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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-23

e beuts in Der gdnSen 4rmse ni9t
ein.u sin5issn Offisisr Obsr llutsroffis
aier bsuiihsn 8lutes sibt. Der often
srtldrsn piirbs: Deutf6laub bot bic
fen &rieg f4on sepOnnsn! 0agegen
eibt es piele OffiSiers uno llnteroffi'
5iers, beren 9oria6ren in aniiertens
2GHbern seboren purben. unb bic uns
geiaeut Der gniiht ausbrud geben:
Oeutihlano if aus bidem ariege
ibon als Sieeer herporgeeangen! Sfz
fi5iere beutT6er Nbitammung isnnsn
bic SfJlpG9eu Der aIiiertsn Cans
Der, unb iino bod iiumm; OfTiSiere
aus oem 8luis Der @ntente aGnber
iinb sbeuIO nit ben UtdnaslH DON oss
rsn 6esreslpitem periraut - unb jprss
den gang unssIdsut buriibsr!
llnIere QrmseoffiSiers itimmen boz
rim therein, oaB Der SOIoot aus bsut'
ibem 8lute ein 70 tii6tiger aerl 1T,
lpis Ionft irg.nb Gin SoIbat in Der
@elt. llnb bic llnterOfftiere oeutiaer
g6Itammung iilb bic beiten unisrss
6eeres; bic preuBeu defenders itno
als Sergeanten ooer aorporale bodl'
aeidGst! Gin oienitergrmiter SGuoc'
gen nonOffiiier erflarte berte, er ton'
nc lid mirfIih talm nif einen ooer
3 Sale beiiiuuen in belleu ein Inter
offi3ier oeliti6e2gbItmlWning Die ebrc
bes Dierftss in ben Staub ge5oger
bate; uno nur elm eiuaiger 5aa Don
DsIertion lei ibm nit SeSug auf etHen
Interpfii5ier beuti6en Slutes be.
tannt, = uub bisis Gabnsuflu6t lei
bur6 bdusli6eH rHfriebsn peruria4t
iporpeu.
Selbit tpenn nan nur Ilii9tig Die
Ran9liite Der Bunbesarmee burA'
iie6t, 10 1T man geruOe5u eritaunt,
pis srOb Der aOeuti6tIinsenos" Pio'
asntIab Der Offi5iersuGmeH 1T. 90
1T GeneralmaiOr Bsribing Don sIiai'
iiI6er &bitGmmun9. uRo nenn ibn
aud bic 6rau5oieH ais ben .i6ren"
beanIpruden, 70 1T bod pphl Seuti6'
lambs 4uIpru6 aud GINGER 8eriits
Ii9tiaung pertb. llnb 9sneralmajor
Dm. Sibert, Der tbatfd6li9e Soul@
manbeur uuiersr Streittrdfte in
5rantrsi9. iit bon - oeutiher 4bs
itammung. Ro9 5pei anoere Sis
berts 1ibt es in Der Irmes. ben Snz
fuuterieoberIeutnunt 5rantiin Sibsrt
unb ben pionierlsutnant 9arplo Si>
bert.
llnb nun I9aue man mai Inter
oem 8uditaben 80" nad unb leis
Ramen Dis: 8ertbplb 8osel, 4rtbur
Don 3eeiteu, Bon Dem 8uSI9e. Don
!Sartune, bon 9olseuoprff, BON &eBs
Ter. Don Rpban. Don Saraber -;
&linst bas ni6t pie cine YerIoHal.
life bes Stabes sines Siabenburs9
unb peiier: Se6s 8agners si6t
es in Der SffiaisrsIiits. Iermr Naior
GuB Wdbl bon Der &riegsbo6I6ule,
eaun Der Oberlsutnamt War @ainer,
Der i'm lesteu Sommer in Wc2tG,n.
Ter, nit ben 3eiiunsslsutsn gut
5reunb mar. llno fhlie5lih. a6sr
lpabrli6 nictt suIsst SrisabeseneraI
Soispb 6. aubn, Der. aIssueiuem
Belts5a6urtbeil na6, elmer Der 5eItz
qualifisirteu Sffisiers tn unb
audi er itammt uus beutf6em Dilute.
lno 70 tonnts man bic 9ife nod
rett Iange fortfsben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-23
uN oALL.
aIsIs. cenbs xnb Nitien in Rev y,ri.

