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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-07
Another Warning
Administration Bill
To Be Finally ADOPTED

WASHINGTON, Dec with a for
NAL report from the foreign affairs COM
mittee the resolution to declare war on
Austria-Hunga was today brought
into the house of representatives.
There were no dissenting votes in the
committee, and at the request of Chair
man Flood the house gave it's unani-
nous consent to take up the resolution
tomorrow at the beginning of the ses-
sion and pass IL before tomorrow night.
Senate action late this week or early
next also seemed likely for an identical
resolution before the senate foreign rela-
tions today for consideration. Chair
man Stone announced that he expected
the committee to decide it's course in
time for a report to the senate when
Il reconvenes tomorrow.
Approval of. the resolution which de-
clares the existence of state of war
between the United States and the i'm
perial and royal Austro- Hungarian gov
eminent is regarded as very certain de-
spite the sentiment in favor of the
addition of Turkey and Bulgaria.
Reasons for the presidents disincl:-
nation to include these two allies Of
Germany in his recommendations have
been given conhdentiaIly to Chairman
Stone and Flood and probably will be
made public in debate. Senator Stone
and Representative Flood both confer
red with Secretary Lansing yesterday
and IL was understood the secretary be-
lieves that no circumstances yet war
rants action against Turkey and Bull.
garia. Hope had been expressed by
some officials that German domination
Of these countries may be broken.
Only one member of the house COM
mittee. Representative Miller. of Min
nesota, who has recently returned from
the war front, voted for the proposal
to include Turkey and Bulgaria. On
the final vote, however. he joined with
the others in approving the Austrian
document The strongest demand for the
addition of Turkey and Bulgaria is ex-
pected in the senate.
ROME. Dec. 6.-Italy Is overjoyed
that, America is to declare war on Aus
tria-Hungary.
A nationwide demonstration of graft
tude for America was being planned
today.
News Of President wilson's recon-
mendation TO congress, transmitted i'm
mediately to Italian solGters at the
front, has been sent by them to the
enemy. Great signs were erected in
the trenches, so that the Austrians op-
posite might read. Italian aviators
dropped hastily printed messages by the
thousands over the Austrian lines. in
forming them of Americas decision.
notable celebration is being planned
in Milan to mark that city's gratitude
10 America. Rome was also planning
a demonstration of students and civil
ans today.
1t has already been decided here to
Serenade American Ambassador Page.
Americas decision TO make war on
fermany's chief ally was hailed by Of
&C ais as certain vigorously to improve
nc morale of the italian armies and to
strengthen immeasurably 1talian-Ameri-
tan understanding
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-07
Cotton

NEW YOEK. Dee. 6.-The cotton market
opened steady today at an advance Of - TO 81
points in response to firmer Liverpool cables
and renewed buying by trade interests. Janu-
airy sold at 2S.74 and March at 2S.4I on tbe
call, making rallies of about 90 to 60 points
from the low levels Of yesterday. Much scat
terng liquidation was encountered at these
prices, causing reactions Of several points after
the call The smaller sales reported In the
southern spot markets at the decline attracted
considerable attention. being attributed in some
ullarerS to a withdrawal Of offerings while 9TH
crs were more nCline, to consider them the
result Of a small demand.
Trading was quiet later in the morning with
the one unsettled and fluctuations Irregular.
TN the whole. however prices made a fairy
steady showing, particularly in the case OF
December which sold mp to 20. As on covering,
while later months worked about 30 to 33 points
net higher on bullish spot Hdvices and local
estimate placing the crop at 10,S3s,OOO bales,
excluding linters.
The midday advance ran into another wave
of liquidat ton and local selling with the mar
let nervous and unsettled during the afternoon.
January sold off TO 2S,ij aud March 2s.lO
around > o'clock. o. abont unchanged to 4
points lower.
NEW YORK COTTON
,ne following tie rGilrg prizes on IN"
v'hangp today:
Tone very steady; middllng. 29.95c, quiet.
Last Prev
N.1o
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-07
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
Classified Advertisemen ts

