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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-07
IOWA GUARD TO
GO TO FRANCE
Soldiers Of This State VIII Be Among
First Hundred thousand 20
Fellow Pershing's
Force
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, June THE
Iowa national guard viii IN all
urcba bility form . part OF 1ls INST
100 900 troops which the war depart
msut plans to send 10 France
II has been definitely decided that
The next big expeditionary force sent
10 France viii be made mp OF ma
1touaI guard troops General Perish
nrs Division of 5.00e 10 $4,000
men viii first be sent This force
IS row being modified The next
step VIII be TO organize three 10 five
national guard divisions Tor service
abroad
The reason Iowa guardsmeo stand
the best chance OF going In the nEst
contingent is that its brigade viii
be needed TO supplement The two
b-fgades OF infantry in the Illinois
national guard 10 form division
There are now bur two organized
divisions OF the national guard. those
Of New YORK and Pennsylvania
There are enough national guard
crooQs row 30 form seven divisions
but they are not organized into cIvi-
sional units This viii be done when
The rroops are EotfIirsd IN the
south ard southeast.
When the national guard IS called
ont July Is. July % and August 5,
all organizations viii be assembled
In state mobilization camps for 9
short period until the southern tent
I'd camps are ready. While II state
camps they vii be expected 10 re-
cruit ts war strength The divisions
Efl be formed when they concel-
rzte IN the south
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-07
Stock Marke. Notea.

STOCK wdFScL NotsS.
TINTED Press Leased Wire SerTi
NEW YORK. June III. S 81
common sod at f3S, new rec4
within q few minutes after the 81
market opened today. j
This figure e equivalent to u
after making allowances for TIE q
dead OF IA taken off the stock
week
Another feature OF the strong y
ing was Lackavanna Steel, paisl
par for the frst time this year, se
20 1Saa. Bethlehem A gained
the opening and ~.
Bethlehem B- steel around u
sentiment was strongest touched
The enthusiastic trading II
was reflected in practically the {.
LIST, particularly the tndustEIais.
ly half a million shares rsre t
IN during the first Two hours
q. s. Industrial Alcohol whicn
been advancing steadily. SCARED
1859, a gain OF - points fron
low Of yesterday, during early AZ
uoor trading The spectacular
vance was beIieved 20 be the ~
OF q cornering Of the short in1ssj
The general market r1se anu
Without any distinct teEdsHcy,
there was always . good o1yias
nand whenever reactions became
parenr U. g Steel climbed 70
during the afternoon. another ~
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-07

ROME. TC-s E--E--foJ-s bc- t--5-s
counter stacks tv tie Ausr-tl :
have c,sc them I've thousand in caSc-
sg-5ss II re PAST few days. accord
liz % ss--5-ctscixT estimates Cc@2v-
A. - place have they succeeded =
Gs=Ei-E the Lt-s which the IEaLtL-
eEs-Ssve has pushed forward to~a-G
Trles-s-
C@caz,s estimate hat a. Least
r1T saa Au<s-zNzs participated II TIE
-s,u1zs- offensive q The past three
lays
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-07
"a Take Over rslzad.

limited P-ess Leased Wire SsrTfca.l
WASHINGTON, June Char
nan lent Of the house military con-
EFtTe= THIS afternoon 11Eru1-CSc 4
hsI asking the president BE givs1
authority 20 take over Immediately
Ner-E island II SandseEp hzrbo-.
Cali for zr-v and navy awL1Ef11
purposes Settlements wcElS be
made Later with claimants 70 Tlr6 On
Tia Island
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-07
L. c Dro c-.ee

