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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04

A Governors Travelling Account.
Cedar Rapids Republican: Aceul
ing to the official figures the tra =,
ing expenses charged up agains. Il 4
state by the governor total - -
The governor has the right TO cAa,s|
for trips undertaken in the -
charge of his duties. He cannot ena's|
to the state the travelling tha'
does on his own account, either N
sonal or political. But Go'e..|
Clarke is a man who hates 10 81.
out OF his chair of state. Mhen ~ Il,
sitting down he Is down for q
time. However, we do not Zee s-
does The Gate City, that TINS 49,
is badge Of efficiency in adinin, .ss|
ton. 1t might be better for 80
nors to go about more, otf1claiH
learn more about the state ana as
what they are doing in otner pc
Merely not spending money Is - M IN
ways the course of wisdom IL
ness that policy is not pursusu
successful business man udi'
spend cents in order that ne
find dollars. We do not want
tract in the least from the -
that may be due the govern"
carefulness in his expenditures,
a good trait but we do not ieo,
the lowness of his travelling ~
lures is necessarily a cerliiie
GOOD administration.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04
CONVENED
TODAY AT NOON
fContsnuse from Page ~

1os.nz q virtual toad dictatorship with
an Incidental food export ban. :
Seran,r MARITIME os .s>r JsrSsJ, II
smother wiso viii fight ia The uyos.
l,ozse for q tod embargo On all
STAPLE articles. He announced hs
viii ln.rof1cs his rssoiatzon later this
week
Conzressngn from Industrial cen
ters favored the p-ics~oontrol plan.
Esor sseata:fvss ot the farming cis-
frft4s walled against the biIls and
threatened munitions embargoes IL
.heT are Ioolestes in their prosperity.
Both houses paaze6 resoIrSoIg TO
notify President Wilson that rhey are
sitting and ready for his nszsase To-
morrow,
The house convened At 1901 when
Speaker Clark Pounded for ordef
and the senate got down TO business
three 'rn3nutez later. At 1911 the
senate recesasd until O'Clock, mean
| time appointing a committee TO no
Hsy the house IL waE ready for busi
ness.
Cramrned galleries watched pro
ceedings. In the ho1Se, Speaker
CLARK yas cheered ro1ndiy. After the
nof.llke chatter OF the welcome home
squads had been guelled, the chaplain
| prayed for peace within our bord'
era," while representatives gtood IN
their places.
In introducing his bills Fitzgerald
Igaid:
1.-THE multiplying eyIdenees OF the
widespread interest IN the high cogs
LOT living Mako me hopeful Of g0ccess.
The enactment ri either 81 the erD-
largo bills and the bill TO regulate
cold storage and parcelg post win
bring immediate relief 70 the country.
The people want action; they are
heartily tired ~ talk and inyestiga-
ton"
His Hills In brio. are:
Number One-provigi0n for an out
and out export embargo OF farm pro-
ducts and Of manufactured food stuffs
for one year.
Numter two-ProvizIon for the pres
idcn' IN suspend expectation whenever
prices become eItnrtionate and the
public interest requires such action.
Number three-Rogulation OF cold
r storage ny prohibiting interntate ship
2 nlents Of foods. other than butter.
2 stored longer than ten -nonthg, with
distinct labelling Of the date on which
the goods were stored.
Number four-AboIition ~ post nj
, zones in 30 far as products and manu-.
: tacturcd food stuffH are concerned :.
, admission Of such goods 10 parcels
post In packages up TO $50 pounds at
) three cents for the first pound and one
cent for pounds thereafter with plight
, ly higher charges.
Exemptions in the embargoes pro.
i'ths LOT supplying American diplomats
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04
CABINET CRISIS
Is now ENDED