FOR SALE-FEATHERS.
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and pair feather pillows weighing lbs.
for $l2. All new feathers: best ticking. Old
reliable dealer \ postcard will bring catalog
end order blanks. D. NJ. Martin, outman Ga
wANTED-FARMS.
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ranch for sale. o. D. MattsOn, 103 Eudicott
hIig., st. Paul. MINI.
SEEDS AND PLANTS.
[ ASBAtiE plants and see,is. Genuine true 10
name. Leading varieties. quick shipments
Express collect, Sl.JO, 1000. Parcel post paid,
500, Sl.25; 1000. 81. J. L. & q. W. ClarA
ThnmSSville. Ga.
CABBAGE plants for fail and winter beading.
leading varieties. Express collect 1000.
S1.50: parcel post, 800, Sl.25. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Highway Farm. Decatur. Ga.
/ hu>I -IItUUF CABBAGE PLANTS-Leading
varieties. Express collect. LOCO, $3.50; par
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Highway Farm, Decatur. Ga.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-07
RECEIPTS IN CHICAGO
CEIcAGO CASH QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO, Dee d.--Corn; No. . and No. !
oats, No. white. TGi a ne; standard. 76la
Rye. No. ., 81 sOLa.
barley, 81 .25d1. IS.
Timothy, So. O0@ 80
Glover. $50 O0et 90 90.
Pork, nominal
Lard, 500. 80.
Ribs S27. 70.
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS.
The follow ing the cash quotations on
Grain and the previous close.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-07
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 6.-Peace rumOrs from
Austria exerted n steady tone in cotton here
today on which the market rose % to 20 points
in the first half hour Buyers found little cot
ton for sale and prices responded easily to the
demand.
The market became quiet hut steady with
gradual sagging movement chiefly as the result
of the lack of any special support. Toward
noon prices were points lower to , points
higher than the close Of yesterday.
The decline Of 20 POINTS in spOt quotations
hade depressing Y ct on contracts which,
at O'clock were q to 10 points below the
level of yesterdays final nriceS.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The following were the TIlin. prices IN tue
..rYpge to-day:
Tone: Steady: mddling. 2S.3Sc; steady.
Iaht Prov
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-07


NEW ORLEANS bee. 6.--SpOt cotton quiet
80 points off. Sales on the SPOT liz; to ar
rive 1900 Low midding. 2I50; middling
IS: good middling. 2S.ss. Receipts $50
stock $4,000.
SPOT COTTON MARKET
Atlanta, steady, 29.3dc.
New York, quiet, 29.95c.
New Orleans, steady, 2S.3Sc.
Augusta. steady, 2S75c
Memphis, steady %, l5c.
Savannah. steady. %. 1876.
Charleston, steady. 2S.00c.
Wilmington, steady, 2S.75c.
Montgomery. steady. 29c.
Boston, steady, 20.95c.
Philadelphia, steady, 29.30c.
Norfolk, steady, 2S.63c.
Houston. steady. 27.75c.
Galveston, quiet. 2s.25c.
Mobile. steady, 29c.
Little Rock, 29.3Sc.
Dallas steady ~. 45c.
ATLANTA SPOT COTTON
Atlanta spot cotton e. e. =. e. .29. 35c
shipments. - ''''.'.' %'SS3
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-07
Gram

CHICAGO. Dec. Ct nfavorable weather pros
pects gave some increase of strength today
to corn. Opening dustatiuHs. which ranged
from hc to re higher. with January $lH9S
to $l.21Ts and May S1.l0% to S1.19s, were
followed by slight reaction. but then by a
fresh upturn.
Corn closed firm at the same as yesterday .
finish to We higher, with January S2lSs'
and May 81 .1H3s to 81 .19s..
Sustained inquiry from the seabOard carried
oats to high level
Srantiness Of offerings made provisions soar.
CHICAGO quotations.
TIE following were tbe ruling prices IN the
exchange TODAY:
Open. High Low. Close. Close.
Dec. .....I.24at 1.2a 1.241s 1.23 1.2Ils
Jan. .I.21Tsm1.21% 1.21Ts 1.21 LIES 1.21S
May 1.l9S@I.1ga 1I95s 1.19 1.10% 11a9S
OATS
Dec. .......75ls 1873 74H 1873 IS
May. ..T2i, T2I9 I13s 12l2 I2i2
Jrn. =. :. ....i7.o5 1905 47.4a 47.45 47.a5
ARD
Jan. E. .....24.7O 2Io5 24.52 a4.52 245@
May. . .24.SO 24.ST a4.G2 FACE 2i.jI
JON. . ..a5.7O $50 25.4a 25.42 25.3I
May. ....25.C0 21.7O 25.45 25.45 25.35
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Continued From Page H.
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Praises Insurance. System

The humanitarian benefit OF the SOL
diers' and sailors insurance system
was praised by the secretary.
The internal revenue bureau, Mr.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-07

MEN Of inventive ability should write for new
Lists Of Needed Inventions" Patent Buy
ers'' and ''How to Get Your Patent and YOnT
Money" Advice free. Randolph Co., Patent
Attorneys. Dept. CO, Washington, u. {.
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wANTED-Agsnts.