TC-l-st Press Lszse45 vTE7e Ss-TLcs-T
WASELNCr-elN- EE-s The ser
ate Ezazee saEzzt--@z today rz- Z r~o
CEZ- EzL On a. c8EcE and drafts CT=-
s. as aex levy n TEe Ez- IE-T bill
L : sIpscrs,f tat SO h.5f iFJa Il rsF-
ERIE VII - zztza= 1zEz- Tia nav Sec
ti1E- CEscks AID zraE-= E1Le- g ara
Exs-2L
Tie cc7-l-1sz 6=eEzzsz e zer5zs 5z1-
Gs E1Sss IsEy CT rsz rG es1E o1 Gus
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-07

for social. sporting and athletic ciQos-
tnereby dropping SIG. 0a1.G06 IN rev
saue possibilities from the Bill Some
substitute for this tax may be devised
later.
The committee decided 20 strike out
the tax OF fifty cents on indemnity and
surety bonds and at the same time re-
tanned tbs house levy on bonds OF in
dsbgsdnsss, capital stock issues. CAPT
tai stock sales or transfers aad pro-
Dice sales.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-07
Meadoo in ST. Louis.

limited Press Leased Wire Service-I
ST. LOUIS. No. June 7--Seere-
txry OF the Treasury McAdoo arrived
here early today. ready 70 put in a
full 6ay boosting the liberty loan
~ o'clock he addressed the Mis-
souri, Bankers association and 81
1oOr1 the chamber OF commerce This
afternoon hs viii address the dele
gates attending the convention ct
Associated Advertising clubs
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-07
70 Clear ur CITY.

United Press Leased Wire Service
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind June ---An
actITs campaign TO clean Up In
GSGIanzro-is. started AT the request o.
G@ var department. vas o. today.
EEz department. has demanded that
al resorts De wiped cut and saloon
keepers forced 70 cher the Law so
that os1csrs in trziaIrg al Fort Ben
lsss-1-tn Hz-rSScc may have proper
surroundings
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-07
.Iuoiter Reaches France.

time in the future it may reach French
soil.
Jupiter Reaches France
WASHINGTON, June THE
electrically driven collier Jupiter
laden with I0.5oo tons of wheat ana
other commodities, has arrived Ii
French waters, IL was officially an
The Jupiter, first electric driven
collier. is speedy enough 10 leave
snv Submarine astern. Despite her
speed. however. when navy men
heard of her arrival abroad tooas-
thew were considerably relieved as
she is high out Of the water and a
good target
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-07
Enrn.d c.-ttfcstes e. Slsekers.

WASHINGTON. June T.-Agenrs o.
The department OF justice today are il
8 report from West Etr-
sfnfs that 9 group OF men have secur-
ed possession OF registration ceEIrR-
Gates and were distributing mem %
sslscsers" Officials assumed that
fac SMILES Of registration certificates
had been forged
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-07
Badly Punished.
LORD NORTHCLlFFE
IS COMING
(Couttuued from Page u

