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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-11-05
Famous carryslla

The two most famous carryalls In
Washington are owned by Senator
Edge of New Jersey and United States
4 Marshal Splain of the District OF Co
lumbia. The senator's conveyance, a
high-powered automobile, is famed be-
cause 1t carries license No, from the
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-11-05
SAW MILL MACHINERY
FOR SALE CHEAP

80 hp. Engine,
/ 10 hip. Hosting Engine,
80 hip. Boilers,
Complete Saw Rig & Carriage,
The above machinery is in good
condition.
r. c. REID,
40-tf Rockport, Ky.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-11-05

No young woman can have better safe
guard against adversities of fortune, OF bet
ter resource in time of need, than knowl-
edge of bookkeeping and business affairs.
Harriet Beecher Stowe
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-08
AIR
FLIGHT APRIL Is
Date has Eeea Set Wher Enslisarrzr
viii Try 20 Fly Frcr
Newfoundland &c
Ireland

rTn1ted Press Leased Wire Service-I
LONDON, AprI 8-Tha air minis
Try announced today that Pilot Harry
probably viii leave View
a. two a. n. april IS, IN
an attempt 10 sy across the Atlantic
within tie lexT few 6ays, per
haps IN q fe7F days, = TRANSATLANTIC
fight VIII be attempted rae state
ment said- We have placed the re-
sources q the air ministry AT the
Disposal Of al who attempt Z Il
aas been decided to make the attempt
from tie American side Il Is prob
able That Eawker VIII make the first
attempt frora New Fou1dlaEd ~ 3
T., April Ia The admiralty has IN
srrucTe6 al mariners who sight air.
caafE & The north Atlantic 70 signal
Immediately tts position BY wire
less, continuing the signal four
tines Al night mariners hearing air
craft uazsc display illuminated sig
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-08
Late Market Quotations

lnxs, ET.SoG1z5a, wsrn.rz sxu
Gfs-a9; anrhe, als.sGN2GeE -
s126o4f5.6o.
New York preAues.
NEW York. Aprl a-F.rur, MA
eratefy active. fEm-
Pork firm Moss, s6s.sa
Lard, unsettled. nominal. M,s.u.
west SPOT, SO 4oles5A
Sugar PAW, guiet Csnr1erzal To-,
sTss.
R=fned qrset Out Loaf .,.so.
CRUSHED s10-25. roMs.red. .sIs.
granrsatess- $3.50.
/ Coffee Rio No On spct. 1916
T1Gow. strong City. 15Ac; speaa,
HE
Hay. firm No L E.s5Gf 30. Ma
a. sL65G Ito; clover. 81 4N6t So
Dressed poultry. quiet Turksys a
Case; chickens, 3594ac; fowls asa
s5izc; dzEciEs, 55G50c.
Live poulhry, quiet Geese. zresan.
ducks. l9G 4sc; fowls, 4gR4tc: I'M
keys, s96T4fc. fowls, a4as5c. ros,.
ers, 24755c. chickens, &c.
Cheese. quiet State milk cruno,
70 special, 51E3s1ac. SKINS common
20 specials. 6G2s54c-
Butter. hmer5 recapts- uAs
tubs. isG65cs imitation creansr
hrsts, 4sG Soc
Eggs, quiet receipts, s3.0s7. Near
by white fancy SIC; nearty mixed
fancy. 41G4s1sc; fresh, 49, G45ac
Chicago Produce.
Creamery extras. SIC: creamery
standards. Site dairy tirsts. SEQ
81 1irc; dairy seconds. 5Sf5sc.
Egg-Ordfrary firsts, ssF5sgc:
ttrsts. So 4G1sc
Cheese Twins, esrs Young Amer.
cas-. 5cG3o1sc-
Potstoes-Recespts. 60 cars. Wis.
eonsin and Minnesota, per cvt,
s1T5G2
Live poultry-Fcwls. sec; drcks,
&c; geese. a3c: spring chickens,
s3c; turkeys, Bic
Liberty Bond Market.
NEW YORK. April s.-Lbery
bonds were quoted today as follows:
3lss 1912, up 10; Ist Il. $40. Of
10: Ind As s3Ts, OF .Ga: 1st AS,
$3.50, up 10, End AIS, cars. of Oh;
3rd AS 93-T5. OF .02: 4th 4tss 1916
Chicago Rye. Barley and Seed
CHICAGO, III. April 7.-Rye-No
2, sL75A G1.T4N-
Bariey-s1- 90 GLIB
Timothy-ss-e9E10 .T5-
Clover-NominaL
ST. Louis Horses ard Mules
EAST ST LOUIS, III, April L.
Horses-Eastern chunks, s15e91s0;
southern horses choice, s1Io4 100
Mules-16 TO 1914 hands. s200G
325; Is TO 15h hands, s14eG 225; IA
to 14A hands, ss0G135.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-08
LIFE SAVING
STATION BUILT
Class 20 be Formed for StaT1u1erinS
Backward Men Whc Dc Not
Know row 20
Propose