snrorrlerasz. 81 co-71sGrs followed
q feasshy soatsrezcs pasca Asg1tta
had rftss tae king t6Sa7 ard ~ which
fl is assured ne vfsSss cza os re-
construction vss GfsI1sss<>
fsrerassr l:sggtts sz1, hovs7s7,
tax. uEsateTer rscorst-zetaoa IT tie
government uas csc3sef gcoa there
world be no cecarTre> from The
pDtz,sssss-T aansas5Sresa al tas bsT9FTafEsr n
me war, 4sgTs.t's ova statement
at tfts tsYae held thzt E1yszrd rss In
the uar 10 corapei restoration 81 B@1-
zsuna and unta srscs time - German
ssIstarfsga MA szseIget ard tie IL
tegrfsy D: suSa1 nations assGrsa>
Current Yepo--s 1z.s tndz7 we're
thu. tire ~tseozztrEctso1" meant =
general change IN the entire cabinet,
rafnsr Sazn fsFs nssfs formation of al
authoritative cozo>lJ> This small,
compact bo1Y" FIR handling III the
tfon first aavaoceI b7 those kn0ws
10 be in sympathy with Davfd Lloya
George uho apparently DreGip3t&ted
the eabinet cr4zis.
The fDtsrlse Dopnlsr interest IN the
caoine. Situation pas eTifsnceG when
the parliament met totay. Govern-
Ynent officials from war department
and parliament buildings packed the
floors and galleries. The only mem
beers Of he cabinet, however, who
we're present, when the session
called order vere Anstsn Cham
beriain. secretAyy for India. and
Lord Robert CetiI, minister of Block.
hde.
Commons vaa later declared al
jourDed untt1 ThurSdaT, without a
vote on the adjournment. irish mem.
beers yainIy protegted this course.
Dayif LIoydEeorge. rniniStsr III
war, who IN regarded AZ the man be-
hind the present cabinet crisis, did
fsGt t1 IL All appearance ii coIn-
mons during the entire session TO-DAY.
His absence War regarded az inGica~
tive that ne VIII not feappear until
final solution of the matter is
evolved and announced
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04
Oshorne's WIsh.
INDEPENDENT :
DISCONTINUED
Weekly Newspaper at keosauqua Quit
Owing TO High Cost Of Print
Paper.

BONAPARTE. Iowa. Dec. 4-The
Keosauqua Independent, a weekly
newspaper published at the county
seat, is no more. It was purchased
last week by H E. BlackIedge and
soon after disposed of by him to
Rowley and Landis, editors of the
Keosauqua Republican. It's publica-
ton will be discontinued. last weeks
issue being the last The paper is
said TO have been in falling condi-
ton for the past two years and the
recent unprecedented advance In the
cost OF paper was too much for it.
The last owner. Paul s. Roberts, Is re-
ported to be a considerable loser f.
nanciaIIy It is understood Rowley
and Lands will take one of the
presses for their own use and will dis
pose of the remainder of the plant
Mrs. Laura Shafer and daughter
Beulah and her little friend, Freda
McAllister, OF Fl. Madison, visited
with Bonaparte relatives several days
last week.
Mrs. Herman Miller and son Charles
Of Pennington came last Wednesday
for a short VISIT with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dick, In Harris
burg township.
William Kellogg Of Reokuk was a
visitor at the B. r. Meek home last
week
n. s. Moody and wife, enjoyed
Thanksgiving day with Keokuk rela-
tfyes.
Mrs. Lizzie EntIer and daughter,
Miss Clara of Keokuk, have been Wis
fting their daughter and sister, Mrs.
Joe Fisher and other Bonaparte reIa.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04
CLEANUP DAY
HELD BY VILLA
Continued from page II

city. They believe he will follow the
line OF the Mexican Northwestern
railway TO the Sierras and make his
there. In such position,
the mountains will form a barrier
against attack except from the east
and with large force, villa is still in
position TO menace both Chihuahua
and Juarez and prevent the reopen
ing OF the Mexican Northwestern rail-
way line to the northern capital
Since September the bandits have
controlled the southern part OF the
railway
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04

and citizens abroad, ss vel as famine
CT war victims.
Extremely high penalties are in
POSED for rotations. Representative
T.0ndor, NeE York, socialist, worked
OF a TODD dictatorshfo measure, thozgn
he EXPRESSED dislike for the Term die
tztor" IN America.
Il befse7s We should have govern
mental control Of the food situation,
fe sa.d. An embargo IL only An In
ci6entzJ proposition II that will help
io~er the coz. Of Irving, it should De
introduced along with system OF gov
eminent control somewhat similar to
t1e Australian system.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04
GERMAN RAIDS
WERE REFUSED
fContinusd from pa9s IL

