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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-08
TRANSFORMERS START j.
SUB STATION FIRE
Machine Carrying $4,000 Volts Of Elee-
trieity from keossuk Plant Ex-
piodes-Damaoe 10 $1,000.

HULL, ILL.,. July s.-Considerable
excitement prevailed here Monday aft
ernoon when it was reported that the
sub-station OF the Mississippi River
Power company was on fire. The fire
started in one Of the transformers on
the $4,000 volt line that supplies
Quincy.
The transformer. exploded and the
flames from the burning oil damaged
other transformers, lightning arrest
ers, the racks and platforms, all OF
which are located short distance
west of the main building.
Operator A. B. Rousch and Lineman
Robert Ware had the fire well under
control when a large crowd Of volun-
teers from town arrived on the scene.
The damage is estimated at about
81 600
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-08
|CAST COMPLETE
FOR MOVIE SHOW
"The Heart Of keokuk" viii Be Film
ed Next Week II Weather
Conditions Are Fav-
orable.
WILLIAM IS TOO MODEST
Principal Characters Have Been Sc
Ieeted AND Frank X. kenney
Will Be the Di-
rector.
THE CAST.

The above cast of the principal
characters in the photoplay, The
Heart of Keokuk," have been select I'd
and II the weather permits. the play
will be produced before the camera
the first of next week. Besides the
principal characters named above,
there Is william in the play. He has
been selected but refuses to have his
name made public. There are also
any number OF minor parts which will
be filled in as the pictures are taken
an everybody in Keokuk will have a
chance. to get into the play il they
care to, by being present at certain
localities when the pictures are taken
next week. Announcement will be
made as to the time and location, so
that any who desire can get into the
play. The only requirement is that
they do not look directly at the camera
while the pictures are being taken.
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kenney viii be Director.

Frank x. kenney who has consented
to take one of the leading parts, will
direct the play. He Is member uf
David Belasco's company and is. stage
manager for this famous theatrical
star. He is Keokuk boy and Is
spending his summer vacation at home
here. Under his direction, the play
will be put before the camera in bet.
ter shape than would otherwise have
been possible with an amateur enter.
tainment
Some bright afternoon next week
the scenes at the Moose bathing beach
will be taken and notice will be givel
through The Gate City Of the time.
This will give many people chance
to see how moving picture plays are
taken and also a chance to become
part OF the picture.
With favorable weather and good re.
suits from the films. the photoplay,
The Heart OF Keokuk." should be
ready to be thrown on the screen
W Thin very few days.
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bate Ie9en miifien, bic fiiuf SauIeuos
marti6eine in bic 5dnb. Der Wsdler
geleitete tbn binaus; aber als sr Dant
bic 99iir oss S6laf1immers Doliitdns
big Offnete, tpurtete ieiHer etHe gerrols
ttse lleberrafhuHy. DenH Da TaB SaHs
ts 4gatbe in 56ransn sebu0et, uTo als
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feline 3utunft bate, CAB i6 i9n Wtats
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babe icb mein Slid ni9t feItgs6dItsn
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tteF ergriffen ietnen biibffen 8lonDs
topf 5tptI6en lire 0aubs uHO roefhte
i'm nit einen miitterlttsu 8ub gu tbs
rem S6fpiegeriObn
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Der faff6e AmeriRaner.
Cine amiiiauts &iiuitIsrssi6i4ts Dcn
Rtipbo.o Srtmaun.

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bic 2auf6abn eines WldOeIIs siHIblu'
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Srpeertts.
aaff.. Mart. ruais. pref

3uder. prsii, feii. Rafftnir'
ter Gut aoaf $7.4o; popo.r.b $3.50;
Gu6ss S6.75: aranuIirter $3.50; goHs
fsction.rs u" s6.4o; OFF ~" $6.15s
lp,iber ertra Is" S5.95; ertru e"
S575;ge. 8. Glarifisb psib.r $6.15-
CPS; bO. ssl6r S5.65-5.75 per 100
gfunb.
