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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-30
Turdltbare 8rencltaten.

Sn Der bulgarild)en 3eitlltJ
.@ocnni is Geitia" gibt elm 81
fi5ier ols Seilncbnler an ocd
a1mpien in Sutrafan uno Sililtro
cntieslid)e gin5eIbeiten iiber mi
iiid).rrm1niide 8reueltaten auf Dem
&iid5llg BON Slltrafan luieoer. Sel.
robe aae 00rfer Der llmgcblrna
,puroen in Witleioenidaft 9e5ogell.
Mnes 8ieb mllrbe entipeOer mitge.
nonlmel1 ober abgei6la6tet. Sic
MGnner muroen entipeber erIdoIicn
pber olr1 artbiebe erihlagen. Sci
cinigen m,lroe Der 9rulttaIten II;
Tesen oerriiien unO Die Ginsepetoc
l,erallsgcriiicn. Sn elmer Sd)ule
muroen s,pDIi &inber lebenoig oer'
brannt. Sn &nlipetropo fano man
n,ebrere p%erltiimmelte &inocrleit)er
i'm Sitter bon A bis IL Sabren.
@or Dem Ginmarid Ser 9lllgarel'
n Siliitra iibten ruiiiide 0ragoner
rie idGnoliditen grpreiiungen OH
Die ginnobner ans. SIN SfIatt'
hofe muroen 500 @allern Der nm.
licgcnoen S6rIcr entbauptet rulo
ibre aopie in Die 0onau %gclporfeu.
Ruiiiide Gragoner 5iinocten meb'
rere S1ilier an, Inn Die gnllje
Stoot gu perl1idten. Illf Der
StaotprGieft BON aoIaresco mn
Der @enOarmerieoberit Eobesco En-
goben iid ocn ihlpcriten Grprciilra'
gen, id)Gubeten 6rallen lino llln9e
M4oden. Die iih 8i%Oerieseioc'l
eriubren id,uerite Strafen.
Ger General beg SallptQliartiers
bcs brittcn buIeariiden grnnee'
forps beItdtiet i'm edo De @'ll-
aorie" ollie Gin5elbeiten Der @rellel'
toten. Gs lit fem Ort, Der nlds
geiieIn bGtte bergeben millien. Ger
9anbipirt Gaitileii i'm 9orfe aol'
iim.aioe p,trbe in Stiide 5errillen'
SGnoe, SiiBe, SdaoeI wuroen III
ocn gIcitcn 5euerbrano getporfelt.
iu Dem man feline Sron le6cnoi9
r%erbrannte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-30
@rObes %&analprojeit..
Sur tlmscbuns be: Tpnau .Sa.aratte an
Giicrnen Spr.

