davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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say CT. is-s1 lbs. s5c.; $50 lbs, s.%c.;
, so.ss lbs: 'she:; under 80 lbs: s2se q
lbs and over TO dozen, S5hc: 1855 lbs
S5tc. i3-i7 lbs. 3ic.: S6.t2 lbs. Sshc.i
so-35 lbs, a2hc.; under 80 lbs, Sihc;
fancy packs, Western, dry picked. lbs
and over. size; lbs. 35hc.: an lbs
and under save; southwestern, 81 lbs.
each. ave; fowls, bills, iced. dry picked,
prime, lbs. and over, s5c.; ! lbs. sSc. !;
sis lbs. s4c.; 3 lbs and under, 31hc.;
scalded. prime. mixed weights, aihc. OLD
packed. boxes or bbl:., ssc;; iced Dry
SPRING DtCKLINGs,@Lons Island. 10,
Sef Long i,nna ysSrllns' ssS s9UAtS IS
dozen. per dozen, ss5oas; dark. per
dozen. .2aa,5o; cuts. per Gozen. siai.5O.
POULTRY. LIyE-BRoILERs--
S5e freight, 't@gSE southern via freight 4
VIA freight. assoc; Dicks western,
via via, freisht or express. 2ia2sc. GEESE
Per pair, via freight. s5c.a.i. LIVE
PlGEoNs-Per pair, via freight, iOa5oc.
IS; family. .55; short clear, sHa5S.
Beef sm T ,ss ID5 iH%,Iy 81;
G5s. Hogs strong; bacons, s6Sc.; ito
lbs; 2sKc.; pigs. 27Sc. Bellies hrm:
s pSssd e clear 1872 lbs dry
arm yellow. 15S T16c.; choice house. l5N
9i6c. Picked hams Arm: REGULAR 1911:
lbs. 27%c.: skinned. 1920 lbs, 2sSe c. !:
steady; middle West, s2s.2sG26.35: city
lard dull. ejhc. refined lard Arm: Con-
tipent, $3.50; South America t2s; Bra
stearine hrm; city lard stearine. 2sc.;
oleo. ?0kc.
RICE-Dome.tie. medium, ss8ioc;
fancy head; lOa loHc extra fancy. lot
9ss msHc.
NGAR-cut loaf Sc: crushed. s75c.
mould A. Sc; cubes. s,26c.; XXXx pow
,i;I .5So,; powdered SC. fns gran
ers' A. 7.ioc.; No. /. 1850.
SUGAR sYRUPS-1n market there is a
good inquiry and offerings md ready buy
s ers, at official quotations OF sSei for fancy
4oc. and 35c.. and unf!tered, 3Oc. and Zoe.
VEGETABLES, MISCELLANEOUS -
BEANS-Long Island, bag. 81 y 80; Jer-
.,, wA 4se q nsn e.
F'ava. .t1d so; Virginia, wax, or green.
S:s 59s ws ssE1s NeS S SSss .N
on. hsk. iis i.25; Dbl. $3.50 q 3 so. GoRN
crs; iso ts5' MsE'R caFees
s ss'a s.s 10 45s 3d. ,isis n yi
S SSis ' Ssk MSssSa eHhFSsEs-
III Pc: iG ssa 'd Ss sp ,sg7' cs sJf.i
FLowERs---Lons Island, bbl, $50 a.;
GELERTStsie sn9 Jersey per bunch "a, % y
sskss iSa22Sfi, SARLlc,, ~ j., cog 3 2S {
.sTSy iS5 81. ,SS lf2 s'
| 100 bchs.. slQ2 LIMA BEANs--Jerssy,
hsk. .sa4; North Cssrelina; hsk.. 81 so Q
,i2s S ooTs soc g'i2So s Ss 6 Sggsf
calrieT So 0't oNIoSsJ.r. sSu'% ~hi,e sss
saa S sf!0"s 81. az 's'S S.s s2' g.
ssci s.t KUN" = 10: M.fylsna ana "a,
S.w 4 isss S.a 5ss s1a s fsF
Ina. box, 15s. a 81 81; esk T5e; q 81, N%rtn
S.s &c. sr nois sss are ass
iISas ssi. ;aaaso. PAISLEY SSeaTby
i2ass. 'OR oMAfSEMS.arby. Ssk., 80 a COO
Scs. $685. sprNxcHsss S.S iSs
s.t &c . 81 q I's 3, !, h. S.k;; Ioa 5Ss;
row. row ''S Sol. tiso' TURSIps Rutabasa
1,.S S Sas 800 g.. South ysr
sey Acme box, t1.75a1s5; other ripe
box, s1.Soal7a; average. run. box s1a
aa aa Gu, ' ho %RsJ. 0'h 'nS 49,
wATERcREss - Nearby. 100 ochs. :!
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
(Mnnhnttan)

