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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-20

Min $3.50 100; giDggtnnebl, norbweitli1
gsmHd1teB e4.s6- 4.66, retueE 4itp $500
z.7U, aeglifmfes $4.36--4.65 per obi.
Y4ttAeH.--W1arft uilliger. Wc. ruttsr
RpiHfsr i06--106e, gio. bo. 96 - f04e.
glc. rotber 81 - 05e per Bu. Wertauft
iuurnen: Cdr Wo. rotber Mtnter Hu 107c,
900 Bn. Wp. A DO. NIT sorR unb Hoe8en
su SEC auf bent OfIeifs.
@eIfhfDrn. - Ger Wtnrft par ruhig.
Hrsifs itetig.--No. Q fpsibes 81 K--62e, go.
8 psi6eS 6i--61 hs, go. tpeibes So " -60c,
No. Q geibes 69--5g1 1zt, gio. B DO. 5S-66 1zf,
Wn. a DO. 57--5sKc, gfc. 2geuifhtes SO 1zc,
Rp. be. 5sc, go. 4 DO. 66K--571ae,
weibes aplbenforn 65---67e, gelbes bp &c.
6Se. geHiiHtes DO. 65---67c per Bu. Berfouit
purDen: Car go. 4 gelbes su 5sc, Gar
BIO. noberia 81 56He, Q Cars go. 2 gefbes
Az 5gc, Gar DO. ia 59kc, BOO gu. ges
iniihtes Had) Erobe, nioberig, nit 0eisen,
su 54e, Gar Wo. 2 iDeiBts Bu 6IKe, Gar
gelbsE sfoIbeufprn ~ 68c, Gar DO. su 67c,
" Cars bo., einige nnbbins, niht aiicrtirbdr
III 651sc, 800 Bu. gelbes aplbeniorn mil
6afer 5a 6Te, 2 Cars eemiidtes ssolbeHtorn
80 65c auf benz 8eleife.
nafer. - Rarft rubie une feiter. - 0c.
ipttber 40K--41c, Etono1rb meifer 4O---
4OKc, go. 8 fpeiBer s9-40e. no. 4 rpeiber
3s--39c, ,9o. Q geniilhter ST-371ss, No. 8 DO
SO u --37e, Hp. 4 DO. S4H--85Kc per Bu
Berfauft nuroeu: Gar Nu. 3 iueiber AZ
40c, Cars DO. AZ 89Kf, 1000 Bu. DO. nit
aorn Al 39e, Gar go. ipeiber AZ 3se,
Gar bp. su 3ge, Gar DO. su 834c, / gdi
ipeiBer mad BrDbe, binburnt, 5a 881zt,
Gar Gfdnbnro spet6er su 40e, 2 Cars ge.
u,ifhter nod grpbe, biHburHt. 5u 85Kc au'
benz Beletie.
Roggen. - MGrst fpillig. - go. 2 64e
| W0. 3 DO. so 62e. Wp. oo. 52--60c
Werfauit mnrben: Gar Ro. Al SEC,
Gar bo. 5u 55s, 100 gu. Rp. 3 nit MeiSer
su 50s, 80 8n. mad grobe nit 5afer 81
51e anf bein @sieiie.
Gerftenmals. - Gribiabrsserite To-
e3c per Buihel.
Rtrgleid Der @etreibe.9retie nit benieni'
gen am steiheu fase bes pcriseH Jahres:
Wai, IS. 1918. Rai is. 1919
Msiaen, go. rctter ..107c 12Ic
mslfhtorn, go. gsmiTdtss 5sc soc
6affr. .0o. 2semifdser Heasr 37Kt 5eK
Wcggen. Rc. Heuer ... 65c Te
Geu, go. Timothp $3.50 $S00'
Whistn.
Ser Rartt mar ftetig. Bsrfauft uurben
$50 Bbls. Tii.ilIers 5iniibeo gocbs ON
Der Bats bon s1-sO per @afIcne.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-20

