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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-09-06

north line of the right of way of he
500 Line RR meets the meander line
of the west shore of Pine Lake Kun,
ming on the meander line. north ana
nSast Eve chains: thence south twenty
chains; thence east along above men
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-09-06
First pub. Aug. %, last Oct. A, 1918
SUMMONS.
STATE of WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT
COURT FOREST COUNTY.
Henrietta Hardwick,
Plaintiff,
vs.


vs.
Joseph Hardwick,
Defendant.
The State of Wisconsin to the said
defendant
You Are Hereby summoned to ap-
pear within twenty (20) days after SER
vice of this summons, exclusive of the
day of service, and defend the above
entitled action in the Court aforesaid;
and in case of your failure so to do,
Judgment will be rendered against
you according to the demand of the
complaint, of which copy is herewith
served upon you
HOOPER & HOOPER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Post Office Address. Crandon, Forest
County, Wisconsin.
N. B. The original summons and COM
plant in the above entitled action are
now on file with the clerk of the Cir
cult Court for Forest County, Wiscon-
sin.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-09-06
South % feet of north
faa<
SHAW'S PARK ADD. CITY OF
BRANDON.
TIMLEY'S ADD. CITY OF BRANDON.

HIMLEY'S ADD. CITY OF BRANDON.
IL 174q
INV
SHAW'S SECOND ADD. CITY OF
BRANDON.
e IL of South acres
of Lot A 500
w IL of North 2 acres of
South 4 acres of Lot 4 500
FAIRVIEW ADD. CITY OH BRANDON
II s 1435
IL $3.50. 23l
RTTTER'S ADD. CITY of BRANDON.
u
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-09-06
RAILWAY ADD. CITY OF BRANDON.
RIGGS, ADD. CITY of CRANDoN.

Sub. Division of Lots A B and G
Riggs Addition. City of Crandon.
166
Sub. Div. of Out Lot If excepting n.
Is rods belonging to
Crandon Hardware Company 2.11
Lot T 25S
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24
Triienrfmnit.

g(uf @l,nih unb &crlanQcn 5obl,
rcid)cr Mumocn bobcl mir ms clt.
ihloiicn Mcrnlonn micocr einen 9cs
illh ob5l,itattcll llnb iin0 boher, mix
irii9cr, IN Mimmcl'a Qripnt-Notcl on.
5lltrcifcu.
@norpltten billig un0 ihGn &C.
Wad)t. Muororbcitcn jcglihcr grt
mad, @citcllrn9 onacicrtigt. Tlcdt'
obnc Still $500 sic hinge, GGmpicr
Grtro. Noorfcttcn cine Spc5ialitGt
Sprcditunbcn bon 3 bis 5 llbr, ltod)
mittugs.
Sralt Sottie &letfcr uno
Gffic Sulltet,
ct. 2ollis Srilc,re,
&imnlcl's Sotcf. &crnlonrl, Mo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24

Mint Sonntag, oen 8. 9uni, miro
Slpiihen ocn .Gnmcbads" llno Dem
Scrmonn Scom mieoer Gin Spiel I'M
@ullparf Ituttinoen. Die GONE
bads" heboiiptcn lie bitten bns Spiel
oun pereangcncn Somntog gelponnen,
m6brcno Die Inocrcn bos @egentbeil
bcbailpten. Sum, bns n1ditc Spicl,
am 8. SUM. miro bicie Sragc boffent-
lid cnb9ilti9 crleoigcn. Sinb nSlo.
Simcrs," ohne l(chung unb idmcr &C.
beltgt bon Scr 2nit Der Sabre, Sen
y9ops" BON bcllte I'M Spiel ilberlegen
ober nid)t.
Carl llmrotb lrno Satin, ionic
Srhu Bertha Hubclmarn unb bcrcil
Sodtcr, Sri. Bertha, trufen ont pori.
gen 6rcitag per Iltto bon Ct. 2ouis
bier Elm, gum @eiildl bel Ser Somlilieil
bon 6rit Saug, bon bier, ionic Geo.
2onG uno Hobert Stnngc. bon Srcbc.
ridsbnrg, nnb ionitigcn 6rcunocn bon
0mcn&uillc. Sic be0obcn i'd ON lcb.
ten Wontog oitf cirlen mcbrip0dcit.
lid]cn NliSfluo on Sen llfern 6cs Cos.
conobe 5luiics. 6rou &ubrlmalll1
mar pornlols Sri. Bertha llmrath
unb mobnte 3l elmer 3cit nit ibrcn
Gltern alif elmer 6nrln brei Weilcr
iiibIih bon Sern,ann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24

