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EAR CUT OFF BY
WAGON Wheel

Sherwood. N. D., June 19.-While re-
turning from Lorraine to the William
Mcintyre farm where he is working,
John Eek met with a runaway acct
dent that came near costing him his
life. While driving along the road in
some manner one of the lines became
entangled with the singletree. He got
out of the wagon TO loosen it when the
team started to run away, one of the
horses kicked at him several times.
Realizing his precarious position he
grabbed hold Of the wagon tongue and
was dragged quite distance before
his exhausted strength compelled him
to let loose. Falling to the ground,
both wheels Of the wagon, on which
there was a heavy hay rack, passed
over his head from the effects Of which
he received injuries that will disfgure
him for life, and the fact that he es-
capped instant death is a miracle His
right ear was cut completely off by
one of the wheels and his head and
face badly bruised and lacerated. AS
soon as possible after the accident the
unfortunate man was brought to Sher-
wood in Bert Switzer's automobile,
where DR.. M. j. Keys dressed his in
juries. He is now resting as comfort
ably as could be expected under the
circumstances, with fair prospects Of a
complete recovery.
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SPANKING HIS
NEPHEW COST fine

Mcclusky. N. D., June ia case OF
assault and battery against Frank
Flowers, of Denhon, was tried before
Justice Schroeder this evening. The
complaining witness was the 13-year-
old George Fuchs. who charged Flow
ers, who is his uncle, with the offense
OF assault and battery, the alleged Of
tense having taken place in the Fuchs
barn near Denhoff, last Saturday af-
ternoon. A COW, which Flowers claims
belongs to his wife, who was formerly
Miss Fuchs, seemed to be the bone Of
contention. Mrs. Flowers claims that
the COW was a present to her from her
father and was given to her when the
hossy was not yet bossy but lust a
tiny little cali. while Mrs. Fuchs stoutIv
maintains that the COW in question was
willed to her by her husband.
Several witnesses were heard. and
the defendant admitted that he had
spanked the boy with a hath. because
he was throwing stones at his wife
and the dairy but denied having as
sadlted him.
The court found Flowers guilty. and
handed him an alternate of SIS or
twelve days. He took an appeal to the
district court. through his attorney
Peter A. Winter. and is at liberty on a
500 bond.
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Mfr7OE

INTERSTATE LANL CO.---Write Us.
Irrigated and non-irrigated tracts adj
joining Calgary. the Chicago Of Car .da.
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FAIR DATES IN
NORTH DAKOTA.

Week of June 26.-Stutsman county
street carnival, jamestown.
June 2s, .tsO.-Grigss county fair,
Cooperstown.
July 3, 4. 5.-Wells county fair.
Fessenden.
July 3, f., 5.--weIls countyt agricul-
tural show, Harvey.
July 8. 4.-LaMoure fair, and race
meet.
July 3, 4, s. ,6.-Barnes' county fair.
Valley City.
July 1s.f14-Bottineauf county fair,
Bottineau.
July IS. 10. 20. 21.-1nterstate fair
Fargo.
July rs. %. 81. ss. ss.--stats fair
Grand Forks.
Aug. 1. 2,,s.-PembIna county fair
Hamilton.
Aug. 1, 2, s.-Benson county fair,
Leeds.
Aug. 9. 10. 11.-Cavalier county fair,
Langdon.
Sept. ~, 10. IA, 15.-Missouri slope
fair, Mandan.
Sept. 20, II, 22.-williams county
fair. Williston.
Sept. 26, "a, rs, 2s.-Richland county
fair, Wahpeton.
Sept. 20, 20, sO.-McHenry county
fair, Granville.
Oct. 8. 4, 5.--McLean- county fair:
Underwood.
Oct. s, e.--Burke county fair
B0wbells.
Date not set.--Aneta fair, Aneta.
Ward county fair, Minot, Csome time
IN September)
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TWO BADLY HURT
IN RUNAWAY

