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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-17

jak przedstawiciela wymarzonego
ktory zaswital obecnie mad Euro
pa.
'.W oczach calego tlumu vita
:iacego go powiada polurzedo-
Wy Temps .prezydent Wilson
posiada niezWyciezone silly mate
ryalne silly, ktore pozwoli}y ze
wojna zostala wygrana, take
sile kt6ra uswieci pokoi.''
Tlumy 50 gwaatowne.
Trzydziesci szesc tysiecy zo}nie
rzy, kwiat francuskiej armii skle-
szczylo sic na obszarach cd Daup
hime Gate do pa1acu Murat Man
sion, kt6ry przez czas pobytu ich
W Paryzu, bedzie mieszkaniem
prezydenta> i jego zony. Alpenscy
goncy j zulawy, swiezo przybyli 2
pola WALK " Champagne i wojs-
-ka 4 kolonii ktorzy e swych
uniform6w bloto ze Somme dopie-
Ero kilka dni temu usuneli; zajely
miejsce stray honoroWej. So oni
uprzejmi ale niezachwiani, utrzy
muja porzadek pomiedzy ogrom--
nemi tlumami, ktore sic weiaz Ito
cza naprz6d, pa1ajac zadza dosta-
MIA sic blizej ably patrzec na Cos
Ella Francyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-17
Program rzaldu Polskiiego.
Korespondencya Daily News
D. Antoniego Cxarnecliego.

Londyn, Il gIud. Nadeszla
tn urzedowa deklaracya prowizo
:rycznego rzadu polskiego, ktore-
go premierem jest Andrzej Mora
czeWski, general Pilsudski mi.
nistrem wojny. Deklaracya okres
Ia zasady, ma podstawie ktoryeh
Rad tymczasowy zwola sWa pier
sWsza konstytuante: delegaci do
=niej wybrani beda przy pomocy
r6wnego, tajnego powszechn ego
|glosowania " dniu 21 stycznia.
TAX mezczyzni jak kobiety maja
|prawo glosowania ;;snie bedzie tez
|zadnej r6znicy miedzy glosujaey
s2mi lub kandydatami ze Wzgledu
ma religie
L Deklaracya zaznacza, ne WszJyst
Ikie tytuly lub stopnie z1wyjat--
kiem edukacyjn maja bye ma
Itychmiast zniesio ione. I Tytuly szla-
Ichectwa lub, kroleWskiie ME beda
uznane.
Deklaracya oznajmia take, ze
ustanoWiione beda atychmiast Wo
Inc swieckie przymusoWe szkol,y.
lime ustawy tel deklaracyi So ma
1stepujace RoWnosc tkich q
byWateli do praw oby telsheh
bez Wzgledu ma wyznanie, zajeeie
lub majatek, sprawied dive rozwlaa
zanie problemu agrarnego przzezz'
Ioznaczenie maximum ziemi, jaka
| posiadae moze jjedna osoba, tu-
dziezz przez rozdziele lenie Wlasnosci
lemskiej;; samorzad 1okalny 20
miastach u innych ystry ktach,
IwIasnosee rzadowa hub kontrola
| ublicznych uzyte ecznosei, demo-
Ekratyzacya Wszyst klcil inst tytucyl
20 CALVIN kraj u, ro6wne# prawa dla
zystHch, Wolnossee slimiema,
yznania, slows, prasy zerone,
dzen, demonstracy unii, organika
osmiiog zi,,ly zien lIl!lls|I 8
W. Wszyst ich galeziael hand lui
prem sln n lasnose rzado
ME konfi ald6|y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-17
True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, on
Dec. Is. 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct, 6, 1917.
McAdoo 0 konfof, mad
kolejallli