gGnfrsr. Press Leased Wire Service. !
SAN FRANCISCO, APRIL s--ReIieF-
ing that nine OUT OF ten men 90 noe
know how 70 propose 10 2 girl Miss
Stella Sheridan, manager of school
Of expression, opened class TODAY
TO teach beshfGI SWANS how TO er-
press themselves at that vital moment
Suffering. sranruering and mum
bling must be overcome. she said
A man many times loses girl be-
cause he does nct know how TO court
her"
Miss Sheridan Indignantly denied
the rzTs-t Tat = zlae times cut OF
ten t1e woman does the counting
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-08

said road be established and located
as follows. Commencing 20 feet west
OF the quarter section corner on TIE
north line Of section II. township 66
north, range west, Lee county,
Iowa, and running thence due south
to a point 20 feet west OF the quarter
section corner of the south line OF
said section IA. and,
Whereas, claim for damages was
filed by James Richey In the SUN OF
$500. and,
Whereas, appraisers were duly ap-
pointed as required by law to APP
praise and assess the damages of
said James Richey and on December
%, 1918, filed their report fixing his
damages In the sum of s249.6o. and,
Whereas. A. NJ. and Ella NJ. Foulds
have fled claim for damages in the
sum OF s1,395.50; and,
Whereas, all provisions OF law
hare been fully complied with and
this is the time and date fixed for the
final hearing of said petition
Therefore, be It resolved by the
board OF supervisors of Lee county,
Iowa, that highway 40 feet wide
commencing at point 20 feet west
of the quarter corner on the north
line of section IA, township 66 north,
range s west, Lee county, Iowa, and
running thence due south to and
terminating at point 20 feet west
of the quarter section corner on the
south line of said section Il, known
as the Smith road" be and the same
is hereby established.
Be 1t further resolved that the
damages of the said James Richey be
and they are hereby fixed at s249.60
and the damages of the said A. NJ.
and Ella NJ. Foulds be and the same
are hereby fixed at s1S7.10.
Be 1t further resolved that the
establishment of said road is condi-
the next regular session of the board
by the petitioners, of the sum of 1859
to the auditor of Lee county. Iows.
who IS hereby ordered and instructed
to notify the township clerk of Des
Moines township of the establish
ment of said highway, upon the pay
ment By the petitioner of the above
amount, and that said public highway
shall be open for public travel there
after.
The petitioners having paid the
county auditor the sum required, the
following resolution was offered by
Supervisor Kammerer:
Offered by Supervisor Kammerer
who moved it's adoption, seconded by
Supervisor Cruikshank.
Whereas on the End day of April,
1919, the board of supervisors of Lee
county, Iowa, on final hearing estab-
lished what is Known as the Smith
road on the consideration that the
petitioners pay to the county auditor
the sum of $3.50: and,
Whereas, the said petitioners have
paid to the county auditor the sum
of $4,000; and.
Whereas, said matter is now before
the board of supervisors for final
action and order.
Therefore, be it resolved by the
board Of supervisors of Lee county.
Iowa, that the above said conditional
resolution be made final and uncon-
ditional. and 1t is therefore hereby
ordered and adiudged that the afore-
said Smith road commencing 20 feet
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-08
ONLY $500
EXECUTIONS
5ovIe< Governments Of Russia Says
Majority Of These Were o-cir-
AIRY 9zncits ard
Ro56e-1

