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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-23
Daniels pcrlanet
senaile ltntcrinRitna
anf bas Sandbopt bon Marineflie.
germ abseiuurfenc gombea iollcu
berIaat baben.

@aibineton, 49, Suli. - Sefre.
tar Daniels bat eeItern Den &ont.
ntonoontet bes eriten Marineoiitrifts
Inn einen 9eriht erlltdt bediigIih
6es gidterplooierens Der Bomber,
Die bon ben MarinefIieeertl Die oos
Saudboot on Der Wioiin6uietts Sit
tie beidoiIen, beniitt ipuroen. Dic
Slieger rmfreiiten oas Boot stpei.
nal, 1Is es einen S6lepper itno
Orei 9nrfen beidoB, ober fdeinbar
erpIooierte feine Der Bomber, oie
iie fallen lieBet.
Bolton, @aoii, 90. SuIt.-Gine
ltnteriudung ipur0e geItern begon.
men, Inn feitauIteIlen paruln Die
8om6en, tuelhe bon oen Marine-
fIiegern eetrogen tpuroen niht er.
plobierten,. ols iie auf ooer neber
0em Saudboot, neIdes ben S6lep.
per 95ertb 9lnlbop imO feline orei
8arfeii Bel Soap 600 beidoB, fielen.
Grperten I'M Souptquartier 6es
erlten Morineoiltrifts oabier lag.
ten oaB Die 8omben ben eitaelner
Warineoiitriften augenieien tpuroen
nit Der genouen @eiiun9, 6oB oet
Medanismits nidt o1sgebeIleri
lperOen nod 8eriiide eemadt lperoer
iollten i'm 5it berbeiiern. Gs bieB,
Dab einige sSlieeer beridtet bGt-
ten Dab einige Der 8onlben bel
8erIltden beriogten.
&eor Qontiral Spencer g. @ooo,
Der aommonoant oes 9iitrifts, mel.
,gert iid, in 9op1nentar 5u bem
geriht, ooB Die 8ontben, Die bon
ben @aripefliegern beniist tpl,roen
DNiHogdnger" iporen at Iiefern.
8e5iigIi6 beg glngriffs iogte er:
SD MID ben ginorltd, Der oltrf
getpiiIe peroffentlidte @ei6idten er-
nedt mlftoe, oaB Die gbatbnm Slug
8euee Sn ip6t fanlen ober ionit tiGi
prompt an Der 9(rbeit tporen, be-
ridtigen. SoIne @eididten find
meins 8iiiens cine gerorebit1g bon
Sntiaden. Sic tparen 0o 1tttb mar.
fen 3tpei 8onben al, oeren GrpIo.
iion Die 3erItorune oes feinolihen
sdiffes bdfte berbeifiibref f5rnen. !"
Seine tpeiteren geridte iibei
oos Sau6boot tpuroen geItern er,
baltert, obfpobl Die aiiIte itreng be,
ipadt ipltroe bon acknowledgements
unO @iarineffue5elieen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-23
(sntideibet aeaen girminalam

2incoln, 90. Suli. Gtoots.
iefretdr Gbas %. @ool bat oen gSro.
teIt oes 60. Bead, 8oriiber beg re.
pnblifaniIdcn Stantsfomitecs, eegen
g. 81. 6. Birmingham altfreht
erBalterl nonad oeiien gane nidt
ols glepublifaner ouf Dem 95rimdr-
ma6l3ettel erideiuen oarf. gir.
mingbam lit 8robibitioniit unO
nodt oen 8eriub, I'M bierten Si.
ftrift ouf ben republifanii6en
@obG3ettel 5u eeIangen. Die De.
mofr1ten boben ,feinen gsroteit er-
boben.
Stdatsiefretdr gooI itiist feline
Gnti1eiOung IN Der 6rage auf cine
Gnti6eioung oes Stnntsobergeribts,
Donad aonoiooten bic beridlieoenen
9orteien onaeb6rert mist auf Dem.
iel6en 3ettel Der griudrpabl er.
lbeinen oiirfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-23
Bearit TIT 1sanSiSaf
fir Ootlpcrttcilrsatftt