Gsfdsftssaptete wuyeen ~ 4kx sis.
isniiyi. 0sdia suf esason satsu iteiia.
isar 80 9sss N7s, Commercial 6iHs. u
9sss, el1ik, siht NA75K. .aabsl.ainpsi.
fun9sn eA7eE. 5rdnss Siht kI5K. Ratsl
h7Ak; AavL lsim lusiisuHssa; ttrensn.
isine luptirunasn. 2irs Sift 7.22. &abel
7.2l, giubel SiAt si.es. Babel s1.s5. Sil.
bsI 1srsu 7sXs. Rsgisanii&s Dollars
sisss,
Qtttsumarit-Iis GilsnbshH,a q ltisa
parsa tsais ppua4iaffst. bic Saeuitri,.
aitisa absr psssa fen nHe haiisH nssiitsns
Ssuinns auijausiisn.
(psfens "a An .oystsa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-23

500 urlter beuen poul norigen
gamitag.
Wiittlere mto iapere Stiepe 5000
|-12.O0: GleiidRr Stiere $6.5O-9..
so; auserIefene bis ertra $1,000 :
|1f.25; SeiferS $6.00-9.O0; miser.
leiene bis ertra $9.50-f0.5o; aiite
$6.00-7.75; nuserlefene bis ertr.l
$8.00-9.00; gonnerss $5.25-5..
10; wsiI9 aiibe S45.OO-12O.00;
Stoders un6 See6ers s6.0OL7.50.
guIlen = Die geadfrage nor
iebr mdbis irnb Die @reiie gebriidt.
5efte gullen $S.75-9.25; 8n.
Iosna $7.00-S.50; masere un1
leidte $6.00-G.75.
R6Iber. Der waarft Dcr
teute Iansiam rnb Oie Preiie tmrn'
itetig.
Bette Ieidlte aalber $3.50; ertrn
$13.75-14.00; fair bis quite $11.50
1880; oroinare unb srobe $3.50
1000.
g 6Deine. - Die beiieren go.
feliorten itiegen beute Inn 5-15c
uro Der Daarft i6lOB itetis. lie gu.
fithr mar mir m6Big.
ausgefuhte Stpere, 225 Bfunt
un6 anfpdrts S15.25-t5.30; eatc
tis aliserIeiene 8rpodilnss. unc
5feiiderlorfen. 100 ghuS mb mif.
p1rts, $f490-15.t5; mittlere
$t4.s5-14.90; Ieihte 8erianbtfor.
ten, 120 Bis 155 9Sfluh $t450-
1885; sserfel, 10 Bfirtb imo ba.
rlurter, $tt.00-14.25; rmibe So.
00-13.50; Stass $9.00-11.5O.
Q dale nno 2Gmmer. -
Der @arff mar iebr Hau ilr5 bic
preiie itetis.
Sd,ofe, aiiserIeiene bis ertra So.
00-8.25; fuir bis ante S6.00-7..
rs; oroinare inS Gills $2.00-5..
90: 9ode 5000 unb Sariluter. -
9Gmmer. aiserIeine bis gtra $t5.'
25-15.50: fair biz quite $3.50
1929; ieconbs Stt.00-t2.50; eini'
ge 9erf1iIie nuiip6rts his $13.0o;
oroin1re $7.00-t0.00.
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Gbfeago. 2t, ssniIi-
.gei5en. Il liir Suli $2.5o-2.
SO, am S6IlB S2.55; fir SepterIbel
$2.i6-2.27A, am S5iub S2.17&
@elibtoru Sir Septenrber ST..
63-1 .632s, am Sdl,lb $1.63; iii,
De8euiber S1.15aC1.t77s. or
Sf)luB $1.15h.
Safsr. -5 sir Suli 76a-7ssc. ON
Shfib 77sse; fir Septertber 5sla
-599s, OH shIub $5Ss4c.
Hosgen. : Wlarft nominal.
@erite. - $1.25-1.40.
Simotbp. = $4.00-7.50.
sflee. = S12.00-17.00.
Porf. - ;Siir SnIi $40.55; fiir
September $40.00-40.20, ON
Shlub $4010.
Sdmal3. : SSiir saiIi S20.35- .
20.40. an ShIrb $20.40; fir Sep.
tember S20.57-20.67, aH StIuB
$20.62.
Rippenieiten. - ssitr sSuli s21 80
am SdluB S21.60; fir
September $2t.60-21.s0, ar:
SdluB $2172.
Butter - @artt b0ber; Creamery
34ta-3Sc.
Gier. - gSarff irnperdnoert.
aartoifeIr - Wanrft niebriger. -
Sirsinia 9bIs $4.00-4.25; Zen.
ueiiee uno stentufp $1.t0-t.15;
aanias lnio SIinois $t.00-t.25.
@efliiseI. : 0ehenSes. Rarfr
Siibner 1712c; S2riusers
22-26c.
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uanStkia.

