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New-York tribune., 1918-01-03

GNOSDEN-At the residence OF her niece.
Miss Amy H. Topham. Glcnada Place,
BROOKLYN. on January l. Sophia H. Ga,s-
den, in her Sith year. Funeral services
thursday, January 3. . 80 p. m. Relatives
and friends invited Interrnent private. :
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03

ii.ssesi tsapcra-ure yee,egd9s. l. degrees Al ~
2 m. icsssi. 5 Iat nj, average. e: a'esss'
sArne ds;e last year. So; average same dale '''
thirty tlree years. e.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03
Fire Record

A ".
-2:so-s.o w 10th st: unknown trlaing
l;o0-t2l j. ll1A ST. Salvatore faco: tria!ug
ae-9sS St Nicholas av.: Unknown. trif.ag
80. % +. J3u 81. rl.know:i. slight
f.t1-si Cd av.. GugSc. .ae.Irer & HISS; slight.
i.is-5SJ - ay unknown. slight.
oG--e a-d q ConIasrcs St. Samuel Cohen &
e.; sight.
S:2o~aeth q. ard I:ds: River. coal barge: Moran
rowing Go: slight.
tO-i-l iin a.. unknown: slight.
s'J5-1b Alisa -: Jacob Xuaer; r..i,sGwu
S.A5--16 AOnsce s. unknown. slisii'
Gifts, X. !i2d 81. uni.ncr zig.
a.il-s2 csi- -esoo.t 81. jams s,'.ran. :r.fnG
o..0--liS " t4il ST.: Maria ,rcser irlfs.H.
{ .g--i4o ConAnen~e@.h as.: -nii,satYn. siisir
IT, - . caa.bea ~ ossaes a'..4oaH: sssii,
a-%5-~i!1 re.rg st.. Fc.shmal yaas, 90. ~.
ie55-3oS W. 7StA s.. o.neg unknown: wiling
:! ..t-22T /. asth 81. Isaac ss.bcrUan: sight
1i:it-d2a u. iolA 81. Atlantis 4J..ss Co IL
G,ng.
l2:o5-.7sS Weels owner unknown: sijgh
i2,.G--H Pelham St. s,wn,t urknca,a; 81 ght
l2:10--:9,s sth av. Daniel Frcge.: Slight
;-0-lltth st. and 81 av.. Eroilx Police Depart.
rnent slight
i25->2.o Madison St: owner unknown: slight
l.S0--Northwcst corner l6Sth 81. and Sedgwick
ng.nir n.known slight
t0-l22g Madison ay.. br. Ottn Slogan sight.
l.i5-:5 W, l34th ST.: Max klstu slight.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03

GLEASON On Monday. December 81. 1917
Barbara. beloved wife OF William j. Ge:,-
son, III hcr torty-sixth year. Relatives and
friends arc respectfully invited to attend
the funeral on Thur day. January 8, 1918
AT u u1.. from her late residence 5S1
to st, Miehacls MonaS terry Church. where
solemn hign mass Will be offered for the
happy rcpose Of her soul. Inernent r
Holy Name Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03

white, G-l0 lbs and oycr to dozen. per
dozen. $50 81 26 dark. pr dozen, s1.5o
a.; culls, per doaey 71ca$l.
Live Poultry. Fowls, lb, 25c: mite
Lcglorns, III, goa 23c; chichena. 10,
23c; old roosters. ID, 1sc; turkeys,
nearby, fancy -, 3gc; ducks, state, aV-
crage, ID, 2tfo 25c, geese state. average
run. ID, 2io. 25c; pigeons, average fun,
ntr pair 3DNJi3 i3Jc
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03


2io Montague Street. Brooklyn, y.
The following is a diagram Of the prov
erty to be sold its street number is %
West 10Th Street:
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03
Orchard and Field
Hay and STRAY

Yesterday. A year ago.
Per tol,) trer toni
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03
suRRoCATEs' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
honorable John P. Cohalan. Surrogate
NJ the County OF New York. notice Is
hereby given to all persons having claima
asainst Matte r. Boyd. late Of the County
~ New York. deceased. to present same
vi,h vouchers thereof to the subscriber al
Mace Of transactins business. at The once
Hf his attorney. S. Sidney Smith. No. II
Wall street In the city of New York, ou
patod, New York. thc .nd day of July,
1917. ROBi-Ni l.. BOYD,
s SIDNEY SMITH, Executor
Attorney for Executor.
"A Nall Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03