earatoeu Springs, g. g., 23.
Suli. g8n. &anooIpb SearIt be-
obfidJtigt, BEL BEN grim1rlpobIen
iif INN oie oentofratiibe Goutino-
tion ols @ouberneur GIT beiperben,
obne gfiiffi6t ouf mas ben @dblern
oes Stnates auf Der 0emofrati-
ffen Gtaotsfonbention entpfobIen
peroen iollte, oie belite ibren gn.
fang ninunt. Gieie anfiinoigung
iuuroe geItern bon 8. S. S'Heiap
genodt, Der biele Sabre binourd
Elm gertrnuensnanl Searits gene
ZEN 1T nmo ieBt Souuniiidr Der @ai-
ierpetiorgltug Stem gorfS lit.
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0ienitflaaae in g8ahne.

g9obne, gtebr.. 90. sSuIi. - lleber
5000 8erionen pobnten Der Ginpei.
bung elmer 9ienltflagge BEL, Die
34S Sterne aeigt, nls 45 iltnge
gtGnner bon bier nod gnnlp Dodge
a6reilterL um IN Sen 9iertit ameri.
fas einSlttreten. GoniltpantpoIt
Sre6 @. gerrD bielt oie Snuptreoe
glnBer ibm ipra6 9Saitor 6rant
@iaidms bon @nfefielo, 5rmi g.
8. 9uie il6errei1tc je6em 9lusgebo.
benen i'm gianen oes Soften Sreu3
Gin Gonlfort Sit,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-23
8ipiIiiten t5nnen offisisre merSsn

Souisbi1e, aD' %. SSilli. = 3tts
gleidl nit Der glnfilnOignng 0aB
/ 200 Miann aus 6en 5,35S Stu.
benten oes Sffi3ierslogers i'm Camp
8adarp Gonlor ain Is. stuguft ern-
0uieren iperoen uuo oaB 3ibiIiiten
iebt in Die Sdule, DeI6e Die elm.
5iae artiaerieidule in ben Ser.
Stoaten lit, eintretm 0iirfen bat
GberitIeutnant u. s. Carte, Der
aonmanoont cine adnIpagne fir
neue Gtuoeilten begonneu. 8iele 3i.
biIiIten oiirfen I'M gllter bon 20 sSob-
rem nn6 s Dionoten big au 40 Sab
rem iteben uno Die sdule gibt ben
3iOiliIien Die erite @elegenbeit felt
Dem Ieeten Serbit 0fIiSiere Sn Der.
Den.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-23
!Repn6lifaner bpn ennfnitrr.

2incoln g1ebr., 90. Sui. - Gie
@epubIifoner bon 21ncoiter bielten
Waontag ibre GountD.aonpention ab
Ger aanoioot fir @oubernelr, @.
q. @caelbie, belt cine @e6e, ionic
aud Die aonoiOoten fir Senotor.
Gbas. $. Sloon mo Rob 6. Sam.
mono 9eidliiiie ipurOeu angenom.
men IN iueIher Ole 0ernofrdtiihe
GtaatsberipoItung ihorf berlrteilt
miroe. Die geriunItung miro be.
ooB bic llnfolien Der
StaotsperipoItlinp bonn Sabre 1909
His pin esobre 1918 Don $1,000.
W auf S9.000.O00 aeitIensR iinO.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-23
Gen. Brccn Sommanbnnt Der Y6i
Iippinen.

gsnibinator. %. eytli 9riaobe.
general Senrb 81. Greene, Der friiber
in Camp 2efuis, @oib.. Itotioniert
iunr, erbieIt ~6ns &ontmorlbo iiber
Oos gbiIipbiren Department uno
Icit griaooegeheraI 9fobert s..
Gbans nb. Gen gbans ip1iroe nod
Sans beorbcrt ilno miro nuber
GierIt geitelt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-23
aanOiOatsn fit 9larineafaSemis.

