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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03

Sc REDEEM tpie es tire gemeiniame
Mufgabe nn6 ibre gemeinlame Bfltbt
lit, iolange baden Sic Ser. Staaten
feine @erpflibtung gu belfen."
Dos lit flare Sprn6e. SSn ben Mns-
fiibrungen bes Gbicagoer 8lattes
fommt cine MuffaIiung Der Gage IN
europa nro Ser 5tequngnabme> Die
oaour6 fir Die Ser. Staaten beoingt
miro, gum Musorud, Die ii6 BON Dem
bergebra6ten @ere0e iiber uniere Ser
pfli6tungen europa I'M algemeinen
uno Sen Mqiierten beionoers gegeniis
Der iebr p%orteilbaft nbbebt. 8tr ba.
ben in groBmiitiger @eiie ben Maiier-
ten 0ie 3inien ouf sic ibnen gelpabr-
ten Darleben geitun0et un6 muien eS
erleben, oaB Tie 6as oaour6 perfug=
bare @el6 auf mabniinnige &ultungen
D%ertpenoen, bon mel6en mir nit Be-
lttmmtbeit our9a1S ni9t millen> OBJ
tie lid ni6t zines Cages gegen uns,
BEN gutmiitigen @lQubiger menoen
per6en. 8ir baben einen Sell unie=
rer SSrgen6 nnb einen Sell uni eres
&ei6tums geopfert, nn1 sic Welt bon
militarii6en nn6 imperialiltii9en
Soeen 81 befreien> un6 miiiien Nun
ieben, mie oie1e Soeen in 5ranfrei6
mabre Srgien feiern 11n6 in an6eren
2anoern meniglten5 nibt nit ser gn=
ergie unter0riidt mur6er, 6ie mir er=
martet baben nn6 5n ertparten bered=
tigt 5u 1ein glanbten.
8ir baben @0lfer be- reit nn6 mill
len nun 3euge iein, tpie 6ieie @0lfer
auf oem Sprunge lteben, it9 gegen=
ieitig 81 5erfleii9en. @rfreuli9e St.
fabrungen iin6 6as ni6t> un6 menn
Mmerifa fortan 6aranf be1tebt, 6oB al
le meitere Silfe finan5ieller Nfatur
Die es europa gepdbrt, ieinen Snten=
tionen gemaB un0 nnter ieiner Auf=
ltdt bertpen0et miro Damn fat es Ser.
anlollung 0o5n. Ser @iitorifer Ser
rero, elmer Ger belten &enner Ser eu=
ropaii@en Gerbaltniiie fiat re6t. So
lange ni6t .9eutidlano un0 Sranf=
reid Die 8affen en6giiltig nieoerle=
gen nno auen fein6ieligen Mbli6ten
ent1ogen, iolange miro europa fei=
mem pirfli6en 6rie6en baben. Sic
einieitige @nttpaffn11ng 0euti6lon6s
gemabrleiitet Den 6rie6en Guropas
ni9t. Sic bat Big jebt le6igli6 6a5u
geflbrt, Den l1eberm11t ser S%ran5olen
in elmer @eiie ST iteigern, Die ouf sic
9orer oen &iididlag ur1bermei6li6
mo6t. Muh ein enttpoffnetes Soft
laBt ii6 ni6t 6auern6 ungeitroft fu=
1o11teren, gan5 Defenders ni6t elm
golf bon mebr als 60 Miuionert.
Wenn europa @ilfe bon nns ertpar=
tet> muB es @etpdbr 6afiir geben> 6aB
es 1elbt in frie6li9en @erfebr tpie6er
oufbonen tpia, mas ser &rieg 5erlt0rt
bat. l1n6 Sic MQiierten mu1en bor=
angeben. 9enn iie boben Sic Mo6t,
Die guten MbitGten Mmerifos At ber=
eiteln. Die un6eren boben 6iie Ma6t
nt6t. Seine fir iih oQein un6 audi
aae 5ufammen ni6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03
Sranereih per elmer Krt>
iis.

