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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-16
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S9la1teu an DIR H~
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lee Iddridtsn qgsrtur fngt in ii
ner llebsriitt ii5er bic Fimpfs, bic n
Der Rdbs BON 2ipnica Dolna. am &c
rapupta CLUB In S0Iisi.u ftattgs.
finbsn baben. ttB bic RuiTrn bort am
IL Robember gang bsionosrs fapsr.
8erIuite srlitten baber.
rOt. ruiiii6e 2trtiosrt: tesnnn NE
& llbr Muresns ein is1r Gefttses5ere,
auf bic bsittfhen 9inisu 81 rihten,
cbne uns uber mertli5e BsrluIie 81
bersiten,- beibt es in benz Irtifel
lin bnlb 5pei llbr Rnhmiiiass b..
gannsn bi. RuTsn Dor3useben, es a.
lang ben SturmtoIonHsu nber niG..
big an bic beutihen Ginien gu selan
gen. Sbrt eInsriffs 6rlden Dor unIs.
,rsn 3inSuniiisu suiamH.<n tbs IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-16

Berlin, 13. glo0. lle6cr 2Onbon
Is. Rob. @roF 2tt6ert Qppon1i, Der
un9ariT6e 9orteifiibrs- aro e6emnIigs
9remisrmintIter, Der CUR 3eitDcutI6z
lamb einen 9eIu6 a6ftattet, oriitte in
einem Snteroiep nit Dem gertrstsr be-
9tTotiirten qreIIe, in oem Fl ii4 hes
2dngeren iibsr bic europdtItfe Gage I'M
@lgemeinen erging, Die Qtuiitbt ous
baB bieIei8t pG6renO bes tommsn6en
@intersSrieben unter8anDlungen NIT
quten 9lusYiaten auF GrFoI9 in Gns
grtFf genommeu prben nirbeu.
,gDir tSnnen ri4t eriparten, bag
frnsr6aI5 Der nd6Iten Boaen, pd5s
rgrb Der rumdniifs 5eIo5us nod uHs
eutI5isben 1T, Srieoensurter4anblHns
qen angetniipft perben. Sd buIte I'M
Iere @usIihten auf eineu bur6ftIl.
sntben Grfolg bort felbIt aber fiir
ausge3ei6nete, unb renn RumGrier
einmal pouTtGnbig beTiegt 1T, odnH
nerosr meiner. 2lnIitt mad 6eioe
Seiten piuers iein, iid aui Brisosnsr
unterbuHolungen etn3uI1Tsn. Rumd
MEN mar Der lebte Srur2F, ben bic
gntsnt. ausSuiptsIen i'm StanDe mar
uno au8 Der bat nifts seniiBt. mir
sjeb.n cine srpBe 2lrmee CUR 9etdm-
pfWns Der Rumdneu 5uiamTen uno tf
CLAUDE, oab oas Grbe BAD tommeu
pirb. Wir MAIDEN nGer6tl:gs an Der
Sieben6iirgsner 8ren5e 5isrIicb Ian
Iumen 5ortidritt, ss it abr leoigIid
cine 5plge Dss Ibernus itpieri1eG
@eldnoes unb Der margel9ofteu riit=
rdrtigen @erbinbungsliitieu. Sieie
RommunitotionsIinien iiub rie!
Ihle6ter als i'm Wsiteu uHO Tpgar
nod ftle5ter oIs in Gali5ien uno
&uBlonO. Sfl marher ilinfi3i gez
reiht uns a6er bas Gingr:tien Sunni.
MEMS in ben Arteg gum 9DrtAeil.
@raf 9lppanpi baitrt Trtne 2trl@t.
eob bic Jrieoersnusiittea ij6 gsbei
Iert Faben. gum SheiI auf Die Reosu,
tie tiir3lia Die stuatsmGnuer uuf
feiben Seiter gebuIten bobcn r0lopo
George rotiirIih nt6t," Ia9te Der
grof nit 6eionbersr getoruns, raber
Soro 9rep uno Der aan5ler BON getb. !
mann 6oupeg gum 9eiIpiel.." gr
pies auF ben lInterIbiso ter geufe- !
rungen bic 3pei WGnrer bor einer
Sabre uno jeBt bin. r3amals," iagte |
sr, uparen ibre 2lnii6ten 0 nett aus |
chamber Die Die beiosn pols, dber jeB: .
iiuS lie chamber Te1r oi:l nd6er ge.
riitt, tpeun aud bic 0iTferen5en im'
ner nod Tebr grOB iino. Die grttsn
reben ni6i mebr 0pn Der @srnittung /
8eutIfIaros, unb Die 2LlitatiOn I'M
Sntereiie 1rpBer &nnertoreu 1T in
1eutidlano i'm S6iptrbeu.
Der San5Isr bon 8et9marns6ou'
neg" iasts er, bat in ievRer Iesten
ltsoe dnsseeutet, onB er nieuoIs ois
ytnnsripu 9slgiens psrInngt Bat. SpT4-
be Oinse beipeiien meine. Guiid,t
lda, baB benz geeiun DON 5risSensi
iutsrAanolIasI .sias irIli5Grpiub:!'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-16

