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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-01

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cert. Phone r 723.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-19
Ser arieg.

2(nlerif S0dl1ptq art cl
in SronfreiG, II. Wdr5. 9ta6 elmer
ld)rcdlidcn ortiacriltii6eu Gorberei:
tllng ilbcrIdritt beute frilb Ser Scini
in 9roBer 3obl 9tiemanO5lanb ouf 0el
auBcrlten Ne6teu Des amerifarilder
sbi6ntt5 norolpeItli6 Soul Sffcns
bar mar Der 3ipecf bes le6erfaus raid
cr5ictt. ghrr einc ncrhdltniBmdBtg fleiz
nc 3nbl 0rong in uniere Hinien ein
grlalbnib lpurpe nidt 9ege6en. Die
$o0bc 0cr &erllIte 5ll er!pdbncn.
Sieicr lleberfou mar, !pie Die meiz
item nnOeren Onrnuf 6ercGnet, 8efanz
acnc 8ll rnddcu ltnb bon ibuen WIitz
tbeilungell 5l crlan9cn.
Scitlih 2l,ncpiQc babeu lnIere ga
trouillcn ciucn She'll ser bcutidels
S6u15cn nllf9efldrt. 5u ocrcn 9faus
nuln9 Ser Scinb olrd lnierc slrtll(cz
ric gc5ipl1gcu lpuroc. Sic 9ntroui(lel1
gin9cu bltdItdblicb bcr, Bis lie Die
Sii6luug nit Sen Gcutlden her9eltellt
bottcn. llnIcrc Sluffldrun9sz lnlo
Srahtpntrouillcn fnnocn Scharfihilz
Benpoitell, pprhpoitcn llu0 9ieiter, bon
bcnen nll5 Minidineugcldiise auf unz
1ere @il1icn gefcuert 1attcn.
Sic glrtiucric lGentte alien biele.1
3otcn ibrc 2lufncrtiamfett. Sic oelltz
ihcu Stcllllngcn ipureu an nc6rercn
&ldbcn 10 lln6eouen1, oaB lie leBt
bllrf sic %crbilloung bon Gcldobs
tri1tcrn Iid1 nichcr fclt5uIescn bcrz
1llchcn." llnlcrc Sruppcu lroreu III
Sen lcstcn "a Stunoen einem o,Bcrz
gciu0bnlih If)ncren SlrtiucrieTeuer
ousoclcbt. 1lc6cr 240 Idl!pere &C.
lhpNc, sic 6pon3ig SUB tieic uno
30 Su5 ipcitc &ratcr rilicll, fic(cn in
cincn NbIdrlitt scr 2iuie nicocr. Sl
cincm ouOeren Slbldnitt lpuroen Die
Sattcrien Ihncr 6eifollen. ;Sn bcnslbz
ltnittcn ppn Soul ll!lO Suncbllle 1tno
nud1 ipieocr nebr @nsgeIdoIie Ilieoer@
gc9nn9crl.
Sci bct un1erif. q nj e. c III
Sranfrcih. II. W3dr5. Gin gciplNcr
Sergeont, ciuer aus Ser alteu 3elt.
lucld5er friiGer in ser &analerie oienz
te, lpurDe icit Ianeer 3eit gedr9ert
b>rcb cineu geipil'en oeutldcn @eob7
ohtlugsIdiiben. gr crttlflloG rdl
Id)licblidl i'm 5u fanscn. Gt fr.'cb IN
'9a;cnnnbelanb ipd1renH' rel .tttnr is7st.
entoccftc benSelttldcn IN eilten1 Snlrn.
CT irurtetc bis 5un1 Slnbrltd Deg Snges
nno Icgtc on auf Sen ScutIden. 81
icuertc cincll Shub lmp Der Scutlde
ficl aus Dem Baum GcraD.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-19

