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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30

Mrs Amanda. Ralnssy nRs Cclnssd
teg Carthage home For the w.fnbar END
gene ID 5e,flywoad, TO be with her surs,
E-Esscos Ena family End MIR. End Mrs.
AunfHr were also going I'd That g;ity, IL
order 1hRI Mr. EuuBsr Ana FsDsgoe
Haamssy might BIZ 81 eepE1'InHrs IN q
bus1ness enterprise there.
Miss Alma 930rnsp departed Thurs
'dEy mnrlltne Eur EErThass.. South I1a-
EptR. where she his besn elected As
g,rtnciIsRl of tins Elsh school Rind win
begin her work Monday
Miss MArrusr:ffs G4figsr whip lis ut
lending The 1gw.a university 21 HOWE
CITY. Mdsf SarRh, who Is in school II.
Glhica9Ea, ind Miss Helen Usb3 Us v-ipc
her fAthEr, Ri T3plnn, Iowa. ere spsnc-
Ing tbs wf,tsK with Miss L.ETr8 MAn1sr
Mrs EraDrst A.heR., Df .IRcksInvilia-
who Is visiting her sister, Mrs w. Il
LFwrn, dErM-1s Monday FIR CEHfor1fiE.
10 Spend the remainder pf dihs winter
Her sun, CLEO J. RneE, 1st't hDb0Es1l
AZ j. Monday Dec. %, ON the ship
GsGrEe G. Henry, il astsinn Ihs g;omlils-
t5na CT MS nAEy engineering school ne
fore receiving ms ensign commission
MRS gsaarge Br'uns, 'uf Basca, spHni
3 GAY last week with her sister, Mrs
Chas. Mesas Mr,s. Bruins goes To FIJI
ming, Ill., Monday I'd spend the winter
with her srslbsr, Auaas SSr'1nSy-fNla.
Mrs. Nlrhsd M1Dfr End sun Tsonlld
spent FRIDAY IN Quincy with ben
dauEhisr, Miss Katherine wfnp is act.
5nr - clerk IN the HaAIDsUh store.
4 james Jenkins who is attending
medical stabool In ST Louis j. home 70,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30
FORT MADISON
TO GET SEWER
--Se oenssr County Sect tSsf1oalns Ne.s
.n8 Nn,,r-., Sewer Syersu which
X ~iss MOI sac
t-SlIhsrso,

Fort Madison peoI,fe are dssStssslffs
tbe huIiEine 'of sanitary sewers Tof
i,,r.t 1ssyy The need OF which Nsss
tlh-ouehf To their arfsntton Dc The foi-
.l,yvarey words addressed To them ns
N .aeaverfe higgins. engineer to the
lFfgu,p s.rafe board OF health, in re.
l.,,ssr,i Communication
'r7f,a., The city of Fort Madison mss
s,ssranea serious ana tiisSstrDas eI'
pennies in times past seems purely
Tust4e- or auck The conditions re-
vssssaa IN tarres past BIZ orr 3nresff
e-s4iarrs we're such as To Ih1i4cstf an
.t,7-arpe hazard IN the PerpeGuatton
Of sucM conditions
'sYe,rrr CITY has Done wei N re
rney-lnc 8 Ia11 c.i this bszara tv the
ss,fs!lTa4ion OF q modern system o.
,nis6r wafer supFry Tsle other part
~ 4ps nr5tsern necessary 10 Tszoors
!-rbA hazard. the INSTALLATION Of san
.srs-,v sewers 10 properly caTzTtsts the
Go yrfsr,rrrc OF The CRY, IS vel uELsolrea
,f,acanss tho proposed INSTALLATIONS
were ssaetracses during the stress OF
ws- conditions.
/ TAe Authorities 81 Port Madison
s-,4 cansi ae-s1se the Iraf1Sr aza Tnay
ENVujsa q sewer system tna- S ss1staTs
ard modern, 1assr.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30

