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Laurel Land Company,
a corporation, D. r.
Davies, G. NJ. Parrott, j.
/. Barbre and Mary
Oliver,
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR NOR
ROW COUNTY.
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Plenty help, Pa. .er hang1i g
painting, short notice.
]. H. LOCKE.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
FOR SALE.

140 head of half-blood LinC a1
ewes, 2-vear-olds, also $50 half-bi ID
yearling Lincoln ewes. Deli ~
after shearing. R. Fl. WEE e
Heppner. nj ~
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IT M bIIV I
Sheriff Of Morrow County, Oregon.
Dated this 26th day of April 1919,
First Publication 1st day of May,
1919.
Last Publication 29th day of May,
1919.
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John l.. Jennings,
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Sheriff of Morrow County, Oregon.
Date of first publication, April
18th, 1919.
Date of last publication, May 18th,
1919.
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NOTICE OF sHERRIFF's SALE.

ln1-5t
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-07

Brooklyn Eagle The aIa4l thiua Is
that our tawus siIoTld 1Gr run after
each other Elte fsca af sheep and
fiji tie country with two, ar three or
half a dozen commonplace forms 6f
monument. Make Y0ur monument f.
The Needs u Y6ur OWL community
and be Gflaraererfstic af Il and you
can't wei 81 wrong provided The de-
sign is made and zcEeprzff uaGss- car,-
1ets1iE artistic g1Iidance Every EsTSpu
has been made tie poorer By the war
and we Elay now wei make each Of
them richer By ne Character and
araess Of our Datri6efc memorials. a
policy OF G.ouca1fII 1siIhsrasiB1 "a
wise and Desirable n sTsry rssperS.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-07

Chicago Tribune. Whatever good
has been accomplished in the operi-
ton of railroads either under. private
or governmental control must be pres
served 10 THE benefit OF the peopie..
Mr. McAdools demand chat federal
control be extended for FIVE years
furnishes a. subject UPON both Sides
OF which q graaI de;a may ne Said
But IN discussion. however extern
sire. should be permitted 20 obscure
the chief railroad neesf-aot of owner
ship or OF control, but the need for
adequate and reasonable service.
While we se,IIpi1inusiy eleaTe totfIe4
demand for good service We must
NOT rasect, init rather. welcome any
benefits whether they come from the
era OF privately controlled roads ore
from the period Of somewhat bitterly
contested government direction.
The Tribune does NOT assume TO.
approve or resec. the reforms offered
by Mi McAioo IS growing OH of
unified operation; but these reforms
are here resfated so they may again
be studied by the public for approval
or rejection, for il is. the public thar
must be served:
Maintenance OF the permit system.
SO as to- control traffic at It's source.
Maintenance of heavy loads. for
cars.
Pooling OF repair shops
Elimination OF csrcuirousz routes.
Un.fcafion of terminals a.
Maintenance OF the sailing day
plan
consolidation of ticket Offices
Utilization or universal mileage
tickets
Standardization of equipment
Maintenance OF common time.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-07
Disease iss Man-Maue.

Dallas. Texas. News- The idea thai
disease is Godauade has non vet been
altogether exercised from the human
mind; an idea which, despite its paEa-
uisn and inpious inpiicafion. has been
prppagated TOR centuries BY the Christi
ian churches Most OF the ministers
have lett off this teachines OF course.
Init there are still paipitsH rom wlich
the idsa that God pIrIli shes sanIIeFs by
injecting them with tuDercufosiss can-
GER, typhoid and other diseases. hay
ing one meet for the infractioII OF ey-
cry item or the deealo2ue- is propaEsa-
ted. Any campaign OF penuiar aetlIssI-
ton mist begin with the work. of ersi-
dicatings that idea from the human
mind il it, g TO have ANY measifraDie
success. 1t might be said. without
much exaggeTation. tlaI his ideao Is
the one disease of which All others
are bit species Once the Last vesttee
on itzis removed from the human mind.
and the truth thai disease is rnananades
is substituted we shall naTes laid a.
folInffatton ripon which az towering
structure Of achievement cam 0e
reared
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-07
THE BEAUTIFUI IN CREA TON

