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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22

Oils fs ibren @eg sur 9dIfts gu.
rid 5elegt batten. ting es an gu req
men, uno 5tpar gIeiA iebr beftl9.
DAP mir ms Wuher gerallen iino.
iagen mir IeBt gur ni9t, nt9t. Gl>
pite? Damn trie9en mir blob
S4impis". meinte Neg IeBt, mir iinO
bIoB p0m Re9en 10 mob geporoen"
GlOtre Iadte un0 Mate peritdn0s
nispoa. Aber ie longer es Dauerte,
bis lie nab 9ouie tomen, Deito uns
bebu9ll6er nuroe tbnen in ibreu
nalen Saden, uno bic &leine Sits
terte unO bebte i4lIebIt4 DOR adlte;
IS regnete aud tmmer beitiger, uno
Ole 0Be9e paren mtoIgeoenen NAB
uuo i9Iipfrl9. GnOlt9 mar aber
oo9 bic Sta0t erreidt unb Der Weg
ourh ole 0drten genommen - nun
9dIt IS, reht unpemertt ms 6aus
gu tommen uno lid ipOmosIl9 iqneu
Der naien Saden gu entleolgen.
4ler iaIi4 crit ollein reto9nol3ie=
renD I'm oas 9aus berum, nobrsno
@lpire i'm 9artsn portete, uno er
itieb iaIieBIi4 auf SIoiainstp. rem
Suri9en oes Rtttmeiiters.
Won oieiem ertubr er, boB Der
Rittmeiiter uno oas 6rduIein mob
nidt 5urudsetommen ieien uno Cine
ein4oIen ge9angen iei. 0as mar
iebr gunitlg. Gr bplte alio GIptrs
ous ibrem 8eritet uno bra4ts ie in
ibre Wobnun9.
Rum 9eb' nur sIei9 ins gett,
Glpt", riet er ibr, nOamit uiemono
oelne naien Sa1en lIebt. Widle iie
ole 5uiammen uno ltede lie oo in ben
ElelDerldront. IA. Hlttle2 Wah'
aber gang i4nel, pamlt gu i6on i'm
9ett biit. lpenn iemonO tommt.
Adrt', i'd BELT DIR.
limb sr tniete DOR ibr nieoer uno
tnoptte bic naIfen StiefeIbsn auf,
nit oenen iie iicb NIT lbre 3itternOen
tlelnen l9anoen pergebens abmubts.
Damn iiberIieB er is ibrsm 99idial
uno gin9 nad oben.
gloire betol9te tnoe7en ieinen Rat;
iie tleloete iid 10 raid Tie tonnts aus,
ltedte bic n%aiien SaGen in Den
Sletoeriarant uno le9te fi9 ms
9ett.
4tir tam boIo auriid urro mar
iebr etitaunt, ooB @lpire mod Dor
lem &benoe6en aIlein ins 8ett ges
gdngeu mar, aber lie beunrubigte iid
ni4t peiter barber, iie brodte ibr
W2iIh uno 8rot ans 8ett uno spq
Ii9 bann befrieoigt 5urut. 6rdulein
bate ii4 ouf lbrem &nffee peripdtet
uno tom nit ein,m etpus i9Iedten
Gepillen no4 9uuie; nun, Der Ritts
meiiter mar ia Jun EiebeSmabl i'm
&uIino uno tam crit ipdter, uno -
8ott lei 0ant! @lptte lag nit
'ebr rotten Bad in ibrem 8ettden
unO i6Iief. ltro 10 legte iiA 0os
arme 6rGuIein gang berubiqt nieoer,
obne gu abnen, DuB ous ibrer Prlege
onpertraute Sin beute cine iol6e
an~itren9enOs 9opr gemadt bate.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22

Die Sauptntt. Grou
a.: .Nuu. 6ruu G;Untter. pis bat Sbs
nen bi, utut Oper gtfnIIen9" Grau
g.: rQh, id Tag Sbnen. bic Qrimas
Donna bot Elm aI,ib n~ngebabt. bimms
liid!-
Sdtau. a.: .Wh Du pouT'
Trit bic 9odter 0einer Guuspirtbin2
0as WcNI III bod febr arm!" - g.:
.Das tbut nihts; bic Witeift bItibs i'd
isbt iAOn uImaIis bel ibrsr Wutter
ihuIois!'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22
8. s. |.