bcutld)cn 9iumcr llnl9ctallft lperncn
lollcn. Sic lSatriptcn ncbmen slnltpb
an Gcrlil1 Mpun, &unppcr Court, Ger
man Str., @crnuuin st., @ioIttc st..
ltno &icnnn Hlucc.
Mus 4ltuntnnn.
Nclcnu, Wiuut., H. DturS. SIT
.Wputonu oilrfcu fortolt fcine pHcltliz
rtcl, l1mSiiNc, &unNgcbulBcn irgcl1oz
luclhcr S(rt, nlagcuuwnlc1 Scihcnoe>
olualliiic pbnc beiplocrc GrlallbnlB
ocs @pupcrncllr3 nbgehultcn lpcrncn;
Nics irlroc ouf cine Gcrfiigung Dc5
Stoutsrutbc5 filr %ertbetpl9lll9 per=
iiiet. Ser 3lpcd oielcr stcgcl lultt nes
ucroiic11tlitotcu Series beItcbt oartll.
,s(llfrrlbr, Srieoensbrlld llnb @clpultz
tb1tigteit irgcuo lueld'cr slrt ipdbrcno
bcs &ricgcs 6ll pcrbiltcn.
Sin piclbcgcbrtcs '0aurluailcr.
9tcu Dprf, II. Nidr5. &ielcalmz
sen il, NIidolns Serrus Snrbierlnoen,
Np. 1919 Sit 179. Str. iuarcn Ndt@
oliencr ser Sircitmoht i'll Der g&rl=
nc llebuua:ltutiou GeIbant Sub
Yurf, Sic, uuBer, rob Tie lid bas 9nar
Ida,cipcn pber rdlircn lieben lito
Sbumppps nobmcn, Deu EIos nlc anz
ners pcrlicbcn ols nit einer oner 5lpci
Slalhcu bon n6ooripailer" oes Sta!i@
cncrs. Scr slnltl,rnt nitf Serrus
rSuurlpuiicr~, nns icbr nadl SSh,stij
l,rodl, lcnftc sic sluflncrfiantfcit Der Ses
mtcn pcr ltcbcrlmasitotiou alf ltdp.
stIs Slnlliadeu irattctcn Die Setets
tipes Scrrus Soneil eincn SelnT al
uub natbhen lie lid] oic Seipcne per'
ld,ufft tottel1, rlobn,cn iic Serrd II
S,oft ipeeeu uebertretitus bes su1oes'
Grphibitions @eIcbcs. Scrra lpllro'
ppu Sunoesfpmmildr Sitehepd untcl
$500 SiireI6aft feltgebalten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-19
Sic Gricgsgcfaugcucn iu Gnslanp.

9pnDp,l, 26. Nebr. (Noltbcriht.)
Spro 9tcipto1 tbciltc por8eltcrr int
G6erbouie mir. bob iitb i'll G1sla1o
1857 gefongenc Observation-Disclosures
bcfinDcn uno lrcitcrc 1000 in &ilr5c
crlpartct lrcrbcn. Son oieIcu lino
2S,O5O oallcruo 6elddftiat nno ocr
Mclt linb urbeit:unf6bi9e 2clltc. slllbcrz
ocnt linD $4,000 bertId}e 3ipililtcl1
1no 1000 Selterrcid)cr internirt.
3milche1 /, 800 uuo 1000 bubcn Stz
5cns fijr ucrld)icbcncslrtcn upn slllBcuz
orbeit lno sic ilbrigel liuO rcirlc mt
brouchborc llno toltlpieligc @iroc."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-19
MuS beul eSnlanoe.
Sas 2ps Der .Sliegcr.
{ Associated Press J

Gan 9iego, Gnl. IS. @ldr5
Anbeit Molpb z. Simpion aus Ealnz
Oenn, Gal.. luurDe Icute getootet ol5
lcin 6llg5eug aus elmer @0hc bon 500
SUB in Sic gudt bon San Sic9o
ltilr5te.
{ Associated Press)
Sort gSortb +, Ser, IS. Wdr5.
aaoett gQis 9. ySott5 nlls @ortlanO,
Cre., lpurbe mlf Der Steae gctoOtet
unb Capt. g. g. Grofc bont britiiden
9lopol String Corps lpur0e berlebt,
nls iie NIT i1ren 6Iu93ellg ans ciucr
oDbc bon 800 SUB oblrilr5ten.
Ser 8. Stoat Geitatigt nas natiunalc
9ruGibitiuns unsaulcnbment.
Associated Press)
GpDcr. Sci. IS. Wdr3. Scr &C.
nat bon 9elnparc 6clldtigte leutc bn5
9rpbi pbi6itionsalncnomcnt 5llr gunhe5z
pcrialiung. Sn 6nuic mar e5 lfon
porigc 8ude 6eitdtigt lpor0cn. Ser
Staat Gclnpurc lit Der 8. Stoat, Ser
bic 8cltGtigu,lg poll3ogen bnt.
Sn Ben iibriaen adt fu1o sic 9cftd@
II
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-19
elns ciucr 9lcoc uun HpuicpcltS
Sdjlpicgeriubn.