4 u.. OF y m. 30 o. p H. 's'"
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03
FORECLOSURE SALE.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF. NEW
againat Elizabeth ]. McMannus and others.
defendants.
closure ana sale, duly made and entered IN
the above entitled action. and bearing date
tho 2oth day of December, 19l!, l. me
named. will sell at public auction, at the
Exchange Salesroom, Nos. la-l6 Nesey
Street, in the Borough or Manhattan, city
1918, at 10 O'Clock noon on that day. by
Henry Brad "nctteneei' the pr, premises ss
therein described as follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land. situate on the northerly side % Nine
teentli Street in the Borough Of Manhat-
scl.ihed as follows:
Beginnins at q point on the said Nine,
tccnth Street distant one hundred and
seventy fee, ten inches easterly from the
easterly corner OF Eighth Avenue; and run
ns ,he"Ss sassFy aons the nohsr
feet six inches TO the center of a party wall
standing partly on the lot hereby conveyed
and partly on the lot adjoining the east :;
and part Of the way through said party
wall. seventy five feet and eight inches, !,
ihcrCe eastcrly and parallel with Nine
tceuth street. twenty two feet six inches: ::
thence northerly. and parallel with said
avenue, thirty six feet nine and one fourth
inches more less to the northerly line OF
tho line Of the t1rd CT the party Of the
,irst part; thence westerly, along said land.
MT, one feet more or less: thence sout :
orly, and parallel with sad avenue, one
hundred and four feet ton and one four Ii
inches more or less to the northcrly side
Of Nineteenth Street. at the point OF be-
ginning. Said premises being known as
No. 257 West Ninelcenth Street.
Dated New York, December 2lst. 1917
WILLIAM \. McQUAID.
Referee
JAMES O. MILLER.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
2lo Montague Street. Brooklyn, y. Y
The following is a diagram Of the prop
erty TO be so!d its street number is 257
/ West 10Th Street:
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD
LOST Il tNlsEOOKS

LOsT.--Bansbook 80. aa.s5A, ssarsn's
Bank for Savings &c Wal 81, New York
Payment stopped ana cancellation applieI
for. l.east return - bark
LOST.--Baukhool. No l0S,469, issued lv
he Metropolitan Savings Ban} q New
Ict.'. le4anerr has oecn stopped. Finder
r.e@se return book 10 bank.
IeSJ.-Passbcok "a. ao7.o04. Mar!en sae-
ings Bank. Eas- 12tth st. He.ur.! 30 bank;
pan pun puH pan pAa p.ili Vaupunps.rra
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03
The Weather Report