10TH ST, 40 and 60 W, and 18TH st.
rs to 10 w-Tagar Co. Inc. agt Sixty
two West ii6th st ct al, October II.
SAME PRoPERTY--Hsnry Scharnberg agt
same, Nov Z, 1918. cancelled g.. sl+7 80
SAME PRoPERTY--John a Phibrick and
brother ast same oct o. 1915 1esn
SAME PROPERTY Kane co aEt
Fred finger ct al, Aug 81, 1918 (can-
SAME PROPERTY-Henry Scharnberg agt
same. Nov L. 1915 (onncel!edl ..,,., sl7S
18th ST, ~ W-Harry Spencer agt w
W Benedict ct al, June 10, 1915. .si62. rs
l2STH ST, s0b-307 W-ChRrles Kurzon Agt
Geo Heinlein. Dec 20. 1917 (by de-
sip% PEE Property - James Mci.auSSliS
ast same. Dec 22. 1917 (by deposit. 500
SAME PROPERTY-David Lumber Co agt
same, Jan al. 1913 tby deposip s7.7+
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RoCKAwAY LOTS AT $500.

Seventy five let's at Belle Harbor,
l.. L. were sold at auction on Satur-
day by Joseph +. Day for a total Of
$4,000. The highest price paid was
s. so Tor the plot, 60xl00. on Rethan
avenue, between the ocean and Rock
away Beach boulevard. Five lots at the
northeast corner OF the boulevard and
Nrienta avenue sold for 1915 each. On
Oreuta avenue between the Boulevard
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and Newport avenue lots brought from
$500 to 1926 each. The southwest cor
ner OF Newport and Orienta avenues,
fve lots, brought s2,375, while the OPP
posite northwest corner, Of similar size.
was sold for s2,625. The average SELL
ing price was $3.50 lot. n valuation
which tha auctloneer claimed was be-
low the market.
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COMMERCIAL SPACE LEASED.

J. Arthur Fischer has leased for Post
& Reese as agents for Walter Brooks
and the Yorkville Realty Co, the prop.
crty known as 226-230 West 35th street
on plot 75xloo. TO Klaw q Brlanger, foI
storage of theatrical scenery.
Pease & Gilman have leased the en-.
tire fourth floor Of 81 Maiden lane tc
the American Cotton OIL Company.
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FLUSHING DWELLING BUYERS.

J. Albert Johntra has sold dwellings
In Flushing, l.. l.. for Frederick Romer
10 Thomas Thibault, So Washington
street 1903 Linden avenue for James
Butler to NJ. Macdonough: 16 Botanic
place for X. b. Pratt to Anna A. Hay
den; lG Twenty-fifth street for Robert
Ba,four to George S. Dougherty; so Pine
street for Michael Murtha to John
Ageuoe 50 Washington street for +. j.
Boug to Mary Safaronowit. and lOl and
log Washington street for Katherine
SAcChe to l.. A. Bouron.
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100000 FOR USE OF GARAGE

The Cross 4 Brown Company has
leased to the College Garage for a long
term at an aggregate rental OF about
$4,000 new building TO be built at
sos to 500 East Nineteenth street, ex-
street,
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SATISFIED MoRTdAGEs.
Manhattan

with name and address OF lenders at
torney)
BROADWAY, cor 2lsth st. lO3.Sx
Sxl00xl80, l1--Charles Weisbccker to
Alma Blass. Adoiph Bloch and John G
Mayforth. exrs OF Fred V Mayforth.
Dec 4, 1899: atty. Romano Brown,
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Bronx.


