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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-14
Seis, berra, buubabti iilloi

Seis. berra, bulibabti iilloin
erGs berra nibastuneena; tdmd poits
10 eli i%oipeIIu moiiilIe pibeiIle. Gisa
ia paiffa eiipdt ioipeIlu, berra.
@inoin ia misid fifteen fristi>
tpn iopii pubua &~ristufiesta tGsiG
tristitpsiG maasla, fpipi ipieras raiis
balIiienn mutta nnfaiuasti.
YbbGnG ia firfosia, mrltta Ell
rautatielld. Sddrd Re eli eniinfddn
iopi.
Iian ettantipat matfniir.ppnuit
.toiIistaan; eiipdt endG tGdlld nfdan
pGGllG t%oIiaan fohbdnneet. Stnd
acknowledgement pstdtpd:rme ia mels
ienme meui plan fen idlfeen idiieen
Icpoon Serrm mo.
TG1nG tapabtuma mitaa ai5etia mo
Min mietteiiiiu. Mrnn miasia ie
miistiittaa meitd iiitG ~fa1ibeasta til
lasta, INN fiiipainaan Sitmalan pros
lesta, iopa oman ia toisten mltinioen
~pilolesta, fuitenfaan omistnmatta Ella
mad Sumalan Soiasia, iopa efuaifes
liimin iperipiboniieua. SeIlaifiIle
on 8erra ferran %iatoipa: gn ole fos
fnan tintenut teitd; menfGd pois mi
MN luotani, te laittomniben tefiidt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-14

Mitd oIen ie bptpd pnimen: bptpG
paimen mntaa benfeniG %Immmasten
eoestd. Sob. 10s11. Ne fuulemme
tGsid Seiufieh %Ianotuan itieddn pai<
menefii, ia ianomatnfin on feItpG
militia Iampaita otpat. SinG TOTO III
miSfufu on Sumalm lnitrmen lalma
ia bdneu lamrpaitann, minimum piaIe
meisSa 1nnotann meta Sumalnn fG>
ben laumatii ia bGnen laitumenia
Iarnpaidi. SsHG pstdtpdni fuulet MT
tdSIG mintd faltainen paimcn Seius
on, fila bdn ianoo itienid Spndtii
pnimenefSi, ia ianoo: ,,bpfpG paimen
antan benfenld lammasten eoestG."
SGsIG on meinG fpll1fin oppimistn,
oppiaffemme tuntemam bGnen pal
men bDfpppttGGn, ia ipaitfa fllinfa ab
fepcitIemme 1itG tuntemaan oppia,
emmc fuitenfadn fostaan tGpiin oppis
neifIi SiinG ebti. IeiIIe on eniinnGs
fin tpol6stG tilna tnntemaan perrin
pobinn oman observation-disclosures,
fninfn me fotpnania olemme lpnnisz
IA turmeltnneet, ettei meisIG mitGGn
bDiuGd lobtp. S~entdboen fitdmufaa
fun enIin tulemme tuntemaan oman
Northumberland ia felfpottomuii>
temme. fefG fdlibem fabotlitien mibin
fDnnin t6bben ioiituimme, fiinG mGGs
rGsId Ielfpenee nellie iitte mposfin
Sciufien pnimen bbipbbs ia iiilri arr
emo ia rattaus, meitd bditen lampais
taan fobtaan. Siind tulee Inurimpas
nd forfcimpnna ia iiGti plistettdfuG-
nG bditcn painten bptpbbteniG iImi
iampnitd tobtaan, eta ban OIL dntas
nut bcitfenIG lnnmaSten eoeStd. Ntit
tn miufGs tdboen pitt paimenen nn>
taa benfeiriG lamniasten ebestG? Siis
tG on meilId ppbdsid raamatusin iels
ipGt ppetufiet ia firioitufIet.
SoSpa ne ipnin l%aiiiipat fGpbd ioz
tniien ipodmeen, eta tuliiiipat tuntes
maan minf1 fnltniien falibean tirouf
: fen ia f%lrplcnlan on tottelemattomnniz
femmc meioGn pG1llemme Idattanlt
ia minfd fnltailen faubean pebon
fndliifii me ioutuimme. NGemmebGn
ieGn1sti ranmntrista ettd bbben ibmi-
fen tottelemattomuuoen tGboen pfpat
faiffi tuIleet lpntilifii, ia ipnnin palf
Ia on fuoIemn, le oil narmasti far
fitt6ipd enilcn fuin ipnti ioipitetufli
tuIi. gSptbdn pitGiii iofailene feEtpitG
minfd tdboen paimen nntoi benfenSd
Iammnsten eoestd. fila iuuri pelass
taafieen meiodt, lampaania fuoles
mastn ia faiibean pebon b~nnpdista,
rp~ostddfieen iaaliin ip~GfetpGItG. Bais
men nntoi itienfd taistelmin tnon
iulmnn peoon, ~iaatanan fansia ia
idisteli fuolemaan asti Iampaittenio
paiolcsta, antoi benfenfd Inmmasten
ebestG. Iiitta innotaan ilmestps firs
iasfa: ,,antio iaIopeura fpoitti Sius
ban iuiplista, Dnfpioin iuniri. linn. 8;
s. SuIopeiira of petoa ~iudfeipdnpi
bdn ipoitti, ban pelasti lampaot, an.
foen benfenid Iammasten eoestd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-14