9oibington, 90. ssuIi. aeprd.
ientant 2obed BOT eeitern folgenoe
0nabaer &nabcn ernaltnt, Die fidb
I'M 5ebruar on oen girtrittseromen
sur Mnrinensooefnie beteiligen fol.
len: Ssmono SnrIofp YbiIlips, 9s.
lpolo Merger, Clifford 8. 2arlon,
Gobert SbIDeiter 8ertldD, Soiepbus
gIio Briggs. Serr 2obed bat afpei
6reiiteaelt all beieBen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-23
gserlnffe ber Nlldrinetrnppen.
1,cnitdnSiac
1sanGiSatenliite

2il1colrt %. Suli. - Stadtsie'
fretGr gool bot Die 2iite Der &anoi.
oaten iiber 6ie in Der Brimdrmnbl
am 90. gluguit nbgeitintntt miro,
bol[enoet iinb miro fie iett ben Sol
oaten sur 9lbitiurrnung 6ulenoen
Solgenoe &onOibaten firto I'M Sci.
oe:
iiaiisb eiates senatpr
9emotrnt HepubIffdner.
8il[is 6. 9feeo. Charles g.. Gloan
5obn $. Ulorebeao nos g. Snntntono.
Cigar Suiuarb. @jeorae g8 9iDrris.
BiIliatn o. &riee gstllfam Wtabaett.
Hitbnro g. @letcaIfe. 9abe mlercer
Sarrp 9. Sungail.
Charles gs. grban. ganiud 81. m1caeIOie.
Feitb glebille. gsaIter s5obnion.
G. .. Sopeu.
gi5e.gpnsernsnr.
SaH SstTIiam m S5aii s. sannine T. J. aaae. as.0''S'
Siioor 8iegIer.
etaats. .sctrctar.
Dng6 6. GDpper. 9Sin @. Sab.
Y; z. G5ateippoo. 2. aR, slrnsoerrb.
~. 4 4 =. sSsesss Sseaa.'
9. ". gBaIratb.
etaats,9fnbitor.
ssreo 6. 9I1res. $. ~. Gatot
eugene q: Wfltnforo @eorge gS Itarib
gbarles 8. 9e5raute.
etaats. .e6atmsiifer.
SeiIrb 9. Berge. 81. %. Gropleb
3. @. ganabD.
Gjentrafdntunlt.
Clinton S. Campbell Clarence a. 9abis.
8eorge Us. geree.
Spmmifidr fit Bffentltfe ednOer unb Ge6dHbt
9. 6. Sbnnituah. Dan Spdnfon.
GOpuro o, gopIes.
eiienbaba.aumntifiar.
Aoh gt. 0nrrop. 8. @. Idblor.
@Oporb 6. eimmuns. Sarro 6. goof.
.. g. gnbart
9Dn9reB
SANFORD q. Grelap. 6. s. 9teabts
6rant a. gSeterioit.
Speitrr 9itrttt.
CHARLES .. 2pbed. q. g, Dodge.
9lOeL4 ". SetttttS.
erittcr 9tarift.
San g. gtep8ens. O.. g. Gbaus.
gicricr siHrift.
zbos @i. 9. @irnlinas56nrIeg $, 9eftncb.
bant. 30. o. WlcQanebIiIi
g. 8. 9refneer. atoam Wlc!ghtllen.
geiIiant s.. Smith. Sobn Q. ailleelt.
Siiafter 9tftritt.
glf6ion g. gbaaenber,DlIlinm g. 9titbrefps
ger. 5antes g. @tI1am.
eedFrr 9ifritt.
@6arIeB %. Seal. Or. B. ainfatb.
CHARLES % @ooI.
9tnrneIoungen ouf Dem 9robibi.
tions-Sifet filo: @ouberneitr, s,
8. @robes; 8i8e.@oaberneur 0ubiS
o. Gilbert; Stonts- -SefretGr. George
6. sSitd); Staats 9tuOitor, s. 5lopb
@enerolonfpuIt, Senrp 6.
8ittenbinOer; 2ono &oumiiidr,
sSSarnes 8. grieit; @ierter Giltrtft,
Sboulos SO. 6. Birmingham.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-23
n,ettcrbcfitbt.

