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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-22
Accidental Death

Assistant Coroner John R. T. Rives re- turned & verdict Of accidental death in the ease of Grover Gum, a white man that was killed about half-mile from Newcastle yesterday by a train of the Louisville and Nashville line. The man had come to the Newcastle district about a month ago, and had been work ing around the mines Nothing is known of his relatives or former resi- dence.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-22
Faction Advocating Placing Burden on Incomes and
 War Profits Winning
LAFOLLETTE AND
 WEEKS ARE HEARD
Wisconsin Man Attacks Rich Slack ers'' and Predicts Bread Lines and Starvation Conditions
 This Winter

Washington. August 21.-Increasc in the total levy of the $2,O06 900 ,OOO war tax bill was regarded certain tonight after another day of debate and in- formal conferences among leaders. The extent of the increase was still in doubt, with antagonism growing be- tween factions advocating and oppos- ing n drastic advance in rates war profits and incomes.
 Senators Lafollette and Weeks made the only adresses today. The former spoke for nearly three hours in favor of radically higher levies on war profits and incomes of the wealthy, while the latter defended the bill as drafted by the finance committee, urging that business should not be injured by too heavy initial tax burdens
 TO CONSIDER INCOMES
 After a speech tomorrow by Senator Borah in favor of higher taxation and fewer bonds, consideration of the income tax section is expected to begin.
 Leaders of the finance committee are considering presentation of amendments proposing higher surtaxes on big in- comes Those advocating greater levies
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-22

Ladies of the Woodmen Circle No i5 Fonville Grove will meet at the Woodmer hall this afternoon at ? O. clock. Business of importance will be discussed and 2 good attendance is urged
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-22

The last years output of copper in this country shows q marked increase over any previous years ouipat.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-22

Rev. l.. E, Brubaker pastor of the Ensley Highlands Presbyterian church, announces>that a series of evangelistic services will begin at that church Sep tember 9. Rev. Brubaker has secure. the Rev A. w. Bodeli or Bloomington. H., to assist with these meetings
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-22

In the police court Tuesday morning George Foster, negro boy. was fined SIS for short changing customers in his brothers store al East thomas
 Will Campbell. white, was fined B for reckless driving.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-22

The Fairfield unit of the Red Cross will meet on the balcony of Buck Mercantile store this morning at 9:S0 o'clock
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-22

The union prayer service of the down. town churches of Ensey will be held at the Ensey Presbyterian church tonight at 8 o'clock, J, w. McCarty of the Chris tian church will be leader
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-22
A Hulrry-Up Clean Out of Boys Wool
 Suits
 ToS7.50 To S1O.00 Values Values 5 s7.''

All wool, perfect tailoring, correct style and long ser- vice are the attributes that make these suits extremely desirable. Just right for early fall wear.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-22
MAY REACH FORTY BILLIONS
ALLIES CANNOT PAY

Even England and France" he added
 will be in no position to repay loans flor long time and if this war should Hast for several years, what political
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-11
CANTONhIENTS
BEING RUSHED
Continued from page II

completed November / $500 men en-
pIoyed in construction work
Battle Greek, Gich.-Forty bar
racks How ready, be completed latte,
part Of November, 5000 men 81
ployed; delay IN shipment materials
holding up work
Louisville. Ky. Camp Taylor)-
Nov more than half ready, {, $50 men
at work; b. completed September /
Petersburg. Va. SIry-ave percent
completed: be ready By September /.
1000 men employed; 100 teams, 81
motor trucks 1900 houses already
up
Aves, Mass-Be ready September
1. 5s7 buildings now up: 500 men
e. work.
Fort Sam Houston-Be ready by
September I; seventy percent OF the
work now finished; s,72s men at
work
Annapolis Junction. Md.-Be ready
about October I: handicapped By
scarcity Of labor: $500 nen now al
work; 100 buildings now ready.
Fort Riley, Kans-Pro5ebly ready
complete September Is; $500 mez
row at work; expect 1900 neDr
week; bakery, refrigerator plant de
Pot and corTa1s for ten thousand
| horses arrived today.
Rockford, T7I-Be ready Septen
Der /; 500 Of LOO buildings 20 be
built, now ready: camp coTers 3,6ft
iacres; accommodations for forty
thousand men, $3.50 men now z,
WORK
Dies &oines. Iowa-Be ready Sep
TENDER I: 1870 barracks now ready:
camp more than half complete; 5,90E
men at work On construction
Little Rock, Ark.-Fo-t- percent
complete, 1850 men employed; De
ready October =.
American Lake. Washtn gtoa-S,z
ty percent complete; 500 buildings
up; 1900 men al work; be ready Sep
TENDER /.
Columbia, s Go complete, so
buildings complete; $500 men en-
TIoyed- Ready September /
Tsphank-Be ready October IS;
strike troubles and mosquitoes delay
1900 men HOW az work Camp &C.
commodities 1890 when complete
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-11

