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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-23

4usGrubungen in y a. b %
Ion. 2tuf YeranIuTung unp Soften
Der llniDeriitGt Qbildoelpbta iino in
Der 8eoenb oes aiten 8abpl0n uHIfaiz
ienDe QusgrabunseH du5gefilbrt npr7
ben, oeren ShGse erft in Dielen Jub>
rem cine poQItdn0ige gearbeitunq tuerz
ocr crfabren t1uueu. Tds IeBte 6ert
oes ,WtuIeum Sournal" Der llntperHs
tat brinqt Die 8eihreibuug elmer merfs
pIrpigen5afel aus gebranntem Sbon,
neren Q(lttr auf ettpu $500 Sabre 3u
perunIhla9en if. Tie Sdfel eHthdlt
bic Gopie, bic in Der 3eit oes GDnigs
Rabonibus spiIheu sos uno 538 Dor
gbrifti ourt einen Shreiber dngeFers
tiot puroe. Tds Original odpon III
cine JnihriFt in Sarqon, bic uuf etn
gllter ppn etpa $500 Subren 3urids
blidt Rabpnjpus 3eitnete iyd unter
ben fpdterer Wonorhsn opr 8abnlou
ourh fein SrtereIIc fir Nltertbumsz
tunoe aus, tnbem er n1mentlth bic
WieberberitelIun1 pieler 8uuperte aus
ben friiheren 3eiteu oes Fethes betrleb.
Icn lIeberItefsruuqen IL 3u entne9s
mes. oaB er eineu &us'huB BON
2lltertbumstunbi9er eir'cBte, um biefe
9rbeiten gu iibsrpaten. Siner otefer
gsamten nun mar permutbItf bel ieis
nen Gusqraburgen uui oas urfilo it-
ner Safel ae'toben, Die bamaIs 'tou
Elm Otter rpn mebr aIs 1000 Syabren
beIaB, unb bate cine aopie pom ibr
oenommen, ehe er fis in ben nsu errifz
teten 3empelbau nieoer siumduern
lib.
Sfeptiid. &err: oGs Rat ei.
men DSaIer gegebeu. Der Sptrugeipehe
70 uatiIrlit an Die Gecte mdIte, odB
noS GicnItm1ot,en iit tageIang be-
nriibtc, tie fortsufehren" Sous-
frau: o9ab es etren ioIter Wtnler
gegeben bat, CLAUDE if aber
elm ipIfes 9lerHtulaa9en nieuaIx..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-23

seis. rswss nns sfHsn ~ xss port.

asIb ,sn cal. surse aa ~ - 5S aus.
seliekem unb ftlot ,u 4K-4s4T.
rriind 0efHaftspspiere nurbtH 10 511-6%
bisisntitt.
SterIina erAause ihwnh. Sidt iu
A.659E-4.s5x nns 30 Gage Commercial
Bills IN ts.sTA--48l1s.
Snnees. Obfiaattoneu en- raren Nss
sf aHs wnrben nie fsldt ausiirt.
Der. Stdasen Msianetna ~ f01 10118
~ rselsrtrte fI9s5l ll8ik-fI4l@, eoubsns
113k6-l14k, 81 rtsiitrirts l02 - l02A,
Gsssshs 102 - lo2L. Ynnama Regiftsrss
~ l0oA--i0lk.
Nftstnmartt. - Ter Wdrtt mar bexs
Il iiatf, unb bic Fsiis iHiatr bon osn tons
nnatbeHoen Hftitn btr elite fno bic hchfen
bss 5abrss. Gs paroe ,ismlit aan aefauft,
unb bic auitDdrtsbslDeauna, bic aleitl bel Der
erOfTnuHs tinisbtt, belt bic sunt Shlub an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-23
Ahatsas. q. september.

