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Washington Journal., 1919-08-29
Son Orn 9llpenbirtcn.

Gin mabrcr @ercnmciiter miB ser
i3iegcu6irt ieir, meiln er iciner Iuf-
ga6e gered)t mcrOen mill 6riib
morgcnS rrit CT icine Seroe nit
Sem &orn 5uiomn1en, Inn nidJt MIR
oie bebautcn Seller, ion0ern aid
oen @al0 nit rol6en Sfrittcn 5ll
0ur6eilen, 0anit Die &uItllren mog.
litit mcnig geihdoigt neroen. @uf
Sen Iteilen 9~crg6oIoen no Die Sub
ri1t Ginfommcn fam, ioa Die Siege
i6r Suffer %gepinnen, uno obenoS
ge6t es tuieoer 5uriid ms Gal, po
ole Sub ser Nrmen" lire Milh
Gergc6en mltB. Sci beIlem mnrmem
@etter mag ooS fir einen riiitigen
9naben eit1c Suit fem; o6er menl
ser @ettcrgott ii6elloutig miro ltno
Die NebeI 10 oidt olftrctelL oaB
man foim sic ousgcItredtc Sono
Dor iid erfeunen fam, miro ons
Siiten cine I6picrige Sa6e, neil
oie @eroe nidt beiiammen 6Ieibt
uno oes 4bcnoS nlnn6 teurcs Snltpt
fc6lt. 9o miro Die 96enoiuppe nit
borten SdeItmortcn gctpiir5t, uro
bos olles bel einem fargen 2obn
neil ole 3obl ser 3iegen fleiner
gemoroen. SeIbitperitdn0li6 bat
oitd ser n@eiBIcr" freien Gid,
ie6od nidt al ser erIten Enfel;
1906 miroe ibm ausoriifIid be-
merit, BOB er uSn Nniebrng Ser
SpeiB ii6 Softiom ltno @egniigent
%oer6olten ioG." Der Sdofbirt bot
sic glcife 9ienIt5eit, @itte @dr8
biz glloe Nobem6er, fir 6riibling
un6 SerbIt oltd oie gIeife Cages
orOnlng; I'M CONNER be5iebt er Die
bohIten 9crgneioen uno Iiegt bort
nit Sen G6oien ans; gegen Den
Ser6It 6ie6t CT in 0ie Ndbe Ser Sub
clpen uro miro in Sen @lpbiitten
perpfIegt, mas ibnt beiier 6ebogt,
oIs lpenn CT otf Sen SelsbGn0crn
ollS Dem Mc6lreIt i'm SGflein oie
Suppc ielber bereiten nmB.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29
Gin Star ais Snnsseieac.

Sine 8eobodtung aus Dem Sier=
iefen, Die 3eigen ioa, boB mon4e Do
gel niemols Die 5reuoen Oes G6ele=
bens genieBen, teilt Elm Mitar6eiter
Der r9aiIp Nefps" nit. @r bemertte
einen Star, Der nit grDBtem @ifer
elm Neit boute. o6er INNER olleil
blieb. Sc tpeiter Der Grii9ling OOrz
riidte, um 10 erregter puroe er, er
5piti9erte unb fArie, Defenders ipenn
on0ere Store in Der NGbe paren.
@us irgenO einem gebetmuispollen
@runb purbe iebo6 bieIer @ogel,
obpobl er elm ~fertiges Nelt bate,
itets oqein gelohen. Ser Star wiez
oer9olte feline 8emiibungen i'm fol-
genben Sobr uno audi i'm nd9ltfole
genben, INNER obne @rfolg. Man
tOnnte orbentli9 Mitleib nit benz
rSungseieaen," Der li9 10 iebr na&
einem Wei66en iebnte, bo6er.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29

&otmenOigeS uebeI.
Gin &alloioot fir ein Mmt mrrOe
bel leiner erlten 9ampagtereoe
nidt icEr freunolid empfangen lulO
wuroe f%ortpdbren0 ourd 3mii6en-
rufe un6 3ei6en oes MeiBfaaers
unterbro6en. Gr bielt es cine
@eiie aus; idlieBli9 abcr wuroe er
qrgerlid) uno rief in bic SerIomm-
lung binein:
yMeinen sic, es fGme auf 81
rem 8eifaa auein an? Sd iage Sd,
nen, Sic friegen mid, oh Sic mol
len ODER ni6t!"
SCOOP" fam es bon elmer Der
binteren &eiben. Sinh Sic oenn
sic Malern2"
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29
Gamder.

