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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-06
Chicago and Mayor Thompson.

Springeld, Mass, Republican: The
republican voters OF Chicago haze
done badly by their city and by the
nation in making possible the re-
election of William Hale Thompson
as mayor. Both as city executive
and as a leader in public affairs in
a great center of population in the
time of the nations crisis Mayor
Thompson has been !. liability. The
size of the plurality, some 10000
votes, by which he defeated Judge
Olson in Tuesdays primary election
makes unmistakable the Chicago re
treat from the standards of the best
citizenship and sound Americanism.
I. might still be saving something II
the voters should eventually elect
the democratic candidate. Mr.. SWEET
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-06
DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR.

1t is announced that Captain Robert Dollar,
head of one of the largest shipping lines in
San Francisco, intends to transfer his fleet of
vessels from the Pacific coast to New York.
from which port he will operate TIC the orient.
Captain Dollar declares he has been forced to
take this step because of high transcontinental
freight rates. Freigllts can be taken to the
Atlantic seaboard from as far west as Omaha,
cheaper than they can be carried to the Pacific
coast Thus we see the harmful effects of gov
eminent operation of the railroads on what
Senator Knox would term internal commerce
having an external aspect.
And now it looks as if there would be wal
between the Czechs and Poles. 1t is an old
world full of trouble for the compositor and
lproofreader.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-06
ToDAY's BIT OF VERSE
IHE GREAI SHIP$

THE GREAT SHIPS.
/ wonder if the great ships
Are coming DER the bar
With the west wind in their rigging
From unseen lands afar,
And if they slowly sail on
The rayless waters flowing
BY the gates of a city love well
And where l would be going.
I wonder if the great ships
Creep up at break OF dawn,
The seagulls round their rigging.
Gray-winged, with cries forlorn;
Those ships and birds sail ever
Through dreams CT mine that are
OF lone sands in the twilight
And the sunset Ger the bar.
Cecil Roberts.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-06

ger, but even such an unlikely out
come would not make good the
wasted opportunity. Americas sec
ond city Joins Americas first city in
melancholy twin exhibit Of the de-
liberate choice of unfit men, below
mediocre quality, to the most impor-
.tant office Civic pride will need to
speed up if it is TO reverse the pic
ture.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-06

inexcusabIe Waste.
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader: 1t is a
rich country indeed that can continue
to waste its resources with bad
roads.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-06
People Foo, Themselves.

Chicago Daily News: You can't
fool all the people all the time, but
the people fool themselves great
deeal of the time.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-06
THE NEW EDUCATION.

President Nicholas Murray Butler, of Colum-
bia university, proves himself both wise and
fearless in becoming the spokesman for the
new educational ideal which this nation recog,
nizes as necessary; wise in what he says and
fearless since be speaks as head Of a great
university and one which has in some measure
to make changes to meet the new ideal he sets
forth. DR.. Butler puts the whole of his vision
in this statement:
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-06

man and perfectly on all the momen-
tous tjnos of fe-ove religion politics and the snaoe
Of the waipaper-and then quarrel until they nate eaen
pther about whether stir rarebt the snortest
route to the side of whose turn II was 20
wash the dog.-Heien Rowland
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-06
Efficiency apart from a moral ideal is an
evil and wicked instrument which in the
end can accomplish only disaster.

It requires courage III these days to declare
that there are things of greater value than eff
tieiencv: vet the argument rests on proved
facts. We have passed through time which
might be dubbed that of success worship. We
have been afflicted with voluminous writing
and speech on the subject of success and most
of II has been nonsense. For success is simply
meaningful when it is applied to something: a
thing succeeds when it is done; racehorse
succeeds when he wins race, his success be
ing his running faster than the other horses.
Ability to run is what makes his success. This
seems mere word spinning but it gets at what
our trouble has been We have been counseled
10 train the horse to succeed whereas we really
have to train him to run. Most people measure
success in money terms; to succeed is to make
money and through futile talk there has grow
sotion that success Is some method of itself
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-03