the war 10 annex new territory, eth
er in Europe or outside Of Europe.
nor 70 enforce the payment Ct iaden-
mites 10 recover the expenses Of the
var, but the congress does hereby
declare in favor OF the creation Of a
common fund 10 be provided By all the
heIlfgeral- nations 70 a=sst n the
restoration OF the portions Of te-ri-
tory in, any Of the countries Ezost
seriously devastated b- tEe var and
for the establishment o. zc E1-e-ua-
rfonal commission 70 feet5z -Es sgtot-
ment Of the common tzzE
de then called for z general .-aEe-
usnt OF terms
LaFoUette sztd n VII czf1 - hfs
resolution early zer- week He IA
preparing : Epeeca x a6vocacT q t1e
measure
\ E@cozd resolution ~ var saazs
and terms u peaes wa E-crvss..r-1es.
by Senator Efrg,~ T-zL- E@gs r@s1-
luton would hid --ae E-E-es Szzsea 70
the decIzrstEo- 5tS-t n VII -e< zzz1=
peace ur-iI fts E7srEns@a s11 E-E-ess-
pies a. declared III 80 -r<a sS-- 30
co-ZrsEg ca- 81 -fE 3 zrs zs.s-1-r 8sf.geG
an ecco-I .LLs-ef5 r wGg wzg@ wzr
until EEse German gcTsr-lz1esl- sa.zL
Acknowledge Az exE5s.4 IA cs-E-.ssz
and Eeek -Ee te-Zss Esr1 v1su /.
uzy be admitted - 70 err.,t- e Is-ss-T q
civilized z-i E-l 1sErsex sra-es"
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town and hs will have same ready
by the first OF the month The ser
v5ce Will begin on schedule time
without the numbering CT houses.
Mail boxes are OF sale at the Tari-
qua hardware stores.
Dr. CoItstefr- who claims St. Louis
a. lis home, was arrested BIZ Sheriff
CEzstsen last Thursday afternoon on
2 charge q practising medicine with
'or- : license Complaint was made
~ payttes II thu vicinity OF Hit, who
reported the doctor az soliciting bust
Eezz theye and his actions aroused
szsg5czoa He was travelling over the
corz-srY II Fo-t car and carried
with him z stock OF drugs and other
para lerrslta necessary in promoting
L8a kasf1ess. He was arraigned on
Eztzr6zT and fined $50 and costs,
v5tea be peft On Sunday. and accom-
g<zzI@d by his wife, who Joined him
CT Saturday. he went to ST Louis.
Attorney :. z. Luther on Monday
sTezEag received telegram from his
wife Announcing the death that day
q Ee- father, J. n MiIliken at his
a9r1e Er South Bend. Indiana De-
CEASED lived for many years in Scot.
land county and was a man OF the
vs-T highest type OF citizenship. His
f@-sIse f. deeply u1ourned by large
circle IL friends IN this vicinity who
s1S1 tn extending sympathy to the
s@-ssTed family.
Andres and zimmerman are closing
cat tleir grocery store and meat mar
ke1 ard viii retire from business.
Carl Mulch came IN from Stewart
vile. No. last Monday night to take
examination for entrance. Carl is
sgDeriEtendent on the Redpath-vaw-
ter 1--WE day circuit
Warren Guy came in from Clarion.
EoTa- las; Friday for a visit with
home folks He was drafted for the
national army and expects orders to
report to Des Moines for training
within few weeks.
Mrs Earl knight, whose maiden
name Vas Inez Feldman departed this
life on Wednesday, August 1, at her
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-11