Sunssr ebemdnn: I'D hdb' mir eis
uen aeiifaben our6 bis Gbe setauft.'
Sunse 5rau: .Dos mar aber ui9t
n6thts seiDsIsn. aholL i'd IsiY DID
f&pa.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-23

Rep BORT. 2t. SiiIi

Iep BORT. 81. Siili
aupfer. - Wsnrff niebriser.
GlectroIptic - Wlartt npmiriol.-
S26.50-27 90 irib sIugiIst uIio fpa
ter $23. 00-26.00.
eiien. - Wnrft uirnerdIl6ert.
Sinn. - gPurft itetie.
@lei. - Wadrft unperGnSert.
S2eiter. = Marft nominal.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-23
Obauub e.mafs

Obfunb 0smafe
3itroneu. - California $5.75
800 per Rife; 2imss 9oc-$125
per aift.
DraHs<m - california glapels
$4,000; Glcriba $4.oo-4.26
craps GruiI = UIOriba s2-'
00-4.60.
pfirfi6e glbtrta $500
2.25; 9ig4lp gsG $2.0o-2.15; fanep
9eOrsia s2.0o-2,15 per Crate bon
feds SSrbeu.
| Juuge aepfsf.-garlp 5arpsft
$150-1.75 per 9cmpsr.
5obanuis6sersn. = $3.50
-3.75 per Crate Don "A Quarts.
| pflauRM. = Nib @oois ST.
50-1.75 per Crate bon "a Quarts;
Georgia $1.75-2.0o per Crate.
Sudermslouen. galifors
MIA StanSarb. grats $2.25-2.50;
| Georgia 60-75e per flaaes Crate.
5eiheIbeeren. - $3.75-4.s
90 per grate bon "a Quarts.
9imbeeren. - Rotbe, $500
goo; ftipar5e $.00-4.25 per Crate
BON "a Quarts.
0rombee rem. - GarIp Gar.
psff $2.50-2.75 per Crate Don "a
Charts.
Staaelbesrm. - $500
2.25 per Crate Don 10 auaris.
| anonas. - $3.00-3.50 per
Crate.
Dspbeeren. $3.00-3.50
per Crate bon 80 Guarts
3omaiots. - Ginbsimii6e $3..
90 per Bu.
4artoffelu. ginbeimii9e
$4.50-5.0O; eaf.srn Gobblsrs Rp. /
$4-5o-5.00; SO. 2 s4.00-4.50 per
gbl.
WaifermeIontn. - $1,000
--25.00 per 100 Gtiid.
| Curtin. - einAeimiIbe 40
| Soc per Dubene.
Rraut. = Ginbetmii4ss 75e-
leo per Bbl.
| wsibe Ribtn. - Toe per
Bu.
3pisbeln. - 1eras, iutibt ST.
25-1.35; bp. Boilers 75c-I.W;
2syas. sslbe $1.O0-1.25 per Crate.
t6pinat. - Ginbsimii4er 90
40e per 8u.
per Dbl.
Sunge grbieu. - Gnbeimts
Ide s1lspbons unb Garlp Suns $500
-2.50 per 2 gu.
Crime 9obuen. - giHbeimi'
idle 5c-$i.o 90 per 2 gli Cad; ein.
betniid)e Ba6sbobuen $t.25-1 40
per 8u
4arotteM - eiuhsimiiHe Is