..Sa be nleirippdt ~ropeasti burbalHd iimtreIla pc
Ioaa ia ilplla ia ~ilofiinpat ilrnoittaHlaail ba1lert
utetatslapiilleen'' (giatt. 2S:S). S9neellttlen on
Sqr1nalan arnponiGriestpS rneiodt MISUNDERSTANDING.
Sbmeelliiesti Sidnala jobbattda eapdiiteliiintilt tuolt-
toel0fuo maoflnasia. Sbneelliatd ul iefht, eta
mefin ioanru,,e iln,pittaa aitmune ~fnHtipiIle = mo
~riipqletit plosroiseesta Seelifiestd. Stlfelt'l
fGsfpstG menttp1t ipai1tnt, iottd cltlpat lddplr1eet
See6ltfieit bdlfbdlle, ilmtpittannart upetirSlapltlle ct
td Seeius OH ~fiIoleiSta Dlosatplusllt.
I6istd ~naiista opimme noprdd ia altistd Sl-
nalunt fpaItafiuutnn tbontefiG1 tniItd; fild be
merritpGt nopeaan fuorittnnnat beiale fdsfettpd
teftGtp&1 apaittdfin lion ia peloai f~efaiilla t~lnteiala.
= Oletto IinG, ~pstdipdni ienunoinent, iofa teboei
rGiben raisten eIimertin mttaal, rtupeaaa rietrridt
ihroittmtam1 pddiidisiarlp1laa rienildt iultstas
maatl. ,lSee5ms on bl0snoltiiitl Seeiars elGdl"
Siiunletin fuilim ilnlpitltSfdstp. gaolbdta fttdl
&rin painrpt meninpdt b~diiodIta tlmestpi beille plos-
noaisIut apdpabtaia. Sa bdn rnlibpitti beitd, ettei
beilld oIIit mitGdn ipptd pcltddrriieen. Sanidlaa
bGn fe6pitti beitG ilnotttnniaaal bdnien upetusldp-
fifteen, ettd bdn on ~firolleisfa plosrouSSit. Sieto
See6iifien firpleruaSta ia bdren INSTRUMENTATION
Sf6 iiitG f~poitusta, mintd bGt oil tp~oittanitt, Ell
onut aiiotfu ainoastaan opetuslapiile, auaan toto
bbnis6antnnGle. SentG9ben Seeiis, lrwstpes6ddr
tpiinreiiid fertoia opetislapiueen tdinpaaieen astii-
atHenia ebeIId, antoi beiGe ilnrei IGbetpsidsfpn.
SGr ia1oi beille: ,,WairilIe on dtiitettl taiffi moi
ma taihponsfa ia madn pddnd. Weertnd ia tcb-
fdd tnitft fdriut ppetltsldphutnetrt, fd&tdfftdlld petfd
SdGn ia Yoiau ia Ypbdn Sereet rineen ia ppettas
MALTA beita pitGntddui faitti, fiirtfa olen fGsaerpt
t%eilIe."
Ndioen Seefufien ianait t~poinasta on eiUdnfe-
l~ioinistDo fdnrlt altirr6a. Sa tdltfd aifpien on
anfia ia Taos lriia tpSntefiioifd liittpnbt efpartfe-
liirrnin iu~listaiain ~iolttfoon. @dioen fano-
len apoin,dstd OH efpanteliirnit tpdIo metbdr, Clio
men tanfdIlefin flrotr. 9dpi ipiiofilatcjet on Seefiit-
6eIGa uGIlt ustcniiid omiauii, iotfn iloMd ofpat
~iilosfeet ilmoittanaan blostoidenrHen ibaiau eauat>
~feIimnid.
Tdtd inntda Seefittfen tdsfpd on tdm,dfin Niuori-
5olitttonune tdbtonut ~toteittaa fpiiane i~urioberfil at
lana niiben uiiorten la fuarbdit fesflnioesid, iotfd
ptpat tdpneet Iiiton fannntpiIelpBctoifiiaa. Gurme
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-03

