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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-28
CAY SEASON At
FRENCH RESORT
Seaside Place Has Had Sue
CeSSful Season Depite War
-PrOmenadeS Brilliant.

TROUVILLE. France. Sept a.
The fourth war season ar this great
French seaside resort has been the
most successful since that OF 1919.
The villas have all been occupied.
the hotels MED 20 the garnet and
the daily promenade has been al
most as brilliant as when 90 was in
terrupted three years ago. To has
teen 10 a certain extent a gay sea-
SON. with the result that France
generally has been scandalized bv H.
1Iilliouaires are not playing hiEh
stakes at baccarat, and the horses
are not across the river az Deauviue.
bat tango was here. which caused
trouble
The casino was only half opened.
but each evening the lights burned
q little later for what vas called
"c1ildren's fetes" Under the direc-
ton OF a competent floor manager,
these childrens fetes became sa
popular and were prolonged so late
as 10 attract attention The project
of the department OF Calveaos de-
cided that the fetes resembled TOO
mach the tango which since The
war. has been danced in France
only clandestinely. Nearby resorts.
who observed the curfew rezuIa-
tions, and put out their lights az IL
O'Clock. complained that Trouviue
was wasting coal that would be
needed next winter TO keep the
wounded soldiers warm in the grand
palace. so tango has been exiled. bit
the crowd remains
No Open Gambling.
There is no obvious rambling
here. but there is an intensive con-
sumption OF drink Champagne,
which by common consent was 10 be
reserved for the celebration Of the
final victory. has come out OF the
cellar with three years Of accumu-
lated energy. The bottles are open
Ell with rare caution, however. 70
prevent the poppings of the cork
an easy concession 10 propriety. As
champa sne IS easier 20 obtain than
whisky. il has the preference with
The English as we'll as with tire
South Americans, and even is toler-
aJed by the scotch.
Horses are lacking for polo. and
there are too many submarines 10
Permit comfortable yachting, while
horse racing is taboo and sport re-
duce5 TO the milder forms or tennis
and golf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-28

American engineers have con-
structed in Catalonia, Spain, a con-
crete dam said 20 be the largest in
Europe. It IS $50 feet high. 100 feet
long and go feet thick.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-28

Cdn we underSell any ladies' store in
tcTSn? We can, because fOr three
years we have given the ultimate in
satisfaction and quality merchandise.
NE have thousands of satisfied Gus
tOfm who are boosting for us. We
Guy In volume, we have no ground floor rent,
hOi window displays, ne large overhead ex-
p&se, this great saving we use in reducing
eS on our high class merchandise.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-28

pounds; corn, $4,000 pounds, and
milk Cevaporated). 6246OO pounds.
Instant Food supply.
In order TO have these supplies
ready when wanted. a constant
stream Is kept going from the vari-
Gus food centers TO the ports where
the ships are loaded. Most OF the
articles must be arranged for far in
advance, and every precauuon IS
taken against delays in delivery. for
a hitch Of a day or two may cause
all kinds Of complications when a
war vessel is waiting TO be rauoned
before putting 10 sea.
Aside from the question OF food.
the navy is hard put TO il TO provide
clothing for the 100000 recruits
taken into the service since war was
declared. To outfit the new men.
these supplies were needed:
Overshirts. 100000; dress jump
ers. 100000: blue trousers. 100000;
overcoats. 100000; blue caps. 100
GOO; white hats. 100000: white
undress jumpers. 500, 600; white
trousers. 100000. drawers. main
SOCK, 100000; drawers, heavy. 2OO.-
600; undershirts, heavy. 100000;
undershirts, light. 200 600; jerseys.
100000; watch caps, 100000. leg
gins, 100000 pairs; neckerchiefs.
100000; gloves. 100000 pairs; socks.
100000 pairs: shoes, 100000 pairs:
mattresses, 100000; mattress covers.
100000; blankets, 100000; towels.
100000.
Clothes Big Item.
The foregoing does not include
the supplies needed for the men who
were i'm the navy before the declar-
alton of war. In order 10 keep up
with the demand for clothing and
supplies the bureau of supplies and
accounts of navy has speeded up
work in all the navy yard shops,
particularly at Brooklyn and
Charleston. Where Charleston was
turning out about $4,000 suits of
white clothing a month a short while
ago it Will be contributing upward
of 100000 suits in the next few
months, it is estimated by Rear Ad-
miral MCGOWAN, chief of the bureau.
The work at Brooklyn has been en-
larged and from a capacity Of 90
600 blue suits a month a record OF
1000 is now being made Even at.
this rate, however, the navy is
forced 10 depend to a large extent
upon outside contractors.
Within the last few weeks the
navy department has let contracts
Cor fbp following.
Cotton socks $4,000 pairs:
wooden socks. 100000 pairs. shoes,
100000 pairs; jerseys. 10000; cot
ton undershirts, 100000: nainsook
drawers. 100000; handkerchiefs. |
100000; bath towels, $4,000;
Blankets, 100000; heavy undershirts.
100000; heavy drawers. 100000
watch caps, 100000; silk necker-
chiefs, 100000; wooden gloves. 3O0,-
600 pairs; leggins, 100000 pairs: |
bleached twills for white uniforms, |
100000 yards; blue denim for
dungarees (overalls), 100000
yards; heavy canvas for sails, avn
ings. covers, hammocks, cots. etc.
100000 yards; mattress covers, |
100000; heavy overcoats, 100000;
11-ounce cloth for shirts and jump
ers. 100000 yards; trousers cloth, /
1.250OO0 yards
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-28

