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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-20
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret Of keeping young b to feel
Young - to do this you must watch your
liver and bowels - there's no need OF
having a sallow complexion - dark rings
under your eyes - pimrles - a bilious
look in your face = duh eyes with no
snarkle, Your doctor will tell you ninety
per cent of all sickness comes from In
active bowels and liver:
Dr.. Edwards q well-Mown physician
in Ohio; perfected vegetable conn
pound mixed with olive oil to act on
the liver and bowels. which he gave to
his patients for years
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets the subsd.
tute for calomel, are gentle in their action
yet always effective. They bring about
that exuberance Of spirit that natural
buoyancy which should be enjoyed by
everyone, by toning up the liver and clear
ing the system of impurities.
You will know Dr. Edwards Olive Tab
lets by their olive color. 1oc and 25c pea
box. All druggists
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-20
Belgium Supply Depot is Wait
ing For Your Contribution
Don't Forget to Do
Your Part.
SEND CASH IF YOU WISH
G. M. Rich Gives Substantial
Check to Be Used in Pur-
chase of Garments
Who is Next?


The Red Cross headquarters in
charge of the Belgian relief com
mittee are now open at Westcott's
old stand, 512 MAJ street. Great in
terest is being taken in this move
ment and it is confidentially expected
that big shipment will be made on
Saturday.
Remember that It must all be done
this week as the supplies must be on
their way to the east by Saturday
night SO as to get the relief steamer
which has been chartered.
Arrangements have all been made
for the receiving, inspecting and
packing.
The hearts OF the committee were
made glad this morning by the receipt
Of a very generous check from C. NJ.
Rich, who told them to use it in the
purchase OF such supplies as they
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-20
FOR
AN

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back. 7
Iof. TT
Iof the e
your cl,
CLEANS
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-20

Chapman service is Intelligent, carao,
and in every way worthy Of your serioua
consideration.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-20

| tees of the peace; Irwin Hudson,
poundmaster; Ed. Boedecker, con-
stable: Mckenzie Neroton, highway
commissioner. There will be only
one commissioner elected to serve
| this year instead of three as hereto
/ fore.
Ralph Hudson, Harry Argast, Geo.
l,Dachroth, Jr., and Carl Deeg were IN
| Carthage Tuesday to go before the
examining board and show cause why
they shouldn't be sent to some train
| ing camp to become skilled IN down
! ing the kaiser and his followers IN
this great war strife.
Rev. w. F. Hertel occupying tho
pulpit of the Nauyoo Lutheran
church. is the writer Of church
bulletin and has 1t printed in an eight
page pamphlet form. 1t contains much
| interesting reading matter such as
news of the church, time OF service,
! officers of the church and societies
and such news as pertains to his re-
| lieious denomination. He intends TO
! issue one every month for the peru
| sal and benefit of his congregation
in Nauvoo.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Belmer while
driving to Nauvoo in buggy last
Monday were thrown out OF the
vehicle after their horse became
| frightened by a passing automobile
| and ran away. They met the auto
at the Ogden school house about
! three miles east Of Nauvoo. The
couple were badly bruised and the
| buggy somewhat wrecked.
| Hancock county officials have
| raised the bounty on wolf scalps.
They will hereafter pay $40 for each
wolf head presented. There are not
MANY wolves in the county, but the
above amount to be paid is sufficient
for the people living in the outskirts
of Nauvoo to keep their eagle eyes
omen for any signs Of this animal
specia that loves to slay the sheep.
Nauyoo saloon keepers will enjoy
two holidays next month. They will
be the occasion Of forced closing on
election days.
There will be teachers examina-
ton held in the county hub next
Thursday and Friday. Several from
Nauvoo and the vicinity may attend.
Chester Stratton in addition to the
management OF the Nauvoo telephone
line and office, has also added to his
work the Dallas City exchange.
Next week will be known as holy
week in the Nauvoo Catholic church
calendar.
On April next. the old civil war
veterans will have another pay time
and this great government of ours
will bestow on the Nauvoo soldiers
and elsewhere vouchers calling for
their quarterly pension dues.
It was reported that joey Ochsner,
who now lives in Chicago, intended
coming to Nauvoo to work in his
uncles' auto service station this sea-
son. 1t is not believed that this
young man will leave the windy city
to work in country town unless he
can better his financial condition con-
siderable. which is not likely that he
can do here in Nauvoo.
Mrs. Adam Wolf who has been
quite i'll at the home Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. John Buckert, is reported
considerable better and chances for
her complete recovery, although quite
an aged lady. This is glad news to
her legion Of friends in the old Nor.
mon town.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-20
Against Non PsrtIsan League.