Am nGditen Norgen NOR bei
&roders alles IN gr0Bter N%ufrs9ung:
GIOire lag Deftig fleberno, mt alien
Nn3eiaen elmer ~Itarten Grtdltuno, I'm
Sett. unD in iaren nlrren Repen
iprad iie imnerfort BON Ger, DON
benz groBen Naher uno Dem oisIer
Regeu. Der RittmeiIter mar IN groB,
ter Gorge nm Iein 3ino uno lteate
EN- Itrenges 8er90r bel ieinen Qeuten
an, mas GIpirs am 2uge porber DOT
sebabt bobt. Nur Cine bate eint
ountIs Ibndng, odB Die &leiue oen
Ra6mittog iber fortgepeien isl, uni
dls auf Oieie Deiis tetn Giht IN
be Sahe ]u b-in9en mar, ItcB 81
yer Gafoip beruntcrtrIsn.
rBeibt gu, ND GIrirs seItern mad
mitta9 gepeien iit2" frogte Ct tin
iofOrt nit 8srunsclter Stlrn.
.Sa. lie If nit mir rort9srden,
Inimortste gler, crit Iino nh Boot
Jsflareu unO Damn nad 6ouie &c.
5dn5en."
Boot geiobrsr} ST strpos paKleyl
)abei2" frd3te osr HittTeiiter taiti9
4ler isHtte Den Nopr. ~Sa. oaz
Boot tit um8eidIagen
,uuo - uHD meln @ott, ipriG
yon! - Dds mar tpsiter?~
.Ridts. IS NAT gang fto4 on
Jer Stelle. st oabt GlDirs ans ufer
Jstragsn. Hnb Dunn fuo mir mad
Qauie g,gaHasn-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22

9ebaupte tets Oeinen 8lot
an Der S%onleHielte, ltebe aber nle.
mon0 i'm Sidie.
Die grOBen erioige i'm &C.
ben leecn lid aus 5abIIoien aIeinla-
tclten 5ulanmen.
AN e0em lGgc 6enfe mcnia-
items clmnal barber nod. mas on
Ocrbciicrn t3nnteit al Dir iclbit
nn0 an 0ciner Arbcit.
Ter Nrbeiter nenut's Beaah.
luna. Der Iicncr Qohn. Der aommis
Sal0r, Der Sdlouipicler Sage. Der
9eamtc 0ehoIt, Der aiinitIcr Sonc.
ror, Der <bcoter0idptcr 1ontierne. Die
@itpc Geu;ion, Der Shirt Apauaae.
Nbcr an Gn0e ocS Nonnts lit oIlcs
riucrIci.
Ger Mend broud)t mir iein
pnbrc9 2cbcn in Dem Strcbcn nadI
lem Wohlc annercr 3l crfcunen,
>onn iicbt cr. ooB ouer 1ortihritt
Ser Wcuihbcit in Der olm0blifl 81.
nchmcuoen RcrIcugnunq Der 9'rr.
i6nIid,tcit, i'm 3linrhmcnoen geNcniei.
tinen Gitucn uno &elien bcitcbt.
Geo 1oIitoi.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22
q. Gortiesuna.l