WoIaffes III itsiis. - Rem Dr.
leans Open asttIe 4o-55c, gentrifus
aal 20--30c per Gallon.,
Rsis. - 2ouiiiaHa. Gauep Ssab
7-7se; prima 6-6be. orbtndrer
4a-5sc. sapun 5i-5a per pfuuS.
Dairp grobutte.
guttsr. - Wartt ruhis, prsiIs
Iietis. Wbolsmilt. srtra 293c;
G.ntralissb grtra 27e; g.ntraIiSso
iSirhs 23ar; DO. GsOnos 20ic; Juu'
ep DARN zoe; padins Stot 16---
ia per pfunb.
aafe. - Martt feit. O6io tic.
RorbpeitIi9er 17-17ie, Relp Dori
1sc, Sdp.ia.r 21-30e. DO. Bird
1eae; aimbura,r 17--1ss per pfunb.
Gtsr. - Mar.t fpi1issr. - pri'
ma irif6. 6dbnsr.isr 16e; iiriis
145c: OrbinGrs iirits 13ae; fseoubs
12hc per 9ubeno.
9efIlaeI. - Wdrtt itstis. -
grOilsrs ii gianb unb bariib.r 20
25c. inter IT pfunb 25-28e.
'grpers 2--21 pfb. 18-20c per pfo
Subnsr 14ae; 6dbus 9ne; Sruts
biibnsr 6-12sc; Gulls Csc; gnttn
10--l2c; gdnf, Csc per pfunb.
ObRunb Gemiifs.
aepfeI. - gute 4tpf.I $3.50
400 per Bbl., is uab QualitGt.
Gitronsn. = Wartt mar itttis.
WtIiina $3.25-3.5O; California
$3.25-3.50 per aifs.
Orunaen. - Wartt ruhis uno
itttia. California $2.25-2.75; yIo.
riba $2.75-3.00 per Riite; Ianses
rtuss $2.25--2.50 per DpppelitIe.
0rapes Gruit. Gloriba
S2,50-3.5o per Rifts. :.
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etu tlh all, Izs D1tis loio.
~ Wa4ifaas naA garfsben rar aut
fuis wisoer nabis unb Gtlo " sn nisori'
asE 6insraten Bu erlanssn, Gis Enrlfhen
ON ean1 perben usn ben Bnnlen 5H-4B
bershnet, mdbrtnb Gefhditspapitre ~ u
6H btsipntirt psrssn. 3m oifenen ptnrffe
wnrten Tdristsn .en eau" ~ . 5k-496 uno
anf 8sit ~ 4-4k& piaeirt.
usAia sui Ssp psri
prrbsn ~ Bari swifAsn Hssleu sertauft.
Die Gsantsrrais beirast soc Brdrnis per
eie0Q
r1sdisf SAT aafsya.
Siai. F8sdisI sni gonSon pnrptn tu
s4sl-AsiL Der Sfe. SisrIiHs qsotitt. Dar
@safsi ssf etritH srrtsu 64s far Nari
busdsst, fir gpetisl anf Baris 1917 pro
sffant, auf GHIferosn 4ot pro 0uIbeH sEs
aai MisH ITt ysr RroEs
eHns0.rbnssfisnss
,pstsn rstis uHe seiia Die saassH sas-
tiysH rpis teIgt:
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grbbteren. Gute 85e---
$500 per "a st. Crate.
StddtIbeeren. - Ohio ST.
30 Der "A Ot. Grats.
R bdbdrbtr. - 10-12sc per
Dubenb Binbd.
adrtofftln. - Mibigdn A.
SOC per 9uibsl bonn Geleife unb $1.50
-1.65 per Dbl. bonn Gtore.
Sunae 2artcffeIn. - Glos
ribd $5.25--6.50 per Bbl. uHb $1-50
200 per 6amper.