ials, SITS runs W 40 to Hudson II r
xsw 60x es 10 av n so to beg.
all--Edw Murphy ct al. exrs. &c.
VIM Sheehan 20 Morris & Co, t6 l0sh
Av is yrs from May l, 1917. taxes.
&C. $4,000 10 May So 1918, and then
$1,000 attys. Breed. Az. IL NJ. 80 Lib
eTty ST.
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ARMY ORDERS

slgnment: In I. Talbot. e. t. Halstead.
j. ]. Reilly, @. Il. Moore. J. r. Nolan.
L. X. o'Brien, C. A. Rowley, G. y. s'hu-
maker. ]. W. Flint. w. c. Hathaway.
II. II. Moore G. f. Powell, ". l.. Rus
sell, j. g. Cole. r. q. kiesell. X. O.
Cloud q. A. wooley. @. II. welder. j..
7. Williams, i. T. wiant. Lloyd Wertz'
L. NJ. Wood. r r. winn. l.. q. Whit
Thwng, II. r. Tyndall, II. f. scheele.
Il. II. Smith L. W. Royce, w. f. Sulli-
van NJ, 4. Rutis, II. NJ Rix, f. 10.
Reilla. l.. d. ~ Rocea, L. ". schresser,
w. @. Harris, J. f, o. Jordan, II. l..
Bateman. A. s. Calvert, J. J. Craven.
H Ierwin n q GIllett
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Liverpool Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL. July %. 49, Cotton - spot
steady. prices easier American mid
ding fair c332; good m!ddlirG 22.G4
middlinR 22Ol, low midGling PAS;
good ordinary 20.49; ordinary ~ 90
Sales 1000 bales, including LOO Amer
lean. Receipts 5000 bales, including A.
500 American, Futures closed very
qt.aIN
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PARIS. July 22,--Trading was active
on the l}oursc to-day, Three per cent.
rentes. CT france 6. centimes for cash.
Exchange on London, 81 francs lf CEN
times Five per cent loan, So francs 80
ceutimes.
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SELLS HOME DEVELOPMENT.

The Pslenta Company has sold Its
pro9erty on Myrtle Boulevard. Larch-
mont Gardens Larchmont. comprising
large plot with semi-bungalows OF
s'p.co construction. to y. s. Nesbit. OF
Manhattan.
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COTTON STATISTICS

Liverpool cables-Spot cotton dull. 8 points
lower; middling. old contract. 22.0id. good
middling, new contract. l.56d. Sales, 2,oco:
American. 1000. Imports. 5000 all Ameri-
can Futures opened quiet at 10 TO 10 points
decline Closed very steady at net ad.
vance Of 4 to IA points July, q ed. August.
% 70; September 30: October. 1851: Novem.
ber,. isA. MancheSer-Yarns aud cloths
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MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS.

William street. at 220, 222 and 224.
to two six story buildings August Zins-
ser, 1911 Third avenue. owner; Horen-
burger & Bardes, 122 Bowery, archi-
tects estimated cost $500
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The local market Tor spot cotton was quiet
and IS points lower at S3.ibc for mddlng
upland: sales nil.
Southern spot markets follow-Gaiveston
steady. unchanged at 2s.?sc.: sales. lis bales
sales. 70 bales. Mobile quiet. 20 points lower
at 20 Sc: sales. 10 bales. Savannah STEADY.
unchanged at q. csc. gales nil. Norfolk quiet.
unchanged at sec. sales. 8 bales. Augusta
etesdy. unchanged at 2s.25c.: sales. IS bales.
Memphis steady. unchanged az Soc; sales:
100 bales. Little Rock quiet, unchanged
o. soc; sales, LIS bales.
The sun., 1918-07-23
RUssELL's PULPIT TO BE SHOP.

The Peoples Pulpit Association has
secured court permission to sell for sl3.-
900 the building at 10 Hicks street.
Brooklyn, which was used as a head
quarters for the followers OF the late
Pastor Russell. The Cameron Machine
Company Is the new owner.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
manhattan

BROADWAY, l5S7--Isaac Sagoyitz ast
Silk Realty Co, Inc. owners; Russoff
Lunch Co, Inc, lessee fredockeD. 1887 20
SAITH ST, ll3 W-Wflliam j Sufferer agt
Alice ID Petit owners and contractor
Frank Lure, contractor. .s4746 so
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sHoEMAKER BUYS FINE HOUSE

August Jansen has sold to Ray Glass
berg originator OF the short vamp shoe,
operating a chain of stores in New
York and other cities, a residence at
Sanford avenue and Twentieth street,
broadway, Flushing.
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WEST ORANGE DWELLING SALE.