u. OorIleSnHg.)
Glpire batte piel 8oTsr geI4Iudt
unb lpeinte ber5pre6eno. Wdbren0
Sreo ii9 an BEN Spote gu tduften
ma6te, tuiete Aler nebeu letner tlei>
men 6reunOin i'm 0ras uno ipra9
ibr Srpit gu.
rGIut, iObte 2uttie, tpeine bod
hi4t mebr", bot er. .Sisb nal.
ib babe Did ia gIeI9 herausseaogsn.
eu bait ia blob gebooet, nit 3eus ge>
baoet, peiBt gu. Die ih neulid nal.
Bite. bite. peine ni6t mebr, t9
tam es 10 gar nI6t ieben".
Samit nabm sr ie in feline 4rme
unb itrei6eIte ibre 9dabe uno ibr
nafes 9aar.
aber iie berubigte iia nidt 70
i6nel.
.Msin 3sus 1T ia 70 srdBIi6
NAB, meints lie i4lu45eno. nuno
@6lmpfe trisss i'd aud.
IBIS mir gu 9ouie iinb, tit oein
3eug gang troden", ingte sr tr0s
itenb. suno es merits niemanb. Bite,
bite. glOi, psine ridt mebr. iei mir
ni9t b0fe".
Sic per u6te iebt rubiger gu tpers
ben uno i4Iudate nur ob unb gu
nal frampfbaft uuf.
Jreo rtef inoefien bonn Wa1er
Der:
raomm' bod mol fer, Msni6, i'd
lam bas Boot nidt ALIEN regieren!"
Ser tom iebt gu ibm. Meneftebt
ftano nod bis an oen 9aIs i'm Wuis
fer unb i9ub an benz Boot berum,
bic auoer bate er idcn in Si4erbeit
sebradt.
.s3ieb nal an Dem Sau bo - 70
- tii9ti9. boB mir es duf Den Sono
trie9en, 10 - nod mebr uff!"
Ia9 sinissr 3eit lag oas Boot
nieoer fabrbsrsit ba unb Die beipen
8ettern ieBten iid gu gIpire ms
@ras.
.9as ipur Elm id0nsr Reinfau".
meinte 5rep Mengiteot nit einem
Seuf5sr.
.Sa, unisr i6Onss 0entmaI lie9t
i'm Dafer! Nber ieOenfols lit es
nidt mebr ba, penn 9na5ig mor9sn
nit leinen SnteIs tommt. Nns
MAIDEN mir aber NUM-" Die lebte
Srase iteQte G!ler nit einem 8lid
auf bic triefenosn 8Ieioer Der oreI
9erungiiidten.
-Menn Die &Ieine nidt pdre. pdre
bic So9e gCn5 einfdd, mir id9ten,
mir ndren i'm 3eue geidtpommen.
0as bcben mir ia l6pn DIT genu9 ges
tan. Nber TO-! Q8ir miiiIen uns
eben irs Boot Ie5en uno nod 9auie
fabren uno uns lrgenOeine glaEb.
puroige 8eidiAte a~uspenten. Wir
brau4en ia niemuno auf Die Naie 3u
binoen, mas mir bier gemudt buben",
.Hu, 0a tommen iie Damn ober bod
elei9 oarauf. WeiBt ou, tpenn man
in folhem Renommee itebt ME mir
Spei beiOen! Ru mill id Dir nal
einen onoeren 8oriAlag maiden: 0u
ruoerit aIein nab 9auie uno i'd
9ebe nit Glpi. @riten5 pauert oas
LANCER unO mir trpdnen eber, un0
Damn lit es gang porteilbaft, nenn
mir nidt 3uiammen ontommen. G!pi
un0 ib poItigieren bann bur6 bic
9Irten uno tperoen BON niemono ee.
Iehen".
.Usnn sir bas Letter fdeint, met
uetipeqen. 9u bnit ia bod INNER ip
Qronttpie GinfGue. On liigIt Did,
Tider nod 10 rdus, onb isper bid
uno GIrire fir bic trodsnIten &c.
idopfe bdlt. go. Damn aoleu. pei
Ysrquiigen".
Msn9iteot Iprnng in5 Boot unD
;ubr oapon, uno Ser mnhte ilt nit
Glpirs aui BEN Deg. Ndd)sno etng
er an Dem 0e9roelisr porbel, an oenl
cine ldipar5s 6ono nod Dem See
5elgte uno nit g-oBen Eettetn 3u les
len ltono: ~3um Rnoe8aitomtmat".
SIN IbriQtn purOe lbnen beIoen m
ibren alHeu &ieb:tn oas 0eaen re1.
thuey, UNI G.p:,ts SAritts DuIoen
INNER tleiper uRQ unQ.e:tmuBiFer.
.gjt Oil mu0e. Sle5Iig!" iro8ts
e..
,sS5a. uno i'd itiert TO-. autuortets
ie ~t.euuaut. nit t,opperr0eH Sdhas
dsu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22
veine pripate uno ~perionIite Sotitoft, i'm 6eilt pom ,