@sio .cn eaa1 iuurbs ~ 2AS ausssIie-
hen.
9rima etfaaftspapiers iparbsn su g.
eF oisfcntirt.
GterIing Grbange III feit. -
slot 5u t4.S6K uno Commercial su $4.S2A "
--4SB.
BHHess. Cbligatipnen iDarsn ftes
TIC uno futfroeu wit frlgt atlcttrt:
Btr. StndtsH MefunbiruHg ~ 1004
gsb. 4 E regiiirirte 1884, lily, coupons
ia - tf4A, 3a regiitrirte f02 10s y
auupcns i02 " LOOK, 4sdnanin Meeiltersb
~ i004 4--f0l, DO. 81, 102M--1U3ss.
Mftieumarft. Ser Mnrtt tunr bem'
ts ungereselt unS psrblieb aud 70 sudbrenh
oes 1nges. lie St. 2ouis u. gan Jranciscc
Mftifn aber ipnren ftUad uno uerloren bis
BH poiHts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-20

Die Wu henburg. Sn Die
aette Der 8urgen uno 5hloBruinen,
bic bon Den WaIbesbohen Der Berg
ftrobe berniebergriiBsn, 1T I'm 2aufe
Der lebten Sabre ein neuss 9lien einees
fiigt nprben, sin gaufpert, bog fth
trpb bes funtelnoselneusn Glanses ieis
ier GuBsren grfteinuns IN Die BON
Der potina Der Sabrbunoerte bebette
unb BON Der goefie Der Ruiren ums
lpitterte 2errlidteii ieiner Gliersn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-20

III pilig. - Gut qoaf 5.06c, Grulbeb 4.95c,
1soulo ~ 4.60r, Cubes 4.t0e, 9Diubereb
4.40c, G)rannlateb 4.25c, diamond ~
z.25, gcnfeteioners ~ 4.l0c, gao. 4.00e.
gc. q 4.06c, SO. 8 4.00c, SO. A 8.s6c, Rp.
s.9oc, go. 8 1850, ne Z 8.60c, Ro. s 8.e5c,
go. 8 8.70e, SO. 10 3.66e, $50. II $500, gto.
IL 8.56e, 80. f8 8.50c, No.4 8.50c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-20
Ghitaao. 10. gRni 1918.

Snmsine. - 9sitte tS.40--S.62H, ae.
Hiihte ss. .30-s.62Ss, Itwere ss.00-s.57h u
raube $500 $40, 5erteI $3.50 - s.35.
Naarft ifetig bis tart.
8inbpieb.- 1eepes e7.l0--s.65, Eeras
Stitre s8.75--7.70, Stodtrs une ;yeebers
s5.s5-7.so. aibs uno Seiiers $3.s0-7. so,
9dlber s6.25-90o, Mnrtt ftetis bis 100
nieorieer.
S6efeunb 2dmmer. --Shafe: Gin.
beinifde s5.50-61o, s3dhr!inge $6.Oo--6. 70.
2dmmer: giHhe!milbe $6.00--7.80. Rartt
ifetig bis 15e nieoriger.
Iauelam unb itefis
8ufuhr. - S6meine A, 900, Rinbniet
1000 Sdofe uno 26mmer $4,000.
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Metau= marft.

Rem gort, 10. Mai.
9upfer mar heute Ilau. - Stnubar6 su
1880, gleetrolutie Al s15.ST-18.00, 9afe
~ s16.00, eating 5u 1882.
8iHH III ilau su t47s7-48.25.
Blei itetig su $430.
Spelter fuilig III s5.40-5.45.
@tfen mar beute rnbig. Rp. /
Rortteru s17O0-17.50, Rp. Rprttern
t16.75-1T00, SO. Sputhern 81 00-17.50,
Ro. Southern Ioft s17.00-17.5O.
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1lnksNae
Gincinnntia an mt

&tHc Z n n aft, 20. Wal.
9m gineinnatisr Cifrift nirb Der Slut
beute lfatieHdr bIeibsn. @ehern abeRb BAIT.
berielbe be, biefietr Stabt einen @aiisrHana
bon iI.2 Gub.
Dir folgsnbsH Ceptf1en trafeH ndtreab
bss ssfriseH 9asss bier ein.
ptttsbure, pa. Der gIus hat s;nea
Bsfsraaab bon 10 6nb luHe issiat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-20
Gbfcaao. 10. N1ai.