SHttartoffelm - Jsrfep
S1.50-1.65 per 6amper.
Gpargel. - Ginbsimiihe 75--
Cos per Dussnb 9iinbeI.
SomateH. GIoriba $3.50
300 per Crate.
9raut. Wearft 3iemlih lsbbaf!.
alabama $2.5o-3.o0; nsues lloris
ba $2.50-3.00 per Crate.
aoblrabi. - 35e per DuBsnb
giinbel.
Grbisn. - alabama $1.50---
1.75 per Sampler.
3niebetn. - 8slte 90c-$1. 90
per Buffet pom Store. Dsibs $1.15
--1.25 per 9uibel bonn Stors
GriineB Bobnen. - Glorioa
S2.25-2.50 per camper.
Harotten. - BeDafhene $2.25
$50 Der gbl.
Rotbe Niben. - Gute Riiber
75c -S1.00 Der gbl.
Weikt Rlben. Rem Drs
leans 30-35e per Dub.nb giHbel.
Robl. - s1.00 per 8bl.
9anbprobutte
9en. - SO. / 9imothp $1,000;
80. 2 5imotbp S19.o0-19.25; 0o.
8 1imotbp $500; RO. / s.mifhtsr
Glss $500; No. 2 bO. $500; no.
i &lss $500; 9to. 2 DO. S17.0o; III
faIfa $17.50-22.5o PED Soun..
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aleit $23.50-24.00; Wibblinss srO'
bes $27.0o-27.5o; bp. fsin.s $3.50
1900; aemtf9t.s Gutt.r S25.5o--
26.oO.
Sdmereten. Wdrtt itetig.
Rlssfamsn $6.50-7.o0 auf Dem 0si
Isiie unb $7.25-8.25 per BIZ. BON
Store, 1imOtbp $2.40-3.20 per BIZ.
pom Store, guhrei5n SOC per gu.
Gla4siam.h $1.70 per 8u.
8erft,iebeues.
O.Is - Wartt iistis. GsinOl, ro'
b.s 68t Der 9allone in partien Don
5 gbls. GctOdtes Ii mebr. Go. /
aarboI 60c: Cotton Sseo Oil, raffi'
nirte 52c per GaIIOne. 5srpsntin 47t
Der Salon. in parti,u prn 1-5 Bar
rels; SIC in gdriisr bon 10-25 Gal
lonsn. Petroleum, Sbio Carbon 120
Grab 81 bp. $50 Grao 10ie, Staos
liaht 175 9rab 12e; R.S grOuu ga'
iolin 13c, Rapbta 16c per SaaoHe tn
Dar.itn Don Is pbls.
gala Der War.i IN ru6ig. -
Stio Riuer s1.o5 per gbl. pon 2s0
Hfb., 1ubrlObn hiniussiIist.
zala. Wartt ftetts. primG
Gitp 6s-62e; bo. gouutrs 6-6i:
per pfuno.
aohten. - Mdrtt rubig. gru'
dhioabenn S3.50-3.75. Rus uno
Slat s2.25. auratp6a StiidtohIeH
$3.50-3.75. 9uB unb Sldd 1925
per sunns aba,li,i.ri. RaudIoi.
StidtpbI.n $3.50. DO. RuB uHo
Glad 1925. Qnthratite S7.75-s.00
per 7oHne aba,lief.rt. got. tof.t
s6.o0-6.5o per 1Onns obgsIi.fert.
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stIs. sDuss auo atti.n in aau yori.

gsThaiispsbisr sxrosH su OK - 80
bis!sutiri. gseaid aui aonsUn paren
tdpat, ~ sA7sx iar 90 Tag. eid,l; asb.l.
anp,iisnstn M5sI snS ei9i.@saisI
s..7sH, Silbtrcarrsa %s,1s. R.rilauifts
9s1sfs sec.
aftitumarft.-Ta Marit mar beat.
rsfi Isbbeii uuo oi. pr,iie aisg.H. Cru.
sibIs Sitti. eadaranna StteI nnb Betting.
houis Giiisn rati.n bsotui.nbs @eninn.
aufyuUsiitn. aud bic btjiersn giltnbabH.
dfiisn EarsH In gutter Watirags.