Timothy Dwight: We're AL the In
terastins diversities OF color and form
to disappear how unsig,Itiy, dull and
weagdsome would be the aspect OF the
world The pleasures conveyed to us
bv the endless varieties with which
these sources OF beauty are presented
to the eye, are so much things OF
course and exist SO much without in
ts.rnission. thai VIZ scarcely think
either of their nature, tiIeiI. number,
or the great proportion which they
CONSTITUTES In the. whnie mass OF onIs
enjoyment.
Bit we're an i1Iiiabjtant OF this
COUNTY, to be removed ffnm it's de-
lig.itftIl scenery 10 the midst OF an
Arabian desert. a. borIIdiess expanse
of sand, a waste spread with uniform
desolatioa, enlivened by the nurmr1.
of no stream and ciIaHred by the
beauty OF 40 verdnre although he
might I've in a palace, and riot in
sDlendnr and luxury he wouid.s Z
think, find life dull wear1some and
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-07
Am. Then Msry sx,,l.,i,,.,,


ha4isas City =GEr-. Mary works. IL, a
laundry Her husband WORKS. ii, 4
factory
Mary Works N -l!at deua rrlnaur of
The laundry which has the final hand-
Eng Of sd1rts-if gOlI know wh5n Ia
DaEtlneiU E1at H. I'll was all wary
mcu1uaurtIa r6iiTlna work until tf,.a
drst 1asgH OF army shirts VIA iy,trr.
dIlcEa INTO the department Then am.
or afaUy's cn-wsrHsrs had A brilliant
idea EaI-H the packer OF Que Of IN.
shirts sfis slipped a piece az uaner
bearing her name and asiGrrsE w7rH. !,
request TO write
When a Few DAYS la1sr aha sss-
played a courteous note from a H.s,,-
Tenant IN rspiT. every gsrl ii he Ia
carrnlfsut Immediately ax.nursa ths
Iisa CT flaert11g her 1a1lIe In f,a
pockets of the flannel sgifr-4
At frsr Mary had scT-l,I=4 sr,si,,,4.
tie 1-acrtesr bur wien shs ,r4ar
g1s1a Dot11est cut IL wazs her pa4rfrt4,,
dry to cheer lhz saEd1sra. she ac-
cepIeG their viewpoint. 5r. hr5a41Y
wrUrs her uaa1e with -sss rz.,71ess rI,s,
sTIe receiving he ncts aa6resH aar
through general delivery. and fuss,-+-
EFT the paper fEr5 the pccksr az sba
frat flannel shirt pasHfur thrrn.r,,
Esr hands.
A Few n1g11z Earsr As Mary sat
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-07
RAIL SERVICE IFiE ISSUE

tables between important points.
Maintenance OF high demuTrage
rates ami uniform r1iies.
Establishment on through way bill
ing freight from point of origin to
destination.
Rendering unnecessary the rRbills
ing Dy connecting or intermediate
Ioafes.
Elimination of the old practices OF
paving III mileage or per diem rental
for the use OF freight or passenger
ears OF one carrier. by another
Simplification OF the old practice OF
apportioning uterine passenger reTe-
nue.
Utilization OF water rontes for the
relief OF crowded rail lines.
MIR. MeAdoo Says these reforms
should be made permanent, no matter
what the. ftIture course of railroad
control Perhaps hey should per-
l.5ps only some OF them; the public
which has had an opportunity OF test
ing both private ANA government
service. is. in Al position to iudge.
It Ia possible the director general
leaves himself open to- attack by
making his suggestion almost in the.
LGTrQl OF d JIIeat, llliLt TX lAlS tiSc 5f1-li
period isn't adopted the roads Will nf.
returned to- the owners, aIId conse-
auentiy chaos. However, we do not
understand that the powers OF con-
gress arr greatly infringed by Nc
Adoo.ss IDEAS. But we do5 believe thai
lrpuerrnost in the mind OF congress
sherld be kept the idea that M mai
ter wfIat is done with the railroads
ANYTHING that tends tas the better
rneut OF service slloIid be retailsed
and anything that conflicts with this
movement should De discarded.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-07
GIRLS! M0lsTEA A
CLOTH and DRAM
N Through HAIR
iT BECOMES aEAuT1FuLI-Y SOFT
WAsVY, AHlJNEAfa-T AND
GLOSSY ATT ONCE.
SAVE YCuR F4AiHl ALL lAN
1RIlf-f- GOES AND HAIR
STOPS COMING GUT