ATLANTIC, March 20.-Hundreds
of business men and farmers of Case
county are meeting here today to lay
plans to combat the organization Of
a Non-Partisan league in Iowa.
The meeting is being conducted by
the Atlantic Commercial club.
Farmers began arriving early today
together with business men from
their towns and districts and it is
thought that when the dinner is
served tonight more than two hun
dred will be on hand
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-20

Samuel Crompton, the inventor Of
the spinning-mule, found his incen-
tive In laziness. His mother insisted
in daily task of we1l-spun wool.
The lad detested the slow, monoton-
GUS work. and invented the spinning
mule so that he might have more
time to play.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-20
The Evils of Constipation

Leaving waste material in the body,
nelson's the system and blood and
makes you liable to sick headaches,
biliousness, nervousness and muddy
skin. Try DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
Prompt relief. AT all druggists.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-20

Pittsburgh complains of an excess
Of siackers in its jails.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-23
Jamalan pettamat0n sa-
ma
(Soii f~ertontus)

Wltlitonio ipltoiia fifteen tefi eros
fristittp nainen pGGtofien ett1 b1nen
titlce fGptGnn0sfG toteitttna usfon-
ia .Slmolan ianan pettdmattomDp-
teen. Sifii osti ban mlriitumin nli-
iia Sestmenttejo, ~jofnufleen ne o-
masiu fairpitneisioon ~ailtstoipille
jitutalois perbetlle, t1ten laattaaf-
leen iielliia tobelIiieen nalfeltteen.
9irjoien iiiGGn liitti ban pst1wGlli-
fla perloonolIilin buomnttiifliaan.
gsiin iafoi D1n ne faiffi ia eraGnG
pGimGnG oil miimeinen ipalmiina
.pois amettotpafii. SGn lGtli tatpal
liielle matfalleen, taipatafIeen jon
fun bcnfilon jolle IiniIiii len iopi-
mnfii mntaa. grGGn pstGtpGnid nut.
lama fulfil b1t pitf1n matfaa ia is.
tdbti niimein nGipneenG fatofieen
meren ranndlla, aitoen leipGtG bet
fen. Iinoastam ptii MINI benfilO
istlii iielIG enten b6ntd. EGmd is-
tiii biliaa ia falpenna, frlietiin i'll
min, antaen meritiniIen bpfpdiId
fastpoiuml. Mliittamart mimnttin TT
Iitttua tpipi fristittp nairren paati-
mattomosti, arfaiIIen: "Slettefo
|iuiros? @oiiitfo ebf1 teb6d ioto-
fin bpipGfienne9"
Toiien iiiIjetiit ii1mGt oipuittliipat
mGipneesti. Ne oliipat tltntntat, e.
pdtoipoiiet. BdrittSmdt bimilet lii
fobtipot ia ddni, %ioinntton ia III.
ruIlinen, postdii: "yeiin, olen iai-
ros, ioirasl Olen fitoIemaiiilIani
mlttto fiifanit ei moi oirttan iitdl"
Topeosti fiiin ajotits tiili lernpe0
mastmts: "3ristiis ainoostaon MOI
ia miten IobottIlisto onfoon ettd
SGn eoes moil"
Hiptti FUN oIiii inroen eIdmdr
pnisfuus firIfemit Idpi toifen beifor
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-23
@iioes lnfi,
Marfns Mnrelins.