Qbitngo, 10. Wtat.
Weiaen. fur Mlai 90 - 91c, am
GG.ub e1c; fur gull 86B - 69Ke, am
GAlub 1886; fir Geptember 8S116-86 Ac,
am ShluB 8sAc; fir 8e5ember 804 -
8oxe, am SnluS 90%c.
@eIfhforn. --5ir Nfai 56 - $3.50,
nm Sdlu6 56sse; fitr SuIi b61ss s-56zsc, am
ShluB 664c;; fir September 565s-57Ac,
am SdfuB 57Ac fir DECEMBER 545s-
55c, am Shlub 55e.
pafer. - 5lr gaai ss4 - s97Sc, am
S6lus 894e; fir Suli 86H--87Ac, am
ShlHb 37Ae; fur September 35A-363se,
am SdluB 1890.
Rogger.--Hn. 63c.
Cert e.-4S--68e.
3imotbDiaamen. - 0eaer $2.s5--
1856.
Rleefaamen. - $1,000 - 21yoO per
| Gentuer.
gesport $1,000 Der 8bl. - Sur
| N1ai 1885 1000, am ShIub 5000;
| fir s5uli $19.60--19.85. am SbluB 1885;
| fir September $19.40-19.52H, am Sbluh
| 1880.
Shmafa-s11.s5-11.27H per 100 BIB.
| 5iir Mai s1105-11.26, am ShluB $11.25;
| fir 9uIi s10.90 - 11.02H, AM S6luH
s1102 u; fir September .00-11.10, am
Shlub s11.10.
Sbprt8ipptnfeiten. - $11.50 -
1900 per 100 4funo. - 5iir 9tai $11.95
l-1197E, an ShluB s11.97H; fir Gull
$1117H-11.27E, ain Shlub s1127H fin
September sl1.07H-11.12K, am SbIut
$11.12K.
Butter.-unperdno greameries 25--
28Ec per 8funo.
gter - Mdrft nnerinbert.-Croinarr
fri.s IKE, ttrits 1sAc per 3useub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-20
Opnt WelDusartt.
0ineinnatf. il. ulal 1918.