Surely try a. 'DaIrHrines Hair
gleanse il yoIrl wish to Immediately.
double the beauty Of yoflr. hair IiIs,
Innisfen a. cloth with 1a1Iderina and
draw it carefully through Your hair
taking ONE small strand at a time.
this will cleanse THE hair OF dl1si.
dirr- or any excessive oil--iM a few
minutes yolL viii be amazed Your
hair will be Wayy fluffy AMI aiIlln
iaIIt and possess an incoInpalanie
softness, lnsfre and IuxIIrtance
Besides besEltifying the hair, oI1e
application OF Danderine dissoire.s
every particle Of daurifIIff iurigor-
afes the scalp. stopping itching and.
falling hair
Dande1ine is 10 this hair wfla1 FRESH
showers OF rain and sunshine are tus
vegetation II goes right to- ttIls
rnnfss inyiEorares and strengthens
them. Its eshiiaratiug, stimulating
ami life-prUffircing properties causs.
the lIail. tu grow long, strong and
beautiful
2on. can surely nave pretty. soft.
lusfroiIs hair and Ions OF it. if ruu
Will spend a few cnnts for a. nafrse
of Kuowtton,s Bauder1ne ar aIry di-Ia
storns or toilet counter asI1f nv IT an
directed.
Save ynri- h;rir-. Keep IT looking
charming ami beautiful. You viii
sag this WIS tiie- best nurey yulI ever
suanr.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-07
YANKEES
GOT CANDY
W srr.t i- Err Frsrc;r Sffa ana Want
Sd -arf &iuc-SGrnetifisrg
THAT @11ir.
list

PARIS, Des. tg.-t1v maIill--Thav
sdva,i I'D N s.EnE ar the cantassr1 arrIn-
ter II z VI G.. Il amt III Ai7s-Eea-f5sl411.s
azIFt demanded rIndv. tYvg DrfvIfF..s
Iiist SHeiS r--lnI Eadryon b8urg
Something that lsrs." srs. 81 them
said. and Displayed disappointment se-
cause there weren't any aIIltisfv siIc8-
e-s. zach 5s7sigtIr Tira maximum 17nc,lz1.
that may me sGIG To arr 1I1e zoHfSar.
Presently thew ware Back aEss-,.
rsffs time eDu1znG a nrtItz mere warily.
bun wfrh the Ean1e determination IN
tlfetr eres. again they wanted eHa,fv.
a Lot Of candy sMstfrs.r'' Anderson
WIN the red trfanEis On her a-r-r qutt
known 60 every sszEGfer wsts has aver
been Gu leave al Ai-z4as-E5ai-1ss. camp
I'D 10 EXPLAIN wnT NO ulssra gveess
could &c sold ta than. The rv- sS,Ft..
fers E1ssiSsst heart errEsen
Bar We TutnI have IL, MANN az
claimed Cue cE them
Than tIlav tni1 her WIN ANrscse n
eszF's travel frum Afx-Is.s-8asus slrssv
had Genie rr7on u H@tIs sehrrT fYur=ps
HE little French Children. taurrs. 5v
an cid man had rruGpr. crlr and hrsf
salT-ze tls American sczf1ssrz. rrev
we're the ftrzr children r5-u hss+x n-r.f
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melancholy round Of existence; and,
amid all his qualifications, would
sigh for the hills and valleys OF. his
native and, the brooks and rivers,
the living lussef+ Of the srr.ng, and
the rich g,ories of the autumn
The eyersgarTing brflliancy and
grandeur OF tile landscape. and the
Inagrificence or the sky, SIN, MOON
and stars enter more extensively
into the ENJOYMENT of mankind than
we perhaps ever Think or can pos
sfbiv isuUresleld. without frequent and
extensive investigation.
This beauty and spiendor OF the
objects around us, il is ever 10 be
remembered, Is non. necessary To
their existence, nor tn what we com.
monty intend 5pr their usefulness. r.
is, therefore, to- be regarded as u
source OF pIeasi1re gratutiuIlsiv super
induced upon the general EfatIiip OF
the Objects themselves. and. IN this
light as testimony OF the divine
goodness peculiarly affecting.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-07
END FEDERAL. cowraoE. or ROADS.