New York Times Before the wsa3
s'etroersd had 2.oad,00b people; 'ssase5
tha soldiers and upgifCsrs 9lecEed TO
in the early months OF 1914 It had
5,astty aDed ESQ, nov barely 5o0snes
ssre 4efa, and they are sJsTpiaS Ths
city looks 6eseTtett according 70 ~
eitirss rasschSnc sStac6holra. i5aff -
sa tlse 41sGs are toesGaTRe6 ty red gusrtss
sna tl1ea1 families, FFatsls. T-esraas->
anus, cstas ana Offices Sre closed. sihs
mode classes are sNstasfed from 10 q
l5e eating houses ana are Starving ~
thousands. Many wen known DerSoas
e5ave been Shal OF have starved %
death. The only 9oaS 'aatslnaDls IS sas
uElst t-s-ctive herring and 1aese caSs
ave rabies each. The oaly hope Is thai
the fIeat Of powers sssisst which SAs
h.o8saaefs1 have declared war aaay
make ITS wzss IN before ire See eaoSes.
and brlas- food 10 the starving saTases
OTIS. Ii Is a picture shaz car Q-ofStaAES
be smasea by the wei fed SateileocxsiS
IN tAfs colntry who are g>vaSiEg Tor The
hear when the glorious benefits az
eSlSAevisaA MAY be extended TO these
United Safes
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30
ASA C.. TALBOT
WAS A PIONEER
TIN. Sses,nr of shs SsossuS Gram wan
..;sr mucs 70 Do wish ths
osusiupren1 of TINS
Stsx..

r,hs faLlyar. NJ O. A. Talbott, ths
sitp grain man OF AsoRuk, was q
,4,aJ 1iinrIefsr OF Iowa. DIE csIne 10
v-,,8t was then Iowa terrfso1,g IN
1891 and ws.s buried week ago az
lbts hsru,e at Qscaois- O. a, FAlbort
ln,s -..Ellrned from his old harns Town
where he was called ny the oaaIh OF
his father.
asa 6. TaIboGl came TO iowa from
c77rs.arlcastle, Indiana. The TAml8 II
nm gla English one winch calne 10
N.fu-,plauD in thine TO heht IN JNs 1'eVF-
1rtrfrn Beairst fhe mother country,
ana tram 1nare ST mtsrSvSfa duIdns &
,,,,,ytrrr-v 10 South Carolina and Ken
rnrs-v The Iowa pioneer WIS eight
,,ssa-., ssilb when he came 10 4oNza. MS
father diving abnut Thai rfTna, he grew
nm srsrraYly and nj the time ot MS
ftaa4h was nearly eignreSsiix years
sld
,.elopaa Iowa 8nro Ihs ffst tEs1acHi-
+ftr,s1 state or the unian. Taking u1s
,.,,ITsry,e TI-,a8r+is sod which 4atn1tr
,,s,pr,rs tzssr considered 100 hard
+as;E z, fackls ne devoted ms l1fe 10
EARNING. and he made big SUCCESS
IN ths1 Hlsca tioT.. - Tins DAD IAloo1t
.p.,-,n .s4zr Clst,eoTa Is one Of tbs best
5sr a community Including some OF
tfe,s l,Asf Agricultural Development n
~ srate He was highly respected
~ 5se whole county and always held
esssl 1,rs5rsnr in that Ps-e OF TIE
srs4s
nc U,ss married in 1851 10 Miss
S1s.n r. 4sll. who died IN 1917. Ae
ls survived ny eight ehalarsl- OF
whom q. A TAEeott Of haai1nk- ss
me eldest The other three soTas and
forr daughters hre 81 Dfss MONIES
Canada, Dsceels- Chicago Aaa la
Glade. Missonr4 Re ess brothers 7
Darlington, Nj Pleasant and Med
iaFolis,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30
ALDRICH ON
COMMITTEES
SSS1e Teachers Aseaoistibn Spprc
. srtasus Morry 20 loosy FOR q
( y~ersion ls% IN
4 IOWA.