SIR Omoba uac lltneeeeno: Ser.
dnoerIiAes gSetter beiite dbenb un6
Wlitttuod, fpabrideirlIidj gieger-
idouers; MIDI biel Semperaturiped-
ieI.
Sir glebrcsfo: ger6n6erIides
gSetter bette abeno uno Ihttiuod],
Gobrideinlide slcgenidouers. aiib-
Ter ont glitti5odb in uorOIiben uno
Seilen.
Sir SyoiDu: Sei[fueiie beipoLft
beilte slbeno: ntoalihp IofdIe @e-
mitter Neeel; fiibIer int r0roIiNeu
EciIc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-23
NmerifQuer auf
otr StrfOlgnug
1sremsen sic seiiIcnssGRierrp stra6e, ieten
ibcr Sic 11tarnc mnS bciebcn Srci DOrfcr
ami sem ucrSmfcr
1cribins beim6t Sic rcripunSeten In paris

Eoae iporen oieien Wtanniddften
iiber 5 MeiIen urlo am 5tpeiten Gage
iiber o6t Dieilen melt borge0ringen.
Die SSngetieure nabnten an benz
@efebt BEL 8ieraD tell urO ercber-
ten Die 2rti1aft I'M Sturnt. 3u-
raeiit trlgea iid Die @efedte tn @e.
treioefel0ern ai. llniere Solonten
botten oILes un1liibe @ep6f bon iid)
gefporfea urto griffen nit Dem 8uio-
nett an. g(n eillent Hlns itiirtriten
oie @meritaner rnebrere Mlale rlts-
los gegen cine fei1blide Siigelitel-
lung an; i6lipBli6 eeIang es ibnen.
0ieie trot oes berri6fen0en feinoli-
6en sSeuer Su nebmen. 9ie. gertei-
bigger lpuroen gefongen genonlnen..
Gin 9elttid glmerifaner parlierte
nit Dem 6eitloe lr1o fano, odB fid@
iittter oen @efangenen iein eigener
8ruoer befarlo.
go idnea ging Der 8ornt1ri9 bon
ltatten, oaB 9ieginlerlfsitdbe in Mit-
totnobiIen BON 9rt au Srt geidnfft
iperoen ntuBten lno oen auriereir
tlitteiIen, mo fi6 ibr nohites Gta1iO-
quarter beftnoen tpiiroe.
9ie esyttfailterie oieies Sulppert-
tells idoB 8tpei feinoli6e aeroplane
berab. sd babe IN einenl 9orfe 81
eroberte oelttide @eidiibe geieben.
9lae trugen fie ipeiblife Iouten tpie
Seopig, Dora, 9lnno, @largot un0
@nd.
8eribins lpbt ieine Srnppen.
9aris, 90. SuIi. General Ser
ibing beludte geitern berlplnloete
nnerifaniide solDatef1, oie III ben
an1erifaniideft @oipitdlern gu So
ris lagen. 9it fait ie0eul paripull-
oeten Solonten 1trtferbieI ct iff);
fragte fie, Oh fte CUTE 8erpflegiing
erbielten ipie ite beripitroet muir
ben, pel9em &egiunertt iie nugebor.
ten itno batte fir Seoen Elm @ort
Der Grmunterttng. @r iagte 5it ib-
men: nGuer 2aiao lit itol5 aif guh,
into i'd bin mebr als itoI5 oarduf,
fol9e Gritppen befebligen at oiirfen.
SIR babt Gud gI111aeno geidInget1.~
@u6 nit ben 9ler5ten ittto Grdtt-
ferpflegrirnerf ipro9 er itno onttfte
ibnen fit oas, mas iie an ben @er-
tpltf1oeten tltn.
8erinse sIenberaits tn Der Gage.
Ntit Der @merifanii1en Grrnee an
oer g[isne.Marne sSrort, %. SuIi.
Die belttigen Dont Shlo9tfeloe eirl-
getroffenen 0d1ribten iiber @reig-
l1iiie Der leBten geaht lailen feinen
raDifalen @edfeI in Der Gage on
Der S6ld6tfront erfenneil. sllles
ibeift oaraltf bitl3ltbeltten, o1B es
beiite at beftigen 4ttgriffen ttlo @e.
gennngriffen fonulten pir0, ipo0ir1
nber feline Genoertng in Der 6itio.
tion eintreten pirb. 9ie Sritppen
6es Generals 8erfbing ittt0 oes @e-
neraIs 9etnin bnlten foit ieoen
Guitft, ben iie felt geginn Der &c.
genoffenitne erobert baben, beieBt.
6rana0iiid-otnerifaniide StreitfrGfte
bebaupten gpieos n0rOGi9 bon gbo.
teou-Sbierrb 1tnO elm @eIGnoe nor6.
0itlid bon @pnt ct. Bere. 8eiter
0itlidJ ergebt ficb Ser 5einO in nlls.
loien @egenangriffen.
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Mrnkfener.

