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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-13

G1ne NpnDDner Sepe10e beDanp4
tet, Die Sinfunft 6es 8rafem gern=
itorff TIT europa babe cine ernemnte
9isfmiIipn Der 1tnterieebootfrage
peranlaht. Gs ieien aud peridieoene
sslotten 9lttadees in neitralen
3ambern sm elmer aonferens mad
Berlin bernfen iporbem. Die 9epeide
oeutet an, es lei nidt mnntDglid,
baF cine Aenbermns in Der Siibrnng
bes beutiden l1nterieebutfrieges .ein-
treten iper6e, oeren 3iuef es lei, ben
Mmsbrmd eines wirfliden arieses
siuiIden ben 9entI4en nn6 bem Mme-
rifanern sm berbiten. Die 9epeide
melbet natiirlid l1niinn, 0entidjlanb
benft nidt baran, Sic Siibrnns lei
neg 1tnterieebpotfrieses sit beran-
0erm-
Die Gnglanber ba6en in 0alifay
80 Side NIT YDitiaden ans Noriue.
aem, G6ue6em 1nb 0Gnemarf ppn
Denr Gtanbnrb Oil 0ampfer uSpba
.. Mrdbolo" beruntersebolt nmo s,r
9nrdiidt snriifsebalten.
Die 0a0lntldJe Solts5ftfans" iagf,
bic Grobernng 8agOa5s bnrd bic
Gnsldnber iei ein iefr betriibenoer
Worfal fnr Ote Snrtem, nm - ineDr,
oa Sic Gngl1nber linen and bic
Sinat-Salbtniel genoti1uen batfen,
aber 1te babe gar tetne Seoentmng
FUR ben sang pes grpkem Hrleges.
Der MaDor bon Ebtlaoelpbta gaf
ons GrlndDtn geitelt, ban Die Se=
1akingen BON Den tnterntertem oeitt.
fhen SdIffen yAronprins sStiBelm"
nno nErtns Glfeltrteort9" non oe'n
Seagae Sslano stubg yaro emffernf
fuiiroen, Oa ne ett1e t9cfaDr fmr ote
Stderbeit Der Staot btloeten-
Der SMnaro Sampfer gJpito.,
INIT etnem Amerttaner an Spro, TT
perlenft fpproen. Ger amerttaner
mnroe gereffef.
:Snlfr1tfftonen fnr pie aanon'ere
aiif nnlern 0anoelsl@ltTen ltno pom
War1ne Separfemenf entmorTen
NM Don rnlcrm Sfaafslsfretar gnf-
gebetRen noroen iino meroen q! oeh
Sel!fen, J oie fnr Seo'ennng oer We
ldnte an1 nnlern 0anoelsl@tIIch
belftm'nf 1tno, sngepen. ytaDere YIN
selgetfen ltno mat nefannf gemaaf.
Sn elner Heoe M Almlfd eluD u
lfellfe Str eomnro .earlon erlter
Soro Der aonllralltaf, menere lillo
oralfrlne elnlDranfililsen Der yin
fihr III ansllDt, t'loeni ef ertiarte,
ore grllaDrnilg oes Soifes lei ldl-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-13

