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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-13

G4mals.-Drim6 Steam l3.86-l2 .l6c,
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-13

NsnDsr.. Ill. OH.
Ssnn ~as unsereselt " 1s7. .06-s7.7 10
unb 1nvfer ysbis; Eats ~ STATS -
1900. tlestroIptlss ~ el2.62k - 12.rs
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ruhta ~ 44.l0--4.5O xno epsltsr ebenfals
~ $50 - $50. eifsn mar nnperdneert.
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Ae.3 %. ~ tl5-50-l0.Oo, 10. Soxttsss
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-13

Hn 6ey.-Jrelis fst'a. NaYnstytes S1f
issf s.sss. psmbsrss b.ss. Gusss $500.
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1t per Sfuns.
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fteiia. Saxts Creamery 5lLe, Gssamssy
NrAs 300. hs. fseonss 2st. ianep Gsisy
721<s. No. axe per Sfxnb.
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HorbpsAisAsr II 7-I7xe. Men 9ssl iss.
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per 8bI.
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8bl. uno 65-T0e per Ba.
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Bu.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-13

Die gr0btsn gabnhofe
Gnglanos. Sn sinieen 2pnooner
3eitunssn erboben iih ,iirslih gslea
eenilih Der eepluntsn Ertpeiterung ces
Moterloosgabnhofes Hangitreitigteiz
ten, tpeIhem unter ben 2onooner uno
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-13

Giasiaastk II. Dstober, 1910.
Dis s4lsIesalsR nUsttssaaen bsDssten
a. ~ ouf opege1s 4seno e1tieRsMs Del
hSa1me@ 0sf41stss Usg1sa stwat etksss
Qseiie tsss4set.
0sssissen.
D. 4ssn pas sstie ~ ~ psslis fs'
tss. II
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Gstssss. IL. Cit.

Ntrbptsl. - UssssI s4.75 - 7.85.
feras gttsre ~ 25--5 IS mstliAs ettsrs
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5.75. 4asexas 6sifsrs 81 .25-s51. RdIbsr
f.5o-lO.00. Narst iOt nieSriser.
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raak ss.I5-5.35. sat' bis auseris'sNs
- s.3s-9.0o. asrisl sS25 900. Nar.t
l0-l5t bbber.
Staft unb admmer. SAa's !:
etshstntiAs 81 .5O--4 Is, pstItHs $2,T5
--425. Sasrltnss S4.35-5.4O.
atHH Hsr:-siaasiMii be "a )-7.00, peA.
Iids S4.75-s.S0. Eartt ihpaa bis l0e
nieoriaer.
3uiusr. -- Ainbptss % .0O0, Stpsins
I,Oo0, e4afe une 26mmsE IS, 900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-13