-20c per Tussub gdnbsl.
2aubprsbutts
Seu. -Ro. 1 1intotbp StS..
rs: No. 3 Sunctbp Sls.0o-1S..
90; gso, 8 Gimotbp $17.0o-t7 80;
No. / semiittsr Slice $18.00-18.'
so ;yao. 2 semtidtsr aIss $3.50
1900; go. alse $3.50; Ro. 2
al.s $17.0O; Sisiises aIfulfu $3.50
1900; Rosssuitroh $9.0o-11.OO;
6aferiirob $6.50-7.50; 0eiasnitroh
$6.50-7.00 per 9onne.
Rablsnfuttsr. - Rarit ru'
bia. - alsie $36.00-36.50; Ulieba
lings, braune $44.00-45.00; Ueibs
$49.OO-50.OO; ssmii4tss Butter
$41.50--42.0o.
SGmereten. Rdrtt rep.
- aleeiamsn S10.5o-11.60 per @u.
bonn Gtore; 9imotbp $3.10-3,65;
Bu6pei3sn s2.0o-2.45; GIa&amsn
$3.25 per ga.
Dsrf4iebenea
SeIs Rarit istis. - asinoI.
robes $1.1S per 9alIous in pars
tisn Ia 8bl. 1875 GalOnsn
S1.26; 1-9 GaIlonsu S1.33;
astobiss 1r mebr; RO. l 2aros
5l $1.49-1.52. CONNER 5sIt 81
55-1 so; Cotton Sseb Dill raft. 81
29e Der @aapus; 9erpeutin 45c in |
gartien pcn 1--5 GaB unb "a In |
0artisn BON 10 bis % Galonsn;
Ystrclsum, Cbio Carbon Giate aeit |
9se; Spe3ial Sorts lie; Rso
sTolpn GaiOIin 24s; Rapbta 29e per
GaIlcne.
Sals. - Der Marlt IN fen. =
Obio Riper $1.s6 per Dbl. bon 100
ijtunb, Habrlobn binauseiiiat.
satg. - Tsarst ieit. = prims
Giip l64-17e; DO. Gountrn 153-
1bse per pfuub.
RohIen. - Martt ru9ig. ptttss
bura S6.50-7.O0; aonapbo $500
goo; Qut anb Slad $5.50-6.00 per
Tonne aba.lisisri. Rau4loi. Stiids
tobIen $50; antbraeiie 5000
1850 per 9onus ahseliefert. Gote ios
Ittt $7.00-7.5o per soHue absslis-
'ert.
II
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W " " " El. zSull.
Die naAfolssnbsn Quotirunssn bes
aishsn ii9 nur auf gngross9 s9runsnis
iioHsn. Dsi tlsinsren GsIddiisn pers
ben stipas bDbers prsiie bers4nst.
proDifionem
S6maI3. prima Gtsam
20.05-20.2O; 5dlnilp 21-2t1ae.
Sro deR gtfaIsene .
glsif d. - Gbcrt clear SeiteH
224E22se; ertra fbort clear Ssiteu
21s-22e; iurae Ripp,uisitsu 214
-22c; Bellies 222-24e per plumb.
Gerdu9eriss 1itif9. =
Sbort clear Seitn 24i-24ae; srtra
fbori clear Seiisn 239-24e; iurss
RiPpenieiim 232-24s; Bellies 25-
26e per piunb.
5usar Gureb GIeifG. =