-Srnn Gas. @ieOcrgrccn, BON
ct. eorliS. luciIt 9cacnwdrtis bier
auf @cilrd bel ibrer Mntter, Srall
GDriit. 6lciid).
@robc %ortDciIe III allen Com.
mrer 8aarcn bel 9. &. Stt, in Scrgcr.
Strait 6rib 6lciidL bon Worri-
ion, beinn0 lid ont lcttcn Sonntag.
beIlfslpciic, bel hiciigen Seripanb.
ten.
Mtg. $. 2nllbert, bon Wount
Stcrling. mar an &ontag bieier $50.
dc bier, in gciddftlidcn Serrid,
tllIlgcrl.
.@n. q. &pgcrs Silbermaare ab'
Iollt umionIt. @ir gcben %ipertbpolle
Coupons nit icocn &nlf.
6. &. &uebigcr.
-Srau Srie Sirihfelo reiitc ON
pergongcnen Wontag, ais 9elcgatin
ser bici,gcn 2ogc Der "&ebefabs,"
nad 81. Soiepb, NO. moielbIt Elm
Gpnclobc ocS Sroc1s a~bgcbalten ipcr.
bCn miro. .
Sic ShluBpriliungcn IN Den
bartholomew 3in1nlcrn I'M crer gras
Oicrtcn Sdllle mcr0cn bette, ant
Grcitag, Inn = llbr, na6mittags, if.
rem 9lnfang ncbnlcn. Sas Eltbliflm
lit frclulolidit rin9claocn.
-Trof. y. i. Noffnorm miro an
r1ditcn Sunlston (olio morgcn)
3lbcno on sic @raoncntcn Scr bieiigell
Sod, djl,lt hie NrInlotions s.&cor
balten. Gum Sbcwn mubltc or sic
fundamental 8rumbidtc Der Scnp.
fratie."
-Iui Scr Site Scr Stltoertcll
mclhc I'M n0fitcn Sltli Dem Glcmcll.
tar SIRIUS an ser Staats Normal-
idplle in Cape @iraroCou, $40. nollcn,
Den mcrOclt, bcfinbcn iid alld) Die go.
men BON Wtnbcl @cntcl uuo Solcp.
binc @ittmonlL bcibc bon Sermnml.
-0p. Honufcr Sr., uno bciicn
Spbn Scnrp Nontnfcr Sr., bon Wtc.
Mittrif, ionic e. 5. 9cnsfinL BON
Gortlono, moren om 9icnStag oicicr
@pdc bier, nlli ibrcm Seimpegc bon
8usconuoc, no lie ser @~ecrbigung
hires Gcrrpanbten, bcs perItorbencn
Ben. Sllltc, %beigelupbnt battU1.
-6rl. SGclmn 9reucr, Sodltcr
BON Gid)tcr 81. 81. @rcllcr ulb @ottin,
bat sic 9ebrcritcllc Der Erinl1rflallc
al, Der Barter Shrlc, in SciicrIpn
Gitp, o%ll9cnommcn. Sri. Srcucr mar
I'M pcrgolr0cncn Sobr bic &cbrcrir
an scr Sdyule i'm S~ricocnstbol.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24
F. ]. koeNer,
sdmieb II. @agenmade]
Sermann, Wo.
Sermann, Mo.

SD mcroc bcItrebt ieir mir Die
beitcn Irbeitcn It.. @auren Si liefern,
Sd babe lorge Grfabrrrng I'M &ferbe.
beIdIagcn iofpob[ wie i'm Shnlieoc'
uno @agcnbanonerf.
Surmpagen, 9usgies, Wanir'
Spreohers uno Sarm.M aidinen on
Sano ober altf @eItcllung 5u giirllti.
gen geoinsunaen unb 5a annebmba'
rem 9reiien geliefert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24

Scrr Geo. ". Million, Elm promi.
nenter &eoner bon ct. 2olliS, Dielt
gcitern Nudnlittag Dor ocn IngeItca.
ten Der bieii9en S6ubiabrif, unb &c.
tern abenO in Der &onSert Salle,
Inipraden iiber &eo Gross 3nede.
SEER alliipn lit iebr interreiiant in
9ebanolung ieiner Sade. gr miro
be.te (Sreitag) Ibenb in Morriiou
rcocn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24