49,
Waszyngton, Il grud. Dy-
rektor gen. Nc Adoo oswiadczy]
sic "a przedluzeniem czasu kon-
troll rzadowej mad kolejami do
1go styeznia 1924 r. Oswald
czenie powyzsze oglosil ma konfe
rencyi senaterem Smithem, oraz
z representation Sims 'em preze-
sami Wydzialow Wewnetrznego
handlu obu LIB. Podczas mo-
wy, dyrektor McAdoo powiedzial
re Gala sprawe przyszlych los6w
kolei obecnie znajdujacych sic
pod kontrola panstWowa oddal
prez. Wilson administracyi mad
kolejami do zalatwienia. On
vice, jako glowa administraeY
mad kolejami, ma baczyc ma to,
ably koleje jak na5lepsze przynio-
sly owoce krajowi, gdyz cd Mich
zalezy bogaetwo danego narodu.
Oswiadczyl przytem, ze konty
nuowaniee kontroli mad ko1ejami
5przez dWadziescia jeden miesiecy
po podpisie traktatow pokojo-
wych jest wprost niemozliwe. O
lie ME przeprowadzi sic pod tym
wzgledem pewnych legislator, ko-
4leje bezw1ocznie poWinny bye cd
dane pod zarzad swych wlascicie
li. Oddanie zas kolei wlascicielom
Ebez lessissllatu zabraniajacej daW.
nych kompetycyi, kt6re tylko
przyczynify sic do marnowania ol
brzymich sum pieniedzy, by1oby
nietylko szkodliWem dla publicz-
nosci, ale zarowno dla samych ko-
lei. lstnieje jedyna droga wyjj
scia, mowi1 McAdoo, ia jest
przedluzenie kontroi rzadowej
ma piee lat. czyli do pierwszego
stycznia 1924 r. Przedluzenie
to uchroniloby koleje IA. pewien
czas Cd polityki j daloby sposob-
nose zaprowadzic niektore zmia-
ny i u1epszenia, tax bardzo potrze
bne dla niektorych linii. Przez
calyS ten czas rad chetnie udzielil
by kredytu ma Wszelhe ulepsze-
MIA, coby zapeWnilo rozWoj kaz-- =
DEF Inii. Najwazniejsze, da1oby
sposobnosc poznania, co macy
Ezjednoczona kontrola, Wobec cze-
go po tym uplyWie czasu ME trze
|baby sic zastanaWiae, co nalezy u
|czynic ia przysziosc wzgledem
kwestyii kolejowej.
| nZaznaczyc tutaj jednak mu-
Isze, ze ME stworzylem sobie villas
lnej opinii, gdyz to, Wprost byfo
ii1liemozliwe Wskutek krotkiego
czasu kontroli rzadoWej mad kole
jamii. So tacy, ktorzy twierdza, ze
przedIuzenie kontroli rzadoWej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-17
WSzYSTKlE KLASY / WSZYSIKE PARTYE IACzA Sic
ABY 0DDAC CzEL SWlATOWEhU M0WCY.

True translation filed with thepost Wnona MINI,
Dee 16 1915 required by the Act Of Congress Oct 1877
Payz is grudnia. Prezyd PAM Wilson odbyli sw6
waz do Parya witan bsko pubcznosci neko
ecz okocznych dysryk6w Towarzyszy1 prezy
dent Poncare premier emenceau nni pomedzy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-17

~ AAVW VNsslkshV0VyyWu110
Bristol, Il grud Premier
brytyjski Lloyd George, przema
wiajac tutaj, Wyjasnil wiele fax:
tow odnoszaeych sic do wojny
przyszfego pokoju. Miedzy inne.
mi zaznaezyl, ze Niemcy musza
zaplacic "a miliardy flntow szter.
lingow, czyli 12O miliardoW dola
row odszkodowania wszysthm A.
iantom sama Brytania zazada40
miliard6 6w. l1ajatek Niemiec
pred Wojna szacoWano ia Is do
100 miliard6w, dlatego gdyby ca
~ majatek Niemiec zabrano, ME
wystarczyloby na pokrycie tel
sunny, jakiej domagaja sic Allan
[ci tytulem odszkod doWania. Dlate-
go to premier zaznaczyl, ze Mem
cy lnusza zaplacic do ostatecz-
.nych granic sWej moznosci. Kosz-
ia jednak wojny po stronie Me
mice byly daleko mniejsze, anizei
.po strolie Angli, oswiadczM pre-
mier Wojna kosztoWala Niemcy
okofo 50 do 35 miliardoW, koszta
y y4E : ~ 4
zas Wiclkiej Bryt ami yHosza 40
miliard6W, nieslusznemby wiec ~
10, ably ia strona, ktora miala "a
.soba slusznose j wygrala zaplaci-
IA wiecej anizei ia, kt6ra tel stu
sznosci ME miala do tego pre-
grala. Co do floty premier angiel
ski stwierdzil, ze Wielka Brytania
pope1nilaby wielkie szalenstwo,
gdyby zgodziia sic na Wydanie
swej floty. w kwestyi konskryp-
cyl wszakze przymusowej sluz-
by wojskowej stanowisko Well
.kiej Brytanii jest ro6wHiez meod-
5. ! ! !. :. : s: !. zs.'es. -. - ;
przeszlo " Anglii tylko ma czas
koniecznej potrzeby, skoro ia
- 80 =, -, - -.
= -, - =:
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IL IL = A,,s.,;a = A. s Lonsi,,.,,,a,,; ~,
to1 49,, -,
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M. ::
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-. ,ro;;anna sod un,rh,,oh1a 1ro;;-
N;on,o,, n,.zo1,ona ono !, hv1,, =
n;Lt ia zdo1a "a o,,,zes ;;ch 8 !, dosko IS, !,
], =; !, 90, "a r,o;enna; Ie5e,; %
ten, sw;,t cbce n,;ei smoke; !; ME
.hee ,,.za;s. ma : o1ro .nrzaz okr,,- =,
c;anstr,, wo;;ny o,,s; zn;eSee r,.zv
-, ,,,,,sora sh,she uo;skoua : stale q b
:. :. Lontvnenc;a ANGLIA ME s
nos;ada odnow;iedniei; maszvnervii
a. nrdlradzen;;a. ofensyWoei woi;-
-, Flota h,.vtv;slsa lost hron;;a =
.aafa ,,,,.n s. -. ofensvwna !; =
==;;est ,,o,yodan dlaczeoo ANGLIA
8 : : 80; flotp
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-17
Wzyta prezydenta Wlsona spIawia 1ilost We
Francyii daje nOWe zycie WesolOse Wladzy.