=, -, ....--.-.h uHuer 40 years OLD, with horse
and buggy, to sell maps, will guarantee 81
per day and chance to make SIS to $2U per week
extra, if ready to begin Work. Send names Of
business men as reference. G. Myers, IL u
- ,trlan Atlanta. On.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-07

AuI..> Is---LU per cent profit. Wonderful little
article. Something new; sells like wildfire.
Carry right In pocket. Write at for free
sample 4. VI. Feltman, Mgr, 1858 Third ST.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-06
PERFORMANCE THE REAL TEST.

In the middle west New York City politics
as viewed as an eruption peculiar 70 the people
OF the metropolis and an sggTavation TO be
read of elsewhere but not coured- But New
YORK City politics hgs improved immensely IN
character and attainment within the past few
years, chiefly because there has been at the
head OF the municipal government man such
as John Purroy Mitchell who wss chosen near
" four years ago and without consideration Of
parrisanship. NoE it IS proposed 10 reaoznlnste
Mayor Mitchell. and il Is clear that he Is prepared
10 meet the severest test that can be offered any
man IN Office vino Is presented for reelection
He makes no promise other than he vii, II re
elected, give New York City the same kind OF
administration II has had In the last three and
g half years improving 81 points where ex-
penence has shown Improvement possible and
avoiding, II he csa. such mistakes ss have been
made The mayors claim 10 reelection IS 70
De tested, not by what he proposes for the fl
rure. but by whar he has done Il Is the most salts
factory way In any community. large or small,
for II Is known what 70 expect New YORK
City csn ask nothing be.-e- at this tine than.
second Mitchell administration II Is not q
question which concerns the swapping OF horses
while crossing stream: rather, II eonprehen6s
the a3visahiIity OF retaining horse proved 30
d o. superior quality.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-06
THE NEXT VICTIM.

Some among rs affect 10 scout as sn Imas7n-
airy menace the idea that II vas part OF the
P-ussian plsn 10 attack this country after the
wG IN Eurnpe had been won But LET those VINO
doubt this remember that not only the I'M
probable but that which was conceived 10 be the
Impossible mas been happsnng ever since the
beginning OF the var
Who could have believed. three vesrs ago.
that the Gernan government would tear up
treaties wantonly bum cities murder defense
less people, exTort ransoms from conquered
towns. earv men and women into slavery. de-
srroy some OF history's most cherished monu-
ments and lay waste the fairest fields OF Bel
GUM and Francef What American would not
have considered the suggestion that official
Germany would order and carry into effect
such infanlies a base and unbelievable libel on
the German peoplef But IN view Of these
things that have been done, says Secretary Of
State Lansing, and OF much more that has been
tried, including the attempt OF Berlin to hribe
MEXICO TO make war upon Us by the promise OF
American territory, can there be any room for
doubt that had the United States remained
neutral If would have been the next victim !
Our enormous wealth would have aroused the
eupidity OF an impoverished though triumph
ant Germany which would have seen In Us the
only obstacle IN the way Of its ambition TO rule
the world.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-06