sort @ortb. Ter 90. syuli. -
Gin g1n3es Sduiersebiert uobe Dem
SanptltaOtteiI purOe leste yiaht
Onr9 5euer 5erItort. Der onees
ridtetc Shoocn belGtit iidl olf
S250.000.
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9cmtidler geridlt.

Berlin, iiber 2onooiI 23. SuIi.
Gas beutidJe ariegsontt bebouptet,
bob Die Sample in Sranfrei6 am
Sonntog oein boIlitdnniger Grfolg
Der Oelltiden @affen tpnren. sSyn
benz offi8ieIlen 8ertft bon geitern
glbenO iperoen aablreide itbnere
Sample an alien Seilen Der ShIadt.
liuie 8ipiiden Soiiions unO 86eims
beidrieben iino erfl1rt, oaB aIe Nm.
grille Der oIliierten Streitfr1ffe ob.
gei6lagen fpitroen. Sii0lif Ser
Surcq iino IofaIc Sample al Der.
5ei6nen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-23
gSas Sentid,e 3eitHnseH iasem.

@oibington, %. sSuIi. oeut-
iden 8eitlingen iogen, Iaiit 3iiriher
@iel0ungen, General 2uOenoorff bo-
be cine gldn3enbe @affentat ousge,
iihrt. uno Der urlpritng[ide .leher.
gang itber Die Wtarne mar nnr eine
0ioeriton (unerfporteter g[ngrifD.
Gen Grfolg Der 5rnn5oien nnb
glmerifaner befpredenO, iogt ong
9erIiner Gageblott, oaB Der fran.
aoiiide 9Ian oaratf geridtet mar,
Die oeuti4e Irntee 81, berni6ten 1ln6
folglid berfebIt mar. Ser lteber.
gang unierer &rltppen iiber Oie
Mnrne mar oen 8ldnen Ser oberIten
oeltiden Seeresleititng gerndB ttur
Elm ltnerlporteter glngriff uno beiin
8uriid5ieben 0ieier Trnppen bot 2u-
oenoorff cine gtd1i3enoe 8affentat
aliseefiibrt."
81breno Ser lesten "a Stunoen
bobcn in oen 3eituneen sabIreide
8eridte ibr Grldeiuen oeutaht, in
elulden ons oelltlde golf enttdlt.
idlenoe 9teIointeen, Die es 5lt cruar.
ten bat, borbereitet miro.
19lniteroont, 90. sili 8eutldle
Observation-Disclosures iteIlen Die Sc.
genoffeniibe Der gllliierten ais einen
geriud binb Die oeltide ssuie olt
our6breden. sic bei6reiben 0ie
oronpngsm6Bige un6 regeImGbige
GntIerloung BON &eeirbetL iim oie
0eutide 2inie ait boIten.
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.@erin9lSIEdtigteit
OH. sSnfanterit
Sransclcn mclSer, Sab lcttc 1adt ait ser eaiiscrl
OffcnitpsSrcnt NIT nrtilleriegefceetc
81 perscid1ncn ,uarcn
,l,ontSiSier ereifen Sic Sraisoien an