naIe gsnlg bsrangetommsn tparsn
I'M Sanbgranatsn 5u perfen.
rGlst9 baraltf ma6ten tie SeHts
I6en sinen 9sgenungriff, Der sur SOL
se bate, baB ben RuFen Hebrsre Sps
fteme Don 9rd6en abgenommen tpue7
BEN, bon bsnsn Elm E6stI terrafenT6r
mig angelsgt mar.
,, sgei bisIem Qnsriff mar erii6tlitI
tpeIfe @errpiifiung urrsre MinsnDer'
fer ongsri5tst batter. Die ruiTiI9en
qoTitionsn paren 6u4tdbIi6 uussins
amber gsriFen. gidt eine ein3igs Poe
Fition, Tsl6f nicbt bic btstsr tdrtf.e,
mar me5r Dsrtbeibigungsidbig.
,9t, bis6erige beutide poiition
mar cine rsat unsiinItige. pd9reno
BON Der ero5ertsn aus ol3 Dorliegenos
0.Idnbe pm uns beberrI;ht pirb.
,Sn benz pfii3ieaeH runn5en S'e
rtbt pom y. glooembsr toerben bic
Opsratiousn Der 1suti6sn in Der Sc
genb BON 1orna Datra, IN ben iiihs
Iihen aarpathsr, als pelgeblide 81
sci6n.t. 8ieier 2tasoru6 1T irrefii5r
renb, beHn bic RuFsn bs'unbeH ith
bier Idngs BEG 8e6ir9es nttt IN stnsr
9ertbeiDigurgsitsnung, iOHoern II:
beabiittigter siusn @oritOB Segen De
sFlante Der 2(tmee hes 9enerals Dpr
&1peb, I'm oieie am 9ormari6 II
ben 5uIg9ss 2tbI9nitt auD gegsn Den
gstas 9aB gu psrbinoern, Die ges
pIante OffsniiOs geIdngte aber ntdt
our 9lusfiibrung unb bic RufeH ms
rem Hift sinmal i'm Staroe, lire sigs-
ne Qinie gu 6ebauptsu. 2lm u. glos
pem6er purosn iis ntht uur gs5Duns
gen, giftritora nufaugs5en fOHoern
aud ben 1885 Metsr bOhen 0ictu Or
furilsr, Der flint ailOmstsr binter Der
uriprGugIi6en ruTiiteH Sirie lisgt.
Die 5rnn3oien esben
pirtIi6 eiue Rtebers
lage 5u.
paris. 10. glco. Yer ariess>e
miniIter erIieb am 2ttsnO bic fOIgsnoe
8etanr!mabuns:
.2lu Der Somme Tront purbe bic
stlott am Tlittpob iibernG nit Der
1r6bten !6eftisteit fortseisbt. Die
DeutI6eu grifien nit itartsn Srups
penmafen gl,id5sitig n5rpIid un5
IiiSlib Don bem 5luiTe an. llnIers
sruppen Ieiitetsu burtnddigen Dioers
ItanS unb Der 5einb mar nur i'm
unter I6psren Gerluftsn se'
rinoe 9uttbeile gu srriugen.
.R5rbli6 pon Der Gomme srtff Der
Feino mad pprhergesangenem iehr
5eftigem Reimbursement uniere Bolt |
tion,n an, bic ijd Don 2es gosufs biz |
'iioliG Don gouaaoesnes eritredeu
ss gelans fem GsinO, iid in Der n0rbs
iden Gdc uub am lpsIiIiden Roro |
,es Ct. gisrre 9aoft DaIbss feftsu.
sssn. Gn alIsn a1iOsssn !.guasten par. |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-16
Ter preuf,Ibe SauStas
Wirb cine Grb66ung Der SaIdre Iei'
ner Dlit9Its0er IN Grtpasung
5ieben.