Nskf. - Der START In Hau. sttnter
Sstents 81 $500, Straisbts "a. .00--4 80,
Gyrins Tatents$4. 1a--5. 10, Straisbts $4.00
LIB Saters s370--3.90.
0ettsn.-Elr SEPTEMBER 9038-9lLe,
s17ss am shIus s1sse; iSr Nai ss -
96Ie, am shlub 96t.
Belf&tsrn.- Sir September 7214-
73e. am sAlut 72Ye; fur December 55 u
--54l<c, AIN s6Iub 5334t fhr Wai 5a3s-
s3l4e, am salus 5231e.
eaftr. ~ Slr September 81 - 35c
am SHtus 3434t fir December 32ss--
33e, am S6lus 325sc, fir Wat 34I ---
IS Lfc, am shlus 347sc
ksssen.--ts. 2 7013e.
serf e. Sat. Suttsrs.rts 40-52c,
quite bis hoite Wal,a.rHs 5S-72c.
9imsthaia aamsu. - 1eue $3.50
---8 rs Der geutaer.
5 AIesfaamsa. - s18.0o--17.5o Der
gentner.
Wesssrt-sls.95 - 17.15. sur stp.
t,mbsr s16.87 1885, am sdtub 1850;
fur Sttober s16.51% 1886, am Satus
$685.; fir 5anuar 1915 -- l8.4o, an
Shlus $500.
9 ShmsI,. - sl1.o5 per 100 gfuns. Gir
Septeinber S1l. l.02% - l005, am Snlus
$l0.021k; fir Cttobsr sl1.021a--11.1 Is, am
Salas sl1.02lS; fur December Sl0.77la-
1o.871s, am ehtus s10.771a; far 9anuar
$l0.52 I5-10.6218, am Shlus Sl0.S2R.
Sbert Atpp:ufette te n - 2ofe 1910
per 100 pfune. CUR S.btembsr am
sAlus $l0.70; fur Sttobsr $l0.671a -
1910. am shIns $10.671a; fir Sanuar
50. .s2ts--9.92tS, am shlus 1921.
Suffer. - Nartt ii tetis. gr.smeries
2l-28c, Darn 221a--2413c per T'uro.
eier. - Tartt III itetia. drifAe 20-22'
per DatsHb.
Raft. Nartt III if.t,s. Cream l534
-I6e per gfdnb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-23
9dgltmer marft.Be Berid3t.

gtseiaaati, IL. Strtembts 1919.
fs nsAfslseHsen Cao,iruasen bs,iebss
h6 HHr axf ensrsS frasssttisnsa. Del
llesasrsn esi&afssa Sssssa stsas bstes
prsiis bsrsSast
prssifisasn.
Ter Narif sar ruh.s. bic yrsife aetiu.
e4nail. : prima cteam $l1.00-1I. 10
T. .. 5.
frs&sassfaftsHts8fstf6.U U,arsi
II ten. essrt dear eeitsa Izk-l2ks.
ftsrt kippsHieitsa IL ~ I2i<t, erira bert
dear esiisn IL - l2Lt, SAuIiern liz
llAs Bellies ls - laks lsis aas ii,
mfhr serSaft.
sassa- Nar,t j.a. Ebert flare Sci.
tea l3L - 1876, fnr,s Aispsaititsn 49,
1875, srtra ftort dear esiisn l3-I8ht,
6Aatserx IL s--i254t sas Deliies l4--l4]1s
isis sal l4t per yfHns Hshr ssrpa6t.
sugsr Cured Dleiit. ~ Nasti il aetia.
G4iHssn l6,k = nc. vieHis eAsI,fr
GAaItsrn IL - l2k, Hss Dsrf Gat Soul.
tfrn l2h - 70. trs<ess Dsei- sAiaisa
IS.00-26o0.
eitsspsksTtss BrsifA.-garftfea lea.
eAiaisa II - l4bs, visnis s&ultsrs
iols 1885, Dsuus i5sz--l6a<s. edaIisru
t0st--l01s. Mem Dsrt Cat oAsltera io3.
--li4s.
trif&essIsif4. eAinfeH ak-is.
vifHie S4u!tsra l0tx -los4s, e&uliera ioL
--i0t<s, issrt NippsRisitsn l0sx x-fls, iheri
FLAKE 6eitsa ii lli4s, Ytra itsrt eeiien
l0A-1it, Belize lal<l <l-i5I% per piuxs. nesi
Gasta6 l0-l3e.
MstI uub estrsfb.
ylstl.--gsxss 0initr vaieat s4.8o-5.lo,
Dinttr Banss s4.56--4.7o. MiHtss Ganiti
N.l0-425, eTsra t3.80--4.O0, srStHares
S3.66-S.76. garter @epsa yaieat S5.lo--
6.7s, bs. fsKee N.66--S.00se. 6amils "a. OF
--4.26. Nssssnmstl, asrspsali4 ssmif4tsi
N.76--466, ssiMes Gits Ss.00-S. Is. eeRif4.
tel e4.7S--SO0 Der 6hf.
0stssa.- Nastt isbbait nab astia. 10.
rstb0 0satsr l03 - lO6s. ~. 8 Do. 60
99ise. Ns. : rstter T2-9I5xt per OsfbsI.
Berlauft nnrbsa: Gar Mp. TssAer @in
Ter IN 9ls4e. I Gar DO. ~ sec, Gar 70.
be. ~ S0ke, ! Gar rrttsr nirtsr mad
Vrobs ~ 76t, Gar b. aatrsue ~ 6o< an
benz etisiis
DsllAisrs.-Slarft IL rntie uHb iie
tia. 4s. nsstss 6I-02s, Ne. rsiteS 79-
79s<e. Ne. ssites T7--76s, Re. eelbei
rs tx, No. : %. T8-7xs. As. { bs. IL
T2ke, 10. 3 Ssnif4tsS T4-76e, no. 3 ~
D-7ls, ~. 1ss. 7l-7a,fs ssitss aelbss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-23