Giiernen Sor.
Iuf Der SonauipnFeren3 in gus
oapeit iuurDe am 4. September lin
IroIstt betaunt gi9sben, Ons ale
StTisristeItsn BET S@iliaGrt i'll
ben AaiurdtlI .reuea Tenn glIerHsn
Sor umseben mill. Der Snssnisur
Rpienmeper aus &Dlns2inosntbal
trug Dor. baB sr sinen umfawrsiden
gntpurf ausgearbsitet uno Den be-
teIllsten Re9islunsen Sussitellt babe.
fppna4 bic ia ailpmeter lanse Do
Observation-Disclosures, oberbalb SueS
iber Gns Giietne Sor bis 8rSa Boz
lanta, pur9 einen 20 ailomster lan=
gen S%analtunnel, Der our9 bas iiber
800 Wieter bobe 9ebirss bon Suca
naG Sroa palanta seirleben roen
muB, absei4nittsn perbsn iou. Do
our4 mare elm ei%npanofreier Sdifs
fabrtsbetrieb bon Suea biz Yrsa pas
lanta gu ermOgliden unO auberbem
nod "a ailometer Gabriitrede auf
Der Sonau gu eriparen.
Dieter 8ortras errsste Iufieben
uno gelfau. uno bic m%abssbtnoen
te6niiden unsariiden Staatsbeams
ten. bic ibr Geben on ben &ataratts
itrsden ausebradt baben, bsSeidneten
Dos gu burdbobrenbe Bacterial, SUI
r~atult, dig fir ben SuunelOurdbraa
Ieidt ourdfabrbar unS beurtsilten
cen p.an, Den lie fir ausfiibrbar
bulten, eiinitig. Der SanaItunnel
mil Ous sefabrli9e JabrpaNer in
ben S4neuen DON SucS, Der auerit
unp am peni9iten gut torrisler.en
&atarattItrsde, ferner bic Gnsen bon
Salan nit benz &aionpirbsl. oas
Giierne 5pr unb ous sefdbrlite
5abrpaHer unterbaIb bes giiernen
Sores gang permeioen. Sas obere
Gnoe bes &anultunnels iol bur9
cine 325 Meter LANCE S9leppSu9ss
idleuis sesen Die SodpaiIeritdnbe
Der 0pnau ubgeidloTen perben.
Oas untere Gnbe bes &analtunnelS
piro ourh cine sleide S6Ieuie, Die
aber 15 Dieter 0rempeltieFe aufs
peiit, nit benz Inn 10 piel niebriger
lie9enoen Waheripiesel Der Oonau
bel grsa BAHAMA p%erbunoen. gieben
Der unteren Sdleuie tOnnen WoNers
traftperte Oorgeieben perben, Die
no6 Dem @ntmurf $4,000 ailopatt
gu leiIteu psrmDsen uno Damn uus
idbrIia 29O Wilionen ailppattltunz
ben Glettri3itat er5eusen.
Der &onaltunnel ipirb fir cine
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bon Is WeiIen
uno fir cine Siefe bon a Wietern
pprseleb.n. Die lidte Seffnung iiber
benz DaFeripiesel fol- 7 Meter be-
trasen. gu beioen Ssiten lperbsu
S9isnentpese fir eIsttriide Sdlepp:
SugslotomOtipeu anseoronet, pie ipl'
DIE mad Den 8oridldsen BON &C.
Geimrat prof. Jlamm am giierner
5or nit polem Grfolg in 9enubunl
iinb. Wsnn cine DdFertraftnuBGna
in Srnge tommt. Damn muB Die &as
nalpallertiefe II Wteter betrasen,
S~nnerbalb bes aanaltunnels limb
mebrere 4uspeiditsllen anseoronet.
Der Yetrieb erfoIet nod einem be-
ltimmten 0erfe9rsplan unb lam
Dann cine ioIde 4n5abl Sdiffe nit
is 1850 Sonnen 5ahunsspermOsm
bur6idleuien, oab insgeiamt runo
60 Miuionen Sonnen ulidbrlid ZEN
Ganaltunnel Ourdfobren tDnnen.
Die @siamtbautoiten, einfdIieblia
Der S9leuien, Der 9orbGfen uno ser
araftperte, iino aui 1870 Wiaionen
3rpnen Girta $3S,OO0,00O perans
idIagi. Sbne &raTtiperte. als einfa=
der S9iiiabrtstanal, betrasen Die
4nla9efpiten 160 Wiaionen aronen.
Die aoltenbereanungen beruhen uuf
Der Menge oes ausSubre4enoen Ges
L;r,o2 unS Sor ust,n,tpruun
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-30
Ter 8art in Der frausGFiden Mrmce.