Eeo,c,ssS viii have 6 large share in
the movement 10 give pensions 10
school teachers who have serve'> snsrry
wears at salaries which preclude
saving fnT old age.
William AidlaCh, snpersrTen-eH OF
the city schools, who Is one OF the
managers lf the sarnpaigu, returned
Saturday night from Das Moinss.
whore ne ATTENDED the meeting Of the
stare gesr3hers' association
Tnsteha or The usHal attendance o3
tva or three thausan6, only aoopt Foslr
hundred teachers were present. The
meeting was purely s business ses-
sion
MT. sldr7cih was Enaae 3 member Of
fes 7ae5sEsf5re CON rrstSee, whicA X
as7s az the important con-aitte es Of
The association, which viii have
i-sArxe Of the propaganda for The pas
SAGE OF The pension law and 10 sT~
pe7ai7nre OF the $1,000 sqproE7tated
10 lobby fa- II N the next session q
re gsrssls1ul-e,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30
BROUGHT HOME.
FOR BURIAL.
Charles e. Johnson, Born IN Warsaw
and ilfVinF at Nnd Oak, Died
i'm Omaha of pneu-
mDnts-

I The lbaftv tof Charles e Johnpsn
Iynassed through KeDlruk Sunday, 10
DE hurried at hts buyhpod home, War
saw, today
/ Ffe In the SON of MI and Mrs II,
tR. Johnson and wRs horn IN Warssw
ftiiir.ty.Ghree wears ago. For the Eiast
seven wears. he has been living on 8
farm near Red Oak Tie died in an
Omaha hospital OF panumonia, foi-
flpy,tnp influenza, at moon on Satur-
day thr-es hnurs after his father and
bnpp brother reached his badsiue.
They were summoned by wire ann
.laft Warssw on 4oriday Another
brother came rp from Warsaw and
me! here the sDther two members OF
the family accompanying the body
Mr. Johnson bslongen no the E'iks
Iinfle.e al Red Oak which photographed
l'fhe Eanlsuk lodge TO render assist
Rnce 10 ltbe baraaned family I'sArty
f-rs.I,spnr'ting the body From Omaha TO
WARSAW. a committee OF Aaokuk
HIlIss met the train here with
vehicle, the only possible mems or
TRANSPORTATION 10 Warsaw and at
tended 20 the transfer OF the easieet
from the train 10 Warsaw., afUerWsra
having some members iof the H!iss
Elnfiece here who live III Warsaw meet
the parity an arrival there.
Mr. Johnson is well known and
highly ,-es;pected tn Warsaw. Ete Is
survived ay his psrancs there and
six brothers. Hlarry, William, Curtis
JDhn. Ray md Frarlf, The last
1amaS is IN the American army Ia
Europe
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30