st1f Der &ciie fommcn apei
Serren miteinonoer ins @eiprdd.
geioe unterbaIten iid gon5 gut.
Ser cine raitdt cine 3iemli6 mdBige
S3igorre, Der onoere cine Sfeife.
NGs Ser nit Ser 3igarre fertig lit,
bietet inn Ser @itreiienoe ieinen
So6afsbeutel on.
n9onfe,~ iagt ser 3igorren-
2iebbober, i'd railfe feinen Sabaf,
= ober nebmen sic bon mir cine
8i9arre!"
g0onfe," ermiOert ser @feifen-
freltno, i'd rolthe ndmlid 8abafl"
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29
Gns aalam.

Cine @eieaidoft BON iieben 9[u2'
fliiglern lit beim Baden al berbo'
tener GteQe bon Dem Srtspoli5iiter
obqefoBt un6 Dem 4mtmorm Dor
qefii6rt moroell. Sier miro ieoer
al 6rei Marf @eIoitraie berurteilt
uno elmer no6 Dem anOeren erle9t
nit iaueriiiBer Miene ieinen Sbollls.
3ulett fommlt ser 8u66uIter @teicr
an sic &eibe. Ser meint obcr
pfiffig: yMir f0nnen sic olS Ga-
bait Sic Strafe idenfelL Serr amt'
mann i6 babe sic Serren FER
Qefiibrt!"
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29
eeI6itOeritanSIid.

Die Gbrfurdt, nit meldcr feline
Sungen 5t frilberen Seelellten onf-
ffareil, erflGrt iif mobl aus Der
Siine fpunoerborer Grlebniiie, bon
belten sic Secleilte 81 er5d6len nil
fen.
60 unter6ielt iid Dor fitr5ein wie-
ser elm 3e6n Sabre alter Sungc
nit eiuem friiberen Seefopitdn,
uno ga frogte ser 9leine:
ySogen sic, SEER aapitdn, lit
Sbnen ienaIs BON einem Saifiid
Elm 9ein nbgebiiien ~poroen?"
n0b mir, mein Surge p" ant
tportete 9opitdn Scrugas. SD
io1t'S meinerl, 9tBenoe bon Wta'
len"
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29

sc o0erne @u$reOc
@en0orn (einen Strold pilitie.
reno): $50 BADEN Sic OoS picle
@el6 6er2"
9trold: r9os is a 5dmer8enS-
gelo bon Dem autler, Der mi ilber-
fobr'n bait"
9ie 2ueIIe. r@ober bat
Iid oenn Sbr Mann feline nelleIte
&ronfbeit gebolt?".
y9(9, bie bat er mir ans Dem
meoi5inii6en Bud, OoS er iid) melt
lid gefauft bat"
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29

ic b6tte for sic mc6riftc bon Die
Berries 10 en- Gobc &rcis fricat Bob
ie eS Ic6r Qut %criororrn tonntc, Ole
paor 9o8fcts poa irie Of. Eidortidl
ber5llgemue, eipcidcaie. wenn eS for
10 en- beriebmte Mlonn MIR, mie mid.
@ca. lest Mil { email iebn, OBJ
ole 9i55ic nod innler iage Orbt, ifl
mar c Gontccl, momit i'd ~oerblcilue
Shine i6rn liclucr
8biltpp Saucrompe r.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29
HepulntiUM.