True translation filed with the post.
master at Hermann, Mo-, on May
%, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Gle offentli6e Gudre . Inter.
baltllng welde bon Den bieiigell
nSamunp Girls" ouf Den "a. Wtai aH.
gcicst mar, lit peri6oben mor0en bis
gum Wontag Ibcnb, Den 81. Mai.
/ Bernie Self lit fiir5lid allf GO
Gage llrlallb bon Camp Suniton bier
cingetroifcn. Gr miro mGbrenb Die
icr 3eit auf ser Sarnl arbcitcn.
-Gas 9aiebnll Spiel, bier, am
pcrgongcncn Sonntog, gum Scncfi5
bcs Hotlen &rul5cs, brafte clllell
Ncincrtrog bon $36 fir Den gl,tcll
3pcd. Sniolgc ocS Hcgcns ml,roc
ous Spiel bereits nui Gnbe Der bier.
ten Inning" bccnoct. Gas Nclultat
mar sur 3cit = 5lt 1 5ugunItcn Der
,GonlcbafS." Gns Scrnlann Scaln,
t6citpciic bcitebcnb aus Witglicocril
ors lcttiG6rigcn Scams, bat icDr gut
ocipiclt, mar obcr Dcn ,plbstin1ers"
bcnllpd nidt gcpadicn.
-,Sobn Nucoigcr, bon &anlas
Gin lntb Sri. Ealllinc Hllcoiger, bon
ct. 2ouiS, lparcr ON pergangcncil
Sonntog bier gum 9cluf ibrcr 81
tern, 2ouis Hllcoigcr lrnb 8nttin, bon
Coles Greet, lorpic iDrcs 9rllbcrs,
Midoro u. Ml,cbi9cr, pcIdcr an lcb.
ten Wontog Mor9cn nad Camp
Sobniol1, in Sofionpillc, Sloriba,
ubgtreiIt lit. Gr mar Ser cill5igc bon
Den 5molf Monr, meldle bcnl Iufrui
Scr Hcgierung cntlprpdcn bottcn. Der
GUM 0icnIt cinbcruicn mllrbc. Die
G%inbcrl,flrng Ser iibrigcn eli Wanm
lit bis ullf @citcrc5 perid)pbcn NOR.
Sen.
-Sultt 9criht bon Surner in Der
Goie uno 2olltre .SSlnno 9tadbar.
id)aft, bat ser Icroplan mclfer ltbcr
sic @egeno bingciu6rcn lit bolelbIt
utter bcnt &inopieD uno bcm 6cfiit.
gcl ei,en pantheon Sdrefe1 pcrllr.
iodt. Sieie Sbicre raltcn in lpilocl
Glud)t bon banncn; allen Nnldcil
nod 6uben tic bcn Icroplon fir ei.
ncn eroBen, gcidDrlihcn RallbuogcI
gcbalten.
Die Son5untcrbaltlu1g mcl6(
Dnn ocn Torlclltcn ser bieiigcr
ShnDfobrif on pc%rgnngencn Sams
tag gcgcbul murbc, luar Gin glan5en
Scr Grfolg; ipruobl in gcfelIldott
lifcr ols mic in .fiuan55icllcr Sim
Iidt. Die Sollc mar geldmodbpl
fiir bicie @elcocnbcit bcforiert luli
idmnltlidc S%bcilncbmer pcrlcbtcn ei
men froblihcn Ibcnb. Scr Terfall
49, 4.
bon 272 Gintrittsfortcn brud,te Oi
Sumuc bon SOS. Iah ab5ig boz
$24 slrls9obcn, uno nod Sin5utit9
ing bon ST. on freiwilligen 9eitrd
aen blieb Elm Heitbctrag bon SCI 81,
ounItcn bes Hotben 8reu5es.
-glusuit Moefli fam am lestc1
IlSonntog bon minneapolis, Mtinn,
no or bel Ser @eItern Union Sele
Iaropb 81. einc Stclle bcfleioct bette
bier an. gto6bem CT 5ipci Gage be
ieinen anscb6risen, in Smiss, Der
mcilt bate, reiite CT am letten @sttt
nod ipic6cr 5uriif naf Wtinneapolls
Inn feline Ginberlifung %ah5ltfparter
inocm or Dor ungcfGbr elmer @pd)
in sic Scr. Stooten Marinc cina(
treten lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24