S4inten 24-25e; picnie S1ul-
tern 19a-20e; grsatiafi Bacon 81
35c; S9ulisrn in Yadeieil 20--21e;
S4u!tsrn. Rem yort Gut, 20a-2lr;
trodsne Beef S6ulierp 33a-34e per
Siibeep6feltts g1eif9.-
Saiutsn 21-21k; pienit gdulteru
17e; Bellies 25-28c; StuIisru 1874
-19c; S6uIisrn. Rslp Dotf. Gut 49,
-19e per pfuHb.
Grii4es DIeifd. = Sain'
ten, loi.. 21-22e; pieuif SduItsrn
17-17ie; S9ulisrn 17-17se; turs
ss RippenIsitsn 19a-20c; ibort clear
Rippsnisiisn 20-20Ae; srtra iborI
clear RippsnTsiisH 19l -20s; lsidt.
Bellies 3o-31e; i6ipers Bellies 27
-29c.
Webl unb @etrsibe.
Wsbl. - Wintsr paisut $1,000
--12.50; Dinisr fancp $11.50-12.'
90; Ainier famiip $11.00-11.5O;
Wintsr sItra $10O0-10.50; Winter
ornares $9.50-10.0O; 5artss Weiasi
patsnt S11.75-12. 9ariss Msiz
sen fanep $11OO-11.50; Sartes
Wei5sn Jamilp $10,25-10.75; Ros.
gen. R0rtbipsitsrn ssuliiates $10.75
-11.O0; Rossen. Gitp. reines, Sill
00-11.25; gOsssn, Gitp. semii4tss
Sl1.00-11.25.
Dei3en. - Ro. 2 rotber Winter
$2.50-2.55; Ro. 8 DO. S2.45-2.50;
Ro a bo. $2.30-2.40.
@eIihforn go. tpeiegs
22t-2.22; Ro. 2 DO. 2.21-2.22.
Ro. 3 90. $2.2t-2.22; No. 4 bo.
$2.20-2.21, Ro. 5 90, SO. 2.t8-2..
20; No. 6 DO. $2.ts-2.20. - gso.
1 geIbes $2.17; No. 2 DO. $217.
@o. 3 DO. $2.15-2.17; go. 4 DO.
S2.t5-2.t6; Ro. 5 DO. S2.13-2..
10; 9eo. 6 DO. S2.13-2.15. - gso.
1 gemiidtes $2.17; 1o. q DO. SPIT;
gso. 3 DO. $2.15-2.17; gso. 4 DO.
S2.15-2.16; Ro, 8 DO. S2.t3-2. /.
10; Go. 6 DO. $2.13-2.t5. - @ei.
bes stolbenforn S2.20-2.21. gelbes
aolbeilforn $2.t5-2.f7; eerniidteS
aoIbentorn S2.13-2.15.
Safer. - 0o. 2 ipeiber S51ae;
Stanoaro peiber s4-s5e; go. 3
tpeiber S4--S419e; Ro. A ipeiBer so
Sac; Wo. 2 gerniid,ter SO $50;
No, 3 gerliitter. einbeimiIder ST.
SIC; $40. 4 geuHidter 7s-SOc.
@Rossen SO. q $2-3355-2.,
90; go. 3 DO. $225-23O; 30. 4 ho..
@btSIek
@erfaIft tmroen 1882 gbIs. 9i.
pliers Giniihsb Gpobs auf Der Haiis
$2.10.
Groeertsa
&affss. - Sapa 27-32e; Ii0s
@a 27l-30e; GUATEMALA faneD 18ae;
bo. gutter 17st.
JftM3. IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-23
widamer beutiden Stammes in
amerifas Armee.