II
finSliden Eerionen sit beiunffnen.
ltebtr Die Mrntiermng amerifaitt-
lder SanbelsIdiffe aiikert fiA Die
| usGglide Mmn6lda1" in Berlin:
Die Nrriernng bon 9anOelsf sfdiffen
bebeatet &ries, Of ber Gains belli|
in eiuisrn sasen obfr in einigen
Nsodlen eintritt. gSir ipiiniden NIT
alien gfadJbrnfe Die Satiade felt
iteaen, BAH bic Ser. staaten in ie-
Der 8tsiebnns Der ansreifenbe Sell
irer6en, in benz Mneenblif, in ipel-
dem fie lire &anonen sesen bic Sent=
liden llnterieeboote dnf See id)if-
fen."
| Der dineiifd)e Sremier Winiifer
Sman gbi-Sni erIdien NIT ben lib
risen Minifern ppr btm Tarlameut
nnb erfl6rte, 6ak bas &a6inctt inter
3nftintmnng bes Iraii6enteu be-
ldJloiien babe, bic oiplpmatiiden Se-
siebmngen NIT 0eutdlanS ab5nbre-
hem.
Der dineiilde Senat ratift5tertc
ben Mbbrnd Der biplpmutiidjen Be-
siebnngen nit Oentldlano NIT 152
segcn 81 Stimmen.
! Die Jransuien beridten, BAT tic
bie 9entiden in Der gbanpasne in
ser geG6e Ses GtGbtdjens Iaiions Sc
| Eflampaane INN 1900 Wleter anriif-
qe6ranat nm6 100 Nefangene &C.
madjt babem. 9nsielbe Greignis
wnr6e idDn am syreitag ooer Cams
tag nit srokem alin.bim gemeloet; !;
oa iid) inslpiidem nid)ts gsenes ereis-
net Fat, bic JranaoIen in ben ameri-
faniiden 3eitnnsen aber fesen mill
fen, ipirb 0it 0eididte gans einfad
anfseipGrmt unb ben 3efern als Elm
nener Grfolg amfsetiidt.
Mn9 Der Heine iteberfaa in Der
Boebre Mesion ipif6 no6mals als
vSieg" gemeloet, wabren6 bic I'm
sriffe Der 0entlden slpiid5en Soii-
ions nnb Mbeims snridsddlasen
ipnrben.
Die Writem beridten 8lei9fals
ppn eiuem trfpglrei9en Ansriff in
Der Rn&bari@aft bon 8onAasesnes,
nSrbIi6 BON Heronne nn6 ii6lid
bpn Mrras. Gie iuollen bic 0enti1en
| in ibren 2amfsraben bonbarSiert
Mn6 biele 6crieIben gtt6tet baben.
@ie bic 8trren GnslGnber 6as mil.
len, ba fie nidt einen 3ol borse'
Srnn9en nn6 ni6t einmaI fire 9laien
in bic oenHden Stellungen seitedt
baben, blcibt unberitanbIid. Mbcr
has madt nidjts; MIR fefte 6aranf
los selogen. Sc ersielt einen gnten
Gffeft in Amerifa, bemn bort sIam-
ben bic 2ente alles.
Nns Berlin pirb aemelbet, bah
in Der Somme- ioiuie in Der Mncre-
9esenb beftige Mrtilleriefampfe i'm
Uamge iin6.
Rad ipeiteren Witteilnnsen ans
Berlin iunrben itarfe Mngriffe Der
(. Jran5oien liiolih bon 9lipont in Der
Champagne abgeidjlagen. Mmd fd)oi-
fen bic 9emtidem is Meroplane Der
Ndliiertem iOiuie sluei sSeiielballcns
al.
Die Gnslanber bebanpten nenm
bentlde 5lmsmaIhinen tells seritOrt
tells in beidabigtem 3nitanoe sn-
riifgetrieben III baben. Sic ielbit
seben ST., bah fiini britiIdle Mero-
plane permift iueroem.
Nerfluiirbiser 8eiic baben Die
Sepeidjen bente nid]t piel ans DC
ippotamiem nnb bon bem erobertea
yas6ao sn ersablen. Gs ipirb yanse-
nominen", oaf bic engliiden nnS
rmiiilden Streitfrafte bic Siirfen
iueiter be6rGnsen nnb snri6treiben.
Die Giaselbeiten ii6er Bic Grpbernng
1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-13
gfunlaler 795
Hns Mcrifo.