Der Bart in Der irausOFiden Mrmce.
Der Barrier r5igarO" od9lt cine
gan5e Reibe BON 8artporlHrlften
ouf, bic ben iruna0fiden SoIbatel
i'm Is. unb 10. Sabr9unosrt ertellt
purben. Die erite ipuroe 1892 err
Iafen. sic %beitimmte, baB bic Gre
naoiere eiren Sdnurrbart gu trngen
bGtten, UNI ftp bierburd bon allen
onoeren 1ruppensattunsen (oene1
bies ni6t 9eitattet mar gu uaters
Ideiben. Ginise Sabre ipatsr ipuroe
oieIer Grlab aud auf bic Suiarell
ausseoebnt. Spdter ssiste man i'd
nod entsesentommenbsr. inoem mon
Der aonsen 8apalerie. nit @usnobs
me 6er 9rasonsr, bos Srasen zines
Sd~nurbartes seitattet. Warum ge<
rabe bic Orneoner ausge'flo1len
tpurben, 1T unbetannt.
Gin peiterss 3irtulnr pom q.
SUM 1922 fdrieb ben Sfnurrbart
Sen nGardbiniers", rerenabiers" uno
,ppltiaeurs" Dor. SIN Sabre 1857
purpe Der sansen Qrmee tate9orl'd
anbefobIen, iid oes Sdnurroarttra>
gems gu befleibissn. Der 9adenbnrt
ober tpuroe muir ben Glitere9inens
tern seitdttst. SierourH tam IS 81
sabIreiden Streitis.eiten lno lo9nr
gu proseFsn se9sn Die Militdrosrs
paItuna, bis bic q~usbebung Der GlIs
teresimenter i'm Sabre 1870 Der
Streitfraae elm Gn0e bereitete. @ss
neral 9pulan9er ssitattete alien Sol.
oaten bas Irogen ieOcrIei gartes.
g(us bieier GrIoubuis absr m1dte
bic beutine fran5oTii6e !Sr:re&!:itnn9
einen Itrengsn geie5I, Ser crit oor
iurssr 3eit p.,ber auN.)c5sn
!purbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-30
Henri Schuch. m y schuen'
bermann
-ppr.
SChuCh Bros

. G r m q II n, Vtp.
8erfertieen Wonumente, Grab
Iteine uIfp. aus Grant l,,lb Marnprs
ebenfalIs g%infaiiunsen fir @rdber
ooer 5amiIienpldse, Stets cine
grobe Iusmabl fertiger Monumente
al, Sano. NlIr oas bette Material
miro gebraudt. Sreiie nieorig ,nto
;3ufrieoenbeit earantirt.
Sdndj Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-30
"Jedoch der S~chrecNichste der Schrecken"-

"Die Welt is jetzt so full NIT Trouble
Da is a Fight an jeder Eek;
Und wer auch innocentlich rubbert,
Err ennyhow kriegt's in de Neck"
So denkt der Schulz, und sitzt i'm Bismarck.
lind tut auf sci Friend Mueller warte.
Da kommt a Waiter an sci Table.
Und fragt: "Wollen s. a Speisekarte!"
"Shsh!" macht Schulz, "tun sci net so yelleh!
Sic wise net wer uns tut matcheh,
Wenn so a Secret Service heir iss,
Da sein wir beide in der Patsche!
Was soil ICH nit a Spy sci Karte?
Wollen s. a Bomb Plot auf mich ifameh!
Und wenn's auch maybe nur a Joke ISIS,
Ich tn net kei so Chances nehme."
Der Waiter guckt a Minute foolish,
Ais wenn Schulz bugs gegange waer'.
DEM wird er wise; und sagt: "lch mem
A Carte du Jour-a Bill of Fare"
Zach so! Well, das ISIS differentz,"
Sapt Schulz, relieft. "But all de same,
De naechst Time talk net so dam fancy,
lind cali a Ding bel sci right Name"
0 K. M. S. in Chicago Tribune.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-01
CHICAGO BRANCH
WILL ADD EIGHT
Thirty-eieht New stores Will be open.
ed by q. r. Goodrich Company
March First.