gSa ibin9tuu, II. Wdr5. Scr
Stlrm Ooriiber, pb hem Yriloentcu
auBeroroentIibc Nlabt gegebcn iperocn
Iol1c ulf Soften bcs &ongreNc5 bracb
gcltcrn in 5ollle allfs Neue lps.
sSl1 elmer aiebe, ipcld]e cillcu bite
rcn slngriff ouf Ben Gr6liocntcn uno
lcine 9iatb9cbcr cntliclt io9tc slbg.
9dplos Songlpprtb (Sbiu), bcr
Sbniegcr'obn bon Sberlt Mupiebclt:
"Gics lit nicbt Ser arieg bcs Yrdz
Iibcntcn! Sies lit nic)t Ser &rieg Ser
bcmpfrntilcben Enrtci; CO lit ser 3rie9
DEG anerifa1il1en &olfes. gSir iteben
hinter heln Erdlioertcu, lriht als SaS'z
btpibulm, lpnbern ireil CT in Ser &C.
genipart oas amcrifauticte SSplf bcrz
tritt. gBenn Scr Grdlibent in ieiuer
grpbartigen Siplirllng bon bem aez
ipD1nltdjcn Golfe - cine Slulirltng
rur sll ucr9lciden nit Ser Scr afifuop5
bes altell cupau unnl,tnltbor fir
aritifcn IN lcincu panolu1ocn lem
lpl, boun nulb bielcr &ricg gefobtcn
ircrben, lpie ME 5uppr eill aricg in Scr
@cltecIhicbte gefo6tcn lpltrDe.
Sic Nngclcgenbeitcn iino allf
cincn1 icbDncn Stonbpltnft ongefonlz
men. yScnn Sic Geletgeb.lng cillfacb
cinc Nrt orsiiibrenocr @cfeb( lci1
lpu, ipcnu apmitccs biclcs 'oulllc3 1llr
rcgiltrirenbc gFoIdil1en fem lollcl
fir ben Millcn be5 bDd}itcn geanten.
sus oicicmGrln1bc, claude icl, hoB sic
3cit bo ilt, 1r1 bcn bDhltc @cnmtcn
boppn iu Acnntib Sll lctcn, DOB mir
pprldlngcl. etiuns nts ct9cncr Sittluz
tipc 5u tblln, bab luir ms rprncbmcn,
sic Ypribldgc, iuclde ms opm onbez
rem Gnbc Ser Strubc iibcrlanbt ipcrs
Sen, gci1oll 5u priiTen."
Ser rmiiiide S,uunssfricSc ulsiiltis.
gSo 1bing II, II. @iar5. Sic
Neitdtigllu9 bcs rllllild) oclltlt'cn
Sricbcnspertrngc: 1citens Ocs Sppicts
&ongrclics miro. iuie pcrlolttct, ppl1
Yr1l gSilipn ais hllrh Gclualt erz
5plulgcn llnb hobcr als ebcnlp llll@
1iiltig bctrod,tct, lpie eli; crprcbtcr
@crtrag slpilden Eripotper|oncn.
Giuc bon cil,cm &crtrctcr Der slo@
miniitrotion crIol19tc Sarnclll1na
fol9t:
vacin Sricbcnspcrtru9, Sen bic
pcutiGcu Militarilten Den rltllild1cl1
Sppicts ollf5lpingcn, ipirp. lrenn G
sur GrDrteuug scr allgcnclncn Srlcs
Ioensiru9c slpiltbe.1 Sen Icsi tricgIih@
renocn &Dltern 9elongt, anertol1l'
llperOc1.
,YrdI. gSilipn bat in ieincr got
1duft at hos rulliltc &olf sic 31ele
iber Ser. Stdnten bur9elc9t luno an
biclcn 3ielcn miro man feltbnlten.
Sic periprpdene mordlilcfc un>
I,natcrieac llnteritiislna fir Die repoz
lutipndrc Selpegun9 bc5medt cine re-
lpublifaniide Mc9icrlrgsfnrn1.
| ,SScnn Sic @cridltc aus Wipsfnl
ridtig linb, bilrftc DC Slpan9alll'ter
pcrflma Scr Sopicts cher heip1rtcn
baB cus %plf iih 9csen hie Gtnor1ng:
linae en,pDrt llno einigt, ltott llb II
Sen Sriebcu Slt crgcbcn.
| ,Afnll Horf nie)t rcraencn, Dab pa''
| lrlbe HuBlonn. pas Iit snabo1t Del
outofratiihlicn Geaicrilna auf Grnel
bcuot 1nb reide @cbicic obtritt, np'
iiber cincn Sabr gescn slutafratie uni
fEprtleklIna duf Ser 4. Geite.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-19

