davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-07-17
No Deaths Reported.

Southern OFFICIALS have not received
any reports as yet OF a death from the
disasters.
Announcement was made this noon Of
Railway bridge at Rock Hill. s. c.,
which Is on the main line of the railroad
from Columbia to Charlotte. This has
caused a tie-up on this division.
The bridge a. Besv tb. GIseE, c..
Columbia division. gave way last night.
No other new losses have been reported
up to late hour this afternoon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-07-17
Asheville Under Water.

Asheville was without lights last
night, and water 10 flowing in swift
streams down many OF the streets Of
the lower city.
Western North Carolina IL reported
facing a serious situation. Lake Toxe-
ways big dam and two dams at Hem
Jacksonville are reported to have COL
lapsed, setting free hundreds Of tons Of
water.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1916-06-28
Lawns and
Silks! Silks!

So. Silks, sale price $3.50
$1.50 Silks, sale
price ----------$1.20
SLIPS Silks, sale price 81
s1.00 Silks, sale price SOC
75c Silks, sale price 60c
SOC Silks, sale price 40c
40c Silks, sale price SIC
25c Silks, sale price zoe
15c S'lesine Silks, sale
price ---------- 12c
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-21
isrl. ailba mtmlmer unb SER

- fri. 9ilba Mtmmer unb 9err
Geo. 5ubepobf fpurben geitern in ber
airde gum 5eil. 9srsen in 8elIeDue
burh ben pfarrer Wm. 9iniien ses
trdut. yaa9 Der 5rauung fano hi
.g}enbome", in Neipport, Ous 9o4
5eitsmabt itatt, iporuuf bas neuoer-
mdblte paar bic 9o4aeitsreiie aadj
BEN Seen antrdt.
Or. Dm. u. Soertmsber, Der
SDbn bes 9fpotbeters 90. 6. igortmeEer
ppn Bel1epus, unb 5rl. Nsu Stangle,
cine Grantenpflegerin bon 9erreSaule,
5nb., ipurben DOE 5ipei @o9en IN
4ouisDille i'm StilIsn setraut. 0as
paar bate bea6ii4tigt. bic Seirait
i6ngers 3sit sebeim gu balten. Gis
Yeiben baitsn i'm 9flgemeinen 5oipitol
in Cincinnati, no Der 9rdutigom als
sSnterne uno bic Braut als arantene
pflsgerin anseiteat ipnrsn, ii9 fsnneH
selerni. 2lm S. SUM b. ). ertldrie
Der junse Mann feinen Gltsrn, bub er
Oem anssliport fr0bnen ipOqe unb Less
balb a6tpefenb fein iperbs. Statt 5cis
ZEN begab er ii6 ndd 2ouispiGs, ipo
Der ebebunb ssfdloHsn ipurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-21
4ies nnn 9as.

= parte e. So6nion frat sefterr
iein 2tmt als Matglieb Der WabIbez
hDrbe an uno pur6e Don ieinen
iSreunben nit sa9lrei4en 9lumensas
ben beba6t.
= Die Ssreunbe BON Mprris g.
gsttman, benz purmaligen prGiioena
ten Der pertra9ten Settman Sobns
ion Co., Der sur 3eit pegen @ersebens
eesen bic Poitgefebe cine 3udthduss
itrafe in Mpunbgpille, SO. @a. 1.rs
biibt, lppllen ipieber stnen 0erfud
MAIDEN, feline parplirung gu srrpirs
fen. 9lm 4. Suli iptrb 9ettman Elm
0riitel Ieiner Strafaeit perbiiBt baz
BEN, unb infolgebeifen bds Re6t Aos
ben, Inn Yuroliruus na68uiu4en.
- 80. 90. +. Srautmau BON 90.
2809 Chen abenue tpurbe geitern Don
Siherbeitsbirettor 5rieolanber gum
poliSiitsn erudnnt.
= Der ftGbtiihe GebGubeinipettor
9eorse Renbigs bat bic einItpdi9s
Mietbstaierns gfp. 2S30-2s3Sa Mup
StraBe als baufdIlig tpnbemnirt.
- eugene 9oubet, Der Snbdber sis
nes SsrrenausituttungsgeI6dfts I'm
Sauie go. 222 Sit Giiufte Strube
bat ii6 i'm Suubesseri1t fir sab-
.lungsunfdbig ertldrt. gr gibt feline
Qttipd nit $1246 unb feline paffiDo
nit $4217.S2 an.
= etobtratbsmitglieo WtuIlen bal
nunmebr ietne SdmmIuugeu fir Der
irii1en Silfsfpnbs. Der fir bic Rptb.
leibenSsn infolse Der tiirsli4eu Re'
beIIion IN SrIans tsitimmt III. &C.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-21
Crescent sprinas, &g.