Bismarck, N. D., June 1s.--Mr. and
Mrs. Robinson, who live ten miles
south of Bismarck on the reservation,
were both badly bruised and given a
severe shaking up Saturday near the
noon hour, when some team, the own
ership OF which has not yet been as
certained, became frightened at an
auto and ran away, crashing into the
Robinson rig and throwing both Mr..
and Mrs. Robinson out upon the
ground. Mr.. Robinson held onto the
frightened team for some time and
was dragged a considerable distance
before releasing the reins. Both of the
injured people were taken to the Bis
marck hospital. 1t is said there that
It will be several days before they are
able to be out.
The accident occurred in front Of the
Richhold home at 219 Seventh street.
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was tried one year ago before Judge
Winchester in the sixth district and
the Jury could not agree. The case
was again brought up at the last ses-
sion Of the district court and the jury
was out only ten minutes and were
able to agree upon verdict of guilty.
One of the peculiar incidents of this
particular case was the fact that in
charging the Jury Judge Winchester
used exactly the same words In the
latter case as he did at the time the
case was tried before. Practically the
same testimony was introduced and
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the same attorneys were employed by
the defense and the state This seems
to show conclusively that it is a
change in conditions that has made
the difference and that 1t is not the
fault of the judges charges to the
juries nor lack of effort or deter
mination on the part of the attorneys.
This change in sentiment is noted.
not only in the eastern and central
part of the state, but also in what
are known as the Cow counties" and
the newer settled parts Of North Da-
kota.
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been the man who sold two gold
bricks" to H. r. Chance OF Armenia,
N. D.. for $4,000 will cost Hennepin
county s54I5o. according to the eK-
pense account OF the detectives, APP
proved by the county commissioners
today.
James Howard and Alfred Johnson,
the detectives, returned without ARM
strong. Reports from Los Angeles
later said the body OF Armstrong had
been found In the ocean near there
He jumped his bail.
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Scrap in Church.

Mandan, June 19.-There was free
for-all fight in the Catholic church at
Odense. 1t appears that the priest in
charge desired to keep certain people
out of the gallery and for that reason
posted a couple of men to direct the
people who came in to their seats. It
appears that some men came in and
insisted on going to the gallery, and
the scuffle that ensued finally resolved
itself into free-for-all. Anton Ereth,
Chris Geiger and John Kuntz, all of
Odense, were arrested and brought to
Mandan and charged with assault and
battery and their hearing set for July
20 as States Attorney Biting will not
be able to look after the cases before
that time.
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F. s. Rexford. c15 New york Life
Bldg, Kansas City, MO, says: II had
q severe attack OF d cold which set
tied in my back and Kidneys and was
In great pain from my trouble. A
friend recommended Foley Kidney
Pills and I used two bottles Of them
and they have done me world Of
good" Il. II. Casselrnan.
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SENTIMENT CHANGING
IL is no Longer Difficult to Secure
Convictions for Violations OF
Prohibition Law.

Bismarck Tribune: Results secured
in the trial of alleged violators Of the
prohibition laws in the past year indi-
Gates that there is a decided change IN
sentiment among the people of the
state. 1t was not long ago that In this
county and many others of the state It
was almost impossible to convict
person charged with violation OF the
law, no matter what the evidence
might be- but at the present time con-
victions come as easily in this class
Of crimes as in any other when there
is the right sort or evidence. Various
reasons were formerly assigned for the
lack of convictions, but change In
sentiment can probably be set down
as the real reason. There Is one case
In mind which proves this. A case
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OBSERVATIONS

"A nation never gets above its people
don't who twas said this, but tits true;
One can not judge church by height OF steeple
Nor mans devotion wholly by his pew
Whatever garb is worn the Grand Review
Reveals the Gentle yonder, here, the jew
From two extremes we strike an average
Not from truth--you may depend that;
This of long arm leverage,
hammer will hit the nall head flat
A tasteful lady quick scat
BY looking at your shoes, then at your hat.
I like that Monsieur Frenchman's illustration.
(Though to the praise of Frenchmen / loath)
Who said that English ale is like its nation.
And will add, The texture makes the cloth
butterfly is but painted moth
petty king may princes robes
,r,, In fact this very thing Is often done on
For instance note Emanuel of Lisbon,
Who, being lecherous fathers lecherous son.
Counts this sufficient for Napoleon.
rye never seen one of these Easter eggs
But have their pictures in the papers
And wondered what to call them, froth or dregs;
And make their Royal Highness Peal sky
Half hidden in a cloud OF purple vapors
rye never seen a stitch OF princelv garment
suppose is designed to dazzle
I'm really ignorant but there's harm meant
I'm that garment king has II
Have best suit beaten to FRAGILE.
But just the same, cad Is born of woman
Bebotten the self with me:
Then might one ask Which i diyineY Which human
But one king all like kings might be-
millions enslaved free
would not worship because kngly
~. Nor rdic s1,.s king who's who lust, Just man
Dare affirm and let him prove who
For several years rye placed this under
Kings camel in caravan
And sometimes he's the scrubbiest OF the lot;
Sometimes the eiggest-but let's say no more
Lest take to bombshes and what not
TO up the tyrants bloody score
Wen king encore
To love the vice and tawdry loved before.
have observed II not this kngly spirit
A something like IT, in town;
say, IL not this same tbs mighty near it,
The stately airs, majestic walk the frown;
IT'S aughable, I'm free to own
Or 'twould be If weren't left alone
To parry proud to be
Columbia's son; but this fne scorn would crush
Much stronger better man--for
have begun to study Prussia
And when they tYouse wuzn't dere Vuz YUM"
cuss the stork that iugged me out Of Russia.
I've scarcely left the borders OF nay country
Yet j have lived in Russia Norway, Poland.
rye been peasant mcngst the Italian gentry,
Been walked on by the wooden shoes OF Holland.
I've mingled with them ALL the whole and
Am stranger to the tribes OF land.
/ like them all In spite Of color stature
Wealth. intellect, religion vocation;
They all AFFORD some proof that human naturs
Grows inhuman az they Ia station
Or they think they riee--ths mind imitation
Exalts the tribe into q mighty nation.
"AIl men eauar-this. my countryss motto.
conformed TO to the very letter:
One mans goods another. IL he not? "Oh
Y-a-ss; ay bin q DIM sight betkArls
Thus rye become by birth foreign debtor,
He takes the crown and leaves for me the tetter
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new BUILDINGS
FOR MANDAN