Htnouteb. - DIE 9u'abr tusr beute
ui9t iebr arob unb ots Grei'e TIM aQaeneis
men ftstis far bic beiieren lualitdten. wd5s
reno pie anoeren laneiam uno ihwaA 10 mas
rem. Guts Stoders aRo 5eeoers paren
ftstis, oessIeiHen WilGtab-.
ednsre sttsrs f5.50-S. .75, Enfsn q. 90
B.25. Stetf1ertisrs, sstra $5. .90-s. 10, CUTE
ttS aussrieisne $5.00-1.75, psbtnars Bis
sxte s3.B)--4.00; 6sifsrs. srtra sb.2s-5.85,
eate sis aasertejsns sI.40-5.l5, orotxass
bts gate *2.5J--4.3b; aa5s. srra S4.e5-
Sab. fancn --, sats bis aassrIsfsne
N.25--4.60, orbinars Bic cute $a.50-4 90;
Gannsrs St.00--3.0o, stotsrs xns bseesrS
t3.00-6.50.
BuIfen. - Die 3ufubr mar beute nid,t
sros unb bic grsiie Astis.
Na3sre ans lei tts slbD-3.sO. Borodra
1915 - 4.4O, ertra s4.5o. istte 81 4O-4.ss
&dIber. - Die Rahfraqe mar beute
eine CUTE, ote 3aiubr nur ndbis unb bic
Preiie ftetia.
Croinare ars aress a.50-s.5o, fair sis
suts lsitts $s.bo--l0.O0, ertra slO.25.
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Nance 9He. prima ts aastrIsisus SL-
gL<e. osbindrt STE.
2 huetus. - Mud bsute mar bic 2us
fubr uur mdbia unb bte greife itieaer u.r
l5-2Os. Ter Brit IdlcB itQrt.
Shmere Chwtins bratteu $8.s5-9. 10,
asts Bic axssrlsisns psrpafarass urb
Slei'teriortsn t9.i5-920, semiiSts Esr.
padunaSiortsn t9.o0-s Is, prbtrars bic
ssSsrIs'sNs idpsTs latte sdss 1928 -
$50, srtra -. etass $3.50 - 7.BO,
tsitts Ssrianstfortsr s3.75-9.1O. Fsrssl
por ~ 1'o s-s rs-i7sr sS.0s-s.75
e4afs xnh Simmer. -- Die 3ufuhr
mar nur Raba, Die Jtu1frass etue quite
uuo bic greiie ftetia.
Sha's. s.-artra t4.l0-425. euts bts aus.
srls's1e ss.9S - 400 orogsAxs Sic aats
$2.01-3i5. NutterfA1 n. e.. .2J-l.O0, ertra
-, 9dhrItnge f4.00-5.2I.
sirnsr. - grtra $7.l)-7.l5, quite Bic
aus.rleisne @s.25-7.o0, orstndrs bis quite
s5,0o-S.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-13
Yiebntdrtte.

Gtnctnna!i IL. Dftober.
9u'uAr unb 8erfanot wisr.no ben Der.
6ofsnen ~ Stunosn, psrsliHsn nit ben
porbsrse6snoen 3 Eassn, parsa uis folat |:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-13

e. Tis 0aHbelslommer urb Dansen
bIiebsn an Tittwod seiGIoiTen unb "a iinb
lsber ietne asnbessnsen In ben Ruosirun.
aen ~ permt&usn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-13
0out WelDntnrete.
DienRaa IL. Cst 1910.

OtenR ng. III. Otk 1910.
Gs III bic aIte Bsi9ibte. Die aadfraee
asd Darlsben mar aud bsute pteosr iesr
natis unb 8elo ift feit. 8o1 oen Santen
uuroen Tarleben ION eau" III 5--JLS
ausee tebsn unD Gslhaitspap.sre puroen
su ~ btsionttrt. Sm ofenen Rarite wurs
bss DarIeben ION eau" ~ 6& unb auI
1stt ~ b-5Z& plaetrt.
0sAia ssi Nm Osrs
Darsn iteits anb es murbe Bari ,utfdsn
Danien perIangt. Die Sountsrsais betr6st
Doc Nrdmts per $1,000.
hsAia sai Osssys
Uasen i1wa4.- benie i,ns bic fsIssnbsH
Quottrungeh ~ berihten:
2oHbon, 3 1aes si4l. 44.67 per
e.. 60 9aae eiHt. $4.s4 per g; garts
Idae SiHt. bl2H--5lS francs per 500 !:
90 1ase Si&t bf7H - b2o 5ranes per
500; far TeutiHIanb, 1aae Si4t.
Rars 951<e, DO. 90 Iaos St6t. s41Ie.
Documentary Bius auf 2onoon murbsn
sn N.saH. auf elaseom " $A.a2h snb
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-19
ALUMNI VICTORS
over Il. S. TEAM