so lantet Der Ste os ueuefen 9ldeins unieres Geiunobetsrotbs
uoer oPles pentbe no bofppittige Sbema. G~urforuneen bon oeien
uoertdattenoer gihtigtit, umo I'M 8ete itouoerno Dor BEN unqIaubIihen
@crWerungen,. nelhe 0iie 8abnInft Der 0enithet iMr tie pubdnat.
bot n nb longen aonpe NIT lid ielber Den Ilarmrni erboben. g8obI
Auen, DIE ien 8arnngsmOrt erreitt mo gum 9epuBtein ibrer
NenihsHmarOe uno hires eigcnen seIbf uufrHttelt. 8obI mar ouer
@elt, wenn iein alarmNsnal burd ole 2anoe seaen unO oonnern wIuoel
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22

Gdes feline ober inbotifpae Bud lit rim pirnitcs original inter
Sldcrn. @s 1T, me mans bonn 8eiunobcitsratb gepobnt lit. pom eoIer
6anung. &en @ort. fWu Sas 0arin, 10 aud MIR i'm Gntfernttcn uulQdr,
ooer tr ben prIocirn Sinn anfoBig mare. gs fam 9iubern in oe SQnOe
fommCn, obne ooB lie ieinen Sinn uerfnnben. Die @emGnbeit f6nntc feline
@lolen uer oi9eS SidleTn MADDEN, uno Dem SGrer treibt eS Ole Shom-
r0tbe ms 8erfn. IS lit aud nbt af @eIOgepim ocridrpt, 90 Der
gpis Elm nonrineler if. @er es Hest, Der lest c5 ihr bis gum lettcm
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-24
BUILD A SILO, MAKE MONEY
AND SAVE FOOD

ever Iowaf farm have a silt
and its firmly established
question debate
Of
Not only does he and the foods which
his table
applicable
their
worlds Of products
But there
all the
the
IL
itself
which
n
possible and hash
ing sage alfalfa and water to add 81 pounds
nothing
IN
fodder of experiment grown
had
the state nd very material advantage to the individual
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-24
United Commercial Organization
Passes Resolution to Give One
Day Week to
Service.
SATURDAY PREFERRED
Expect to Help Until Necessary Field
and Other Duties Are Per-
formed-Anot1,er War
Move.

United Commercial Travellers of tn,
city are still exhibiting a willingness
TO do real war work In meeting Sat
urday. Council Mo- 400, q. C. T., passet
q resolution TO help farmers at leas
one day a week during the season O
growing and harvesting crops.
Several days ago the council reeolv
cd to curta1 its food consumption anf
TO eat no canned goods.
Here is the resolution to give assist
1nce to farmers:
Whereas, the government,
through its local representative,
Sheriff John G. Scott, has present
ed to us the great necessity OF
having large force of men, for
short time to help harvest the ma
tured crops In this locality, and,
Whereas, many of our members
have already sacrificed all they
have and own in order to go
over there" and although It viii
be an Inconvenience, we feel that
1t will be great privilege to
back them up" and we the mem
bers of Keokuk Council No. 400,
United Commercial Travellers Of
America; do therefore,
Resolved, that we offer our ser
vices for one day each week, pre-
ferably Saturday. until the neces-
sary work is accomplished
q. C. T.
A b CUSHMAN, Secy.. 400.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-24
keokuk Soldier In Seiective Draft Ar
rives in Franee-shows Speed
With. Which Troops
Move.
OTHER INSTANCES Too
From Raw Recruit to Fighting Man
. In Short Space Of Time, Record
Government in
Building.