gtad0em bon 6en 8eb0roen ourd)
piele bei9lagnabmte 9ofurne1te UNI
wioerlegbar nabgemieien lit, 6aB
6ranfrei9 bel 0en Maiferien cine
Somiet=&egierung ma@ rui1ii6em
Mfulter erbalten ioqte> menn Der arl=
gefunoete @eneralltreif I'M gan5en
9onoe erfolgrei6 bur6eefubrt mor=
oen mdre, 10 ergibt iid} oaraus, bob
Jronfreid Dor DEM Musbrude elmer
&epolution ltebt, sic nur 6ur@ ltren=
ge @emoltmaBregeln no6 %unterorildt
peroen fann. 0as fran5oiii6e golf
fat 0ieie @ituation bur6 feline einlet=
tig MISUNDERSTANDING Bolitit
felt 0em &riege ielber gei6affen. Mls
les @elo, ous 6ranfreib itd bonn
Muslanoe pl1mpen fonnte ODER onrd
5tenerr erboben mnr6e, beri6pano
entpeber I'M &0Qenl9lnno Der milf
tGrii9en Musgaben o6er tpuroe oa5u
perlpan0, Die &ei6en bon Dem GERM
gen Steuerbetrag, ben lie bisber be-
5ablen muBten, im1nr mebr 5u ent=
lo1len. Die Mrbeiter 6es 2an6eS, nn0
Steuern un0 8iir6en bis gum Meu=
Berl ten be6ridt nn6 faum nod int
itanoe> ibr 2eben 5u friiten, baben lt@
felt 6em @riege itraff organiiiert> nn6
Der @laube, 6aB cine ~io5iale @rbeb1ng
in fur5er 3eit beporitebe uno unber<
meioli9 iei> greift mebr un6 mebr in
gon5 6runfrei9 ielbit I'M ii6. Sci
BEN einfluBrei6en @ei9aftsle1ten
tritt Sic Mnii6t 6eutli9 outage, 6aB
sic &riiis innerbalb bon ie9s Mona=
ten fommen miiiie> uno 6aB es lint 10
better tpdre, ie i6neuer iie fame. Die
@ei6dftsleute teilen ni6t sic SSauiion
6aB &epollitionen nn6 Mgitatoren ge=
tper6en un6 6ur6 iborfe Inter-
6riidung ~boli@etpiitii6er" 2ebren
berbin6ert mer6en f0nnen. Sic pi1ien
iebr gut Gus elmer iabrbun6ertlangen
grfabrung, 6aB &epolutionen 6ur6
mirt16aftlide nn6 polttii9e 8erbdlt=
niiie gei9affen mer6en.
0ur9 Sen &rieg uno feline Golgen
lit 6aS fruber 10 rei9e 6renfrei9 in
cine tpirti6aftli6e Sage geraten, Die
bon aqen berltdn6igen 8irgern als
%ber5peifelt anerfannt miro. Die @nt=
mertung oes fran50ii6en Sranc auf
DEM internattonalen @el6marfte lit
Elm oeutli6es @Dmptom 6es 3niam=
menbrudes oes nationalen &reoits.
SIT bo9 Die @ational=S6ul6 Sranf=
rei6s, sic gu 8eginn 6es &rieges
faum 81 Miqiarben Srancs betrug,
Biz anfangs 6ieies Sabres auf Die
rngebeure Summe bon nentgltens
$50 Miqiar6en Srancs angemadien.
Dieie per5metfelte Situation lit Der
Breis zines Sieges, Ser Granfrei9 be-
oeuten6 mebr S6a6er gebra6t bat,
als sic NieoerGage 1901. sic lit
inoellen audi eri9mert tporoer 6urd)
oie feige 5inan5politif Ser fran50it-
1ben Negterur1g lett N1sbrnb 0eS
&rieges. Sn Ben lebten flint Snbren
lin6 fa11m Die 1tormaler Mnsgaben
bes 2an6es 611r9 8eltelternng ge6edt
mor0e11> neil bie @rbebung elmer gro-
ben ~ginfommenitelter bon ben poblz
babenoen nn6 reiden golfsflaIien be-
larrli6 obgelebnt tp11rbe 11n6 feline
Regiertng ltnter Der Sltdte1 Der 4a=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03
2a1t ftatiitid)en Madhpeiien fat bie

Mrbetteri9aft bon Sen b%ierbun6ert
Sro5ent, Inn sic Die 3%uderpreiie felt
1918 geitiegen iin0, fiinf5ebn &ro=
gent erbalten. user bat pobl sic lib
rigen Observation-Disclosures err
balten? l1n6 bas Sulti50epartement
gibt an, es tpiir6en 6ieies Sabr aaein
900 MiQionen 9ollar bnr6 3uderz
ipefulotion aus Sen Sai6en oeS Sub
lifn1nS genommer1 mer0en. @enn 0aS
SnIti5oepartement 6as neiB, narum
i6iibt es Damn 6as Bublifnm niht.
essn einem Mebts1taate io1te es 5bnB
qegen ie6e Mrt &di11berei geben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03
En- Treibnrq in Ser Gdtpet5 ,p1trbe