= y q g .; 10. .ytQr3. Slc oIllIcl>
national &oarpelter Company ga6 &C.
item befannt, Dob lie on l. 9lpri( einc
neuc 2pbncrt06ung iiir i6rc S(n9cItcllz
ten pcrfiigen ipirb, sic ledlte lpdbrcno
Scr lcisten 21a jSSo6rc. Sic Jest pcrfilg>
tc 3ulage ipirps etipn 5cbn Nru5cnt be-
trogcn. Gcriibrt ipcrSc1 mc9r als 25,z
1000 sluacltellte Ser groBcn Sir1na.
Nciitlide fin SppcsItraie.
Gbiln.b clp : ia, Nn., 17.Wdr5,
Sobcsitrnfc fir oeutlde sigitatoren
lmb nmcrifu,1iihc @crr0tber lrltroc
um Srcitog bon Der Ebilnbclp6iatonz
fcrcu5 ser Wetbphilt gpiscppal G6urd
in Hclplutionen c1npfpblen, lpelbe 9ez
Ieacutlid oc1H13t- SSabrssbesiasnlnz
lung einitinmig ollgcnomn1cn lplirz
Sen. vSSir fprhcrn ihlcll1ige slilnubne
cincs @cicbc5", 10 lnlttct Bic 9ie'pll@
tiph olpclhcs belltlde sl9itoturen lno
oncrifanildc %crrdtbcr 9cnull iptc
Spipnc bclIrnit."
Inter il1bclnDcln, patr1otud)ent Gl1z
tbuliasnuls 1,ubmcn Sic 400 @cntl1z
d)clr lpeldc Ser 3onferen6 bellpobnteI,
sic Hclolutipn on.
9cutid,amerif. 9pDalitii tsuerbanb III
g. Safpta.
oSon,c5 tplrn, sc. 8, II. Wdr5
9)1it cinc,n bis 3u 40 &crtrctern aus
iebcnl Gpllutn I'M Stantc anluclcno.
crfl1rtcn iicf ocitcrn slncrlfo1cr ncutz
ldlcr s(bfllnit Sen Ser. Stdotcn gcgcnz
i:ocr lpnal lu,o proa,lilirtcn Sie lint
tco Stutcs pi slncricn Sppolnt s'Nptlz
ntipn".
s(nocnpn,n,euc @elcbiiiilc cucnncl1
Sen Aricg ais cn1en fir Srcibclt mn
@crcc1tiofcit ulr, pcrOnnlncn icnc, o1t
ser S,pltcric Ncituttcn, Die Stellt Der
&crrlmit cill5llucbmcn lno perpflldlz
ten lief s1 icoem Spfcr, bus sur SORT
fiibrlug Dcs 0ric9cs rntblpci1olg III.
Sic sur slunobmc acIonNtcn Stnz
tutc1 crtIdrcn c5 uls Sen 3lrccf ocS
Werbo1oc., alien nucrifnllllhcu Sllrs
oern oupulit1t ein5lflDbcnL ban1
2iuliIotipu nict ppn ser GrNc pcrs
1hluinoct.
Gem 3uana Der &crbdltuiNc iplgrnp
&unIos Gitp, II. N1r5. Glt
9irettprcllbcbDroe hcs bieliacn Scllts
lc6cn S5pipitols hnt bcutc hetul1t 9cs
ocben, boS scr Same oes &rnntcnholls
les in vMcicarch oulpitnl" o60cdllocr
! tpprben lit. 3chu Scr Sireftorcn DC;
S,nipitols lino III 9cutIdIono gejo:
rcn, Sic ilbrigcr bon bcutldrr slbfll''ff
ct. Spui5, Alp., II. aFdr6.
gtoc6ocm fiirstitb Sic 2ircttorcn Del
,@crnm1 Slmcricnn Sonf" nno Des
v@ern1un Gupings SnItituttpn" be
fonut ococbc,l, oob sic 9tnncn nlc'e1
bcipeu orubcn Ct. Coulter 6innr5l','t''
tutc nobiu obgcdnbert mcrocn irllroen
ooB lie nid,t ncbr an ibren nclltlde''
beslp. oeutIdumcrifonilrtcn lIrlprlul!
| crinncrn, fplst icst bic ~Gernt1n Vat
tllo( 9iie ,Snluroncc Company Of Ct
Spllis nit ser Nufforhcrrng olt lbr
olftipn1rc Observation-Disclosures, Tir en-
l6bulidlc slbinoerltng bes 9tnn1eu5 &c
Tcriiherllnes @elcllidaft ST 1t'n1
lmen. sic Ipll ncnt Ylun Slt1pl9e tIllf
| tia MIR nodl nNtl,tltal Sife Sl1'urdnc
Gpmpoup pi ct, 2miis" bctbcn.
| Sic @eIcllhoft ipllrbc 1887 ppl
lbiciiocu GcutId) An,eritoncrl &C
grii,nct.
GIcpcIano, II. MdrS. N
!, hicliaeu Stuotratb miro ont MiD1ta
. 81, cSrnnc .1l1ffInl11l1en. nj StrdEcll III
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-19
sc5.) @. 6. Otcaoop,