Cine &iaiita 8anSe uuttr
2eitnns 0es beriidtisten ganbiter
Ga1asar attadierte am Maontas anf
Der Stntipn Qagana einen 8erfoneu.
smg Der Weriean Central Balm, anf
benz iid snm Samte Ser EaiIagierr
cine itarfe 8egleitmamnidaft BON
&egiernmgsiolbaten befanb. Gs ae-
lang ben 8anbitem 45 Weann Der
Garransiitas sit t1ten nnb 3 8aiIa-
giere sm beriumnben; hon ben MtbeI-
len ,ullrben in benz bitigen Sample
20 gctStet nmb % beripnnoet. Die
Hanber batten Ben 3ng bollitGnSia
nm5inselt ,tnb nadjbem lie Sic g.
forte getStet batteil, ra1tbten lie al.
les, iuas lie iuegfdleppen fonnttn.
Gin 3ng nit MiiIitar 1T non sSnares
smr &erfolgmng Ser 8anbiten abae-
sansen; sic Srnppen iinb ppn meb-
reren Daani Snbiansrn, sic be-
fanntlid amsge5eidncic JabrtenIn-
der fino, besleitet.
Yrdiioent gnrrauSa beabiid-
tigt gelegentlid) leiner Sssnaugurn-
tion Die an 1. Mai ffattfinoet, ollie
politiiden sSliidtIinge gu anrneitie=
rem. Musgenommen BON 6ieler Mm-
neitie iino rlur pnnbo @iln, iotpie
oieienigen, Die fi1 0ireft an Der gr-
moroung bes Br6fioeflten syrdnciseo
S. Manero itnb oes Nice Yrdiioen=
ten Sole Hiao Snare5 beteiIigtetl.
General Mfursia, Der 9efebls=
bnber bon sssunre5, bat nnfern @ene-
raI BeQ, oen &ominn1roeur Der gI
Baio @arnilon, 5u einem 2lln6eon
nab gl Hafo efngeln0en. Die
Sreunoldaft 5tpifhen ben, li1erifnr1i-
iden nno arnerifanifden Gener1ler
lit ia nit einenr MdIe nlerfpiiroin
bid. @ie Iange Dos mol oaueDu
niro2 yGliien inbe?"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-13
SnIan6.

Durb 5pei grploiionen in Der
Wline Der @enoerion Goal COMPANY
in &euoerionpiQe, fiinf Meilen bon
Ganons6urg in Benniplpanisn ent-
fertlt, tpllrben "a Yerionen perfdiit-
tet. Sieben 0innn tunroen ip1trr
Iebeno beralsgebolt.
Der neue Guper-0reaonoligbt
uHeiu Merico" miro gn0e Ipril
bonn Stapel gelafien weroen. Den
Snllfaft pollSiebt Die Eod)ter oes
friiberen @olmerneurs oes Staates1
6. 0ebaea.
Ser 5llnI gunoeslenator err
iulblte 9iram 50 Sobnion bat als
8ouperneur BON Californian relig
niert, Sein 9eadfofaer als @ouper-
neur lit @. 8. Stepbcns.
@oiion lit nit neuen Grim
ouneen beibaftigt, Die lid gegen Ole
llnterleeboote rihten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-13

gerlangt - @adter nno sanitor.
NeSlider, snberlafIiser Wann fiir
SteQnng als @ddJter nnb Sanitor.
Naat-Mrbeit. Sofort' nadsmfrasen.
Sanl @olfiom 0rb Gooos So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-13

Cine lleue Bnrtei lit III Der 8if=
oung begriffen, Die rErobiEitipn
ouf ibr 8anner gefbriebcn Fat. Gie
8eipegung gebt BON Dem Sberpibter
6. $. Senfins aus il1o an Ser Spite,
oes gorbereitlngs aonites itebt
George 9. gerren. SobaIo einbitn=
bert llnteridriften erlarlgt iano, foa
cine &onpention nod DoIlas einbern=
fen tperoen.
Gas 5meite nno brittle terani-
ibe Mili5 @eginent perlaIien am
26. M6r5 oas Camp Scnrrp Bel Cor
pns gbriiti nilo oie Wiannlbaften
febren in lire 9eimat auriitf
Ssn Sort @ortb lit Die 8ieb=
5iihter &onpention 5nfanlmellgetre-
ten.
sSn ainneD Goilntp lit Hrobi-'
bition nit elmer MnioritGt BON ettpa
125 Stimnen gefhIagen tporoen.
Gum asueiten MaIe bat oerielbe
frehe N1uber ben Nadt Sperateiir,
S. S. 9rummon6, oer M. &. & &.
Habn in San Marcus bernltbt. Ger
ietbe idb am Telegrdpben sfpparot,
'dIs i'm Sen1ams nuf 0ie 5dnlfer
Hopffe ilno aliffutbtsisg fid) beranl5ii-
'brebel. DrunlrubHba tbar eritn1nt,
.oenfelben Man,t mfuS6rnvr fid) 5li bd-'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-13