Sn Sreibnrs in ser sdhpeis 'utrbe
nit 3uitimm1tnq 6es fl. Stubles Elm
internotionales fatbolti6es Stu6ien<
1tttb Mftionsfomitee gebiloet, 6em Die
Mufaobe sufGut, 6ie Berteioigung Der
Sesntereiien bes &otboli5ismus in If
rem 8esiebungen gum 8~olferbun6 5n
5ihern. gs tpuroe BORT Elm ~Itdnoiges
gefretariat eingerihtet. SIM 2onfe
oieieg Sabres miro in 8aris Elm IN
ternotionaler &ongreB ifattft1oen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03
Mnf ser bum 8iidpf bpn .Sple6o,

Mnf ser pum 8iidof ppr Spleoo,
Wsgr. S9rembS, na9 @bicago, etn=
berufenen &%eriammlung Ser Gertre=
ter Der fatbolii6en 2aienperbdn6e 6es
2an6es, in Der bie @rin6nng 6es Na=
tional Catholic 2apmens Council be-
i6lo1ien tpnr6e, trat man an9 Der
6rage Ser Mnfniipfl1ng bon 8e5iebun=
gen GIT BEN groBen 2aienberbdn6en
on6erer 2Gn6er nGber. Ma96em &ep.
s.. 8urfe, 6. g. g., als @oriiber be-
reits in ieiner Mniprabe at .8eginn
Ser 8%eriammlung o1f Die Notmen6ig=
felt in 6ieier &i6tung G9ritte gu tun
bingepieien batte, empfabl oas
6a5u beauftragte &omite in Dem UNI
REINFORCEMENT Brogramm einen oerar=
tigen 3nfab. Man mnB bon &er5en
boffen, 6aB 6ieie Mbiibt bolo uno nit
DEM groBten @e%ritdn6nis fir Die Muf=
gaben, Die uniere gera6e auf 6em &C.
biete oes Observation-Disclosures nit 6en
@lanbensgenolien on6erer 2G10er bar
rem, onrdgefnbrt 1peroen m0ge, un6
es lit 5n begriiBen, baB Die &flege in
ternationaler 8e5iebungen our6 sic
Statuten oes National Catholic 2op=
mems Council bon bornberein als eli
ne Der Mnfgoben 6ieies 3peiges oes
yt. =: rs. s. borge5eigt tpor6en iin6,
nno boffentli9 tper6en sic Setter Ser
1elten 8epegung 6teiem 8nnfte bes
Brogra1nms lire beion6ere Mufmerf=
iamfeit 5upenoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03

g el ter grat3. aantbippe:
v@liibmein - gum Sbmiben?
Nein, SEER Doftor, Sen befommt
mei11 Marn ni6tl"
Mr5t (miteno): u9enn, 10 geben
sic linn beiBes Baiier un6 balten
Sic linn cine @ar6inenpreoigt oas
aul"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03
Momtral Sims babe briti1de @ltr-

Iomiral Sims babe britilde @lr-
1tnge1 bober geidaBt, als Die Can't
bartlett ieines 2an6es, bebal1ptet Ma=
rtnelefretar 9aniels; er babe Die Set
ltu11gen Der amerifaniiden 6lotte per-
tletnest, I'M Die 2eiitungen Ser britt
lfen 5lotte better berporbeben at f0n=
men; CT lei na6 britii9en Mus5ei9=
rl1ngen luitern getpeien un6 babe Ct
re11mitglieo ser britii9en M6mirali-
tat meroen moaen. @enn 6as mubr
tit, tDas gu be5meifeln mir feine Ser
an~laliung baben, Damn mltb oieier
SEER Sims ia Elm iauberer Mmerifa-
1er fem. un6 6en Monn bat man
l%etner5eit NIT einem 8erueis 6apon
fommen %laiien, ols er in ser 2on6o-
ner @ltlobau - longe 11ah 6em
Rrtege ENGLAND fir leinen NOD
item groberl1ngsfrieg oen letten Ero-
pfen amerifaniiden 8lutes nno Sen
lebten amerifantiden Collar 5ur Ser
fiigung %itellte! @ie man 0a5u bat
fommen fonnen, einem iolben Manne
oas 4omma116o iiber Elm umerifani=
ides 8eidpa6er an5rbertrouen, bar
iber miro Morineiefretder Dnniers
nod M1tgfunft gu geben baden.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-25
WATCH FOR
DEADLY FLY
Federal and Municipal Authorities are
~ Spreading Propaganda Against
the "Enemy Of
@ Man."