2onbpn, Is. Tooem6er, - Ter
Gr6uHge 9elegrap5 So. pirb aus
gtmIerbom gemeloet, bdb Der preubta
it,e 2anotas i'm ge1rifis 1T. iibsr
cine gprtagc Su berat6en. ipeldbe etns
@rh0bung tsr Saldre ieinsr WtitoIies
Der poriie6t. Sic 9orlaae berfiigt, bar
tteTelbea, duiiatt ME bts5tr - Uart
fir jebe StBuug, Elm Sa9resIoIdr BON
200o Meurt er9alten iOllen. 8eriGums
nts ppn SiBung bat Ge6nltsuhSit1e
our Fplge. QtuBerbem oerIangep Die
2arotogs MitglieOr ba5 gribil9 um
Freier 9Sd6rt ouf allen preublfheu
pdbrsrb Der 2uuotaes-
Sibunesn, anitutt tpie bisber uur
5ntiden i1rsa SstHut1sortgu uH1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-16


den 6in6erriiTe me6r i'm @ege lie7.n.
9a5 &6ni9rei4 qolen nun natiirli1
bcIte9en bleiber; i6 g,cube o6er
bab RuBlunb oeranlaBt ne-ben faur,
! ft6 IN bas ltnoermeibli4e au fitaen."
2(uF etre be3uglit6e 6rage iagte
Sraf 2tppon1t oaB ieiner 2tnIi6t nu6
nIdt8 Oogegen ein3upeuoen Teiu MIR
be, penn pie eriten 9erm1ttelungsoecs
| fuAe pon elmer neutralen Nla9t uuss
gingen, un0 er au6 teinan Sruno
femme, rpatum Der PrdTiDent 8illDH
nit6t ais @ermittler urne5m6ar IeiW
TOute.
pQBir t5nner notiirti6 nif DergeIz
fen, bag Der PrafiOert Biion .uns
nt9t gerett bebanbett bat" Tagte er,
rnb bdb er Dom pfnbe Der Neutralia
tat obgetpi6en 1T. 2lber penn man
au6 ni4t Fir cine perfOu eiHgenom=
men 1T, lit bies bod tein @runo, ieins
9ienite surijd5upeiIen, peuu man i5s
rcr beOarf Gr oriidte bic Qtnfi9t aus.
RAP Der &:ieg nitbt rur cir gnbe ers
rsiaen IoIlte, neil bic Md9ts bic
2nedIoIi8teit elmer 6OrtIebung befet1
6en eiuTe6en miibtsr, iouoern or6
pcgen Der GeFa6r, Die son5 europa
opn Seiten Rublarbs bro4c Gr fdga
te, buB bic psfteuropdiIter Staateu
;uIammen6alten mdBten, I'm it4 9s'
!reinT9aftji6 gegen RuBIonO OertAets
oigen 81 tOnner, peI4es 2oub er uts
bic gr0Bte gefa6r fir ben tiinftigen
5rieoen GurOpas unb Der BeIt be-
3ei6nete.
GroF Qtpponoi Tagte ou6, bat
5rontrei6 niemaIs Slap 2ot6rins
gen 3uritsr6atten perbe, HnO es an
6eiten t9un naroe, pern es ft6 in
hug llnoermeibIi6s fiige urc frieblt6e
unO freunof8aftli6e ge8ie4lngeH gu
fcinem farten Rn85ar int Often ur'
terbalte
Gr fagte, 6ab GnglanO sinen per1
ae5li8sn Qeriud gemacbt babe.
9cuti6ldrb, IetneH gefdbrIiaIter
&onturrenten i'm Delt6arbeI, mt
DafTengepalt 3u unterOriiden, oaB
ober troBocm nidts geionOerss i'm
Gbaratter Der Drei glatio1en lieqs.
mas iie psrhinbern t0nnte, IN 5reuuoa
'faft nit chamber gu Is6en Uiit gea
5ug auf RgBIuno fagte aber Gruf
appOnnt, bag bic 0rsaniiattou bieies
9aroes ale GIemeute fir unuuF6Dra
li6e Sriege entbaIte, unb es tetne 9ea
Icgsnbeit reridume, ben 9eriua 81
MAIDEN, feiue 6erriaaft ii6er bic bes
na65arteN Rationen aus5uoebnen.
n8enn sinmoI bieier &rieg gu Gnoe
it," iugte Der @raf rlpiro europa
lpenisItens 25 oOer 80 Sabre lang
lSriebeH BADEN, bis bic Gen,rotion, bic
tieIeu Srieg ouraasma4t bat, DON
Der 9il0fldde peridpunben lit. Dies
Ipute Belt uro @eIegenbeit fir BIZ
gntpidsIung elmer peiier ano i6urfs
ii3tigen Diplomatic geben, our6 psls
6e bic peiteuropdii6er Stuaten ers
m6gIitt perben, Iia gsgen oas ft6reH.
be Glement i'm Siten gu seitHBen."
Graf 9tpppr1i Iagte, oob Teire 2tn,
fnten BON alien promtntntcn llngGrH
qetbeiIt piirben unO, NIT Der might
1er glusnabme bon einiSen fIaptf4eu
Glementer in SeitsrrstA, ou3 oon
alien 5ii5rern in oieiem 2anbe.
Ser preuftibe SauStag
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-16
@ieiise 8eute
RON ben @erbiiub b e
ten BEL Der giuuabms
DO n Rontansa ss'
-. /. L