Ameryka ma pierWsze1lstwo ca1ej stolicy zoInie
rze 0boz0w SO ulubiehcami na tOWarzyskich
zabawach kt6re sic przyczyniaia do najsWiet-
niejsZych nocy W historyi- przyjacielskie vie
czorki odznaczaja sic naiznakomitszym gary
sem demOnStracyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-17
AMERYk!A n! R !. B BfEDlEl ]
MIAIA NAEullIEJSzA
H01E v lgz5 R0kuII.
WasxynRton II grind.

Waszyngton a grrd AMI "a
warcie pokoju AMI proponowana
Liga narodow ME znlieni postanc
Wienia Departamentu Marynarki
IWzgledem postaWienia Ameryki
Ina pierwszen miejseu co do silly
morskiej Wojenne Ma posie-.
dzeniu wydzialu spraw morskicf
IIzby, prezes wyd dziaM marynarki
vice admiral &c. J. Badger powie.
idzial, ze merykanska marynarka
wojenna powinna przeWyzszyd
iinajsilnie jsza fote 81 swiecie " 70
lku 1925 re Kongres poWinien u
! iidzielie zebnego skredytu ma
ten eel. s ~ obecnyeh stos,ln-
kach swatowych, mdwl admiral
Badger, ainery ykanska mar ynarka
fpowinna sic stale poWie kszac. Ze
Wzgledu na-stano oWisko Ameryk
| co do pokoju ipolitykii swiatowej
lmarynarka jej poWinna sic row
mae najsilniejszej Hoeie Wojennej
" swiecie. Najg gl6Wniejsza pod
pora Ligi narodoW beda t!ylko flo
IL panstw sprzyn zynaierzonych. Ame-
(ryka jake najbo gatsze panstwo "
sswiiec.iie, d zatem IA 1siiIniiej ejsze i
najWiecej wplywoWe, musi " przy
|szlosci wszystkich prawies sil sWo-
ich uzyc, ably Liga narodow mia
la znaezenie. Sla .morska wiel-
Ee bedzie miafa wpfywy " przy-
Eszlej diplomacy swiatowej. Obec
ma wojna wykazala nam, Il narod
majacy SLING flote, nl6gl " kilk,l
tygodniach oczyscic mora 2 ME-
przyjacielskiej floty handlowej j
wojennej, otwierajac swe wlasne
drogi morskie, pomimo re nieprzy
Ejaciel mial druga W sWieeie pod
wzgledem silly morskiej Hote wo-
jenna. :
Co do przyszlych losoW mary
narki niemiec ckiej wiele zalezec be
die Cd konferencyi pokojowej.
|" Jezeli Anglia otrzyma swa czesc
floty niemeickiej, czy pan sadzisz,
re powinnismy tax dlugo budo--
wac, az nasza flota dor0Wna sile
floty angielskiejf zapyta1 je--:
den representative wv. $ Potrzeba
postawienia floty amerykanskiel
sna rowni z innemi flotami pre-
wyzszenie tychze tax Wielhe,
jak bylo zawsze odpowied edzial ad
|1niral. s Oczywiscie ME nalezy sic
lspodziewac, azeby Ameryka mo-
lgla tego dokonac do roku 1925go
" razie, gdyby podzielono flote
niemiecka pomie edzy Aliantami.
Jednakze sadie, ze Ameryka mo
ze wszystko dokonac, jezeli ma
praWde zechce dala BOWEN 2 na q
| 10 bardzo dobre doWody.'' PPfzy
koncu konferencU admiral Bad
ger oznajmil, ze rad amerykan--
ski zgodzil sic = Anglia, = "a kaz z
diego zolnierza ameryk ykanskiego
sproWadzonego na okrecie brytyJ
skim do Ameryki zaplaci $50.
Sekr. Daniels, ktory stawn sic
pred wydzial mar nard handlo-
wei aby omowic sprawe proJek
tu zajecia pod kontrole panstwo-
wa telegraph iskrowego poWie-
|dzial, Il ME nalezy sobie zajecia
tych stacy telegraph iskrcwychh
Itlumaczye i pierwszym ' krokiiem ku
lzaieciiu na dobre wszysthch pub
l1icznyeh udog odnien1 est 70
|spraWa zupelnie #odrf fbn mo-
vii Daniels wienly ze ME MOI
ma kontrolowac powietrza dlate-
go naj piieczniie jsza rzecza be-
Idzie, jezelii kontrol oWaile ono be
die przex ] etl1lostke ktora Jest
J 'marynarka
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-17