Notwithstanding certain recent In.
dications Of meteorological sort TO
the contrary, fly time is coming, and
authorities. federal and municipal,
continue to remind us that the fly is
a hopelessly depraved dangerous and
despicabIe little cuss. against whom
we are hidden, on pain of peril to life,
to wage unvemitting and relentless
war.
If what health auth critics, federal
and municipal. tell us about the fly
lis true, and we have not the presump-
ton to doubt it, he is the enemy of
man and beast. He is always at it,
observes the Omaha World-Herald.
Scientists keep on his trail, and at
almost every step he is found to be
worse than had been supposed On
the track Of a single one of these
little pests have been found 116 colo
MES Of germs and on and in the body
of single one 100000 germs. 1t is
flies business in life to peddle these
about, smearing them over everything
touched by their filthy feet.
, Just now the national health
auth critics and those at the seaports
are alarmed at the threatened impor-
4ation of typhus fever and the germs
OF other intestinal dis eases and are
making special preparations 70 resist
and combat the peril. The fly is one
of the greatest carriers Of these dis
eases, and hence a flood Of bulletins
and directions to sharpen our hos
tility to the fly.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-25

hard labor for the rest Of his life on
| the island. He remained there, how.
ever, only four years, obtaining his
pardon from President Johnson by
reason of Mudd's heroic services to
other prisoners and to his work in
the yellow fever epidemic that wiped
out almost everybody in the fort IN
1859.
Mudd was a country doctor living
in Charles county, Maryland, twenty
five miles from Washington, during
the civil war. Although he was IN
sympathy with the south's cause, he
and his relatives decried any con-
Injection with the plot to kill Lincoln
and Secretary Seward. At any rate.
at a. m. on January 16, 1865, Mudo
answered rap at his door and found
two horsemen, one of whom had sur-
fered broken leg. The doctor ser
the fractured bone, persuaded the
men to remain there until afternoon
and then, at their own insistence.
allowed them to depart.
The next day DR.. Mudd receives
the news that President Lincoln hao
been assasisnated the night before
and that John Wilkes Booth, the
assassin, had broken hts leg In try
ing to escape He had hardly reao
the newspapers before company OF
soldiers visited his home in search
of Booth and his confederate. Two
days later, after Booth had been killed
in barn il Virginia and his con-
federate had surrendered, DR.. Mudd
was arrested and charged with being
a party to the conspiracy.
Although he pleaded his Innocence.
he and four others were tried ana
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-25

are the other four keys: Loggerhead
sporting a lighthouse-Bird Key
with a population of something like
j1,654O98 birds-Sand Key-havtng
nothing on it but few weeds-and
another coral reef, unnamed.
A lighthouse tender with his wire
and little daughter live on Logger
head.
: Until two weeks ago a corporal and
five marines were stationed at Dry
Tortugas, occupying quarters in the
! old, abandoned fort. They were
placed there by the Key West nava,
station to prevent smuggling OF wis
key from Cuba to the states. During
their six weeks stay, however, the
alleged smugglers changed their tao
I tics with the result that the mar1ne Re,
did not succeed in intercepttng a
single swallow of liquor.
! Before that time and at intervals
since the regular garrison of 300 men
was removed in 1908, the guards were
sent to prevent smuggling from Cuba
/ and Mexico to avoid payment OF duty.
Fort Jefferson in its DAY was the
most formidable fertilization III
America. Built in 1845 it had two
decks of 126 cannon each, Of SIX
inches. Surmounting the ramparrs
were forty 10-inch cannon. A moat
thirty feet wide and fifteen feet deep
surrounded the fortress, with draw .
bridge and all the emoluments or ar
ancient castle.
While It served as a penal station
in the hands of the United States
government it was the abode of DR..
Samuel A. Mudd, one of "the Lincoln
conspirators." who was sentenced to
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-25
Fort Madison Bank Has in its Posses.
sion Interesting Bit of Paper
Negotiated by
Indians.
WAS MADE BACK IN 1887
No Chance to Collect the Debt But
the Bank is Holding the Paper
as Matter of Curl
osity.