itnO. Sebt, onB iie Die Snitiatipe
perloren babeb ideirt ibnen aud Die
alrnIt ber Strotegie abbanOen gefont-
men ou iein. 9ie 6raee entitebt
iest, Oh iie ilrlItanoe finO, Die Soil.
ions.Hbeims Sofgofie al raumet,
um elmer aataitropbe gu entgeben.
02it ie6er peiteren' Stlntoe oringer
bic Gaiierten tpeiter Dor in Dem 8e.
itrebenb Die Sale au idIieBen. Ir.
tiIlerie uno SSnfanterie arbeiten in
elmer borber ME oagelpeienen Irt
unO @eiie 5tionrnen. 8enn I'M
mer Die Snfotlterie ouf Sinoerniiie
ftobt, 0onn r6unlt Die 9(rtiGerie ba-
nit aitf.
Mton 9Ioubt, ooB 2lloenborff o0er
Sinoenburg - 6as nlbIteioie Ser.
fhtpin0en oes 2esteren frilbt ben
geridt bon ieinem ableben pieoer
nuf - nod arnft genug at einem
ipeiteren StoB beftten. Is lit iit-
oeiien frdgIid, Oh iie 3eit baben
aud tpenn ibnen geniieeno &eierben
CUR @erfiieung iteben iollten ben
Sag 8lpiiden soiiions iinO aIeims
at retten.
Sbne 3peifeI miro irgeno mo mid
bern gieit Ser oeutiden &eierbet Elm
ipeiterer 0eiitider 8oritoB efoleen,
ober es miro berlorene @iiibe iein.
Ser arieg miro, foiueit Die 9eltt-
id)en in @etrafbt foinmeu IN Der
Soiiions. .&beins Sdlodt dusgefo6.
ten lperOen, nrlo oie Sdbe Itebt fir
Die Gaiierten grliiltie. 8ie 2onOo.
ner 3eituneen bnlten nit ibren glll-
fthten niht iuebr 5ttriif. Sic iagen,
Die 9eutidlen fiito gaidlooeu, bos III
offenbar.
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gpnbonfr 9[niidlten .

eou6On, 90. SuIi.-2aneiant nnO
alhdblih beginit es bel ben Deift-
iGeH gu OdHmern, OaB iie Geidloaea
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MISSIONARIES
MAILED TODAY
List Of One Hundred and Fifty Men
Who Receive Calls to
Answer Cues
lions.

The following men were mailed
selective service Q~uestionnaires to-
day:
Jno. H. Weirer, Keokuk; Joseph
Buckner, TT. Madison; Chas. Halsey,
Viewer; E. l.. Cronk, Viewer; Jno. l..
Davis, Croton; Peter Brinkschroeder,
Fl. Madison; Leo Stellern, FIT. Madi-
son; Horance Laluert Keokuk; Fred
Mark Myers, Keokuk; Marion Over
ton, Mt. Hamil; w. r. Ray, Green
wood, Miss; F. w. Newsom, Cam
bridge, Mass; Geo. Wiggenjost, Fl.
Madison; Ora Bates, Keokuk; Frank
Carbee Pearson, Keokuk; Dallas T.
Thomas, Ft. Madison; Henry T. Land
man, Keokuk; Geo. ]. Seibert, Jr.,
Keokuk; Geo. H. Hamburger, Ft.
Madison; E. w. McManus, Keokuk;
w. L. Stevens, Fit. Madison; f. II.
Pearce, West Point; Geo. l.. Patter-
son, Keokuk; j. Schroeder. Ft. Mad
ison; r. M. Poole, Primrose; A. !
Schmid, Keokuk; Joe Pohlpeter, Ft.
Madison; Carl Waegener. Eft. Mad,-
son; w. p. Puder, Keokuk; Jno. L.
Jones. TT. Madison; S. H. Windsor,
.Keokuk; II. A. Pierson, West Burling-
ton; E. Sackner, FIT. Madison; j. ].
SalIen, West Point; Ray G. Bell, Mt.
Hamill; Joseph Kragmeier. Fit. Mad
ison; e. Oldham, Davenport; A. J.
Schultz, Keokuk; c. LeMatty, Mont
rose; l.. j. Bradshaw, Fit. Madison;
J. Pannenberg, West Point; r. l..
Sturgeon, Keokuk; H. Hunter, Keo-
kuk; Geo. Rempe, Ft. Madison; A. q.
Cook, Keokuk; J. M. Kenny, Keokuk;
C. 3. Hoar. Keokuk; c. M. Hardesty,
Keokuk; Geo. Griffin, Keokuk; VIM.
M. Marsh, West Point; C. H. Klingler,
Donnellson; w. NJ. Shelleby, West
Point; G. E. Burch, Fl. Madison; II.
f. Ball, Donnelson; w. =. Vaught,
Keokuk: S. j. johnson, Keokuk; j.
Il. Miller, Hannibal, Mo-; A. H. Hotop,
FIT. Madison; F. Bennett, New Bos-
ton; w. F. Gosey, FIT, Madison; q. R.
Chestnut, Viewer; E. S. Lotion, j.,
Keokuk; J.. G. Seither, Keokuk; IL.
II. Evans, Keokuk; S. j. Conley,
West Point; Jas. A. Culligan, West
Point; A. Woodraffe, Denmark; G.
Lange, Ft. Madison; w. H. Hans
man, Ft. Madison; c. R. Read, Keo-
kuk; l.. Karwaski. Keokuk; Geo. C.
Danghart, Keokuk; Jno. w. Traverse,
Ft. Madison; NJ. G. NAHUM, Ft. Mad
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-02
,y..tber for Closing Month OF 1917
Was Not up to Normal In
either Temperature or
Rainfall.
FOUR INCHES OF SNOW
one Inch Of This Was on the Ground
at the End Of the Month
the Summary
Shows.