China has got to consuming about
$4,000 600 worth Of American Gig
arets annually.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-28
HEST Ate:

Stop long enough to get
this news. Heller'S Big A
Sale will positively come to
an end Saturday night. BY
all means supply your house
hold needs now. 1t is highly
probable that prices such as
we are quoting wifi not be
repeated again within the
next two years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-28

Don't say you saw II In the
newspaper Say NeWS-TimeS
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-24
WILL USE
BULLETS AS CURE

ring down all agitecU-s and political
fanatics, there were evidences here
today that German agents still
abound Apparently there i = COT
5EehensiTe, systematic campaign o.
acquisition OF passports By picEpocE-
sting. Victims apparently are care
fully selected beforehand There
were twenty arrests OF spies bearing
forged or altered passports stolen in
this manner at the frontier OF Sat
rrrdzv alone. Search Of the apart
meuts OF suspected German agents
here has revealed great patches OF
1the- credentials
With the army soved with German
agents working 70 achieve mu+iny,
Petrcgrai was greatly relieved today
BIZ report o. N Le5edieff, Eerensky
assistant II charge OF The navy, de-
Caring THAI RuSsia's sailors Of the
fIest were completely loyal. IIebed-
Jeff las Just returned from visit a.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-24

shall privately owned property situ-
sced more than three hundred 5000
feet from the scest 50 Improved De
50 assessed land against said railway
Or street railways whose tracks ara
located rhs-eoal. which said plat and
schedule. vhen completed, shall be
filed IN the Office Of the City CIerk
Adopted July Is. 1917, by the FOL
lowing vote:
4yeLoftou, Hilpert, Hickey.
Ares. 8; noes, O.
Approved and signed:
ED. s. LOTION.
Mayor Of the CftF Of Keokuk-
Arrest
o. W. SANDBERG, City clerk-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-24
MUST HELP
OUT RUSSIA
ecoatazed t-oa page ID

power and -zs able 70 pursue = def
mite military policy which eliminated
i, The oEezsTFe led by the socialist
minister EarsEsEy-
This offensive VII colEtnus. be-
cause the overwhelming majority Of
TIE people, including almost all the
socialist elements and the most
prominent socialist leaders, support
III Against it is only a negligible
noisy element, consisting, in part OF
irresponsible political fanatics and in
part Of German agents, spies and
prUvoeators-
The task before the third coalition
cabinet which includes eight social
is. leaders, with kerensky at the
head, Is TO pursue a definite internal
policy-a policy Of quie-tng the noisy
elem ents endangerfng Russian LID
er-y- The government OF Russia.
feeling full Of responsibility TO the
counrry and 10 humanity, will be
troa-handed in dealing with the in
,ernaI enemies Of Russia They can
no longer be tolerated They viii
no longer be tolerated
Russia viii accomplish its duty to
the allied democracies and 20 her
self. but the gravity Of the situation
must not be underestimated The
real difficulty Is in the disorganiza-
ton of the country, exhausted from
rh-ee -aars Of war and the terrible
crimes committed by the old regime.
The transportation system is ineh-
Gent: the food situation is so acute
that there have been many cases OF
death By starvation in the interior
provinces the financial system Is tot
teriug. These are the real problems
confronting the gove-uuent-not the
issues raised by few noisy eIe-
ments- These latter can be quoted
over night
The allied countries and especially
the United States, fighting with Rus
STA for 4 common cause. must help
Russia and help Immediately. There
IS no time for the usual diplomatic
cereuonials 4 moment now lost
cannot. perhaps, be made up IN years.
Help the new government OF Rus
sfa-the new government which Is
supported By all -he people and Is
strong and authoritative enough 70
make Russia once more fighting
power for democracy. Help this gov
eminent TO organize and reconstruct
the ccuntrT. Relieve he enormous
suffering OF the Russian people and
believe in Russia. believe in the
creative instinct OF democracy strug,
Cling for life.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-24
J. 2 WINTERS,
City Engineer