nW}enT6," fogte Der aanonisr
8umte au ieinem Treunbe unb Mit@
tanOrtier aoc8mored, uMeni6, mot
iagite nu? Srei fin mir, teene Or
beet mebr. SeID pie Mtit. pennite
S6uIter btit, tannlte PrGfeOent pern.
g(Ge fin mir ejaI: pennite no9 9aus
tommIt, fagite MID mebr nSerr S@uIs
Sc" gum Meeiter, bo iagite einfa9
oS6ul3t."
r@ebt ni6t," io9te &oc5maret unO
I9ittelt ben &opf.
.@at," rief 8umte piitenb, root
iebt MID? @ir bonn Die 3eOolution
gefingert unb Jon hummer &erl
ftreitt? MiGIte INNER Stlope bleis
ben unb i'm Souberoenton pertomz
men, bl Dummies 2uber? SD. min
Dir Scene ma9en.l"
n@eht niht," Iogte &uc5mared be-
tiimmert.
8umte geriet auBer liG uno rief
3pei aononiere gu 9ilfe: Ser
8ac5mared, 0os bumme 2uber, min
@egenrepolutipn moHen!"
@orouf tie ben @egenrepOlutiondr
gu Drift perpriigeIten.
4ls Die Peiniger gegongen fuaren,
erfo6 fi9 &oc5mured Iangiom, Iab
fi6 Don alien Seiten an, Deriu4te ieiz
men @n3ug BON 8lut unb Staub gu
reinigen unb murmelte: n3ebt ni3t!
&onn id gu pnne SHELTER ni4t
S9ut5e Iagen, 9one Meiiter meiniz
ges beiBt MiiGler."
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29

S6Iou.. Geiienoer Gu
einem anoeren, ser cine 5tobIiparen-
Iobrif pertritt): oSbr babt nlio init
ellrem neiten Eranhiermeiier 10
groBen Grfotg!"
%, freilidl @8 bat ndm-
lid Die Sorm zines Seitengepebres
uno ga reiBen iid sic &0dinnen
forn1lid 6ruml"
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29

Gas ii d terne &c q II n
den. Monn: Ser Nr5t bat bel
mir cine Rifotinoergiftllng felt
geltellt."
6rau; rGu roufit ia ober gar
ni6t Monn!"
@anu: ySa, ia - Oorallf batte
ib i'm eigentlid aufnlerfiam MAIDEN
iolen."
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29
llnbeitehIih Sic nil

e it 6 / 9. Sic mir
ben oo9 Sbre Stinlme ni6t perfau-
fen, erasmus, niht pabr2"
oAber nein," ertl1rte erasmus
8inflep empbatiidL owie meroe i'd
oenn? Aber welln elm @err, Der elm
9lmt boben luio gepGblt meroen
min, mir 3mei Collar idenfen mir
DC, Damn m0re es Oo6 cine einfa6e
Yflidt Der Ganfbarfeit, fir i'm 81
%ltimmen."
s t en- 8 / e 3 / g.
S6miegermlttcr: $50 liegt Ocnn
eigentlih Sonolulu,"
Sdrmiegerlobn: uWtoGten sic
einmol hin?"
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29

GinbiIoune. &Ite Sung
fer (einen Goman IeienO): Ser
8erfoIIer lit Elm ent6iidenoer
Meri6!"
Sreltnoin: y8arum2~
NIte Sungfer: Or nennt mid
oilf ieOer Settle 0rei5enbe Seierin"l"
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29
Ser Smrcanfrat.

aqn51eirot Gum S6rei-
ber): Sic baben in Oieiem S6rift-
ftiid mebrere @nga6en banoi6rift-
lid onItatt mittels Stempcls be-
wirft. 9as entipriGt ni6t ben BE-
Itebenoen @ori6riftcn iiber @erein'
fa6ungen i'm &on5leioienite. Ser
tigen sic oos S6riftltiid no6mals
onl"
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29

SatoGer ebIer.
(9[rs einem Goman.) -. 2llltig
p~lauoertlo 0lirdidritt sic feline @e-
lcQiGaft Sen @aIo uno lieB fid)
oonr, nube bel elmer 9uelle, auf benz
iippig f6weIenoen Mops 5ltm Srilb-
ltiid nieoer.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29

= &Ieine III 9 g.
0ienItmGoden (oas ben Stuoenten
morgens auf Dem &orrioor i6lafero
finoet): Sea, 10 gang b%etrnnfen
muB er bod ni6t gemeien fem; oenn
oie Sticfel bat er alsgeSogen nno
ms 3immer bineingeIteat."
Ser @olfs.re0ner. limo
i6 Iage Sbner, meme &errer, Die
2umpen niisen Sen Stoff aus Mno
l6iiren 10 lange ben Snoer, bis nns
olles ourd oie 2appen gebt, nro Die
&artei in 6esen it,"
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29

~ Gr fennt lid aus. &e-
oafteur: u8arum molen Sic S6ren
9(rtifel n&ati6ldge fir bie. Saus-
frau" nidt nit Sbrem Nanlcn
sei6nen2"
G6riftIteuer: n@eil meme 5rall
iie Damn getpiB ni6t befolgt!"
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29
Sn's Nlbnm.