Eh HanEen wareu beute mif SlDutinsers
bsifsn siemIih tart befd3dfttgt, bod iino ois
@eF6dfts TN Mflaerseinen Fat. LIE uhtssn,
ten nub unpfrdnbert gtb!sebsH, @ele slt obfr
fuiiIiner. TorEgttn apH cnl@ iuurbfH Dpn
ben Bdnfsn all 4K~--52 0nseeliebsn. nab.
rtnn 0eihdTtspupiere 81 b--6T oisfcnlirf
lpurhsn. Sic W9ofler pldeirten Hrtunfsa0pI.
tnl Az 4k--5E ,on eau uno ~ n auf
Bs.t.
ist6fa ssf mem Dsrf
wuroen su Bari sipiidtu Nantsn ptrsaaft.
Its GcuHterrate bstrdgt cot Wrduiss per
$1,000.
fHsAiu ssI axssrs.
llhe fsitfr. = Die fOlesaoen Euotirunssn
linb III berintsn:
acnbpn, 8 HaaeGidDt, s4.seA -4-s7 per ~
90 1nat @id3t. f4.82 --4.0e per g. Rdris, 8
gaae &idIt, bi5 ssrnncs per 500 60 Tnes
gidt, SIS sSraue& per 800: far TeutIhIanb,
4 Yacs Sifbt. 1 W1asf s5K --s5A, DO. 90
Tuus Eicsf. "a K--Q4zr.
documentary Mtlls ruf 2cnbcH fDurben
"a els2K Y, auf GIdseotp 5u t4.s2 y unb 0ui
Wsli0it III e4s2 nertauft.
ensSss.E Esnsssssmsu.
rubis une isrsis. 7ie Banfsn auctirsn tuis
fnIa{
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gshen6en2 g3o1en Dareu Die folgt:
9ufubr: 9iiuopieb. Ehweine. SdaFe.
Noi, 3d.. .4209 20s23 1143
Meai, 10 .4ls7 1868 1857
Daai. II .slss 1924 82s1
Der gerfanbt betrus in berieIben 3eit;
RaL g.. s8T 74T0 29s
gat o.. 100 So94 asa
WaL II. ..... $50 1900 109
0ufuhr unb 8erIanot ndhreno Der Der
flofenen 4S Stuuoen perelihen nit berieIs
ben 9eit Iegter Nohe tparen uie folst:
9uiubr: Stiuepieb. Saweine S6afe
gsal a Is ,s ....i4do lsdo 1883 1883 81, 81,
Ter gerianbt bstrus in berielbsn Sett:
Mai. 10. ...... 800 14si 42l
h.-Eie Ra1frage bat i'd
etnas eeboben unb bic 9reiie ftiegeu un
l0-15e Vile befieren Eualitdten faHoer
ihneileu Abias-Stoders uno Jeeoers wa
ren ebenfals in gutter Radlfrage
SAwere Stiere $7.25-s.00, Grtra s.. II
-sS.85, Edfen $8.50--6.75. Sleilhsritier,
s5.50-7.So, ,Grtra ss.00-s.25, 5eifers $5.2i
-T90, nuserieiene bis ertra sS.00--S.25
Riihe s400-6.25, auserleieHe bis ertrG
t6.50--S.75. @aHners $3.25--45O, Stoders
uno iSee6ers $6.c0-7.50, Stod. 6eiiers $5.5(
-8.50. Stodsaiihe $4.50--5.50.
BuIlen.-Tie 9uiahr mar aerina, oi
Ratfrage aut unb Der Martt feit.
Tasere uno Ieimte S5.25-6.25, BcIoans
s6.S5-7.50, fetie 8ullen sT.o0-7.5O.
Rilhtibe-5eute mar Der Martt Ite
tis. lie ylahfraae mar cine CUTE.
9Ttra &S2.50-90.50, CUTE bis auserleien
s60.0O-60.00, oreiHdre bis CUTE $500 -
$500.
Il r-Tie 3ufubr mar nic1t arof
ete 9ahfrase gut nno Die 9reiie itiegen IN
25e per 100 9fuao.
Grtra ss.25, fair bis quite Ieidjte s75
400. urbinare uHb srobe s5.5o--s.75.
adlber in ben &ommiiIipns- 6duiern. -
| yducp Sc. prinia bis auserlelene ia -
| SIT. orbindre 5H--8Hc.
z q, mel n e. 9ie 8ad)fraee mar Elm
CUTE nuo Der gartt itetig. alls in be-
aartt gebra9ten ShUeine fanoen i6nen
| abnahme.
Shmere Shtpeine bradten $s.55-s.6C
quite bis auserleIene 8erpadungss unb fSlei
| inericrten 1856 $50. aemiichte Der
| padungsiorten $s45 - S.55, prDiuGre bl
auseriefene Ihipere fette Sdue t5.50-T.7,
Grtra eT.s5, Sfugs f4.50--6.75, ieid1te Ber
| Ianbtforten es.1o--s.8O. sSertel BON 100 Dft
unS penieer s5.00--s.00
Saafs uHo admm - 5ie. before
fe.ten Sd)aie unb qdmmer tp1ren In Rad
| irage uno itetis bic anbereu aber flau un
| ibrpod aHo ettuas niebrlaer i'm greile.
Sdafe - Grtro $5.25, CUTE bis aus
erleIeue s4.75--5.15, erbindre bis CUTE $50
-4e5, Bpli. Et)dfe $4.00-5.85.
9dutmer Grtra $T.25, CUTE bis aus
erleIene 38.75 7.f5, orbindre bis aui
s4.50 - 6.65, @olsqdmnaer $a.T5 - S.0t
| 5rlhlohrs- admmer s7oo-9.00, Grtra Ss.2;
| GuIs $SO0--6.0O.
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pfsrbe anb 0Nauleief.
Gineinnati. IA. gRai 1a

On ber psrfloHeneu Wphe mar Der Wartt
reht lebhaft. IN beionbers gutter Rahfrage
paren bic beiieren Nrbeitspferoe. G5egen
S6lnB ber @ohe wnrnen bic folgenoen
Guctirungen nambaff aemadt:
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Ete tlmidte TIM hseiigen Glsaringeoult
t<ltffsn Ish beute auf e4,464,750.
esrsL4rsxssfassn.
7yg Aarft In qofaiiefurifdfgn mar auf
hsuts mltoer iehr iIan unb Bic Nreifs ges
bradt Tif nndftehenben Berfdais Uar6sn
on ber HDris abseihIoiieH:
Fffs Gall.
Nttien Cine. esas a. Gl. 60. 10.
10 3oslin- hmiht 90. pfb. IO5K.
. Cine. Street Hp. Go. 10.
Wo6ftehenbe 1abefIe BON Inn hieiiaen
Mnrft beinogiheH Bombs uHb aftien gfsbi
bic cfhbielIeH Gaottrungen an
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Nen Dsrier Dsae Gastirsases