TO NV American friends, but also 10
derive ideas which are certain 10 De
evolved by American natural genius
for invention
4 feel much difidencs IN succeed
ing so important and charming
personality as Balfou-, but shlil.
do nv best 10 harmonic the wo-s OF
the allied mission and / may say 10
facilitate the enlistment OF as many
British subjects now IN the United
States as possible.
'rOu nv arrival shall o. course
first report 81 the British embassy
in Washington.
Norrhclifse's one expressed regret
was that his post would prevent his
being in Europe st the time OF the
forthcoming Irish convention in
which he has taken such keen inter
est,
Northciiffe has been Britaiu's
greatest accomplished OF results
He more than any one man was re-
spousibIe for the cur-aiins OF hirct-
snsr's power, the appointment OF
How'd George SIS minister Of uult-
lions. and later his selection as pre-
uie-. L was the inSisrsut haunsricE
OF the NorthcI5fts press thar was fin
allv responsible for the modification
of the British censorship, ard II vas
Northcliffa's personal foresight alo1s-
and his energy a. Z time when his
efforts were ridiculeG throughout
Great Britain that ne British zvi2cicu
CORPS was leE- 70 the British c2T-r
the best prepared branch o. he ss-T-
ice 81 the outbreak q hOs-tI.-5=s-
Ne--hcIftfe knows America AT
Americans and u-te-s lands b<orh -
bz- few B-itiSherS 90 Ea Us a.
WAYS surrounded himself w.-h = large
number OF Americans II Ms 7-ol5S1-
irE business and his oESs sz1 rs
hocaa hsva for years been -EE CsC-G
OF Americans OF affairs seeing L
short cut 70 direct business zec51E
n England
Months spent il America II --zT5l
and II work. Al unusual faculty. t--
minute observation. coupled wS-E :
marvellous Es2cCy and 3 Ge-z--s1
know ledge OF American history. have
sGuSu2eG No-Chc-iffa WIKI peculiar
z5E.trv FOR the too b. has jGs- under
.aka1- EcC months friends here have
tas- u-slrE hin % coI-e % A-s-.cz
% assist n the rIsk % enabling -1s
United States % visualize -ee E-eas
"a drama II waSSh L w2S chvlc-s
-s-s C-s-eE States vas destined -
Csar part Al scCc CTEIzEs ws-s
turned down however. cc Ire Ehssa--
vez- lis coming might Dc -5sco--
stirred - II attempt Sy 81 outsider
% interfere II American affairs.
Wife "a ANNOUNCEMENT az ezS
coming s-z-sS thai h L making Ehs
zig 4 Re request q rks British VA
council = = u-lts-S-ccj rhzt esECcs
even ms -s<sIss- WAS granted NC--1-
cl5eEs wss assured tEE1 his P-ess-cs
WIS desired IT American C-C1zlG.1--
Z y presumed -1a- tETl-E see1 Six
ar Ecs- vLEoCCEs ard a. -1= sans
tins 1cs- cCEE-c-STs S-5-cs Is ~
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-07
THE WEATHER.
DEPARTMENT OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau

u. s. Department OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau
For NsokUk and vicinity: Fair 70
night and Friday; warmer Friday
For Iowa Fair tonight and Friday;
warmer Friday and extreme west ro--
ricn tonight
For Missouri. Fair tonight and
probably Friday warner extreme
northwest portion toaiEhr and north
portion Friday
For Illinois Fair tonight and Fri
Gay except cloudy tonight north 2or-
rtoc, warner Friday zor-h and cen
traI por-zcls-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-07
NEGRO HELPERS
ARE WANTED
a. least TOO JOBS Are Open - Coicreo
Men at Fort Des Aotres
Where Reserve
Camp Is
a cali has been sent On

A call has been sent out
~ frun Forz Des Mcfnss toc
- negro help in the to-t there
for the officers reserve camp
which win BE- established ard train
ESQ officers
TEenty-toEr cooks sre needed. Their
salaries VIII be SIS Per month. with
rooE a16 board
Forty waters FuE HELPERS Al saia--
les OF $40 Per E6lth, roou and beard
ara needed.
Forty izbo-srs at salary Of $50 per
uo1th- room and board ara needed
Nny coio-ed men who can qualify
for the above JOBS are asked 70 apply
at once % LteEt- CcI II. T Ferguson.
Fort Des AoI1ss. or the postmaster
hsrs- Tie men do not have 20 enlist
George WooGsoz. an attorney from
BUxTc1- and former regular army
HAD Was II the city today ard out
lines the rss6s to- help AZ the oEcs-s'
camp
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-07
ausn Lars Eriar,.

LC1E-=ss Press Leased Wire SsTTice-1
TOLEDO. OHIO. June RUN Law.
EzC = ITLrg oTer rhs co-cETT Il the
fzzsrEsEs q H. I1ertF Lean bearded
z t-1 last r5ZNr To- lincoln EsS.
E-7- L4zcsE- SIZE ~SH fTy 70 the 0zls-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-07
Late Market Quotations
cb,eaoo Estimates for Tomorrow.