The rapidity with which men in
selective military service are being
sent to France and with only short
period of training in the United
States is proved by a card which
reached Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas e.
Dolan, 1928 Exchange street. today
telling Of the arrival of their SON,
Thomas E Dolan, IT,, overseas.
Dolan, who is with Company G,
Th1rty-f1rst engineers. went from
Keokuk to Camp Dodge on Feb. "a,
this year. He was first placed in
Company E. 35oth infantry. but later
was transferred ITO another branch
OF the service Doian left New York
June 4.
Other Keokuk boys who have been
in service in cantonments for three
and four months are already across. "
Some instances are known where
men were sent to France within six
weeks after leaving the city.
Dofan has been in service exactly
four months today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-24
CITY NEWS.

Friends here have been informed
of the death of Roger Hills, brother
of Miss Mary Hills, who was the
general secretary of the Keokuk Y.
w. C. A. a few years ago. Mr.. Hills
was killed in action in France. He
belonged to Canadian regiment
Failing to pass the physical tests In
the United States, he went to Canada
and enlisted He had been in France
only six wrecks. The Hills family
is now in Los Angeles.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs
Claude Erdman, 1903 Exchange street,
June 81. The mother was formerly
Miss Alma Bierman.
"A marriage license was issued to
Miss Florence NJ Arnold and Fred J.
Murphy by the county clerk, Sunday
night.
Arthur Donahue, twelye-year-
old boy who was recently held by
the police as a member of a gang"
is to be sent to an institution for
correction. Donahue confessed to the
police today that he stole a bicycle
from the Y. NJ. G. A which belonged
to Jack Kiedaisch, another boy. The
Donahue boy was released to his
parents on the promise of good be-
hayior after he confessed to break
ing and entering number of stores
and other business places with sew
eral companions. Order to have him
committed was issued in the superior
court
General Passenger Agent iris
tram of the Wabash railroad has
announced that for the present no
will be named to succeed
]. d. Mcnamara as passenger traffic
manager of the lines. Mt McNamara.
who died recently after an accident
in ST. Louis, will be succeeded on
the passenger board of five members.
appointed by Director General Nc
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-24
Late Market Quotations

/ SC higher. Bulk, s1e.15@1e.s5; butch
ers, s1S.25@16.35; packing. $15.6b@
1915; light, s163O@16.4o; pigs,
SIG. 25@16.50: roughs, $15-25@15.5O.
STEADY t to strong. Beeves, s11.75@
1900: butchers stock, $7.50@13.50;
Gamers and cutters. $6.50@7.50;
stockers and feeders, $3.50 1925;
cows, s7.50@r3.50 calves, $4,000
1900.
sheep-Recefpts, $4,000 head. Mar
ket slow and lower. Shorn lambs,
$40. 90 @17.25; spring lambs, S18-25
@1s.75; ewes, $4-50@R.5o.
ST. Louis Live Stock.
EAST ST. LOUIS, June A.-Cattls
receipts 1900; market steady. Texas
receipts $40. Native beef steers, $ll.bo
@1760; yearling steers and he1fers,
s950@15-5o; cows, N-509l3.75;
stockers and feeders, $8.50@12-Oo;
calves, s7.75@14.00; COWS and he'll
ers, $6.60@13-50.
Hog receipts 1880; market
steady, SC lower. Mixed and butch
ers, s16.o5@l625; good to heayy.
SIG. 1O@16.20; rough, $15.0o@l5.25;
light, $16.20@16-25; pigs, $4,000
1875: bulk, $16.1o@16-25.
Sheep market steady. Ewes, $I2.Vo
014.oo: lambs, s17.o0@2o.50; Gamers
and choppers, $7.oo@1o.OO.
Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June r.
Catt1e--Recefpts, $4,000 head. Market
steady to strong. Steers, sS.0O@17.b 90;
cows and heifers, s6.75@13.50; stock
ers and feeders. s7.50@14.oo; calves
Hog Hogs-Recetpts, 1900 head. Mar
ket 10 to 15c lower. Bulk, s6. 100
1880; heavy, $4,000 1875: medium
sis. 1o01s. 80; light, s1e.oo@1s.o.
sheep-Receipts, 1000 head. Mar
ket strong. Lambs, s16.ooogl9.2o;
ewes. s1o.00@140o; wethers,. S6-Io0
Omaha Live Stock.
OMAHA, Neb., June 24.-Cattfe-
Receipts, 400 head Market 10 %
1sc higher. Steers, $12.o0@laeo;
cows and heifers, s7oo@14.oo; stock
ers and feeders, $500 1880: calves,
s7.5o61s15; bulls and stays, $s.oo'9
1875.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-24
TRAFFIC MEN FOR
WESTERN DISTRICT
Freight Rate Complaints in the West
ern Territory to be Ad-
justed in Chi
caqo