Mandan, N. D., June 19.--This spring
and summer there has been d steady
boom in building and property inn
provements in the city of Mandan and
the majority of the citizens are in
creasing the value of their property in
one way or another. There are over
5000 feet of cement sidewalks and ce-
ment curbing being put down in which
will be valuable thing when the city
will be boulevarded.
There are also a number OF new
residences being erected at the pres
ent time and il crop conditions prove
favorable there will be still greater
building operations.
There is not very much building be-
ing done at the present time in the
business district, with the exception of
the addition to the First National bank
block. This addition when it is COM
pleted, will be two stories and base
ment. The building will be faced with
Hebron brick. There will be two
storeroons facing Collins avenue and
the second floor will be converted into
office suites.
The Mandan Abstract company has
leased one OF the down stairs store
rooms. The addition when completed
will cost in the neighborhood Of Sis, 900.
The excavation was started about
four weeks ago and workmen have Just
commenced to lay the brick. II is ex-
pected that the work will be rushed on
the new structure as rapidly as posi-
bic and that the building will be ready
for occupancy by fall.
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DETECTIVES TRIP
COST OVER $500

Minneapolis, June 1s.--The trip Of
two city detectives to Los Angeles in
May to bring back A .Caddegan, alias
George Armstrong, alleged to have
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S.ife.
RuIturbiitOriide plaubersi.
Bon Anna SuIss Cafe.

Die Carrier 6attsn bisier 1ags beim
Sriibitii6 cine Heberruihurg. Sie ers
fubren - tpenisften bic, bic ben rMas
tin leTsn - bab cine Statiitit oas
Bolt Der 5ransofen als oas orittIauz
berite Der Grbs befnnSsn bat. Gs ban@
belt Iib um ben seifsngebrau6 zines
itoeu 2anbes. Dandf1 iplI Guglano
2l gfuno. slmerita II 9funo uno
arautreih 10 gfunb Settle pro per
ION I'M Sabre psrbrduaen. Die 8euts
T6en perbiilen mir unIer idlsht
qetpdi6enes 4nilis! - haben nur 10
gfunp, bic SeIterreiher nur 5 9funo
unb bic Ruiien 2 QfunD H0tbig. lie
ssranSoien iinb iebr erItauut iiber ibs
rem reiden SeifenDerbrau6. Soniel
bdtten Tie iib nid3t Sugetraut. nno mir
0eutIfe, bic mir uns iooiel duf unz
iere Sau6erteit einbiloen, mir aus
benz 2dnoe, in benz Der beiheioenits
giirser bic MarmipaHerberiorguns in
9aeeftuben bat, mir perbrau9en nun
sLenpe 10 pfuRb pro Wadnn ooer
Wsib! 9pn ben 10 pfuno muB man
getpiB nod bic SdIfte auf frun50fIhs
probutts rehnsH, ipenn IS fid1 I'm
Gamen bnnbelt. mir DpIlen bcffen, oat
frausDfiihe SeiFen sbenioeut ipie oelIt.
Tthe ianbern. Dbolsih oas Refultat osr
10 gfunb. Bel ben 10 ipmpdthtid9en
getpobnsrn Grontreits niht iebr iiht.
bar 1T. 8ieles gBdihtn, 81ben uni
BdIhetpehfsIn finb nidt serabe pi,
bsrporragenbften eissnihaften beg al
ten aultnrlanbes. has iibrigeHs ourin
tpenn es audi bem Gcrti6ritt uno nel
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srnitIi9 eRt3tpsit bate pegen einss
non 2ubtpig bem 8ier3ebnten ge6ffne=
ten 5enfters, bGs Die rbeumatifche
Wdrquife, bic ouf al ibren qprtrdts
ben &opf nit Sdlsisrn pber GpiBeu
un6iilIt trdgt, our6aus gef6lOHen
bdben ppats.
DAP es aber in 9rdntrsi9 9bon i'm
16.S Sabrbunbert eihe 8prgdngerin bon
&neipp eegeben bat, bab 8ians be
Ppitters ibre S6Dnbeit unb ssugsnb
Bis ins bobe Otter binetn Dura aa=
morgsnoIt6es Spd3ierengeben NIT
nadtsn 5iiBen iiber feuate @iefen ers
bielt, bas biirfte ben alien, perTtprbez
nen baperifaen 9farrer getpiB gefpunz
bert bnben. Gber al bieIe hiftprifheH
Grtnnsrunger tro5teR mt6 ntdt iber
bic f9le6te .Steaung, Die meiu Batter
lamb in Der Setfsnftatiitit eiunintmt,
binipes. 8on ieBt ab piege i6 ods
Guontum meinss peri0uli9en Setz
fenperbrau6s ab unb bite nsiue Be
tannten, sin Glei9es gu tbuu, faoH
um unfer Selbitbetpubtfetn piebsr ins
9leth9etpa6t 81 brtngen!
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6lufberiht.
Gtretnnatt, 2. WAR.