{ EE-sysTs clothing hcake and II Pei.
ing in complete line OF musical
Instruments
Pvoate Court ke.sE-Eanocek Co.
Inventory OF the estate Of James
9. johnson. deceased, filed by Alice
G. Aaroa enthusiastically shows the
following real estate:
W. Of NV 81. and 81 OF Sc OF
NV 3As, 10 acres
III acres off s, side OF Ne Of
NV s+ss
L ). + sas- Of Eas o. Sw. a4-s-s,
70 scrss
Sc .. Nw. 1853
!. / and 2. of Sub o. Ell OF NV
1855.
sa1s acres or S. side @, sw. Sc
1850
w. o. NV 154s
Ehs11s1 property estimated at $500.
Cash On hand. sI4ss2
Inventory O. the estate Of George
ElAS- deceased, fled by John r. Ellis.
administrator. which shows cash on
81. 7e4ss
longing 10 Mabel EaEel. Joseph EgeI
and Eln5ca Ezssi. minors, BIZ Edwin
8 coonbs fheir guardian a6 Istez
Order fled directing the payment
Of SIS aztorls.'s fees, snd 80 guard
ian al Item Zee II said sgzsr-
II the case OF wiIIsAl A Sy-o1ds,
administrator de eo1s rco with viii
annexed Of tle Estate Of Kate Jecx-
so1, deceased, rs William A Jackson
szd Thomas Bio.d- n the uartsr O.
The sale Ct real estate. said real es-
-sts being NE Sc Is and 81. OF NE
IE5
Order o. co1r; lied. drectsas he
administrator 70 sell said lands. a.
above neatioaed
Sond Of William A srDoois, With
Edwin s COMBS and S.las ".
Hre1Ess. Is srreyF. IN the sun Of
$500 & The natter c. said sale,
fled and e-proTe5-
n re TIE gra-ciaaship q willis
Ray AEsttn- Iona May Aas..a. Ls~is
Scott Austin. NAy F-nacss Arxtsa.
william Ss1aes AIss.a and Blanche
sadoce Austin. Scott BeIrap, KEa-
tsr
Order Of court rflet directing tie
PAYMENT Of specific srns. .ur each
minors support 70 .she personal
legally snrtsS 70 tAe sznA
II Ls matter so tie KaardAcshH
q Eo-zrd 3 Cores. Alice Cloves,
guardian
Order directing the payment 70 SAID
guardian, -1r the care and keen Of
SD -srd. ~ : Reasonable rate per
Il ~ ire s--sse Of Rcber- \. Gallo
.sy. deceased
Ffzai report q JoA, ". Wilkins.
ex@---o- q sad s=sAfe shown. Total
receipts s2.74LiT:tcsxi expenditures,
s.. sgssa
4.Ts- u. Distraction OF rn
z-o1-- said balance Is c-de-ed TO
- tuned cvsr 70 Annie II. Gallo
EaT, r11CT O. said deceased sh~
being sois lsE-ee
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-06
SUBMARINES AND WOODEN SHIPS,

The best thai car be ssid OF Chairman Hur-
ley's plan 10 give wooden ships Substantial
part Ii the program OF the reorgsnized ship
ping board IS thai II promises speed in construc-
ton when time Is an extremely important fac
tor N the contest with German submarines. Ac-
cording 10 the British admiralty report, there
has been an increase IL the rate OF destruction
OF merchant ships OF one thousand, six hundred
oons and over. Nor is the outlook much i'm
proved by the statement that the best svsiIable
information II the possession Of the Washing
ton government based on reports from abroad
Indicates that Germany has in operation
against entente and American shipping not
more than two hundred undersea hc-ats 70.
while the estimate is one hundred below u,e
based on q prediction made BIZ Count Won
Beustorff last February, WashinS>on hears
from source believed to be reliable ssst S---
many is turning out thr,se or four nsv kubns-
z1nss a week. and that the number Of C-bos.s
destroyed or disabled is about one vesk
The net gain shown by these figures Is In
r,ortsnt- It would appear that Germany i
building submarines faster than she Is losing
them Many more merchant sAtyss gre being
destroyed than are built to replace ta-n-
Chairman Hurley sees but one thing 10 do-s,
build slips Of wood, ships OF steel s1d shiuz -
both wood and steal as fast IS possible. Il is
said tass she construction of wooden shirss "a
supplement- steel tonnage viii not be opposed
BY Admiral Cspps, head OF the Emergency
Fleet cor>crstioa- In planning 50 build 1nsnv
wooden vessels the chairman Of The shipuin-
board follows g precedent established BY Can
eda and France. What he proposes viii not IL
serfsEe with the construction OF steel vessels +
Let him go ahead sld tsllld- The ships, hun /,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-06
GASOLINE PROBLEM.

There are four million motor vehicles II
America, each OF which uses ten barrels o:
gasoline year, and our consumption Of oil and
its products exceeds our home production by
thirty-ive million barrels annually. From now
on our government viii have war uses for 6
vast amount OF gasoline and our allies now mead
and viii need every gallon they can get Moth
ing remains Tor motor owners therefore eEceu-
the strictest econon! IN the use Of this taaL
and one OF tSo things must happen The peo-
pie must either give up pleasure riding 70 3
great extent, e. the president O. the S-azdz-
OIL oanpeov advises o- Le sovs-Dat EFT
commander E-ca part y Ihs o---y- g r n-s5s
for Itself and rs allies. L tis ca- RI SsE5
VII bs 50 greet tc- re Ar=s s--1sv +. q
the ns-sst frat -ks pre- -iss ks-s co., 5y
regulation. lGy 70 70 s--s n-.- I-@aS 3.
before. Jrs- nov Z Il % cc-s sl-g-s L zg,s -sz
clear, t1t 4 ~e1i5 So tG -e1r .E ---
ucE EC- tE III. fl - -aa 1919 II
so-s o1hs- szszE.-eorT s-Es7e-se z te@ ts-
sssnssre-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-06