Ut Cq I.
Berlin, Is. ROB. Die ,a5lnifhe
Wol,s3eituns- iaet, bob bic Grms.
pss iysIbmnrihaas bon Nsadenien BEL
Der ginnabms Der rumdmiidsn Saf.nr
itabt aonitan;n unir 4nbrem 3d.
900 Sonnen Petroleum, $1,000 snr.
nsn g.nsiu, 1900 TonH.n amber.
SeIe unb srcbs 9urraths BON Wais,
3uder unS Aaffse erbeuie. babe, &C.
mug. I'm bi. 8eDDIterans naO bic scl'
bateu msbrere Dsoaat. lang gu srndbs
rem.
weitere gdiff. perfentt.
2onbon, 15. Roo. - Clint 9e'
psIds aus Siodbolm mtIbst, baB Der
idpeSii4e 9ampfsr .Iftrio-. friibsr
Der Wergniisunssbampfe -Sasu'
BON einem psutiben llnierfseboot psrs
ientt pprbeu isi. 0i. giasuns ipurbe
ssretist. Der Oampfer mar Don
StodbpIm na@ Ranmo. JmHIano.
unterptgs.
lIppbs tiinbigtsn bas @erisnten
bes banifden 0ampfers rRdgnor4, !,
BON 1923 SOnnsu, urb bes briiii9ea
Ddmpfsrs .golpebenD an.
Spiter ipurbe bon alopbs aii9 bic
@sri,ntuns bss ipaniiden Dampfsrs
oGis Mlenbi". pon 2092 9Dnntn. &C..
meIost. g9isrupo8pah,is Waan Don
bss Esiasuns rDuSDsu csfsssst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-16
2lno alle weiteren Augriffe Set 2sSriten an
ser Ancre wuroem a6ge(6fageu.
NOrblid uno lablid bon oer Soume baben bic
9eutlden oen Tran5oleu SteQungen
abgenomtllet.
Die Rumdnen merOen on Der gan5en front immer
meiter 5urd6ge0rdngt.
H sns Pukt baben N mbr ais 1900 mann an Gansnen vren
n ssm Pun babsn R ebr ais 1900 ann an Gsfanssnsn vsn

hnne erounn@
Sf.9d @0r
bic Gfsdder 5tahHan
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-16
QSetferberidgt.

Sir O6to, Snbtana, secntuGp.
2Beit 8irginieH unO bas meitlidje
penuibIOanisn: S6Dne5 Wettcr am
9onneritag unb Greitag. SteigerOe
9emPeratur am 5reitag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-16
Syran5olen, Ntnmanen 1tno ooStaliener
erleioen 0iteoerlagen.