Relatives In tins City hare rssssaTsa
word Of ahe dea1h lsf Mrs. NssT11s Irou1y
which occurred at q hospital III LOS
Angeles. California SE1lroHgy Assc- I'll
Mfrs. TROUT had liFad N GElGnEs<
for rranv uAlv years, Until aooui I"a
wears ago. when she Vent WIFI Atl
children TO California fcr hfzr htsha1h-
and also benefiTIf1E the cHallrail :
health. She has been czErlfo71Aaaly ID
Gated IA that City, and liked HE Tsssl
ern city very much. About six 1ncIu1hs
aEn. her health began declining, oW~
irE 10 heart rrgues1a and ghTa11c rs
shrna. and during The tn4fuslzs fEia-
SeruSc. her two dElEhtsrs suffered IN
1enseay. and In her sfsUrs 10 GIVE Them
every comfort a1d also the TorTT OF
casscned rs 20 the eJu-cnE1s at the Us
ease. srs uTerlaxed her strength. a-io
for The mast three weeks had essl IN
. ho<ryi-aa. this ranysici2Iis giving little
ACKNOWLEDGMENT rs 10 her recovery.
Mrs. Trout WIS the daughter of Nj
ana Mrs Matt Kirkpatrick. OF lhas
city. and after her mothers esalA hs1
father made his home with hs- HIM
his dea1h- She was eyed 81 years
In February 1915. her husband
Geor-gs Trout. tne son Of Mrs Alma
Trout. Of This city. passed 1--zg R1se'
which Mrs. front lsfg foT the TssI
she Is the last surviving member o.
the kirkpatrick family. one sister a1sc
one tor,other having preceded hsy 10
death. Mrs. Trout Eas z dsToui GnT1sl'
ian snS always lent her support 10 the
ChrsEtfaa, church and all branches o.
Its work
she leaves Surviving three oa1ga 80
Mrs- Lois Smith Of Long Beach, t$aal-
and Miss MarEaret a1c Miss Leoisv oi
Los Angeles, Calf Also an ueas,
George Kirkpatrick Of Lbs calFs BIZ
the following cousins Charles Dsasss-
Of New York City. Mrs GeoTEs No.
Adams and Mrs- Pea-se Lt-ecnes %
Quincy
Burial wiz take place IN Los Angel
es. California
TIE daughte-E have TIM sympathy ol
a large circle Of friends. in this city
which goes 10 them IN their so2lIness
n this time
Relatives in this city received WORD
of the death OF Robert HEnts-- 81 1'ao-
way Sprsngs. Kansas. which resn4lea
from an ATTACK Of influenza while ht
md Mrs. H1n.er were eorOzfe GoN
Kansas. 10 Hollywood. California
where trey had planned To make then
home. The weather 6r-11s the III
proved 10 be somewhat alsagr esaEas 2
and MI. Hunter becoming 3ll was VIZ
able To rezch < pkFstcizn fo- some
DAYS. the unusual exposure ea2s1-s
Dneumo1ss from which he died
TIE body was shipped 70 HOLY Fc'c'o-
California, tor burial
s6rs- Hunter was formerly Miss r
gle Ramsey, daughter Of Mrs A-nz~sas
gsznrer OF this city and was married
scrne Fix years ago. having previous v
her marriage resided On the tET1s al
me Reat3v. vicinity. where she has
may frisnds. as also IN this city
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30
W. lraeeaa

A1lz2Esc Monthly. II Ss may sC6se
hr tes recent and determined iTlJTgs-
sFoa Of sql-ats iato authorship,
heaven bids fair 10 be stacked with
r-intsns presses. One Of their mum.
bs- indeed. the Living Desd Man.
whose Publishers have unhesitaCnglY
revealed Eor. / might say, an
oouncelD his dignity, gives high
7-sisa TO s EAostly library. well cata-
losues, snd containing millions OF
e,oFs and records, With such re
soc7cas al their command. with the
universe for inspiration. and the IN
dead for readers, why should
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30
Heal Ski. Diseases

lis unnecessary for you to sir.er w1is
eczema. blotches, ring~o-1 rSsoes s1ao
similar skin troubles A h.ae zsoa
obtained at any drug store ir SaG O
81 90 for extra large b0ftle, s1d pr !.
applied VIII usually give rnsta1I ~.
from itching torture II caeznsss -
sootbes the skin and heals QUICKLY s-aa
effectively most skin diseases
Zeno is a wonderful pene slss e
sppkzring liquid and - sooenals !. e !.
,-,s~4 desiczse skin II 10 not greasy. =
eassIv suplied and costs Ettae. Oes u
sr,azv - szxe ~, further distress
TseE w. RDae Co Csssexao
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30
LEE COUNTY AT
WEST POINT
Fort marfsss- Eocrt,zU Star Rs;ssns
E-t-a-sr. EXAMINATIONS snc Ss
Npes e C,arSst 81 M5stiary
Academy

Robert EK1us, football srI- OF the
lTorz Madison high school lEst T'tIsr
s.s graduate Of the high scsenl There
isr 1917, ss zgv 3 cB5s1 1t the Trfraa
STATES -5Iif41v academy 81 ws'sit
Po51t
He passed the s2r1I-Aoes sAAIna1isi-
45uns EASILY, although hAn at tins class
q. 1a7 rere FaDcsed In Tire nsnTal
rr-svr=ss E5e WIS III excellent student
t1 ne hsrn aehosl ks well as captain
az the fc,r4Itsal taRD-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30

lroupoas Chief If public sentiment
80 reelected hg the press o. the com
---s government ownership Of rS3l-
-,eszss IS very fA- from q popular
ssSrA TIE government. A-1d FssTtscI1-
iae-sv she press-l zaras1is7r,S I.o-, hiss
Tz. - learn the xa9ue Of dollar.
M NcAdoo's suggestion hat the
lr-ors-rns-t conduct the railroads teI
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30