Germans were Within less than ten
miles Of the city On Friday. petro9rad
admitted rntirGments by the defend,
crB.
In the DoDrudia ycctor. the Russian
offensive continued.
In tho CaTpathiAng, PetrOzrad re.
ported capture Of height south ~
teh Jabiotnizn pazs
On the Macedonian front, Berlin
claimed "eaay rcpulae" Of allied at.
tackg Paris claimed capture Of q
hill north Of Grunilau Operations on
the Wcst front were urimportAnt.
Athens var calm today following
agreement by King Constantine Il
surrender eight batteries ri field ar
tillery TO the allies.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04

ers, sss1Gf1-58; COWS. szMa77,.
srncksrs7 and feeders. s5N67 "a,
css=ss- $s.ssGsItIt HE, Teas s-aa,.
IS 5SG 800 COWS and hetters. s4a5S
7-Fo-
Hog receipts a,.sa1; market In
higher MIXED and butchers, So a0S
t9-I0; good TO hezvy. slG0Gl01a IA. 4
rough. ss-a5Gs-53: light ss3sas, %.
bulk ss-4eG SIS; pigs. s7I09GS.75.
Sheep receipts 1850: market steady
Ewes. ss-7sGE-so; yesritngs, ss.o0a
1860; lambs sT-52a1e4-
Chicago 1redu-..
CHICAGO. Dec s-BQtter-E1tras
3sc; frsts. 5sI3snc; dairy extras
35n gaze. dairy frsrs. s3G35c.
EzgEOrdfnzry Ersts, 3TGsG.
aSts, 3s1sG5sc-
Cheese-Twfns, 2sL q 25Ec; Young
Americas. 26h caste
Potaioes-Reerfp5s IS cars; fancy
westerns s1S59I75; Wisconsin,
MinneSosas and early Ohios, $500
'1.65 per husheL
Live poultry Fowls. l3Gl5e;
ducks. 1su15e: geese. 12G14c; spring
chickens, 15c: turkeys, 1sc-
New York Produce.
NEW YORK. Dec Flour mar
ket duh.
Pork market firm. Mess, s31.50a
1890.
Lard market firm Middle west spot
$1I-fIT 1870.
Sugar. raw. market firm Centrifs
gal test, asst: MuscaFado SO test
s4-sT.
Sugar. refined, market firm Cut
loaf. ks.s5; crushed $3.50; powdered,
81 Da- xranulated. 81 soar S.
Coffee Rio No. on SPOT, eAe.
TaIIow market firm City, lie;
country, Tx G11Ac; special. 11Ac.
HAY market weak Prime, s1.lsa
1.ao: No. 8, soG SOC; clover. s5Gsl.M
Dressed poultry market irregular.
Turkeys, 1880: chickens, 1sGaH;;
fowls, ISG22c: ducks. ia 25c.
Live poultry market unsettled
Geese, iissec;; ducks, isGl!c;; scs!:..
'I5I1s11c; turkeys. 1SG1sc; ROSTERS
lac; chickens 1TG1s12c-
Cheese market steady State mill
common to special 2oE 25he'
skins common to specials. 13a2lc-
Butter market unsettled Receipts !
5,31e. Creamery extras, acc: dairy
tubs, 31l3SI1c; Imitation creamery
irsts, 336 33hc.
Egg market steady. Receipts S2es
Nearby white fancy. $50 soc; nearo!
mixed fancy, 40G SOC; fresh, 4iG5pc
- Omaha Butter.
limited Press Leased Wire servcel
OMAHA, Nebr., Dec. 4.-Butter ~
cents.
stock Market Notes.
UNITED Press Leased Wire serveei
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Rock lsaaa
led the railroad stocks In an ~
vance on the stock exchange at ue
opening today. ranging from Is
IA points.
Speculation regarding the press
dents probable recommendation
congress were the basis OF operauOa,,
in the railway list Rock Island SOW
at aga, up IL. Reading was up
and Missouri Pacific for the Icy
time, q. United States Steel opens.
at 126Z. up Is. Mexican Pe'folsu-
responded to over night Mexican nv.
advancing ga. Marine stocks wa W.
and International Paper broke to ees
Mercantile Marine, Baldwin sna
Crucible, displayed some strens'h
i the second hour. Crucible ad,ea Nv.
more than 2 points to S612 ana ma
camille Marine was up more than
point to 1863.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04