Chicago Estimates for Tomorrow.
! FURNISHED by Long Commission Co.,
4Os Main. Telephone No, 350-S51-l
Hogs. 1900; cattle. 1880; sheep,
5000; wheat, IS; corn. 1S6; oats, l2s-
CIearances.
Wheat and flour. 1851 900; corn.
III. 900; oats, $4,000.
Northwest Wheat Receipts.
Minneapolis. 109 cars; Duluth, 81
cars; Winnipeg. 513 cars.
Chicago Cash Grain.
CHICAGO, June 7.--Wheat-No. s
red, $3.50. No. 4 hard. s2-50G 2.75.
Corn-No. 2 yellow. S1-E2G1.I2is;
No. yellow. s1.7241.TsA: No. vel
low. s1.I11a; No. 6 yellow. s1l04
'1.10ta: No. : white, s1T2G 1.421a;
No. 8 white, S1.T2; No. white, Sill;
No. . mixed. s1-71A G1.T2: No. 8
mixed. s1.71GI.72; No. s mixed.
oats-No- ; white, esq Soc; No.
white, 64t4 q 6513c; standard, 651aG
&c
St Louis Cash Gram
\ Furnished by Long Commission Col
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June I-Wheat-
No. ? red. new, Sass; No 8 red,
new, s2.s4; No hard old, S292
Corn-No. ?. S1.os; No yellow
s167Is; No. : white. No 8 white,
s1sS
oats-No. 2. s5iac: No. 3. 641ac;
standard. &C; No white cog
665ac; No. 4 white, 64la q 651ac-
Kansas City Cash Grain
FURNISHED by Long Commission Col
KANSAS CITY. June Wheat
No. hard. sa.s0aa 30; No. hard.
se.7eGe.sS; No hard, s2-629 ESQ:
No. red. sesOT2 No. 3 red.
sa7eGeSa
1852; No. 2 yellow. sI-s1h G1s3;
No yellow, 81 .6oT1.62: No. white
sIe3: No. 8 white, s16IG162
Oats-No. ?. s4Rs5c No. 3, $50
SIC: No. white, sTc; No. 5 white,
CSC.
Peoria Grain.
PEORIA M lime 7-corn-Mar-
, ,-s;-a No vaTrow No vaIlov
! rrfyai M 2 -7fTai 81 H. Nh
> r-t-z.a a -n1c@7 NJ vsr1r,vr
,sxss q -aIE NJ I vsITor
: .s - 20
-. 49, -.
80 1880.
s7rsn 1's' %
seo I've S'Ss
IL u Lis.sa Os I-o So---Lllis siol ~
n, t-A'Io, 1un- ..-Hos Ecs-P1s
.q.oe' iuc Iop'
sL9,Se' A.Aea 80 ~ 1eA.s-S. SI.-Lst5
lS,e9' 800 o,Io .s-se'
= 1850 Ane-
- Z 49-os-
- o'e2V' HAT 81
-.
p septS ..uu1' s .@A
ahu -oe tos DPS, sV-eV z io's'-
$50 1--we Ss
CHl(AGo, June f--Hos recs.pfs
naE2ee SLOW, sesaey. AiAeg
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-07
IcaIves, $6.o0GI4.0O; Texas steers,
S5.5eG950: cows and heifers s4.25G