abtbeilungen in Der Ri6tung duf So.
rita 5uriid. 3ipii6en Dem gres5a
See uno Der Monaitir GIorina gis
ienba6n fanben beftige Grtillerieg..
fedte itatt. qn Der aenali Yolog
5rOnt Giib6ftli6 bon MOnaifir) pur
ben alle alnsriffe b.s 5sinbes mi:
i6Deren 9erluiten fit ben 2eBterr
suriidseidldgen. alu6 neun Gngrtife
bic pGbrenb Der Radt unternomm.r
iuurben, ipurbsH aSseidtagtn.
.Qn ben iibrissn Qbi6nitten Der
5rout fanbsn 0orpofshs unb ihtpa9e
4riillsrissefsdie iiatt.
Cine Rteberla9e Der sta.
liener BEL 90r5.
Wien, Is. glop. Cine offi5isG.
getanntmo9uns bes &. a. 9arpt'
quartiers fast:
.SeifIid bon G6rs, an Der Sion3o
GrOnt, baben bic Seiterrei6er msbr.'
re italisniide Grd6sn srobert uno fiini
Offi5isre unp Ats Nann sefans.n
senommen unb iieben Mai9inense'
itiibe erbeutet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-16

be Der Seinb DON unIsrem Sprrfeuer
i'm S8a9 ge3uIten.
rSiibli8 bonn Slug srtffer bic
9euti6en am gIa4mtttag an Der
9gront BON 2t6taintourt BIB G5autnes
on. Der Sdmpf, Der Elm auBerOrOenta
li6 6eFtiger mar, srbete bdnlit, baB
bic 9eutf4en ii4 in lire Grdben sue
riit3ie6en muBten, ausgenommeu in
0Itliden SbeiI oes 9orfes qreiToire,
mo fie i'm Stunbe iparen fi4 fet5us
ieBen."
(0er offi3isGe 9eri4t ron gerfin
iiber bic &dmpfe an ber Connie tNt
auf bic GreigniiTe pom Mittnoa noa
nidt ge5ug. 2lnm. b. Rsb.)
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12

l st II
One Of the largest crowds that
has, ever turned out in this city
to attend a picture show was in
evidence last evening when the
thrilling drama, Where Are NY
Children was shown atboth the
aters. The picture itself was one
that has not yet been passed by
the board Of censors and is now
running for the third week in
Chicago. AS one person stated
last evening, lit was q far
greater and more convincing ser!
mon than any pastor could or
would dare to preach from a pull
pit. The story was brought out
forcibly, but not in suggestive
manner and kept the attention of
the audience from start to finish.
20
. you lost Ii Fry 10 Hines.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12
FRIDAY

Rev. Thomas was calling today
in Loveland.
A. A. Greene transacted bust
ness in Logan this afternoon.
DIR. Lusk reports the birth of a
six-pound son to Mr.. and Mrs. c..
l.. Gier.
Mrs. j. b. Alexander is spend
ing few days with friends in
Omaha.
Mrs. d. H. Edwards was visit
ing and shopping today in the big
village.
Mrs. NJ. d. Myers of Logan is
in the city, the guest of her son,
T. L. Myers.
Mrs. Kate Smith returned this
afternoon from a several days
visit in Omaha.
Y. l. Tamisiea sold scale and
elevator today to d. Richardson
of near the Junction.
Miss Sylvia Seaholm will visit
at the Glen Hairsine home in the
Junction until Sunday.
Miss Alvia Page of Honey
Greek was in the Valley this aft
ernoon calling on friends.
Arthur Hansen left this after
noon for Utica, Neb., where he
will visit his brother, Alfred.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12
Judge Arthur llsoo vsrlna.

Judge Thomas Arthur, who for
the past six weeks has been in
the Clarkson hospital at Omaha
for treatment, now is on the road
to recovery. During the past
week his improvement has, been
such that his doctors have prom-1
Used him that If it continues at
the same rate he may leave the
hospital for home within. two
weeks. &.
Wednesday forenoon the judge
left the hospital, going 70 The.
Birch Knoll sanitarium, whore IL
is believed the rest cure can be
better administered.
When Judge Arthur entered the
hospital his heart was in q de-.
cidedely weakened condition, due!
TO q CREST eStent VI eyerMort,s1
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12
UfdIlu IOlal 80. -
BESS O'CONNO OR, y:
Librarian.
T--5-7-7s " = ~ a.
i Zen Qolnato nlaa.

Ben Gomstock, who was So
painfully and seriously injured
lin the accident which cost the life;
|of Mike Barrett Wednesday morn
ing, passed away at the Heise
hospital about 8 O'Clock thisa
morning without fully gaining
consciousness at any time after
the accident. The physicians had
little hope of saving his life from
the beginning, but they worked
heroically while there was any
hope. The seriousness Of his
wounds were such that it would
have been a miracle had he lived
The body was taken to Logan this
morning and the funeral will
probably be held Sunday The de-
ceased leaves a wife, two SONS
and three daug hters. All 81 the
children are married but one
son. nj
Bert Lewis and family drove 81.
|Pisgah yesterday and spent the
day with friends,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-15
Dragging Toward Close.