OH millit, id) foil Dir idreibeu
SINS @lbum Elm GeoiAt!
@er5eib', 0as lit unnloglid,
>3enn oidten fam ih nihtl
lno fonllte id aud oi6ten
9as ~rei5cnOite Sonett,
@s mar nidt wie gu iel6er
60 rei5eno nnO 10 nettl
Sc polIer Die slebre, oeIto t
fer nei9t lie li4.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29

8ogbaft. 2ebentann (oer
cine auBerit forpulente Dame bei-
raten mltBte, 81 einem Sreunoe):
yNa6 Der Sof5eit lit mir faftiid
ni6ts iibrig geblieben ais oie 6rolt!"
Sreuno: DC, on blieb Dir ia
nod INNER biibid, piel iibriG."
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29
6 edpoaeI. BE

TedpogeI. 9%efannter:
,8eteiIigen Sic iid ocnn nidlt am
YfGnOeripiel?"
Sous6err: Steel Ga6ei bob'
i6 ItetS Bed Oa muB i6 inn
nter meine Nltc fiilien!"
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29

0ienf # mdoden Gum beim-
febrenoen GrofeIior): Serr Bro-
feiior, Sbre 8ra1 @entabIin lit im-
mer nod ni6t 5uriid, ino es gebt
bod i6on ltarf oltf 5ebn llbrl
@rofeifor (eri6roden): Mein
Soft, mo babe id Oenn oie mir
glei6 lteben loiicn?l
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29

Trem0er: oGnti1uloigen sic,
SEER Sdubnlom - ,Sie iinO ie-
0enFaas f9on ldnger al oieiem
8lobe bier. boben sic Dor elmer
hol6en Stunoe feline Dame bencrtt,
Sic ouf iemono 81 morten i6ien?
sd bobe mid nGmliG nit meiner
6rau iiir 10 llbr bierber 5uIammen-
beIte1t uto MIDI nun leioer oeripd-
tet."
96uBmonm: p@ie iicbt 0enn
sic Dame ouS?"
5remoer: r9llun, oaS fonnen
Sic Iid ia oenfen!~
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29

Stud Elm 8ori6Iag.
Sat: nSie, &eaner, meile Sralt
mofte cine '2imonaoc trinfer; lit
lie Oa?"
aeaner: n2imonaOe? @eoauerc
iebr, aber menn pieaeift geIul5te
SdipeinsfiiBe gefdaig mdren, Die
iino iebr i6on."
90 e r t NJ ii / . / 9. Scr
Maier bot Die mageren Sellte bid,
sic oiden abcr mager."
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29

gifer iii dtig. rSbre
Sod)ter iollte ii6 bdlt iddncn Serr
@irt!"
y@arum?"
.@eil iie ~fortlpdbreno nit Dem
@ino6eutel fofcttiert, Der Oo lett
sipei Stunoen BEL ieiner 2imonooe
iibt ih bob odt MaB 8ier
ge%trlnfen, bier 8ortionen 9raten
gegeIIcn, uno mid ldaltt tie nidt
an"
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29

SEER gireftor, i6 bin iest 8ebn Sabre bi Sbrr Grippe; ib 9lonpe'
es mGre rbt mebr gu frib, wcm sic mid nit elmer anfbehcrln9 be-
reut, Sic oirfen BON iett ob une aOaeu ipieler, III Oencn gegeden
miro"
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29

@ofr6tin: -. SD meroe MN bod, trt n1elnes Serlpredcns,
tapon Abitauh ne6ncn nlIen, III Dem morggen @obltat9ettSfondert
nlttNImrfcn!"
aomiteemitglieo 6eiteiOcnD: yNbcr, gnaOige 6rn Oas
fonten mir eigentlib niht annebmen
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29