fuolema OIL mieltp pcitosia. @ie ipns
hin t1bocn ioutuimme ppiS Sinialan
autunnlliicsta pbtepncStG, mltta
AMriStus bpip1 paimen, ei tabtcnut
mcitd iiati jd6mddn uloS Sumalnn
pbtcpNcSt1, paitfa ie olifin iuuri
taiStelu. ipnfa fautta meitd t1Dtpi iGl
Teen Sumalnn pbtepteen iaaba. Mllt-
to b6ncn painlen b~pippptenlG oil iuus
rcnlpi. SGn ci iddstGnpt benfednlG.
Iampaitten t1bSen. ei lallimt lamz
poittcn ~ioutna t~aoptufieen.
SuIin OIL b1nen paimen bpitonia ia
buolen pitpnla ~lampaistq iuiri. mut>
ia Iulrin OIL ie, cttd bin OH antanut
bentenIG lammasten ebeStd. SinG ie
on meibGn pcldstlfIemme fnolemnss
ia fen tahttn OH mcillG idlleen nh
tens Sumnlam faitSia ia iinnfniffinen
eldnla 1a dlIutlS.
Sloinen on ic ianoma. ettG pais
men on moittanIt peoou. Solin oil
taistelm foipa. ia fdrfimpfien tusfat
Irnlret, mitta moitto oil painlenen.
So IebGn pnfin mitd ielipimmin tobis
tamasla paimenen ~bptpppttG lampail>
leeil. eta paimen Ell iddstGnpt itiedGn
lpaan lainpaania.. SiiS Iaupesiaau:
NINA olen ie bppG paimen mainits
fee ban l%analla fobta, faitfein fun
rinta b%pipppttd ia raffaltta, iIn,aiies
iparl tp6r, lampaiaeen, eta bpipG
paimen antaa benfensd lammasten
eoeSt1. Setin OH fpllG 10 paimen bbs
iuppttd, eta paimen faitiee bptuin
lampaitaan, pitdG beistd bptpGd .buol
to. ruotfii beitd, ia iobtaa iueii ldbs
ia bpiudlle laitumelle. Nlitta
iiilG ei ipielG paimen bDtpppS tdpbels
linen ole. SiinG ipaota paimenecn
%oioittailtlm tdboelliiefii, ettd
Ell idtd lampaitaT pebon iaa1
waitfa Ie mafiaiiifin bGnen
benfeniG. &ristuS ei iGttGnb meitG
pebon idaLiifii MALTA b1nen tGbtpifin
antaa bcnfcniG meioGn ebeStGmme.
SGn rafaSti Iampaita fuolemaan as
ii. p%loittnan iuirinta tobellista bbs
lampaileen, fifth tabtoofin
ban ianoa: lie OH tpbistus paimenen
bbtpDpbestG, ettG ban Ell iGtG Iampai>
Ia pebon bampaisia fuolemaan, paan
antan oman bentenIG lammasten
Nbt pstGipGni, ipaiffa DIET
beiffo, firia ipntinen min plet
(unastettu. plet pebolta pois noitet-
hi, DIET Ills bpipdn paimenen lams
mas Ell mifGdn peto moi Iiniia faopts
Ct unit, Ell ttplemn IDOL 1tftlld
bufiittaa, iiId faiffi OH paimen poits
81 iiniln taripitie pelidtd fuoz
IiIG palmer OH antanut benz
iinim ebestGii. Sdn OH fuolllt
prolestaIi, ipaan bGn ipoitti
fuoIeman, bGn OH berGtettb bios, III
nulla ia meinG taifiIln OIL bGtesId
iuoitto ia ipapalis ipnnistG ia fuplez
masta philips ia pubtaiis, elGmd ia
mltrnis. SGmd iuuri onfin iitd bb>
tpbpttG, josta poibam bGnet bpipGf-
II paimenefIi tlntea, fmn usfomme
bGnen pGGneniG.
&c. SoImn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-14

