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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-25
Ia triste historic de la bailarina Mata-
E1iari, fusilada por esE,ia, en- Francia
A Ia information que d6 esta gentil artsta a los aemanes, Sc de-
bieron los pruneros fracasos de los "tanques" ingeses

Consegu:do ell permiso, la Policia,
de dicho puerto anuncia la llegada de
Mata-Hari, la cual, segun informes
secretos, acompanada del Official de
la seccion de "tanques" realiza con
una curiosidad excesiva diversas Wis
tas. los monstruos ingleses.
:Realiz6 la bailarina esta vez su
ccmetido?... Sin duda alguna, pues-
to que regresa a Paris Y acto Sc
guido 10 abandona.. iAdonde va?..
En- el Hipodromo de San Senastian.-
Amistades fatales.-una Victoria
Costosa.-Los Documentos del Pa
lacete.-Detencion de Mata-Hari.-
FL pr0ceso y SUI muerte.
Empezaba ell verano, Y San Sebas-
t;;r-la linda joya del Caatabr!co-se
potlaba de ricos extranjeros de todas
las nacionaiidades, V entire ellos II
nubc de espias y agentes secretos.
Mata-Hari, al parecer apasionada
cor las carreras de caballos, hace su
aparici6n en- Ia Concha, con su eterno
ropajc blanco, atraycndo las miradas
pcc 81 ex~tr2crGinaria hermosura.
LII siguen sagaces ageateS france
Sc: Y pronto Sc sabe en- Ia Prefectu-
RI &c Paris que Ia s~olitaria dc! Bots
tie!:c amistades en- Ia ciudad espano-
II con p~ccsonajes encmigos, Y las au-
toridades franccsas orden2n m re-
| gistrc minucioso Gil ell palacio de Ma
ta-Ha-i. Documentos muy ~importan-
tcs debieron hallarSe ALI puesto cue
teleeraficamente Sc avisa Z Ia frontc-
IA para que en- ell momelt0 cue re-
| retire en- territorio frances sea de-
tenida Ia bailarina acknowledgements.
Micntras sc inicia la ofenGiva fran
| co-britanica del Somme Y hast2 noso-
tros llega, por conducto secreto. ia
ordcn Gel dia que el genera! haig
ha dirigido a ST. Gobierno:
"El emplco de ~''tanQues' ha side
De satisfactorios resultados: pero mu-
chas de nuestras maquinas han ST.
&c puestas fuera de combatc, Y nc
ror proyectiles tirados por elevation.
Gesde detras de las lineas alenanas,
sine por fuego directo de trayectoria
riana V por proyecti!eS de penetra-
ci6n de requeno calibre, d~isparadas
por unos nuevos canones de trinche,
I'd de 81 miametros, sin duda cons
t-uidoS eSpecialmente, pues dichos pre-
y~ectiies de5arrollan gran velocidad J
ticnen una enorme penetration. obser
vandose ia particularidad de que atra,
vieSan toda clase de armaduras an:es
de estallar."
! Estas palabras demuestran que al
guien ha enterado a los alemanes del
s~ecreto y de las parties mas debiles dc
los famosos "tanQues."
Mata-Hari ha sido encargsda de
GiYulgar el secreto, Y al atravesar ia
frcntera de Francia, las autoridade;
Ia encarcelan.
Con pruebas verdaderamente abru,
madoras Sc instruye ell proceso de Ia
admirable danzarina Y el Console de
Guerra Ia condena al fusilamicnto.
F,sta es la famosa historic de Ma
ta-Hari, Ia bellisima bailarina de ojos
brujos Y de e~splendida hermosura Que
page su TRACTION a Francia con la Vi
da. en- ell poligono de Vincennes...
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-25
SIGUEN LOS ROBOS 4 LAS
CANTINAS.