Die 2lrbeit an Der neren ct.
Spiep6's &irhe sebt raid oprtpdrts.
Die griddrbeit lit fertig unb bic
8auIeute drbeiten iebt am 0o6e. 9te
GemeinOe bpfft Bis Murid Stmmel'
fabrt Die Giupeibung Oornebmen gu
tonnen. Sas @ebdube entbdlt eiH gro'
bes bellies Shul5immer unb ptrb I'M
September inter 2ettlrrg Der Bsnes
bittinsr S9tpe'tern er0ffuet tperben.
Crescent Springs lit bod auf ben
&entudier Berger geleesn uno bietet
;ebt ben &atboltten BON Cincinnati
uno llmsegenb cine Itpus Selegens
belt, Elm biIiees seIuubes Seim nabe
bel elmer tatboItf6en setrte uno
S9ule Su betommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-21
i6loTen. Snsgeiammt bat er $2,021-' .
% aufge6ru4t.

i6lpiien. Snsgeidmmt bat er $2,o2L'
25 aufgebradt.
- Sbec6ore Maner & Bro. babett
I'M 9lltuftraae DON M1oieS Husfin,
Gem gtahIcbper1polter DON abraboir
3. Dtor1is, bas ,6ol1s gto. GOT Sop
fms StraBe perauftionirt. 9ie adu-
iertt mar Srl. slIice 2caf Die 81 400
be5ablte.
- Gie Ilili5en bes Staates Sen.
tldp, oeren 0aobilmadutng mtgcoro-
net porben lit, Deroen nift, uie ur.
ipriingIi6 gepIant, IN Sort Shonas,
ioltbern IN Darlington, ap., nCbtlt'
iiirt perben. Die bieige Sunoelsfam-
1ter rerilttte seItern telegrapbiidI ocn
Griegsiefretar 5u peranIaiieu, oas itr.
ipriillgIi6e arrangement ultfret)t jn
erboIten, aber oiaie @entitburger ;pa-
rem pergebens. @dre Ole Waobtlmadl.
ma III Sort Sbontas erfolgt, 10 Bate
Cincinnati delbItreben0 geitnttlidJ
oaoun profitirt.
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Sbeparo rspubIitanifdsr
Qou dreR sQanbfbaf