atflton cen. sr... hAlrinoiri uarsfte sr 90
s3tfeH eouc. ar. ss4I D7tn nqs ccrn ST.. ssx
Gtdtfon eenb br... eSkiNot 81 81 T7sr AZ "a
Hfsnnsse g. g. I. ~. e1HIN b q cer asu ii Az
Tsists.. Tiisstt SfSs sna ssElggxaxss s ssn =
HrooH II tn; 81. 90 lHerf A4B. f.cpu. Gr. sfA
qfrt- cf @eegtn Eg. tcx4Ip q M Is a. ff1s Y
Gentrnf 0eut9er 81. sssslNprf6 Fe<ffir a. ssE
Ktsfas a C. Snr.. ssElsserfk &adFf ar. ss AZ
ASD song 80. g .. Q. rea tr.... sell
4Ffc AEn s4r..s ~ IHenn. q. 8t4lieIsl ~
xsDs - Y tf..- sxsA8suu. con. 4r..... ssk
SS1sf a 81 ,sIs s 4. ssip1x ser 81. 80
GN IN kB0resIIr II. gTtsl f&SNaTx n
1wJAgat uq Ar. ~ 81 g &G N ron Sr.. 70
A4%Id4exlt9s Mklesnb Atr efne a.. 70
1132nbL @ ~ ~ Ecnfb. nae. col. a.. 81
IAM@. rN. br... 70 E HcctftC Co. 4r sf Z
ItffiasrS bs...... A EGcrfb Wae rss xf ssss
xne uuor nen Ar-. % I@cutt MaflfrGc 81. Ieeh
41ie Gen Sg.....;-. 7fhl Gcuth Rn asn <r.. 7e
~gfn n. 4rim u.s 10 luHton Hnetfe Ss... ess<
~. ent I rr tr:.. s0sfl tiHtsnpadfie 60 4. si
mt U1err Daar ~ szs[in q Nusgsr r. tef y
ynpgn 49,. s9s4lu q. &fesI g. 81. !. IOo5i
anM MgpS ~ ~. IN laltre. q. diam 81. %
sep sftip5D. a1fl Eob. 1. u egf. Ar. 6sh
Mn tg.....- se4I n<fssrn N7b Ar !. Ts}<
w 9ATtx d.. 0oteI m WrrrfnaA 1Fr ~ Il scAs
S"@A- esH- shs ss4i@n. Central <x-... %
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Niebmdrtte.

Cincinnati 19. Mdt 1918.
9nfuhr uuo Serieuot pdhreno Der per-
Hoiienen Bohe. uergli4en nit ben uorhers
gehenoeH2 g2ubeH ipareu lpie foIgt:
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mafaene
HerfAiebenes.


Guper unb aamns .......... 1920
GjefdmfHte. ... .20--22c
Berfhiebenss
CeIe--g1artt TIT itetis. atinbl robes
4ee. aefpdtes soc per Gailone in garften
ppn 3 Hbf. Grtrd mt1ter Eeit 2arbol S5c
Der G,alIone. Cotton Sseo Eel raffnirtes
4S--4Dc per @oIloae. Terpentin 45c; Betros
leun,. Ohio garbou 100 Grab 9tzc, DO. $50
Grab lie, bp. Genbligbt It's Grab l2k -
i8c. grcmm @dloIin Ice, Rapbta 2ic per
Golloue in Worfien BON bis Bbls.
Gala - Der Martt TT rubig. Ehio
Daiper $1.05, Msihi9nn aRb atrpn $l.14 per
Dbl BON $50 Yfunb.
1aIg ftstig. Brima 9th 8Ss--8Ne,
DO. Gpuntru 6H--6tse per Rfunb.
Rpbfen-Dsarff rubis 0pughipabenp
s8.50-o.75, HH6 unb Glad s2.25, Ranawba
Gtiidfublen s3.50--3.75. Rus unb Glad
81. .f0--2.25 Der Tonse abgeliefert. Rauh-
ole Gtiiffohlen s425, Gnthracite s7.75--
500 per Gcnne abgrliefert Cote foitet $3.50
per Tonne abgefiefert.
Gebern - Radfrase gut, greiIe iteti8.
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0ufuhr unb 8erianbt ndhreno Der Der
fIoiienen 46 Stunben pereli9en nit oeriels
ben 3eit LETTER geofe ,paren tuie Tolgt:
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Ger Rarft mar ftetia. Berfauft uurben
$50 Bbls. TifsiIIers sSiniibeb GOODS an
Der Bats pon s1.30 per @alcme.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-04-25
FIRM DOING STATE
WIDE BUSINESS WILL ADD
TO FACILITIES. .
FACTORY AT FLINT AND TENTH
STREET WILL SOON BE
IN OPERATION.