auiterrfonn tnhbo ~fersfata, ettd pletrlrrte nllefa Hppeuu
ia ahferia 6iird ipDsid, irfa nletlle OH lislofiit VT
nIIe,tfaou Min. Yalion olemrne bibastelleet; pall"'
~iSttGu,eet t~efer,dttd, mtd pGiii ollirt tebtdhpd. gn.n
me ole plleef abteria Seedaffen toDtsta1id. Stua
mnJGnnatta ipiepi Slhnala tdltntlultaftld fpoia {
teenp1in. Cana pt6pp alma Dbtd tpotn'alltlera.
G1norseIi,rni Ell ole 6iltttaafaal fpptnarnld meret-
tdntt.
@inne amipIitin oil ontina, tpoistaiiladat Shf'a-
non soru1 ia iiind i~lnnitetl1i drrrlort tniliittiInrat.
trnu,lbcsta Npaiafa ie olifial foettelerrurste1 iui'oll
aaitide nlorilld ert tdipotad. my
!@petfelemistet aplpii oil ae ltittoQlern'efm'. %sol-
non t,r,t,eunme fem aifarra metettdrleeruneftn Nd
md meuetas jl1,erii nururnnsia iiind. eta lit
tYn,ane id6er Wsrs Olga Nalo fat ahItiru tarpddllts
Ton e@dr, fptmn. Oi trirfa utielerlGrirte oltftrl-
me hG,,et pitGrreet fesflnlbeslnrrune = Staa pan
ND n5i niitG raiIia, iottd ilolla ia rtcpeddrl liipt-
Senpat ilpittnrruan Seefldfiestd toMtlle. Sdned OIL
earnrnla nparirstanirt mprilld eri ~labIotlQa "a pal
tp~eIetpalIa Ilionteella. Siiipa t%irttiri, INN oltttmS
me banen pois ~liirHpmiienkd faudta ploGet liitos-
to,nar,e r,,ettdneet Wartta iGlleen ndterrifal tot
nnn upbbluttm, nteitd ml,isteIIeslaanan bdrtd ia fdi-
mates1unme bdntd MISUNDERSTANDING.
oiittou,re ipurSntainen totrrintn on tdpngt tdbdn
aoas,on eofd tpinper ilrutirrttuisiltd on ~iiuprttetti
bwnoelIiren o6iedma. iorfa ialfeen on festlistedtit
Iiittcn,me t~oianintaa f~osfetpistd tdgtdatnoMtitstd a.
Sipista. 2iitollmtrte on anpos onpellNeiird, 1ctd
on foini1llt fpilffaasti. Liittprrre n~tnflnfuie1 ia
fentiefl ll1fht OH AZ. HltrosQuHWIle OH aIDoe taSae''-
cSosto, iptot fniIlni ola ieirufiutnrrme Iapfia.
ge cnpat ipupaat ru~dtiuisfa. @i6i iltuiaa pdati
Iiittcmn,e tpiirle ipipoben aitdnta toin,een.
8iinpe spnioben tilot oliipat: 731 bolanria ia 90
fettttid ia mtertot 500 boIlaria ia 48 ietsttid. I1es
,ot fiprrirrunnlta pidlta on iobtunlt ititd, eta lHao
on tipntipostatin lnbioittarlt fdsfatia S~Idpstd iei-
rdfar1aGIe, iorfd tesfiuioesfa fe toimii. &dsfan
iddGtn5s oil a~uioiier ipdibfeesfa 38 bolIaria ia II
fenttiG.
92;e,; or, Iiitor iGcnI,at g2feuf1 IN, nu,na fn
t~oiritta. 1aittta fun Serra or fansiomrne, Min
fnfutu moi ~tpdstadl Ola.
,,6dn painen parbnit ia i~tsfplinen
2nntpad1iu nostaa, fantna ~pefas&aa.
@in plin apieId halle tpibdqriner,
SO iiaoin rafasti tdn ~rninala.'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-03
81. 3. @iIIs. @inn.