lot :. il Eeokuk Heights addition to
ths City O, KscL1k Dr. the Ksok1E
Q1zry & Construction company M
der t-s contract with the City OF Kso-
k11E- bez-zrz date OF March .. 1911
Is nereby approved and accepted, as
hzTing been fully completed under
the terms and conditions O. the said
contract and the plans and Eoecisfca-
tSoas thereto attached, and the cost
thereof Is hereby determined 10 b.
s25525f As shown II said rep0rt OF
the City Engineer; and
Be II further resolved, That the
City Engineer i hereby instructed
AMI directed 20 prepare z plat and
schedule OF The said portion CT the
said street showing the separate lots
OF parcels % ground o. portions
thereof, subject 20 assessment for
the cost o. the construction ot the
said improvement, together with Ehz
nznes Of the owners thereof. as far
a. practicable, and the amount as
sesssbie by law against each pirate
Iy Owned 10. OF parcel OF ground
zbut-1z thereon and adjacent there
20, according 20 area 50 as 10 In
clGde oashzts OF the privately owned
property between the street 50 i'm
proved and the next street., whether
such privately owned property abGs
On said street OF nots but II 10 case
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-24
MONSTROSITY WILL
NOT LIVE
CContfnued from page ID

frequently the shame. ro-ry and
shock over birth Of this kind kills
Lhe mother hare known Il 70
occur IN q number Of cases. Often
times, OF course, this happens when
some cause other than shock marks
the child
-Imperfectfon OF nature FROM shock
is due 10 the releasing Of the cords
that support the infant. letting in
certain Doisols. causing the marking
IN the case OF animals re have ex-
periuented By injecting toxins and
poisons and found that the progeny
were either blind or crippled
y think that II should be made Z
rule among surgeons that when i'm
perfection OF nature Is as apparent
as i Is in this case that they should
not tie the cord that suztsias LIE"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-24
Late Market Quotations
Grain aerle~.