SSGtettDGGn mnimonia pntIaSIa-
lin palaii Slnminilts pion tpobl,o-
neeieenla pdlatiin totleen pG1bGn,
lliiosti pGGttGen, ettd 5Gn ei alma
fam beti fet1ellef1dn ilmoittaiii, mi-
tG n%pfpj11n totonn oil tapdbt1iniit.
<nnmiatfin fertoi bGn fobta faiffi
faboenfesfen ~fetiarille; iilld, fun
tarnd, bitoneeieen ~aStiiesioart, fobta-
NJ iieIld firiiirinia min bGm frut-
resti ~.bGmmGStpi ia fobta antpisti,
ettG iotatin erinomaista on bGnen
fotonmria ipara1tnan tnpobtitmit, 10.
ia b1rten min plan iaottoi tafai7in
titlemaan. $eiffo puma toboii joIon
roomalaiien fastpoilIe, fiin feifari
ipipGsti l~itflttettltna fpipi mit6 oil
tapnbtin1it: "0aind olen Iangen
mirrbeeuinen, iiimolat otpat minin
IDppIluuN DDlJuIIIee1.
"Gi Ell, dlG iono min, Slaminius +;
mind peIfGGn ettd iiunalilImnte on
meioGn pdiipindmme oinoastoan bar
fpoia totifia tunmrstdiia. DlimGi-
lend pnppna ia feiiarino usfon bei-
Din; mitta ititri initfo @ooman
pappeia ct iitG tee; ia mitd ipoIis-
tirmatton1aan funioon ttIee, min nd.
ma palfpeleiunt acknowledgements.
iddn iimdIia ia uieitnmat ftIoiofit to
fefpot pilffan Min beistG fiiim juno
listotin; Min ettd misid itstoIIiner
tlnmistoja totinen usfomainer
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-23

'olennon. 8iba, iofa meltein job
ntetptti fiiuliinn, ioinndbti eiiin moi
fem 1Gnest1. Whtstot iilmGiuiG pa-
loipat mtban leimllaipaa tltlta. "@l.
fGG moinitfo mimtlle tltota mined,
mined tton bGpdiiiidrL pettGian
faniammte mibolliien, firotltnl"
SOFIA bernpo ipGristen aipllit arta-
miien ia pelastamiien balusta, istlii
fristittp nainen betfen naiieter, l.
fGGnfltin epGroioen miten Dastaiii.
Irfaillen olfoi BON betfen fiplltt-
tra: "OIetteto fostaan lltferutt Tut
ia Sestamenttia2"
"@n en- fosfaan", tiili mastalts
la1nasia plirefpasia GGnilaiisia.
"Whitta onfoban fifteen tltomionne
oilpan fobtrlllinen? MeistG, lot
ia tllmemlne tGmGn firjan ia ra-
fastamme it'd, f~ritlostaa iilt1 fuin
tltomitiiiitte benfilod jota cite tun-
ne. Sonotte ettG olette f%iiolemoiiil-
lunne . TGmG llitii Sestamentti fer
too teille onnelliiesta ijnnfaiffiiesto
clGutGstG tGmGn alalliien elGmGn
iGlfeen. St litfefaa tdt1 tofi, put
b,li fristittp nainen innoffaasti, o.
ientaen firioa toiielIe.
Sitonnoton bprnp pingoitti ilirrl-
liIia, laiboja fasapoia. "gto tpoinbm
foettan", imtoi ban. Sept Ell minita
en1G fitnrminfoon mifGGn ebbi mo-
bingoittaa ia olenban iota tapmitieS
ia marnta ettd be tarfoitatte bpDGG."
SO Ssraelin tptGr otti firiam pistG.
en- fen iipirllao riippirpoun fGii.
I~miffrutnla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-23
Hltfoilfaa mposfim b1nen p~itoIestaan
Sifarenne &risttfien rnffmioesin."