Sob. 5:24: ,,Sotiiesti, totifesti ias
non feile: iofa fiiiiIee miniin iarinni
ia usfoo bdreeri, iofa on miniit rds
bettdnpt, fila OH ianfaiffinen eIdmd,
eta ban iouou tiomittafpafii, imam
on Iiirtpupt fupIemasta eIdmG6n."
Sa pieIG ZIP. Eeoista 18:3s,39:
,,Olfoon fiis teiIIe tiettdfud, miebet ia
,~ipeliet, eta bdnem fauttaan ~iiilistes
tam teille fpntien anteeiiimrtam1is
ia eta iofainen. iofa usfoo, tuIee
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-14

~lenpioostaan, liidten ett1 bGn pitt
tdtd t~pipmpSta itielleen t6rfeimpGnd.
5dn iottoi fifteen:
&sfem ianoitte baluanarne neit
ipoa minute tien taitpaaieen. Olfaa
MT bDipd ia ~neliipofaa. SGanG le6tiz
lien ei ncipipo fuinfa npt pdG1iii,l
parmilitecn alltliubeStani. SGsiG
fdstetdm tatnmam ipntiG ia r,ltoile
maot; mlitta mist1 tieoGn, fosfa
plen tarpeetii fatimlit ia r~nfoilut?
Gifo tcilld ole mnita firiaa. iosIa
ianottailiin fuinta topbG ipntinen
pGdiee tatipaaieen?"
On fpllG, iuastaIi rouipa, rnas
mattu iofa OH Slmalan lanaa. nGpts
tdd nellie ten tailpaaieen. 2ufefau
raamattila rIfoiIIen, ia te p1diette
ielipille iiitd fuinfa tuIlaan taiuaas
Ieen.
gSoitteto nelripoa, miSlq fobz
Din ~raamatusia iiitG pu6utaan?
%isiG ianotaau eta Jos rutoiIen.
min pGGfen tnituadieen? Onto teiIIG
raamattu ~mufnnnme?
vi plllt, eifd muiIIataan Ieurosia.
Sillpin mics otti ~tastustaan tiion
fnlliin firian ia pitden iitG eiisId ias
mi:
SGtG firiaaban Sc tarfotattc?
Slfaa npt bpipd ia nGpttdtGd minnlle
mnltamia ieltpiG paiffpia.
Iolapa ptti raamatun, ielaili Iitd
bdmillGdn ia ianoi fitten:
On nina min tarffaan niistG
paifpista tiebG; mutta fen lanon, ets
td jos faoitte ipnteidnne ia ipafapas
ii rllfoilettc, min pelastntte.
81 ie tpbobtd minua. @istG
tieodn foSfa Siumalan tpptpD. IGbts
tdfdd ebes pfii fobtal
Touipa fGdntpi naapurinia piioIeen
Oiaattefp Sc nGDttGG?
Gn.
&oipipa fbipi %uienmmilta. 9iaa>
mattl! annettiin fGteen, pitt laabd
ieltpG pastaus iiiben fblDmbfieen
fuinta igntinen pdGiee taiapaaieen.
Iutta faiffi t~unnustitpat etteiiuGt
miista misiG roamattu ieIlaiiesta
pilbiri.
Iouiua mutoi rnanntiin tafaiIin
ianoen:
Gn moi loptdd; mutta olfaa fly
iud ia fpipfdd pastori &:lt6 finn tu<
Iettc Y:ben, ban ianoo teiIle. SGil
OIL ciuanfclinen opcttnin; ban pars
maan ilostlm inaoeSinan opettan