.gouoro! Dab Oh ais 8rofellor
3erItrelt unb lebr pergeBli6 bit
0as lit ia 8a oer5eiben; abcr Gins
oorfit 0u niemols uergeIien; lper
@crr i'm Sauie it'll"
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29

etroG6 (oer elm Siinfcentitiid
finOet): Sd bin bod Ser ri1ti9e
8edooeell 8enn's elm anOerer &C.
flnoen b1tte, mar'S minoeItens eilt
Quarter gepeIen!
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29
@ffrmrr $ dlreibrbrief nFs
4hilipp ~Sauerampfer.

Wlcin Ii6cr SER Ncoadtiondr!
Washington Journal., 1919-08-29

ser M}cnih mar e
geOpIoigeS Stiidelde
&inOuicb I'M 0cbt
lid cinigcS 9efoIle
ioiie, III ooB ieac
Gienlart forredt is,
oos ben id aud
0ieSmol mi0Oer ge-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-25
WHO WILL MEET
JESS WILLARD?
Tex Rickard Induces Champion to
Fight for 100000 and Must
Now Pick Place, Man
and Date.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-Jack Demp-
sey and Georges Carpenter were
names most frequently mentioned to-
day as possible opponents for Jess
Willard in July.
TEX" Richard who tied up Jess
future activities yesterday for &
promise of 100000 will decide in
March who viii meet the cha mpion.
Around May / he win pick the place
of battle and determine the number
Of rounds.
Warned by the fate Of Colonel
Charles Miller. who, last spring, had
= Willard fight all dressed up and
couldn't find a place to go, Rickard
made no predictions whatever. He
and Willard were together today and
will leave tonight for Oklahoma and
Texas points.
willard appeared even heavier
than when here last. but says he viii
easily reduce
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-25

bert C. jenkins, of Carthage, H., were
united in the holy bonds of wedlock.
The ceremony was performed at st.
Patrick, Rev. FIR. d. P. Mulcaney OIL
ciating The bride is the pretty and
accomplished daughter of Walter
White. of Kahoka. The groom is a
son of Dr. and Mrs. j. O. jenkins, Of
Carthage, and a grandson of Mrs.
Anna Jenkins, OF Kahoka They will
reside in Kahoka. A wide circle Of
relatives and friends extend con-
gratulations and best wishes.
A Woman Suffrage league was or
ganized this week with Mrs. s. B..
Cameron as chairman Mrs. Albion
Drew, vice chairman, and Mrs. G. L..
Young. secretary trea surer. Mrs.
Meyer Wing. of st. Louis. represent
ing the Missouri Equal Suffrage as
sociation. was in Kahoka, and assist
ed in the organization of the league.
Judge NJ l.. Clay fell Monday and
sustained badly hurt right hand.
Mrs. John n. Puder. of this city.
who has been in hospital at ST. Paul
for several weeks. underwent Sec
ond operation She is reported as
improving nicely. Mr.. Puder is with
her
The woodnlen and ROYAL Neivhbor
lodges OF Medill installed ofscers
Thursday evening Following install
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-25
GREAT YEAR
FOR GOLFERS
k.ii Championships Abandoned Last
Year Because Of the War,
Will be Restored by
Association

NEW YORK, Jan 25.-An golf
cha mpionships abandoned last year
because of the war, will be restored
this year, it was announced today fol-
lowing the annual meeting OF the
United States Golf association here.
The amateur championship will be
played over the course OF the Oak
mont club. Pittsburgh, the open ar
Brae Brun club, Boston, and the
women's tournament at Shawnee,
Penn, club. All three of these cham
pionships had been previously award
ed to the clubs which now viii stage
them.
Bids for 1920 and 1921 amateur
championships were received and
filed. st. Louis and Baltimore both
made bids for the 1920 play and the
tLochnoor club, Detroit. asked for the
1921 tourney.
No dates were assigned for the
national play. but the amateur prob
ably will be held about September,
the open late in July or early in
August and the women's late in the
autumn.
Steps were taken TO stage q junior
championship, but II viii not be
added to the present program for a
year or two, 1t was stated
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-25
Remains Firm and Four or Five
Inches Thick, Ready for De-
Iayed Cold Wave to
start Harvest.
a LITTLE HAS BEEN CUT
Largest Jobbers Of CONCEALED Water
Are All Set, and VIII Start
PIow. and conveyors
on Short Notice.