Gltfotlfan mposfim 9drper p~itolestaatt
Siiarenne 8ristltfien rnffm,oesia."
&irlui taas fititfalifia ia tllli uitii
ianoma. "&un tand fire tapaa
Seioat olen nina 10 iiiareni Illot1a,
Wfestarin fasipoien eoesiG. Slen
fltolemaiiillani feitbtotalitiin, iobon
bGnfin fuoli, atiitta balitm MOAN
ilmoittno teille ettG oleif iouftitt or
mon ppipG ustolliiena loppliiln asti.
60 nDt mirntlIa tnns on ltllSi Sesta-
memtinifin. 8iine miifolla antoi
miebeni fen minulIe tafaiiin. SGl1
Ell latorutt mitGGn mttta nDfpiiin
on ban minitlle itie raffalts ia bp-
luDps. &pfpin bdneltd iosto ban
on lltfenltt iit1 miitta bonn iaoi ipoin
did tpip mitGdn. Sifii on mlfoitf-
Iisfaii toiipo entistd marmempi.
&atfoilfaa tefin bGnen p~itolestnom e.
~0elleenfin."
@1ipGstd pGipG1tt toteutti iris
tittp nainen tl1on fitoleipm pppntod,
noiffa eli bGn eoes tiennpt fen III.
neG eifG diitinpoiffoa ionfa piioles-
ia rlitoili N,litta rltfoitfiien fuilIi-
ia tieii ia htnii bGnen ia ldbetti
pieIG bboen mastmtflen. 4ofii ran
matirnlniietta fortille firioitettlino,
tlili itltomaalaiieSfa ~firiefiioresIa.
Soinen niistG fititIiti: "Meimtn Jana
nj Ell pioG tpbidnd palainman."
quo Gaitie pitbui tpoimnffuasti ia
wafiuittaipasti liitd i~aIoilesta mab-
oista iota ului SltmaIalliiesia Go
tintoen SntnSia. I
SGrnd fertomis i~ulaistaan rob.
faifemam faiffien niioen ipoGmid
iotfa tefetpGt Strndlan fdmon fpp-
neIfpIipoG.
Sbe Gbristian, 9onopn.
Sitort. 81.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-23

- loptpp, iofa, tunticn oman luon-
tonia titrmion, etiii apra iiimalilta,
bin &c iparmlann tble bpliGtpfii."
"Iautta jos iofii, iofa ~iinnsta o.
Iii pbt1 rafns flin ~iinlalat - iaa
raffaompi omaa elGmGGii = iulti-
iesti beitd fielt1ifi ief1 iotatin tots
ia mieraSta jirmalaa tiimmstaili,
min mita iiita iunoiiit9" fplpi SIa.
minilis innoffaasti perati rnboit-
tocn, ett1 fciinri - Satpiterin pli.
m1inen pappi - eif1 ainoastaan
usfollinen pstaipG ieiNoi 5Gnen ebes-
iGGn.
MarfuS Murelius tnrfasteli Sla-
mius'cn iurullista, tlisfallista fat.
%iartoa, lauiuen: "@lbfen tartoitta.
lleet maimonii. Oitfo bGn liittpnpt
npfpiieen fcmptmieliieen iouffoonL
iotfa pitGlpGt panempata pulwello
Siist1 ia Seropista fuin &ooman
iumalia?"
"@i iospa eoes iiten oliii, min
en- pliii Min mtrbeellinen", naStaIi
slnminiiis; "mrtta b1 non Dbtpnpt
nlibin firottuibin fristitpibin."
"&ristittpibin!" mdtfi feifari.
"Onfo mnbbollisto, ett1 rnomnlai.
men plimpsnainen moi Iltostlia to-
b1n ~itfep1iNeen tltrmiolliieen lab.
fnon?"
"SSSaa, tooella olpat be itiepGiiiG",
Wastaii Sluminius, "iilla finn fen
tapaufien, ettG frtstitpt beitettiin ia
lopeitran eteen, oliIi pitGnpt far-
bistuttna itiefittafin beist1, jotfa fen
~fulllen,nsta beioGn maaral-
liiia opetlfiiania, nGfpp iluiri tGmd
eileen i%uurimpana ippnG
waimoni fG1ntpmiieen beio1n us
toonia."
"Snfo lban t%oiiaan tdm1n fan.
ian nsfoon mennpt"9 fpipi feiiori
epGiGIen.
San on ollllt bei61n fofoiifles-
loan; ban meni iinne iilloin, fun b1
men oliii pitGnpt ola ilbIasia."
Nnrflts Nlireliits oil aipon b1i,-
mistpneru ildtoipen. Sir ei poinat
fGiittaG mitcn roomalninen plinigs-
nai1cn, min .cnrpcG ia foiuo, inir.
Elm Slamion tieii oleWan. moiii
mielurmmin pit1d fmnsiafdpmistG
ia olblisten iefd fopbempien
fnr;sio FUN olla l1Sn1 f,i-
iarinaan toinleenpanemnsia loiSta-
ipnsin jiiDlasla, iobon &ooman ia.
loinmat ia cnimlnin ariposiapiOetpt
fanlalailct Dtilcat fittiutitt.
Satfetnan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-23