ScitG.
%uttn, cntd joe ernnie iinre
aSti pGdietf1Gn? Sos iunn iuistrm
fisfoiIta ia me fdiffi ianmme ilrs
mnmme. Sai moi iulla ipfu muu
lupittamoton este. @if0 MT fuiaan
teist1 fristitpistd fpferc ianpmaan
mnlfalaisraufanc, fuin.n alltnnGsl!
tlTaan? SciiG bdnen pir1epteniG
idali!!dd; etteto moi hGnii ppnstna
ipalom?
%in6 10 %ianoin, ipirffoi rupipa,
eta rufoilfna; min raamnttu ianoo.
Sinoin mmlfalainen ptti raamas
tim aipaii fen ia Iufi Sob. 9:14-16
IA Gi.nfuin y,ooles plstii fddrmt.n
erdmaasia, inrnoin pitGd Sbmifen
D|o;fa pIenrettdmdn, ioita ~iofainen
icfa bGneen usfoo iaiii ianfniffifen
cldmdn. Sind min SrmaIa on rue
fabtnnut maaiImaa, eta BON antoi
ainofaiien Yoifanin, iotta flia iiind
bdneen nsioo, fe Of biiffiiifi, ipaon
faifi ianfaiffiSen eIGmdn." go fifteen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-14

Ottofoo bnomioonne Sager
2umber Go. iImoitis ia fen pbtep-
oesid olcpo fiiponfi. leitotfaa ie ir.
ii ia be Idbettdudt teiIIe wopoosti
opctfnmoiien firjnn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-14

9irioitnsfonenaiboia mpptddn
Guttaian firiapainosio, binto $1.2h
riiIId.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-14

Mntnian pnbeIinunmero on
mnntettn ia on ie mt 59.U. Mnfa-
faa nntiiia IebbelIe ia fiirciicsia to-
panficsia iuoipi fGbftdd pnbeIinia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-14

Ennen ia nyt>
Aseita raittuistaistelussa 35c -25c>
Rauhankokous SOC. -35c
Yhteisty0ssa 4Oc. -25c,
Iltamarunoja doc. Soc
Manifestin m~aininkeja = 35 - zoe.
Juhlijulkaisu 384 sivua 1926 75c.
Raittiuskalenteri v 1918 SOC. -35c,
Historiallinen .lukukirja Csc. 45c,
Suomen Almanakka 1918 10c - &c.
Titaniein Lauluja 10c. &c,
Sellaiselle tytolle Ell ole vaaraa 10c,
Suomalainen orjatytto SOC.
Venajan Keisarill. perheen s~alaisuuka
STA -35c.
Kaikki kirja (yli 700 ruokalajia 100
Unikirja selitykset 1850 ertunelle %
Vihan ia rakkauden sovinto = 25c,
Matkamies Kristityn vaellus = 25c,
Sionin Laulukirja valmistuu painos
ia Lokakuulla 1918. = zoe
Uusi Aapinen 10c. Suomen Aapinen
15c.
Katkismus uusi zoe vanha 25c,
Singerkonein ~neuloja tusina 40 25
Paankipu pulveria 1 box 25c. 5boxia
81. 90.
A. Maunula,
Athena Wis.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-01