-0cnrp Shnciicr lulb 0nttin
nm Chicago, iinO 5rr 3cit Die @Gltc
bon Geo. s. SpbnS mo @nttin.
-Simon @ocqcr l,no &. Gngcl.
brcd)t murCn ON lr6trn Gicnstag, &C.
i%d,Gftsbalber. bier in Der StoOt.
-6ruu Ibcp. @rui bcfuuO lid alri
Wortag bicicr Sod)c in @cirn ibrer
Sohter, III Sciicrion Gitp.
--6rau j. 8. Spobrer, bon @nrs
r%cntcn, bcfinoct lid g~cgcrnpdrttn al,f
@cillh bel ihren GltcrL Hihtcr Mug.
Wtepcr uno Satin.
-@ir bcridtcn nit ScoallcrrL
bob IrtDltr Sollcrtlcn SIR 3cit crnlt'
LID tronf III irincr SSobmlng Oar-
nieocrlicet.
.. s. Nicnbltcicr ulo 8attil.
pon G%ottlcpiIlc, Mo, trnIcn am port'
gen Sreitag bier cin nno limo Die
@1itc bon fSruu Nitnllicirr'9 GltCrn,
Mcrnlurm Simol u,o @uttin.
-Gr. 5. g. Gnloc uno Sri. Carrie
=. SortgropcS, bon Ban wurbcn an
lcttcn 0icnsto9 Ntpr0Cn bon Nlhtc,
Sbco. @rai gctrollt. @ir cntbictcr
biernit Sen NcllpcrmIbltcn %u1icrcl
0tiltlpunid.
-Sttrnor mo 9&oItcr 0rcbc, 10
lpie ultd Geo. &onnuih, toniCn Oil
Icttcn SuntStug, per Iuto. ppn ct
Sm,i5 bier al lm0 pcrlCbtcn 0el
Sonntog bel @crnlmrn @rcbc mi
Tanlilic, ollf Srp Sill.
-Srau Charlotte Guntillc ltno sc
rem Sodtcr, Trnu Mig. Sable, ull
ser N1hc bon Big @cr9cr. fl!brcn al
lebtcn Wontng nit DEM NbcnN5tq
nah Miniioc, Ncbr.. I'M Dem @egrlb
nib ibrcs &ernanotcn, 0cs pcrItorbC
men Sronf @oibcl, bci5uhpobnen.
Der Sdntlratb bat cntldicocr
= oab lid sic S6illcr gum o~iesj0bri9c
Maiielt, an n1ditcn Sonntoe, I'm |
. llbr, mittogs. beinl Shulbnuic uci
: iamneln iollcn. anltatt nm 8 llb1
| pormittags, iuic in frilhcrcn Sahrci
Son BORT perocn Ole Niloer Damn D
, rctt mad bcnt Sairplae morid)iercn.
-Scnrp 9uihmepcr uno @atti
haben iid ant noriaen Snnncrsto
nah Ct. 2ouis bcgebcL I'M Se'
manbte 81, beiuhen. Ton BORT.
: gesleitlne ibrcr Sodtcr, Srl. 81
0riiid. iino Tie nod Millual,fe
wise. gcreiit, ,,ln ibrcn Sobn, SoI
Gruidl uno ociien Sonilic 5n b
: Iltden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24