Dos 6. aonsrsFionale rspubiitani-
f4e grefutip Eommiitss, ipel6es 8
GouHiies umfabt, bielt gsitern in
Der Wiapors Offits cine Sibung ab,
nm iibtr bic domination tines rspublis
tanii9en aonsreb aanbtbaien su
beratben. 8er Stdbi Golicitor
Jrep. W. S6nib bielt cine QfnIpras
de, in pelfer sr nainsnifid betonts,
bab bns rspublifaniff: 5idst ieine
liiden Ssigsn iollie, Da basislbe tins
por5iiglids 2tusii4i bate. ben Sisg
I'M Staate 81 erringen. es lei sas
fir, bob elm aanbibai nominirt per=
be, iusldsr aud i'm Jntereifs Der pars
tel ipirte, bic n6ibiger Stimmsn .rs
ldlten ipepoe. Gr islbit piirbs ieins
gdnse Sbdtsraft fir bas 5idet sius
iesen." Der Mnipalt Z. 6. Sbep-
arb madte ben 0ori6lag, bob ein
Gut 8ommitte ernanHt iperbs, psls
hes bic Termination bornebmsn iolls
ts. gs tpurbe ieoo4 beihIofen, baB
Inn bic Gintra9i nift su besinirdftis
aen.. Sebsr Rtpublitansr, neI9er fir
bas amt su tanbiOiren bsnbiidtist,
mub tis gum nd4iisn Somftas feline
aanbibatur bsim Siaats Seirstdr ans
melbsn. Die yimlen Don .. o.
5rants, Sdullebrsr bon Grlnb Co.,
bes Soli5iior i5rsb. 80. S4mis uuo
bes 4npaltss Sobn 6. Sbeparo ipurs
ben bdrauf Dem aommiitse fir bic
Nomination eenannt. Tas aommits
tee sntI9ieb, ieinen Der 3 aanbtoaten
5u nominiren, Bis bic 0snannten aut
einsn aanbibaten iih s.eisnet bdtten.
Sbeparb iuurbe bdrauf pom G6mib
unb 6rants inboHirt. - Sbep 70
bate in Der lebten ggabl fir bas Qlnt
res Giaatsnnfpdltes tan6ibirt. Gr
hattie aud bur6 einen Sermin als
Stabt Scli5itor flinsiri. Ser,r
Sfmib aebii9rt bas 8erbieui, oit
Qfnselesenbeit, fpsIfe i'm Sntereiie b.-
repnbIitoriiden partsi bon grober
Wi4tisfeit III, reftseitia in anrss
sung gebradt su baben. Dab sr esin
peri0nli6ss Sniersifs i'm 9luss bat. bss
ipeiit mi. nslter gereitpillisteit sr
bic Domination Sbsparos inboiiirte.
Der 1Oidbrias 6arrp ainslep,
an ber On 13. StraBe ipobnbaft,
batts. I'M fir ben .Slorrei6en gitrs
len. gebprig porbersitst su Iein, nit
einer Sopspiftole erperimentirt. Die
NSdffe erplobirts pl6slid unb ber
Rleine purbe an Der linien Sonb
i6tper perlebt.
= Geo. Senrp S6liiisr, Geirstir
unb Sbabmeiiier Der gb6uir Ttanuf.
Co., 1T i'm Siibiiden Soipital IN gins
cinnati, mo er iid elmer dirursiIden
Operation uuter3ossn battle, i'm gilter
bon 55 Sabrsn seitorben. Sein 0as
Ter, Sreo. Sdliiter, Der griinber Der
aompasnit. mar Inn Dor sinem Sabre
i'm COB poransesanssn. Die SHUTTER.
Jrau 4nna Sdliiter, unb cine G4Des
iier, iotpie Disle f5reunbe betrauern ben
5ineang oes 9abingeidiebenen. Die
.3eit Der 9esrbisung pirb Ipdtsr be-
tannt ssmadt.
- Der glpotbeters@ s@ebilfe 4ftert
Ri!ep, "a. toeldsr in Der Sdulie'iten
Npothets an Der 10. unh 9reenup
Strabe beftbdftist 1T, ipurbe selisrn
infolse Der erploiion elmer 5laite an
Der grut unb ben 9lrmeu perlebt.'
syrsb. isr0btid, Wprmann Der
cambridge Sil, 9orts, iiarb geiisrn
i'm 9llter BON 70 Sabren.
- Dur9 bic aolliiicn bic iih gcg
tern i'm g. unb y. g1bHbpf in Sub
GoDingirn ereignete, fpirben 5000
GalIonsn Gprup perid)iittet. Der Ep-
rup mar fir bic bieiise Rsip Gnslanb
Duiiaina 60. beiiimmt. Der, S9a.
-.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-21

aeItern, aIs lie i'm Scblai5inlmer iDrer
eIterli6en @ob1urng ipieIte, cIil
SlGithen nit aampferol unb tranf
einen geb6rigen Sf,luf, ehe ibr Die
5laide Don Der i'm Sinmer anpeIen'
ben 8ebn Sabre alten Sbereic GoItelo
entriiien peroer fonrte. lie &leine
puroe ncb Dem itaotiifen Soipital
gebra6t, mo- 6ie g(er6te iebr baIo ieDe
9eberlsgefa6r beieitigten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-21