= @raf sfnoroilp. Der 0ilbrcr
ser lngariihen Sppoiitioits Ear-
tel, lit bonn oIterreidii1en aaiier
&arl in beIonberer Illoien5 empfan-
aen tporoen. Ser @raf ioa. ME
@iener Meloungen bebaupten, gum
oIterreidiiden gremiernliniItcr alls-
erieben fem.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-06-16
GOD AND GERMAN MAILED
 FIST TO RESTORE THRONE

Berne, Switzerland, June 15, via London.-A telegram from Berlin says Emperor William has addressed the following message to one of the Greek diplomatic representatives abroad for transmission to former King Constantine:
 ''I have heard with wrath of the in- famous outrage committed by our common enemies upon you and upon your dynasty. I assure you that your deprivation can be only temporary. The mailed fist of Germany, with fur ther aid from Almighty God, will re- store you to your throne, of which no man by right can rob you. The arr mics Of Germany and Germany's al- lies will wreak vengeance on those who have dared so insolently to lay their criminal hands on you. We hope to welcome you in Germany at the earliest opportunity. A thousand cordial greetings from
 (Signed) "Your William"
The Prescott daily news., 1917-06-16
ORGANIZATION 3RD REGIMENT
 BEING RAPIDLY COMPLETED

Little Rock, June 16.-The organi- zation of the Third Regiment is rap idly being completed. The companies with their captains, and the date of inspection by Capt. Arthur w. Lane, are as follows
 Go. A, Robt. M. Hutchins, Augusta, June IS.
 Go. E, Newport, June 19, Garland Hurt.
 Go. F, Wm. D. DeCamp, Batesville, June 20.
 Co. c, M. H. Holland, Walnut Ridge June 21.
 Co. H, J. c. Shane, Paragould, June 9.
 Go, 1, Clyde II Phillips, Ashdown, June 23, and Nash ile, June 25.
 Co. K, Wade Kitchens, Magnolia, June 26.
 Co. L, w. E. B. Lockridge, Camden, June 27.
 Go. NJ, Byron Atkinson, Fordyce, June 2S. Co. B, w. N. Brandon, Little Rock, June 20.
 Co. C, P. E. Sisney, Hot Springs, June 30.
 Co. D, Virgil A. Beeson, Morrilton, July 1.
 The strength of an infantry con- pany is as follows:
 Officers, 1 captain, 1 first lieuten- ant, second lieutenant.
 Enlisted men-1 first sergeant, mess sergeant, 1 supply sergeant, 8 sergeants, IT corporals, ? mechanics, ? buglers, 2S first class privates, S7 privates-150
 Total, 153 officers and enlisted men.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-06-16

Odorono, the toilet water for per spiration odors, 25c at Hesterly Drug Store
 J. Dale Wilson, telegraph operator at the Missouri Pacific depot, is talk ing Is days annual vacation. He is being relieved by R. L. Mccain Mr. Wilson and family left this morn ing for Hope to visit relatives.
 J. II. Harrell, local dealer for the Chevrolet cars, unloaded six more to- day. Mir. Harrell has had the agency for this popular car only about three weeks and has sold about three so far and the new ones just received can be seen on display at Harrell & Ham, by's garage.
 D. L. billiard is in receipt of a let ter from his son, Willie billiard, who has succeeded in enlisting in Company r at Little Rock. This young man is above the average when it comes to patriotism of the kind that counts. Up until the time he enlisted and was accepted, which was on the 7th of this month, he had tried for five different times and had been rejected each time, his first attempt being when the company was first organ ized
The Prescott daily news., 1917-06-16
Safety Razor Blades-we have all kinds, at Hesterly Drug Store.
JUST WHAT SHE NEEDED