ctunatt, 2. Rdrs.
Ter obere CbiofIuB ftsist etrUas, uHters
terhaIb Barfersburs aber fdIIt eerfeLbe uuo
bate aefteru abeno bel bteiieer StHot eineH
@aijeritanb uoH 2l,7 SaB.
Die foIseuben 9speiteH fno wdbren6
ees geitrigeH IGges bier eingetrofen:
gittsbMrG g. Der 5IuB bat eiReu
8Gfieritaue pom 6.6 5ub uuo fteist.
8beeliug, &. ga. Ter 5IuB bat eis
men 8Giieritanc pom ll.3 5RB uuo itetst
gartersburg, gB. ga. Der SIub bat
eiueu 8Gnerftano ueB l1.9 SUB uno iteist
8drawba 5aIls. Ter 5IuB bas ets
nen BaiieritdHo uOu 30 6ub uno itebt
G6arleitoH, 20. ga. Der 5Iub bat
siusn Bafieritanb uOn 7.3 5nb uuO fdat.
Ut. gIeGieut, ss. 8a. Der 5Lus bat
einsn 8afierftano pou 1873 Sub uHo iteist.
gattIetsbure, au. Ter SIus bat
einen EaNerftduo uon l6.7 5ub aHo faLt.
Sorts moutb, g. Der Stub bat Ell
men s8afierftGno pon 1876 5ub uuo falt.
soutsutlle, ap. Der 5lub bat einsu
8aHerftano pon SO 5ub unb fdlt.
GuaHspille, Sab. 9eI 5lub bat
siHeu BoiiritGuo pom 23,s 5ub uno failt
Carlo, Sas. Ter Stub bat etneu 8aIs
ieritauo pon 1913 5uB uub faut.
Rempbis, Tenn. Der SIub bat einsn
asGHsrftauo pou 27.6 SUB Hno itetgt.
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ses.oo-e4 90 per Tonne IN sun Hnb 500
nsebr oaf benz GeEeifs.
Merfc5febents.

sR8. .00--24 90 per Eosise III Bull nnb $l 90
nsebr onf benz GeIeifs.
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gartten pon i--4 8bf. Grtra Gomnter Teit
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@dHone. Ierpentin 94c, Petroleum, gers
festiou 10c, Gbio, Gentadg uub snbtana
9slc per GjalIone. Grown gaioltn 18c,
Napbfd l3c per @oELone.
@aIs. - Der Warft lit rubia. Dhio
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per BbI. non 2S0 Bfanb.
GaIg lit ftetie -prima Gttu 6Z -- &c,
bo. gountrp 654--67ze per gfunb.
RphIen.-1aGrftr rubtg. Douabtoobenu
$50 Rnb unb glad 500, 8ananb ba
6taffoblen IS 80. BUS uno Glad 500
per Tonne abgeIiefert. RaudIoie Stiid.
sobLen 81 .25, 4ntbracite 81 so per 9ouue
abseliefert. Gote toftet $500 per Tonne
abeeIiefert.
Sdmereien. - Rarft feft. Rleeidn.
men 81 .O0--S.25 naf bem geletie uub s8.2
--s.50 per Bn. pom Gtore. 1tmctbp g. IS
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per Bnibel pom Gtere. Eu1wetsen SOC.
5Eamsiadnlen e so per 8u.
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Ghteaao, |. Rdrs.