The opening of thirty-eight new
stores throughout the United States
has Just been announced by Mr.. w. o.
Rutherford, general sales manager OF
the 3. F. Goodrich company, Akron,
Ohio. tfrSftD -
Eight OF these. Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and DAVENPORT Iowa; Lincoln.
Neb., Madison, Wis. Peoria and Rock
ford. H., and South Bend, Ind, will
come under the jurisdiction OF the
Chicago branch and serve to greatly
increase the importance OF the local
division OF the Goodrich sales organ
ization.
In announcing this important move.
Mr.. Rutherford said: 1--WE have felt
for some time the necessity OF adding
to the facilities. Of our Chicago branch
and this extension is not only due to d
substantial growth of our business in
these cities but rather to the optimistic
view Of our company with reference to
the future Of the automobile and rub
Der industries. This is In keeping
with our well defined policy to be as
close as possible to the final point OF
distribution OF our products"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-01

ADJUSTMENTS.

Geraldine F4ss1f In "carnssn. -
Formerly shown oyer the country
lat the higher prices charged for 81.
iperior nlm productions, and at Is
cents In KeOkuk. the Grand tonigAt
presents Geraldine Farrar. world
famed singer. powerful dramatic star
and now screen favorite in Carmen
the greatest Characterization Of her
history The prices tonight will be the
regular ones OF and 10 cents.
Carmen" Is classic in filmdom.
Besides Miss Farrar the cast includes
Wallace Reid, Billy Elmer. Anita
King, Pedro de Cordoba. H. B. Carpen.
ter, as fine players as were ever gath.
cred together. The story with, its
beautiful sea and land settings. its
thrilling bull fight in the humanity
packed arena, Carmen's fight in the
cigarette factory and other interesting
features is drama that will ever be
remembered.
Shows tonight will start promptly
at T., 8 and 9:15 o'clock.
Tomorrow matinee at 2:3Q) the
Grand offers rising and beautiful
young screen star. Miss Ann Muir
dock in clever society drama called
Where Love is" Such interesting
persons as Shirley Mason, Bigelow
Cooper and Mabel Trunnelle are also
OF the cast and the picture is VERT
able fashion show in the number OF
beauty Of Miss Murdock's gowns. The
story is from William ]. I1ocke's novel
In which the society bud is confronted
with the question of marriage for love
or marriage for wealth. How it all
works out makes an appealing .pict-
ure.-Advertisement
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-01
FORGED LETTER
WAS PLANTED
(Continued from page -

If lining up with the pacifists Iooks
like good politics. why not? Il Inis q
the best that representative govern.
ment in the greatest democracy OF tne
world can do when it comes 20 meet,
inr foreign insult and aggression, tnen
Representative government. az tnis
country knows ii, is peril.
Kansas City Star--"At last the ma
zion has no excuse for failing to I'M
derstand the gravity OF the internation-
al crisis. This il no time to later {.
It is no time for party differences
"a NO time for divided counsels OF any
sort The one thing to do is TO put
every possible weapon in the presl-
dents hands. He carries the flag!
st. Louis Star-"There should be no
surprise at the revelation of German
diplomacy in her effort TO make an ally
OF Mexico and to sever Japan from the
entente alliance. All that is In strict
accord with European diplomacy.
Such efforts are going onall the time
on both sides. As to Japan, such an
act of monumental treachery as SUD
den changing of sides in the very
midst of war would seem to be imnoa-
sible-" 1850 & {.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-01
BUILD FENCE
AROUND PLANT
earbed Wire Being Stretched About
Arsenal and Guard Has
Been Strengthened.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
ROCK ISLAND. H.. March L.
Work was started today on erection
Of a high heavy woven wire fence
around all the shops of the Rock
Island arsenal here The fence will
be topped with several strands OF
barbed wire and will be. reinforced
by heavy increase in armed guards.
The several thousand employees OF
the arsenal are being furnished iden-
tification cards with general de-
scription on one side and, a photo
graph of the employ on the other
and without this Identification card
no employee will be allowed to enter
the shops or the wire enclosure.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-01
American for Fifty Years.