home near Luray. Deceased was a
daughter OF Henry Feldman and was
born near Etna on May e. 1889.
yariey Conway and family OF New
Market, Iowa, were guests OF Arthur
Conway and wife In Memphis sew
eral days the past week.
Miss Carrie Decker returned to her
home in Lancaster on Tuesday after
several weeks visit with her sister
Mrs. VIII Ladd, in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos- Naggs and son.
Tommy, and Mr. and Mrs. James
Casey motored to Kansas City last
Sunday for visit with relatives.
The Memphis orchestra under the
capable direction of Prof. Joseph
Lopez made it's initial appearance at
the New theatre last Friday night
and the program presented made a
distinct hit The personnel is Prof.
Lopez. cornet: Leo Morris. clarinet:
Herb Prather, violin; Roy Stefan,
piano: and Frank Hudson. drums.
W. NJ. Mcclure. who has been the
guest of his brother. J. c. Mcclure
in this city left yesterday for visit
near Barring with his niece, Mrs.
Clara CowelL From there he will go
" AS-NScAS4OL SpIIASSs kflSIl 10 MS nome
in Kansas
A quiet wedding took place at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Casing.
ham in this city on Thursday. August
z. at 10 o'clock a. m. when their
daughter. Miss Josephine, was united
in marriage to DR.. F. Wayne Cone.
DR.. E. B. Thompson OF the First NJ.
e. church officiating.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
F. Moore. south OF Memphis. was the
scene OF very pretty wedding cere-
mony on Wednesday, August /, 1917,
when their youngest daughter. Miss
Lou Ella, was united in marriage to
motifs Walker, Rev. Mayfeld officiat.
ing.
Major E, P. Grinstead who has
been in training camp at TT. Sill.
Okla, for several months. came last
Friday morning for few days visit
with his family in this city and with
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-11
Chicago Cash Grain

Chicago Cash Grain
CHICAGO. Aug Ii-Whea--No- :
red, sas1G2.4Q: No. 2 hard. sasGG
26e; No. 8 hard. Sass
Con-No. : yeIlow, soG1-es: No
2 white. se90Ge05; No. mixed
s1s0GI .s5-
oats-So- white. 5sa71c; stand
ard $50 G701c-
Peoria Grain.
PEORIA. Ill. Aug 11--Corn-Mar.
ket 39G $50 lower. No. 1 yellow,
$50. No. S yellow, s176; No
mixed, s1-TsGI SO: No s mixed, Sits.
Oats-Narket IL &c lower. No.
2 white. No white. No. white, 81
Gs4i4c; standard s45sc.
Chicago Live Stock.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
CHICAGO. Aug l1-Hogs closed
weak 10 10 cents lower Top s1TL5.
Estimated receipts for Monday 10000.
Cattle closed steady. Top sf435;
calves $3.50.
Sheep closed steady. Top s11.o0:
lambs $3.50.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Aug. u.-Hog receipts
1000; market strong. 15625c higher.
Mixed and butchers, $3.50 GI7I5:
good heavy. s1s4oT17I5; rough
heavy, s15.69G15.s5; light, sl5!00G
IT.05; pigs, s11-25G1Iso. Estimate!
receipts Monday. 10000.
Cattle receipts 500; market steady.
Beeves, $500 I4.35: cows and heit-
rs. ss50G 1900: stockers and feed
ers. s5.60T9.25: calves, ss-75I1350.
Sheep receipts 1000 market
steady. Native. $1,000 1850: west
EN-. ss.06G11G0: lambs, ss.T5G1500;
western, s11-00G15-z0.
Omaha Live Stock.
OMAHA. Aug 11-CattIe receipts
100: market steady. Steers. se.51F
1415: cows and heiters. s5.81Ts so:
stockers and feeders. s5.75Gs 20:
calves. ssG0G 1900; bulls and stays,
s550G8-5o
Hog receipts $500: market 15a35c
higher Bulk, s1s-00G Is; top.
1850.
Sheep receipts $50 direct to pack
e-s. Yea-Ifngs. $3.50 1900: veth-
erz, se01g 1925; lambs, s14759
1875: ewes. ss.o06e25.
ST. Louis Live stock.
EAST ST. LOUIS. Aug I.-cattle
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-11