A fair sized crowd saw the alumni
oefeat the high school football team
Saturday by score of 10 to 0. The
game was ragged and loosely played,
ewing to the unexperience of the high
school boys, and lack of practice on
the part OF the alumni At times
tnere was streaks Of good football
twice when the high school boys had
Out five yards to go for goal they
were thrown for a loss; another time
the high school boys held the alumni
compelling them to try for a drop
KICK, which resulted In their only
touchdown.
The alumni had a strong team. all
heavy, experienced men. Coach Kahn.
bach has coached them all, and the
high school boys did well to hold them
TO SO close a score. Rusch at uarter
played a strong game, always using
his head: Spalding at full PLAYED
strengj Callander booted the ball fair
ly between the goa4 posts for three
points early In the game.
Hines, for the high school team.
played great game, while Nesbit
made the only sensational sprint of
the game, geing fifty yards before
Rusch checked him. which resulted in
Callander getting him.
BY the outcome OF the game the
high school boys have d bright pros
pect. Coach Kalnaoach does not forget
the defeat the present alumni team
experienced two years ago. and who
won the championship In 1908.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-19
G.A.R.--W. R. C. REPORT
Mrs. Stevens, Press CORRESPONDENT.
Writes En- Route to the National
Eneampment at Atlantic City,

Devils Lake, N. D., Sept. 15-Tc
The Forum:
ike to see our country's flag
From every housetop wave:
!. love Its glorious stripes ana stars.
I, VINO would not be a brave
- Defender of this flag, where'er
1t floats. on land or sea?
For we'll l know it's colors are
The emblem of The free"
AS sit by the open window. see
the nag flying from the roof of the high
school Of this busy little city of Devils
Lake, and it means that the children
OF the brave and the free go I'D thither
datly-to grow.
Across the street on the emerald
green Of the courthouse lawn. under
those pretty trees, a cannon mounted
on pile of prairie granite.
r No, did not say native granite. for
these boulders were rolled down by the
glaciers Of the long ago, and dropped
by the way, as the ice dripped in the
coulees II was scooping out,
This long, black, silent tube. yawn-
ing darkly, is a constant reminder of
OF work done by the brave defenders
VINO stfll walk our streets. in the ouiet
of the eventide,
Tonight they are marshalling their
forces for a trip to the seashore, At
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Start Sewer Work AZ onos.