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona. Mimi, on
Dec. Is. 1913, as required by the
Act Of Congress. Oct. 6, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-17
PREzYDENT WILSON ODJ DO PARYta.

True translation filed with thepost Winona Mnn
Dee 16 1918 required by the Act Of Congress Oct 1871
Brest, a grud - Prey asnT Wilaora s.Ssea1 RsssI
udaiao sic do Palyza, 4tej god4iso % 15...ni. .s
dent Wilson Cd samego poczatku az do esasu 81 .ssas
do pociagu zajdowa1 sie wsrod ustawicznych powta1
przez zagromadzony lud ma ulcach
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-17

True translation filed with the
posi- master at Wiinona, Mimi, on
Dec is. 1913, as required BY the.
Actof Congress Oct, s, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-17
Prezydent Wilson We VI Fra;ncyii
Prezya powitauy setkami Wyshzal6w sztan
dar6W, gwizdafek woIeanych t1umenl ludzi

Wspaniafe przedstaW1en1e maj ynarH gdy flota przy
bifa do Brest -GabineI min1strdW przy
iaf Amerykan6W.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-20
.BREAKMAN'S WIFE
IS FULL OF LIFE

Mrs. John Reichelt, 800 South
Broad street, Mt. Pleasant. is good
example Of what Tanlac will do.
Tanlac is endorsed by the Wilkinson
Drug Co, for stomach, kidney, and
liver Ills.
Mrs. Reichelt, whose husband is a
brakeman ON the local c. B. & Q.
train running between Keokuk and
Mt. Pleasant, recently called at the
Wilkinson drug store and related
the following experiences:
II suffered with stomach trouble
and indigestion for years. I had TAX
en- many remedies but nothing helped
me, like Tanlao. When I started to
take it couldn't eat a meal without
suffering afterwards. Gas formed
and made me miserable.
Even my nerves were beginning
to be affected, I was so nervous that
could not sleep soundly. A few
doses Of Tanlao made me feel little
better. And as I continued to take
it l kept growing stronger. I used
to feel tired all OF the time but now
I am as lively as can be. I'm 100
per cent better in every way. l get
up in the mornings full Of life and
ready for my work"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-20
HEALTHY FOODS
UPSETS STOMACH
Meat, Cabbage and Pastry Among
Things Woman Could
Not Eat.

Mrs Ollie Smith, who lives at Mt
Pleasant, recently called at Willdn-
sons drug store and told the follow.
ing story relative to how Tanlac re-
lieved her sister, Mrs. Nora Wharton,
who lives at S4S Washington street,
Burlington.
MY sister had stomach trouble.
She had scarcely any appetite and
complained after eating the most
healthy foods such as meat and cab
bage. She couldn't touch pastry.
"She grew SO nervous that the
ticking OF the clock annoyed her
She hardly had enough energy to
drag herself around / was delight
ed to receive word from her which
stated that she felt much better. She
says that Taniac relieved her trou-
bles."
This is but an example of what
Tanlac is doing all over the state OF
Iowa. The best people are recon-
mending it in Keokuk, Burlington.
Des Moines, Davenport, Sioux City
everywhere.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-20