his parents In the north part Of the
county.
On Monday. September 3, az
o'clock the schools will begin ms
first session. High school stuoehls
win fill out enrolment cards at olee
Classification of new students anu
selection of courses for all stuoel'
viii continue as rapidly as poss.es
The Epworth league OF the fns.
N. e. churct-about forty IN nuniue,
enjoyed a delightful picnic ~
Prairie Gem church LAST Iuesua,
night. A sumptuous luncheon sas
served TO the great enjoyment Oh a y
Last Thursday J. NJ. Jayne gu.
John Forester purchased the n "
Campbell business house on the "a,
side OF the square-the rooms ~
occupied By J. c. Courtney ana N Z
Walker.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-11
Kari Has Escaped.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. !
WASHINGTON. Aug. II-Tratn-
ing camps and forts are on The watch
today for Karl Otto Won HeIfs-ish,
German army officer and spy, foIIo~-
ing his escape from Fort D. a. Raz-
sell, wyoming.
Al that place ne apparently obserr-
ed troop movements and was not
identified until his departure
Won Helferish is described as .
20 80 years old, five feet. inches.
40 pounds. blonde. smooth shaver.
with delicate womauish hands and
q characteristic reddish spot on each
cheek bone
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-11
Eirs+ sloodshed.

limited Press Leased Wire INA
KANSAS CITY. Mo, Aug IL .ro
first bloodshed in the strike u @
hundred street railway nioso. .ss.
and conductors came toda! ssd
strikers and sympathizers ala s-,sd
three street car loads OF hipO
strike breakers. .,s rsr
They were being taken TO 'I n-,css
barns from the union station. psnVs
and stones smashed the car "il''
and the strike breakers fed. -,,oss
Harvey Bailey. assistant ous'I ms
agent OF the Transfers union, ding
shot by a strike breaker ac.0 sseu
to reports. The trouble star'su me
a fink" threw an iron pipe INV
crowd. --,ved at
Nine coaches of thinks alfi'
noon from Chicago.
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receipt. 200; market steady Texas
receipts IS. native heaf steers, $3.50
G1s59. yeariing steers and heife-E-
S. SOC 1850; COWS. $500 a 1000;
stockers and feeders. $500 100;
ca,Tes. $500 1880: Texas steers,
So SaGs 80. COWS and he!ters. $3.50
500.
Hog receipts 400; market for
best. loo higher: others 20d CSC high
er Mixed and butchers. sIs.s5r
I7ls. good TO heavy, s171DGl1.t5;
rough. sIs-s0G 1915; light, 1850
1I-15; pigs. slo-5oG 1890; bulk.
sl6.759ifI1.
sheep receipts 1850. market
steady Ewes, sso0Gs-50; lambs,
5000 14-55; Gamers. Ao9G459;
packers. 5000 $50.
Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY, Aug 1-Cattle
receipts 400; market STEADY Steers,
s7-5dG 1L25; cows and heifers, $500
G1e50; stockers and feeders, $500
lI5e; calves, ss-50Gu-5a.
higher Bulk. s1s-20G17-09; heavy.