Edward p. Hamilton & Co.. have sold
for Mrs Grace 4. Clark her residence
and rounds on Ivy avenue. West
Orange,
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DOWNTOWN PROPERTY SOLD.

CHAMBERS STREET Burne {
Brothers. seed dealers. have purchase
through the Cross & Brown Company
and ]. n. Kalley & Son the four story
building on lot 2l.sx75.1 at 90 Cham
bers street. together with the Grace
Church leasehold.
WATER STREET - NJ Berman &
Brother, dealers in wooden rags, have
bought from Thomas II. Hurst the
property they occupied at $50 and 522
Water street, running through TO 265
and 267 Cherry street, seven story
building, on plot 5ox135. and the two
adjoining seven story structures. 81
and 60 Rutgers street, on plot 50x1o.
at the southeast corner of Cherry
street. After the expiration OF leases
OF the buildings the buyers will erect
on the combined sites n fourteen
story structure for their business. The
properties we're held at $4,000.
WEST 18th STREET.. Lester Wood
has bought from Benjamin Cohen for
all cash above a first mortgage of $685.
900, the FIVE story walk-up apartment
house at $40 West 134th street, on a
plot Of 40xl00. This property brings
an annual rental Of about $500 and
is fully tenanted. Harry Levy and
Otto c. Manss were the brokers.
EAST FIFTH STREET-Peter Tisch
has sold for Mr.. and Mrs. simon 22z
East Fifth street. four story brick
building on lot 20.9x90.6 to Mrs. Eva
Satran.
WEST FIFTY-FoURTH STREET
Mrs Isaac n. Seligman has sold the
stable and garage at ISL West Fifty
fourth street. The buyer plans to use
It for commercial purposes. The
building Is OF three stories, OF brick
construction. an occupies the full lot.
25xlO0. about 175 feet east Of Seventh
avenue.
wOODYCREST AVENUE - Wendell
Saklir has sold to Heller & Susman
1853 and 1855 Woodycrest avenue, a
plot, ll5.5x50.1. between Union place
and West 16sth street. for Charles
Wynne. who took In part payment 235
East 203d street, 25xlO0, three
family dwelling.
FAILE STREET-Frederick Brown has
bought from Louis Schultz the three
five story apartment houses at al to
$40 Faile street. near Aldus street
each on a plot 4Sxl00. They were
held at $4,000. Jacob A. Ulanov
made the deal.
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East Side.

(East OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10Th streets)
10Th ST. 4ls +. 20xs2. July 22-wm and
Matilda Grieshammer' to Lena and Geo
Grieshammer. 81 Hancock ct. Jersey
City, j, yrs. b%; atty. Lawyers T
g. Co, 100 Bway $4,000
Bronx.
BYSE AV. W q. so n l74th at, 50xlO0-
Manhattan Mtg Co loan Janota Bldg
Co. to erect one 5 story apartment; 10
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
MORTGAGES,
tsouth OF Fourteenth street

(South of Fourteenth streetD
JEFFERSON ST. 20, s. 25x23lO. July
ls-wolf and Rose Nader to d Haskell.
sos eth ~, due Aug !, 1920, 6%. pr
BROOME ST. 29s, n $, 25Nl00. June l.
Morris Shidlovsky TO Albany Saw Bank.
20 N Pearl at, Albany. y Y, 5 yrs,
gold " NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 900
18TH ST. =. llS Az b. 2i.7xlO3S. p m,
July 7o-Muir Land Corpn to stone Ave
Realty Co. 20 Court ut. Brooklyn, l yr.
SO; atty. Title Guar T Co. l76
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JOHN ST. REALTY
IN QUICK RESALE
Second Deal Is Closed in Ten
Minutes-Sigsbee Graham
Is the Buyer.
DOWNTOWN REALTY SOLD
Water Street Transaction
FOreshadows Intensive
Structure Change.