With the Mississippi river running
clear and liquid from Keokuk TO the
gulf. and the ice melted out of the
upper end of Lake Keokuk around
Fort Madison and Burlington the ice
is holding its own well here.
Lake Cooper at Keokuk is frozen
over with firm ice which is four and
five inches thick. 1t has thinned
only about an inch during the warm
weather of the last several weeks
Its frmness is what pleases the
Ice men the most, as whenever the
regular cold wave of about the first
OF February does come this year, it
win find a good start of ice and the
water cold under it. They say that
q very short time of zero tempera-
lure win make the ice thick enough
10 harvest well
A little ice has been cut by Azinger
and hauled up town. Harry DietZ.
now the Ice magnate of the upper
Mississippi, has not cut any yet for
his big ice houses and large shipping
contracts. but is in good spirits and
expects to have real ice harvest yet
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-25
Quincy contempIates Charges.

Quincy Contemplate Charges
The city of Quincy owns the boat
landing and warehouse there and as
1t needs some repairs. she contem
plates fixing wharfage charges for all
boats that land there.
This viii meet with violent opposi-
ton from the boat owners, but the
Quincy People say that the city can
collect wharfage charges from any
boat that lands anywhere on the city
front and that case along this line
has been tested in the supreme cc.l-4
ard decided In favor OF the cities.
Nauvoo has similaT. condition of
municipality owned landing and ware
house
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-25
kAHokA, MO-
. 800 go <>~e> =

Capt. Geo. NJ Lynch, of Arcadia,
Florida, secretary of the Y. M. C. A.,
was the guest of his cousins, Mes
ness and y. G. Watson, of Kahoka.
last Saturday and sunday He adj
dressed mass meeting at the Bap-
fist church Sunday afternoon in the
interest of Armenian relief drive.
Following his fine address a county
organization was perfected with the
following officers: NJ L. Clay, chair
man; Frank Story, vice chairman;
treasurer: Rev. G. E Newton, chair
man publicity. Clark lcounty's quota
IS $1,000.
DR.. r. A. MCGOWAN is the new pas
tor of ST. Michael's church of Kahoka
He will conduct his first services at
kaiioka and Wayland on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Starr will oc.
cupy the McNalfy property one block
north OF the public square.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Hardness re-
turned Sunday evening from a two
years sojourn in California
The spring elections promise to be
very interesting In kahoka city a
mayor, marshal-collector. two alder.
men are to be elected. In the schools
a county superintendent is to be elect
ed Two aspirants. Mrs. Edna Seyb
and Miss Alberta Callison, have al
ready announced. 1t is reported that
there are others who will enter the
race.
On Monday. January 20, Miss lisa
belle White. OF this city, and Mr. Her
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-25
Red Bird Called lesson Names.

IN 1888 [ held the legal possession
OF the mile square which embraces
Mont-ose and the orchard, when the
heirs OF Thomas S. Reddick, de-
ceased. vino was the assignee OF
lesson, commenced suit against me
in an action OF right OF the posses
sion. which suit was finally decided
in the supreme court oT the United
States IN 1882
Red Bird said lesson vas 2 che,
gTaiis-wi," Or rascal, IN white mans
language, and ! am entirely satisfied
With the truth ot Red Bird's story,
but / did not intend. when I coz
fenced writing, TO tax you with any
thing more than a brief account Of
the apple trees.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-25
HOW
RHEUMATISM !.
BEGINS

The circulating agonies Of fheuma.
tism are usually the result of failure OF
the kidneys to expel poisons from the
system. II the irritation of these uric
acid crystals is allowed to continue. in
durable bladder or kidney disease may
result. Attend to it at once. Don't
resort to temporary relief. The sick
Kidneys must be restored to health by
the use of some sterling remedy which
Will prevent . return Of the disease,
: Get some GOLD MEDAL HARLEM
Oil Capsules immediately. They have
brought back the joys of life to count
less thousands of sufferers frsm rheu-
mat:sm, lame back, lumbago, scintica.
gall stones, gravel and other affections
Of the kidneys, liver, stomach, bladder
and allied organs.
They will attack the poisons at once,
clear out the kidneys and urinary tract
and the soothing healing oils and herbs
win restore the in6amed tissues and
organs to normal health.
All others are limitations. Ask for
GOLD MEDAL and be sure the name
GOLD MEDAL Is on the box. Three
sizes. at all good druggists.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-25