Ielmer M. straud, "a. 1756 Spcas
I more Str.
SuIie SO. 8ranbsnbars, 26, 313 Do
nobue Ctr.
|Trsb. SO. ). Drspsr, 27, Sort @opns,
I Snbiana.
ISnes 8. 6. Sunsidsr, "a, gteaoing.
I9lnbren 9. gsrtlsp, %, Roripoob.
lslmslia Strobmsnser. 20. ct. Tsrrd
glDenue.
ISames SO. Mcgartbp. 25. 727 Bsii
I 7. Str.
iGlara serrell, 80, sos Carlisle ape.
lfSrant u. GIpoe, %, 1925 GarG Str.
lqearl R. RoIeuader, %, 1914 Weit'
ipooo QlDe.
ISufepb grusnmsr, 25, MuOiionOille.
l2eona 2iunemanu, 25. WoOiter 4Sits.
ISarrp s. stephens, 27, Cartilage
l5ba 6. 0apetotte, %, Ghepiot.
JSaeob Sersberser, 3S. 4o39 !9auils
( ton Npe.
tGIiabetb GreiIsl. Sc, 4o36 bessl.
(gBiaiam Sietri5, 30, 2119 Rice ctr.
lDiarp Wt. Sunis, %, 812 Gair6ants
Gpenue.
lsbomas !5arig, 2S, 2155 2ot6 Ctr.
lalma @5lter, 25, 2146 bssgl.
JSarrp @s6barb, %. 17o5 8sitsrn
I 2lpenue.
(gertbu Rittsr, %, 271S Wasusr Ctr.
(Robert Wlepsr, 80, 1877 @altsr Ctr.
l5iGie Smith, SO, 1704 WSdiu Str.
I5ofepb Sunsnidsl. 3s, 1906 Rpa 2lu,
laate 8inber, 80, 3640 Saipion Str.
(Sad aetpis, q, Gupiugtpu, ap.
lGtbel Batter, Is, SiloertOn, 8.
J0iIiam gisIbs, %. aodlanb. 8.
lplinie 9ubfOn. 29, oesgl.
JStdulep gsrrp, %, SdmiItOn, ..
glara 6. 9prser, %, 2134 Rire Ctr,
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Nehpsrt.

Cie g,eiupurt Gffiee fur Sas Gin.
einnaticr guIfS6latt1 befiubet iif in
Nu. 339 Yorf Strahs, segsniber
benz Gourtbpnir, iuoieIbit Neuigfeiten,
an;eigtn n. |. IN. Bis 8 ltbr a6enSs
en.Gegengenommen iperben. SeIepbpn
Sonth 240f.
-Seute 9lfenb finbet In Der
9urnbdae bic Wabl Der geanifsn De5
Giubs Der RetppOrt 9sft1fismdnnsr
itatt. Gs finb brsi Sidsts - bIau.
iDeib unb rptb - i'm Gelbe. Die Wabl
btanipru4t. ba Der Stub bic promis
'nenisifen @elHdfismGnner Der StaSi
gu fsinen Yfitsiiebern 5ablt. ein aas
eemsines Sntsrefe. Bon Den aanbis
oatsn psl6e auf ben bret aidets nrs
mtnirt ipurben, iit ss namentlih 6srr
MILTON Mari, Der 9IrGiibsnts
ffdfts adnbibat hes .mei6en Iis
.dsts-. ipelfsr fih elmer gang auberpr.
benilihen pcpuIaritdt erfrsut. Das
burh, bob sr sinen sroben 9bsil feis
ner ioif5arsn 3sit Der DOblfabrt fsi-
nsr Mtitbiirser eeopfert bat, II nu-
Elm iIarer geipeis bafiir. bob sr als
prGfibent Der rehte Iann am redien
pIab mare. gr ipiro, ipenn Mot ale
gln3sinen triissn, bsuie efbtnb aud
nit GROCER Stiumenmebr9eit &c.
ipdbfi iperben
- Gbas. airn iibsrtrus seitern an
afIics 3. Gdrhnsz en- Got, 30 luS
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sOOes -gImseise.
George 6enrD Sdlneter