Qtfrubatu Hsfign.
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S9afe nnb 2Gmmer.
Der Wdrtt mar beute tart unb bts
preiie fir g9dfe itsbsn Inn 15--25t,
fir admm.r I'm 25-50t bDb.r ala am
Dorieen Gdnftog.
E1afe $5.25-7.00; adminsr Se.75
800; .rtra leidt., 1925; Spring
21mmer $S.50--1200.
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Gtnetnnatt. %. Mat.

gtnttnndtt. %. Ufdt.
Die nu6foIgenben auotirungen Bee
sie6er iiH r,ur auf Gngrps Irdnss
oftionen. Bel fleineren @eihdfttn
perben etpas bobers preiis bsre4net.
proptfiensn.
gfmaIs. - prima Stsom
o.2o--9.30; 5amilp S4mala 10
--10ie pro S)fano.
1r0denaeialsenes Glet q.
Gbort clear GsitsH 1oh-10se; ertra
ftprt clear 104--10sc ibort Rtppsnfsis
ten 10s-10sc; SdulteH sa-4e,
Bellies 10a-113c.
Bacon. - Gbcrt clear Ssiten
115--112e; srtrd ibori clear SsiteH
i1J-119c; ibort Rippsnf.itsn III.
11ac; S6ultsrn 9h-93e; Bellies 1ls
--12ae.
easar gur.b Gfeifd. -
S6inten 14i-15e; gtcnic Sdultsrn
10i-10ae; grsoifeit Bacon 1S--
19c; G6uif.rn In padettn 104-
1oae; y. y. Gut Sdult.rn 104-
10ac;; trpdsn. Beef S4in.en 25--
27c.
Gasaep5telt,s glsifd.
- Der q,funb: G6inter 12-12dc;
picntr G6uItsrn st-sae; Bellies
15s-16it; S6uftsrn sl-Sat; R.
y. Gut bo. 8i-8at.
Hrifdes JIeif6. = Sdin.
len 11t-12t; pitnic Sdultsrn 73
Bit; Ghultsrn 74-sAc; ihort
RippenI.iten 9q-1ohe; ibcrt clear
seit.n 9a-10gc; ertra IbOrt Ssitsr
92--104e: Bellies lsift 15l-16e;
g,lli.s. ihptrs 11h-12ae.
W,6lunt 9etr.ibe
Webl. - Winter Qat.nt 500
7.2O; Dint.r fartp $6.55-6.So;
Winisr Tamiln S6.15-6.30; Wint.r
.rtra $5.70-5.90: Wtntr orbindres
s5.5O-5.70; 5artsr Msi5sn patsn.
$7.2O-7.7o: 6art.r DsiJsn fanep
S6.S5-7.1o; 6art,r N.iSsn Gamiln
$5.S5-6.25: Rosa,nmebl rorbDsitlts
tts gsmiitits s6.15-6.40; r.in.s
Gitb Roaqenmsbl $6.25-6.50; ettD
ssmildt.s Ross.nmsbl s6.15-6.4o.
Weiaen - go. 2 rothsr Winttr
$1.53-1.54; Ho. 8 DO. S1.52-1.s
SO; Ro. 4 bo. $1.5o-1.52.
Welffltorn. - 60. l tpsibes
7Ssc; go. 2 bO. 7s-7slc; no. 3 So.
77a.-78e; RO. A bo. 76i-77e; Ro.
s DO. 76-764t; SO. 8 bO. 75-76e.-
glo. l a.I6es 7St; 30. 2 DO. 77a--78e;
Ro. 3 DO. 77-77it; SO. 4 So. 10
TIC: Rc. 5 DO. 75-76c: no. 8 DO.