WASHINGTON. Jan The n-adle Western
disturbance o. Tuesday n'sht c.a'lauca is south
eastward movemol.t with bat slight decrease ~ jn-
.e'lsi:s and S central Tonight Northern Flor
Ida Tho snow that .eil d1r~s the last twenty.
our hours OF account of this dist slaiice covered
the upper lake ald vest lo~ec .tl.e gcsiors. the
upi~s Mississippi a.! tae OHIO "slsgs. Icruessea
perlsylrania s~d Tes 3sr3~s 9re zee al.e
lalt local rains In Georgia anl Alabama. 5ut 80
The country except OF tn Washing coasi.
central plains STAGES And ire s,i.sa,.r Vale I'd
Oklahoma aid reiess, lower or the eastern hsf
~ tie col,tT. ,hiia iu the N... ti1u ici Dsra-
'uses eo.i''ii4e e<e;rt III i.'- cas- si4tcs
Miss 'ssspi kifrr yitu g.. exe.-s.f. - rssl SONS
lhliscaS Mo.l..-G cg.s te eastern portions OF tie
nAue Friday except Il ,ic upper ake region. where
mere Nil g s'e.s rist Nsl ,ytcfd into fe lower
--ae res.o; aiiN ne oisc Na.lej o, Friday -igt
- ~ - ~ '~f. t-NIspay 81 tho soaine@s' "a "a
"a91a.T tTlo~F :. The 4aAe region. The ONO a.a
.o"rr NJ b ss-.-4 Ia tle Atlantic states
Ssl-ipe4St'-s" Ai'- ftilsln low.
Forecasts for Sleeiel Locaiihes.-For Eastern
Penns5 i7anis. E-stern N.v York ard N~w Glsla1d.
fa,-. continued cold lh..esar- snd Friday
Ser Dea.are aaa Ne, .iels s. cloudy Thursday.
tr!gas 'aif. continued eoia.
Tliaeasy .rla,. increasing rlca5iucss sad ifs
50 cs'd' ;o--ste! ~ saoy - aiSh. ii seNte'"
lorAo..
Local 0Mcai record-The ',llovas official re-
o'd from the Ws.;Ae- fueaa shos- tern peraf'.v's
during The 'ast ;weaiyfolr no compaiso4 "'ta
ihe 'o?rcs poAaiag 1acs 0: .sSt year.
\ n 4s'S .s3t M i4lS lei1
-
.---..---. Il ....-.-... ~ -,
= ---...--.. ~ .-.------. ID
:. nooH....... 4elI ....-.... y
highest teapcra.ure ycs,era0s. l. dssTsss al 80
7 m. ic.es;. 5 lat am), average. O. a'erss'
sHrae ds.e last year. ss average same dale or
thirty tl.r,e years. 81
Humidity
a. M. s3. T. M. SO p m.-'-
Earpmcscr
5 l. IT,. o. - N 30 o5l p ~. w.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03

IL PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF
Honorable .Tohn l.. Cohalan, Surrogate
of ,hc County Of Sew York. NOTICE is
hcrctv given to all persons having claims
a.ains, Jacob Edward. Mastin, la;c Of the
County OF Nov Notk deceased. 10 present
tho SAM with vouchers thereof to the sub
scrib.r. al her place of transacting bust
ness at the ri'ice OK her attorney, Stanley
Iiolcorb Mul'eson. 40. AZ Broadway, Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. In the City of New
York. on or before the 10th day OF May
nest.
dated. New York. the Soth day of Oc:o-
Der. l9l7.
STANLEY lloLCOMB MOLLSsON. At
,orneH for 1NecutriX, a. Broadway,
New York. ~. y.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER Q,
Honorable John +. Cohalan. a Surrogat.
NJ the County OF New York. Notice 10
hereby given to all persons having claims
against MARY j. FLEMING, late OF the
deceased. to present the same with vouch.
crs thereof to the subscriber, a. her plac.
of ,ransacting business, at the office OF
l!c ward vars 2; Enyns' Esa her attGrney; No
ON o. before the eth day of May, next
Dated, New York. the 27th day Of Oc.
tober 1917.
MARY H. a. ALLEN,
EXccutriX.
HOWARD r. BAYNi, Esq. Attorney
FOR l.Xccutrix. G7 Wall Street. Borough
of Mauhnttan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03
SUMMONS

s1,rEEMn GoyET,; coT(NTTy OF MY "
aSains, w. J. srOKN1s. LTD, Defendant.
TO The ait, vt named defendant:
YOI7 ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
sw,r the complaint in this action and to
serv" 4 copy Of your answer on the Plain
tiffs attorney within twenty days after the
service of this summons. exclusive OF the
day of service; and in case of Your failure
"a appear or answer. judgment viii be
tak.l. against YOU by default, for tho relief
demanded III tho complaint. Trial desired
III the County Of New York.
Dated. November 26ih. 1917
" ERNl lIR. rONGpON x McGINNET,
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys, Ofiico & Post
once Address, NO 81 Broadway, New
York City
To me Defendant. W. j. STOIIvIS. LTD:
The foregoing summons is served upon
You by publication pursuant to an order OF
tho Honorabls Edward J. GavrGan. a Ius-
.ioe OF the supreme Court Of tie State of
Now York, dat"d the l>th day ot Decein-
her. lNl1 and sled with the complaint in
the Office OF tho ,lerk Of the County Of New
York at the county Court Ioasc in the
Borough Of Manhattan, city, County ami
5 ate OF New York.
Dated New York. December Goth. 1a1,
WERNER. CCNCDON 4 McGlNNr rY,
flainuns Attorneys ONO Post
D:icc Address, Nc. q Broad aA. Sor-
ough of Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03
AUCTION SAILS