Cine @urnuns. - .@snis @ebeims
nihe-. gtDns gum Ra4bsnten.
= 3ablsn reben. 9isrtel bss
9serss bsutf9en 8Iuiss. = Die
@timmung i'm Sssr. - Sob bss
beutfden untsroffi5isrs. - Die
.bsuti9e" 4rmee Ransliite. -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-23
Gbicaao, 21. Ssuli.

~ " VI ~ -. O'Ht.
S9peine. - 3uflibr 5000. Wsarft
itetig. gailf S14.35-t5.35; leihte
S14.t0-15.30; gemiibte $14.05-
1850; ifnpere $ll.00-i5.60; RON.
be $14.00-il25; 6erfeI 1926
14.50.
RinSDiet. - 3ufubr 1000. Weartt
itetig; Ginbeimiid,e Beer Stiere S..
40-i4-05; g}eftern Sttere $685.
1850; Stoders unS Seeoers $6.35
3 40; Siibe lulo Seifers $3.50
1900; 81Iber $10,00-t4.75.
S6nfe. = 3ui,ibr 1000. aparft
itetig @etbers S7.75-11.00; epes
s7,00-9.25; Sdnrner $1,000
1900.
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Mssssxrtiss mdrfte.
@ep gorf, 81. SalIi.

" ep Uorf, Il. Slut.
@eisen. = geartt itarf; go, 2
barter $3.50 I o 3. @uIi,
Neiid)toru. - Naarft itart; go
2 selbes 81 1919 c. |. I. sseip 0ort.
Safer. - Rartt itart; StarlbarS
9012-9i12e.
Sdnlab. - Iarft itetig; @iSble
@eit $50, 90 nominal.
9uder. = rober. Wsurtt lnurdn.
bert.
allle Grlberen Grtifel lurDer6n6ert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-23

&amaiaa al s,rfi isi1.

~ " sas Jsh f11h
1te nazfsu sarsn bsute pStreub bsE
ssniesa 0si4SItstunsen jieudit Ifatf b.
4dfiiaI. DC Ns9frsss na4 Dsrishsn
sar eiae suie. Die 1iaSrsten Enp nnptr.
,nbert gfSlleben NAB % pnrbsn ei4t. 1ss'
lfhsn Dos Ben Dartss ~ ~ snssssishsn.
BE Nafln plseirtsn sts 4arlspss .su
eau ~ 6-5Hx.
Ds4ist sui asn psss-
suseeH ~ ies 3iSfeuie per 5000 lnilAsn
6anfsn bsrfsuff, Die eoHntsrsaie beirasl
Sce Vstuis ssr sie0a
Rshid sHf Gzrssa.
iAt@sala suf gsHesa uursen -
L77 pyo 30. Stsrlins saeiir. Bed.
al anf Berlin purbea HibI quptiEf; tut
He9fl aut 8sris 1885 yrs 5saas. ssi
AmIisrsam <1ke pro @uloss.. @e9fd
auf Hbu psEesn nidi qpotivt. HlTs;
i44s, Auba 20, 6toxbolm pro arsus
sL7o 5rsnfs tSdHsssl si,slI
esHss$- ctliesssszss.
ssrsa sshis uWb issiis. DIE Hanisa gao.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-30
REQUEST WAS
NOT GRANTED
)ne Press Association Published Story
Which Was Asked TO be
Kept. from
Public.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
NEW YORK, July 30.-Simultan-
eous request was made to the United
Press and the Associated Press by the
American embassy in London that an
nouncement Of the arrival Of additional
troop in England not be cabled to the
United States. AS the request was
put upon patriotic grounds and was
In accordance with the voluntary CEN
sorship agreement at Washington, the
United Press complied.
In response to a message from the
New York Office informing him that
the Associated Press had published
the troop arrival Saturday. Ed L.
Keen, general European manager OF
the United Press today cabled the fol-
lowing from Lowell Mellet, the United
Press STAFF correspondent:
First Secretary Crosby, at the d.
rection Of the military attache. re-
Quested the United Press and the AS
ISOLATED Press, in my presence. not to
use the troop arrivals story. Score.
tary Crosby advises today that an in
vestigation has revealed no embassy
official removed the restriction"
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Light, Clever Pictures In Cool
Theatre,