$40.
Hog receipts 1900; market steady
Mixed and butchers, $l5.30G 1880;
good to heavy, $15s5q 1890; rough,
sI5.15G15.25; light, $l5.3og 1919;
pigs, S1O.00Q14.50; bulk, $3.50 q 1880
Sheep receipts 500; market steady.
Clipped ewes. S7.G0G 1000; clipped
lambs, s13.04GI4.5e: Gamers, $4.5eG
$40; spring lambs. $4,000 1850
Omaha Live Stock
OMAHA, June Cattle receipts
$500; market slow. 10c lower. Steers
sIe.25@13.35: cows and heifers, $500
CHS; stockers and feeders, $1,000
Loo; calves, s10.0oG1425; bulls and
stays, ss.ooq 10.75.
Hog receipts 1900; market weak.
sc lower. Bulk. s15I5G 1910; top,
sheep receipts $500; market
steady, easier Yearlings. s1L5oT
1850. wethers, s1o.0oG10.5o; lambs.
$500 1850; ewes, ss-ooG 1000.
Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY, June Cattle re-
ceiuts 5000; market steady. Steers.
s7.00Rl3.50: cows and heifers. s6-25
aIa.50; stockers and feeders. sT-75G
10.15; calves, s7.0oG12.5o.
Hog receipts 1000; market steady.
weak. Bulk, sI510G 1915: heavy.
sl5-70Ei5.s5. medium, sl5.40g 15-T5;
light s15.00G15.so-
Sheep receipts 1000; market
steady, weak Lambs, sI5,50G 1850;
ewes. ss75g1 1900; wethars. s7.o09
1900
Chicago Produce
CHICAGO. June T.-Burter-EItras
4ac: nrsts, 5sG3sAc. dairy extras,
$50 ssIac, dairy frsts. 3sG3TEc
Eggordinary frsts, 31Gs2c;
hrsts. seq 5c-
Cheese-Twins. es4 G7.css Young
Americas. 23hG a4c.
Potatoes-Re S cars old so
cars new. Fancy westerns. s315G
as; Wfsconsfas and Minnesotas.
ss.ooGaIo: new springs. ss-5oa3.7o
per busheL
Live pouItry-FowIs- &c; ducks,
llG17c. geese. 1eG14c; spring
chickens. SOC ssc, turkeys. 1sc-
Ne~ York Produce.
NEW YORK Ju-e Flour market
4ElSts LiTL-
PORK market stearsy. Mess. s4f.5a
Lard market easier. Middle west
spot. s2I.55G e1-45
Sugar. raw. market gufst. Centri-
fugaI test. s5-11G SIS. MuscaTado So
test. 500 514.
Sugar. refined. market quiet Cut
loaf. Sc %: crushed. sS.75: powdered,
s7-65 GS-79, zranula+as. sT.5eG $50
Coffee Rio No on s2ot. f6Ae-
TaEfow market dill City, 1sc;
country. nominal Special, iS5ac-
Hay ua-ke< firm No. L sf-11G
lis: No. ). Sc GSac. clover. s9cG 81 %
Dressed poultry market steady Tur-
keys. IsG35c: chickens. s5G 3ocs
fowls. ITG z5c. ducks. I5Ez2
Live poultry market firm Geese
Ie. ducks. $50 95c: fowls z4G25c;
turkeys. $50 roc roosssrs. lie, chick
ems. broEIsrs. 57G
Cheese market firm State milk
co-mca 10 special, aata G.4c;s full
skins. SIC 1ac-
Butter market steady Receipts s.,
SIS Creamery extras tic1 eairy
tubs. 35E4lcs Imitation creamery
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-07

task win be 20 advise with those In
Washington who sre seeking 70 ho.a
to a minimum the repetttion 2!
Americs, OF the plumbers OF the alhss.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-07
River EuIIerfr-

Ezze-cC-- . WARSAW during the
-z- t---r-=Est- hours becoming sta
czc-z-- ~ Sa---Ezr- TIE crest VII
ts rsz- fourteen test II NsoSuk
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-07