s1s S011T15: medium, s15.50T1T.0o;
light, sIs.00G1s.s5.
4
steady. Lambs. s13-T5914.75; ewes.
ss-e0Gs $50; wsthers. sS-5o714-5o.
Chicago Produce
CHICAGO, Aug. 11-Butter-Ex-
tras. ssc; frsts. ssAc: dairy extras.
SIC Ssc; dairy frsts. 35L q 36t5c
Egg-ordinzry frsts, zs.1 q 2sac;
frsts. 31F524c
CheessTwins. 2lAG 214c; Young
Americas, 2eG q z2Gc
ginis barrels, sE75G525, Minnesotas,
sLeaaI70.
Live poultry Fowls. 17G1sac;
spring chickens. cog 23c; turkeys,
Isc-
New York Produce.
NEW YORK. Aug. I1-F7orr mar
ket dull but steady.
Pork market firm Mess. $500
Lard market quiet Middle west
spot. So 40T $3.50.
Sugar. raw. market steady. Centri-
tugal test s7-52aT.7T: Muscavado SO
test. ss-5276ysS
Sugar. refined. market steady. Cut
loaf. 1880, crushed. 1888: powdered.
ss-55 $3.50; granulated, ss.40ne-15-
Coffee Rio No. on SPOT, aAc-
Dressed poultry market firm Tur-
keys, 1s6 32c; chickens. 1886:
fowls, 1eG Csc; ducks. 20T.ac-
Live poultry market ffrm Geese.
Isc: ducks. 1sT 2sc: fowls, 25T 23c:
turkeys. &c.,. ROSTERS, Ice: chickens.
broilers, esG3sc-
Cheese market firmer. State milk
common to special. Isl 2sAc; skins
common to specials. 3T17c-
Butter market quiet Receipts TO-.
e55. Creamery extras. 4oa T41c;
dairy tubs. $50 4e11c: Imitation |
creamery firsts- nominal
Egg market irregular Receipts l.
$50 Nearby white fancy. 51Tsec
nearby mixed fancy, $50 42c: fresh. :
s6G4ac-
Omaha Butter.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ] !
OMAHA, Seb-. Aug. 11.-Buttsr /
3sI1 cents.
ST. Louis Horse and Mule Market
ST. LOUIS, No. Aug fo-aorses /
There were very few horses on
hand and the days trade vas limited I
&c selling OF war animals-United /
States cavalry and English gunner
types The latter government is no
longer buying mares The market for
southern mares Is very good at pres l
ent and prices strong. as compared
with last week. Some went TO south /
ern buyers. The eastern trade was /
light.
Hsavy draft, extra 1861 gas I
Eastern chunks .... 15GG1T5i
Southern horses, choice ;. 140615aF
Southern horses, good -. 101R1s5i
Southern horses, common 500 SIS I
Plugs ...-.. ...... asa sol
Mules-There has been practically
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-11
AMERICA IS
DRIVING FORWARD
Continued from page L

urging patriotic observance Of mobil-
iza,ton day.
Provost Marshal General Crowder
was expected 70 announce q new MOD
uizstiol date today. September :,
originally set for assembling the first
groups Of the ST.. 300 selected men
has been abandoned. Z later date
with prospects Of less conflicting holi-
days and railroad traffic viii be Sc
IecEed- Wherever drafted men as
semble for the trip TO the caatonments
on the mobilization date, their neigh
bors are expected 70 join IN a send
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-11
81. Lou., HAN M s...,..