Z American for Fifty Years.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. j
SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.--For
nearly fifty years William Eva. one
of the victims Of the torpedoing OF
the liner Laconia had been prominent
in California mining activities. He
left Bishop, Calf, more than month
ago to confer with Chas. M. SchwaD
regarding development Of pitch blend
deposits. He, was quoted at the
time as saying that he believed he
had plan which would result In a
complete revolution of the production
of radium.
Although born in England. Eva
was naturalixed American citizen.
He served in the United States navy
under Admiral Farragut during the
civil war. He was seyentyfour
years old.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-01
To Relieve Catarrhal
Deafness and Head
Noises

II you have Catarrhal Deaf
ness or head noises, go TO your
druggist and get ! ounce OF
Parmint double strength), and
add TO it u pint of hot water
and ounces of GRADUATED
sugar. Take I tablespoonful
four times day.
This will often bring quick
relief from the distressing
head noises. Clogged nostrils
should open, breathing become
easy and the mucus stop drop
ping into the throat 1t is
easy to prepare, costs little and
Is pleasant TO take. Any one
who has Catarrhal Deafness or
head noises should give this
prescription a trial. Wilkinson
& Co. can supply you.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-01
II AnxIoua for War.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
PALO ALTO, Calf, March IA
plea for the United States to enter
the European war on the side of the
allies was made today by Dr.. Ray
Lyman Wilbur, president of the
Stanford university. This is the uni.
versity OF which David Starr Jordan
noted peace advocate, is chancellor
emeritus.
I'VE have been too long inert to
the great struggle before us" he
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-01
One Man Killed.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
CHICAGO, March lone person
was killed and four injured when two
surface cars collided in the Washing
ton street tunnel last night
The dead man is Charles Rncke
motorman-
Rucke stuck to his car when the
collision seemed inevitable, attempt
ing to apply the brakes. Ffreme
and police worked more than an
hour in extricating his body from
the wreckase
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-01

and Minnesotas. s2.5oea0
busheI
Live poultry-Fowls, 1sc; duc,,|
02Sc; geese, 15@16c; sprin, "
ems, Zoe; turkeys, zoe.
New York Prcdues
NEW YORK. March 1.-PIm, |
ket quiet, strong.
Pork market stronger. Mesa I,
! M2h. 90. 5l=ss.s .tess. =
Lard market strong. Middl. !
spot, $1S.85l1S.s5.
Sugar, raw, market firm. Cent
gal test, $5.O2@5.27; Muscay,d1
test, $4.25@4-5O.
!. Sugar; refined, market finn
loaf, $8.15: crushed, $500: cow
$40; granulated, $7.0OG765
Coffee Rio No. Z on spot, sgel
TallOw market strong. City. nj
country, 11A@l2Ac: special. lsv'
Hay market strong. No. / 81
lao; No. 3. 7o@771sc: clover, /
95c.
Dressed poultry market dull. !
keys. 2O@34c: chickens, lsai
fowls. 17k Q24c; ducks, 1926.
Live poultry market dull. G.
17@19c: ducks, zoe; fowls, 1851
ROSTERS. 151zc; chickens, 1910
Cheese market strong. State I
common TO special, 2s1s ON
skins, common to specials, l2itaI
Butter market steady. Receipt
sos. Creamery extras, 4ohc d
tubs, 30@46c;; imitation cream
firsts. S1@32c.
Egg market unsettled, lower.
ceipts 1855. Nearby white fancy,
39c; nearby mixed fancy, s2GI
kfresh. 31kQ3tc.
New York Money Market
NEW. YORK, March Money
call, 2h percent.
Six months, 4h94% percent
Mercantile paper, Az percent.
Bar silver. London, 37Ac- 4
Bar silver New York, 76he
Demand sterling, s4.7s III
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-01