Tinted Press Leased Wire SerTIcs-1
CHICAGO, JuEr 44--Eaf1s break
ing rEo months 6rr11h II north cen-
-rzl Kansas corn belt and active con-
mission house buying a. cash gram
sca2y sent corn futures down nom =
20 I = beIo~ yesterdays close
September co-r opened n down al
.sSts and later declined De-
csnhs- opened Go~n 4 AZ 1ts1s. and
later was Ia lowsr
Wheat vas OF, due 70 excellent
dawn =. z5G. later selling OF pa
September opened unchanged ~
81 Z ard later declined 81
Oats were lower IN sympathy with
corn and wheat July opened \ up
At 171.. ard LATER sold off rs Sep
tslber opened -Shighsr az 5sse, LATER
going + lower December opened
unchanged az 5s5s. and later declined
IA
Provisions we're generally lower.
IL spite OF strong and generally
higher hog market
Chicago Estimates for Tomorrow.
FURNISHED by Long Commission Co..
i93 Main Telephone No 35a55I-
Hogs, 5000: cattle. 1900: sheep.
1860 wheat. 10; corn, CO. oass, 10
ciearances-
Wheat and -four, s1e,l-i0: corn,
nnnes oats, $4,000.
Northwest Wheat Receipts.
MINNEAPOLIS. IS cars Duluth 1
car; Winnipeg. SCI cars
chie.,. Car c--
I. CHICAGO. July 24-Whest-No 2
red. s25I
con-No yellow, 81 sG2.as.
No. yellow, s2-24G22s; No. s yel
lo~. s2-8G2z4: No. ? white, 1927
GAPS No white, s221; No. s.
white. s225: No mixed. sa.z4G
z75L: No 5 mixed, 3nEa15:
No 5 mixed. s2-23ia: No MIXED.
s22el1-
oats-No- white, sohgs4c; No.
! white, I7Gss standard. s5Ag
St. Louis Cash GRAIN
furnished by Long Commission Col
ST LOUIS, Mo, July z4-Thsar-
No red. new. s259Gz5s; No. 8
red, new, S2-5oG2
Cou-No. 2. sz23-
Osts-No- :. TsnGssc. No. 3,
Tsisc: standard ss,.c: No. 3 White.
s5a s51c; No 1 white. 7sGs0c-
Kansas City Cash Grain.
Furnished By Long Commission Co
KANSAS CITY, July 24-Wheat-I
No hard. old. s2s49zss; No. 8
hard old s2seGz s5: No. hard.
old s2s0G2-s2: No. red. old, sa5I
G255s No 3 red, old, $500 z5e.
No 1 red. old. s2-9s.
Corl--No- 2. xz1s, No. 9, saI2R
212: No 4. s21IGz1e; No. 2 yellow.
s21s. No 8 yellow. s2I5G2ls: No.
( yellow. s713G2i5: No white
s2e5; No , white. s2sGa.s4: No. 4
white. sang PA
ost-So- ? .7GT-Ec: No. 3, .sss
@ Tic; No 2 white. s5Gs5lac; No. 3
white. s3Fssc: No 4 white. saRssc
Peoria Cash Grain.
PEORIA. H. July 24-Co"Ra
csipts 81 cars; market 5Gsc higher.
No yellow. No. 2 mixed 50 Is: No.
% yellow. No mixed, 1927; No. S
mixed, s225- Gaz7.
Oats-Receipts cars; market 81
21Sc lower No. white. s55sc.
Chicago Live s.oe@close.
Furnished by Long Commission Col
CHICAGO. July 2l-Eoz receipts
l-s94; market IeG15c up. TOP.
s15-s5; mixed and butchers. sIgs1T
1855; good hesvy. 81 a0R15s5.
rough heavy, 29GIE45; light,
s1G51G I5T5.
Cattle receipts $500; marker
steady. Top. sIsG0
Sheep receipts 1900: market
strong Tops. sII60915.T5.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. July a4-Ho<s-ge
cetpts. 1860. market strong general
~ TO sc higher Mixed and butchers.
s14-3GG $3.50, good heavy, s1s.l9G
1880; rough heavy, si4IsG14 80:
light s1G45GI5.s5; pigs. sII-51T
CattIe-Recetpes. 1850: market
steady. B-Tes, ssz5~Ha6: cows
and heffers. s5-5oG 71.s9. stockers and
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-24
OBSTACLES MUST
BE REM0Vl
Continued trc- page u

uareueut would s->-ir ssass
more than IS gSs3, ts.tt'---l -il.l9
for field ardllsry a-3 tc-
connection With -hs Esxt
4 half billion ss-1IEto--2s- ~ -
ernmenr shtpYf1E E-oz-a-
viii be asked s
The treasCg III F&-
declined TO gfTs or t1@ =. r
Sec-e<ary Baker f1-1lczte1 - IN
congressional co--i-s7ez - 4,
mfre What p1otict-y =51'-la -
10 the figures I'd
Some OF the es-t-z1ss =! q
held so .hst Gs--4-E .:1,
measures q E-e=AZa
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-24
St Louis FAY ard s.,rs

ST. LOUIS. LIE, July 1-Er
Inspections @. - cars f-essis!
timothy, cIoFs-EIs-. J r-aa q
2 alfalfa Prices rs-st-e. sAl|
for timothy AID cI1T@-sIss N
old and ne- c-u-J. bct r.s m
was dragE, Nth .-s- II. h
demand Prairie. cto-sr n. In
continues 10 rule <.-c-g s-5 tsc!ri
urgent local leeds s-s ~ ~
supplied with fer cars a-H4
intervals and r-s-iE- rress
readily obtztnzble tC- AZ gaia
either kind Mtxef. I'D slia(
1880: new. sf56sGI-iE ind
old. sI1.e1Gaa-39; 1s~- sisafisa
Clover. sIsf9e 3-1f Ai1slta zil
'GeT.eo-
Sta-Sczrce AZ -1ia@
whea, and Gets
Stock Mark. So--A
NEW YORK JEIy 44-0EE.s
regular. the scrisrri= q -Es stock y
ket was still uncertain -GcsT sad
trading professional
Shipping STOCKS -ss-'s1 5 !
over night as 3 -ssE1- a rs2so.,s =
ocean rate changes ere ea-lel9is'a
Marine preferred oz=ao q /.
s7s.. of = and "a aEt cso--Oa
off Is az esi-
S.eess we're rezEz-- {. 5 g
opened of - ~ tel4- T1i'e as'l !.
and Beshieher Stsel Es-s p rsea
ally.
The d1Iiness thai rzist cEiA
forenoon vas trokz- = ear ~
noon trading when s1ss4s, sVl.
and rails morei -cce-zt=-y l2sa'
highs for the 6aT-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-24