december was a sub-normal month
recording to the monthly summary Is
sued by the local weather bureau.
The temperature was below normal,
likewise the rainfall for the month.
The normal temperature for December
lis 29.4, while the mean temperature
for the month Just passed Is 81. The
highest temperature occurred on De-
|cember 2 when the thermometer
climbed to GO. The lowest was
|chalked up on the 29th with IA be-
low as the mark. The absolute maxi
mum for the month is SO on Decem-
her "a, 1889. The absolute minimum
flor the month was 20 below on De-
cember "a, 1872.
The total precipitation for the
month was SO with a snowfall Of As
Inches. The normal for the month
bis 1877 inches. The greatest precipi-
|tation occurred December Is, when
there was rainfall Of IA. There was
Ian inch Of snow N the ground at
the close of the month.
The prevailing wind direction was
northwest with a total movement of
&. 250. December 8 the wind attained
Its greatest velocity in twenty-four
hours, blowing twenty-eight miles
from the tsouthwets.
There were twe1vc clear days, ten
partly cloudy days and nine cloudy
bays. Lunar halos r recorded on
December "a.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-02

,ison: D. w. Young, Ft. Madison; A.
C. Carlton, Keokuk; Pearl Stan,
Keokuk; l.. B. Wenke, TT. Madison.
D. o. Falkenstein, FIT. Madison; w.
H. Hampton, Fl. Madison; w. F.
Bogert, Donnellson; j. P. Sheldon,
Keokuk; r. E. Hayden. FIT. Madison;
J. Fallek, Washington, d. c.; Chas.
Jones, Keokuk; o. E. Lee, Silax. Mo-;
f. D. Davey, Fit. Madison; C. r. Mil
ligan, Keokuk; B. NJ. Nye, Fl. Madi-
son; G. Marbarger. Ft. Madison; c.
F. Saar, Donnellson; P. Costello,
Keokuk; A. Sollen. West Point; H.
l.. Aud. Keokuk; A. F. Carbon, Keo-
kuk: J. A. Kenny, Keokuk; f. w.
Werner, Ft. Madison; E. c. Renard,
Keokuk; A. j. Lange, Keokuk: n.
w. Mcclure, Ft. Madison; f. Kotten-
stette. TT. Madison; w. w. Lambert,
M%ontrose; H. - C. Hoffman, Fl. Madi-
SON: Jno. j. Baker, Keokuk; n.
Wright, Keokuk; Thos. V. Tigue, Jr.,
Keokuk; j. H. Young, Argyle: ].
Honung, Keokuk; J. Beach, FIT. Mad
ison: M. M. Eppers, Keokuk; Jas.
Dragons, Keokuk; Geo. H.. Hoffman,
Keokuk; o. Bodden, Buffalo, N. Y:
F. G. Ealy, Montrose; Jno. w. Starr,
Croton; r. Griffith, FIT. Madison; H.
J. Robertson, Keokuk; P. T. Roth,
Mt. Hamil; c. H. Brown, Fit. Madison:
H. j. Dobbs, Keokuk; e. l.. Wilson,
Keokuk; c.. Thompson, Keokuk; 3.
e. Vincent, West Point; j. A. Wheat
ley, Keokuk; O. Pfaffe, Keokuk; E.
T. Bunker, FIT. Madison; j. Kuhl-
meier. FIT. Madison. Guy Bennett,
FIT. Madison; H. A. ~Breitenstein,
Keokuk; VIM. H. Hagmeier, Keokuk;
F. r.. Monical, KeokIk; L. H. Ems
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-02
INCOME TAX MEN
START WORK TODAY
Nationwide Drive to Secure Returns
Is Inaugurated and Iowa
VIII Do Its
Part. I
MURPHY's NEW START
Expert Assistants Will Get on the
Job and Will Help the Peo-
pie to Fill in Their
Returns

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Jan. "A nation