firsts, 3sG37c-
Egg market irregular, unsettlg
ceipts 24,5S5. Nearby white fans
q 3Sc; nearby mixed fancy, 3Sas
fresh. 35hG3sc.
Horse and Mule Market
ST. LOUIS, No, June 6,-Hor
Word was received by local ho,s.
mule men about noon YESTERDAY Il
effect that the United States sq
.ment had decided To cali of Ii.
on army horses and mules, sches
to be opened on Saturday, June
details were given and these arI
come later. All bids made on M
ais for June 8 are to De retr,I
Trade is dull this week, with y
horses here. There having bse.I
Improvement in the market since
break last week, prices were erI
erably under two weeks ago on eas|
classes. Southerners are mad
with limited demand and there
plenty OF rejects from the inspecd
10 supply this trade. Inspecloul
working good and at present prl
the best outlet French buy ridenl
two Classes Of artilleries- Rece!yd
horses and mules for the month
May totaled s,19s head. compI
with 2o.ss5 for the same month
year and 1854 for the correspons
month two years ago.
Heavy draft, extra .slaT
Eastern chunks .-...-... 1909
Southern horses, good TO
choice --..---.-. -..-.... 1850
Southern horses, plain 49,. 900
Southern horses, common -. Goa
MuIes-With q scant supply, a
clearance was made az satisfae
prices. There Is very little doin,
the mule division at this time,
though runs are beginning TO d
Improvement. There Is an excel
market for good, big mules and
real miners, but Nd other kinds a
RI rha nraSzrr demand
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-07
FORWARD SWEEP
OF VICTORY
CONTINUED from pase ~

three DAYS total over ESQ officers ana
ten thousand men, some in rssiulsnss
taken almost entire. The battle Held
is strewn with corpSsS.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-07

TIE depression witch Ezs GcTsG
t-u1- wsz-zr- Kansas 5z-zzS tEs past
saIz- EzyS las -sa-h=tt tie apPsr Lake
-sEcE rs E-"E and rains hare
Heez Eclisrzez Ten --z 7ak1tzs 20
Ia LAKES. an sz-sz5 20 TIE lover
lake -=ls1 zz6 eastern states This
---E EszTE I1cI Tal ts- AZ
Nsztv5Its Is"
Il IL ri1-zzZ -sE5-- IL -sz.zs-
< Eszs-z-1T tz5-. z-- slightly warner,
LsczH C-zs-szeScrx
---z 5z- TEsr- TE-5 W-rf'r
It's - SW Gear
- X Clear
River sag a L. Lst tzz-
Cha1-s II - Es-E-z rtse ! focE
JEsz- Vs1Esrz-s IT, So
Highest =
-cEsS- 81
Lowest las -E1
FRED J. GOSEWES 6E.
S5ss-vE
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-07
sraye American .Avtators.

Is StrSWn Will WHY'S
Brave American .svtatcrs.
PARIS June Lieutenant Nn.
Thaw. of Pittsburgh, and Adlutanl
Raoul I.ut0erry, of New SorN, the
TWO aces" in the Lafayette esesdritl.
with Sergeant Willis Havland, OF
Minneapolis, OF the same air squad
ron. were formally cited in OFFICIAL
orders today for bravery IN recens
air eornbats-
The war Office declared the Amer
cans in the Lafayette escadriu as Il
whole. had fought fifteen air battles
in the LAST two weeks with the kot-
lowing flyers mentioned by name;
I.ufosrry. five cornbats; Haytlaud-
two; Corporal Walter Lowell, OF Goa
cord, Mass. two: Corporal Thomas
Hewitt. New York. two; Corporal
Kenneth Mari. Of Alahsa, two,
Thgv. I-ufberry, HayiIand and
Sergeant Charles Johnson, OF 81
Louis. were said to have downse
planes in recent fighting.
Lieutenant Thsw has Just returned
to the front after 3 grave wound ne
official citation says OF him;
He has never ceased to give an
example OF courage to all.
He gathered information st low
altitude over the enemy anes, re-
sulrirg in our preventing surprise
attack
Lnfberry. Eaviland and Johnson
were warmly cuuplimeuted as ~acrols
and courageous" pilots
First Fruits Of Blow
TBv WIZ. Philip Simms. United Press
Staff respondent
WITH The BRITISH ARMIES IN
THE FIELD. June THE town OF
Nsssiues and a score OF other I'M
porrsnr points were IN British hands
this afternoon. first fruits OF the
tremendous blow struck by tleLc
Marshal Haig in the resumption OF
the British offensive.
Prisoners taken already have reach
ed s. total running into four ngures-
Such important points SIS Battle
Wood. Leuter Wood, Nersy Farm.
Peasant Wood and the villages or
Hospice and Zareehe have been car
riei and this afternoon were firmly
held by the British.
Another Bombing Expedition.
LONDON. June british sea
planes carried out anolAsC sUSSesSt4A
bonn bling expedition yesterday over ms
German serodrome at Nisuw Munster,
an admiralty statement announced To-
day.
zone shed was hit and several
bombs fell close TO two machines ana
the asrodroms," the report said -Uur
bombing machines were attacked on
their return Journey. but returned
safe
Badly Punished
PARIS. June 1.-An enemy .attacS
over a front or six hundred YARDS
northwest OF ST. Quentin was orosen
down in French barrase IRE. today
IoficisI report asserted. The Germans
were forced back to their own lines
badly punished.
North of Chemin Qes Danes the war
ONCE reported mutual artillery nring
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WARSHIPS
ANCHORED OFF FRANCE