@uliri miioii ia i~nioestaan to-
paanmte fertomifietmne olfitoiasia
mainititn itsfoipaiien naiien meren
ronnalla. SGaren tdipellesiGGn bito
maii ban erGGn tlintemottontan ben.
fiIon iiImGiIepGm itieG1n itteliuasti,
mnlttn iomnlla epGpStdipGlliiesti.
quo futie poifittti bdnesid epdmiel.
IpttGfpGn tiinteer, paiffn Ell Ban moi
nut itiefGGn %pnrmGrtdG milf. &ddn.
f%pesfdan tafniiin, topoii ban tooS
inman benfilon iofa NIT ppiGbtpi ia
fpipi dfiiti: "SIetteto te nciti G."
"Slen."
"Sitten minntllo on uittiiio teille
Maristottefo antoreerne llatoen Ses'
tamentin erddIIe iairnoIIe noiieIIt
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-23
tliolln IdbellG olemasia fntofiesia,
meren rannalla, pitoii iitten?"
"M1iiStnn fnIII

meren rannalla, mltoii iitten?"
"WdliStan fpllG."
"Splp1, bGrt on fitolllit fen jill
Teen. Wtlttta ernen fltolentoanla lu-
palm nina bGnelle ettd jos fosfaan
iuttuiiin tapaonlaan teioGt Min fer
toilin ettd bun titoli raitbolliiena.
tppnelI1 mieleLlG, lltottaen Seeiatf.
feen &ristufieen iosta tie olitte bG-
nelle fertoreet . Dim mielet0n an
taseinni bGnelle tlton litpnaif. mlttta
fltn tltlin fen ferrnn antaneefli ba-
iiIiin ianani mposfin pitGd. Seitd
fltmminfin inboon ia mibann iifii
ett1 b1nelle htot firian nmtoitte. o
lette ioattaneet bGnen iielunia peri
fatoon."
SGn fdGntpi mennGfIeen finn us
fomainen nainen ppiGptti bGnet. "Se
llitii Sestmlentti, misiG lie on2"
"Se on mimtlla. 2ltpuiin b1nel-
le ettG iGi1ptGn fen; ia len teenfin
mittta frtaan Ell tltle it'd fosfam nG
fem1Gn sc Ell tule enid fosfam
te~femGGn fenellefG1n mnbinfoa."
SGn fGpeli pois fiireesti ioten
eli toiiella olIilt t%ilaiilutta mastata.
OstGlpGmnte, friStittp nainen, meni
fotiinia, mitrbeeIliiena ia mistalIo
mielelld toiiin mibaa ~patsfeipien in-
roien ia iilmdpflien ioboosta. &li-
Iiti minttamia pGitpia errnenfitin ban
tdpiin fpfeni fiittGntGGn Slimalac
ltitd ettG fen naiien iielit iolle ban
oli l1itoen Sestamerttin mtannit,
oil iltI.rt ~peIastetitfii ia tobotetirtli
fumioan ia firffaitteen, armosta
riffann SfGn Iitono.
Nonta pfiitoiffoistn fiutfolitto
falui fitte tuas fristitpn naiien eld'
rldsiG ia t6IId aialla Iatetti bdn
mrnta paloipua ritfoitsta Siait tiio'
cen fem iiuitaIais ~fiinrenia puzzles
IT, jonfo ban. miel1 tieii oleiuan pi'
~rnepoesiG Sitt.en ioi ban erdoTo
oamiira f%iriesa jonfa oio'ie eli fir
ioitettii bpmit oltooIla f6iidlalla Ia
io.fo pGdlli oil mieranm manr pos
t!merffi. 1irie MI lpbb. "a nine
ton. sc fni'iui: "SSiiitalo's li'a
rcnnc fiittdd ia iiunao teitd. Dlint
mpGSfin olsn lufenitt llutt1 z stG
mcnttio ia lobtdhpt %totiiel VirSli
ann Niifoilfao. ettG moiiin p,dJt
usfoIlifena. 3oiffi tGGIld on mi
niio pastnom ~erittdinfim miebeni
Som on ipienpt firionfin mimilto
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-23