Riubuteh. 8eepes S5.20-7.0O,
1eras Stiere S4.40-5s0, peftlidpe Stiere
$4.75-5.s5, Stofers uuo Seeoers 800
$50, aiibe une Setiers 81 1850, adIber
S750--9 so. NGrtt ftart bis 10c bober.
2 dpeiue. - 2etd1ts S6.95-7.35, ges
miidte s6.s5-7.20, ifwere So. .75-7 10,
raube S6.75-6.90, CUTE BITS auSerLeieHe
ihpete $6.90-7.l5, Sertel S7.20--7.40.
Rartt 5--l0e h5ber.
Sddfe nne Sdmmsr.-Sdafe Gin:
beiu1iidbe s. CO. 50. rpeitlide $3.25-4.S0,
SdbrIiage S4.75-5.75,
Sdmmer. Ginheimiide S5.00-6.20,
ueftIhe S5.25-6.25. Wdrtt 5--i0c bober.
3uiubr. - Rinopieb 5000, S6weine
20, 600, Shafe uao Sdulmer 1900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-02

~SNaN0 A'S''ss A~~ DoN
Rtnbpteb. - Ter Rarft mar beute
5iemIi6 lebbaft fir BITE befieren Iei6ten eSlets
i6erforten nnb ote Bfetfe maren 1tettg bis
ftart. Stoders nno sSeeoers rpareH ehens
faIls in gutter Ra6frage ans fart. Iii!6s
fhbe tudren ftettg.
56were etiere S5.25-625, ertra 635,
fdnrp $6.40-6.50, DdJien S2.25 - 800,
5Ieiiheritiere $4.25-5.S5, ertra 5000,
5eifers 1926 - $50, ertra $5.65-5.75
Sitbe S2.25-4.S5, ertra S4.90-5.00, 9dns
ners S250-3.65, ,Stoders uno 5eeoers 1926
$50, ertra S5.60-5.75.
8ullen. - Die 3ufubr mar seniiseno
uno bic Breiie ftie9en uu l0-15c per 100
a3funo. Der 8arft ibIoB feft.
Waaere uHo Ieicbte &. 75--4 .35, Bologna
s4.4o-5.10, ertra s.. .15--5.25, fette 8nIlen
"a. .65-5.25.
adIber. - 8ei siem[i6 GROCER 3ufubr
nno gutter Jtodlfrage mar Der DtGrtt ruiaig
uno bic greiie fteIen um 25c per 100 Bfo.
Eroindre uuo 9roBe S4.00-8.25, fair bis
CUTE leidte s8.25-9.25, ertra $3.50.
&dIber IN ben aommiitons 6duierrI. --
Saren 81, prtma bts auserleiene So
sac, orbindre Sic.
9 Ghneine.- Anfdnas mar Der Rartt
feft uub bte grei'e itie9sn I'M Sc, seeen
ShIub dber rpuroe Der Rarft piuiger.
56pere Scnetue bra1teu $780, Is,
quite bis auserIeiene Berpddungss uuo
6Ietidberierten 81 .30-7 40, gentiidte 8ers
pddungs'orten $720-7.35, oroindre bis
anserEeieue inuere fette Gdue $4.75-6.25,
ertra s6 .30-6-35, Stags $4.00--5.25, Ieidlte
Berianotiorten 81 .35-7.40 6erteL pon Il0
BIB unb rpeniger 81 .O0-7 40.
Shafe uRD 2dmmer. - Die 3ufnbr
pon Snafen uno 2dnmern mar gertna uno
Der Rartt fart Die Ra1frage mar eine
quite.
5hafe. -- Grtra brd9ten 81 .25, quite bis
Guserleiene s. .75-415, oroindre bis quite
s.! .25-3.5O, sSGbrIiuee S4.50-5.25.
2Gmmer. - Grtra $3.50, quite bis
aIssrleiene S600-6.40, oroiudre bis 9utt
$4.75-5.75.