SaappmilGbetbs pn 1aanlit lpaS-
tann ptta pasturi M. 8isfmin failte
ia ieuranipat illnunat:
@iime tmlpben elptiiun 10 p:nd
pdiapGtDsid firieegiG $545.58, iosia
iunlrenrpi Ola of laiapir,a mertittp.
&iitdslet iefd lainnaiille ettd labioit-
%taiille; iitd etlernlndtl fun bllpmaam-
me ettd, nip apnrat pipnt ferGttp al
fn1a, iolloin lGbetpfieunHne oil irais
rinmasia atuln tarpeesia a. Sarfpi-
tbs on nGbtdipdsti pIllt meitG bGbGS-
"a alttaa, tpaitfa 1eninurin pibdtpf-
fen tGbben emhne niit1 aifailaam iaa-
meet.
Spinen Simuma $184.24 pGiipGttp
A p. tarmniflmltu 1919, ipfd mn6s
fiitpll iianibeun ipnstann ~otetiltIi tun-
nlistctaan.
Sitd patti on pfiitpistd tietd iaa-
plunit roilipa Iitp Iden fautta
NJ Observation-Disclosures m. M. g. I. oms
peliieirralta $24.0
@aitista ndistd labioista ia ipai-
GparmiGoistG lmt I'M Iilimmat s%iitofiet
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ia fen la6ettien
puolesta.
o@anbitrsfas M lalrpias ia ante
Gias" YS. 1921.
&alben 2inbgren
Habaaton 1oitain
Spfpo, Saappnni 26 p. seLmituutn
1910.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-03

iesia aiemaSia, min ieboitan foitfin
firttufimltaomme hlapIuluia ieirahnntia
iufo folcboiIla tai iollain muulla te-
rdptielld m~uistarnaan mainittlla aiiaa
ia ldbettdmddn fertpneet tparat en-
men tulcipaH bpbtiflnin % p. allefir-
ioittaneeIle. Emrpittaipa iumma mi
.as.as mainituue ieiirafrmnalIe, NUT
ia firttnflmlnalleume ic on bclppp ia
I~iuuaaIsta tliottaaya ilorittaa. Silma-
la iartuttatnon tatcnie tdsIdfin aiis
asia.
Irne @aIimta.
eiimies.
61O G. slper ct. Srompoob, @icb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-03

~. y. y. ebt. faasia. Sunnunt.
Iprlu flo 2 ipp. imnaSia paiiaSia.
Is j.. Yittdperiontaina Nen gnen
tirsoAa do 8 i'll.
10 p. 2asten tolIu 9ieo gpen lit
lca'a lilo. . ipp.
20 p. YddiidiSp. Meb Chen fir
toaia flo 10 epp.
20 y. Yddiidisp. Yaoboc.ir fir
f,sia flo 2 ipp. 8. :. eft. tansin.
20 y. y. liiton ohielma illaa iuict-
10 Taoboctin tirtpsia flo 8 III.
% p. Y5ilbroot'isia Micbelionilla
lio 3 ipp.
"a y. G,rep Gaslesia flo 8 ill. %
ia go y. rippif.
81 p. Wrcp gaglesla Ito 2 ia H.
lalla.
% y. Ianoallisia &c. 9arbulasfa.
S. Saa!ana
Telef. 50
On On mc:Yo 0p:.,.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-03

~. ia flo. 8 i'll. Tiistaina 9eecb,
oocoiSia. Ypbdtoulu @~arquetisia
10. 10 ap.
S. 8. Seimonen
Gel. o94 200 81. 4tb f.
M~arquette. Wsicb.
-
Snmalampaluclnfiia b%nbtifimila:
6 p. Siliidrfpcn tirtosIa flo II ap.
Ia p. @enabgan iirfoaia tlo II
a. y.
Is p. Yitfdperim,taina, @eatn6san
tirfoSia flo II a. p.
S. llrpilninen
Menabga, Iinn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-03
Snnafanpaliuelnffet Dtuat i~drtesfetfa
tpdt fe~mraatuastt:

ipat fenraatuastt:
Marquetisfd toinen, nelids ia futs-
bes ~iinnnintai flnisia 10. $50 a. p.
Ia ITALIA obielmalIinen martptetto.
acrmonnen iumnunbain ebeniisrd
tiistaina Marnifinsisfa, fesfitritfforu
weibtuabsSd, torstaina 8orsst edfes'
IA; soImontena f~amruntaira weasiis-
"a; jcso totuen TIM Nsnofoefa 10. 10
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-03
KirkoHi$ta TImoituk$ia

eddnn5lltnen tptrninta Uitettnrsts
G'u. 2utb ienratumtapiirisfa.
Titebbmraisia. @aos:
2lrifauben e~nIimdiiend iunnuntais
ma neutrality-suspicious. no. 10 ap. ia
bartausbetfi ITO. z IN; rippt ia .. ,.
ebtpolIinen iofa aamuiumalanpaIues
'Iufien tai iItabartausbetien pbtepbes.
IA.
auiifauoen toiIena finnuntaima HI
malanpaIipeIus ITO. 10 ap. ia feuros
human obieImaiItanra no. $50 tI.
Rirlfaloen ioImantena iunnuntots
ma inmalmpaItpeIus no. 10 ia La.
ten obieImaiItama ITO. $50 III.
9uuiaaben nelidatend iummuntatma
neutrality-suspicious. no. 10 ap. ia N,o
riioliiton obieImailtama 10. $50 tn.
Ypbatoulu ioia iunmuntaina no. 1
pdiipaIId.
&00ri barioittelee ioia tiistaisirta
Ito. 100
Seurafunnan f~uufnasiofous huss
100 In.
fanben e~nlimdifend maanantatma no.
7.30 III. Senrafunnm firtfo on: So
Wecbanic faoun iparreIla.
@apnarbisla. @ass.:
&lrufauben toifena iunnumtaina
neutrality-suspicious. etp. Iutb. firtos5a
lilo. a tai MalIa jog min eritptiesti
iopitnan.
. 9lrntauoen piimeiienG fesfipiifz
iona bartausbettt eip Iutb. firfosSo
Ito. 100 iH.
%arlborosia, Sropsia ia Sit5pilIiam
isfa 3. 8. pioetddn iumaIampaItps>
luffet folmartnen i~unnuntoin 5eu>
ousfa iofa fnutaubesia.
Seirafuntapiirin pastori n
g. Iiettinen,
70h Mecbanic It.
Sitcbburg. Siass.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-03
acknowledgements mpsbaam

M.|
T6Sf0fdn beinan5iefncnet uDt dltdd
|rbpttufoi
Earas @ebiim 0feb gloper
$26.25 brfbs.
@aamnct6 Oteb glpper 49,. $27.76
busbeli.
Gliite palfea filata glotuer $4,000
bus9eli.
Su6bas Simutbp 1925 busbeli.
Weebium 9feb gIpuer $3.50. $27.25
9llSite 8alfea @uffa CLOVER $24.-
90 biisbel.
alIifs ipalfea fuffa gIotper ia Sic
motbD ieiaiiin. tdarla fastpatsat IT,
tpalId irenestbtielId, paras beina tai'
lille eIutoiIe. @astpaa albaiiilla
MALTA, Ell ole tpeoen aria. SGrnG fies
men oliIi paras iiemem palomaiGa
fDl!uettdfp1 Justin liirlen pols1uesld'
$3.50 100 paunaa.
edit matfntpat 70 (. fappate. iofa
ei 5aIuc ostaa iatfid tpoipi Id5s'tdd
umat fafit parfelipostisfa ia paand
nimcn,a mnfaan. g. ie palioa mat:l.
On mrSs iaatatpana @arquls tee
uatniIun iiennenid, tpaIfem mssidn
taiira:1 iiemenid. Nrotfin faurea tie
men;a il obrnn iiemenid. &pipfdd
b:nto:a. Saatte bptuia iiemenid .iiin
taSlt6 tiloatte. Cite oIIenfarn erehs
by maor ie on teille bpobpti'.
Dlpf Barn,
BOG Sc. saetp yorf IeiIls. Iinl.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-03
Mmtp- obi