Reflective people very generally agree with
former Tustice Hughes that ouT first concern
81 aasion is 50 get back az quickly rs possible
fo normal ordered government under the cpns~
stitutaon and our traditional usagss and avs.
1The na1eNanplec grants Of power 10 the ezecu-
tive branch we're emergency measures, 90 soma
Of which thouQi,tful congressman assented
with grave reilIctance as 5roF5sblY unnecessary
ard arwise We did noG know 5iierI what lay
before ns,. and patriotic Legislators albert with
serious nlisgipiags prsferrsd TO err if mist be-
by ForGsting che executive with too nluea
rather than TOO little power.
An ezra az tremendous individual enterprise
gave America A railroad mileage which covered
che. continent aod amazed the work., Az epoch.
followed IN wilio1 governments federal and
state restricted 5ae operation Of the roads IN
countless ways and Che Undertaking press WA
unfairly hostile to them and coflrts and 'zries
and assessors npIcted thenl without mercy.
Government agencies protected the people TO
some extent but were unjust to the roads Their
overhead charges steadily increased. their
earnings diminished: they cDuid rot improve
tReiF Facilities % keep pace with growing poprs-
8tldns; they could not market their stock with
es5 great difficulty Wish increasing outlay
aacH revenues At 4 standstii1 or diminishing the
eatloos was dal'l5-aI because The hand Of gov
efln1ent nterference was aid heavily on the
r3as3s.
Fisas we're the nations railroads when gov
erAaasent operation yvas put IN force for the
period Of the war; o. aJ most until tyventy-one
faN5aths after peace is declared Along with
government operation earie increase Of rates.
enormous advances In rates Of wages paid tag
eplFaoyssy government loans and governments
buas 80 o. foFaaer daeldeads on Che roads
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-07
IOODBY,
WOMEN'S
TROUBLE

Efe tur-1rrsa ann dis.umr1r-E
vsa5i lurns and aching hack, sEv1As
Tact anti limbs, weaK1ssa. tisZs,iea
nausea. AS n rule have rtIeir drr.1r
Aidfiey trusirie. nut ''f.inals ruu7is1nfs
These -ener1 sytnrrumB Of k,tt1cy II
,iaSider fiseaae ara wen E1uwu,-su
the -.,neuT.
Nsxz Elne rau tsei a sw,7gs 1e 1ai
N the 1acit N. lrc 5-uunied v7c-f isfa
sc1e. EinigesrfaE, fnHumnIa. iE--rfatila
N me bladder az puin IN cha IONS a
tuweT ardomsn. yuir viii inaf QUICK a
sure r.iief N GOLD IEDsALi Edarts1
OH Capsules. Tins olit and tr,ed re,a
srT tar Kidney rraufsie a1G ailisst z
r1ngr,nenrs mas irousi tina t.st t1r "a
fr-efis &c years Il Dues the -nr3
PasE1a and E-aui3ies Vanish anu nev y
and asuinif Will eann as yzu gunGi11
their use. When esmniassiy r-srsr3
% Yaur usual vignr. continue talf1ns
eaps,iig or rw1 -Icn Try
GOLD MEDAL Ealrie,n Gil Cnl
nllss a-- irnuarrsd from rtte ialiGraf
RES N Eaar,e4n. Eaiiand. Q1 not
gsBr a mosf1r,its.. In senIf.n fa1
r1-ee ss.sa.a
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-07
GIRLS AFTER
AMERICANS
rIuss. ON Tins side viii 1e Hssicoctt
Wresr the anya are Safe an
This aiur uf Sea
AQatu.
FBv Tnitef PresIz. 3