-6rau Narn Gunner bat lid anl
Ietten Montag mad ct. 2olis bcgc-
ben, nm &crluanotc 81 bcillden,
Strait 6. Guif, bon Gasconaoc,
befuno lid, alt pprigen 0onncrstag
bier, oui 9ciud bel 6reunocn.
16 %ortbrilc ami cillcn RcguIa-
ren lit Oa$ @~crbQltniB Bel 2. &. Otis
&Glmung; &crfouf in Berger.
STRAIT Nug. 8roi bciinOct ild)
oieie @otc bel ibren Gltern, hun.
ancIicr Sr.. uilb Satin, in gaD.
-6rau Noiulin Claus lit am Ict-
Ten SoUlstuQ not Cit ct. 2Olli$ &c
rctIt. I'M ibrcn Sobn, 2ouis Claus,
mn 0ciicn GnnliIic 81 beild)en,
-Irnu >Sobn Ncifi, ncbit 0crcn
SodtCr Gillian, bciinocn lid gcgcn
mGrtig in 81. 2oui&, aui Ncildl hci
Ncrlunl0tcn.
q. 5. Wtiihler, bon @oonpillc,
iii Der reilc Wchonifer in Gbcrlin's
Garage. Sinner Srull. bon SmiSS,
lit fem @ebiIie.
-ISobn Gnlf, non Scope, lrno In-
ton &nrl ST., bon Goic, bobcn filr5s
lid icocr bon Cir. Gbcrlin & Con
Elm MormcIl gltto gcfuuit.
-@llguit unb Sobn Sans, ionic
aud 6ris &loiincr. olle bon BOTS
6am, luarcn an, lcttcn Samstng bier
in @eifGften.
-Gaitor 81. Sducibcr, pom Gocn
SDeplugiihen Seminor, in ct. 2onis,
miro ait ~fontncilocn Sonntng in Der
hieiigcn Gpoug. ct. GouIs &irflc
pre0igUN.
Sri. Sulio 2oboubc' lit ont Der
gonacnen Somstog BON 81. Souis 81,
rildacfehrt uno miro m1brcno oes
fommcn0cu SomnlcrS bel ibrclu 80.
fer, 5ronf 9aboubc. bon &crlnam,
u. , perblclbcn.
Sri. Carolina @olj bon Smia&,
lit ON porigen Nrcitng bon cinunl
edS,monotlihen Nuicntbolt bel i'll.
rent @ruoer. &oiepb @Ol5, unb sci
len 6omilie, in Nebrosfa Gitp, 81,
riidgcfebrt.
-Yaltpr Il. ). @osmam uno 80
Mile iino an Gienstag bieier @od)l
abeerriit. olii cincn speimohcntlihcl
Seilld bel &crmon0tcn uno Sreunbcl
in Ilnlu. Moriholl ulb &olios Gitp
Wto,, iouic fcrncr in Gomp Tunltpn
San. un0 in Camp Eitc, Mrf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24

gen Der erlterclt, III OCT 9tupe .
0lan0.
-Yoitor 2ob uno 0attin marcll
nlcbrcrc Gage bicicr @ohe sic @Gitc
biciigcr Srcrnbc. Toitor 2ot mar
Dor 5lpci Sabrcn scr &rcoigcr Der
6icliaen M. &. @cmcinDc. Gr be
flcibct gegcnluGrtiq Die Stclle ocs
GreoigcrS al scr N. &. Stride IN
9etroit, SllS. !.
-Sn ibreul ScIiomcnt bonn 8.
Sonrlar, 1914, bc5cugt bon 6ralt
Charlotte G,uifcrt uno &obt. @alfcr,
pcrfiigt sic pcritorbenc Sralt Carolina
G%uttelmunn, bon @ermalll, ilber ibr
Gigcntbum lpic folgt: Snoem tic ialt
ibr iGnuntlides 9ciittbrnt, ,p1breno
ibrcr 2cbcns5cit, gleihnlublg inter
ollie ibre &inocr nertbeilt but, Der
moft tic allies mas iie our 3cit ibres
Sooes nod I'M gciis bot, ibrcr God.
ter, Srau gnranoa Onfcn. inocm iic
bon bcriclbcn, m1brcno ibrer lettell
Sahrcn Die liebcDollite Sflege nno al.
len Gomfort zines Sein1S cmpfangen
bot. Sas SeItamcnt beitimnlt jcood
Dab bieie grbin idmn,tli6c Iusgaber
fir sic 9eltattllne 31 beItrcitcn bot
Ionic a,td oaB oieielbe auf ocm @ra'
be Scr Grblaiierin Elm palienoe:
Wonument crri6tcn laiien ioll, lln>
Damn ferner ieocm Sobn nno ieoc,
Sod)tcr ser @rblalierin Die Silmln'
bon ST. 90 ar~sbe5ablen loll. Sral U
Onfen ip,,rbe oils Sollltrederin, obn'
9iirgidaft, %ernannt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24
Seiratbs 9i5enien.

~. 8. Mafin, superintendent
Scr Sd)ulcn, miro am nGfit<n Mons
tag nud) Scffcrlon Gitp reiien, I'M Der
Sisung Der Goltntp.S 6uliupcrintcns
benton bes Staats bei5umobner, mel
die BORT wGbrenb ser nGfiten ISOLDE
l~tnttfinbcn miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-. on May
%, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Gicb Gross Nnipradcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24

Sri. Gl,tb 2iftc nllo 2i55ic
Slid bcfunocn iiG Gnbe Ser porigcn
@o6e auf @eiu6 bel Den I~ngcDori.
gcll Der eritercn, IN Der giGbc bon
0lun0.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24
pe1t Grisle In, Gebsn.