Mrs. L. j. Rifenbary, practical
nurse for fifteen years, who lives at
the Palm Hotel, 615 Grand avenue
Des Moines, having tried out Tanlac
to her own satisfaction for nervous
ness and stomach disorders, now rec
ommends 1t to everyone she comes
in contact with in her daily work.
II talk Tanlac all the time" she
says. II am enthusiastic about this
new tonic because it is the best thing
I ever found for nerves. Before
took Tanlac I was very nervous. Be
ing UP at all hours of the night at
tending to the sick got me in such a
condition that couldn't sleep sound
ly. When I went to bed my nerves
wouldn't relax and often / would lie
awake for hours. 1 do not think there
is anything that will completely
break down the system quicker than
lack OF sound sleep.
my stomach became disordered.
Food soured and caused heartburn.
Gas formed and pressed up against
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-20

my heart until was short of breath.
AS anybody who has stomach trouble
knows, was subject to headaches
and dizzy spells.
Since taking Tanlac almost all of
these unpleasant symptoms have ieft
me. / sleep like a tired child for
seven or eight hours. I seldom wake
up during that time. When / get up
l feel refreshed and do not have that
tired feeling / used to have.
IT also recommend Tanlac for weak
stomachs. 1t gave me good appe-
tite and can eat hearty meals with
out bad after effects"
Tanlac Is preparation OF roots,
barks, flowers and berries subjected
to chemical process that extracts
valuable medicinal properties. II
you are mot feeling right try Tanlac.
1t has helped tens Of thousands, why
not you?
Tanlac Is sold by the Wilkinson
Drug Co, Keokuk, and by all other
leading druggists in every town and
village in Iowa
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-20
PLANTS COME
FROM ROCKIES
M eciicnaI Properties Of Great Value
Discovered by
Experiments.
BIG AMOUNT USED -
IN MAKING TANLAC
New Preparation Is Attracting Wide
spread Attention Throughout
tho Country-Scores
Endorse Here.

High In the Rocky Mountains ex-
plorers have discovered plants that
have such medicinal properties that
they are valuable asset to any ma
ton Thousands IN every state of
the union have already been beno-
fitted by their use.
Although these plants have been
growing for years It remained for
the great Tanlac laboratories to pro-
mote their use and place taem within
easier reach Of all mankind.
By series of experiments It was
a. certained that the juice OF herbs
discovered in the Rockies contained
valuable tonic properties. The maxi
ers of Tanlac have combined those
tonic properties with those Of plants
from other countries In order to
produce a medicine of wide merit for
family use.
Rivers and Forests.
From along the river Nile are I'm.
ported leaves recognized for their in
fluence upon the liver. From the
great pine forests are gathered sub.
stances for relieving catarrh. From
the frozen regions OF the north come
those for digestion. The natives In
these countries are known to be
avis 10 uiseSl ldIS tudl "Ouiu scuu
dweller of a temperate zone to an
early grave, a victim Of acute dys-
pepsia,
From the West Indies and tropics
come harmless ingredients that sooth
the nerves, even as Nature has
soothed them with continuous sun.
shine.
The experience told by people liv.
Ing right here in Keokuk where each
and every statement may be verified
should convince the most skeptical
that Tanlac is a remedy OF merit.
Under the building up treatment
which Tanlac offers, healthy diges.
ton is promoted, the nerves are
strengthened and thus many persons
have rid themselves of annoying
troubles.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-20
Despondent Women.

Nature intends every woman to be
cheerful. light-hearted and happy,
but when dragged down with pain
and suffering from female Ills, will
power alone cannot overcome a ner-
vous, respondent condition. Multi
tudes of American women, however,
have found that there is one tried
and true remedy to restore health
under such circumstances, and that
is Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. made from herbs and
roots, This old-fashioned medicine is
now considered the STANDARD Ameri.
can remedy for such conditions
Adv.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-20
WILLIAMS STREET WOMAN HAD
STOMACH;TROUBLES FOR YEARS;
TANLAC GAVE QUICK RELIEF