BY VIRTUE OF CHATJEL MORTGAGES.
made by Joseph Woreby, I.a2ar Ghe-rnar
ard Sophie GherJran: Harry Rosenberg and
sarah Rosenbers lyman P!rat.a and
sophie Piratin: Frank Sorenttno. Phiip
Bomnges, BenJ- Cohen, Albert !. R.c,,
end Sam Suisky. to George Scher. viii
sell at public auction to-day. Jan ;, 1915,
10 A NJ. at 81 Ellery St. Brooklyn, the
property covered hy said mortgages, CON
sissnG OF Household Furniture.
J. SINGER. Auctloneer.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03

GARMENT EUyERs. WE WILL
RECElNE IN S'rIUr1TST con
l'IpENtE APPLICATIONS FROM
GARMENT Et'NEKS WIIU HANE
HAD SUCCESSIVE. EXPERIENCE
N MERCHANDISING DEPART
MENTS, ENIHNAclNG COATS
SUITS. DRESSES AND RINC SEES
HAVE SEVERAL ENCFII.EN1'
nPrOHT1 MITES Fol, rROGEES-
SiNE NNNrilANnlSERS. Will
Also II,CiINE APPLICATIONS
FROM ALERT ASSISIANVS; DO
Nor AppLN UNLESS YOU HANE
ilAD ENPAHIENCE IN RETAIL
GARMENT NyYt\G AND SILL
ING. NnDrEHS W. L. KNOTT,
3 EAST 26I'il ST.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03

Statesmen. --- Manufacturing corporation wants
energetic salesmcs HI New York aud in each
ccrirc within fifty ,ucs cs New York: excellent
opportunity tor advancement; autQmohtc exlcr'-
not necessary, hu, desirable: men who nave
sold maguetcs. cayhurrors spark plugs ~
'us:lsrs mako his money. Apply Room 4i-
IL, Broadway. Columbus $3.50
SALESMAN. high class. for embossed seal and
color label: salary and commission. Apply Ge"
w Ma:t'n, l9iI Broadway.
Female
GIRL. educated. l6.'7. ,i,: scno graduate fnr
learning aad helping In postage stamp COLLECTION
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03
IMPORTANT

Eiyth, Engagement. alarrsnsc. ocat"
And In Mercrinm Notices may Ds
tetephorea So rhe Tribune an, t'm'
op te r,'duieht for s"scrs'nn III '"s
Nsxt days rapcr Just call
Bccklnan 5000
and read the nuticr IA YOU wish u ~
serted. Eii! for same will he snn''c" I"
xcu later Tho notice will reach over
100 600 readers .inil,.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03
Miniature Almanac

Sun r.ses. ......... 100 Sun sc.s.... Al
Ai'on rises o. in.l.l:Ge Moon sc,s a. NJ. }. 1874
ElC,II ~ r-Il
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03
Continued from page II

Eggs. Receipts, 3,169 cases. Fresh
gathered, extras. per dozen. G5c: extra
tirsts $50 64c; tirsts. 81 ii 6@c: seconds.
bTMG0c thirds and poorer, 500 35c;
refrigerator. special marks fancy, az y
nd3c; iirsts. Al gate &c: seconds, 800
Alc; lower grades, 3.m 3Sc: rc'rigern
tor. checks from local candlng, 3ola
33c; state. Pennsylvania and nearby
Western, hcnncry whites. iine to fancy.
73Gl7oc; ordinary to good, G3r1 &c;
gathered whites ordinary to fine, G5a
72c; state. Pennsylvania and nearby
whites. pul!cts. 5SM65c; Western and
Southern. gathered whites, Goa Csc;
state, Pennsylvania and ncGrby, hcA-
merry browns, Csc: gathered brown and
mixed colors GO(n sc: nearby frosis
lower according to eXtcn. Of damage.
Orchard and Field
Yesterday. y year ago.
Peas. Scotc. ..... S1l 0oQD1l.25 S8.3o@9.00
Potatoes. Bcr,nu bbl 4.cOQp ZOO b.25@7 90
Apples hbl .... A0O@D 700 2.0oM $50
Grapcfru Cal. box I50n 3.25 $50 f.76
Oranges. Cal, box. 2.00Qp 4.5O l.50G3.4
Hay and Straw
Yesterday. A year ago.
Per toiD} trer toni
large bales .sso. .oo@3a.oo $4,000 -
No. ! clover mxd 2l.coM $500 5000 90
Ryc straw. No. ] t7.OCGo 800 13.0OW 900
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03
MARRIAGES