American Telephone and Telegraph
Co, Henry s. Pritchett, president of
the Carnegie Foundation for the Ad-
vancement of Teaching, and Ellery
Sedgwick, editor of the Atlantic
Monthly. Rollo Ogden, present editor
will remain in charge of the editorial
page.
In a statement, Lamont said he had
made the purchase largely because of
sentimental interest through his
brother. the late Hammond Lamont,
who was managing editor of the
newspaper, but added that the chief
reason was his faith in the public
value of the Post. He pointed out
that his other duties would not allow
him to assume personal direction of
the property.
Willard also issued statement, in
which he expressed confidence IN the
new owner. The Post has oeen
controlled by the Willard FAMILY ror
thirty-seven years.
He added that he had contemplated
retirement for six months.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-01
AUGUST DRY GOOD SALE, LoWiTz
Buy now. save 10 to 40 per cent On
last Summer and Fall yardaGe.
PERSONALS

Robert Roche, of salina, Kas., is
visiting his mother, Mrs. A. Roche,
and sisters. I11o2 High street
Mrs. Victor A Peterson and SON
Harold. and Miss Nancy Larson have
returned home after weeks visit
in Quincy. III, at the home of Mrs,
Henry Liefhelm.
Mrs. Frank Fowler, of Memphis,
Mo, and daughter, Mrs. George Alex
ander. of Fort Morgan. Colo, are
visiting at the home Of their cousin
Mrs. A. F. Goodwin, $40 North Tenth
street, and while here Mrs. Alexan'
der had, her tonsils removed at st
Joseph's hospital.
Miss Hazel Alberts arrived home
Yesterday from a months visit with
her sister. Mrs. w. G. Strong, near
Iowa City. Mrs. Strong accompanied
her sister home and will visit with
relatives and friends here until fall
and then leave for Waco, Texas, to
ioin her husband, who is with ma
chine gun battalion at Camp NC
Art hllr
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-01
AIR MEMBER
OF CABINET
Proposition Made for Creation OF De
partment of Aeronautics with
Secretary at $4,000
Yearly.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
WASHINGTON, Aug. senator
New of Indiana, member OF the COM
mittee investigating the abr craft Sit
uation today introduced bill proyid-
ing for creation of an executive de-
nartment of the government 10 pc
known as the department of aeronaut-
les. a.,
The bill further provides that the
head of the department snail De
member of the cabinet and have the
title of secretary of aeronautlcs with
a salary of $4,000 year. The secre,
tary shall have complete control or all
matters pertaining to the designing.
purchase. manufacture, producing OF
aircraft and equipme... for the use
of the army. navy and marine corps.
An assistant secretary who shall re-
ceive $4,000 and such other employees
as may be necessary are also author
lied. :
at am satisfied" said New, this is
the solution of the aircraft difficulty,
and IL is borne out by the opinions OF
every army officer of high command
-.nd everv member of the aircraft
board. both of the old nd new re
gimes. The bill is based on the testi-
mony of these appearing before the
committee"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-01
Daily Stock Letter.

limited Press Leased Wire Sery1ce.1
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The New
York Evening Sun hnanclal reVle"
this afternoon says:
Price movements we're aimlessly
irregular in today's stock market ses-
sion and business was reduced to a
minimum, less than 10000 shares
changing hands in the first three
hours. U. S. Steel moved narrowly
around 1OS. Mercantile Marine pre-
ferred, U. S. Rubber and Gulf States
steel were weak features. American
Sumatra Tobacco was well bought
and Mexican Petroleum was in some
demand. The rails were bit more
animated on the selling side.
There was little change In the
yeneraI list in the late session al
though some of the specialties de-
yeIoped weakness.
baldwin Locomotive was progress
ivelv heavy, receding below 80. Trad
ing in the last hour was somewhat
more animated.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-01
CITY NEWS.
Fresh catfish at Jos Haubert,