FL policia Volz, al hacer 81 ronda
en- Ell sector en~comendado a su vigil
lancia, Sc encontro aver en- la madru-
gada con que habia sido forzada Ia
cerradura de Ia cantina de Eduardo
Kelies, la que esta ubicada en- ell nl-
nero SO2 de la avenida D. 1nmedia-
tamente Sc llamo al dueno para que
fuera a dar fe del robo Y este, des-
pues de practicar un ligero recoroci-
bian sido robadas seis botellas de
whiskey, las que en- junto contenian
gallon y medic de esa bebida esprit
tuosa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-25

Revisando los GAMES del e~XtraAje-
70, hcmos encontrado una !arga re-
isci6n de los hechos que ocasiona-
ron la muerte de Ia Malta Rarl, tu-
sjlada recientemente por espia en- Ell
Policono de Vincennes. Este suce5o
que tanta resonancia ha tenido Ell
e. mundo entero-!o cuentan, de Gis-
trtas maneras los diarios erropeoS.
Nosotros haremcS I'm eXtracto toma1
d, lc queen realidad-nos pare2c2
mas yeridico V de mayer intereS pa
Ia los lectores.
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Nata-Hari, eSpia de los alemanes

81 espantoso choque, Ia pugna bru-
t.! V horrenda de dos razas que ac-
tualmentc Sc. d~eSpedaZan en- los caNi-
nos deso!ados de Ia VEGA Eu-oDa,
il.ya 4 ycGos los rinconcs del mUn-
do csc drama s6rGido ) caStrc-o en-
p Que con ~astucia de fe!inos sc niue
ven tantos Observation-Disclosures
n,uHecos-que unos por patriotismO y
los mas por el oro. eacuoren suS cueT-
ros baio el tragico disfraz del cs-
pla-
e espicnaje alberga en- 81 alma
colectiva una crueldad tan re1nada.
cue muchas wees, Il traves del Gil
canto brujo de unos adora5les ojoS
de mujer, envia e. aiiento envenena-
der de n "Silenciosa," sobre ml--"rca
dc i.feLces. que ALA, en- sus cueVaS
&c ,3pos 0 en- Sus FrcsidioS flot"a-
te-, apenas saben cl pcrQuc del ter%,
he azote dc ii guerra.
: asta sangrienta Y complltada ma
qaiaa. cue tan sagazmente mancl9.
! los ad~vcrsaricS hoy en- luch2, anslcsS
siemrre de v:ctimas, Ia t~rita.@Go en.
! tie sus t~entadores e~ngranaicS 81 cuSr,
rc bianco Y soaroSado de Mata-h&n
la>famcsa bailarina acknowledgements"
ouc un dia. con sus danzas sagraGas
dc bayadera india. produjo i@ ADM
: Tac:6n en- todos los teatros del nun
do.
y. aqucl arrogantiSimo ooTtc, =
SIS hermosos cabe;ioS de orc, nj to.
erqndes Y misteriosos ojos yerdes d.
Nata-Hari, movieron 4 IA compassion
= una manana lluvioSa Y rr!Ste, G
dos Marie, cenudo y cruel. ras&c c
G! poligono de Eicennes con unos cra'
. ties pEcmos eli cuecpo escultural d.
L. ;rfeliz danzarina.
Mata-FEari. que en- Ia iencUa java
rc.a signif;ca 'ojo de Il manama.
era el uoEbre de guerra .Que Ia -
mesa bailarina usaba para p~rcsentar
SC a publico; pero 81 v~erdadero non:
bre era el de Margarita Gertrsd:
Iellc Mcleod; habia NaciGo - Ho'Ga
On. nero desde nina Sc cri6 ea J2v;
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-25
Sc pedira ell div0rcio.

Tenemos informes de que Ell esposo
cfendido, entabiara, en- breVc, ell JUL
clio de divorcio respective.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-25

ia ScnJrI Lhrfrcf Lopez ursed sdDer Ia
actual Residential de Juan Lopez V Ju-
Ia ValadcL qlll"nc> Ell Sophomore de 1917
'r>idlan Ell I'OT.i3itOn. kGn>.. SiIYGu>c di-
rieir. ruaiquirr inrorrne su6rc Ci particI-
lar. q Ia sonora Carmen Lopez, Powhatton,
klns. OPS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-25

pc>eO !"Ecr inrJrmcS d. Ia scilcra mi
madrc, SOlcdad BcItTdn. como dc 30 ahos
he CGaG y nicS dc aliura y de mi hernia
na, Ia sehO!tta Tulsa Bcl'ran, como de
Il ailUS De cdad. OrigiIaTiaS de NDrclIa.
Mich, Mexico. CGalauicr infOrmc sohre
Ell particular, >:rvalsc d~l:igiTiO 4 Ignacto
2eltifin, i!2j-iiTh. ST., Harrisburg, Pa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-25
R E c