fern 76- -70t. sslbts bs. 74-78c, aemifd1tes
hs. H--76t per Babel. gersduH wurbeu |:
1 Ear 30. 4 esniihtet suT1tkt, Gar no. 4
DO. IN Tie, / Gdr No. 8 eeIbes ~ T41xe, l
Gar bo. tu 73lte, / Gar no. a bo. su 7al<e,
| Gar bo. tu 72e, 300 Bu. 20. 8 bo. nit
eaier guide, 500 gu. DO. ,u 75e, / Gar aelbes
meists III 79ht Gars 30 DO. sn TIE,
Gar psibss mad grob. 3u 75e. Gar tpti.
ses RoIbenforn Az 78e auf benz @slsife.
eafsr-- Narft IN ruhia uno astis. No. .
sstber 36la - BIC, gtanbars netssr 3s--
3651fe, no. 8 sstsei 81 kS--35t, 10. 4 peiser
32t44 -33t. 10. 2aemiiAtsr "a -35t, slo. 3 DO.
3t-84Mc, Ho.4 DO. 30-33e psr Bu. 8erfanft
pureen: ] Gar 30. 8 -setser sabrtHD III 29c,
| Car Ro. 3 ipsiser ,u 36ISe Gar DO. III
S4s. ] Gar SO. 4 bo. au 3316s, / Gar bo.
;u 34c, l Gar DO. su 81 rs, Gar DO: ftuh.
Ter ~ 50c, 1900 Gu. go. 3 tptiber nit aoru
IN 35s auf eeH ssleiie.
Nssseu. - Warlt fetia. 30. 74--76t,
Res W-73e, 30. 4 62-70e.
Gs rae.--No. 3 g9intsr 50--70e, 30. 2
Sriihidhrs rs SOC. 20. 67--75t. 30.
60--67t Suttsrasrae 40-50s per gu.
@erfsnmiti. 6rds!asrsJsrh 81
--93e Der gu.
Bergtet -. y.tr.ts.spr.if. NIT 5sri..
sisen an sleit:n Sals s.t e,vit,r Ja1r.s:
gtpt. 2f 1919. Sspt 81 1911.
@ei,en, 30. rothet .I03e ete
Bsffhfsrn, 30. 3 a.miitt.s ~: zoe
6afer, no. semiihtsr aeasr 81 4se
aoastn no. 2 neuer go. II: 93t
eeu as. Stmeths $3.50 s21 so
gShtsfs.
Der Wirst vlr f.tit S.-srtFt Datben I:
625 Sbls. TiHifers sintfbes Gesss arf
Der Safis ssn $t.3S per Gaaoae.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-23
Sttsso. q. September 1912