Of battlsS for individual heights Rus
sian forces captured a height south
west OF JabIonftzA.
North OF Trotush, there was o5stin-
ate fighting. the enemy strobo-nIy
resisting advances.
The statement also detailed rifle fir
ing along the Danube and declared in
Drbrud5a- enemy attempts 10 attack
had been arrested by artillery and
rifle sre.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04
increase In Wages.

limited Press Leased Wire Scrviccl
Hs7TTf1 IETTEM. Pa. Dec. 3.-Thc
Bethlehem Steel company announced
today an Increase OF ten per cent In
wagA for all It's employees to date
from December IS. Nearly 30. obO en-
ployes ut the local plant and the
Maryland and Steelton plants will be
affected.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04

No. yellow. ss9ssnc5 No ysilo~
sT1sc. No white. sts19ssc. No .
sIsre
oats-No. =, 5.sa-sae. No ,.
5Ia G5s14cs No ? white. 55cs No ?
white, SIC
P.r-ta Grain
PEORIA, III. Dec 4-Corn-Nzr-
kes I13rc higher. No white.
aAae; No kite sI1sc; No .
yellow, ssGssc: No. 4 yellow, ssnG
s1nc: No yellow. s5Gs5i-c1 No 8
yeEIow, sag Sc No 3 mixed ssG
sSs.e- No 4 mixed ss1a Gs75ac: No.
5 mixed. s59ssEc
Oau-Msrkes unchanged No. 3
white, SIC. No. 4 white, SIC
Osrasa Live Stock
OMAHA. lee 4-Cattie receipts
10000: narxee Steady. Steers. IS so
GIi-6O- CO.'S End heiters, si-25 q 80:
stockers and feeders 5000 $685.
calves, ss-5G9 1900; bulls and stays,
HOG receipts 10, 100: marker steady.
SC higher Bu.A, sa-Eggs-1o; top.
sheep receipts 1850. market
strong. 1ec higher. Yearlings, sI-s5
H1a00- wsthers, 5000 SIS, lambs,
su.56GI2.4o; ewes, s6-75Gs-1o-
Chicago Live stosek-
Tinted Press Leased Wire Service j
CHICAGO, Dec. Hogs closed act
i've and 5 cents higher with top at
1910. Estimated for tomorrow A.
600.
Cattle we're steady. Top for beeves
was $3.50; calves 1880
SSn%su were steady 10 strong With
the top at 5000; lambs at $12.s0.
Chicago Live Stock.
I CHICAGO, Dec Hog receipts
60. 900: market slow, steady. Mixed
and butchers. $500 41o.O0; good
heavy, ss.1GIeso rough heavy, $e-4o
1855; light. $s-5oGs-s5; pigs. s6-sa
as.35.
Cattle receipts 10000; market
steady, 1oc lower Beeves. 5000
1880: cows and heifers. s3-s5G10.oo;
stockers- and feeders. s4.s0G7.75;
Texans, $TT0G915; calves, Ss-75G
1880. westerns, 5000 1850
sheep receipts 10000; market
steady, 1Oc lower Native. $s-25G
SIS: western, SS40G9.00; lambs,
ss75a12.60; western. 10000 1850.
Chicago Live steek-cIose.
furnished by Long Commission Co.
CHICAGO, Dec. Hog receipts
SO 900; market active, sc higher.
Mixed and butchers, $e.oo4 1912.
good heavy, s9.454 1910; rough heavy
Sc. 40l9. so; light, sS.6049.70.
Cattle receipts 10000; market
steady; top $3.50.
Sheep receipts 10000; market
steady; top $500. Lambs. top $3.50.
Kansas CITY Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY, Dec Cattle re-
ceipts 1000; market steady. Steers,
cows and heifers. A15
m1O.25: stockers and feeders, $3.50
$50. calves, S6-50@11.00.
Hog receipts 5000; market sc
higher. Bulk, ss.40@s.s0; heavy,
$685.; medium, $9.5o99-so;
light. ss.25@s.65.
Sheep receipts 5000: market
steady, 1Oc higher. Lambs, $11.50Q
12.4o: ewes, s1.004s.00; wethers,
s550911.00.
st. Louis Live Stock.
EAST ST. LOUIS, Dec. Cattle
receipts $500: market steady. Texas
receipts 300: native beef steers
So. 5S11150; yearling steers and heif
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04
tEStNSh~.