Sc la mdestre a sus amigos que suIFaa
de caiIos, mezquinos, Zizotes y granos dc
la piel. Con 25c., en- timbrcs postales gus
me remita lc mando a yuelia. de correc
franco de porte, n cajita de pomads
Gonzalez. La meior del mundo para esta5
Intermediates. Devuelvo el dinero a ll
persona que sc cure y no sane.
ESPlRIDIOS GONZALEZ
P. o. Sor 5f7. LAREDO, 1EL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-25

siliE Yui:NA qualification a CuiCn ne in
rCrlne arerra dc mis- herEIinOs Estcbdn v
EiclariGao CamaCi!o. originErios de Ia Vi
H. DE hliilllana. Tlma!ilipaS, Mexico. POr
digunOs amos rcsIGIcrGn rn MatdmOroS v
mas larie - intcrndruD 4 EstadUs CnidUs.
SlrvalSc G~irijlrSe a Francisco CaIGach0,
80 sherman ST.. san AaiUniO Tex. l2-a5)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-25

Bucna qualification dare 4 Quicn me in
fC'mc de Joaquin Barrasa Y Gerirudis
hr1enla. caSado tsS titimo con fulalia or
Ecsa. quleneS ;iencn tres hItos: Jose. Ino-
ccncla V GcrtcldlS, cuyaS cdsdrs son de
) . 3 amos. En- Julio del aho paSido Sa-
Heron de Millrii, Texas. rUmbo i san An
tonic, Texas v deSdc esq rccia no he vueI-
10 Il tcncr Iotir!a de clos. Di?ijirsc a
Evarisio arizona, 1851 d. 81. Fresno, Cal.
A3-YTJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-25

GiatIiicaTc con $40 a qulcn me dc in
G0lIncS vcridirG> d. mi h@TmanO MERGED
Torres. OrlSlnlrIo de GIianajuito, Mexico:
ilenr ina cicatriZ en- Ia cara. Siryarse
dIrIg!rSe L lrudencia Torres, KlOma. Kans.
i2-a7J
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-25

GiiTIFICARE con see la persona que
me- prOpOrcIUHc lnfDrmcS rcridiCoS de mi
hiIa Cecilia .tLIa qU!cIl Ilc!e lin hiJlto
cuy0 noiiiHr2 cs CclSO MUniciOngu. In
1900 viva en Ia hacienda de BiIfalo. Chill,
y Dc ALI 81 raG!c6 en- MADEIRA. Chin, v
eli UCtuDrc &c 1917 !uyc nOiicia DE que Sc
hailaDa Ell Laredo, Texas. S.rvdnsc dirt
ilrsc Il CeSa:c1 Aqua, Box aj@, GcaeS,O,
kanS. (a-SJ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-25
.PESCUISAS-

FL scnor Luz Gonzalez Y Ia ScfiHra Dolores
hIurGa lie Gonzalez desean Sabcr Ia actual
rcsiucnCla dc su hIIa Ramona Gunzaicz,
qi!!cn !laCe CuaIrO amos SaIi0 Ge Durango,
MEXICO. : Ia persona cue nos de- lnfor.
mes cNaciuS Ia YraIiricarcGlos con Si0.UL.
Lualquier in!orMc GIrisaSc ! Dolores Muir
"a, Go. Miller Construction Co., snowflake,
Ariz. C2-i2-3-itl
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GRAliFIC!ARE con $500 4 Quicn nv de in
r1rinc$ cXlCIDS aCcrCa de la schUra TirSa
Torres. La aCOmpaiian las niii3S Rrbcca y
Esther MuiiCZ cU.gU dc'i3 v Il 2iOS res
pcci!vam"ntc. La Ultima carIa que recbf
rue de Columbus. Tam2ubpas, jIcXico en-
iyIi. Sirvdnsc G~igIii:Se a sara MuGoZ. CO.
LA PIENSA, san antonio. Texas. ESQ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-25
CAWKiO DT C0[-;IT0Nio