74-75c. - TO. / gsmiidtss 7Se;Ro.
2 o.mii6t.s 77s-7se: glO. 8 DO. n
-77sc; 80. a So. 7e--77c: Ro. 5 DO.
75-76,; go. 6 bo.74-75e. W.t'
s,s aoIbentorn 77-7se: s.l6.s aol'
ttntorn 7s-7ee; asmif5..s 7s-7Sse
per guIh,l.
safer. - 30. 2 D.ib,r 81
sac: Stansarb peibsr 53t-54e;;R
3 ipeiber 53-53a; gD. a spetBsr 52--
$50; Ro. 2 s.miIdi.r 53-53ac; Ho. 3
a.miidt.r 52a-53e; SO. 4 s.miIttsr
51t -52ic.
Roaaer. - go. 2 $1.12-1.14;
1o. 9 $l.11-1.12; RO. d $1oS-
LII.
Whisfn.
g.rtduft ipurbsn 4s2 gbIs. 9iitils
lers siniihso @opbs aui Der Bats Don
$1.39 per GaQons.
grneerits.
aaffss - Wari! ra5is. pr.iis
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.gbicQoo, %. Waai.

S9pein.. - 3ufubr II 900. Marit
fdpad. Built $7.55-7.70; Isidte
S74o-7.75; semiidts $7.35--7.7o;
f6pere $7,15-7.e5; raube $7.15 -
7.9o; Jertsl $e.oo-7.35.
RiH6Oisb. =, 3ufubr 100. - Martt
itstia; Ginb.imifd. Beef Stisrs $500
-9.25; Wefisrn Stisre $6.35-8.o0;
Ribe unb 5siiers $3.25-s.70; Rail
Der $6.50-9.50.
S6afs. - 3ufubr 1000. - Wdrtt
iistig. S6afe $7.40-9.40; 2ammer
$7.75-10.15.
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Rtnbpieb. 0i. 3ufibr mar
bsut. sismlih srOB, bic Radirass cine
quite unb bic prtii. iistig.
plittlere unb ihpers Stiers S6.75
$40; aussrl.ient bis srtru SS.15--
$50; Sdien $3.5o-6.25; JIsiidsr
Gtisre $5.75-s.oO; auserIsIene bis
.rtra $s.25-8.5o; S,iI.rs S5.75-
8.15; aiserlei.He BIG .rtta 50 25-
$50; Riibe $3.5o-6.00; uuserIsIen.
bis srtra S6.10-6.65; Gamers s3.25
fstte DARN aiibs S5.5o-6.'
90.
9uIIsn. - Der Wartt mar beut.
lausiam unb bic qr.ifs itebsn um 90
Bis 7& untsr oenen pom coriesR
Samftas.
iy.tt. guLIen $e.25-7.0o; Bologna
$6.00-6.5O; srtrd $6.60-6.75; prs
einGr. uno grobe $4.75-5.25.
Wil6tibs. - WiIdtibe iinb
nod INNER untsr Quarantine.
aGlber. - Der Wfartt mar beuts
i1pa6 unb bic preiIe unseidhr biss
feIben dls am pOrtsen Samitog.
grtrd $S.25-S.50; fair b:s CUTE
l.idte $7.00-S.00; orbindr. bis srps
BE $5.00-S.00.
Sdneint. - Die 3ufubr mar
beut. nibt sroB uno bi. qreiis Itttis,
@ute BIS aussrl.isre DerpacuHsss
unb GleiTherfOrten $7.70-7.75; Ors
binGre bis ouserlsIeut ihpere fstie
SGus $5.5o-7.10; Stuss S4.50-
5.75; lsihie D,rianbtiorten $7.20-
7.6o; Seriel, 100 piuno uno fpeniser.
s5.5o-7.15; oussstpdbItt mtttIsre
@srIanbtiortsu. l70--180 pfuno
i4psr. S7,7o-7.75, -.