limited PrsssISeaSed Wire Ssrvce-1
LONDON, 4Dr51 3y-The bosshevk
aHsc3al cor1nzGE75cus received from
MOSCOW today claimed AZ. ADVANCE Of
twelve miles n TIE ArcAaLgeI region.
on tins 4rchangel front Ag5tirg or
czxre6 near Teher1sertkoe, the state
.men1 said. 'sI1 The region Of PelsatseE
ws advanced twelve niles. capturing
several fortified energy positions
~ est Of Cs5czsrsEoe enemy attacks
against Cze~k1 were frustrated"
The situation n northern Prussia
VII Be taken ny Z tFss loose az cozr
za01s tonight &C 3 motion demanding
-FSeh6TzTaI % British Er5ops, IzzlBe6t-
ste peace WITH Rzzsssz and raising Of
Tie ecBnoz1sc blockaEe Of that coEn-
try. Aztrew Eazar Law, spokesman
81 TIE goTer1zsent, expected 70 make
z statement TIE Daily HERALD s@ys
* le4rrs mat relief Of the Arcka-gs5
sarees is tr1possf53e before Jgre-
Il sosnr session II rEz trades union
Congress- ard labor PARTY committees
-ss 20 dec<1e toby OF tie British
workers co@fcy regarding eo1sc-12-
tsoz zz3 Russia.
&rs-Eer 0sz1cSssa srzts-ns nt s--1- Mos
cor rere1v4d by wireless -atay sas5.
'essgardfng CecsI F[ssrragTo-ta' >
statement II the hosss q eozz1ons
recently tE7t tie ngn15@T Of men aid
woraen and ch5l6-en murdered by the
bossfe-zks fs "very great ne regret
tfat he makes himself tne nc1tn-
piece for szch r;9icUIoszs rBnorss The
fsc1s are tta+ since the sovtets have
been 81 power TIE number 81 ezecz~
tEozs 5n the Whole Of sovfet Russia
a~s<ss7nts to 2361, the rsatorify Of
witch were ordinary bandits and rob
r.<.-~-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-08
Primary election Law.

DES MONIES, Iowa, April S.-Tna'
an attempt would be made in the
house TO eliminate all primary cleo
tons was forecast when Temple Of
Clark county asked 20 defer action Oh
the Kimball primary bill
Temples request was made with
the announced purpose OF giving MIN
time to prepare an argument for tne
Mayne bill Representative Mayne
it's author, is Ill with pneumonia
The bin which Temple WIN attempI
to substitute for the Kimball Dill. y
a reversal to the convention system
OF nominating all state officers.
The Kimball bill eliminates prim1
aries for all officers below heutenang
governor. The house committee %
elections has recommended an amend
maut which would make candidass1
for railroad commissioners subject u
primaries.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-08
fspecizl TO Inc Gate Caty-I

Especial TO Inc Gaze IaLY-j
DE5 MONIES, AEri! s.-Baksy,
appellant, W. MoeIter. administrator
Calhoun coG1cy, affirmed
State OF foTs vs- Sragth, appellant,
Delaware county, affirmed.
First National bank 81 Remsea W.
Hsyss. Plymouth county. affirmed
B1rsse ~ Dunlap. appellant.
superior court Of Cedar Rapids, re-
vsrse6.
Brown va. MoyeI, Polk county.
affirmed.
Rural Independent School District
Of Eden W.. Ventura Cons Ind
School Dist. st al Cerro Gordo
county. reversed.
Eeeves VI. Hunter, Ct al, Wapeilo
county, reverzed
Butts w. Butts. appellant, Hart
son county, affirmed.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-08
DON'T THROW AWAY
YOUR old SHOES
Make Them Wear Like New
As Did This Canadian
Officer

A Canadian army officer, William
PeTnbertoI, Of the famous Princess Pat
Regiment, tod Of the extraordinary
wear g1vcD him by a pair III army boots
twice repaired with Ee5lin Soles.
Six months 81 trench warfare under
destructive conditions pat the first
pair NJ Ee5iin Soles out Of business"
s5id Lieutenant peTnf,ertog1, but ordi-
nary soles would have gone 10 pieces
ia much Tess time"
Don't throw away sioes that can be
repaired. Have them rc-bottorned with
tongb, durable NeGlin S1les. Any
eobbIer or rep5iruan will To the work
for you. The price is no more than
for soles that rive less wear. ReTnern-
Der iJe5lin s<JIcs are created by science
10 be what soics shofild be. They
are flexible and waterproof ~ veil az
durable. They come On Bew sfoes u
al styles. They are made by The
Goodyear Tire u Rubber Company,
Akron, Ohio, Niio also make Wingfo<Jt
Heels guaranteed % cutwcar any
either hpela
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-08