geitcrben an Tienling, 90. Snni 1919,
llbifGen eoipltal in giHduHdtt
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2ofaI Beridt.
Jnt Npiei m onat.
GinunSDisr5is yaare laufen in ben
Gbebaien elm.
IS lit bic grokic, in oieiem WOnat
io,ueit erreidtc GAIL.

Rolen, itsbt als Gbei6lieBungsmondt
bel WdnnIein anb WetbIein in beions
bers bober 9unit. GO ipGr es aud
bsuer unb bic Cite Der Gbsitdnbss
aanbioaten lit BON 5ag 5u Gag ldnser
setporben. Der geitrise Gag mar eul
Hstorbbrsder, bsnue es purOen Al Gbes
erlaubniBi9eine ausseiteIIt, iobaB Der
betreffenbe 9eamte I'M Yro6atssriGt
ale Sdnbe uoG gu tbun batte. 2l6sr
ale, bic ba tamen, ipurben befriebist
uno perIieben, i'm 9eiis beg eriebn.en
Sdeins. freubsitrablenO 5uititias 5sis
| Iigs 9allsn.
Observation-Disclosures iDurben gsitern
an na4benannte qerionsn ousssitelIt:
JSOfep9 Meiiinsi4laser, 80. asnnsOp
I Seisbts.
laotbrpn Sdtparb, "a, RorpOob.
JRubOlp6 aisbbolbt, 26, 413 Soutbs
niep 2lDe.
lRutb 6. SaG, "a, 1858 Stratforb
Ipenue.
j2ller asoine, %. 92e Deit Court ct.
tailian 2ib, 20, 709 @eit 6. Ctr.
J1bOmas 0lud, %, 3O21 Cinnamon
I Strabs.
l6elsn q. gsdsr, IS, 3013 Sessl.
Jgarl S4dfsr, "a, Tlt. 6salt5p, 8.
l5iabelIs Gar. "a, bessl.
(aaprsncs 8. artmm, 26. Oaptpn, 8.
lGrieba 4rmbruiter, %, ZOO Queen
Gitp alpe.
jWaurics g. GObsn, 26, $40 @eit Z.
( Strabs.
lSarab Silpsrblatt, 26, Rortpoob.
jSsOrse M. Ri&mu1rb. %. 511 @sit
I 5. Str.
lgsaitie SeIm, IS, 421 Smit4 Ctr.
}Walter Grnntlin, 81, Grsiap alps.
laouifs 8ladtpea. 19, 1910 srsmout
Strabe.
y!tonalb G. 5immel, "a, 9arriion, 8.
lanna CREIGHTON, 27, 1547 Souss 81.
Jalops 3. geers, %. ct. Bernard.
lDsarie GreentpaIb. q, bessI.
(Serman q. S6r5ber, 90, .591 0anbs
I ridge Ctr
(Nillian S9uarbsr, %, l042 Seblsr
Strabe.
|Robsrt 8. Sing, 81, Meit Union, 8.
lWtabel 6. srisber, 26. Mabiioruille.
laIfr.b q. Oalman, 25, Rorpooo.
lGlara W. Wabns, %. bessl.
J6rant 80. pstsrs, %, 1850 Ritisn,
( bouie Ctr.
lgiola 3eis. 10, 1862 Gamer Ctr.
)auie g. ellington, 80, paris, Str.
tOOra 8. Rudsr, 20, AS Sit 6. ctr.
JGmil gaber, 25, 2o28 Gin ctr.
l8eriba SrosbIs, 81, 633 Wsit Res
Widen Npe.
(Wiuiam 6. Sarris, 80, Buffalo ,9a.g.
lGarolpn u. Bruce, .27, 1914 9rosss
Bed Rodb.
JSOi.pb 5. stiitnsr, 25. 4o15 alppls
I Gtrabs.
lROialia 3. Burger, ,.25. Ct. @srnarb.
jSUiepb 8. @isssl, 20. 112s RoIes
( mont Qpe.
lallma 3. Dernitring 25. 1871
5oipnfbip Ctr.
lSOiepb 10. iyesss. %. atnberion, Sno.
lNarie SaeOb. "a, LAT Sage ctr.
JSobn Riebaus, 80, 1893 0eIbi slDe.
lWopme 5anetamp. 80, 726 Don,
nersberser glbe. =
JSranf :. Sorbp, 81. 2219 actb Str.
(Rois @ueit, 10, 25 Sit 2ibertn Str.
l9uitap pfeiffer. 25, IL Sf TsrD1il.
( Ian Str.
l2lnna ysieOlaus. 20, 1924 SeffsrIon
gbpenre.
]Dopib %. Barrier, 26. Carthage.
lJrsns M. .1ribais, 20. btsel.
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@erindlt Gasea 9ipsal Gillsn bentc
gIbenb.