splitting headaches until thought
the top Of my head was coming of.
Il had tried so much medicine with
out lasting relief that when ] first
saw Tanlac advertised I had M
faith in 1t. However, when friend
OF mine told me how 1t had relic wed
her, I sent my daughter to Within.
sons to get me a bottle.
Now while l have only taken one
bottle have had enough experience
to know it Is wonderful. I really
can't speak too highly of it. ha@en'i
had a headache since started. l
have good appetite and my stomach
is IL the best of condition"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-20
ELvAsToN, ILL.
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! Everybody Is busy making garden
before we have another freeze.
| MOST all farmers are done sowing
oats. Some few have sown spring
wheat. More would have been sown
If seed could have been ready at hand
Pastures are showing green and
leaves are coming on the trees. How.
ever, good rain is badly needed, as
the dust Is very bad when the gentle
breezes come.
j. w. Campbell's sale was last Fri
day and was we'll patronized and
things sold very well. Mr.. Campbell
has gone to Colorado Springs to the
Woodman sanitarium for his health
and may be away quite while. leav-
ing his mercantile business with his
two sons Russell and Harold.
Austin ,Mondon, ST., has been sick
with grippe for several weeks, and to-
day he wac taken violently sick with
severe pains in his breast and is suf-
fering badly
Harvey Moore, south of town, Is
Smelling and delivering his corn today
and has splendid roads to haul over.
The union revival meetings still con-
tinue at the M. e. church under the
lea dership of the Carthage gospel
team. Sunday evening the house was
filled to overflowing and six souls
started On their journey heavenward.
The weather elements put to flight
what would have been a delightful
party last Wednesday evening. March
10, when the old friends and neigh
bors of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Barnes
stepped in on them to welcome them
back to this community. Fffty-four
guests were present and were busy
talking about all the interesting
events Of the day Fragrant doors
were coming from the kitchen, making
every one happy, when suddenly some
one said It was going to rain. You
would have thought Boche aeroplane
was in the air by the excitement there
was and as most every one had come
by auto. there was a great scramble
for wraps to go home. The lunch was
served hobo style and the guests soon
departed, but not before they all told
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes that they were
glad to have been entertained in their
home again, IL 1t was for so short a
time.
Miss Mae Grauf is visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner
at Metamora, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Kerr and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Kerr and son Robert
Kerr of Alexandria, Mo-, visited with
VIM. Kerr and his son Earl Kerr and
family Sunday.
The republican and democrat tick
cts are as follows
Democrat: Ed Martin, supervisor;
c. B. Garard town clerk; Geo. Mar
shall, assessor; Tony Goldstein, COM
missioner highways; Geo. Kuntz,
school trustee.
Republican,. M. Benner, super
visor: Russell Campbell, town clerk;
Herman Bachman, assessor; G. T.
Phipps. commissioner highways; Chas.
A. Weber, school trustee; w. s Mach,
Justice peace; C. 8. Caldwell, con.
stable.
Friday, March s, being Geo. Fishers
birthday anniversary,
and Monday, March II being his
brother William R. Fishers seventy
eighth anniversary, Miss Ellen plan
ned a family dinner Sunday. March 10
All of the children being present as
follows: Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Fisher
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ikerd
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fisher
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fish
er and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins
and VIM. r. Fisher.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-20
RASH COVERED
BABY'S BODY
large Water BIisters Formed.
Cried Night and Day. Could
Not Have Clothes On.
HEALED BYCUTICUR4
SOAP AND OINTMENT

Baby was only six weeks old
wnen she broke out in rash. 1t was
IA oiotches like burn and her whole
Sooy except her back, arms, and from
net knees down was completely COW
aea. Then large water blisters formed
sno could not have any clothes on
; She cried night and day, and I
nau 70 carr her on pillow.
we had her treated, but she was
gwen up. Then We used Cuticura
soap and Ointment, and IN two weeks
sne was completely healed" (Signed)
Mrs. Edna Burt, Fenton, Mich, Au-
gust 81, 1917.
Inc majority Of skin and scalp
ouoes might be prevented by using
Su'icufa Soap exclusively for all toilet
purposes. On the slightest sign Of
sssoness. roughness, pimples or dan
e'uh' apply little Cuticura Ointment.
Sampls Each Free by Mail. Address post.
eu.e. Snticnfa. Dept. n, Boseon." Sold
y"nere. Soap Csc. Ointment Is and soc.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-20

When remedy meets with SUCH
unreserved praise from people right
here in this city where each and ev-
cry statement can be verified there
can be no doubt about it's merits.
Joseph P. Smith. 727 G street. West
Keokuk. reports that Tanlac relieved
him Of long standing stomach trou-
bles. For the past ten years I have
suffered with my stomach" declares
Mr.. Smith There was never a day
in all that time that 1 felt exactly
right. II it wasn't one thing 1t was
another that made me feel bad.
Sometimes gas would form after
eating and then I felt bloated and