Whatever may DO the real estate con-
ditions in other sections there seems
little room for complaint in the old
shipping district. When a parcel OF
property can be sold in ten minutes al
ter II IL submitted to a prospective buyer
there is reason to believe that conditions
in that neighborhood must DO strong
william D. Fitzpatrick and David Lion
who. the latter part Of last week bought
tho small property at 107 John street
from an estate which had held II for
number Of years yesterday asked the
Charles F. Noyes Company to resell H.
Ten minutes later the operators were
told that the property had been sold.
Sigsbee Graham, who owns an AUDITING
property, that at 239 Pearl street ana
who is a great believer in the investment
future OF the old shipping zone, being
the buyer. Mr.. Graham paid the OPP
orators profit but he was willing since
the acquisition of their holding gives him
two street frontages and neutralizes the
property at the northwest corner OF
Pearl and John street. Mr.. Graham has
bought extensively In the section. The
parcel measures 20.6 feet on John street
and extends back 65.s feet The prop
erty at 239 Pearl street abuts It. The
Pearl street realty is ~ feet front.
The sun., 1918-07-23
RENTS WASHINGTON SO. HOME.

Pope 4 Bro. and Horace 8. Ely & Co.
have leased the three story and base
ment dwelling at So West Twelfth street
to Gardiner II. Miller Of Riverdale-on-
the-Hudson.
The sun., 1918-07-23
Bronx.

ST AIMS Av. S0-sarah - Bruce sgt
Taxpayers and Store Leasing and Inn
provement Co. Inc, ct al foreclosure OF
mortgage); attys. e T. a. w w Buckley.
The sun., 1918-07-23

Special Despatch to Tue SuS.
WASHINGTON, July 22.-The War De-
partment issued the following army or
ders to-day
The sun., 1918-07-23
LIS PENDENs.

CANNON ST, 3S-Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum In the city OF New York agt
Charles ] Schlesinger ct al foreclosure
of mortssge); atty, f. II. DAILY.
cd Av, 8 e s, 9s.s n 40th st. 2isxl0o--
Felix Torch, indiv and exr, agt Aaron
Iswis ct al foreclosure OF mortgage) [;
atty y NJ Tlchenor.
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NEW CONTRACTS
PARIS MARKET.

OLD CONTRACTS.
sDs6
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REGULAR ARMY.

REGULAR ARMY.
Air Service, Military Aeronautics.
Following officers attached to Air Service,
military aeronauties; firT Leu National
Army; Asa II. Black, 18th Infantry,
National Guard; Louis c. Bryan, 32lst
. Na'Spa Army Fl M c hry
s. d. Day, s36th Field Artillery Reserve
Corps. C. W. Gregory. SlSth Field Artii,
iery Resery. Corps; e, c; ,o rpsor' ~ s'' NJ.
Ryan. siith Field Artillery, National
Army; Abram q. stratton. Joseph H.
Williamson, ss5th Field ARTILLERY rae Re.
Tor PorterHeld. 337th Field Artillery, Ma,
tional Army: II. n. Philips, $3.50 Field
Artillery. National Army H. r.: Trewan.
Floyd r. McNiece. 18TH Field Artillery.
National Guard; e. ID: Begss. Szo1h
Field Artillery. National Army IA, X;
Army; Second Lieut.. II. 8. OKelly, S2oth
Field Artillery Reserve Corps.
Field Artillery.
Provisional appointment OF Capt. II. p.
Ames, S0th Field Artillery, terminated.
Inspector Gencral's Office.
Major f. s. Miller to Washington and re-
port to Inspector General for duty IN
Retired List
Col. Abner Pickering, retired, awaiting
orders at Camp Funston. Kansas, VIII
proceed to Fort Mcpherson. Ga, ana
assume command of war prison barracks,
relieving Col J. T. Van Orsdale. re.
tired, who will proceed to his home ana
upon arrival stand relieved from active
duty. 49, y.
Advancement to Captain on retired list OF
First Lieut. l.. E. Willyoung, retired an
nounced.
Cavalry.
Lieut.. Col. A. y. Mcclure to Auxiliary Re
NJ n,
Texas. on official business and return TO
station.
Lieut.. Col. V. La 8. Rockwell from present
duties to Hoboken for Assignment.
Capt. X. p. Mortimer, Fourteenth Cavalry,
detailed as recorder of Army Retiring
H. @. Okie, Fourteenth Cavalry. relieved.
Lieut.. Col. w. F. Martin to Washington for
temporary duty.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-12
APPRECIATES
THE CAR MEN
Hamilton Paper Pays Tribute TO
the Interurhan Car Operator
on the Anniver-