No. 6 yellow. $15S115 No. mixed,
s1.5sIa. No. 4 mixed sf55-G15g
Oats Market &c higher. No. .
white. 6sc5 No. vh4te, GT1acf stand
ard, 61zc
Chicago Live Stock
CHICAGO, April g. Hogs Re-
ceipts. 81 head Market active to
steady Bulk. tcN.IaG 2G-3s; butch
ers, sr&5rG ea.99: packing. $4,000
1915 Hight. s5og 1850; Dfzs,
I1-5aG5Igs15. roughs, 1G9GG1s75.
CaftIeRecefpts. 1000 head. Mar
kst steady ard lower Beeves, 1000
Gs2a 20. h1grherz stock, $1,000
1890; Gamers and cutters, sgS50
40; gtockers and feeders, s7.75G
1850; COWS. sT.4aG14.75, calves,
s1400G1S.s9.
Shee2- Receipts. 1880 head Mar
kst .25c lower Wool lambs, sf4aaG
1915; ewes. ssSSG 1875
ST. Louis Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April S.-CattIs
receipts, 5000 head: market steady
Native beef steers, sfd00I 10 So
yearIfnz steers and hsisers, 5000
1900; COWS, s5.GnG1al6o; sIockers
and feeders. s1a-5GG 1890; calves,
s5.50G 1889; COWS and heffers, $3.50
Gf5.6e
Hog receipts. 1900 head: market
15e lower Mixed and Butchers. $1,000
a 2G.aa; good 70 heavy. SIS so q 2e.35:
rough, s1s59G 1850; light, sI775a
1875; pigs, sI2.doG 1850; bulk,
Sheep receipts, 2, 200 head; market
steady Ewes sIs-58G14.59: lambs,
$1,000 1880; Gamers and choppers
s450G 1000
Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April g.
Cattle 1900 head Mar
kst 10G I5c lower Stesrs, s1s-eoG
1925; cows and hetfers, 5000 90;
stockers and feeders. s11.0oG16-2 IS;
calves, SO oCeT1425.
Hogz-RecefDts. 10000 head Mar.
ket 10c higher. Bulk. s19-s1G 1880;
heavy. s29G-1G 2e.4o; medium. s1e-s5
G2e.35;; Hight SIS 500 900.
Sheep-Recefpts, $500 head Mar
ket IS TO soc lower. Lambs, 1890
GfS.5G; ewes, sI3T5G 1860; stock
ers and feeders, sf5.55G1s-oo.
Omaha Live Stock.
OMAHA, Neb-. April Seattle
Receipts, $500 head, Market weak
and lower Steers, 1890 q 1860;
cows and heifers, s5.e5Gl5-25: stock
ers and feeders. $1,000 1865; calves.
S5E1f&-S5: bulls and stays, $1,000
G12J0
Hogs Receipts. 1900 head. Mar
ket strong and 1ec higher Bulk.
s1e S0G 5000; top, sz0.15.
Sheep1Receipta, $500 head. Mar
ket weak and % to Soc lower Year
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-08
Weather Forecast.
5. Department Of agricult1'

IL. 3. DepartrGs Bt 81 Agriculture
Weather Hyt7=eaG.J
For KeoK8E and Vicinity. Cener.
ally fair tonight and WednesGaz;
cooler "Wednesday.
For IONA Generally fair tonight
and Wednesday; cooler tonight and
in east portion Wednesday.
For Missouri Generally fair to
night and Wednesday ezcept pot
sibly unsettled IN south portion;
cooler tonight and IN east and Eouth
portions "Wednesday.
For Illinois, Generally faiJ and
cooler tonight and Wednesday.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-08
Deposits by Township Clerks

DIES MONIES, Iowa, April
senate passed a bill BIZ SchanteI
Wright county providing that lo ON,
ship clerks must deposit ali p..
funds In a bank and receive intsio,
at the rate of two per cent on nine'
per cent of the daily balances. I,
The senate also passed a bill !
Horchen OF Dubuque county pro-, ,s
ing state aid to all schools WIN,
furnish agricultural training worh
pupils. -,oc
The bill provides that after $50 80
has furnished ground and asrlctli. .ss
training for two years TO NOT ies Iee
than dx weeks a year said scnol
ishall be entitled at the beginnins ii
the third year to state aid IN I'M
amount of 50 per week for each IN N
who shall complete two-thirds u
agricultural course.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-08
vic4orY for prxs.