pRoCToR-N NlrF- Mr.. and Mrs. .ames
kipp of VeuaHy. y. J.. announce 'nc ln'',-
Yiare Of their cauuhtcr. Iva, q Or lanes
w Proctor, or Tuesday. Ianur7y l, 1'iS'
hy ;ho REV. E!w, Il. Spear.
YAIIMA\- -MJFNEoE On December -.
!.nilie Frances Munroe to Malcolm hesrict|
V@iilpan
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03
HELP WANTED
Maic
ACCOUNTANTS.

EA~ficucrd juniors, qualified hy tra'n,ne ''r r','
m;,ncn, stnr, state age educ alton. nationally. re'-
crcncr etc Arpy Il, letter on',. I,yhraud. 's'ts
l.roticrs 4 Nontsoincry. So IAncry st. NeN \of"
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
" EST SIDE

RIyEHslpE DRIVE. 40 (5e,wseu 1,4,. az,
ils'.i t,ou si'ely furnished from corH%f ara
Negt l"eitn floor. ten rcoa.s and tnroc BATHS:
iN0eHru Ar'i!ooi building, music ROOM c.-av'.rx
Tpon Ao.ay dining room connecting: sisa for
eater'Ahi 1s' So, nonth less oi~ io,lally sho,.
or ioN6 leasc; private telephone. Morilgsltae 81 (
l-vans. 49,
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03
EAST SIDE

Ai'TnACF FIVE eight room apartment. ,wo hath.
well apEu;atod; $500. Fisher Morr.ngsdc 34is
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03
Securities at Auction

The following securities were sold
yesterday at the exchange salesrooms
of Adrian II. Muller:
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03
NEW JERSEY-Lakewood
NEW JERSEY
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET

So1H tWEST END AVE VE.).--DEAJTIFIl,LY FUR
u!shed ani decorated ii-rooln house tlren tsths
sese'9ici'y heat service; $3.50 monthly 'phon,
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03

Tie Tank. al Raritan. 30 which many
troops were sent in the belief thai it
was a supply depot.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

A--A C.IAMEEIAAIU--W MATTRESS ard COOK.
Six Years reference: together separate: $40
SIS. n. Miss }lofnayeys ASency. 10 Fast 4Sd 81.
third floor Telephone So41 Murray Ilill
Cl'u.D'S NlRSE.--Onc o7 t,vo children over two
years old $40 country preferred T.. Miss Hot
r,aycr'> Agency. 10 East 43d 81. third floor. Tee-
r:ioue S94i Murray Hin.
WAITRESS or COOK for dinners ard luncheons
also day cleaner day laundrtss, Y Miss
llofmaycrs Agency. 10 East 43d st. ;hird floor.
Telephone S947 Murray I'm.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03
FURNISHED ROOMS
WEST SIDE

'Viu ~ WIS iean. comFor. ails room. r,1r =
Hins ~stsr elec'ricity rrivs's baih; exelust,,
nome, S. wAnt rescr'- ,es exchanged fn1ons
Apartment Columbus ey7a. 'st'"'
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03
ArCOuNTANTs