A note given by Chief Keokuk in
1887 is in possession of one Of the
Fort Madison banks. The Democrat
recently printed this story of the note,
which is said TO be one of the oldest
notes in existence in the state Of
Iowa:
Perhaps the oldest note now in ex-
istence in the state of Iowa, is held
here by the American State bank.
The note, which calls for the pay
Iaent Of s1,076.00, was given Isaac R
Campbell & Company by Chief Keo-
kuk in 1887. Attached to the instru-
ment is the name Of Chief Keokuk
and seven of his tribesmen, all of
whom are forced to make their sig
nature with a mark, as the art of
writing was a thing unknown to
them. Many years ago, before the
tribe went out of existence, several
attempts were made to collect pay
ment on the note but without sue
cess, as the poor Indians" were al
ways broke" The note was given
to Mr.. Campbell, who was one of the
earliest Iowa settlers, III payment for
some merchandise bought from his
firm by the tribe.
100000
One day after date we or either Of
us promise to pay to Isaac R Camp
bell & Company. or bearer, the sun
of one thousand and seyenty-six dol
lars, for value received of them, as
witnesses our hand and seals this fiji
tenth day of August, eighteen hun
dred and thirty-seven, at Keokuk
Wisconsin territory.
Witness:
KEOKUK, P, his mark e.. 81
PAW SHIPA Ho, his mark O.. 81
WAN PAW 10 X, his mark q. s.
APANOSE K, his mark IL. 81
PAY NAV sly, X, his mark q. 81
NAN PAY SHAW CAN, X, his mark
IL. 81
NAV WAY AUG, K, his mark IL. S.
WA JAY VO CASH CAK, x, his
mark q. S.
One of the interesting features of
the note is that it was given when
the state of Iowa was yet part of
the Wisconsin territory. The instru-
ment, although there is no opportun-
ity of the bank ever collecting pay
ment on it. is being preserved on &C
count of the great historical value
that is attached to it.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-25
DRY TORTUGAS'
GLORY is GONE
On. spot in America Where Official
Census Returns viii Not
Excite the Least
Interest.

interest.
DRY TORTUGAS, Fla, June 25.-
There is one place, anyway Where
the 1920 official census returns VIII
mot excite the least interest, even
though the returns are pretty apt 20
set a national record-for decrease IN
population.
That is Dry Tortugas island-yes,
you'll need your maps and micro
scopes.
For in the decade just closed Dry
Tortugas' decrease has been just
exactly 100 per cent. In 1910 there
were ffty-four inhabitants on the
island: today there is not one
found it yet?) may not glory in It's
present solitude, it may well harken
OF the old days when, in its heydey,
lit boasted of the 1900 souls living in
the enclosure Of its ancient Fort JEFF
ferson. In those days IL was the key
to the gulf of Mexico and the main
defense for the United States coastaI
line from Key West to Brownsville,
Texas. Later It was seized by the
confederates and held for brief
period, only to be re-taken by feder
ais and converted into a prison where
opDonents to the union were CON
fined.
Dry Tortugas island IS about sew
enty miles west and north Of Key
West 1t Is the largest Of a group OF
five small coral keys that form the
most southwesterly point OF Florida.
But in area its extent is only eleven
Iacres, nine Of which are covered or
Enclosed by the ive-sided fortress that
gave the place what Importance "
had. Around IL and within two miles
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-25
Dandruffy Heads
Become Hairless

If you want plenty of thick, beautiful,
glossy, silky hair, do by all means get
rid of dandruf, for it will starve your
hair and ruin it if you don't.
It doesn't do much good to try to
brush or wash it out. The only sure way
to get rid of dandruff is to dissolve it,
then you destroy it entirely. To do this,
get about four ounces of ordinary liquid
arvon; apply it at night when retiring
use enough to moisten the scalp and rub
it in gently with the finger tips.
By morning most, if not all, of your
dandruf will be gone, and three or four
more applications will completely dis
solve and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace Of it
You will find, too, that all itching and
digging of the scalp will stop, and your
hair will look and feel hundred times
better. You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store. 1t is inexpensive and four
ounces is all you will need, no matter
how much dandruff you have. Thu
simple remedy never fails.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-25
The Truth About
Eczema and Piles