SuDQBunll5iS iSCtfetQr.
Ser Neflnn1cDirettor Scr brittcn
e5rcibcitsanlcibe, Sranf 81. 8il1on, fat
lid6 oiclcm slppcQ bcs SdabantsIcfrez
tars angeidlolicn lnb crl6Bt MIN oud
ieincrIcits folgenbcn sluTrllf:
"sln Die Stubs, @crcinc Srgauilaz
tioncn, &irden etc. in Ben Ser. Staaz
ten:
"Sn 9c5ng olf ha5 pprltebenbe Or
'lden llnIcrcr 9cgierung, lpie cs bur6
Den S6osomt5iefretir ser Ser. Gtaoz
ten, gS. e5. sNcNbuo, cr9angcn lit,
ncbmc i6 cs nls lclbltpcrlt1nblid) an.
bob Sic bieicm Gufe folgcn lucroen,
Inn luicbcrum Sbrcn Yntriot,5mus,
Sire 2uDnlitdt uno SIRE Spurlonfcit
5u bcpciicl1.
~So6 m0hte Sic bc5bolb bringcnb
bitten, BOB Sire Organization pbcr
airdc llnper5ii9lid Sebritte cillcitct,
1m iih III cincr prgoniiirtcn 8ciie on
Der Gampa9nc fir sic brittle Srci6cit5z
anlcibc 81 betbcili9cn.
Gin Spnbcrtpn1itcc iolltc oDne&crz
5lg crnannt lpcrbcr unb 5ulnn1n1e,lz
trctcn, I'M Eldnc fir bltrtols ipiiez
n1atllirtc 9cmiiblluacn 5ll cntlpcrfen.
(gc5.) Srnnf 81. gStlIon,
12rfCo,,rSircftnr
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-19

or9aniiirte llnb burdal5 iplterotiiirtc
0emiibungen cingelcitct iperbcn. 9esz
balb lit Die Ginreibung aGcr organiz
1irtcn aDrperIdafteu in sic fonmcnSc
fiir Die brittle Sreibcit5z
anleibc bon 9r0Btcr Scoeutlng.' S6
boffe, baB Die Nc9ierlrng bielc l1nterz
itiiBllng in iucitgebenoitem Mabe fin
ben lpirb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-19
@ns CT aeiust babtn ipa.