New York and Vernon, visiou
agreed to disagree on . estate.
tsres on the Hetty Green e. 1
; isnrs goes U to the highest court ,bs
timony givn in lower : yarieu
that Mrs. Green used = 90 IN \
aliases at different residences ,ty
York, New jersey, Jersey ,nsed
Brooklyn and thus confo contour + i
gars, peddIers and o. .1'ans ~
sIk Under these cnndilio anisss1lfy
SCISSORS experienced great OHM to
securing an introduction
feminine Cr0esus-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-01
rFJE DAILY GATE CITY

said. "Our manhood has been sappea
nv listening 10 leadership. py 49,
ins In anxious expectation TOT ue
inevitable 70 happen: AZ NATION
NE must come TO our reef 70 me-
as our own the worlds problem =.
right and law and liberty. 70 pIay
the part OF men, to safesuaro ~
future"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-01
THE WEATHER.
S. Department OF Agriculture,
Weather BureauJ
Weather Forecast.

weather Forecast.
For Keokuk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Friday; rising temperature
Friday
For Iowa: Fair tonight and Friday:
rising temperature tonight and east
and south portions Friday.
For Missouri: Fair tonight and
Friday except unsettled south portion
tonight; rising temperature Friday
and extreme north portion tonight.
Weather Conditions.
Generally fair, moderately cold
weather prevails over the northern
half OF the country this morning ex-
cept in Colorado, and in the western
portion Of Nebraska and Kansas,
where there has been light snow.
From the central gulf to the Ohio
valley there have been heavy rains.
and with temperatures 30 or more on
the gulf coast yesterday.
Local Observations.
Feb. Bar. Their. Wind w'th'r,
% p. m. ...3o.49 SO NE Clear
March
I a. m. 1850 % y Clear
Stage Of river a. m. fzero).
Change In "a hours. rise g
Mean temperature 2sth, rs: highest.
i3s: lowest, l9; lowest last night, %.
FRED. u. GOSEWISCH.
Observer
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-01

mixed mI ssH @sshc; No. s mixed, sec.
nets Msrket Ia higher. standard.
sec
sch;..nn i've stoek-cIoee.
lfurn ls ~ @ Mn- racs;nt.
Z. C ~ =. .r ~ sic- ana * lrver
s sS:v h,st.hars Ga ohm1aA5.
MaAsu 1 ga nsna1s Az N rough
soou 1a.saya ss.s iight az aka
!, r ; osss75f 49, 80. s. { q a
-, -. ..,aa,,.. ooo. market
Sa.s.e e1a1s 49,
s'e 49,, op a;r,s "a mn. market
Snt ~ e1s ~ I.amhs. ton $3.50.
WeAA' 'op siN.oo' W - -
r.,..., L.. s..er
rurACn March 1-Ho9 receipts
sS.oW. NJ NJ u....ss.s e,s1sm1s IA.
AAAsd Anu go .n0Ia n. Tonrh
u 80 ;n671y 10. lieht s1276@
ne1cy S" sn sSm1a.10 Hatimated
.sv, p sn1,orro- - o(lfl.
49, Me -scetnt. 5000. Market
asHr paeyes n 00m12.15: cows
,to.s * srm1o 20. stockcrs
an n ,aedars &c 4o6s.1E: Texans, 1915
no Ak. calves ssOO@ lis; westerns,
y ~ noS1,o On
Sbeen recefpts 10000: market
.sadw native. s1O.75@11.S5: west
ern t11 .25n12.oo; lambs. 1880
IA. 90: western, $12.16Q14.60.
k.na.a CITY Tive Stock.
KANSAS CITY, March 1.-Cattle
receipts 1000; market steady. Steers.
- oom12o0; cows and heifers, $3.50
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-01

real article. and fifty percen.
Here's the recipe: Two anu ~
quarts OF water, one pouna s ros.is
mer wheat -four. one pound poa
half pound split peas, two oun'
lard. .,ors Ha
After proper preparations Mind
moulds his material into rea !, sss
shanes and says it cannot De u
ed even though boiled, frieo, -
or baked.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-01