The director general of railroads
has announced the appointment OF
freight traffic committees for the west
ern district, which will deal with all
questions Of freight rates arising un-
der general order No. %. A. c. John
son is chairman of the western freight
traffic committee with headquarters
in the Transportation building, Chica-
go, Ill.
: Complaints from Iowa go to the
Chicago district freight traffic COM
mittee, OF which F. P. Eyman is chair
man, headquarters, Chicago. H. This
committee will have Jurisdiction in
the states of Michigan, (northern pen
insuiar) Wisconsin, Iowa and Illinois,
except traffic crossing the Illinois, In
diana state line of the Ohio river, and
Missouri and north Of the G. r I. &
P, St Louis to Kansas City.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-24

aster with consequent disruption at
home, military men say.
They pointed out that the allies
might gain a turning point victory
now by taking the offensive. Whether
they could prepare for such action be-
fore endorsements make themselves
felt, Is uncertain
All the Austrian unrest, strike and
starvation reports are taken with a
grain of salt"
While many officials believed In
strong counter offensive measures in
Italy now, some diplomatic quarters
urged a stroke in the Balkans.
However, the military view is that
the western 1ine-and that includes
Italy-wiIl be the decisive battle
ground. Experts say no diversion
should be permitted. not even to send
American troops to Russia
Down With Germany!
ZURICH, June 24.-One hundred
and fifty thousand strikers in Vienna
had another conflict with the police
Saturday, according to despatch
from Munich today
Shouting down with Germany" the
crowds again attempted to reach the
German embassy, but were dispersed.
Railway men in Bessarabia have
gone ON strike and that whole region
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-24

fluences IN the dual monarchy. Tho
casualties suffered by the Hapsburs
forces have been very heavy IN their
adventurous imitation OF Hndenprg 3
r1thlessness. There can be no ACE
ouate explanation to the war weary
MODS in Austro-Hungary crying Tor
food and peace.
Austria-Hungary has not the mill
tartsttc spirit of her arrogant north
ern neighoor. There is good reason
to believe the population OF the dual
monarchy did not approve OF the drive
against Italy from the start Other
wise there would have been less
demonstratiye attitude of protest
against the food shortage while the
drive was under way.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-24