Thousands and thousands OF peo
pie, says Peterson Of Buffalo, are
learning every week that one 6O-cent
box Of Peterson's Ointment will aboi-
fish eczema and Danish piles, and the
grateful letters / receive every day
are worth more to me than money.
II had eczema for many years on
my head and could not get anything
to stop the agony. / saw your 40
and got one box, and I owe you many
thanks for the good it has done me-.
There isn't blotch on my head now
and / couldn't help but thank Peter.
son, for the cure Is great MISS
Mary Hill, 400 Third avenue, PITTS
burg, Pa. ;,
II have had itching piles for 10
years and Peterson's is the only oht
ment that relieves me, besides t1e
piles seem to have gone A D.
Ruger, 1927 Washington avenue, I'D,
cine, Wis. =.
Use Peterson's Ointment for OH i
sores, salt rheum, chatting and ai
skin diseases. Druggists recon melia
it. Mail orders filled by Peterson
Ointment Co., Inc, Buffalo, N l.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-25

sentenced to prison for life. Five OF
the conspirators were hanged.
The cost OF constructing Fort JET
ferson is locally estimated at 81 a
brick" or $4,000 900. Most elaborate
plans were carried out, including a
system Of cisterns, dungeons ana
hidden gunslots. Officers quarters
quite extravagant for those days
were constructed at one side of the
drill ground in the enclosure. DOCKS,
a coaling station and narrow gauge
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-25
Slashinu Ten Rounds.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service !
T PORTLAND, Ore, June 25.-Mike
O'Dowd, former middl eweight cham
pion of the world, and Battling Or
tega, premier Pacific coast middle
weight, fought slashing ten-round
draw here last night, according to
Referee Martin.
In the opinion Of the majority of
the fans and the sport writer's.
O'Dowd carried a good lead through
out the fight.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-25
II You Are Easily Tired Out,
Your Blood Needs PURIFYING

ST lance in giving the system a
general housekeeping.
Nearly everybody just now needs
few Bottles of S. S. S. to cleanse
the system OF impurities.
5. 5. s. is without an equal as
general tonic and system builder.
1t improves the appetite and gives
new strength and vitality to both
old and young.
Full information and valuable
literature can be had by writing to
Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, ca.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-25

railway for transporting munitions
and supplies were part Of the equip
ment.
But Dry Tortugas is no more a Nv
ing thing. It's last inhapitant has oe-
parted. Only the blinking OF the
Loggerhead lighthouse at night ana
the continuous futtering of bros
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Ciogyed-up Impurities Win Under,
mine Your Health.

The first symptoms are usually a
loss Of appetite. followed by a
gradual lessening of energy, the
system becomes weaker day by
day, until you feel yourself on the
verge of a breakdown.
THIS whole condition is but the
result OF impurities in the blood
mat show that nature needs as
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MOVING PICTURES.
Colonial.

!
"The Sporting Duchess" which will
! be shown at the Colonial theater to
night, was first written as a spec
! tacular melodrama to be produced in
! the Drury Lane theater in London
! This theater is world renowned for
the stupendous productions that have
been staged there. The theater is to
| London what the Hippodrome is to
New York. Only plays OF such man.
moth proportions that few ordinary
playhouses could produce them are
seen there.
Drury Lane is also noted for its
famous Christmas pantomimes, a
form OF entertainment seldom seen
in this country. Until the advent of
motion pictures, pantomime was sad
ly neglected in America. 1t was
found in the Russian ballet, the Ital-
ian ballet, the Austrian ballet and
the pantomimes at Drury Lane.
Miss Arizona" will be the bill for
Saturday.
When Miss Arizona" was first
produced the authors looked around
for star who was not only good
looking but one who could ride a
horse and shoot a gun as well as a
man. The task was difficult until
the name of Gertrude Bondhill was
mentioned. Miss Bondhill was i'm
mediately engaged, for she can not
only outride most of the men but
she is typical western girl.
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Hlppodrome.

Geraldine Farrar, last times to-
night, in THE Woman and the Pup
pet"
The Woman and the Puppet" is
the adaptation of famous play
which stirred Paris to its depths. 1t
offers Geraldine Farrar = tempestu-
Gus, colorful role--a Spanish dancer
Of moods and passions, Temperament
tai, hot-blooded, wild and untamed--
until the man she had dangled like a
puppet turns and tames her with a
blow.
LavishIy staged. spectacular in its
rich, exotic Spanish atmosphere, and
directed by Reginald Barker, "The
Woman and the Puppet" offers enter
tainment of an unusually high order.
Also latest Pathe news.
Gladys Brockwell tomorrow in her
newest success, white Lies" Also
"Snub" Pollard, with Rastus Brown,
in You're Punched" William Dun
can at the matinee only. Regular
prices.
The next bigger production" the
Grand will present is Mark
Twain's "Huckleberry Finn" on Sun
day, Monday and Tuesday. Everybody
around this vicinity is acquainted
with him. Watch the paper for FUR
Their announcements. e.