wide drive for individual income tax
returns VIII be started on the morning
OF January 2. ION hat date" Col
lector of Internal revenue Louis Muir
ply has announced 'forty-six officers
in the government service will be at
as many different points in the state to
meet persons subject to the income
tax, answer their questions and assist
them In executing their returns.
Before March 1 they will visit
every one Of the ninety-nine counties
1T is possible that these officers will
be without forms for a few days be-
cause of delay In printing them due
to last-minute changes made in con-
sequence of belated ruling by the ex-
cess profits board.
For Income Tax Only.
Heretofore the taxpayer has not
Lad the benefit of this expert assist
ance in making out his return. Here
after he is to have it. Any question
he asks dealing with the income tax
on individuals these officers should be
able to answer. They are not, how
ever, equipped to deal with the ex-
cess profits tax. On that subject con-
florence or correspondence should be
with the collectors. office. Most of
the men sen into the field are recent
appointees who have been in school
since the middle Of December acquir-
ing what mastery Of the subject they
could in that time. There is so much
that is new in income tax legislation
and so much to be learned that 1t is
hoped everyone subject to return will
call on these income tax officers who
will, of course make no charge to the
taxpayer. Every such person should
have ready complete figures showing
all money received and all money
paid out during the year January l,
1917, to December 81, 1917.
The dates on which these officers
will be In each county in southeast
ern Iowa follow. They are subject
to change in the respect merely that
more points than those given will be
visited in some counties, but this will
not affect the total number of days
to be spent by the officers in the
counties assigned them.
"Des Moines county-Burlington,
January % to March l..
Henry county-Mt. Pleasant, jan
uary 2 to January ~.
Jefferson county-Fairfield, Feb
ruary 16 tosMarch 1.
Lee county-Fort Madison, Janu-
airy 2 to January 30.
Lee county-Keokuk. January 81
to February Is.
Louisa Foounty-Wapello. February
5 to February 10.
ivan Buren, county-KeosauQua,
January 2to January IS.
washington county-Washington,
January 2 to January a."
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-02

fonso, Aaron. Hubert and Hortence
Burke, Stanton Furlong spent Christ
mas at the V. J. Burke home.
Mrs. Jas. Farrell and three chill
dren and Otto, Lynn and Glenn Felt
took dinner Christmas at the Lewis
Felt home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vegalins of
Lincoln, Neb., visited a few days
during the holidays with the latter's
sister. Mrs. Daniel Bergthold and
family.
Mrs. Jas. Farrell and children are
visiting al the Henry Felt home.
Miss Roberts and Mr.. Frabritz are
visitors at the v. j. Burke home.