John r Owen.
A N Butler.
Paul X Stevick.
Fores, Hope.
A R Thompson
RI Davis.
JF Collins.
Z A Westmoreland.
Mrs Rosa Douglas.
A J Scales.
J M Dolph.
c d Long
H P Elson.
John d Chappelle and wife.
Geo o and Katie S Nichols.
II M Fielding.
M Oldham.
w S Pexton.
Mrs Chas Huffine.
Addie Mallet.
Mrs w H Heer.
Edith L Lutz.
@ c Chestnut.
DR. r o Hirschi.
Traband & Sons.
A L Ridge.
Mrs J c Post.
Mrs J p Winton.
Major Roy Winton.
Kelley.
o l. Curd.
JP Winton.
CS Burroughs.
A X Swank.
Lesh Independent Oil Co.
Marion Barnes.
Mrs Nevada A Reed.
Mrs B r Woodwork.
] d Van Hoozer.
A T Buenting and wife,
J w Worstell.
Geo l. Anderson.
Ernest w Trapnell.
Susan Taylor
Mr. and Mr. !. s Page
j = Hope.
Or + Rich.
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NC S lIka n1a solplra oAooN

with sweel ll0s lias shai afe ~ red
Like ~ a,oo htr nsaas shed for sos
With her uHiff white flesh l- lik'
his sonl - sratlees aud true
Ara her nie llne eyes. afe ike ~
when taHta 30 neio Sam
tid ass ~ have Nou
'f vv sll hsl4. ia "a. foarih lahyf,
BeaA n k
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Miss Ethel Douglass.
Miss Alma Honghlon.
w r Powers.
b r Merten.
o 4 Gibson.
r O Walker.
Max 0recnburg
G NJ Sanders.
Chas II rilson
Pioneer Cotton Mills.
Mrs Sam Warren.
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Groves
/ asteIess chill ] onic

is an exceptionally Good General Strengt Tons
for the Child for the Mother any Of the Family youns
old You can feel It's Streng thcning lnvieor.
atin9 Effect IL Is acceptable To the most delicate
stomach and does not cause nervousness or ringing In
the head Price 60c.
laxative u enokosod with oAoh bo<llD 70 -
mssS In oOn~soflo0 with 0RONE'S TASTE1E&S sIA0
TOMC IN fresfhU0 osses ~ SpsM6uh AwfnsoMso.
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-22

Rhode Island is the latest state to
fall in line with an anti-loaiing law,
patterned after the laws now in effect
Ia Maryland and New Jersey. All
persons, rich or poor, between the ages
Of is and 30, must be employed at
some useful occupation at least Sc
hours week during the period of the
war. Other states are on the point of
enacting similar legislation. and mean
while the administration at Washing
ton is considering measure to draft in
war service allmcn throughout the coun-
try between the ages of Is and 80.
Such a measure would supersede state
legislation and result in country
wide application of the antiloafng
principle. The conviction is coming
home to the American people that
while the war lasts at least all those
who cannot or will not fight must al
least work.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-22
Mid-April in Vermont.

(By Daniel l.. Cady in the Burlington
Free Press.)
From out his heavenly sallyport
Again Apollo sallies,
And leads his curassiers Of light
Through these dcverdured valleys;
The frost king flies, the sun king wins,
And human nature rallies
What Joy to sec the yellow sun
Sweep through the CULTS and gullies,
And disinfect the lanes and lawns
That winter rudeness sullies!
He even dries the road between
Our place and Uncle Gully S.
lie warns and lights the deepest dell
And cleanses every dingle;
The meadow runs and rills resolve
With distant seas to mingle;
The lily valley bells
Will soon begin to jingle.
The ladv's slipper entertains
Less selfish thoughts and kinder,
And acts as if she d like to leave
Her former life behind her;
| b 'lieve she hopes some poet pale
viii come along and find her
The green at last begins its march
Toward Equinox S summit;
A bird note drops direct from heaven
Belize a choral plummet:
If anybody knows q song
He now begins to hum it.
The last year 5 MULLEN stalks stand
stiff
In death S unlovely rigor,
| But round their lifeless roots the grass
/ Starts up with greening vigor;
/ The willow fence begins to grow,
The oxcn's eyes are bigger.
wish | lived where Horace did,
| Or owned that home of Tully =,
That ! might see the sun advance
/ Through Amos CULTS and gullies;
But don { know-we like our place
Right here by Uncle Gully IS.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-22

Statistics on Frances losses IN the
war have been almost wholly lacking.
The figures have been withheld so as
not to give information to the enemy.
We have been told that France was
'blcd white and this statement is
substantiated in an address that NJ.
Andre Tardieu, French high commits
sioner, made before the Fathcrless
Children of France" association in
New York city. He said France had
lost 100000 men killed and almost
as many wounded or prisoners in four
years of conflict to preserve her own
liberty and that of the world. The
French government has adopted a mil
lion children bereft of fathers. In
view Of authentic statements like this
the American who at this time indul-
yes in riotous luxury or who refuses to
give Of his means until it hurts is a
poltroon.