@arnm alio nidt iofort bel ms Gin &ontO
Gnren eriten-S dritt tbnn in Der Tidtans bes
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-01
SOLDIER TRAINING
FOR kEOkUk GIRLS
Military Classes With Regular Army
Training and Etiquette to be
Established at the
Y. w. c. A.
CALLED FOR
Registration Office VIII be Opened
Next Week and the Classes
VIII Begin I'm
mediateIys u $50
RECRUITS CALLED FOR

heokuk women are going to have
taste of military training and soldiers
work. A class in military training is
to be organized at the Y. w. C.. A.
next week, and tie recruiting Office in
charge OF Chief Recruiting Sergeant
Edna c. George, will be opened in the
Y. W. c. A. building Wednesday and
Thursday Of next week. February 6
and Z. The rockies will answer roll
call and have drills on Mondays at
seven o'clock and Fridays at 1880
o'clock.
The military class work will include
marching. regular setting up drills
such as their brothers and sweethearts
are getting at Camp Dodge, and games,
probably indoor baseball, the popular
game with the Camp Dodge conting-
ents. The class is open to all women
of Keokuk, those from the industrial
centers, from the Offices, stores and
homes. The slogan of the camp will
be higher standard Of health"
There will be strict military observ-
ance OF etiquette and discipline. It
is planned, also in SO far as possible.
to hold to the military divisions.
There will be squads, platoons and
companies and probably a regiment.
Each company will have its own on
GERS, and military discipline and eti-
quette will govern the work.
Besides the strictly military work.
the young women Will be organized
into volunteer aid divisions and will
choose one Of three branches OF acti-
vities. knitting, surgical dressings
manufacturing or thrift work. Some
special features will be followed in
this volunteer work.
The women who enter the class must
wear gym shoes, and it is planned that
the costume worn will consist Of the
regulation middies and boomers. In
sigma OF office and rank will be work
ed out by means Of braid and shoulder
straps similar to the regular insignia
Glasses similar to this have been
organized in cantonment cities and
have proved very popular.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-01
Local Committee TO start Campaign
for Sale of War Stamps
in the Near
Future.
URGED TO COOPERATE
j. p. IneIe, Local Chairman. Appoints
Committeeman to Make Arrange
n1ents With
Merchants

]. p. Ingle, chairman of the war
savings stamp committee, has ap-
pointed several business men to
make arrangements with the msr-
chants of Keokuk TO promote the
sale of thrift stamps 1t is the aim
of the committee to encourage en-
ployes of mercantile and manufac-
turing Adjustments and the public
In general 10 purchase war savings
stamps.
The following men have been ap-
pointed: j. A. Dunlap, Walter V. ID.
Mas, L. ]. Montgomery. E. A.
French, J. o. Boyd. VIM. Aldrich. j..
A. Kiedaisch, NJ E. Justice and
George Baur.
The committee has slready held a
meeting and has its plans pretty well
under way George Baur will meet
with a committee from the Admen's
club and will have charge of the
advertising and publicity. He will
endeayor to have the merchants In
sert notice of the sale of thrift
stamps in their regular advertising.
J. a. Kiedaisch will have charge OF
the local business agencies. He will
urge all large business houses and
manufacturers to appoint one of their
number to carry a supply of thrift
stamps in order that they may be
placed before the employees Of these
concerns.
Professor Aldrich will look after
the distribution of the stamps in the
schools when they open again.
The war stavings stamp or thrift
stamp as 1t is called. is small Lib
erty bond that is within the reach
of all II can be purchased on the
instaIlment plan il the purchaser de-
sires and 1t is one Of the means by
which the United States hopes to de-
feat Germany and make the world
safe for democracy.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-01
PATRONS KEokuk AND VICINITY

Limit each buyer We cannot be-
gin to supply you as our tonnage at
the mines Is being cut daily.
D. E REEVES G. co.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-01
CITY NEWS:

Wear an Ewers-McCarthy co. fur
lined overcoat.
Elmer Berry, colored. and Bill
Hagey. arrested Tuesday night on a
charge Of drunkenness and disorder
ly conduct. were discharged yester-
day afternoon in Superior Judge Nc
Namara's court.
Regular meeting Keokuk Council
No. 536, tonight at o'clock. Hawkes.
hall, Eighth and Main. Visiting breth-
rem fraternally invited to attend. G..
C. Montague, regent; ]. l. Annable,
secretary.
There will be no Sunday school
and no preaching service in the
Valley NJ E. church during the
month Of February. F. j. Swanson,
pastor Melrose church: Only Sum
day school at 10 a. m.
Zero weather will be rorgotteR
when you purchase one Of our beauti-
full fur lined overcoats, $3.50 to SIS.
Ewers- Mccarthy Co.
Chimney fires are popular at this
time of the year. Several have been
reported within the last few days
and another still alarm was sent out
last night from 929 Leighton avenue,
the home of r. V. Sprague. No
damage was done to the residence.
Out of town visitors in the city
today are E. H. Leith, Chicago; E..
T. Manus, Worcester, Mass; j. G..
Kutz, Chicago; Mrs. D. Carlton. Des
Monies; /. A Edwards, Chicago; H.
L. Brown, Chicago; Jack 0. Ander-
son, Chicago; w. E. Heiner. Chi
cago; J. A. Gibson, Valley Junction,
and Ed Wagner, Pittsburgh.
Be comfortable in an Ewers-Mc-
Carthy Co. fur lined or fur trimmed
overcoat, exceptional values, s27.50 to
$1,000
Two frozen hydrants and
broken lateral are causing the water
company a little trouble today. One
frozen hydrant at the corner Of
Fourth and Main streets and another
at the corner of Eleventh and Main
have been reported by Fire Chief
Anderson to the water company, and
a broken lateral on Main between
Seventh and Eighth streets is flood
ing the pavement. Work has been
begun on repairing the broken pipe.
but the extreme cold makes the work
difficult
-Thirty-three runs, nearly all Of
which were fires of one sort or an
other, is the record Of the local fire
department for the month OF Janu-
airy. This IL an average Of more
than one fire day, sufficient to keep
the department in good fighting trim.
This exceeds the record for last
February when the department an
swered twenty-six alarms In twenty
Eve days and tweDty-Geyen alarms
during the month.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-01
REST ROOM CARDS
ARE DISTRIBUTED
Commercial Club Sends Out Plaeards
to Tell Out Of Town Visitors
Where Privileges Can
Be Secured.

Rest room cards were being dis
tributed among the local stores to-
day, under direction of the CONNER
cial club. The placards bear the
following directions to out OF town
visitors who are seeking rest
room:
Free rest room at the Y. W. c.
A. building, Fifth and Blondeau
street, with every convenience de-
sired"
These cards are being put UP in
the principal stores and public build.
ings throughout Keokuk by the Com
mercfal club, and the comfort station
problem for the present at least will
be taken care of in this way.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-01
BIG FIRE BURNS
HOME YEAR AGO
Today Anniversary Of Fire at Daugh-
erty Hcme-Ftremen En-
counter Difficulties in
Fighting Blaze.

February i, 1917, Is a day that will
long be remembered by the Keokui.
fire department The return OF the
day brings "Reminiscences to the mem
bers OF the force. The Daugherty
home at 500 North Seventh street,
caught fire from some unknown
source on the third floor and was
badly damaged. The thermometer
ranged below zero and numerous
other difficulties confronted the fire
fighters.
About fifteen minutes after the ar
rival of the department, the pressure
gaze out and the engine was attach
ed, then hose burst and more delay
was the result Smoke and water
delayed the men and intense cold
froze the fine particles OF nyinS
uroigttre 70 the faeez. hands and
clothing OF the suffering men. The
hose was finally taken INSIDE and
the flames were soon under control
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-01

Bright Lights" 'T'm So Busy"
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The big cast of singers, comedians and
dancers embraces such able players
as Cecilia Wright, Grace Hoey, Betty
Weber. Maud Ream Slower, Rosie
Green, Joseph Keno, Harrison Garrett,
Henry Antrim, Edward Ciannelli, Law
renee Wood, Willard Ward. Edward
Z. Smith and Chauncey Causland. This
roster of musical comedy experts is
by a typical Henry w. Saw
age beauty chorus of singing quality
and complete orchestra which Is car
ried by the company.-Advertis
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-01

Each o. the 5o,ooo,0oo workers in
the country loses approximately nine
days each year due 30 sicknsess. THIS
Is wage loss Of more than S5o0,oO9,-
900, and does not include the loss
suffered By industry.