Tae Ei-5 students III S#wcaE0o 4c''i-
sers New Orleans, keep track oi one
s-crhe- a1T leaving messages IN them
hats OF -hs several hundred nAlSs
"a he sasa almost E1r TINT n tbs
s-ods-rsT club room there as sGs7'rely
ons rs-nou1 3 piece Ut paper PINNED
q sne hssI
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30

Washington police authorities ara
81 grips with the Aoctleggers and
scoring numerous liquid hauis. But
the rerceut2Ee OF booze runners Is not
ably high. fact which makes the
cons 6izzy with business The nstscn-
al CAPITAL thirst is wonder TO behcsa,
representing al shades of taste Of the
country and the task Of satisfying sE
whets the patriotism OF the eins-5otde
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30
Ntennphts, Missouri Man, Was We'll
KNOWN IN tSepisi,sS and ritgniy
ApprariarnH Nhsr1e1sr
RE Mas f&nown.
WAS In MANY BATTLES
Mas "a Ntstnoufst for Seventy Years
and A-savrs iSiiE .paugt,snr In
sSeo.e,i4S and ,otfsr Gnil
drrn Fine istsritaHe.

] I'm the death Of Major X ID,
iCsransr there mas passed One OF the
9i,ast known civil WAL yaserans loi TINS
section of the country. said q Aee-
si,Iik q. a. II. man 10 The Gate City
to-day.
4 Tie was by profession a Hwyer
kanu a successful one, hut his 1ntsiise
patriutfsm always kept THAI auansy
or his life foremost IN the minds on
Those VINO knew him
4 MRirr ,C,ramer WAS q frequent yisi-
srnr 10 Esnizik and WAS the TYPE III
man wiIp lis reniambared by those
NwhD met him.
1 EIe was born IN Fayetts county.
tohiD, May ~ f836. Ellis father was
% New Worker and his mother y
native nf North Carolina. When he
Was twsutv yeals aolG, she Family
moved 10 q farm in Jefferson scollfilV,
iowa, and 1t wRs here he unlisted II
August 18g2, in CO 6, Thirtieth Iowa
volunteer infantry,
\ E4s ssriIisfed as a private, nut ON
the dnrganization of the company me
was mustered tnto service here IN
Ksnf5,ik September %, 1862, as "a
captain.
Was In Mary ssStiss.
\ fJt served for three years anu Inok
knar.f IN the battles OF Tficisburs, AT
5lantg. l.opkout Mountain missionary
Ridge. !jnnsshoro, marched with Shar-
man no the sea AND had EpsIrt IN The
rapture dnf Savannah, and in the SUD
seuI,en. engagements in the Caro-
itnas.
Artar the fall of Wicissburs. THE
vnuns CAPTAIN WIRE commissioned
nlaior Tor maritnrious service winch
Lrnurnissipn he retained TO the end OF
tthe WILT.
4 All the battle OF Arkansas Post he
WIS severely wounded In the Ter
Nhand and for a time IT seemed thai
sHn1nl1rariup would be necessary, Dut
trne hand WAS saved although he bpre
fine n,f.1ss nf TIT. wound all his lire
i With -sl,fss s,.eStment Ire pssrticiph tec
In the grand review of the Federal
laru1y in Washington and Dften re
srslIJsd in TALKING with his friends tnf
tffrsnmatfp incidents o1 THAT soans. t1f
WIS nugtered pr1 ct Davenport June
EJS 1RK6. mn 10 the end of his days
lNasinr l.rHmsr was q gallant s0ifiSaf
tnf ltts pnuntry-
Il Left Them a Fine risrIsape.
i He x-ss tviics married Els frsi
wife was Martha O. Pst1iiohn, al
5rIhip woman 10 whom he vras marsinfa
In ugBB and wthpss death ornIfrrec III
irgS3. Two children wser'e born 10
ia,ham. Mrs Charles M. I'eeters 'ol
tYeni.Iil, and a snp wtho. lives IN
British Columbia Els second Ssift
who survives him, WAS sarah M
5sesrsv They were married In PfGna
!,C5fiin In 1857. One daughter Was
borp no them, Mrs George l. Snot'
of Minneapolis
y Mr was a Devoted member nf The
;Mathpslist Eipiscopal church POI sew
talIty years.
i He was hurried IN Memphis. MO-
1asf Sunday, with military hnnors
i7bef1rtiug his rans and the service he
gave I'D his Country.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30