9eritppfuns, 8iliofitGt, perborbeuer
Magen, belegte 3unee, Srdsbeit unb
2eberletbsn tperben fhnen torrigirt
burd, glddburn's GdscasRppol.
piaeu. gefer aIs RbtainusSDt.
10c unb 25e I'd allan Mpotbeisn,
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= Die fsd,sidbriss girsinia asrs
ting BON Der 8. apenue IN Dapton
lpnrne nabe Der 6. unb O'syaIlpn aps.
BON sinem Guio ssftpeift, ippbei ils
cine Isi@ts @erlssuu9 esgitt
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@ut Sapcnaefpmmen.

Die 15 Monaie alts Morp 3dpf, bic
5otter bes 9arbiers ,Sreo. 3upf uon
ss0. .742 ssi@lnOnS Strcbc. erriiSta.
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In, alter bon Sc nabren. 9te esiste nnroe
rad bfHi zrdnftecufe, no. 1911 oolmar Gtrn5s.
gyptngfpn, eebTnGbt. lie 3eit bet 8serhieuiiS
ipirb iraier bsfanni sema1t peroen. ifG
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-14
Late Market Quotations
Long Commission Co. Grain Letter.
FURNISHED by Long Commission Co..

403 Main. Telephone No. 1907
| CHICAGO, June 14.-Wheat-An
easy tone developed in wheat after a
firm opening and on a declining mar
ket gained courage and pressed the
selling side vigorously. Export bust
ness, while admitted by the seaboard,
is said to be in small volume West
ern cash handlers are still bearish.
Outside trade does not enthuse on
! the buying sidea except on the big
breaks. Oklahoma reports heavy rain
over considerable territory. For the
present trading position in wheat
is advisable.
Coma sharp bulge came in corn
on the opening, but soon the market
came back to last nights closing
figures. on good weather throughout
! the corn belt, The prospects of good
runs in corn from first hands are re-
mote. Exporters are reported to have
been quietly picking up some corn of
late and the prospect is for gradual
reduction of stocks. 1t would not pay
to become too bearish on corn around
present prices.
| Oats-There was some activity in
July oats. On the early bulge local
traders sold the July and bought the
September Cash interests were best
buyers of July; they seem to be
changing over hedges. Not much ac-
| tivity is expected in the near future
Cash demands remain fair and crop
prospects are very favorable, in fact
too favorable for a bullish market.
Prices Current says: The soil is re-
ported as too wet in considerable
portions of Ohio, Indiana. Missouri,
Iowa and Minnesota; more favorable
in Illinois and Nebraska and South
| Dakota. Growths of wheat and con-
(, ditions of spring wheat improved
somewhat. Growth OF oats exception
ally good in Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska.
Minnesota and South Dakota, but crop
deteriorated throughout Kansas and
| Oklahoma. Corn conditions reported
as follows: Ohio, IS; Indiana, rs:
Illinois, So; Missouri, 80; Iowa, Is:
Nebraska, 80; Kansas, so: Oklahoma,
| 95. Re-plainting ranges from Z per-
cent in Ohio to "a percent in Iowa.
Chicago Estimates for Tomorrow.
| Furnished by Long Commission Co..,
403 Main, Telephone No. 1901
! Hogs, $4,000; cattle. 1000; sheep,
10000; wheat, So; corn, 81; oats, So.
! Liverpool Close.
Wheat, unchanged: corn, l lower.
clearances.
Wheat and flour, 100000; corn,
las, 900; oats, 1000.
Northwest Wheat Receipts.
Minneapolis, 237 cars; Duluth, 70
cars; Winnipeg, TAT cars.
Chicago Cash Grain.