D.sses s5 SILL 90. fsrss
6ti.rs 81 65-625, pefliA. etisrs 81. 80
$50, Sisters uns 6eebsrs "a. 80 - 7.35.
satt sus o.tfers 81 9o~-s 90, Adlbsr S8.0
Ill 30. Tarft Hstis.
eAssiut. - estAte $8 20--s s7if. &C..
mifAt. s. .os-8.s5, fABsrs &790 - 8.70,
rsube 81 90 - $40. 6,rt.t IS. - 800.
Wartt ifstis bis ttpas h05sr.
Ehaf. uae simmsr.-e4efe: eia-
heimii&e s. So 5x. sttlihe s. e5-.65,
3akrlias. -. .TO--5.76, tsmmtr einSeimi.
ID. ASS - 745, psaIiAs $500 - 7.6o.
Wartt ThpaA.
5nfubr Minbbts 500, SAsstRe
5000, S&afs nab 2ansasr 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-23
Wtetau Wtarft.
1,uNsrf. 81. Genteuber,

Nspgsrt Il. Stpttmbtr.
sinu unser.sslt gu $4997-50.17; supf.r
IN Hau eats l75s-l7s4e, eIeetbroIstts ,u
eating 3u l71s-l74e. Slet
fet su $40 - 5.20; Spslter oesel
aa 1856 - 7.8O. G;itn mar Fef. 9o. l
tsunSrs Rortb.ra ,u $l6.5o-l7.25, 70. 2
ss. tu $l6.25-l70o, re, l Soutb.ra urs
Ne.l Southern ieil iu kl6.75-l75Q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-23

ainobi Die 3ufubr Dar btute
.itmlia aro5, bi. 9ad,fraae .ia. aut. unb
bte greiis iinb if.iis. Stodsr, uno Seebers
iinb ftetis.
SAK re Stiere brahtsu ss.50--s.25, ertra
- saatu Cdfsu S2.75-s.75,
sltifAerstiere s4.50-7.T6, aaserlefene sts
srtra 81 75--8. 90, 6eifers S35e--6.25, aus.
srleiene bis ertra $6.35-7.o0, fantp -
Aiibe s2O0-4.75, auserlefsne bis srtra SIS 90
-5.65, ganners $2.0o--3.2j. Stsders unb
Gtee.rs "a. .51-6.50, Stod. osiFtrs s4.00-
500. etod.aibe ss.25-4.00
gulft n.--Dtr Wartt mar beu.s fstia,
bod itss .n bic grsife nm l0-l5e uutsr b..
ntn bon Der porigeH @ots.
Naaere ans Isitte s3.25-i.00, Sslssnd
s4.25-4.75, ertra 1855. 25, fette sulltn
~. 75--5.25
W ahs. - lie 3uiubr mar in
Der o.rHofsHen Rode eroSsr, bic Rahfrags
nttt bsfoHo.rs uno bic Erstis meiifsns ettpas
ntecriaer.
srtra ss2.5o-7o0o, gut. biz auserl,f.n.
~. 3.00-60.00, oroinart bis quite SIS 90
AZ 90.
Rdtbsr. Der Rattt mar beate rubia
uuo bic greiie fhwad.
Drsiadre sse arste a4.5O-l0 90, fair Bic
gut, istat s8.0o-lo 90, trtrd l025-10.50.
aalber in ben aommiihOns.Sdufern. -
Saatn 1876, prima bio aussEleitne 9--93ze,
srbinare 5--7s.
Shmeiut. - Der Tart. mar beute
ruhia uno Die Dreiie attig.
eAmers $50 pfunb anfDirts sS25-S.50,
quite bis auserl.ieue gsrpatunss. uab
sI.iiAerfsrtsn S3.s5-s.T5. stmiiAts sersa-
aunssfsrten IS. .55-8.70, srsiuars Bis aus.
erlsieat fdnere fetie 5due s6 00-7.50 ertra
$7.55-7.65, Stass s4.25-6 so, trtra $6. go
SIS, Isi6ts gerfanstiort,n t7.45 - $50.
3srtsI bon ITO Sfb. unb psnissr - .O0-7 so.
6Hafe Cd mmsr. - cdafe ua,
r,n ft.tig i'm prsift, edmm,r aber hei.n nm
25-3se unttr ben grtifsn som bcristu
Samfda.
snaft. - ertra s3. .40-3.50. ssts Bic sas.
erItiene $2.85 - 3.35. orstnare bis sute
81 00-2.75, ytuttsrfhafs s3.50-4.25.
edmmsr. ertra braht.n 800, CUTE
Bic auserIsieue $6.50t-s 80, srotndre bic
fsirs s4.25--640. CUTS s2,50--4.eo.
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90 oait.