@oriaa ia uubestaan tinaa 2ppffis
poilareita ia tupariiia fabtpipannnja
IctG palmistaa ia mbp parbaita
Dinner peilid" ia peltiiid tplpp-
ommeitn i. NJ. tefee faifenlaista pels
ti,epdn mmattiin fuulltpaa t~priaus-
tp1t1 baliuimmalla.
Senrb S6glunb
121 Yine # Srontpoob. Wticb
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-03
SmmaIampalwclutiia bnbtifnnlla

Samaianpaipeiufiia bnbtifmnlla:
Sorstaina 10 palma 8inonasia
fanialaisten ~mddrGamdsiG paitasIa
flo plDoli 8 innlla. &ippitoulu ia
mama pdiipdnG Scr 8m 2abben Iuo-
ra Flo 1 /. p.
Periantainn II pditpd @reenisfd
dIo piruli 8 illnlla..
Mippifmllli Iaimntaina Scr Sam
Silianberin lupala flp 8 anmilla.
9~artmisbetti lumasin paitasia flo
10 a. p.
2mrantaina 10 pdiin1 Mass'isfG
@andallisi eairafimnan tirfosIa flo
pipoli 8 iaalla.
SlumalmtpaItpeliis %1unnuntaina
&errm ebtponiien fansIa iamasia
paifasia fIo 10 a.. p.
Metiripittmnlt tiIee pitGmGGn
rtppitollllld Wldss'in &nnlaQiaIeilr
tilnnasIa tdld teipdGtiG jos iorttun-
iperran uppilaita ilmtanntuu. Mass-
isfd ia bmpirist0Ild pleipat rippitol-
hum aifnlpat ipoiapnt ilnpottailtlla en-
men biubtifiiiun 13 pGiipGd Iellrafumt-
nan eiimiebelle Mr Sreb StoreIle,
os. 8pr 5, IasS gitb, Iicb., tai
nllefirioittmreelle, %. 804 glm st..
Micb.
Natti @iStari, 804 CHM st.,
Calumet, Iicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-03
Notwithstanding

&osfa firffufmntaamrte fumlntun
&alctpan, Minn. ierratlmiatan firfto
taripitlee forimista tr;ibeat ipairioiben
tGbben, ioita ie fGrli metidpnloien
aifm,a iapoiattpmien pntplaisten Iuo-
iaffi fdytettpnd, ia tosfa ieurnfun-
nan iGIenet oiuat it1efin plllitteenalaie
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-03

Spiminta q. q. Williin 6. ieuraf,
piiriSia bnbtifnnlla:
6 p. g. q. @ailaiisia flo 10 epp.
s. p. eft. tansin idlteen sirioitetanl
rippitoiiluQapiet.
8 p. Sopelirfien firfosIa tp 2
ipp. Sllalla 8aItppian tofons.
7 p. 81 3. @ilfisSa feuratunnar,
%dpliuiif. flo 2 ipp.
IL p. 2ebtiidrtpelId Intti Iimpi-
Ian Iaiona mo s iM.
10 p. 2e6tiidrtper f~irtosla flo 10
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-03

Sddmn5lIinen tpimimta Seriep Gitnu
Gip. Sntb. feurafnmtapiirisfa:
Serfep Gitpsfa, q. s.
&irffo: gbesnut aipe. ia Senrn It.
tulmasfa. IdbeflG maanaliien raiitaz
tien ,,Summit" -afemaa. iosla on Ietp
Dorfista ti~ltaesfa id6tddpd pois IN.
nasta ia fdtpeltatpd tirfore.
SumalanpaItuelus iofa iunnuntais
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Jalkaa Lapamatoja