CHICAGO, June l4.-Wheat-No. 2
red, $103A @1.04A; No. red, $1.01;
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ANOTHER VETERAN
HAS PASSED AWAY
Louis Meyer keokuk Resident for
Half Century, Answered Call
at Home Here Last
9@a5R iSsstil444s
eass ~ Night.
WAS BORN IN GERMANY
Came to This Country When a Youth.
Settling First at Fort Madi-
son-Served In
Company A.

Louis Meyer, veteran of the civil
war, and a resident of Keokuk for
over half century, passed away al
his home, 610 South Eighth street a;
S:40 O'Clock last night. Death was
caused by dropsy. Mr.. Meyer had
been i'll for several months and had
been confined to his bed for the last
three weeks. His many friends here
will learn with regret of the death OF
this good citizen.
Louis Meyer was born in Germany
on November IA, 1S45, and was in his
seyenty-first year at the time of his
death. He came to this country when
boy. Part of his youth was spent in
Fort Madison. He moved to Keokuk
before the civil war and had been a
resident here since.
At the outbreak of the great con-
flict of 1865, the decedent enlisted
In Company A, Third Iowa cavalry
and served with distinction during the
war. After the close of the conflict,
he returned to Keokuk and was mar
ried here on October Is, 1865 to Cath
crime yogt. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer cele-
brated their golden wedding anniver-
Sary last October
Besides the widow there are the
following survivors: two sons, Louis
w. Meyer, ST. Louis; and Henry l..
Meyer, Mooar station; eight grand
children, three great grandchildren,
q brother. Henry Meyer of Keokuk,
and a sister living in Fort Madison
Mr.. Meyer was a shoemaker by
trade. He was a member Of the G.. A.
r. The funeral is to be held tomor-
row morning from the home.
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stockers and feeders, s6.oo@s.so;
Texans, $s.6o@9.45; calves, $500
1900; westerns, ss.5O@9.55.
Sheep receipts $4,000; market loo
lower. Native, s7.2O@S10; western.
l$7.35@S.20; lambs, $7.6O@1O.2O; west,
ern. .$s.O0@10.s5.
Chicago Live stock-cIose.
Furnished by Long Commission Co..
403 Main. Telephone No. lOO.]
CHICAGO, June 14.-Hog receipts
$4,000; market active, 5@10c higher
than yesterday. Mixed and butchers,
$9.4O@9.90; good heavy, s9.35@9 80;
rough heavy. $9.35@9.50; Light, $9.2,
@9.85.
Cattle receipts $4,000; market loo
lower; top s11.4O.
Sheep receipts 10000; market loo
lower; top $50. Lambs, top $1035:
spring lambs, $11.50.
Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY, June 14.-Cattle re.
cetpts 5000; market STEADY. Steers,
$7.OO@11.35: cows and heifers, $3.50
$1,000; stockers and feeders, $3.50
$50; calves, $6.5O@11.00.
Hog receipts 10000; market Sc
higher. Bulk. $9.4O09.7o; heavy.
$9.eu@9.75; medium, $9.50@sJJ,
light. $A30@9.60.
Sheep receipts 5000: market
steady. Lombs, $9.00Q11.25; ewes,
$6.75Q775S wethers, $5.C099.00.
Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO, June 14.-Butter-E1.
tras. 29c; firsts, 2s@2shc; dairy ex.
tras, 27027hc;A dairy frsts. 25h@
261zc.
Eggs-Firsts, 2N021Ac; ordinary
flrsts, 10000.
Cheese-Twfns. 15Ac; Young
Americas, 15kc.
Receipts w cars; $1,000
LIS per bushe1.
Live poultry-Fowls, 17hc; ducks,
15Q16c: geese. HOBO; turkeys, zoe.
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OFFICIAL COUNCIL
PROCEEDINGS