/ CONTINUED from page II
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Sixty Percent Exernct

CHICAGO, June Sixty Per cent
OF the estimated $4,000 registering
In Illinois for selsctive service have
claimed exemption. mostly on the
ground OF having dependents. il was
stated by federal officials today.
The total regis traitor, for Chtca 30
Is SeS, So Dsli11usC-s weo failed 20
register Tuesday FOR che reason Or an
other sra expected - bring this to
more than $4,000, With nineteen
counties suG four cities missing OUT.
side % Chicago, rhs total registration
Il the state was 2+S.sSI. The missing
cities f2cl-ts Springfield. RockEc-,s
and East S. Louis
The work o. rounding 70 ALLEGED
s5scSe-s continued to-day. PcIica raid
81 4 row % -Ifcp- houses q Re vest
side, s--sstt1S about 80 Sees who
XIII b. held for examination ~ Ss1z-~
= cEciG1s
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EAST ST LOFTS. June Cattle
receipts s.sea- market steady Texas
receipts It'8: Ea-ivs beef steers.
s.EeT 1880: veariirg steers and hsif-
e-s. IS 5GGIS9ss COWS, ssl-8f7II GO:
scockers and feeders. sS0aH 1909:
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time in the future it may reach French
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Chicago Live strek.

FCnErei Press LEASED Wire Se-Tfce-I
CHICAGO, June Hogs closed
SLOW 20 FIVE 20 ten cents lower Top.
s15g5 Estimated V0EorTowr 1890
Cattle closed steady. Top, si3,75.
calves. sf425
Sheep closed weak and sc lower
TOP. SIC So lambs, s1s-T5
=. .sts~ Z w. s4rr.,
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might: Quak"rs -. E!E iIavamaS.
Club Stur~ -. Climbers
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H|NCHMAN IS FACING
new BATTING RECORD

IL Sill Hmchmau, OF IN" 'iraics. n'S
.31s or better during the approaGhinI
season he will continue |" possess On"
OF the most remarkable records; Wa>ia
hv :, major league. Said record con-
sists in having during zach season ~,
has been in the major league petteEe"
his batting average.
Rilrs hrst National tsasus oos s"E i;E;.,,
he .swatted .3O4--a performances Tina,
sent him TO Columbus t tSo- joined am% me me
rna,ned with them Lhrc" years, ms
averages being rs .:&i ana ,r ;iSH;
agoin and then brcam- rirate. hitting
for 50: in islS and [ To- ;$ 81 W n lsS sox
,,d same Irinchmauesuur batting until
las, season: when lie ssaF FiI QG ia rhs
t.iimH.rs: The Frcnchman's average
as wa:te Soy in l9l2 W., was wig, igS ai tnE
ia, MI and the yrn- after that 3"
Last season thu man from AZ S ;.6'I,
Mich. slumped terribly and Only com
rilcd = orrrsntaEe Of .2I0.