s(nlitcrpu is. StdrS. Sallt
aluoabc int Scrlillcr Snfalon6e19er
Iootc aniler Iilbelnt in eitcrSolldnft
on SEN Sropinsiolrath bon Ypnlnern:
nSd hese sic Tarfe Soffm!ns, pob
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-19
eyrci,uiQtse 9ubncrg1bung.

Gbicngp. IS. sNdr5. Sic Suffer-
national &ourrelter Company gn6 &C.
tern befonnt, DOB tic olr ! 9(pri( einc
ncuc 2pbncrID6ung fijr i6rc S(n9cltcllz
ten periiigen lpirb, Sic ledlte lpdbrcno
Der lcsten 212 lSo6rc. Sic Jest pcrfiig>
tc Outage pirps etipu 5cbr &rp5cnt be-
trn0cn. &criibrt ipcrScn mc9r nls 25,z
900 9(nocItcllte Ser groBcn Sirrna.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-19
{ Associated Pres!

(Sortleeung auf Der 4. seite.O
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-19
{ Associated Press
{ Associated Press }

y8albing On, is. Wtdr5. Sic
0prbcrcituneen fir Sic morgcn Itattz
finbenbe uebernabme Der bolldnoiihen
Sanbell6iffe. sic in anerifaniId,cn
Sodfen licscn, turen belltc abeno fers
tia, ipdbrcnS Sic 3egierilng ieScn
sluaenblif er,partcte, bon 2pnoon Die
holldubiIde s(ntiport auf bds britiId1s
omcrifaniIdc nltinatllm slt erbalten.
Nie ma,, beutc b6rtc, licgcn 6S boil
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-19
9eutl@e uuo Sederrei@tr bringen na6 QQen
&i0tungen III Der llfrQine por.
9te boQdnoiid)e @e8ternn8 id)etnt 8e8en oen 3Stl:
len oes Bottles gebanoelt 3n baben.
9e9ano miro gegen aueritanies Gsennm na& amean9em
8eiipiel por9eben.
srutfp sibt ei,e N'einnns Mbcr bic bridc 5rasc al.

Selon1urIfoQ b. S5inoenburg balo
cincu OollitGuoigen Steg an Der 8elts
front fir lln5 9etulnnen lptro."
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(Sortiesung auf ser 4. Seite.l
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lanbil6c Sdiffe nit cincm 9tolminz
halt bon ctlpa 100000 Sonne,1 in Sen
Sdfcn ocs Scltlunbcs Ser Ger. Stnnz
ten. lpd6rcnO III Ben 6dfcll Ser Snicl=
bclibllngcn ctipa 100000 Sonncr 5u
finocn lino. Sn britilc1cn @dfen liegcn
ilbcr 100000 Spnncn. slQe piele
S6iffc iinb in better TcrfoIlung unb
ucllgltcns 10 bnpon gcbDrcn 5l bc1
Observation-Disclosures, Die c5 iiberz
baupt gibt.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-03-12
s*%s~s@s@s*]s-

Prayer meeting services at Pres
byterian church tomorrow WED
nesdoy) evening at 7 80 instead of
Z as heretofore.
The union services next Sunday
night will be held at the Baptist
church. Rev. Clyde Darsie will
preach the sermon.
On account of the absence of the
Rev. J. s. Wilson, pastor of the
Baptist church, who is now in
Charleston, w. Va, engaged in a
meeting the Rev. T. Benton Hill,
who recently moved here from Vir-
ginia to make this his permanent
home, will conduct services Sunday
morning at the Baptist church. A
cordial invitation is extended to ALL
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-03-12
MARRIED LAST THURSDAY