QUINCY, III, Bee, 4-Evs-T nun
sc4palEty n the stale Tal be asked 20
zclosar az least one delegate 10 al
tent meeting 10 De Gs!6 IN csr-
t-slfg located city within ten days,
TO cheaper the price OF coal IN HI
ao1s either BY investigation CT pes
szrs from tas stale legislature for
oxEerzhfo Of Et1ss, o. both, ascoTd-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04
Illinois-Iowa Missouri

say - rfyS ACCOMPLISHMENTS ryaaf= tsrs
ss TIE local et1Y council
PAEES, H. Dec Safe h1cwefs
oi11atnsd an axzrsgzrs az $3.50 trcE
rhe Jewsfry store Of EidsrherrT
Eros, aad TEE CaHrcsiL 4 EallGcx
rsea5 market, az Earsss, III
lars stole tie safe % TIE PsopLs
s-ats Bank az Aa1-a.lsay #esL Q. 10
Ne si1lo Is5se1 WHICH, Ley AZ selE
~ 20 GAIT II sVaT va azN - -
efEEa1 70 M Sz1 zla Ia ss
fes.aG Il eae s-
MOUNT CARMEL H. Dec L.
Frank B-tass. 70. rza Instantly Esllsd
Eszr Es-e WHEN = horse he was rid
Ing yzn ITO . 5uggF and rnrsF ht11
on Ets had He AID cEhers were
racing o1 the ktghvaT.
SoFFSrY. m DEC t-Re.Haasr G.
gssen "a Years old a Raj estate
se,sge- ard Fns1rz.ce zx=-r u Qrr1
ev IA Sast here He Wa. u-sssdenz OF
raa Iafnofs stare BzI6fnx and Loan
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04

LEMAgS. Iowa, Dec 4-Mo1ssz-
ZOE = Z FsC-ztstrr pastor o. ST
Sosepz,s csErcE and dean CT tie sto11
City Cz-Eo8te See, died Saturday o.
apocssxy.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04
ARE WITHIN FEW
4 MILES OF CAPITAL
Continued from gage II

have been the line OF defense adopt
ed By the Rsr1anians south and south
west Of Bucharest The lower reaches
al the river are within 4 scant NJ
teen miles Of TIE Runanian caDitAi.
but northwestwsrd Of this point the
river flows farther aEay from the
city.
Rurns.an statements haye indicat,
ID the stoppaze OF the German AZ.
szult a. the r1cst dangerous part OF
this river lsns--thzt IL at The fifteen
nnile poin.-5ut have tacit!y admitted
proxrsss O. the Tertons IN the upper
ystley. The Amsterdam dispatch
nay refer 70 thiz fighting along the
upper river
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04
WAX BORROWED
OSBORNE'S NAME
(Confinued from pAGs II

derson and Oliver Wooster are some
OF his aliases, police say. He says he
has travelled all over the world on his
wits and did excellent medical service
at the San Francisco IRE. -
Osborne's Wish.
NEW YORK, Dec. flames W. Os-
borne. sued by Rae Tanzier for $4,000
on the ground that under the name Of
Oliver Osborne he had misled her,
said today he did not wish oliver Os-
borne" any bad luck. but he hopes he
gets all that Is coming to him.
This ought to close the incident"
said Osborne.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04
eaefne Terminal Gaze.