Valdemar Gram, president of the
Gram Construction company, announc-
ed today that arrangements had been
completed for the installation of a
sash and door factory in Devils Lake.
The new plant will be owned and
operated by the Gram Construction
company. The workshop at present
used at Tenth street and Flint avenue
will be remodelled and as soon as the
machinery which has arrived, can be
installed, work will start. H. P. Jen.
sen has been selected as superintend.
The factory will answer a demand
ent
of the Devils Lake contracting firm
whose business during the past few
years has extended over the northern
part of the state. The installation OF
the plant will eliminate delays in de.
livery of sash and doors and at the
same time will bring an important in
dustry to this city
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-04-25
UNIQUE plan MADE
TO GET D0RN|T0RY
WILL ASK EVERY FARMER FOR
BUSHEL OF WHEAT TO AID
BUILD DORMATORY.

Farmers! Are you willing to give
one bushel of wheat toward the cree
iton of boys dormitory at the North
Dakota Agricultural college?"
This is the question which the stu
dents of that college will ask of the
farmers Of this state, individually, this
summer.
The need of a boys dormitory at
the college has been felt for a long
time, according to the faculty and STU
dents. There is no doubt but that
many of the young men of the state
have been sent to school elsewhere it
is said in order that the school could
be held responsible for the students
conduct. At present this is impossi-
BILE at. the A. C. as the rooming places
are scattered over the city. Young
men on their first separation from
home ties are liable to be attracted
by the many amusements that the city
has to offer and thus they may acquire
habits that are not conductive to good
discipline is the further statement.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-04-25
Coughs and Consumption.

Coughs and colds, when neglected,
always lead, to serious trouble of the
lungs. The wisest thing to do when
you have cold that troubles you is to
get bottle of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery. You will get relief from the
first dose. and finally the cough will
disappear. O. H. Brown, of Musca-
dine, Ala, writes: "My wife was
down in bed with an obstinate cough,
and honestly believe had it not been
for DR.. Kings New Discovery, she
would not be living today" Known
for forty-three years as the best rem.
edy for coughs and colds. Price soc
and $l.oo. Recommended by all
druggists.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-04-25


,regentative Underwood predicted
great relief for the nation through the
passage. Of the pending bill. Repre-
sentative Gardner OF Massachusetts
voiced the republican skepticism for
the 2country's future. Under a. tariff
system and Representative Kelly OF
Pennsylvania expressed the opposi-
tion of the progressive party to all
tariff bills framed under the present
system ~ ~:
Representative Underwood in out
lining the bill, severely criticised DIFF.
ferences at home and abroad and
praised the competitive tariff theory
declaring it will strengthen American
industry and will send American pro-
ducts into the worlds markets..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-04-25
TWO Meet Death
WHEN HOUSE BURNS
CASHEL FARMER AND HIRED MAN
CREMATED WHEN FARM
HOUSE BURNS.

'Cashel, N. D., Apr. 25.-The remains
OF O.. G. Mulligan, a farmer residing a
few miles out of Cashel this state, and
of an unidentified hired man, who Was
hired on Monday, were found in the
ruins of his farm house yesterday by
a neighbor. Foul play on the part OF
the farm hand was at first suspected,
as it was some time before his body
was found, but this theory was
disproved when the body was found.
No valuables were taken from Mul.
ligan as he had few dollars cash,
some jewelry, and a watch on him.
These were not disturbed so it is
thought the tragedy was accidental.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-04-25
SEC. BRYAN
IS SENT TO
California
WILL COOPERATE WITH GOV
+. JOHNSON AND cALIFoR- II
MIA LEGiSLATURE..s& &. Il.


Washington, D. C., April 25.--After.
an hours conference at the white
house yesterday the president direct
ed Secretary of State Bryan to pro-
coed at once to cooperate with Gov,
ernor Johnson and the members of the
California legislature in framing II
law regarding the ownership Of land
by aliens that will not conflict with
the treaty obligations Of the United
States and Japan. Bryan leaves today
to arrive in Sacramento I'M onday afs
ternoon &
Earlier in the day President Wilson
telepg aphed Governor Johnson and
the presiding officers the two
l3rarel of forpi asi 81 M
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-04-25
ZEPPELIN SECRETS SAFE.
Germans Don't Believe French Could
Reproduce Mechanism.