rsrn,,,r,.r c.n,.t. g.,
81 - = O. no a,,s,.. NJ. ~
80 ~. - -,
"a a, a. 80, III
'j ms -, ~ s1p1c na,. y, ~ =,
a. ss % 20 u.s. ,.
s,esl ~. ~ 80
r., -. ,s.
-.
80
80 - ~ - g5 11 ~ ~
= ss9l,n -, q a.
~ - Z.
49, -
~ ''u r. 81 -
:, 'au5 - - ~ -, ~
- =. - - IN
- mo- =,
80 70 - -
g =, - on. ~ 49,
-n ,oa, 49,. $40,
s.,z .,,., ~. ,.,
=. r. - , ~ - 10.
, - 20 &c s.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30
Resiinol

fifserpSeiiad spirits FORCE an ennrarc
into our conssstad lfserarg word am
compete with the Giving scT1bbierr
who ask their little day.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30
TEE OFFICIAL FOOD PRICES IN KEoKUK

The following sane INCLUDES
each ussenned by nnmnai
J.
daily changes public
Prices
ARE nutp uneG
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30

Articio Ssezsissrs Pxs
wheat Flour Sl150 10 xd12TG par bbl
OF eight 2sA pound
sacks
Rye Flour ....-.....ssl $1,000 I'd s18-2S psr shI
OF rwrnty 1esb. sacks
BARLEY Flour .-.--.-sa 5000 10 xla1B pen 6bl
OF eight 2s36 pount
sacks
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-09-04

people Of this great part Of the ceun-
try viii do Whatever their Govern
ment asks thsm,t to do In this crisis.
I bsHsVtVS thttI AAtsr working NH thSsSl
msd ia IiabSsta4I Loan IN:
paigns and haAvhix riSttyy ~sli:.1tsaftnsd'
thei5 ,psoeses.e Of reeses'ee aaA thatr
Il not haze this faith IN the,
people rr-of. ths Morthysst .beesuss *
think all Of them aTs -paa1tets, or, are
anywhere near perfect
"l,raonimow,rkpwGv1s sthat; asiasbe
majoRtty to4sShormsM ms the6osleotth.
vestsaAtU mAoesandMhAGahlSs& af
nsaps,,sMha4effa Et ftsofUuttGdta0kht og
0ovesnn&temnsttts1srm tbs waFeif
Il is7t1 S~srsbFosSht ftefss He6essfuf
conclusion.
They know that ths people of the
United States, individually and eollee-
lively, must stand BY their Govern
msnt II It 70 70 accomplish fts great
ambition and bring harmonious peace
20 the world.
They know that America must
finance her Allies and that II America
furnishes the money It means victory.
Every American must do his full
share. I know that the men and
women Of the Northwest appreciate
their duty to their Government and
WILL perform it at whatever eost TO
themselves. They have learned that
everyone in America must get under
the load which America IL carrying
for the democracy Of the world.
Realizing all this and feeling
strongly the Righteousness Of the
cause, we are soldiers, and whatever
the Government In which we are stock
holders asks us to do. we will do.
1.-THE actual work Of selling bonds
In the Fourth Liberty Loan drive in
the Ninth District will begin Sept.
80 and will be completed just five days
later. The work Of organization
throughout the district is being done
now. The county chairmen in all
counties are perfecting local organiza-
lions, making the allotments and ar.
ranging all the details that will make
the actual selling Of bonds compare.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-09-04