There being no further business,
council took recess until May "A,
ED S. LOTION,
. Attest: Mayor.
o. w. SANDBERG. City Clerk.
May "a, 1916, 8 a. m.
Council convened after recess with
all members present. Mayor Lotion
presiding.
Resolution No. So.
At meeting of the city council
of the City OF Keokuk, held on the
gath day OF May, 1916. the following
resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed:
Whereas, We have learned with
deep regret OF the death OF the Hon
orable j. A. NJ Collins, late commits
sioner of the City of Keokuk, and
Whereas, This entire community
has been shocked at the unexpected
demise of our late fellow townsman,
who for more than half a century
has been prominent in the business
and public affairs of this city, there
fore
Be it Resolved, By the city council
of the City of Keoiluk, that the said
citv council OF Keokuk, as the Of
ficial body of said city, hereby, on
behalf of itself and the citizens OF
Keokuk, express the sense OF loss
which we feel at the passing of MI.
Collins. He was a man whose integ-
rity and worth was exemplified by
life lived openly among his fellow
men, For many years he has been
identified with the activities OF this
community, both in business and a
\ III off
is largely indebted for some OF its
most worthy institutions. He gave
uns paringly of his time and ability
for the good and advancement of his
native city His place will be one
which will not easily be filled. and
his unselfish devotion to those causes
which he deemed to be right, stands
as an enduring monument to his
memory. With the close of his life,
there has been removed another one
of those sterling men to whom this
city owes it's progress and advance
ment.
His life as husband and father
stood as a model to be emulated. In
all the relations of family and friend
ship. ne was loyal and conscientious
AS a public officer. he devoted time
unsparingly to the performance OF
his duties as he saw them, ana
though men may have differed with
him. in public life there are none who
will fail to accord to MIN all honesty,
integrity and unselfishness. And this
is the most worthy and honorable
thing that a man can leave behlno
him as he departs this life.
And be it Further Resolved, That
on 5,enalf of ourselves and the citi-
zens of this community, we extend
to the bereaved family our heartfelt
sympathy in their great sorrow. we
remind them that the name OF their
departed husband and father will re-
main and be honored as long as this
city shall endure.
And be it Further Resolved, That
these resolutions shall be spreid up
an the records of this coundI and
that a COPY thereof be sent to the
wife and family of the deceased.
ED. S. LOTION,
Mayor of the City of Keokuk.
FRED HILBERT, Jr.,
T. J. HICKEY,
Commissioners of the City OF keokuk.
There being no further business,
council upon motion, adjourned.
ED. S. LOTION,
Attest. Mayor.
O. W. sANDBERG, City Clerk.
May 25, 1916, 9 a. m.
Council met in regular session with
all members present, Mayor Lotion
presiding. Minutes of meetings OF
Nav 22nd and oath, 1916. were read
and approved. There being no furth-