Tie naval bases and declared be had
b@r- assured by every ship O. tie
mans Ioyalg 70 Ss-ny
Supreme Authority.
p! william G. Shepherd, United
Press S-z. Co-Tespo-tsl-i
PETRGEaO, July s4-Rep-aeac-
sIivss q ali Russia late LIST night
Ua1aimousl! approved delegation o.
supreme authority 20 the Russian
provisional government ColttIa-
ton OF all measures which the us~
sociaIist-coaHuou cabinet may take
IN putting 6oxn uutfnF az home and
In the army. Is thus g1Ten-
The vote vas bE the executive COZ
mirtee q the cEo great ali Russian
colg-esss-Ehe Eo-1er's and sol
disrs'. and the peasants. 1t showed
252 in favor OF such = grant O. poE-
e.; none voting no and II ret-ainiag
from registering their opinion
The action was the second Tcts IN
approval Of the plan 70 grant the pro
yisional cabinst-Etth Premier Ee-.
e1sky at its head-uoquaIftEei sup-
port N every move which i uay
make
The executive committee, however.
added 10 its approval the demand
that the eight socialist ministers IN
the cabinet must hereafter repor.
twice weekly 70 the wor@eu's and
soldiers and the peasants congresses
The dUzna 7roEssives today nam
ed NJ Eftremoff rs minister Of justice
and II. Barochuskotf as minister ot
public aid They -fIl be representa-
tiTes OF that party OF the coalition
cabinet
To Save the Army.
PETROERAD, July 24-"We a-e
seeking 10 defend the state against an
archy and 10 save the army" declared
Premier Kereasky. in an Interview
published here today. The soc;alir:
leader defended the principle OF a con
( centratton OF power and unity OF e-or-
( il the hands Of the provisional govern
meut and concluded:
Nobody ought 10 take advantage O.
/ the present situation in al effort 10 re
store conditions Ike that before the
/ revolution"
The provisional government Vii
/ do its duty By enlarginx AID strength
ening the gains achieved by the revolu
/ ton and by stopping the criminal &C
tivity OF mad traitors the premier
continued
We must stop the retreat, sto-
! economic disorder and restore our in
ances- The people must forget rhet,
| personal interests and PUT the state
over all
The front situation Is serious and
! demands heroic measures
Il an convinced the organization O.
state Is low sufficiently vigorous for
pure, impartial administration
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-24