P7(fSI kSFF5FYAE CIV
VAEFsfSGTCS, Dec 4-The ST.
Teras corrt totay he'd the 4aters.ats
commerce commission lad the right 10
csrraf. railways 20 charge less On
Sesznt 20 the Pzstsc cozst than they
charge 70 flIsne cities along the
cozs. Tzgia cisD1sss % the famous
Pacific terminals Gaze.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04
Russian Rsport.

pETROGRAU. Dec. Tin the
wooded carpathians. today's official
abatement said. there were number
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04

pJNA-
WAUE0E, Eowa, Dec A-s-s1seF..Lfs
q E1rIe ceswn near her=s "a scrssssla1s
aF- i szare naax VIII ssoE acsr
rh.sr.. al. 4 carter sEssV faa been
sszaaLasnEsd 4 eassse factory Il II
tsCerz.Eg1C
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04
kan..s city Cash Grain.

furnished by ong COMMISSION Col
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 4.-Wheat--
No. 2 hard, new, s1.7001.76; No. 3
hard, new, s1.6a4I7o; No. 4 hard,
new, s1.s7@1.ss1z; No. red, naw,
s1.7Od174; no. 3 red, new, 81 3d.;
No. red, nenv, sis29165.
Corn-No. 2, ssc; 80. 3. S7k9s8c;
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04

Subscribe for The Gate City.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04
Asc.as Dismissed.

Las than the EzsEers CAPACITY.
ASceas Dismissed.
Va5ETSGTCS, Dee THE sur
1reMe cosTr today "a effect declared
the persistent defender cIz1ss" Of
tfe Kansas prohibition Ian cc1ssftu-
tioaaI, 6ts1sfsssas the aprezI from the
eoxrr which eoESrEssd conviction Of
VIA Briggs ~ q persistent violator
II The isgz0- laws, The eo1rt held
II had 10 Jurisdiction
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04
Reimbursement Begun.

CCpTsRAGEs, Dec. 4.-German
artillery has already begun lombard
rsent Of g1chzres. from a range OF
eleyen miles. the newspaper National
Tidendes declared in a dispatch from
Berlin TO-DAY.
fD8spa1cher received By the United
Press today from Carl W Alderman,
with Field Marshal Won Aackensen's
army. said the German force attack
ing Bucharest was within ten miles
Of that city Friday. The Russian Of
fetal statement today located the
German army at a city about eleven
miles TO the south OF the capital
Heavy field guns. ouch as the Ger
mans made use Of in operations early
tn the war axaingt Iiege and more
lately against ysrdun. are fully
capable Of firing shell this dig
;ancs.l
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04
SUPREME COURT
GIVES DECISION

fcoa.fassd :rora Dazs IL
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04

BERLIN, Dec. 4. fyia Sayville
rireIe.s TN WalIachia fRnmania)
our advance continues yictoriously
and without interruption" said the
BARBARIAN oficiaI statement for De-
ceprfer 2, received here today.
The statement reviewed the prog
ress OF Bulgarian troops since cross
in1 the Danube on November "a, and
aid on the Goth they were within
I2H miles Of the fortress ring defend
ing Bucharest.
Captures included two heavy can
non, fourteen field guns. Feven small
cannon. five machine guns. four OF
ffcers and 200 men.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04
Retirement Announced.

PETKOGKAJ, Dec. 4.-Retirement
OF Rumanian forces south OF Buch-
Arrest In the face OF reinforced at
taekz by the Teutonic forces. was
announced fin todays war office state
nent.
The German troops took Gradichtea-
Between Alexandria and Bucharest
and aIso to the south. the statement
said. the enemy, who had been put on
The defensive by attacks from the
allies. forces. was reinforced and at
tackled Gradichtea. later occupying
that city,
The Ruraanians who had been at
lacking the rear OF this force, were
themseIyes attacked and retired.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04

higher cast yer ton Of coal mined At
Isss than the E.sEe's cSDzctty.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-04

MOUNT CARMEL. H. Dec A.
Frank B-Eass. 70. Eza Instantly Esllsd
near Es-s when a horse lie was rid
ing yzn ErEo . 51ggY and tnrsE hEla
on Eis had He ard others were
racing oc the stghEaT.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-09

Is biohIoride of mercury a drug or Poison2 What is it's use? ls 1t tsss-- leeSf
 Bichloride of mercury is poison. It is used as an antiseptic and as a pol son for insects and animals. It has q burning metailic taste and rapidly de- stroys the soft tissues of the body with which it comes in contact It is com monly known by the name of cuEBaslse subiimate.