TRx. So e.s So Z. zs~z.s s.z-cs-s 4 ssrs
1t $500 e----a.-e scae.- n --rgz--
e Ea--Se
e->e from ~ --S>sr AL
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s~--c4. cezl-E-1 s------ss
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t--- eos~-~s-1 e-oop 80 --e
aSffo~ soc3s-Ecse-
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ec-~-ss-S- q c-ss1E.e-- Tn. American e5--
beSrsys something Of eet; s,-etf-es cucs
rse4-es
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-06
NEW RUSSIAN
DEMOCRAc,
Hnie OF A6soIutIan crss..s
proved by People. a.
Best Method Of
Government

United Press Leased Wire s..,
PEIROGRAD. Aug. Ga esslcsl
racy that has created within , nsmoe
rule Of absolutism, approved h
people. was Russia's latest con,,, -
ton to war governments" ,o Eda.iiou
Having been giren vote NJ ".
osnGe oy coanctfs Representative. au Y
AZ Russians. Premier Kerenaky !. =, I
r pes,en % oes sss WITH his work y
The portfolios Of all cabfrs, pOse'-
Iers are again in his hand. u.
eudsavor 70 form q new cahiro. ua
continue with the preseo. 49,. ~
ss he chooses Tie workmsns, !.
soldiers council. tie peasants. slq
ell and Other bodies LOOK IN ~. y
tatorship Of Ks-ensky TO ssvs pu, u'al
A great improvement in The mo,.,.|
OF troops n TIE front is reoo-,sa ~
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-06
TODAYS BIT OF VERSE
the GREATEST THOUGHT

THE GREATEST THOUGHT.
Ere ny bed ny limbs Lar
Il hath not bean ny uss 10 pzr
VIII folded hs-ds or te16ei knees:
But s1ls1-5y, BY kio- degrees
Ly spirit 10 lore compose.
In k@hlsst E1s- mine syslsts close
With rey-sEsr mind
No wtAa cc1cssvsd 10 tiozght expressed
Only tie thclEh1 divine
Is Der ny >ocl lg@sl
III lsS greatly aisS
Since y ne -o1-5 Zs- everywhere
L-G S-e-x-h and wisdom ara
-A-ccy-czA
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-06

for hearing besore goyernm
ounais also sent copies az .as n
mortal 10 the Iowa state en-, me ne
defense and Governor GooSanei d
Indiana with application. fos d
hearings. 1of pubId
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-06

To- ss-s 2ss--. -wA Dcrey are
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yesl- cSo.-s. - II. Tie soar BIZ "a
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-06

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tax O. E-w - E-1S-+v Z la- rrz--s.- wa
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-06
cs.l p-sees Toe HlaA.

LI-tts1 Press Lease. Wire Sr.ce. I
CHICAGO. 41x- t-Cnarg9nr that
- n 7-zces are exAo<nsiaHt. The
-r.as1iss e--sss O. Casc.eo xao Fhils-
csEEs-a .c1sy ssE- q -szrts, 20 sha
federal rrzts ccDEtsssoc sskt-r ror
- early s.t--.g s-s asfaAHsAner,
o. . rs1ss1ssAs r<toe- 9, coal
Tie a--aa- -eseA Ec.s .cr unict
PATHS Z y--fs1ttoE nefr tn,ResN
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-06
eisassrs for chIEsrsa.

eisassrs for chlEsrsn.
rCnfec Press Leased Wire ss,v,.. (,
CHICAGO, Aug s.-The p,.,sr.!
OF eliminating the kaiser ron ~
csgo Pablo schcc, spoilers has hss,
let 70 tie chldre1- The snsll..
which was prepared By write, -
German extraction. contains M ~
erencs 10 any Individual s,,h.,
foreign OF American, o.her ts..
Wilhelm
Mayor Thmp<o1's school hos,a
had ceereed the spsgle- mus. i
taught intact
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-06
To the Drafted
me yoataf. Oonpantoa- ]

~ho shout TO 80 forward TO ihai
armies Of sutoc-acy and oppression
congratulations snd Godspeeo
90 victims OF misfortune or fatal
tie pick and Tower OF
eo5y soand in mind and In spirit
wAs1 Sl hks be And who are 700 Old q
united 10 go In body sas.
that ask much Of you and
expect -ucA things IN keeping with our
q tie spirit OF Nathan Hale out
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