Slalpia tuli lastenla faoottmniies.
ia iurulliiemmafii frin ban lite tab-
toi mDontGG. Waiffa ban foetteli
itFednia lnbbilttaa toiWolIa beibGn
plfaiiesta tnfaiiin tlilostania, min
fnmminfin lii11ntpi bGnen leapotto-
nu;attenia pba enemmfr, fun betfi
totFenla iGlteen flIui, bGiren miles,
tdni1 fitulumnttd. Silioona oil
ntcntDt bironeeieehfa ia uieimmlat
orjot olilpat lepolle aiettlrneet,
mnitta 6laipia oootti miel1 potias-
inlisiu %,mGlist1 paipunecna rllfo-
utieen, mGlistd f1ipellcn eoestafai.
lin marmoripatiaioen m1lilGG, fuun-
nellen iuibfltl6bteen lpisfinaa eiipi-
eaSln eli faufoista ipounuien ipri-
ndu, jo9a ilmoitti jonfun maraffaan
%tnltpitngin niujumen fotiin tlloa
jostofin festipioosto.
Yhitta niit1 ~asfeleito, ioioen foi.
fata Slatpia bortnasti oootti, Ell fun.
lnnalt, ia pitf1st1 polipnmiiesta ian
sen mGipneen1, aneni bun nibooin
oman bie~oneeieenin misiG uSfolli-
men yterisin oil mnlmis bGnt1 autta
moan lpaattei6en riiIltmiiesia.
Wtpos bGn oil fuiillllt lusten pifai.
len fotoa pois lGbodn ia bGn aiman
'oifein arpaii iiiben ipptli, ettei bei-
o1n GitiniG lpoiii BELLE fiten ultta
oppiania tprfDttGG. 9certSIarann eli
erria pllatt pelf1Gm1ttG olluu fobto-
%loanla. iillG uieat fumppaneistania
b%lromanneet bGren lnimin-
lpoipun lllmalille ubranmista ia
lpltooattamista bei0Gn ftnniafienia
tufpalliSta iuomaubrio; ia liiGfii
oil BAN mielG fl1illllrt mruttamien
f~estenGnid acknowledgement, eifo oliii
porasta ilmoittna tGt1 faiffea bel
Dan berrallenla.
San Ell tiennpt, jos tGn1G padtos
10 oil COMMEMORATIVE, mittta iiit1 of
iuarmn, ett1 jos t1n1G tieo b1nen
fristinoppirlu nloiimiiesta oIiii bG-
men berrania foripiin ioittlmrt, min
bGnellG ei oliii mitG1n iGdlilpGiippt-
ia obotettoipana; enimmin bGn MT
fitmmiittin pelfGii tlrlcmdnia eroi.
tetllfii lpoGmelliiesti rofnstetitsta e.
m%GnnGst1Gn. Site p~ltnlestania of
Herisio taiplnpainen tefemGGn mitG
ar5rnltfIia tnbanla, iotfa poon eli
D1t bGnen MISUNDERSTANDING
fosfiii; iilG mobootonto oil bGncn
endG tertonfaan ltbrata jitnolillc ia
1iten riistGG totiielta SitmoIalto Re
funnia, iota bGnelle pfiin titlee.
Sppt1 leipottomtlteenia eli Geeris-
Id tabtomit tGrG ebtoona bullitlijat-
tarellenia fertoa, iill1 emGntGniG
toaffa lastenIa faoottamiiesta lefG
miebeniG ia iiiarenia lltottomrtfien
menettGmiiest1 nGfpi b1nelle 10 ole.
man iangen rasfas, moon len ijoan
laitilti ban iopipia paiffoja raoma-
tlSta, ioita ban oil lilfoa pppinltt,
ia iotfa poiipat loboutitsta tuottoa
b1nen lorretiille bnllitiiiottareIIen-
Ia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-23
&iitpslamfe!