FL DR.. Martinez GuZE!an. pariici0a z Sl
y al p1biicO On general. hahcr
ST. Oficina y rcSidcncIa 4 IA cS-
yuma Yves; Commerce : North l.cOna Sis,
en- fonde Sc Ofrcce de mIeFo d sIs reSpc-
tables ordcneS. Intermediates FcnereaS V
pariOS. Mcdicina en- general. Scrvicio me-
dIro a todaS horaS del dia y de la nocilc.
lelcIolio travis POO. (3-2j
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-25

NECESIT0 cOSiITcra que scra 4 coAcien-
| ria sI or!cio. Ocnrra personalmcn:e a
40 Laurel 81. TT. 35i3. (2-i7-a-a6).a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-25
-DIVERSOS-

DESEO proposiciones propietario TERRA ne
era. vieja. cultivada para Sembrar algodon.
o recibO tranSpGSo Conirato. DlTllalse Q
Juan BuenroS;ro, 1919 santa Maria ave,
Laredo, Texas. go.
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AVIsOS DE OCCASION


Sc NECESlTAN Seii0ritas para elabOrar NJ
rOs. Finck Cigar Factory, i2D1 west Coin-
meTCc 81. !3-:p
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STAR EMPLOYMENT CO., III North Flores
ST.. puede prOp0rcionar a I'd. trabaIadoreS
o eInp!eoS. Telerono Travis loss. $500
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-25

ANTEOJOS en- abonos. La CompaGia era
mcr. 3i9 Hicks Cldg., ESGIina de HOUSTON
V Aven!da c.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-25

SIENDO I'd. comercianie tiene derecho .
reciblr nuestra LiSta de Precios cn artlcu
los de pTimera necesidad. SlrVase oar
nos 81 direction. J. II. and q. MRrrhqfio
ts, UuliTUSa ST.
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49,
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-03

The personal endorsement that
Tanlac is receiving here could not be
bought with money. Neither could
Influence obtain them if Tanlac were
not worthy OF every good word that
could be said about it. Interesting
stories from every source tell Of Its
Influence upon the nervous system
and digestive processes.
One prominent authority says:
when the nerves are worn out and
vitality becomes low there will be
general breakdown or decline Of the
entire system. The patient tires on
the slightest exertion, passes wake
full nights. arises unrefreshed and Is
often more tired in the morning than
when he went to he'd.
Among the symptoms will be no.
ticed indisposition or debility, poor
appetite, Indigestion, weakness in the
back, vertigo, fainting spells, wonder
ing pains, hot flashes and chills,
specks floating before the eyes. buzz
zing in the ears, terrible itching and
severe headaches. To relieve these
conditions there Is nothing like Tan
lac.
Come Frov Every Zone.
The products Of many countries
From South America are imported
large quantities of plants that soothe
the nerves even as Nature has sooth-
ed them with continuous sunshine.
From along the river Nile come leaves
recognized for their action on the
liver. In great pine forests are gath
cred substances to relieve catarrh
From the frozen regions Of the north
come those for digestion. The natives
Of these countries are noted for their
ability to digest fats that would send
a dweller of temperate zone to an
early grave, a victim Of acute dys-
pepsia.
Tanlac Is a tonic OF wide family use.
1t is sold and recommended by the
Wilkinson Drug Co. and by all other
leading druggists in Keokuk and
nearby Iowa towns.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-03
KEOKUK GROCERY
MAN MADE WELL

Albert J. Reimer, floor man at the
S. Hamill wholesale grocery, who
lives at 1924 Main street. Keokuk.
says: 49,
When I started to take Tanlac I
had reached a point where was go
ing down hill fast. was losing
weight day by day. My stomach and
nerves were completely upset I no
ticed that Tanlac was highly recon-
mended but at first didn't take
much stock in the published state
ments. 1 said. they are Just like
others. all made up
Finally, however, I decided to try
It. Now I want to say that Tanlac
is certainly fine for sick stomachs. /
am on my fourth bottle and can eat
such foods as saur lGraut, pickles
and sausage. l haven't found thing
that hurts me or gives me indiges-
ton. I am much stronger and my
nerves are excellent I wouldn't take
anything for the good Tanlac did me. -
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-03
is VERY GRATEFUL
FOR GOOD HEALTH