Anent the fifteenth anniversary Of
the opening Of the interurban trac-
ton line between Keokuk, Hamilton
and Warsaw. the Hamilton Press con-
cIudes an article thus:
In those fifteen years some me
records have been made by the men
who have handled the crowds travel
ing on the cars among whom may
justly be placed George Cooper OF
this city who has been with the rail-
way since 1904, and has been con-
ductor on the car in this city for
twelve years. He is universally liked
for his genial disposition, prompt
and dependable service, and willing
disposition. Thomas Dodge is also q
great favorite with our people.
On the Keokuk-Warsaw run James
Allen has been with the line from its
start and Mr.. Wahrer has been with
that run seven years. Both men are
greatly esteemed both here and in
Warsaw for their courteous dispost
lions.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-12
THREE SONS
OVER THERE
And Joseph Goetx Has Three More
sons Preparing to join the
colors to Fight the
Kaiser.

Three OF the sons OF Joseph Goetz,
OF 2ec7 Des Moines street, have ar
rived safely over there. he has bean
informed.
Two of his other three sons ara in
class one OF the new draft, one has
not yet been classified, and is in the
eighteen year old class. All these ex-
pect To be in the war in active service
soon.
Joseph Goetz. Jr.. Is in Europe
pumping q machine gun in the Sew
enth division. He used to work At
the cement machine plant here.
Sebastian P. Goetz. another son,
was formerly q cigar maker at Sci
berts. and now Is in the auto replace
ment detail over there.
Jacob Goetz. a third son. left the
powder works at Mooar to go over
where they burn up the powder. and
he Is also in the auto replacement
work in France.
OF the three sons still at home,
Frank Goetz and Carl Goetz have
been placed in class one and doubt
less will be indicted into the army
before spring. The sixth SON. Edward
Goetz,, is only eighteen and not clas-
sified, but he intends to become a
soldier by entering training school
soon.
So far as anybody could ascertain
today, the Goetz family are entitled to
the pennant In Keokuk and Lee coun-
ty for active participation In the war
against the kaiser.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-12
"CAN l BE
CURED?"

How often have you heard that sad
cry from the victims of disease. Per-
Ibsps the disorder has gone too far
for help, but oftener it is just In It's
first stages and the pains and aches
are only natures first cries for help.
Do not despair. Find out the cause
and give nature all the help you can
and she will repay you with health.
Look after the kidneys. The kidneys
are the most overworked organs OF
the human body, and when they fail
in their work Of altering and throw
ing OF the poison that constantly ac-
cumulates in the system, everything
goes wrong. GOLD MEDAL Harlem
oil Capsules will give almost imme-
diate relief from kidney and bladder
troubles and their kindred ailments.
They will free your body from pain
in short order. But be sure to get
GOLD MEDAL Look for the name
on every box. In three sizes. sealed
packages Money refunded IL they do
not help you
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-12
THEY ASK HER j
FOR DETAIL
Motion for More Specific star
in the Contest Of the se"'''
viii Filled In
Court.

Interest in the contest Oh 're
of Conrad Seabold has taken ,nsd
jump since motion for more 't usl
statement has been filed os ~ ~
Winkler, special administra'O'
estate. and George Seabold. ,rrt
These men have asked the Ma Ma
require the contestant, Mrs, a ~
Seabold, to give the name - r,
beneficiary who exercised raul aiIl |
tive to the making of the VIZ a
the name of the person WIZ
cised the alleged undue liiiu rhsn
They demand facts as 10 o WI vi
alleged fraud took place an n b
undue influence was broushe N maid
upon Conrad Seabold in the -
of the will. ,,s ordel
Judge w. S. Hamilton mas No ne a
that Mrs. Seabold, the widow che
$500 as a means of support mai
filed an application askihs
allowance be made. Nv nd
The court appointed HEM Of
Ter special administrator AIRS s.
estate upon application oi
bold.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-12
UNITED PRESS
WAR SUMMARY
lContinned from page D

Germany before the Luxembourg gate
is closed. The allies have now made
the supply center Of JuniviIle in the
center of the Champagne west of Won
ziers untenable for the Germans and
on Hindenburg is compelled to re-
~ On fethel as his advance base for
ons champagne operations. Rethel is
~! eight miles in the rear of the
81 80 supply fortress of Mezieres near
the Belgian border.
nethel WIN be the next German cen.
yer 10 TAN IN the Champagne There.
ai'er 'here VIII be no important point
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