United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
LANSING. Mich, April s<--Michi-
gan drys were victorious by plu-
ralify estimated ~ noon today at
fully $1,000 votes. according 70 near
II complete returns from every
county In the state.
Al republican candidates were
given rna5orfties OF from 10000 to
51,1D0.
Totals In go far sfoT 1884 votes
against the net amendment and 1917
M for II.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-08
Men AMo moMEN

women az wen az men are made
nsserable by kidney aud bladder
trouble. Or. Kilner's SwsnD-Root,
the great kidney medicine. u highly
recsragn ended by thousands.
gwaaru-sScot stands the highest for
the reason tha1 so many people say
ii has proved 70 be INST the remedy
needed IN thousands ~ even the MOST
distressing cases.
Al druggists II large and aieSiu-u
size Bottles You may receive a
sample size bottle OF swamp Fsoot by
Parcel Post, also pamphlet telling
you about IT. Address TSr. KiImer g.
Co. gIzgiianitcn, ". T.. and enclose
ten cents, also mention the Keok71x
Daily Gaze City.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-08
,..k sritten Loses Match.


United Press Leased WIRE ,,.,.,r,,
CANTON, Ohio. April S-Ai.r n,
Jack Britten. welter weight cne-n m
of the world, made yailan > Il
back after being fioored with I, !. n
swing to the jaw in TIE , rs
round of a SEIZED 1lei twelve c,iu,
bout with Bryan Downey oil =, I'm n
bns here last night. he eoulu i i
overcome that advantage i
popular verdict. ,r saw,
Only the keenest ring -. mo
the veteran who met ~ d
than years his junior .sa hg
third round, Britten hau ,,i.cd hi
well in hand until Downey ~. 10,
off his feet with a terrinc .l;;,,uat|
ney weighed less than ths
mark, ISL pounds ring sius
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-08
DAY
FOR QUESTIONS
(ContlaGec ION Szse -

(CoHtisaGec lion 1zse -
wrfch Affects Gully Polk and Wood
bury county, the maximum pay fer
deputies viii be no more than &c per
csnr Of that Of the principals.
Hos Cholera Ell
DIES MONIES. Iowa, April s.--The
prevention OF spread Of hog cholera
ard other animal GiseaSec IS provided
IL a bill passed by he senate today.
The 5iM regrgayes disposition of dead
animals by burning Or burial
The senate also passed the Parker
BIZ increasing clerks of the grand
ju-y's salary to 5000
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-08

west OF the quarter section corner on
the north line of section Il township
SIS north, range west, Lee county.
Iowa. and running due south to and
terminating at point 20 feet west Of
the said quarter section corner on the
south line of said section IA. be and
the same IS hereby finally located and
established as public highway.
On motion the minutes were ap
proved and the hoard adjourned until
o'clock a. m, April 8, 1919.
G.. e. MAXWELL, Chairman
Attest:
R. A. GARDNER,
County Auditor.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-08
unIon II solahe1lsn.



STAFF C0rresponGert.J
BDRLTT, April 1.-THE first steg ia
Uniting Germany with Hungary md
Russia under boIs1evisra IL be1ieYed
n have been accomplished through
establishment of a proletariat dlcta-
torship in Bavaria
THE latest advlces here t1Gay re-
ported the new soviet government Of
bavaria firmly esconced in the fsrrasr
palace of the WfmslEbach dynasty.
The communists thHs haze a fort,
hold within Germany itseIf. from
there The propaaandizatioa N the rest
of the country Is expected 70 be IN.
dertaken Immediately.
Berlin is trembling in fear Of what
tomorrow Tuesday may bring forth.
when the national sovlet congregg be-
gins its initial meeting here The row
sfurnent expressed confidence in the
sbility of War Minister Eoske's forces
to prevent q general uprising ara con.
flde communism 70 Bavaria ire PEG
ple apparently are not 80 confident.
DiBpatches from Munich today re-
ported that a1l political factions have
united in support Of the new govern
ment The peoples conmissarieE.
which constitute the present admins
tretlye power. are said 10 include ma
jority socialists and Independents as
well as communists.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-08

nv BAVARIA

IN Hungary and Dispatches from BIda-
pes aled yesterday mention no I'M
asual Developments The dispatch
further describes conferences be-
tween General Shuts and Foreign
Minister Eeia Kan who was supposed
u have been asssssinate6 IA the over
throw Of the government
Hungary, r would seers, s. mus left
n, coaducf It's communist propaganda
~ successful in Bavaria and which is
rsyg expected "a be directed strorgig'
Sf ether GeTman states az II Is being
done 10 AUSTRIA
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-08
DAILY RANCE or PRICES,