harrington, N. D., Sept. 1s.-The
council by unanimous vote last FRI
day evening let the contract for a sew
er system for Darlington to Gilbert
Haggart of Fargo. ar the lowest figure
submitted from field of eleven bid
ders. Mr. Haggart puts in the system
complete for s52,533.55. The same
bidder also secured the contract for
putting in about sixteen blocks of
water main extensions for $7254SO,
ter.
Work will probably start next week
on the construction of the septic tank.
which will b. located on the land re-
Gently purchased from j. w. SIAM
baugh, at the northeast edge of the
city. Mr.. Haggart will have three
digging machines on the job within a
Few weeks and the digging Of the
trenches will be pushed until the win
ter freeze up.
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lantic City N. J., where they will once
more answer the roll-call and pas.
| by in parade.
Gen. Albert Roberts looks well and
Is hale and active still. He will lead
where he has so often followed before
He is accompanied by his able help
meet. Mrs. Isabel M. Roberts, long we'll
known as a worker in the w. r. c.
There Is Adjutant Duell, who has
made record this year by getting the
department. report out before the ma
tlonal encampment Long may he en-
JOY the fruits of his labors.
And here is Comrade Peter Halev.
always so genial. 1t is a pleasure to
get greeting from him.
Mrs. A. M. Powell, department presi-
dent woman of fine presence, is ac-
companied by her husband and will be
we'll supported.
So much for General Crooks post
and corps.
Jerry Rusk post and corps of Nc.
Henry county is represented by Adj.
E. c. Stevens and wife.
Appomatox post and corps is repre-
sented by Comrade Mathews and wife.
Mrs. Charlotte Hewitt, past department
president, intended to go, but is seri-
ously Ill. We all regret her absence.
Dr. S. ]. Hill of John F. Reynolds
post Fargo, has already gone on.
Past President Mrs. Joselyn of Sum
ner corps, Wahpeton, has been Obliged
to rearrange her plans. Her valued
comrade needs her. -4.-0-".
The rest of the roll call will appear
In our next report.
We note with regret the passing NJ
Comrade Chapman of Josiah weiser
post, Valley City. But yesterday he
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walked and talked with us here, fun q,
vim and vigUT,
But we cannot regret these sudden
Calls Wnen we see the suffering OF
Ccsnrad Patter. HE devoted wife Is
president CT the local corps. and nobly
she did her duty in June at the Sep
tcmber encampment, il is good to know
1nere are SO many noble women in
General Crooks corps TO uphold her
hands and help her carry her cross.
In Minct, too, when we visited Abra-
nam Lincoln folks In August, we saw
the comrade. who fs the efficient jani
tor of the high school, hu=rying OF
| every day to the bedside OF his DYING
wife.
Mrs. MacJannot, the first white
woman resident Of Minct was busy
with relief work. So was Mrs, Reig-
mart. The treasurer, Mrs. Carroll. was
SICK, but cared for by her attractive
llutle daughter Mrs. Emerson and Mrs.
iEuay were both enjoying a holiday.
. we will hear from them when they re-
Gume.
A fine letter received from Mrs.
LoTe Of Corps No. Of Wahpeten re-
Ports unusual activity during July and
August.
Jerry Rusk reports several festivals,
ana her pledge Of support for the
field worker redeemed.
The said field worker reports the
pulling Of every wire witEin reach to
secure names and addresses of com
rades In the new counties but SO far
without fruit.
The congressional delegation Is both
Kind and helpful, but cannot do much
Till December. They have tried.
The pension department. responds to
inquiries, but says the veterans arc
lined UP only In their regiments and
states, as they enlisted,
Three W. r. c.. women are acting
Is deputies in three counties, and are
rying to count the wearers of the hut
on. one Is at Max Bass, second az
harrison, the third on homestead.
lear Beach. A w. r. c. woman writes
rom Oak Bank near Dickinson but
las not answered any further letters I,
NOW don't all speak at once,
But every woman In the yeeterr
ounties who reads this Ia earnestly
equested to write list CT the old SOL
iers near her, and send It to me,
1t Is not wanted for advertising; nnly
Or the purpose Of aiding and com
orting our beloved in the eyentide Of
fe "
We must do 1t soon, or not at ali.
Yours in Faith, Hope and Love.
Jean McNaughton Stevens,
department Press Correspondent.
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MORE Compliments
FOR N. D. EXHIBIT

The exhibit of agricultural products.
which Commissioner OF Agriculture
and Labor w. G. Gilbreath has been
taking to the state and county fairs
all over the country, has been attract
Ing a vast amount of attention In
other states and has awakened con-
siderable interest in North Dakota.
Among other complimentary things
that has been said of Commissioned
Gilbreath and his exhibit, the follow
ing was taken from The Plymouth RE-
porter OF Plymouth, wis, where the
exhibit was made:
The North Dakota state exhibit of
grains and grasses grown this year
has been visited by nearly every per-
son on the fair grounds. IT shows
the wonderful possibilities open to the
agriculturalist in North Dakota.
North Dakota has never before sent
an exhibit to the Sheboygan county
fair, although they have exhibited for
several years past at Fond du Lac,
Milwaukee and other cities In wis
consin.
Anyone who will write to w. G. Gil
breath, commissioners OF agriculture
and labor. Bismarck, N. ID, can re-
ceive printed information of all kinds
regarding free homesteads and crop
STATISTICS of the state. There is no
charge to you for such information.
The people OF North Dakota have
been successful beyond the average
of other states, and 1t is the place for
q young man to buy farm or take
free homestead.
They want you to know about their
success and take this way of Swing
you such information.