Fresh catfish at Jos. Haubert's
TOO Main.
Dance at Moose Beach tonight,
August 1st. Agnes orchestra.
dance, Bluff park Friday. Schaef-
Iers truclr leaves 9th Main 1880 D. m.
The Community band will play in
West Keokuk park at o'clock, to-
night
-Cistern cleaning, chimney re-
pairing, sidewalks, foundation build
ing, cellar floors, cemetery lot walls.
Call Black 1878. A. l.. Strohmeier.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. r. Peterson, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Peterson and Mrs. EN-
ma % Peterson have conveyed to S. F.
Clemenson a piece of real estate con-
sisting of the undivided seven-ninths
of part Of section 8, range S west
in Jackson township. The warranty
deed for the transfer of the land was
filed in the county recorders office
Wednesday.
Emma A. Peterson and Peter Ak
|erson, guardians of Mildred D. Peter
son and Edna M. Peterson, minors at
law of Samuel Peterson have sold an
interest owned by the minors to s. F..
Clemenson in a guardians deed filed
in tire county recorders office Wednes-
day, This interest Is the undivided two
ninths of part of section s, range 5
west in Jackson township. The con-
sideration was $SSSSS, according to the
deed. The guardians were II
censed July End by the district court
to sell the interest possessed by the
minors.
Effective September l, the price
of The Daily Gate City sent by mail
will be advanced from So to 81 per
year and payment of all mail sub
| scriptions will be on strictly cash
in advance basis in order to conform
| to federal regulations. All sub
scribers to The Gate City receiving
| the pepper by mail are urged to make
| payment at the expiration of their
subscription, the date being shown
on the printed label.
| Harold and Meredith Ackley
Of Keokuk, have both been promoted
to the rank of sergeant. This Is the
second promotion. for them in
month Harold Ackley is now sta
toned at the main office Of the ma
rine recruiting station in Chicago
while Meredith Ackley has charge OF
a station in Peoria.
| July fell below normal in botf
heat and precipitation. The deficiency
in heat was six-tenths of a degree;
in precipitation, 2.95 inches. -Four
days, July 90, 20, &c and 2S, had 9
81 temperature. This was the maxi
mum temperature for the month. The
minimum temperature, SIS, was regis
tered the first day of July. The last
day of the month ran a close second
with temperature of Sc degrees
Thunderstorms occurred on five days
Summer has not rellnquished
Another warm wave is coming. II
will be here by Friday, weather bu
reau officials say. Cities in the wes'
have "a, Sc and 90 temperatures to
day This same warm spell is head
ed this way.
A transcript has been filed IN thf
district court in suit, Frank Ander
son doing business as the Oakland
company, plaintiff, VS.. John Reiner
defendant. In the transcript th'
plaintiff appeals from judgment o
Justice, dismissing the action. Whel
this suit was tried in the justice cour
| Anderson sued for balance which h'
claimed was due on an automobile
James S. Burrows, justice OF the peace
found none due.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-01
Ihirtx-six More Ships.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-Conracts
for twentv-six steel cargo vessels and
fen tue boats were let during the
week ending July 81 by the U. S.
shipping board, it was announced to-
day.
included in the contracts were:
Fight vessels, Long Beach Ship
Building, Long Beach, Calf.
Fourteen vessels, Ames Ship Build
inc and Dry Dock Co, Seattle
Six steel ocean going tugs, North
west Engineering Works, Green Bay
Wis.
Four wood tugs, Harbor Northwest
Engineering Works, Green Bay, Wis.
Four 10000 ton vessels to be bull
bv the Kiangnan Dock and Engineer
ing WORDS, Shanghai, China
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-01
To Recall Won Mumm.