Experienced scno,s. qualified tv rxrcr'cNce anl
t,atiing 20 conduct audit. Investigations. wNe
siate education, professional 'ra'n.
h,g and nationality replies win 10 hrd tn strict
confidence Apply by letter uily. !1brand. Moss
Brothers & Montgomery. 50 Lhcrty St. New NocN
AUTOMOBILE S1OC'<KOOM nceda two experienced
nu'. parts s,ockn,en; also hoy 20 tic up rnrhsgr
Apply to-day. siocNrocm, Whtc Company. 6Sl Ws~
9th -.
BOY for ctrailds scrl wages strads work. advance
mcnt s s. stafford. luc., 100 Charlton ST.. cor
Nest abJu. four biocks above Canal
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03
Female
SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

STFNoGEAPEERS. .ypisis. eookkeeper.. clerk
permanent. Doyle Age:ieJ. Tribune Hui!d!nx Il
Nassau. 90 Cast 4.d.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03

fLAN Mary. beloved wife of Michael
iiaunery. deceased and mother OF Mrs.
Margaret White, Helen Dalton. Mary Neu-
eer (ncr Bee Cannon, Jonl Flannery.
Anna. Signori and Katie Mctilon. Rela-
tiNes and friends invited to attend the
funeral from s eth av. Friday, January I.
1t 9:3n 4. M. thence to ST. Joseph 8
Church. Washington flace and 9Th av.
where Il solemn requiem mass will be said
lnterment Calvary.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03
CEMETERIES

THE WOODLAWN CEMETERY.
s23d St by Harlem Train and by Trolley.
Lots Of small size for sale.
Office 20 East 2sd 81. y, Y.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03

ECCLES- Silas. horn January 3. 1852. at
Washington. H.; died December 80. 1917
at ST. Augustine. Fla. Funeral services
viii hc held at All Angels Church. West
End and Slst st. Thursday, Jan
nary .. 1915 at 30 p. IN. The remains
VIII lie in state from l. so until ? 80 p. m
1t the church Thursday. Denver. Salt
Lake. san Francisco. Seattle. Tacoma
Portland. Los Angeles. Chicago. Omaha
;.e. !ouis. Fl paso and san Diego papers
p.Dqsc Copy.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-03

Dt RsTINE- On January 9 at New York
CITY. kathriuc Sarles Durstinc, beloved
wife of Lee Il. Durstine, OF Lawrence Park
gsoAxVillc, \. y. Services at the Madison
i senuc Presbyterian Church Thursday
January 3, ut y. IN. lHterment al
Wooster Ohio.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-22
BIG HEART INTEREST THROBS
THROUGH STORIES TOLD ABOUT
7ANLAC BY KEOkUK FOLKS
Scores Now Possess Strength, Vgor
and Energy They Had Thought
Lost to Them Forever
Hundred Tongues Too Feeble to Elk.
press Gratitude for New
Preparation Which Has
Captured the City
II by Storm.

In all parts OF this city people
praise Tanlac today because Tanlac
has given them better health, more
strength. more energy and ambition
to work and win.
Merely existing eating.
sleeping, working and dragging about
from one spot to another without any
real interests not living. To live
means to be thoroughly alive in every
way-to hope happily and confident
ly. to have faith in ones fellow men
and in ones self, to have purpose
and work constantly with Joy to &C
ecmplish that purpose.
People without health cannot be
thoroughly alive. A part OF them is
not alive. 1t may be energy that has
passed away. It may be ambition that
is dead. It may be hope that is asleep.
It may be that health ITSELF from
which comes energy, strength and
hope is stupified. Such people, to be-
come thoroughly alive, must coax
back tealth-and keep It.
Tanlac has helped hundreds OF
thousands OF men and women to coax
back health which they thought lost
to them forever; to coax back energy,
strength, hope that is found only in
people fairly bubbling over with
health.
Tanlac's popularity, here in Keo-
kuk, is explained in that statement
1t has won the public endorsement
and gratitude. It has aided many to
be thoroughly alive with new health
and strength.
Tanlac coaxes health in a reason
able way. It is especially designed
to feed while it heals sore, sick stoan.
achs and thus to build health and
strength through the stomach. blood
and nerves.
For just as health is the source Of
energy, ambition and sense Of pow
er that enables men and women to
hope and work and win SO the stom-
ach Is the source OF health. With
that idea Tanlac Is compounded by
skillful chemists whose tain Is to
produce preparation to tone sick
and weak stomachs, to aid the appe-
tite, help digestion and build tissue
Tanlac is purely vegetable. It is q
great reconstructfve tonic-the mas
ter medicine. indeed.
Sold and nrecomm ended by the
Wilkinson and other first class drug
gists In Keokuk and nearby towns.
Well Known Here.
There may De some one in the great
agricultural state Of Iowa better
known that w. J. Day, proprietor of
q dry cleaning establishment located
at 40 East Fifth street, Des Moines.
but 1t Is safe to say that Mr.. Day
counts his friends by the thousands.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-22
MRS. MEANS, Wife OF LEADING
kE0kUk C0NFECT|ONER, VERY
ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT TAhLAC