.Tu Nesl, gInilt' nlieiDeil, Gei'
Sepp bat a Nag' nuf b GiesIl4 -
% no - Der mag ia net oual init.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-23
Diebntdrfte.

Giaeinnati. 81. stptember.
eafutr uno gerianbt pdbr.nb Der berHoi.
fsn.n Boh., berglihsn NIT ben oorbtrssbens
ben 2 gBohen wnreu pie folgt;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-23

HsAasbenss tasslls bsH I'm hisfiasn Rarft
bsfneliAsn csnos aas nttien eitbt Die Off.
tislsn CusiiruHssr an:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-23
OO,,t WelDntartte.
elastaeatt d. esetemsss, tsia

elastaHatt n. etptembss, tsia
N siHisen bon ben 1neen Der perHonsnsn
@oGs par BIZ Mahfraas mad Tarleben eine
ftAt ante, im Mlaemsinea pareu aber bic
@dMdtts tutia. osIb mar abtr fen. TarIshsn
On ean@ nurbsn ~ ~ - 81 aHsatIiehsH,
uHb 0ffdditssapisrs sa 81 bisfontirt. Tts
Wallst pIasirtp psipai. AapitaI sa 41S-EE
~oa tau npb auf Belt su 81.
fssAfsI ssf Rew psss
parbsf ~ HaN sptfAen raHtsn ptrfauft.
Es GssntsrTats bstrast 6oe prdmis per
nsAin sus ssssvs.
fab f4pa4. Dh tolsenSsa Gust,runssm fHD
~ bsriAtsn:
sssssH faa. sidt, N.ssx b.r
9, % fass ss&t, A.s3I1 per =; yaris,
taee eihi, 5.I5 - 5.l64 Der aranes
800 % fast siht, 5i7lS--b2O 1ranes Der
WOO; fhr DsutfAIanb 4 faae siAt 4 Tlarf
0t-95s<t Be. So 1aae siAt, S4I<e.
Tesumsntays HiIls anf eonson nursen IN
4.sz, aaf 0fasess 10 4.slk uas aHf Del.
lev ~ 4.slh serfauft.
csssss s-cssissns~sa
subis xns pssis. Die ranisn sasttrsn sis
islsf:
einsau'. rsrfaaf.
- Ssnss, ia25 Sour .ii81 li4k
~ 0eues. 1918 .i0lx i02L
ax rsnes, 1880. ..-lo0H I0lk
- TanaMa ...........luoH
stssiss sssss ilmsaAs.
Ter ifmfat I'm htsilasn Gtesrinahsnfe belief
~ tsnis auf %. .858. 400. Dir nmfdst Der
berasNeHen ssshe bsIisisn I'D auf s25, ,410, TOO
seren ~, ,967 ,0o0 in Der forrtiponpireHbsn
RoAs bee bergen Jabrss.
ssisi.esIs siiaiss.
3oI. 0as & electric uue II g. vrintina
ee. Afttsu purbtH htnie sismlih fasf ae.
taHbsli, une srtsrs aisesu suf 1875, nelhss
stHsn @smiAH BON y Points ndbrsnb Der
gsohs bsbsutsi. Cont mar Der Warft ruhis.
sinI gas uHs al 60. aititH purseu ,u
65J dbsuelih Der Tisibenbtn eersauft.
Ra4fsbtnss etrsdufs Hns IN btriAtsn:
as su 1ssfs.
e ait.sn aiHxiHuau Sos & GIVcirie.. s5g
goo seahHpln 1ns -................,.s.... IVA
:, .sss' '.t.-.s.-s.t.s+........ lVM
G VrIHilHg ....................,. TpA
~ ~, * y. pfb. ......,.......,.4...... sD&
. utnttHnai Eireei sn. ......,....... f2TN
HsAHsbenss tnssls bsH I'm hisfia.n Rayft
bstneliAsn csnos aas nttien ettbt Die Off.
tieufn EustiruHasH an:
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B 8 EA.