Il formerly suffered with indiges-
ton. Almost everything | ate cause1
gas to form on my stomach. I was
nervous. too. 1t was surprising how
quickly Tanlac helped me-" said w.
H. Champ, tile worker, who lives
at Warsaw, III.
Mr.. Champ had called at the Wiki
inson Drug Co, Keokuk, to relate his
experience with the new tonic that Is
now being introduced here by this
firm.
My stomach was sour and occas-
ionally / had dizzy spells. I was al
ways constipated.
My improvement began with the
first dose OF Tanlac and as l con-
tinued to take It continued to get
better Finally my appetite came
back. Then I could eat anything
without being annoyed by indigestion.
/ have not had a headache or a dizzy
spell for several weeks. In fact, I'm
full OF pep and my work seems
easier. l feel that I would be I'm
grateful not to endorse Tanlac."
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-03

HITS AUTO GAME
Cole Motor Car Co. of indianapolis
Has Experimental In Decep-
tive Celebration With
Success

Pedestrians. do not be surprised If
some OF these days before long you
are strolling across quiet and seem
ingly empty street and suddenly hear
an auto siren blow in your ear 1t
will not be the departed spirit Of
some Lizzie that you have mis-
treated, coming back from the haven
of defunct cars-it will simply be
some sport with the latest thing in
camouflaged automobiles.
The Cole company of Indianapolis.
have recently experimental with one
OF their Aero-Eight models camouflag-
ed against a landscape of snow. A
picture OF 1t in recent motor journals
shows the results obtained. At a
short distance even it would be hard
to distinguish and determine what it
might be, SO cleyerly is the detail Of
the background painted on the body
OF the car. Many eccentric motorists
have had their cars done in uncon-
ventional coloring but this latest fad
should strike them Just right. Think
OF the opportunities It would give to
the poor press agents for their pet
actresses to be owners of camouflag-
ed cars. 1t would also result in many
accidents of the n't-know-what-
hit-you" variety.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-03
A CHILD DOESN'T
LAUGH AND PLAY
IF CONST|PATEO
IF PEEvlsH, FEvERiSH AND SICK,
GIVE "CALIFORNlA SYRUP
OF FIGS"

Mother! Your child isn't naturally
cross and peevish. See If tongue is
coated; this is sure sign its little
stomach. liver and bowels need a
cleansing at once.
When listless, pale, feverish. full OF
cold, breath bad, throat sore. doesn't
eat, sleep or act naturally, has stom-
ach-ache. diarrhoea, remember. gen.
tie liver and bowel cleansing should
always be the first treatment given.
Nothing equals California Syrup of
Figs" for children's ills; give a tea
spoonful, and in a few hours all the
foul waste, sour bile and fermenting
food which is clogged in the bowels
passes out of the system, and you have
well and playful child again. All
children love this harmless, delicious
fruit laxative" and it never fails to
effect a good inside cleansing. Di
rections for babies, children of all
ages and grown-ups are plainly on the
bottle.
Keep 1t handy in your home. A lit
tie given today saves a sick child TO-
morrow. but get the genuine. Ask your
druggist for bottle Of California
Syrup of Figs" then look and see that
1t Is made by the California Fig Sy.
rup Company"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-03
THE SPRING DRIVE e

Our boys are going cOver the top,
and into No mans land" this spring,
No one has any doubt OF their ability
to get there. There will also be a
spring drive on this side of the ocean,
because March is the years blue Mon
day." 1t is the most fatal month of the
year. March and April is time when
resistance usually is at lowest ebb. It
is trying season for the rundown"
man. But medical science steps in, and
says, it need not bell We should
cultivate love of health, sense of
responsibility for the care of our bodies.
Do not allow the machinery of the body
to clog. Put the stomach and liver in
proper condition. Take DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, to be had at
most drug stores in tablet or liquid
form, tablets sixty cents q vial, COM
posed of native herbs. This puts the
stomach and liver in proper condition.
You may be plodding along, no spring,
no elasticity, no vim, but as soon as you
have put the body into its normal physi-
cal condition-oiled the machinery, as
it were you will find new vim, vigor
and vitality within you. A little "pep,"
and we laugh and live. Try it now.
Send DR.. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y, 1Oc. for
trial package. A little energy will save
the day. The prime necessity of life is
health. With spirit and energy you
have the power to force yourself into
action. The Golden Medical Discovery
is the spring tonic which you need.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-03
IS WELL RECEIVED
OVER IOWA STATE