Berlin.-German army officers who
were on board the Zeppelin air cruiser
XIV. when she was captured by
French officers after crossing the
French frontier and landing at Lune-
vile are of the opinion that the
Frenchmen did not discover any of the
secret workings of the aircraft.
The German officers in their report
say that, although General Hirschauer,
Inspector of the French aviation de-
partment. and other experts boarded
the dirigible. they think the French
men did not observe enough to enable
them to reproduce the intricate mech
anism of the airship.
Some members of the Zeppelin crew
say that they heard shots fired at the
diriglble. but this is not confirmed by
other persons on board.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-04-25
new BORN babe
FOUND BY Police
't,.:} r%3 s ----s-- e :E.5 .$&Ss. +
BODY WAS FOUND NEAR 500
RAILWAY TRACK BY VIM i:
'., BLEToN OFFICIALS. 4..

Wimbledon, N. D, April 25.-The
body Of a newly born infant, fully
matured, was found beside the 500
railroad track three miles from this
city. The child evidently had been
thrown from q train, and the condi-
tion of the body Indicates that the
birth took place on the RAIN 45.
I Officials have been unable to fix the
exact time that the body was thrown
from the train. They believe, how.
ever, that the child was alive when
hurled into the ditch The body was
entirely nude. his is the second
case Of this nature within II d ZEN,
weeks. anothe occurring near Hank
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-04-25
NEW WEAPON FOR ARMY.
Automaties of as caIiber Will Replace
the SO Now Used. r.,

the 50 NOW Used.
Hartford, Conn--T7!To replace the pres.
ent % calber pistols used by the Unit
ed States army the federal government
has decided to supply the enlisted men
with d. caliber automatics.
The smaller revolvecs are being re.
called at once from the field artillery
and signal corps and are being re-
placed by the as caliber guns. which
have met all the severe tests for accu-
racy and safety to- which the govern
ment experts subjected them. The
tests have been in progress for year
under the supervisi ion Of the war de-
partment. which approved the auto
mates and supplied q few to each
brand OF the service for thorough test
ing. .%z 5,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-04-25
STRONG ORGANIZATION HEADED
HY COMMODORE FORD HAS
BRIGHT OUTLOOK,
DEVILS LAKE PROMISES TO COME
TO ITS OWN WITH LIVE
BUNCH WORKING.

With charter membership Of rs,
starts it's career with most promis-
ing outlook. The organization, which
is headed by Commodore Ford, has
proven most popular and before the,
lake season is far advanced it is GER
tain to prove a strong factor in making
Devils Lake the most popular water
ing place in the northwest.
Commodore Ford, Vice Commodore
Foster, Fleet Captain Fursteneau, Sec
rotary Huesgen, with Edward F. Flynn
compose the first board of directors
The complete charter membership
consists of:
J. Ford, Commander.
w. H. S. Foster, Vice Commonder
Walter Furstenau. Fleet Captain.
Herman Huesgen Jr., Secy.-Treas.
Edward F. Flynn.
Banding Fisher.
Sam Fisher.
r, Hunt.
]. II. Bloom.
E. r. Faust.
II. Huesgen Sr.
Louis 'Mundt
Chas Stotlar
Robert Collinson.
Sanford Hagen
Fred Traynor.
Professor Crippen.
Ed Gilbertson
j. NJ Thompson
A. C. McInnes.
Fl. ]. Kenner.
Harry Hinck.
DR.. w. F.. Sihler.
Ralph Glerum.
Joseph Kramer.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-04-25

preventative Murdoch of Kansas, the
floor leader of the progressives in the
house, has both democrats and re-
publicans squirming over the publica-
tion of their expense accounts for the
campaign, together with the statement
of contributions and expenditures filed
by the treasurers of the progressive,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-04-25
GRAM CONSTRUCTION CO.
WILL OPEN SASH AND DOOR
Factory IN DEVILS LAKl

explaining it was difficult to handle
the situation by telegraph and asked
if it would be agreeable to have the
secretary of state confer in person
with the California authorities.
Both houses and the governor
promptly replied that the proposal is
amicable to them.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-04-25

democratic and republican national
committees. The democrats especial
ly are up against plain problem of
keeping faith with their widely trunl-
peted demand for campaign fund pub
licity or demonstrating by their &C
tons now that their talk has been
buncombe for camaign consumption
alone. %g>