feeders. ss-asGs-2o; calves. ss-.5G
saeep-Receipes 5000. market.
STEADY. Native. sI-.5G l0T5; western
IsT-s5G1I-oo: lambs, s10n0G leo;
western. 31a.15G 1915
ST. Louis Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS. July zi-Czssle-Re-
ceipts, $500; market. slow 10 STEADY
Texas receipts, 100 Native beef
steers, S3.5oG 3.50s yea-iing steers
and heifers, 3s-59G 1850; co~s. s6G5G
1910, stockers and feeders. S6-GG
$50; calves. 5000 1880. Texas
steers. $5.5aGe-52s CO.'S and heiter..
S4a5Es.O.
Ho<-Receap.s. 5000: mrse.. Sc
Ioc higher. Mixed and butchers. s. 21G
1850: good 20 heavy. sI5-10GI Is s.;
rough. Sl455G14.63. light, $l510I
1870: pigs. sle-25G1s-o bulk sis-25
shsepReceipss. 5000 market
steady. Ezes, ss.eoGS sc: lanEs.
SIos5GI551. Gamers. S4G0G 40,
packers. s6.oaGSso.
Kansas City Live Stock
KANSAS CITY. July 24-Cattle re-
ceiprs 2,I91; market steady. 19c
lower. Steers. sT0oG1s.s0; COWS
and heifers, s6.suT 1900; stockers
and feeders, $3.50 12-0o. calves.
s7-G9a1250.
Hog receipts 5000; market 5G1ec
higher. Bulk, SIS 5eG15-65; hssFy.
-saR15-75: medium. sl5-20G 1885:
light, s14TaG15-3a-
sheep receipts 1900: market
strong. 1oc higher Lambs. S145GG
1880; ewes. ss.ooGs25; stockers AMI
feeders, ss-009 15.o9-
Omaha Live Stock.
OMAHA, Jul. 24-CattIe receipts
$3.50. market STEADY. 16c lower
Steers, sI66d9 1855. cows and heit-
ers. s.. COG 1880; stockers and feed
ers, $3.50 $50. calves, ss-69G $50;
bulls and stays, s55aGS50-
Hog receipts 13.4e3; market mostly
SO lsc higher. Bulk. sI450G14so;
top. s15-50.
Sheep receipts 1900; market
staady. strong: lambs. sc lower
Yeariiags. sfe9o9If- 50: ~efhsrs.
IS 06G 1000: lambs, s1LT5915-sg.
ewes. $500 $50.
Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO. July 24-Butter-E-
/ tras. 3slac; arsts. Csc: dairy extras.
! 37G5T1c. dairy hrs1s. 35G 3sAc
Ordinary frsts. 1sG 3oc;
frsts. 31L a S3c-
Twins. ZIG 2INc: Young
Americas, aea e &c
po,acoes-yirGnia barrels. S411G
455: Louisville barrels. s3s5R4
Live poultry Fowls, 17T1sc;
ducks. 14GIsc: geese, f2G1lc;;
spring chickens. 72G sc: turkeys,
1sc.
New York Produce Market.
| NEW YORK July aG-FTour. dull
| but firm
Pork. frmer: mess. $4,000 43f1
/ Lard. dull. nominal Middle west
spot s20G1G 900
Sugar. raE, strong, centrifugal test.
ss.55G6-5s. muscaTado So test, s5-52T
SIS Refined. stronger. cut Loaf.
1875: crushed. $780,. powdered. $3.50
Gs 20: graduated. s7.T5G 500
Coffee Rio No on spos- s|c
TaIio~, duh. city. 1tEc. country.
s14r 115c. special. i5Ec
Hay. Urn: No l. sfooGI -Io: No. 9,
T5Gs5c, clover, 5aGs5c
Dressed poultry. quiet: trrkeysF IS
a $40. chickens 1eG 35c; fowls, 15G
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-24

Ce-LE-T ZL5 z0OsE 10 -fT CO.--~--
Eeouk, Iowa, July T. 1917
Resolution No. z55.
Whereas On the 18Th day Of
March. 1917, the KeoEuk Quarry &
Construction company, did enter in
70 contract With the City of Beokuk
to- the Improvement OF Jackson
ar=aua. from The south Inc q lot ?.
4, the north line OF LOT /. IN Eeokuk
Heights addition 70 the City OF heo-
mk- BIZ grading between sGb-grade
and established grade. paving nth
seTen inches OF concrete and c1zro-
ing with cement Eaich contract Eas
duI= approved By this cOuncu OF the
Ord day q April, 1917. ard
Where's The said Eeokuk Qzzry
& Construction company has fully
completed the construction OF the
said improvement In accordance nth
TIE terms and conditions o. the said
contract aud the plans and s7eciffca-
lions thereto attached q showr By
the certificate OF the CITY Engineer.
flied Efth The City CLERK on The End
czv Of March. 1917. therefore.
b II resolved By rhs City Council
q the City OF ksokCk that the said
report ot the City Engineer b. and
the sane < hereby approved and
adopted. and that the Improvement
constructed OF JACKSON aTenue from
soE1El line OF los 2. 20 North Hoe OF
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straps and BUCKLES applied AZ various
military paints OF vantage are among
the things 6ecrsed By clothing de-
siglers for American men Their
style show e on here today They
also plan to lire coats with silk OF
delicate pink and crushed straroer-
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Springfield. Mass Republican, The
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Arizona demanded IS day. Judging
by the market price Of copper 4
might 5e possible for the mine OWN
ers 10 pay 1t