EfGSUGN. Lee. f8.-tiJY mail l--ttr'ts-
liaii,tr the American girls wila SENT
t.1a;I- ya,In.r men averze.Lss IN win ttiG
laYs.- rirrlasneI1tEd war will hraar4Ie Il
grpat sigh OF relief wien all the boys
rlui1as.x for hume INTEREST af tine girls
CT England and France IN rife dasiiirss
ya,rug ctiaps fi,nIn the United Stares is
not erf1rsiv piasUI1ig.
Recently the iiIternatsnnal z. NJ G..
A Hospitality league IN Landon sHIiE
u,It an ag1eaI tor more homes rU De 0u-
enec 10 men aII Leave IN Mng.ani. IuGH-
I'M, inward the time wt1eu conclusion
OF peace would bring Sill greater NUM-
IJer-s Of GveIseat saifiitzr5 I'd Grant BI.t-
tain who wouId ba reieaststi from durlr
ef1ssner but still unable IN ga home.
AnDIg tie answers WIS this ItsrLeI-.
which discovers II new field Gf activity
frBr the Y. N q. A.
apaTttsI me writing 10 To'I. but Sea
ing m tire E4iIy Cflrnnicia of notiast
about soldiers GINNING hOrne On leave
4 you know a lonely suitiier wuiid
Yo,I EEndlv give him MY addras# Z have
s1cIosed for { si1rnlid like very much
ru know OF one, as { rsTrar 10 sav mr.,
YGI1ug man hit&s been killed at tie
fT,pnE. Hoping Fou VIII do yupir- best For
me.
You're rs.sI1s.fr17 IlIv
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-07
ToDAYs RFT OF VERSE

RICHES OF LITrLE sToREss
No place IN the rich mans world + hold,
No envies silver gold
No g1udses prfnceis wage
houses lands equipage.
Yet none possess wiist +
May dare my simple lot.
FOR my humble roof is stsil wide bless
With It's shelter him who s sfelterfess.
Who by want to my door is led,
He may stsre my cup, he may break my bread.
or the cheer Of my home j give part,
the wesnts, Or heart nay, mis- heart
He may his nitu At
Grateful tlislSnless what matters IT.
For any good my hands has had,
'Tis j who thankful, is g who glad
Cariotta Perry
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-07
THIN PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE
Nothing Likc 1iain 8itro-r,iusnf,ars
To FIT. on FIRM, Faeas..iy Fiean
and ia Increase Strcngrti.
Viqur and Neyya
-urc..

Judging frnn tfIe countless prsuz'
rniiuIIA and tiaarmentH wtlictf ars
continually being advertised Epr tha
uIrrunse OF making thin peuuie dssily.
developing arms. neck amt bust. Ind
replacing ugly duiiuws anu angles "
the 4uft enr-vasf lines az health amt
beauty, there ara evidently t1ui,Hands
OF men and women wtIn kgeuiy ns.sai
their excessive thinuesE.
Eiinnesa amt weaiSuesH 1cu usIl;EilF
fiis tn ssaI-vef nerves. CUR n1fiiaz
ueaff mora pnusnilirre than iH cunTauHs
Ell in mo,iern fi;atisE PhysiEinus ciaiIn
there ia ugEsliIlg thar will Supply LIE
deficiency So well as tbs urgasnr
oiiuspiiats Known Ilnung drTigg-sts u
DifEa-piIosuiiata. which ID irle1ueilsii1s
ami is snid hy WILKINSON Il Gu. ifI
most all dr-IgaisTs uTIrier Il gJ1aranf AZ
dI 5arssfact.nn On mnney 1aciI y
feHsi1g ttie nerves. direGtaE mt ns
supplying the 1udy cells wiT1i La
ueaessaz-E pnnspfluIic nnnd eismsnfae
5it1-n- pflnsuiiare quickly pr1dlIcaa 2
weicnIne transformation IN the 40
Dearauce; Tie increase IN we!gtir rs-
dlieslrlT being astonishing
Thin iuc-ease in weigtlr alsa ear
RES with it general Improvement u
the heHIt4f NervuiIsnesH. siespies@l
ness and Incis Of emerge, wnll.n
neariv aI,vav8 accompany aEcasst7
11innesH. s1un diaappeaZ- dlll egssl
hecnInH bright. ami pale cheeks gidSl
with rs1e nioum OF Dsrfagr- nea4rl.
GAErrrQN - AIti,uugsi hifruplinsl
uiiuta IN unmrruassed tar raiiHEtns|
nervuiIazlaHH,. sIsepiesanesH and genj
TN1rg5
to it's remarkable aasi1-frruwfT1g 7ru01
critics.. De. uaesf by anyone VINO aees|
not dtssii.a tu put IN fash.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-07
Nh. t-ccuE#s REPLY.