When women complain of weari- ness, loss of strength and vitality, backache, pains in sides and hips, dull headaches, dizziness, floating specks, and similar ailments, they too often accept these troubles as their lot be- cause they are women, when the all ments may be the results of disor- dered kidneys. Mrs. Mary V. Bunker, Milton-on-the-H Hudson. N. r., writes: "I am now on my second bottle ot Foley Kidney Pills. They seem to De just what I needed" Try them. J3O
 Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-06-16

Films for all makes of Kodaks and Cameras at Hesterly Drug Store.
 Mrs. Bob Thomas and son Earl leave today on a visit to relatives near Paris, Texas.
 Tom Chamberlain of Texarkana, is here today the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Allen McCurdy.
 Use Parke Davis & Co.'S Germicidal Soap for Precipitation odors, 25c at Hesterly Drug Store.
 Miss Wilma Kelly left this morn ing for Moro, Ark, to make her fu- ture home with her sister who re- sides there.
 MT. and Mrs. J. D. Stephens, Miss Gladys Elkins and Floyd Bailey were visitors here yesterday afternoon from Blevins.
 Florient Toilet Water-has the real Oriental Odor, in 75c bottles at Hes terly Drug Store.
 Mesdames c. c. Calhoun, Geo. F. Cress and w. c. Hays returned last night from the Annual Woman's Mis- sionary Society meeting which met in Gurdon yesterday.
 Warren Cummins of ElDorado, who has been visiting in the city for the past few days, left last night for Bauxite on short business trip. Mrs. Cummins will remain here.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-06-16

Make your old straw hat new with Penslar Straw Hat Cleaner, 10c at Hesterly Drug Store.
 Buy scholarship in business col lege and get a position with Uncle Sam. We have one that we will sell you at bargain.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-06-16

The City Meat Market will sell pure D. Leaf Lard at 20c per pound for nezt ten days. Compound is now 23 cents. 15d12
The Prescott daily news., 1917-06-16
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

Bathing Caps at Guthrie's.
 WANTED-A cook at once. Mrs. J. F.. Daniel.
 Wm. Nelson of Redland, is in town today trading.
 Miss Lillian Eaves of Mena, is here for a visit with friends.
 Clean, cold sanitary drinks at Guthrie's.
 Dee Scott of McCaskill, was among the visitors here last night.
 J. T. McGough of Laneburg, was among the visitors here this after noon.
 Dr. Chas. w. Brandon of Rosston, is among the business visitors in the city today. Mexican Heat Powder for Prickly Heat or any irritation of the skin, 25c at Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-06-16
TRIAL OF ". V. POWELL
 SET FOR NEXT MONDAY

Little Rock, June 16.-The trial of Walker V. Powell, on a charge of con- spiracy in connection with the hood ling operations involving several mem bers of the last Senate, is set for next Monday in Pulaski Circuit Court Prosecuting Attorney M. F. Dunaway will prosecute.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-06-16

Squibbs Carnation Talcum Powdei 25c at Hesterly Drug Store.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-20
SIGNAL CORPS
BEST BUYERS
40sth Battalion Including Bell Tele-
phone Men, Subscribe Most
to Liberty
Loan