Bppodnnme tGten Initlito ipilpitt5.
mat fiitofiet faifille niille pstdtpiIle
iotfa no. t. % pm iltoito titIifpot a.
liinnollemme meta pIIGttdmG6n,
fen ioboosta eta oIinune iiuiri mlnit
td1eet farmiIIe. &ofoontlhniienme
tefi meibin erittdin bmisfon, iosfin
enfin bppin bdrnmdstpttdtpdn mai.
fiitufien, ia totem I~uiiilrnme fiitof-
fernnte faiftIle oIoo ottuneiIIe.
%aria ia SotuaeI 2oIIinen.
Gbotboin, Micb.
Williston graphic., 1918-09-26
+ HAIR IS TURN|NG
:. GRAY, USE SAGE TEA
Here's orandmother's Recipe ia
Darker and Beauty
Faded Hair.

That beautiful, even shade Of dark,
glossy hair can only be had by brewing
& mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur.
Your hair is your charm. It makes or
mars the face. When it fades, turns
gray or streaked, just an application or
two of Sage and Sulphur enhances its
appearance hundredfold.
Don't bother to prepare the mixture;
you can get this famous old recipe i'm
proved by the addition of other ingredi.
ents for 50 cents large bottle, all ready
for USE It is called Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound. This can always be
depended upon to bring back the natural
color and lustre of your hair.
Everybody uses "Wyeth's" Sage and
Sulphur Compound now because it dark
ems 50 naturally and evenly that nobody
can tell it has been applied. You simply
dampen sponge or soft brush with it
and draw this through the hair, taking
one small strand at time; by morning
the gray hair has disappeared, and after
another application it becomes beauti.
fully dark and appears glossy and lus-
trous. This ready.to-use preparation is
a delightful toilet requisite for those who
desire dark hair and youthful appear
ance. 1t is not intended for the cure,
mitigation OF prevention of disease.
Williston graphic., 1918-09-26
New Food
Regulations
CONTINUED from page y

hausted. If they contain less than
20 per cent substitutes full pound
Of substitutes must be sold with each
four pounds of such mixed fours.
Rule 2. In selling standard wheat
-four the retailer must sell one pound
of substitutes with every four pounds
Of wheat flour, or the retiler must
secure a pledge that customers have
purchased or will purchase or have
ground from their own grain the re-
quired amount of substitutes. These
pledges must be secured on the proper
form as prescribed in Bulletin 92-A,
which accompanies this bulletin.
Rule 3. The limits of "a 1-2 pounds
in town and 40 pounds in the country
have been withdrawn. The dealer
may sell to the consumer such guam
titles of wheat flour as the consumer
desires to purchase, not in excess Of
a years supply, provided he observes
the 1920 rule, or the one pound to
four pounds rule, in making such
sales. Farmers may now buy not TO
exceed years supply of flour or
they may exchange their own wheat
for a years supply Of flour, provid-
ing they observe the 1920 rule in
either case.
Rule L. If dealers desire to sup
ply the demand Of the consumers they
may sell as substitutes in a ratio of
one pound of substitutes to four
pounds of wheat flour, the following
additional substitutes, but such sales
can only be made at the request Of
the consumer:
:, Kaffir flour, rice flour, peanut flour,
sweet potato -four, oat flour, buck
wheat -four, feterita flour and meals,
milo flour, bean flour, potato flour.
Dealers may also sell rye -four as
a substitute in the ratio of two
pounds of rye flour with three pounds
of wheat -four.
NOTE: Pancake hours are not in
cluded in the 1920 rule and may not
be sold as substitutes and do not re-
quire substitutes.
NOTE: All whole cereals and all
breakfast foods, oat meal, or rolled
oats and rice are eliminated as sub
stitutes.
NOTE: AS means OF conservation
consumers are requested not to pur~
chase corn meal as a substitute when
such corn meal is to be used FOR corn