Der -rir.t p,r H.tiI S.-.rtH watben /:
625 S5ls. TiHiners aintfbes Eesss axf
Der Sa'is ssn 81. .3s per gaaoae.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-10-03

| am non-partisan candidate FOR
Judge of Probate for Marshall county.
am resident of the eastern part of
the county, where, l am now engaged
in farming, but have been teacher
in the public schools of this county
for nine years.
On account of the backward condi-
tion Of the farm work this year, I
shall not be able to make any extern
sive personal campaign. For that rea-
son, want to here state that if elect
ed, I shall discharge the duties of the
Office fairly and impa rtially giving all
possible assistance to those who may
have any business to transact in the
Probate court. AS non-partisan
candidate, ask for the support and
vote of all political parties.
Yours truly,
H. O. BERVE.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-10-03
ventiIate Your Bedroom

AS soon as the harvest is giving
leisure to the men who have been
working hard all summer, they should
think about their winter sleeping
quarters. According to the state An
ti-tuberculosis society, much of the
consumption which attacks country
residents is aided by poor ventilation
in the bedroom. Every one needs
plenty of fresh air when he sleeps.
and with blankets on the bed, you
will be warm enough if the windows
are open, even in the coolest wealth
er.
Storm windows should be put on
hinges so they can be opened during
the night. Thousands of people all
over the state are sleeping in the OPP
en- air all the time on sleeping
porches. These are open on three
sides, shut off from the house and
have given renewed energy to every
one who has used them. Fresh air
will prevent as well as cure t,lbercu-
losis..
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-10-03
Legal Advertisements at Legal Rates.
HOW WOULD HE DO IT?

1--WE propose to legislate for the
farmer 50 that he can deal directly
with the consumer land so that when
the consumer pays for produce the
money may go directly into the peck
cts of the farmer, and by this means
we will cope with the high cost of
living as no other means can. Col.
Roosevelt.
The foregoing is a sentence from a
speech which Col. Roosevelt recently
made in Oklahoma. lie has made
substantially the same statement in
A score, or perhaps in, hundreds of
speeches, so it cannot be regarded as
a slip of the tongue, an accidental alb
surdity.
But that it is an absurdity who can
deny? Why does not the farmer deal
directly with the consumer now? Is
there any law preventing or prohibit,
ing it? Could any law be enacted
that would compel it?
Everybody knows that in limited
way the farmer does deal directly
with the consumer now. In the small
towns farmers do sometimes drive
from door to door selling their pro-
duce direct to the consumer. So there
is no law against it.
But everybody knows, also, that,
speaking broadly it is, and will al
ways be, wholly impossible for the
farmer to deal directly with the con
sumner. How could a farmer with a
hundred fat steers to sell, deal direct
ly with the consumers of meat? How
could a farmer with 10000 bushels OF
wheat in his granaries deal directly
with the people who eat bread? How
could a great city like Chicago be fed
If it's people could deal only with the
farmers who produce the food upon
which they subsist?
On the streets Of New York the
other day woman orator declared
that meat was high because the meat
trust would not kill cattle enough, and
If Roosevelt were president he would
compel them to kill more cattle
The whole country laughed at tbs
ridiculous declaration, and said:
"How like woman"
But the speech of the woman was
not one whit more absurd than this
studied and repeated statement of the
third term candidate himself that eve
would legislate so that the farmer cal
deal directly with the consumer" Il
is not only undesirable economically
but it is impossible. physically. Ant
everybody knows it.
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THE FULL DINNER PAIL

This was the famous phrase that
represented the spirit of the cam
paigns of 1896 and 1900. It was derid-
ed as merely material and feshly.
At the. same time every sensible
worker in philanthropic societies and
churches, knows that it is Of no use
trying TO convert anyone until he is
decently fed and clothed and warmed.
Similarly in politics. The fundamen-
tai question, the one that takes prece-
dence of every other, is that of the
full dinner pail. A party may pro-
pose all kinds of alluring reforms, and
some Of them may be good ideas. At
the same time, if the party leaders
lack certain practical business Or
common sense, they may make :
mess of the business Of the country
that will leave no hope or energy left
for the trying of experiments. When
a workingman finds the notice "clos.
ed for lack of orders posted up So1l
his workshop door, the only thing
that comes into his mind is now he
can open up that factory.
In the four years from 1893 to 1897
the traveller about the country was
confronted everywhere by the gloomy
sight of silent factories, no smoke
coming out of the chimneys, no sign
of human habitation except the watch
man.
What was the trouble? Simply that
the Democratic party had got into
power and was trying out a lot Of the.
cries.
Although stump orators are every
where citing these four years as an
example of Democratic methods, it
has not been our fortune so far to
hear any Democratic orator or, news
paper taking up this point and at
tempting to refute it..
The Democratic party cannot es-
cape responsibility FOR the black peri
cd of depression that then existed. 1t
was a panic three or four times as
lasting and crushing as the financial
difficulties that occurred in 1907. What
reason has the Democratic party to
show that it has changed it's essential
nature in 10 years?
t & p q 4 3aS IS
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To the voters Of Marshall County:
Having received the Democratic
nomination for the office Of Sheriff, I
will appreciate your help and influ-
ence before election and your vote on
election day, Nov. 9Th, and if elected
I shall ever be ready to perform the
duties Of the Office Of sheriff without
fear or favor to any one
Yours truly.
John A. Serum,
Holt, Mimi.
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men are planning to establish musk
rat farm. A whole section Of swamp
IS wanted for the farm and H. j. Max
field, state commissioner Of immigra-
ton, has been called on for informa-
ton as to suitable location.
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residue of said estate to the persons