Beautifully engraved cards an
nouncing the wedding last Thurs
day of Miss Elizabeth Alice Thomp-
son, of this city, to Mr.. Bruce Hill
Wood, of Carlisle, have been re-
eeived by relatives and friends.
Miss Thompson is a daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Thompson
and is a young woman possessing
those rare traits of character that
go toward making the perfect help
mate. With charming manner
and a disposition of exceptional
sweetness she was popular with a
wide circle of friends. Mr.. Wood,
while known to but few of our peo-
pie, is said to be most excellent
young man and it is with pleasure
the Advocate joins friends in wish
ing the happy couple happiness and
prosperity.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-03-12
ELKS ELECT OFFICERS

At the last meeting of Mt. Ster-
ling Lodge No. 723 B. p. o. E., the
following were elected as officers
Ben w. Hall, Exalted Ruler; VIM.
Enoch, Esteemed Leading knight ;
r. P. VIM, Esteemed Lecturing
Knight; C. w. Howe, Esteemed
Loyal Knight; E. W. Senff, Secre-
tary; j. o. Greene, Treasurer; C.
W. kirkpatrick, Tier; J. H. Con-
ner, Trustee; w. S. Lloyd, B.
Frank Perry and L. II. Arnold,
House Committee; Ben w. Hall,
Representative to Grand Lodge,
with John A. Judy as Alternate.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-03-12
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT

Mrs. Mabel Hurst, wife of Mr..
Ollie Hurst, of Lexington, was killed
Saturday night when a train struck
an automobile in which she and her
husband and an eleven year-old
child were riding. Mr.. Hurst was
driving the car and did not notice
the approaching train until too
late. The machine was knocked
against an embankment and rolled
back down and was again struck by
the train. Mrs. Hurst lived but a
short time but it is thought that Mr..
Hurst and the little girl will get well.
Hurst will be well remembered here
where he formerly resided and the
news of the accident will be received
with regret.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-03-12
THE SICK

Mrs. William Ramsey is on the
sick list this week.
\ Mrs. Hiram C. Wilson has recov-
cred from a siege of German
measles.
Miss Margaret Turley, who was
operated on last week for append
citis, is getting along nicely.
Master James Gatewood, who fell
from a running automobile several
days ago and sustained painful in
juries, is getting along nicely.
Mrs. A. S. Hart was operated on
at the st. Joseph's Hospital Friday
morning. She is now getting along
as well as could be expected.
Miss Lillian Heinrich, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Heinrich
of this city, is at Winchester hos
pital and her condition is reported
extremely serious.
Private Bernard Greenwade, OF
this city, stationed at Camp Taylor
is seriously i'll with double pneu-
monia. His mother, Mrs. Henry
Greenwade, is at his bedside.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-03-12

DR.. d. H. Bush, who recently
passed the examination and receiv-
ed an appointment as First Lieuten-
ant in the U. S. Army, has received
instructions to hold himself in
readiness to report for duty by
March 25th. Mrs. Bush and chill :
dren will remain in this city for the
time being at least. Dr. Bush is the
first doctor from this county to
join the colors.
w. S. s..
Improve your lawns by using
bone meal. We can supply it.
1927 Chiles- Thompson Gro. Co.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-03-12
PUTTING MONEY IN OIL STOCK

Among those known in this city who
have invested in stock in the Big
Four Oil Co., recently organized are
the following: Tandy Chenault, C..
B. Patterson, r. O, Lane, Land &
Priest, John C. Carpenter, Allen
Prewitt, Sr., Joe Campbell, J. H..
Conner, Mrs. Jno, M. Sewell, David
and Garnett Chenault, II. r. Prev
lit, Mrs. C. T. Evans and Prof
Bruce Reynolds.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-03-12