lively simple. Inn great many coun-
ties. probably In the majority Of them,
individuals will DO notified where and
1t what time to buy the bonds allotted
to them and their subscriptions viii
be promptly made without solicitation.
"How ever . county committee de.
cides to carry out the details Of its
campaign will not be material so long
as the results are obtained. All any
county has to dosis to subscribe the
amount allotted 70 1t and to secure
1t properly and without resort to any
methods that cannot be justified.
I'VE have q great big task in front
Of US, but. the people of these states
are equal to It. They are not going
to fail to loan the money necessary
to their Government when millions of
our young men are gladly giving the
service which may mean their lives"
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TOLD N DEVILS lake

a Resident Known 70 All Our Read.
ere Relates an Experience.
Readers Of the World have been
told again and again OF the merits Of
that reliable, time-proved kidney
remedy - Doan's Kidney Pills. The
experiences told ere not those Of un-
known persons. living TAR away. The
cases are Devils Lake cases, bold by
Dsvfls Lake people.
1ver Rustom. deputy sher:1. Sot
harrington Ave-, says: Il have used
Deans Kidney Pills ct different times
and have found them . worth wnale
remedy. I had trouble from my KID
neys end . constant dull pain In my
back. Deans Kidney Pulls have news,
lailed to rid me Of the pains and
corrected the other kidney disorder
I consider Doan's tho best OF al KID
nsy medicines"
Price 60c, at ell dealers. Do1'
sdmply ask for a kidney remedy-ge
Doan's Kidney pills - the same tha'
Mr.. Rustom had. FostG-M1bur1
O., M6grs., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-09-04
s

STOLEN: A nearly new Ford, s pos
senger, License No. 6s392, Engine Me-
2646303. Stolen July 10, at Rugby, N.
D. Top screw on real light missing,
paper on inside of front right door
broken, top ripped in middle but sew
ed up by hand. $50 reward for re-
turn of car. George Selenky,
Balta, N. R.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-09-04
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
County of Ramsey.

IN COUNTY COURT
Before Hon. E. H. Griffin, Judge
In the matter of the Estate of John
Nelson Bosworth, Deceased.
Citation Hearing Petition for Appoint
ment of Administrator
William Bosworth, Petitioner,
VS..
William E. Bosworth, C. C. Bos-
worth, Mary E. Staples, Phoebe N.
Payne, Frank D. Champlin, John
w. Champlin, Edward R. Champlin,
Sarah E. Mills and Grace Champlin
Staples. Respondents,
The State of North Dakota to the
above named Respondents and all
persons interested in the Estate
Of John Nelson Bosworth, Dec
eased:
You, and each of you, are hereby
notified that William E. Bosworth
the petitioner herein has filed in this
Court a petition praying that letters
of administration upon the estate Of
John Nelson Bosworth, in the county
Of Stearns and State Of Minnesota,
deceased, be granted to c. c. Bos-
worth and that the said petition
will be heard and duly considered by
this Court on Wednesday, the 18th
day of August, A. D., 1918, at the hour
of 2 o'clock in the afternoon of that
day, at the Court Rooms of this Court
in the County Court House, in the City
of Devils Lake, County Of Ramsey
and State of North Dakota, and you,
and each of you, are hereby cited
to be and appear before this Court
at said time and place. and answer
said petition, and show cause, if any
there be, why the prayer Of said pet
iition should not be granted.
BY the Court
E. H. GRIFFIN,
Judge of the County Court
Dated the 22nd day of July, A. D.,
1918.
Let the service Of the above Citation
be made by publication hereof, once
each week for three successive weeks
in-sthe Devils Lake World, a weekly
Newspaper published in the City Of
Devils Lake, County Of Ramsey and
StaSe, Of North Dakota.
Z. Il. GRIFFIN,
a, Judge Of the County Court.
3e-st
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-09-04

For Sale. ID Section of land a
Lake Shore, II miles to Devils Lake.
Some timber; good stock propositions.
$500 per acre. See E. o. Greenlea&
at Powell Agency. 1O-tf