rs7s Mniuaa Capital: Two on the
HUNS de like who we're prominent IN
the administration Of German affairs
in Belgium wired from Berlin "a Wal
ter LYMAN Brown, director for relief
in Belgium at Rotterdam, thar they
lad been appointed by the German
government 5o riegotiaIe with Herbert
G. EfonveT For foad supplies, and ti1aI
they desired Ml- Hoover To- advise
them when and WHERE be would meet.
them
MEs E1ogvers reply NAV be- preserved
for history with tile celebrated rapIy
6r Major whifflesiy when hfss lost bat
tsfliou was asked To surrender Tall
the pair 4usyered M-. Eogver tn
so 10 he'll, with my COMMITMENTS
The American peopfe vnIid haTa
fdrInd no fault with this retort iireer
Ell toward any OF the whining I11Ina
but mora especially ara hey ayatlf,esf
at its use in connection with EsA-nn
Won der LaTIc3Een md DR. Rier.I
In his journal, Brand Whit.ogt
American minister 10 Belgium, "details
his Tasr iIrEercessian with vun der
LauGken, then governor OF EI-IssaIs
tor the Hfe or tie English nurse. Edith
CdTeil Fhe story Or the execution or
uiils gentle woman is a Revolving one
u is one well known 10 the world and
rlis world does NOT so Som rnrzs.r such
crimes. IlIgh 3. Gibson sacretary OF
the American legation Sought out tie
nas'8u anil LaDGraf with him an, rtIe
communication OF Hiss CavaIl'4 sep
tsucs, tie uiEi1r before her murder
BUT ION der L-auGtfeT. with A Sheer On
MIS- Face, informed Mr. Gibson tIisi1 ar
Ter Mature dsIibaf.5s1flu'' General
Won Btssiritr, governor general IL EssI-
gum having supreme aiffEta,-,rv IN,
s'ielI cases had decfdtsi slisl+s Miss CT
Veil must die for her ''t4-eacirss,-v''' amt
tliaS he. Won der Lauc8en- was un,vzr
lass uy intervsue
10 viii 10 dsfscuIr to ind, IN all Ger
many TWO men with whom a1v sr,,.,,
ie.ah may 51-aar Tire stain If n,i1r-rtt4T. a,
Ipou them all
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-07
Investtaase. tt,e. y. hal. q. q.

New, YORK. World. The request OF.
the Y NJ G. A. for an official I'M
quirv o1ig.ft to- be granred- The orr
sanitation was in France Intfer the
authority or the war department
and it is the business OF the war de-
partrnen1 to- find ont. whether there
is a substantial basis for the cn1ns
piainta made against the organiZa-
TONS work. There cam be no doubt
OF the unponniar1ty OF the " NJ G..
A. with vast numbers OF American
soldiers, init it, remains 10 be- seHiI
whether this Isl dine To defeetfve MAN
agerne1rt in general or IN the failure
of certain individuals. The best thing
hat cam be done is 10 sTing CUT tie
facra and assess the blame iiIstiE IL
there is blame IN be agsessesi.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-07

Hurry T.. BARKER, The. sDnnrous
opening OF Eirrnin,s Gettysburg
speech, '.Fourscnra amt seven Years
ago." is not equivalent to eig;iry
seyesI years agu! PROSE- hath her
fal1nonias, no less than poetry II.
is such srlbtIe.fes thar make IN the
fitil sff.cr OF literary axpr,sssion.
g'Vir1IIaIs. ta not equivalent To
'tfnnd." faatfriessnass. IS non. tf1e
same as ''irnmnrraIity''-aa Lowell
showed when he. suggested tflaf we
TRY converting WorfswUrri1,8 title,
.fntiIuat!nns OF immortality into
f.fIints Of Eeathiessness.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-07

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