Mrs. Sarah VIM is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. D. U. Lipscomb, at
Nashville F@p ~ y "a
Hon. w b Ayhitds1ho has been
taking treatment several weeks for
rheumatism, at Hot Springs, Ark,
returned home Saturday, much i'm
proved.
Judge r. II. VIM, who has been
in Florida for several weeks, is now
in Paris with Mrs. VIM visiting
relatives. They are expected home
this week.
Mr.. Perry Flora, of the MI. Ster-
ling garage, and assistants returned
last week with six automobiles,
which they drove from the factory
at Flint, Mich.
Mr.. Sam Chenault, who is con-
nected with large oil company
with headquarters at Torrent, spent
the weekend with his parents,
Judge and Mrs. w. 0. Chenault.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Benton Hill ar
rived Friday from Virginia. They
will remodel their home ON Mays
vile, where they will reside. We
welcome these splendid people back
to our midst.
Mrs. w. T. Fitzpatrick, Jr., VINO
has been visiting relatives at At
lanta, Ca, returned home Satur-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick
have rented apartments in the Nc
Kee building.
Mr.. r. E. Punch left for Cincin-
natl Monday to see Mrs. Punch,
who has been under a physicians
care there for several weeks. We
regret to report that she is not do
ing as well as was hoped for.
Mrs. Ohio Kimbrough returned to
her home at Denver, Colo, today
after a visit to her brother, Mr..
Marvin N. Gay, and other relatives.
She was accompanied home by Miss
Catherine Stofer, who will make an
extended visit.
Mr.. Andrew Wyatt, of st. Louis,
Mo-, an old Mt. Sterling boy, who
has made good with one of the big
business concerns, Armour & Co.,
was a visitor here last week for a
couple of days. Mr.. Wyatt had not
visited the city for eight years and
was given hearty welcome by
many old friends.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-03-12

Fixtures for Sale.

Complete set of grocery and meat
store fixtures including electric
coffee grinder, meat grinder and
peanut butter machine. Also Bur-
roughs adding machine. These fix
lures will be sold at sacrifice and
will be sold as a whole or will sell
sell separately, Come and see these
fixtures and they can be bought
worth the money.
W. T. Fitzpatrick, Jr,,
37-2t Mt. Sterling, Ky.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-03-12
PERSONALS
Observation-Disclosures:

MISS Laura mart was III LexlnS-
ton last Thursday.
Mr.. George C. Eastin was a visit
or in Frankfort last week.
Mr.. K. N. DeHaven, of Lexington,
spent Thursday in this city.
Mr.. William Oldham has returned
from a visit to Washington, D. G.
Col. Webster p. Huntington is in
Lexington this week on businessJ
4 Mr.. r. A. Chiles left last week for
Hot Springs for few weeks stay.
Mrs. r. L. Coleman has returned
from visit to friends at Ashland
Judge H. Clay Mckee has gone
to Battle Creek, Mich, for a short
stay.
Miss Nell Upton has returned
from a visit to friends at Shelby
vile.
Col. s, NJ Newmeyer has return
ed from a business trip to Cincin-
matt.
Mr.. S. P. Greenwade left today
for Martinsville for a few weeks
stay.
Mr.. John j. Walsh is in Louisville
and Cincinnati this week on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Walsh and two
charming children are visiting rela-
tives here.
DIR. d. L. Proctor, of Lexington,
spent Sunday and Monday with
friends here.
Mr. Ed. Stamler, a Lexington ar
chitect, was in this city one day
last Hcch Ol DuSAhCoS.
Miss Lucy Clay Woodford has
returned home from a visit to rel
atives in Clark county.
Mrs. ]. C. McNeal has returned
from Martinsville, where she has
been spending several weeks.
Mr.. ]. Y. Rogers, of the Rogers
Company was in Louisville a cou
pie of days last week on business.
Mr.. w. F. Schooler, of Somerset,
was in this city last week to attend
the funeral of his brother, Mr.. c. G.
Schroeder.
Mr.. Harvey Knox spent Monday
in Lexington and placed his son in
the Fugazzie School of Business in
that city.
u MIR. l. N. Phipps, of Chanute,
Kan, but who is now located in the
oil business in Powell county, was
in this city few days last week.
Judge and Mrs. G. Allen McCor-'
mick have returned from Florida,
where they have been spending the
winter. The Judges health. is greatly
improved.