COURT ROOM, WAUKEGAN, ILL.,,
July 15.-The drama of Will Orpet
and Marian Lambert dragged slowly
towards it's last act today. Before a
crowd that jammed and stifed in the
hot court room, Special Prosecutor
JosIyn, closing for the state, argued
bitterly for Orpet's conviction.
Step by step he built up his Grafton
toward the climax. Early in the day
he had announced he would be
through before noon, but shortly be-
fore one o'clock he was not through.
Judge Donnelly ordered brief ad-
journment for lunch.
Orpet sat, white faced and nervous
ly wiping his face with a handker-
chief, while Joslyn pictured him as
Marian's slayer. AT times it seemed
he would leap from his chair and at
tack the prosecutor.
Orpet was visibly chagrined when
recess for luncheon was ordered. He
had hoped that the case would be in
the jury's hands by noon.
Joslyn expected to occupy half an
hour after lunch in completing his
arguments. The courts instructions
were to occupy about an hour and the
jury was expected to retire shortly
after three o'clock.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-15
DISTRICT COURT
ADJOURNED TODAY
convenes Next at Madison, on Sep
TENDER II, and Hero Week Later,
With Judge Hamilton.

At noon today the district court adj
journed. This will permit Judge
Bank to take much needed rest. The
present term was begun April 17th.
since which time 1t has been in con-
tinuous session, and vast amount OF
business has been transacted. Judge
Bank will in all probability spend a
part of his vacation as the guest of
his older brother, William Bank Of
Wichita, Kans.
The next term of court opens at
Fort Madison on Sept. II, which term
will be presided over by Judge Bank.
The next term at Keokuk opens a
week later, September IS, and Judge
Hamilton will preside.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-15
KILLIAN WANTS VENUE
CHANGE FOR HEARING
Man Accused Of Bootieo0ins, Alleges
| That Judge McNamarA Of the
l. Superior court 10 Prejudiced.

d. Killian, arrested some time ago
for alleged violation Of the liquor
laws, had applied for change OF
venue for his preliminary hearing,
through his attorney, Frank Ballinger.
In his petition, he sets forth that
Judge Mcnamara OF the superior
court, before whom his case would
ordinarily come for preliminary
hearing, is prejudiced against him.
He asks that the case be transferred
to some other court. Under the law,
when a venue change is asked In the
superior court, the case is taken to
the nearest justice court. In this case
Justice Whetstone's.
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CHAIRMAN GETS WORD
FROM MISS M'KEE
Clark County superintendent Hopes
TO Bring a Number at Pupils
to Local Demonstration.

Chairman Renaud OF the fall cele
bration committee, has received til
following letter from Miss Hele
Mckee, county superintendent Q
schools at Kahoka, Mo-:
Mr.. Renaud, xs;Rini:;i
Keokuk, Iowa laeH.isfi
Dear Mr.. Renaud:
Thank you for the kind IN
vitation to attend the demon
stration class on July 18th. /
will see II can gather any OF my
girls together by that time and
have them attend.
/ hope that you all had a pleas
ant time at our little village of
Wayland the other night. With
kindest regards, am,
Sincerely,
HELEN F. MCKEE.
The demonstration will be held in
the high school auditorium on next
Wednesday afternoon.
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Late Market Quotations
Grain Review.