are less efficient because of hasty
training for the purpose.
Whereas many naval omcers antici-
pated meeting something new and
more terrible in the way of underwater
fighting when Berlin announced the
new policy Of sruthlessness. there Il
treason to belieye they have found the
new beats easier to combat than were
their predecessors.
Another reason. which has q good
deal to substantiate its authenticity,
is that the new and frankly announced
extension OF the British mine fields,
has thrown Q barrier across the ports
of departure OF the submarines that
has successfully hemmed in q big por-
zion Of those the German admiralty
hoped to send forth. At the same time
this barrier has prevented the return
to home ports of many submarines
that had been sent out before the ruth
lessness was announced.
Headed home for a fresh supply of
petrol, it is declared. many q German
submarine has found 1t impossible to
get through the mine fields. Some
have been sunk and some have slipped
away to hide.
At more than one supply station dis
covered and put out of business by
British naval vessels. German subma-
rines have turned up to find all sup
plies vanished, sometimes to be cap.
tured or sunk themselves by waiting
British craft.
For reasons OF the admira1ty's own.
the facts OF British successes agains:
the submarines are being kspt within
the admiralty.
The same course was followed, it
will be rememb ered, in the first days of
the first big submarine menace, when.
as now. the admiralty did not allow
the details Of its success to become
known until long afterward, confning
such publicity as was permitted to
general statements of the character
here given.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-01
Latin American con,ens SSr.j

Latin American ON ssryia
limited Press Leased VIZ Id
BUENOS AIRES, Mar I'm ars
has received a proposal l, .S..ereucs
tine to participate in con- con- accs|
ali Latin-American natson as,,;ntl
ing to a Santiago dispatch pin
day by LaNacion. Aa propesI
No date was set IN inc .,.scined
hut Buenos Aires was cnn,essl
tho meeting place for the 20 h
TO urge peace in Europe states 4
noticed that the United ~ uatdI
not included in the group Oh "
asked to participate,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-01
shln an Roeka.

NORFOLK, va. March Pounded
with terrific seas which threatened
my minute to break her up, the Ameri-
can steamer, Raven was ashore today
half mile south Of Bodie island.
Unusually thick weather and the
seas made It impossible for life savers
to reach the helpless steamer.
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Only One "BRoMo oUININE"
TIC get the genuine. call for full name
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look
for signature of e. W. GROVE
Cures Cold in One Day. 25c.-Adv
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substitute for Potatoes.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
PORTLAND. Ore. March L.
Melancholy days are in store for the
tuber trust. Henri Thiele, chef.
announced today that he hac invent
ed synthetic potatoes: He declares
they are more nourishinS than the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-01
&. Louis Horses and No

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 2S.-Hones
market Is showing fairly good ist
and except for the selling OF essl
classes, which are a little lower
about like II did a week 40.
change is noticeable in the souil
market and farm types are moving
L. practically steady basis.
Sale of inspection types contis
good and a right fair proportion o.
arrivals are finding outlet hr09
this source. 80
Heavy draft, extra. ..........sise1
Eastern chunks .-........... ~
Southern horses, good ....... ~
Southern horses, plain ....... vi
Southern horses, common -. W
Mules-The market remains
changed for-any kind of a good
meeting requirements. and
showed steady prices. Farm W.
1872 hands and UP and 4 TO
old. good, aged big mules up 70
hands and almost any sized ~
finds ready sale at satisfactory ~
A wide range exists between pllcs|
good aged mules and too old stun,
italy will buy all Of the sooG
tn Al hand mules that arrive. ~
are S75 for 1872 and 1873 mana y
and 500 for mules IA and l4-i W..
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-01
Peoria Grain.

PEORIA, III, March 1.-Corn-No.
3 white, $1.0001001x; No. 3 yellow.
$1.oO@1OO1s; No. yellow, $3.50
s9Jkc; No. yellow. 95k0971sc: No.
6 yellow. CSC; No. mixed. $101;