Chicago Cash Grain
CHICAGO. ApriI 5.-Wheat-No.
hard s241124515.
CorI-No. yellow, $3.50 50;
No. ) yellow. sI-5s: No 8 yellow.
1885, No. 8 white. sl.s11s6L63; No.
white, sl5s3zas No. s white, s1.54.
No. 3 mixed, s1sIG1-s4; No. 4
mixed, s1-53h CLIO; No. 8 mixed,
s157.
oat-No. 3 white, ss4GssAc.
No. white, ssc; standard, ss1z q
rec
st. Louis Cash Grain, Close.
ST. LOUIS, No. April s.-Ccrn-
No white. s1.6z1s 91.ss1s; No. 4
white. s157G 49, May, s1-S31s; July
sI55Is.
oatHEo. white, Tic; No. 9
white. ss1ac; May. 70Ac; July,
Peoria Grain.
PEORIA, Ill. April s.-Crn-Mar-
ket unchanged TO &c higher. No. 3
white, st.5sHz; No. 4 white, sL5s1z q
I.5sA; No s white. s1.5s. No. 8 gel
low, s1-5ahG1.s0; No. yellow.
s15sh G159; No ) yellow, si-9;
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-08
Rktlna In cairo.

limited Prezs Leased Wire 5ervice.l
LoSDON--ADr1 g. - a dispatch
from Cairo dated April 3 reported
that xix persons we're killed and a
plumber wounded in street fighting.
II added tina: order was quickly re-
stored.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-08
SIX ROBBERS
LOOT BANK
carry on s1f,<eo IN Liberty Bonds
ard Considerable Cash, After
Taxing Cashier IN
His Gaze.

limited Press Leased Wire SsTyice,l
MINNEACOLT5, MINI, April S>--
Six dz1ffaht robbers al armed and
one c&rTyiH "a sGiE case. today held
up The PeopJe's State hank Al Seven
Corners, MIN. loc1ef the cashier.
saber Ka7stad, fl his cage, and
escaped with s11 ,z59 In Liberty
b0nds and conaideTabIs cash.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-08
Grain Revsew.


L United Press Leased Wire Services.
CsEIGA ACC. April 3--Srorlzs through
out Nebraska, threatening 10 force a
later seeding OF oats, caused prices OF
grain furlrss On the Chicago board OF
trade 70 rule higher today. Offerings
were Light. rains preventing country
hauling
Provisions were higher. Govern
menc estimate or a bumper wheat
crop viii have 10 effect on futures
now being traced in traders said
May coru. unchanged AZ 1864. the
opening, later gained II. July, OF "a
AZ 40, the opening, gained g. Sep
tezn5er, Il Up 81 It3A. the opening.
subsequently sold ND Us at Il07s.
May cats. y I'd at 6S1s. tie open
ing subsequently sold At S. July.
unchanged al TIC opening. 6SLx. NJ
In later trading September. IL
lower on OF ming at IS. later gained
n
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-08
FOUR BLOWN
TO ETERNITY
ExplosJcs IL HTtrosiycerfne Pfza-
Ezrfs Wcrknser Two Blocks
ard Kills Thsra In
SANITY.

TTrlted Press Leased Wire Se-Tce.1
sgRST. KY, April 6.-FozT rlen
->re killed Instantly Il e nttrogiycer
sEs explosion al the p1anr 81 the Home
Tc-pedo company here early today
They bodies were hurried 215 yards.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-08
River Bullstjn.


fhe Nebraska disturbance hag
sod northeastward into Canada,
tended by rains from The 8isgouri
alley to the lake region. and anSg
in the extreme northern diBtricts.
An area of high pressure, with
generally fair and cooler weather IN
following from the northwest. with a
disturbance forming In the eztrome
southwest.