IT think Tanlac Is mighty fine
medicine and I am glad to recommend
it, says Mrs. J. s. Means, wife OF a
we'll known confectioner, who lives
Mt 200 North Water street, Keokuk-
For a long time I suffered with
stomach trouble / can tell you 1t
caused me a lot OF misery. I didn't
have much OF an appetite and even
what little I ate soured on my stom-
ach.
81 was nervous, too. My sleep was
restless.
Since taking Tanlae I feel like a
lew woman. I eat heartily and my
food agrees with me. / sleep sound
and don't feel nervous in the least y
Women suffer in silence. How
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-22
CARTHAGE, ILL.,, MAY q

VS.. Charles T. Boston, in attachment
Fred Reyer VS.. Herschel E. Treuth-
art, ct al, in appeal.
Lee Dooley VS.. Daniel K O'Day, in
appeal.
Chancery Cases.
Cecil Cain by next friend, and Lor-
eta D. Cain, by John w. Williams,
VS.. j. J. Cain and Edna Wheeler.
Partition proceedings.
Lidia Ewing, by Attorneys P1antz
& Lamet, VS.. Grover G. Ewing. Sep
arate maintenance.
Bill recites that parties were mar
ried September %, 1902, at Suffer. in
Hancock county. and continued 70
live together until April 16, 1918,
charging intoxication. ungovernable
temper and adultery. Two children
were born to this union, Marvin,
aged IA years, and Emanuel, aged
two years. Petitioner asks custody
of children.
Grace Petition Kimball VS.. Ben
jamin Kimball. Divorce. The bill
shows that on August II, 1915, said
parties were married at Augusta,
Illinois, and continued to live to-
gether until October IS. 1916. The
bill charges intoxication. Plaintiff
asks to be restored to her maiden
name of Pettij0hn.
Edward R. Reimbold, by Scofield,
Helfrich & Califf, attorneys, VS. Will
liam c. Reimbold, ct al. Partition.
Asks partition of certain real estate
located in the city Of Nauvoo.
Henrietta Reimb bold, ct al, by War
rem H. Orr, attorney, VS.. Anna Des-
nay, ct al. Asking partition of lots
located in NauvOO.
William E. Albers, ct al, by Attor-
neys Plantz e Lamet, VS.. John r.
Wilcox, ct al. Bill to quiet title of
lots 2, 3, 4. 5, 6, T. B. Is. and PIT. l.. 2.
B. 1, and PIT. L. 3, B. 1. Ralston's
add. Warsaw.
. William E. A1bers, by Plantz &
Lamet, VS.. James Riddle. Bill to
quiet title of So NE 1889, and 15a
off of s 81 NV NE 3-13-9.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-22
COOKING AND SWEEPING now
SEEM LIKE PLAY TO IOWA ST.
WOMAN Who TOOK TANLAC

A disordered stomach is q regular
hot bed for disease. Thousands Of
ills originate within this organ when
digestion is not perfect
Mrs. w. ID. Rains. 20o1 Iowa street,
KeokrIk, - authority that stomach
trouble was the cause OF all OF her
illnesses which included nervousness,
headaches and inability to do a small
days housework without being conf
pletely exhausted.
"At first l had no appetite, then
my stomach bothered me and finally
my entire system ran down." says
Mrs. Rains. After eating I felt like
had heavy lump in my. stomach.
Often I had headaches and finally
got so nervous that I actually didn't
know what to do.