The Consumers league Of Phila-
Gelphia turns aside from regular
tasks long enough TO warn the com
munity against the per1ls which be
set young girls employed in the pub
lie messenger service. The league
states that girl messengers are cent
Ito all sorts of questionable resortg
and, are frequently called into the red
light district, whittier every step f.
Tainted with vice.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-25
Similarity Of conditinnr

New York Evening Post: Wait
ers. tanitors and dome5tics in War
saw lord It over employers" This
fact is put forward as proof that
bolshevism is gaining in Poland BY
the same token, II has already made
a complete conquest OF the United
States.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-25

perior in the world Emerson Hough
and others have said the upper Mis-
sissippi above Keokuk is the finest
scenic trip in the whole world.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-25
MOTHERS, Do THIS
When the Children Cough, Rub
Musterole on Threats
and Chests

No telling how soon the symptoms may
develop into Group, or worse. And then's
when you're glad you have jar of Mus.
terole at hand to give prompt sure re-
lief. It does not blister.
As first aid and a certain remedy,
Musterole is excellent. Thousands of
mothers know 1t. You should keep a
lar in the house, ready for instant use.
1t is the remedy for adults, too. Re.
Ieves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis
Group, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, head.
ache, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism,
aurnbago, pains and aches of back OF
points, sprains. sore muscles, chilblairis
frosted feet and colds of the chest 81
bften prevents pneumonia.
30c and 6Cc jars hospital size $3.50
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-25
Int.restina Uncertainty.

st. Paul Pioneer Press: Life IN
the bolshevfk republic becomes IN
creasingly interesting. 1t is anybody
guess what day OF anybodys career
win be the last
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-25

lation fine oyster supper was sery-
ed.
County court will convene in regular
session on Monday. February 3.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-25
LADIES

LADIES
When irregular or delayed. use Tr'-
umph pills. Safe and always de-
pendable. Not sold at drug stores
Do not experiment With others, save
disappointment. Write for Relief
and particulars, it's free. Address;
National Medical Institute. Miiwau-
kee, Wis.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-25

-Read the cIassIhed column.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-23

cine en~tiprcdetoe GAIL Don bcicn.
6ers aeierti0ten SdlanaeHitGben
nieoeroeleot, Oie Oen 3aubcr feIthal.
ten iollen. Gin Oicie 5eittnae idlicBen
lit Damn nod bier meitere, Ole
1auptIdhlid forperlidcn llcbungcn
nnO G%inOcrIpiclcu gepiOmet iinO,
nobel Nrciie oiisgciett merOcn. Iuh
Standardization merOcn in 6ieIer
Belt bGufig prrdnitaItet. Soueit es
bisber befannt lit, bat nod nicnlols
elm Sopi Sn0ioncr pdbrenO oieier
fonoerboren 8et1tigung einen
Sdlongenbib erbolten oOer lit gar
oil einem iolhcn gcitorben. @s lit
nber auh 70 gut mie iiher, oaB
nidts 0a5u geibiebt, Inn ben Sdlon.
gen ibre @cfdbrlidfeit 81 ncbmen,
nod bciisen Oie Sopi irgenO wcId)es
@cgengift oeaen Oas Sit Ger Slap.
peridIanee. Nur 0urh goriift idei.
men tie Der @efabr nls5upeiden, in.
Dem lie ME eincn Beriuh MAIDEN,
cine Sdldnge in 5uianmengeroltem
3uitnnOe ouf3unebmen. 6inOet elm
Sopi- SnOianer lie in einem ioIden,
10 iud)t er iie nit ieiner SHIan0pu.
rute crit Oo5lt al bewe9en, iid ouf.
ourolen unO wogt lid Damn crit an
tie bernn.