ia eaemmdnkia tuiee usein Aire-satsin n~autittus
Arvoisa Apteekkari: N0yrimmat kiitokset sill
til Observation-Disclosures Jonka mimi tilasin. Silla
eli lahtenyt varsin 200 jalkaa. mutta yli 100 jail
kaa varmash in nyt olen niinkuin toinen mics.
Ne lHikkeet teki tehtivansA, Glen sydhmellisesti
kiitollinen. Piirsi Kalle Maxi, Augusta, Mont.
= ALvE-SATSI: Apteekkari Lignellin eri-
tyinen keksint6, KAKS1NKERTAINEN
VOIMA. Tama laake tappaa varmasti
lapamadot ia kaikki vatsassa olevat ma
dot. - Matojen yleiset tuntomerkit ovat
seuraavat: Vaanteita rinna ALA, muut-
tuvaista kipua vatsassa. kova ruokahalu.
kuhn my0skin r~uokahalun puute, vatsan
taytelaisyys, oksentaminen tai taipumus
oksentamaan. %siniset renkaat silmien ALA,
painon vihentyminen ia epamiellyttavia
~tunteita vatsassa. Monet karsivat tata
yleisesti tuloksena sopimattomasta ruoka-'
jarjestelmiista ia moni toka on sairas eika
l0yda mitaan huojennusta tavallisista
laakkeista tuskillcen. varmasti karsii ma
doista, vaikka Ell niita ole nakynytkaan
t~arvetta tehdessA.
- Tama LAPAMATOLxXKE on tullut
tunnetuimmaksi ia suosituimmaksi kuhn
mikiiiin muu suomalaisten myyma ia val
mistama lapamatolaake Amerikassa.
The Dolores star., 1919-10-03
Good Roads.

In the construction and maintenance
of the earth roads in the rural sec.
tions. the most efficient equipment yet
found consists of road grader drawn
by five ton truck. This equipment
will do the common grading such as
is usually done on this type of road
for about one-half the cost of doing
the same work with teams in the old
way.
Some of the advantages of the truck
as source of power for this purpose,
are due to its increased speed and
steady action, thus allowing the grader
operator to obtain uniform results.
Dragging of roads surfaced with
gravel is necessary, but alone will not
produce satisfactory results The
grader with its grader weight must be
used to smooth off the troublesome
corduroy effect so noticeable on many
of our main thorofares.
We thus see that the truck is valua-
bic in the construction and maintenance
of both earth and surfaced roads, this
equipment is also the best that can he
obtained for cleaning the drain ditch
along the inside of the grade.
Practically all the counties of the
state have these trucks at their dis
posal, due to the action of the federal
government in distributing the army
trucks to the different states. These
trucks should never be idle, for when
not in use in hauling surfacing material
for new construction, they can be used
as above suggested, thus adding
greatly to the comfort of the farmer,
and the economical handling Of farm
products products. o. V. Adams, C.
A. c. Fort Collins.
The Dolores star., 1919-10-03

-l.r an address by one of the old
hee horses OF the Lyceum. Dr. Lu.
IN E. Follansbee who makes the
an that says he doesn't like lectures
,uGe apologies from every pore.
From the IN ment DR. Folansbee
cps upon tie platform until he steps
avn 1T 'he end of ninety minutes.
will be one splendid treat. You will
orget all your troubles and leave with
reserarated heart, for he comes
'ith message full of human interest
nd entertainment and helms every
ian and woman in the audience. He
iever speaks that he does not put
ONE great life truth before his hear
RS IN such a manner that it stays
With them. He makes folks laugh and
ry, and every time he breaks the
round for the sowing of good.
For twenty years DR.. Follansbee has
)cen lecturing in nearly every state in
the Union, going back time and again
to most of the communities he visits.
In these towns he's a regular institu.
tion like the Fourth of July and the
County Fair. And there's a real ceIe.
Dration when he appears.
We are sure that his return to the
West for another lecture tour will be
welcome news to those who have
heard him before. for he not only
pleases and touches chords of human
interest. but he arouses enthusiasm
in the Lyceum, in the town, and in
the whole problem of right living.
DR.. Follansbee is going to talk on
some one OF his best themes as Gen.
ius and Gumption;" America and the
War" Tom and Mary" or Puritan
and Cavalier"-all are crammed with
the solid meat Of common sense, and
sen anrad with humor.