F. - D.. :
residue of said estate to the persons
thereunto entitled: Therefore, You,
and Each Of You, are hereby cited
and required to show cause, if any
Probate Court Rooms in the city Of
Warren, in the county of Marshall,
State of Minnesota, on the Goth day
of October, 1912, at ten o'clock A. NJ,
why said petition should not be
granted. 3
Witness, The Judge of said Court,
and the Seal of said Court, this Bird
day of October, 1912.
tSeaD Peter H. Holm,
Probate Judge.
julius j. Olson,
Attorney for Petitioner,
Warren, MINI.
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(Oct 3-17)
Citation for Hearing on Final Account
and for Distribution

Estate of John Peterson, Decedent.
State of Minnesota, County of Mar
shall, In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of John
Peterson, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to Sophie
Peterson and all persons interested
in the final account and distribution
of the estate of said decedent: The
representative of the above named de-
cedent, having filed in this Court his
final account OF the administration of
the estate of said decedent. together
with his petition praying for the adj
justment and allowance of said final
account and, for distribution OF the
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- y i i 4
: NORTH STAR COLLEGE NOTES $

NORTH STAR COLLEGE NOTES
+ s. 4 4 = 4
The best year in the history of the
school has been begun, and all the
Stars" are rejoicing. October the
first which was enrolment day the
teachers were kept busy meeting new
students who came to have their
years work arranged Splendid
wokers have appeared for all depart
ments.
A picture of last years graduating
class has been handsomely framed
and presented to the College. This
will indeed be pleasant remem-
hrance of a group of earnest and able
workers. A hearty thanks to the
class.
Edward Johnson, 10, was caller
last week.
The first class in Marshall county
to graduate from the Teachers TRAM
! ing course as laid down by the Ma
tional Sunday School association was
the one from the Presbyterian church
! of Warren. A large audience was
present to listen to an interesting
program. Prof. O.. E. Abrahamson,
Superintendent of the Teacher Train
ing work in Marshall county, was
| present and delivered the graduatins
address. - +
| A gold medal to the best penman at
North Star College has again been
promised by our kind and generous
friend, Judge P. H. Holm. Here is
hearty cheer for the Judge and an
other for the winner of the gold
medal.
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Notice: II you have anything you
want to buy or sell, place an adyer-
tisement in the Sheaf want column.
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Having received the Republican
nomination for the Office Of Register.
of Deeds OF Marshall county, / here
with solicit the support Of the voters
at the coming election assuring them
that if elected l Will in the future as
heretofore, discharge the duties OF
the Office carefully, faithfully and I'M
partially to the best CT my ability.
Carl Hanson.
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w. F. and w. N. Powell, H. T..
Wood, D. Farrell and A. A. Harris
have gone to the Mud lake district on
their annual goose hunt.
w. f. Hoag, engineer on judicial
ditch No. II, is spending a couple Of
days in town attending to business in
connection with said ditch.
Rev. K. DeBescher arrived last Sat
urday morning to welcome a fine lit
tie daughter who was born on We'd
nesday of last week at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dagoberg, near Al
varado, parents of Mrs. De Bescher,
with whom she was visiting. On
Sunday Rev. De Bescher conducted
services in the Swedish Lutheran
church at Alvarado. He left again
on Tuesday evening for Rock Island,
ILL.,, where he has entered the theolo-
gical seminary, with a view of becom-
ing a pastor in the Lutheran church.