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H,pyort. %. Tlai.
aupIsr. - Rartt rubig,
Gleetrol1tic, S18,75-19.00.
9aiiing, $18.37s-1s.75. Wartt
nominal.
Gii,u. 49, Wdrtt unperGnbert.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-08
NEGOTIATIONS ON FOR PURCHASE
OF BETHLEHEM AND REMING.
TON FACTORIES.
PLAN TO SHUT THEM
DOWN DURING WAR
New Method to Stop Supplies Of AM
munition Now Going to AIles-
Would Place Enemies at Decided
Disadvanta age Conflict Recognized
as One Dependent Upon Supplies.

New York, June S.-Negot;ationS are
in progress between the German gov
eminent or German bankers for the
purchase of the control Of the Bethle-
hem Stee. Company, OF Bethlehem, Pa,
and the Remington Arms Company, of
Hartford, Conn. These negotiations
are declared to be on the eve of sue
cess.
If the Germans succeed in obtain
ing control of the firms mentioned, the
plan is, according to the reports, to
shut down the works and thus prevent
them from continuing the manufacture
of arms and ammunition and other war
material contracted for by the allies.
The only recourse Of the allies would
be to the courts. Undoubtedly the
courts would compel the companies to
pay damages, but Germany could af-
ford to pay them if she obtained VIC
tory in the war. She would merely add
the damages to the bill for indemnity.
1t is recognized in banking and bust
ness circles here that the matter is one
of the highest importance to the allies
and to Germany as We'll Deprive the
allies OF the output of the Bethlehem
Steel Company and the Remington
Arms Company and they would be IN
able TO carry on the war successfully.
The conflict has come to be recog-
nized as one dependent entirely upon
supplies. Germany and Austro-Hun-
gary can turn out all they can possibly
require. Any lack of munitions on the
part of the allies would give their enc
mics a decisive advantage.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-08
GERMAN FARM SUPERVISION.
System Brought to State Of Perfection
and Government Rule.

CORES ponGance OF Associated Pres.1
Berlin, May 25.-The states super
vision of the agricultural resources OF
the country has been brought to high
state of perfection during the past few
months Questions Of credits. supplies.
Dor and marketing, have all received
attention In fact, every effort has
been made to adapt the country to the
new conditions.
Much effort was needed to transform
the organization of credit which so
powerfully supports German agrarian
interests. in accordance with the re-
Quirements of war.
One of the acutest difficulties was
the supply of artificial fertilizers, since
the importation of nitrates and guano
had ceased. The problem has been in
general solved by the use of products
in which use is made of the store OF
nitrogen in the air In this. as in other
respects. Germany hopes in the future
to be self supporting.
The German Farmers Supply Asso-
citation, originally an agency for the
purchase and distribution of a special
manure. has now. at the request O. the
Imperial Government. become tie -en-
trail organization for the whole supply
and distribution of cattle foods and
fertilizers. 1t has also taken over the
I folders and fertilizers which We're
seized and sent to Germany from the
occupied districts of Belgium, France
and Poland.
The labor difficulty was also SER
iouS problem A special organization
was formed to supply labor saving ag-
ricultural machinery to farmers, and it
is stated that 100000 laborers are to be
brought from the devastated districts
of Poland. Prisoners OF war will also
be used; there are over million pris-
oners in the various camps of Germany
and Austria, and more and more, Of
them are being used as farm labore-s.
In many places they may be seen in
their varied uniforms. at work in the
fields. The women, also. have been
modified for agricultural labor.
All the German cities and towns are
turning to account their waste land.
Cologne. for example, has made con-
tracts with farmers to SOW 800 acres
with peas for the city, and to cultivate
I potatoes on every available piece Of
ground within the city limits.