BY more than $4,000, the 4osth
battalion, U. S. signal corps which
includes the Bell telephone employees
who volunteered from this state, re-
Gently carried off the honors in the
Second Liberty loan campaign con-
Quoted among the signal corps bat
taIions at Little Silver, N. ].
The battalion of Bell telephone men
from this vicinity bought bonds
amounting to s22,5OO, while the next
highest battalion subscribed but $19,-
$50
While these former Bell telephone
employees were carrying off camp hon
ors, 2.137 of their associates at home
subscribed for S127,550 in second Lib
erty loan bonds or s26,y5O more than
they took of the first Liberty loan.
By making these subscriptions
through the company, telephone en-
ployes are enabled to pay for their
bonds ON a monthly instalIment basis.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-20
NO SPECIAL
SESSION CALLED
Governor Lowden Not Expected
to Ask Illinois General Assem-
bly, TO Meet Next
January.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. Nov. 2O.-The
concensus Of opinion among state Of.
ficials is that Governor Lowden will
refuse to call special session Of the
Illinois general assembly next Janu.
airy to enact legislation to relieve
Chicago financial distress.
A special committee OF the city
council of Chicago is to wait upon
Governor Lowden upon his return
from his Arkansas ranch and present
the question to him.
=. The governor is known to be OPP
posed to a special session, with its
resultant heavy cost, in these war
times. The state executive several
times has stated Illinois should save
every cent to meet big war expenses
which may arise at any time.
State officials claim that the Chi
cago budget makers knew full well
when they drew the budget that the
sum they set aside would not be
large enough to meet the demands
upon it. 1t is said the governor viii,
take this into consideration before
reaching a final decision.
The "drys" of the state also are
not very anxious for az special ses-
sion. They declare the Chicago
''wets" were responsible mainly for
lHe lnSeTuon VI Tue referendum clause
In the bill whereby dry" cities in
tended to get additional revenue.
City councils of three dry" cities
passed ordinances to collect the ad-
ditional revenue but in each case the
voters turned the proposition down.
Rumors that eradication Of the
state boards of equalization and the
substitution of a state taxing body
will be Included In any call for q
special session have not been given
Serious consideration by the state Of
ficials. 1t is the impression how
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-20
His Building at Fourth and
Main Streets Can be Used
For This if Council
Will Accept.
s4tsf
IS MUCH NEEDED HERE
Merchants and Out of Town
Visitors, Both Will Ap-
preciate Generosity
Of the Gift.

Keokuk will have comfort station
II the proposition made by James B
Diver to the city council is accepted
Mr.. Diver offers his building at Fourth
and Main streets for the station. II
is up to the council whether it will be
accepted, and the new law gives them
the right to levy a tax for the upl1eep
of the station. Mr. Divers offer is a
generous one, and he will keep up the
insurance and taxes on the building.
The city is to make the necessary al
terations to install the comfort sta
ton
The building is on the southeast cor
ner of Fourth and Main, and was
formerly occupied as candy store.
1t is ideally located, 1t would seem for
the station, and would fill a need
(which KeGkuk merchants have been
emphasizing for some time. The sta
ton. is Convenient to the shopping dis
trict, the wholesale district, and to
all Of the street car lines.
The offer of Mr.. Divers is a gener-
Gus one, and is something which
should be appreciated by the citizens
of Keokuk, aDd which will be appre-
ciated by our visitors here, who have
felt the need of a station of this sort.
The location is one Of several owned
by. Mr.. Diver, and Is really the most
acceptable one from business stand
point, hence Mr.. Diver is really CIV
ing something that is worth while to
keokuk. That it is appreciated can
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-20
Fulton, H., Young People Went Home
to Visit Their Mothers and
Stay to Bury
Them.
MRS. Boards DAUGHTER
Found Her Mother Had Boon Killed
in an Accident Which
Occurred Saturday
Evening.