Theatre.
To make the entertainment At the
weather and Tie prices At the purse,
you may enjoy bright clever come
dies and dramas, instead of stories
of heavy intrigue and villiany, and
the cool comfort of the Grand-and
at the regular D and 10 cent prices
of admission.
And the Grand is comfortable
these days and evenings, cooler than
your own home or your porch.
Tonight is "a Jewel in Pawn"
built on lines similar to David War
fields famous play, 1.-THE Music Mas
ter" and featuring Walter Belasco,
Ella Hall, Antrim Short and other
clever people. The story is of a
child who grows up in pawn shop.
later having her wonderful adven-
ture which ends happily for all. THE
Railroad Raiders" growing more
thrilling each week, Is part OF the
program.
Dainty, etherial.like Vivian Martin
nas new picture delight, called
Giving Becky Chance" which
comes to the Grand tomorrow. to be
presented with light comedy featur-
ing the pretty Billie Rhodes. CIV
lng Becky Chance" tells the story
of an innocent girlish lib" which
brought about what nearly became
serious complications. Miss Martin
appears as a girl at boarding school,
masked cabaret dancer and the
much sought-after person OF deter
mined young Observation-Disclosures.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-30

BONAPARTE.
~>>~ >%<~ 80

Beulah Schaffer and Freda NC
Allister returned to their home in
FIT. Madison Friday of last week,
after a weeks visit here at the Floyd
Macklin home.
Miss Berenice Cresap went to
Nauvoo, ILL.,, Thursday of last week,
for visit with relatives.
George Syfert returned to his home
in Lacon, Ill, last Friday, after a
visit here with his daughter, Mrs.
Wayne Kerr, and with relatives at
Mt. Zion and Pennington.
Mrs. Earl Moore and son, Forrest,
went to Des Moines Saturday morn
ing Of last week, for a two week $
visit with relatives.
Mrs. John A. Wilson and son,
Charles, are visiting with relatives
in northern Iowa. They expect to 60
to Illinois for a few weeks visit be-
fore returning home.
N. S. Moody went to Keokuk Satur-
day evening for an over Sunday visit
with his family, who are visiting there
with relatives.
The Van Buren, county chapter
American Red Cross is nearing the
close of its membership campaign.
The work has grown to such proper
tions that the officers and helpers
have led strenuous lives. The eager
ness with which every town in the
county has responded to the call Of
duty has been recompense. There
are now twelve branches in the coun-
ty The number of annual members
in the county UP to this date is 1.720.
The subscribing members number
200, contributing members 277, sus-
tanning members and life members
2. This may change in one days
time, as new lists are received daily.
A considerable sum Of money has
been received from donations and
other sources, which will go back to
the branches for local work. This
refunding and apportionment will
take place at the first meeting Of the
board Of directors, at which meeting
every branch will be represented.
Kirk Vickers, who passed the ex-
animation for enlistment in the navy,
at Burlington, Friday of last week,
came home for a few days visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Vickers, before being sent to a naval
training station.
Attend the big Bonaparte chau-
tauqua, the first week in September.
The fifth annual meeting Of the
Van Buren, Old Settlers association
will be held Wednesday, August Is.
in the court house park, at Keosau-
qua The speakers on that occasion
will be Hon. w. e. Mason of Chi
cago, member Of congress; Rev. D.
D. Proper, OF Omaha, Neb., form erly
of Harrisburg township, this county.
and Rev. G. B. Hawkins. pastor Of
the Methodist church at Milton.
Vocal music will be furnished by a
male quartete. Further details will
be announced as the plans are per-
fected.
VIM. Parnitzke of Stockport, and
his son, Fred, and wife, Of McPher
son county, Kansas, were visitors
with Bonaparte friends day or two
last week.
Clyde Meredith and family of Bur
lington, motored here Friday, for a
few days visit with Bonaparte rela-
tives and friends.
+ Albert Martin visited with his
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. r.
Martin, near Pennington, several
days last week.
H B. Sloan and S. E. Irish, of
Keosauqua, were Bonaparte visitors
several DAYS last week
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-30
-. clark of ksokuk and F. c. Rob
.rts Of Fort Madison, AP-
pointed BY Governor
Harding.
RULING IN SOME CASES
question Of Discharge Of Married
Men and Of County or muniei-
pal OFFICIALS 10
Decided.
Two additional doctors
have been named on the