TanLac, the new remedy that Il
now being introduced here by tbs
Wilkinson Drug Co. has been vel
received in every part OF the state,
according to Chas. Gross, travelling
salesman for the Goodyear Tire Co.
who recently stopped at the lows
Hotel, Keokuk.
Seeing Tanlac advertised In YOU
newspapers I thought ! would cont
in and tell you my personal expert
ence." said Mr. Gross at the Wilkin
son Drug Co.
Every place I go l notice Taniai
Is recomm ended by the people OF tn.
city | am in. And it is a good medi
cine, too, l know from having takei
1t myself.
Before I took Taniac I had a mis-
cradle case OF Indigestion. / had
bad taste in my mouth caused o.
food souring. felt bloased ami
stuffy after eating. Finally my live
became sluggish and then I was an
moved with constipation. | took Tan
lac and it fixed me up fine | haven
a sign Of indigestion now. My live
is active and in fact feel like net
man"
This is only a sample Of what Pc
pie say about Tanlac. Not only i
Keokuk. but in Des Moines, Slou
City. Davenport. Dubuque and othe
cities the best citizens recommend
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-03
output Of United Lead company's
Works Here viii be Doubled
When This 10
Installed.
TAKE SEVERAL MONTHS
pye Casting Machinery In Meantime
Goes In and Bearings and
Castings Will Be
Result.

New machinery to double the out
nut Of the United Lead compa1y's
plant at Keokuk has been ordered, T.
r Wettstein, manager of the plant
said today. The machinery may not
arrive here for another eight or nine
months, but when 1t gets here, and is
installed. 1t will mean doubling the
capacity of the local plant. There will
be no appreciable increase in the
working force at the plant, necessary,
however, officials of the company say,
possibly two or three men will be ad-
ded.
In the meantime dye casting ma.
chinery is going to be installed, pos
sibly within the next seven or eight
weeks, which will be, used for the
manufacture of bearings and small
castings. This work will be COM
menced as soon as 1t is possible, and
1t is expected that this machinery will
be shipped within couple OF months.
The castings and bearings will be
made from the Ulco-hard metal which
is the product OF the KeoKuk plant.
The bearings will be such as are com.
monty used inr autos. machinery OF
various kinds, and wherever small
bearings are needed. The castings will
be made by the machine for various
small pieces Of machinery, and the
like.
The addition of this machinery to
the plant OF the United Lead company
points to the success of the plant, and
its expansion proves that the COM
pany is going to be one of the big in
dustries here.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-03
PAINTER is FULL
OF LIFE AND VIM
Keokuk Man Tells Of His Relief
Through Taking Tonic Oh
tained at Wilklnson's
Drug Store.

Lee Sycle, painter, who lives at the
Hotel Hawkeye, says:
"My system was all run down. J
had very severe case OF stomach
trouble. Almost everything l ate
soured and fermented. simply
couldn't touch meat. cabbage and
onions. II I drank coffee, I was sure
to be sick.
II felt tired and sluggish and just
had to force myself to move around
went to the Wilkinson Drug com.
pany to get some medicine. They
recommended Tanlac and l decided
to try it. l must say that 1t is
wonderful medicine. I can eat any.
thing now and drink all the coffee
want. too. Nothing seems to hurt
me.
Il am 50 much stronger that my
work is easier. Tanlac gives you
real. genuine pep"
Sound statements are based on OK
act knowledge and such knowledge
can only be gained by experience
The great faith hundreds Of thousands
OF people have in Tanlac. has been
brought about by circumstances
Most people Judge Tanlac as man
Judges old friends. not by a Quich
Impression. but by what they have
actually seen It do.
Beyond the evidence Of any one 10
cality stand tens Of thousands OF PEG
pie In all parts Of America who are
ready to vouch for Tanlac. These airs
people who are grateful for the relief
Tanlac has given them in stomach
kidney, liver and catarrhal ailments