OfOOAGO, July l0.-ShOrCS ran TOT
cover in the wheat market again to-
day when renewed reports of heavy
rust damage in the northwest sent
- at the start and closed rs higher
than opening. September gained LIS
after opening " down, and December
jumped 3A from an opening "a
down. July closed 111s4. Septem
Der closed at 113M and December
1855.
Corn was sharply higher on good
buying. July closed one cent up at
|78A; September In up at 75N and
December rs UP at 653s
Oats followed wheat. July closing
IN up at AZ; September one cent up
|at 419a. and December 21s up at 43.
Provisions We're dull and closed a
shade lower.
Chicago Estimates for Tomorrow.
Furnished by Long Commission Co.,
403 Main. Telephone No. 1901
Hogs, $4,000; cattle, 10000; sheep.
10000; wheat, n; corn. 279; oats. 124.
Liverpool Close.
Wheat, unchanged; corn, Id lower
CIearances.
Wheat and flour, $4,000; corn,
10000; oats, $4,000.
Northwest Wheat Receipts.
MINNEAPOLIS, 1913 cars; Duluth, 134
cars; Winnipeg. TAI cars.
Chicago Cash Grain.
CHICAGO, July 15.-WEeat-No. 2
rad 81 TX. Nh hor
Corn-No. yellow, 80k oslo; No.
3 yellow. sO11c; No. yellow, 1870
1910; No. 6 yellow, 76@771zc; No. 2
white, 80A @S0Ac; No. white, SO@.
801xc; No. white. 761a@7711c; No.
5 white, 75@771c; No. white, 100
76c; No. 2 mixed, 8011c; No 8 mixed
80Ac; No. mixed, 76@7Shc.
Oats-No. white, 41h@42c; No.
4 white. 41c; standard. 43c.
Peoria Grain.
PEORIA, ILL.,, July 15.- Corn-Mar-
ket 1sc higher. No. white, 79c; No
g white. 78Ac; No. 2 yellow, 1910;
No. 8 yellow, 7SAc; No. yellow,
TIC; No. 6 yellow, 75c; No. 8
mixed. 7SNc; No. mixed, 75c.
Oats-Market Nc higher. No. 3
white, 401xc.
st. Louis Cash Grain.
Furnished by Long Commission Co.,
403 Main. Telephone No. 1901
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 15.--Wheat-
No. 2 red, new, s1.10@123. No. red,
new, $1.19; No. 2 hard, old. $1.18.
Corn-No. 2. S0k0S1c; No. 8, soc;
No. yellow, No. 2 white, Size;
No. white, S0k@81c.
Oats-No. 2, 40hc; No. 3, 391sc;
No. 2 white, 43c; No. white, 1910
41hc: No. A. SIC.
kansas City Cash Grain.
Furnished by Long Commission Co..
403 Main. Telephone No, 1901
KANSAS CITY, July 15.-Wheat-
No. 2 hard, $1.10@1.14; No. hard,
s106@109; No. hard. $1.0401.07;
No. red, $1.1001.17; No. 8 red, $1.O4
@1.16; No. red, 97c@$1.01
Corn-No. 2, 79c; No. 5, 77@781zc;
No. yellow, 79h @SOhc; No. 3 yell
low, 78h08oc; No. 2 white, 79c; No.
3 white, 7sk@79c.
Oats-No. 8, 3603Sc; No. 2 white.
41@42c; No. 8 white, 39G41c.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHlCAGO, July l5.-HCg receipts
10000; market slow, &c lower. Mixed
and butchers, $9.30@10.O5: good
heavy, $9.6509.90; rough heavy, 1926
@9.45; light, $s.4o@9.90; pigs, $40
@9.55.
Cattle receipts 1900: market
steady. Beeves, $7.10@11.00; cows
and heifers, s3.50@9.6o; stockers and
feeders, $5.4008.40: Texans. $3.50
$40; calves, $8.50Q12.00; westerns,
s9.10@9.25.
Sheep receipts 5000; market weak.
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THIRD LINE OF
GERMAN OFFENSE
CONTINUED from page u

ground there are still great cellars
quarried out by the inhabitants and
there the Germans are holding out
against our attacks and lombard.
ments.
Heavy shells have opened up some
of them and filed them with dead
and wounded. The ground is pitted
with enormous shell holes in which
The men lie buried. Ovillers is per-
haps more CHASTITY than any ruined
ground along this front"
The reference to the advance made
by the rear from Fricourt to Mametz
emphasized the gains made by the
British in the lighting yesterday. The
first and second British lines appar-
entity have advanced well beyond
Mametz with the third running
through the wood where desperate
fighting occurred.
No important new gains since the
issuance Of last nights official state
ment were claimed, nor were they
expected. Unofficial dispatches from
the front had reported that heavy
German counter attacks bad slowed
up the momentum of the new aa
vance, though the British were mann
| tanning the positions captured yes
terday.
| No Important Actions.
PARIS, July 15.-The repulse OF
| minor German attacks northwest and
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p,I+i.n steamer AGROUND.

NORFOLK, Va, July 15.-The Brit
ish steamer Junin is aground OFF
Cape Henry not far from the channel
through which the German submarine
freigbter Deutschland must pass on
her coming dash to sea. The JuDin
is in no danger. The coast cutter
Onondaga and several tugs have gone
TO her assistance.