o. Louis Hay and Straw.
ST. LOUIS, Ang- I0.-yerv So
offerings OF timothy and ciora
niIed again sold higher. with LEI
unsettled at the advance tr.Se ea
made at from 81 10 81 per ton aboss
those quoted Wednesday. arr,r.,'
are running much below cr,.-sIs
daily needs. ana hay in storage =
held at prices generally above hrI
ers vteEs-car OF medium ou.u:-
timothy reported sold as high :.
$3.50 in warehouse Prairie. clors.
and alfalfa all urgently sought ~,
all grades can be readily sold
large premiums. COMMON slough o,.s.
the only excep-ton--he latter ,s NJ
eTen wanted al the price OF straw
Only nine cars fresh arrivals a.
specsed, which included timothv
alfalfa and / prairie. Sales on tracI,.
CloVer mixed SIS to s21; clover sal
able at SIS TO s2s
StraE-UuchaaSed Sales cav,
wheat a. $3.50 per ton this siss
track, / car at So east side.
New York Money Market
NEW YORK, Aug. 1l-Bar siIye,
New York, sz-sc-
Demand sterling, s4.Ts T-ls
Daily Stock Letter.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Seryicel
NEW YORK, AUg 11.-The New
York Evening Sun financial review ta
day said:
Tocays short session Of the stocs
market was an extremely dull and Al.
tenuated affair IN the first halt O,
which only narrow. irregular price
changes took place quite devoid 4,
either fntereS. OF significance. At The
end OF the first hour, however tha
general list began TO move forward
under the urge, il would appear, Of
the loose ends OF short covering 10 be
attended TO against the week end re.
cess There is undoubtedly less nsr
yousness as q result OF the improved
position and & msy be that in the
course OF the next few weeks those
who advocate q moderate bull move
mert may see their hopes realized
With one or two exceptions prices
today were but slightly changed ron
the Friday closing ievel Tie list
was steady to firm. although The mo-
tors stocks were inclined TO Be heavy
under the sharp decline II General
Motors. That issue sold down to
new low record below ii, WITH par.
tial recovery later. Rails Esss quite
neglected and nxTruw.
Stock Market No..s.
limited Press Leased Wire Sesvicel
NEW YORK. Aug 11--Ths stock
market opened irregular today with
steel and motor shares frzetioaslly
OF Specialties were strong
Trading was quiet
e. S. Steel opened =. 12ss. o.
and Bethlehem "B- was OF \ at
l1s. Republic was up 4 at @s
General Motors was OF s at l@
Among the specialties. Tobacco
Products showed an overnight gain
of * at T4A. c. S. Rubber vasup
Il at $50 and United Cigar Stores
= at 1s4ls.
While the market In general vi'
extremely quiet. and price changes
confined to small fractions Genera
Motors during early trading, sold De-
low I06. or o4 from the close
Runors were In circulation Of a
change IN the control OF the cor
poration- The market closed STEADY.
Hogs stilI Going Up.
limited Press Leased Wire Se7ycel
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 1L-Hoss
sold for si7-Io a hundred pounds On
the local market here today, Inc
record for local markets. Commission
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GS1 From Iowa

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
DES MONIES, Iovg. Aug I1-Tou-
hundred and sixty IoEaus viii begin
training August q al Fort Smelling
in the second officers training camp
rhere The men selected have al
ready passed the physical and mental
examinations and will not have 70
undergo another one at Fort Smelling
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Grain Review.

Grain Review.
United Press Leased Wire Service
CHICAGO. AGg l1-Lowsr casa
corn due 20 the withdrawal Of the
GIszzIIers from the market following
th= passage OF the food III. today
was responsible for q frac-tclally
lower market n co-l futures De
Gambler corr opened unchanged ~
II51s and closed = lover May
opened I. down and closed u ~.
the opening being H.
September wheat opened AZ Els,
unchanged from yesterdays close and
declined ; ar Eha close.
Oats vas lower IN sympathy with
corr September opened 81 5s.,
berg unchanged. and closed s. low
G December opened unchanged at
$50 and closed L lower Mar vas
unchanged 1t an opening Of Sis, but
declined a ze the close
P-ovistols we're higher On . strong
and higher hog market
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-11
River Bulletin

The river change win be slight
with falling tendency, from Davea
port TO WARSAW during the next 81
hours.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-11
Late Market Quotations

and ali kinds are selling abon, -
same Is week ago. Runs have ~. as
light and also the trade. what m usea
interest Was displayed, cepteri,n nus
good big mules, miners and pr;,, oa
var mules 'isl
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OF that viii hearIen the soldiers for
their long months OF training
Psradss, speeches and gifts will fea-
ture the day
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(Continued from page II
/ have only been a consumer" he
said. However, I believe we should
have swift action and If the coal
operators show disposition TO do
the right thing, / viii tackle the job.