AMSTERDAM, Aug. 1.-Germany
contemplates recalling Ambassador
Won MUmm from Ukraine and handing
passports to the Ukrainian amoassa-
dor to Berlin due to the situation
arising from the assassination of Ger
man General Won Eichhorn, it was
learned today.
Foreign Secretary Won Hintz con
ferred at length with the Ukrainian
ambassador.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-01
Francis in Lapland.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The first
word from Ambassador Francis since
he left Vologda reached here today
under date July 80, saying he had ar
rived at Kandalask, Lapland.
With him are the other allied dip
Icmatic corps. Another message of the
same date said he was leaving there
with the French, British and Italian
diplomats for Murmansk.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-01
NEWSPAPER
CHANGES HANDS
New York Evening Post Sold by Vii
lard to Lamont of Morgan
and Company, With Ogden
as Editor.

r1-ri+ed Press Leased Wire Service. ]
NEW YORK, Aug. Sale of the
Now York Evening Post by oswald
cerrison Willard and other stockhoid-
&C IN Thomas W. Lamont, of J. p.
Morgan and Company. was an
,,arnced here today by Willard.
The newspaper will be operated by
the present editorial staff, under con
troll of a board of trustees Whlch IN
olnras Theo. N. Vail. president of the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-01
Cotton Report

a, WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The CON
g =. OF the cotton crop July % was
.oo, the agriculture department an.
nounced today, forecasting a total
PRODUCTION of 13.619,000 bales as com,
pared with 11,300,254 bales last year
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Greek Army of $50. 600.

tohlted Press Leased Wire Service. ]
LONDON, Aug. IA Greek army
u 10000 is ready to take the field.
according to dispatch received
mom Salonika this afternoon. Other
DIVISIONS are being formed.
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AUGUST DRY GOOD SALE, LOWiTz.
Buy now, save 10 to 40 per cent on
iate Summer and Fall yardage.
ENCOUNTER With SUBMARINE.

-lonlted Press Leased Wire Service.l
AN ATLANTIC PORT, Aug. t.
An encounter with a submarine $50
miles off Sandy Hook early <,is
morning was reported by the crew
o1 an American steamer which ar
rived here today.
was stated that the U boat fired
."o torpedoes. Both missed, the
second one by only few feet as the
steamers stern swung around.
me submarine was observed about
"slf mile distant, it was asserted,
ano several shots fired at it from the
sI.er guns. Some believed a hit was
scored, but there was no proof Of
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credit IF Three Billions.

LONDON. Aug. chancellor OF
t+a E.vcheuuer Bonar Law today
r,oved In the house of commons a
credit Of 700. 100000 pounds fs5,5oo,-
loco ,000} 's
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Dill and stock beets.
1900 Timea. Phone Black 1906.
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E:E(sss2St||||
Entertain at Tea.

AIRS. D. B. Hamill entertained a COM
INV of girls at afternoon tea yester-
say in honor of her granddaughter.
s Sn. Elizabeth Vale Fry of St Louis.
Miss L,enna Rec Norton OF Peoria, and
MICS Ms. Helen Lawrie OF Chicago, were
snasts from out OF town.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-01

FOR SALE-Green grapes. Black
1906, at once.
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Mrs. Smith Hostess.

The Loyal Ladies' club will be en-
..rtained Friday afternoon by Mrs.
u q Smith, 1924 Ridge street.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-01
Return from Chicago,

Mrs. Geo. W. Delaplaine, Mrs. Eliza
10th Collier and Miss Elizabeth
Steela have returned after a three
weeks visit in Chicago.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-01
DEPART for Visit.

Depart for Visit.
Mrs H. K. Dimelow and Miss Kath-
crime Elder are in Chicago for few
days.
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FOR RENT-Four room house, MOD
ern, furnished Or unfinished, a.
1922 Morgan. Call Black 1853.
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WANTED-A gang plow. Phon
2321-F-13. VIM. Peevler, R. r
Keokuk, Ia
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FOR RENT-Eight room modern
house, 500 North Third; fine con
dition. Apply Jas. B. Diver, 525
North Third.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-01

FOR RENT-Five room house, 18th
and Concert streets, Aug. l. Apply
j. w. Peterson. Phone 1910.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-01

WANTED-A position by young
man; have had some experience in
Office; can typewrite and am outside
the draft Address A, care Gate City.
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FOR RENT.

wANTED-A boy at the Alley Inn.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-01

WANTED-To do nursing; have prac
teal experience. Call Black 1415.