Two additional DOCTORS
~ have been named on the
AFS@ Lee county exemption
- board. They are DR.. o. T.
clark of Keokuk and DR.. +. c. Rob-
arts of Fort Madison. Their appoint
uents were made by Governor Hard
Ing and forwarded to John G. Scott.
chairman of the Lee county exemp.
zion board. With the appointments
was letter urging the board to see
10 II that these doctors and all other
members of the exemption board
were ready for service.
Letters from Adjutant General Guy
Logan gave additional information
m certain phases OF claims for
exemption in reply to questions pro-
nounded from Lee county and from
another Iowa county. The frst OF
these has to do with exemptions OF
municipal and city officials.
Under section goa of the regula-
lions. according to Provost Marshal
,rowder's opinion which is quoted by
Aujutant General Logan, only county
md municipal officials who have
been elected are subject to exemp-
lions, and then only if their unex-
oired terms cannot be filled by ap-
continents"
Regarding the status of married
men the provost marshal in response
70 a question says:
The rules and regulations do not
prescribe the amount Of income from
he wife's property which would bar
him from discharge. The question
Is for the board to decide whether in
view of all the circumstances the
wife is or is not supported by the
labor of her husband. If she is not
supported by his labor he is not
entitled to discharge by the mere
.act that he is married.
The adiutant general can find no
section or clause discharging a mem
Der of the exemption board from
Taft In counties where the clerk
Is appointed there are no grounds for
discharge from draft, 1t Is claimed.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-30
Removing Ugly Hairs
Entirely NesO Method
(AesuaiIy Rs.,eoss che RessO

The question is often asked whether a
really permanently eficacious hair-re-
mover exists and the answer has hereto
fore been very unsatisfactory. Fortu-
nately. there's new and remarkable pro-
cess that really removes every hair en-
and far better than electricity, depilator-
les, the razor, or any other, method. II
phelactine from your druggist, follow tho
Simple instructions-and with your own
eyes see the hair roots come out Roots
skin perfectly smooth and hair-free.
Pkelactine is non-irritating, odorless,
and so harmless you could eat it 1t is
10 reliable that every stick is sold on
satistaction-or-money-b basis
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-30
ONE WEEKS
washing Free

To quickly introduce n r G (en-
ergy) Laundry Tablets to more keo-
kuk housewives we are going to give
everybody a package free, enough To-
one weeks washing n r G. saves %
per cent of your soap bill-washes
clothes clean without rubbing. NO
more sore hands or tired backs. ASK
your grocer today for free sample.
enough for one weeks washing, or
send us his name, with &c stamp to
cover shipping cost OF free sample.
Address Farquhar- Moon Mfg. Co..
Room 11O7, 40 W. Van Buren, ST,
Chicago,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-30
, HOT-REMEMBER
, CONDITIONS
JUST YEAR AGO


. Well yes, but not nearly so 4
. not as 1t was last year at this 4
. time.
. Those who have been COM
. planning about the present warm
. spell should remember that
. year ago this city. and in fact
. the entire United States, was 4
. sweltering in heat that sent the
. mercury at the local weather
. Office time and again above the 4
. hundred mark.
. For continued dry hot spell
. the last two weeks of July 1916 4
. will be hard to beat. July rs
. the temperature went up to 101;
. July % it was 102, and then
. lowered around the 100 mark
. for several days.
. 1t was not until August 8 that 4
. the downpour hailed as the mil 4
. lion dollar rain, came as a re-
. lief.