Hogs-Recetpts, 10000 head !, t
ket to 1Oc lower. Bulk EN- "
16.10;; top. $16.25. Pi0
Sheep ReceiptsL12,2 Ma,
steady. Yearlings, $500 m ~ !.
lambs. $l6.is02o.25; ewes : ~ 10y y
1880. sii"e
Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO. M, June A,-R,.,..
Creamery extras. 43c; crsan.
standards. 42h Q42Ac: da3rv s s.
40@42hc; dairy f1rsts. 37msao
Eggs Ordinary firsts. esn ~.
firsts, 33@34Ac. 7svsst
Cheese Twins, 22@zsNc. W.,
Americas. 2aAc. '0c
Potatoes Receipts, So cara N,
Mimi, per cwt., 81. ss@1 20. v"
springs. $2.25@2.e5.
Live pouftry-Fowis. 25kc. d,.,
Csc; geese. 14@f5c; spring ~.
ems, 30@40c; turkeys, 24c.
New York Produce,
NEW YORK, June 24.-Hour M,
ket inactive, unchanged. -
Pork market steady. Mess. s4sm
Lard market dull Middle wet s,..|
SIS. 15@25.1. 'p'
Sugar, raw, market firm. Cent,4,|
gal test, $60.05.
Sugar, refined, market ffrme, 4
loaf. $500; powdered. S76S, gran]
lated. $3.50.
Coffee Rio No. 7 on spot, SIC
TaIlow market firm. City, 1sxS|
special, 1TAc.
Hay market weak. No. 1, s1s
14o; No. 8, 95c@S1-05.
Dressed poultry market dull. nal
keys, 25@39c; chickens, 2fnss1
fowls, 35c.
Live poultry market steady. Cees|
ducks, soc: fowls, s5c; b.
keys, 21c; broilers, 40c.
Cheese market quiet State mi
common to special, 201k G24c; sktn|
common to special 10@1sc.
Butter market steady. Receipts n
OBS. Creamery extras, AK 9.l441te RI
tattry tubs, 36@44c; imitation creau1
cry frsts, prints, 351h @36c.
Egg market firm. Receipts 1481I
Nearby white fancy. 49@S1c; neard
mixed fancy 34@39c; fresh, S5@4oc|
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-24

Greene showed count of fiftyetght
corpses. Edward Ballard, one OF the
circus proprietors, said that second
check of his payroll showed all his
employees but fifty-eight had been &C
counted for as injured or unhurt
Greene and Ballard believed ths
count OF fifty-eight represented the
total death toll OF circus employees.
Other persons who followed the CIR
Gus might have been on the train, BaI
lard said Greene is positive that
there are no more bodies in the wreck
age.
Several Of the 10s injured were near
death today and the mortality total
may be increased. A majority Of the
injured, however, had left the hos
pitfalls today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-24
Chicago Cash Grain.

CCHICAGO, m, June 24.-Corn-
No. yellow, s1.73; No. 3 yellow,
s1.65@1.70; No. 4 yellow S1.51@163;
No. yellow. 81 40@1.52; No yell
low, $1,000 AZ; No. 2 white, $1.S9;
No. 8 white, s1.s0@1.s4; No. white,
81 .21@1. IS; No. 3 mixed. S1.62; No.
5 mixed, $1.43; No. mixed. s1.20.
Oats-No. 2 white, 1874 @79kc; No.
4 white 7sA@7sc; standard. 7sA q
79Ac.
Chicago Live Stock
CHICAGO, m, June 24.-Hogs-
Receipts, 81, 900 head Market steady,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-24
Survivors Landed.

IUnited Press Leased Wire Service1
AN ATLANTIC PORT, June a.
More than 200 survivors, of the q. 8.
s. Schurz have been landed safely and
the few wounded Of the crew have
been sent to hospital The Schurz,
formerly the German raiding gunboat
Geier, went down Friday off the
North Carolina coast after a collision
with the steamer Florida.
Survivors were picked up by a West
Indian steamer.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-24
UNITED PRESS
WAR SUMMARY
CONTINUED from ~ Z,

ians to abandon all the Italian terri
tory they now hold
Whether the present offensive of
the Italians reaches this magnitude,
the retreat of the Austro-H ungarians
from their newly won positions must
certainly contribute to the spirit of re-
volt at home. The adoption of Won
strategy c. slaughter by
Austro-Hungarian leaders will now
react against German in