Two young people of Fulton, Ill.
who went home Saturday to visl
with their mothers, are remaining
today to bury themA One Of these
was the daughter OF Mrs. William
Beard, who lost her life in the auto
mobile accident which occurred Sat
urday night near Nauvoo. The 9th
er was the son of an aged woman who
lived at Fulton.
The following from Atkinson, ILL.,,
tells the story Of the echo OF the
tragedy at Nauvoo:t
F. A. Bell, superintendent, and Miss
Orpha Alden, primary teacher In the
Atkinson schools, who left here Sat
urday morning to visit their mothers
at Fulton, ILL.,, remain there today to
bury them. Mr.. Bells mother died
Saturday night of old age. Miss Al
den's mother was killed some time
Saturday night near Nauvoo, Ill
Miss Alden's mother was the wife
of Rev. William Beard of Fulton. Rev.
and Mrs. Beard left Saturday morn
ing in their automobile for Nauvoo,
where Rev. Beard was to preach Sun
day morning How the accident hap
pened no one knows. They were not
found until Sunday morning, Rev.
Beard seriously injured and his wife
dead.
Superintendent Bells mother had
been i'll for long time and he de-
cided to go Saturday morning to Full
ton to see her. Miss Alden did not
know her mother and stepfather
were leaving town, so went with Mr..
Bell to visit them over Sunday.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-20
Socialist and wife ARRESTED.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Servlce.l
CHICAGO, Nov. 2O.-Stanley KAT
insh. editor of the Polish socialist
paper Dziennik Ludowy, and his VIE
Emily, were arrested here today
charged with making seditious re-
marks about the president and the
selective draft.
They We're arraigned before q. >.
commissioner Foote and unable 10
file joint bond of $4,000, are being
held to appear Saturday.
An investigation is under way 10
determine, whether Katinski and his
wife are allied with the German
cause.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-20

Continued from page IL
wants to maintain the forms Of peace
with her.
The presidents proclamation requir.
ing German subjects to register, driv.
ing them from the District of Colum-
bia and the Panama canal zone and
creating barred zones about war prop
erty, opens the way for removing
many spies. But authorities suggested
there is nothing to prevent these men
turning their work over to Austrians.
Military men believe in martial law for
barred zones and summary disposal of
a few spies as restraining lesson.
Many enemy aliens engaged in es-
rionage will probably take chance"
on not registering. But the govern
ment proposes drastic xound up Of
all suspects and internment camps
await any who try to dodge.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-20
FEDERAL CONTROL
OF ROADS
Continued from page ~

ing expenses" precipitated the ship
pers' demand. Commissioner Nc
Chord asked if "the sky is the limit
The anxiety of the commissioners to
commit both sides on the adequacy
OF rate advance maintaining war
time efficiency suggested they NAV
urge government control as a defense
measure.
The commissions decision is ex-
pected by December l in order that
congress may act quickly If either
Shippers or railways are dissatisfied
with the verdict.
All desire the rate question ont ~
the way in case it is necessary for
President Wilson to recomm end ann.
mary measures for handling the em.
ployers' wage demands The latter
may be settled first, however, at
thursdays white house conference
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-20

the American wire defenses. The
Americans blanketed the whole Sec
tor in which they are stationed.
In one clash formally reported to
headquarters today, one American
soldier was killed. No details were
given.
The Americans have proven adopts
at the night game Of stalking the
enemy. After the inaction of days
squatting and standing in the cramp-
ed positions necessary while in the
trenches, the soldiers welcome a
chance to test out the mysteries
and hazards-of the dark stretch
lover the top"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-20
SENIOR CORPS
is ORGANIZED
Purpose is to Assist In the Physical
Work of the Y.-WiII Meet
Weekiy-Officers
Named.

A Senior Leaders corps was organ
lied at the Y. M. c. A. building last
evening. The purpose of the organ
ization is to aid the physical depart
Fment of the Y in carrying out their
work. The corps will meet every
Thursday evening after Thanksgiv-
ing. The following compose the
membership: Ted Erdsieck, Paul
Ingram, Ralph Shade, Ross Schafer,
Jas. Ayers, Edward Smiley, liner
Lantz, Enrol Ullrich, Arthur Lum
berg, VIM. Brugman and G.. w. Dan
president; Edward Sunley, vice pres
ident; Paul Ingram, secretary and
treasurer; Ralph Shade, master of
arms.