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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-02
9dsIi6er NNarftberid3t.
gineinnati 1. Des.


Gie nadfoIgenSem Guotirnngen be.
sitben iid MIR alii enaros.Srais'
nttionen. @ei fleineren @eid1ifer
iueroen etipas bObere greiie berednet.
gropifionen.
SdlmaIa. s,rima Steam
S9.60-S9.70, syamilp S9mals 11a
LIE pro pfunb.
5rodtngefaI3tnes Gleifd
Cbort clear Geiten 11A-11ae, fbotl
Rippenieiten Lille, erira ibort
clear Ssiter 11i-11a, G&ultern 10
--10i. Bellies 12s--13c, m.br psrs
paft.
Bacon. - Sbcrt clear Geiten
13a-13ae, ertra fbort Sippeuieiten
121-12i. Gnulttrn 11t--12e, unb
gtlliss 13a-143c lois unb 4e per
Yiiiro mebr perpodt.
5mgar GureS SIeiidj. -
Gd)inten 17--171e, pienic S9uIs
tern 121-13e, greafaR Bacon 19a
Poo. SduIt.rn 12a-13c, irodene
Seef Sdinten 27-29e.
SiiBgep6feItcs GIeifH.
sdinien 13-13ae, picnic g6uls
fern tia-i2e, Bellies 16A-17sc,
Gd,nIfcrn 11t-12c, gsep Dorf Gi,t
f1a-12c.
Srifdes SIeiid. - sdim.
len 12a-13e, 9,irnie ShuItern f0a
lie. GduItern 10t-11c, ibort
slippenieiten 10a-10sc, fbort clear
Seiien f0A-ftc, ertra fbort Geiten
1o2-10ac. Bellies 15-1e3e pro
isiino.
Webl uno @etreioe.
RebI. - @inter qatent So .25--
SAC. Ninier Janep $780, .1B. 30.
sSamiIp $4.50-4.65, grtra S4.O5-|
425. oroinares $3.S5-4.05. Sorfer
@ei5rn pateut $5. 9O--6.30, 81. .ianep
S5.45-5.70. 30. syanliIp $4.85-l
ass. HoggenniebI, norSpeItIifes ae.
miittes $5.f5-5.25, reines Gitpl
S. 15-5.45 Der @bI.
Nielsen. - Wo. 2 rotber Minter
$.15-$1.18. 30. 8 $l.14--$1. .15, |
Ro. a rotber $1.08-S112.
mtIfdrtorn. g2p. / ipeihes |
neues 64Ae. 30. 2 DO. 63t--64ae,
Ro. 9 bo. 62A-63Ac, 30. a bo. 6Oa
6lAc. 30. 9 bo. 60 -60ac, 30. 81
DO. So 60e. 30. / esIbes Csc, 30.
2 DO. 6465c. 30. 3 bo. 63--64e,
glo. a bo. 61-62e, 30. 5 DO. 59a
60he. 90. 6 bo. 58i-59ae. go. ii
ermii8tes 64bc, 30. 2 DO. 631-64se.
Hc. 3 bo. 62a63hc, 30. A DO. COZ
6lAc. 90. s DO. 591 1--60s, go. 6
70. 5Sa59Ar. Rtuss psibss aoIbsns
Torn 60--62e. aelbes 6l--63c, aes
miinies 6l--63c Der gu.
Safer. ~ go. 2 ipeiBsr 50a-
Bic, Gtanbarb ipsiber 50-50sc. 30.
3 fpsiBer 49A Sole, no. a ipsiser
48a-49he, 90. 2 semifd3tsr 49i-Il
oot, Vc. 3 Bemifhier 49-491s, 30.
4 ptmifHter 48--4oc.
Rogsen. To. 2 $109-
L!o WO. 3 $l.051.0s. 30. 4 81. 90
los.
mails. - grlbiabrs Gerfs SO
'-96e. DO crbindre 84-SSe ber Hu.
mhtsfp. +
@erlaufi ipurben 1076 Wbls. Di.
fiusrs Giniikeb Goubs a,if ber 9aiis | {
bon $1.39 per Goi1oue.
Il
Oressrtss.
Raffs. - MerE ruiie pssifs !
fstis. !
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gsm iertiiden SsIsSus.
aus ben papiersn einss 9ertuunSet.n.
WitsetbeiIt Don 9r. $. Bant04.

5iinf 3age mar Der 2eutnont mil
ieiner aompdsni. i'm Sfiibeugra5en
selesen. Giinf Gage batten re ni9t &c,
tpubt, tpit Elm DAD ii6er Dem aopj
unb Elm 9ett untsr BEN 2eib tbut.
4ber am ie4fien hatteH ie bic Ser5en
nit BEN 8aionett aus oen 0eri9ans
5unsen gsihmiiIer, bdtten iie mad
Siboftsu Don bsm Dori absebrGnst,
bds bic Gerbsn auf Der SJluf)t ii6er
germ ein bibtkr oe,uoIirt bdtten, uns
bic cnbefoblens 2inis, bas Dorf, tpar
srreiht. Der 4benb bunieIte, als bi.
Oeiterreiher in bic eneen, emenifen,
leeren Gabten aosen. G1nsiam.
SHritt fir Shritt. auf Der 5ut uno
nit erftduntsn 9liden, bic nsugi.ris
uno ungeppbnt auf al biefs berrli4en
DiHgt: 5iitts, Stube, Dad Hnb s5ad
faben. Wie 'aruriSs bod sis.ntli6
iol4' eiu i.rbii4es gleit dusseitatt.i
iit!! Ser 2sltnant, Dor benz 2ries
5iliaaeiter elmer Wiener grpbbani,
serietb in gntjiiden. uno feline geseis
iterung ii6er ben ferbiiden aomfort
fteigerte fid ftier ins unbesr.nats. als
er bic srpbe giHtrittsftube nit S9lafs
fteaen, Serb unb Sif9 bur4f6ritt.n
bate unb bi. tlsine &ammer aufi9lob.
Dd itano Elm 9ett. ga ipabrbaftig Elm
ri4tiges 9eit duf bier Ysinen, nit
4opfpoliter uUo Seberfiiitn. Sdnee'
ipeib, rtiniibsr3psen, unb 70 t6itli6.
Dab es offenbar isin gsbraudssegeRs
iianb. fOHbrn uur elm 3ieritiid mar.
bas man bIob 3u fefili9en 4nldEen
beniibte. Der 2eutnant iab es nit
melandoIiid Ii8sluoen ausen an. 70
ipie man sinsn guten febr liebsnGr,uuo
aus friiberN 1agen anfiebt, oeFen
nan balb unO bdlb f4on p.rs.Fen bats
ts: .9lb, ben si.bts aud NODE Gut,
oaB es ben NOD siebt!" Damn rib sr
Sdbel, Wafieurod unb Shube bonn
eeib uno mari iicb auf bds 9ett. gr
bate eds CUTE 9eipubtfsin, bds fsitlis
te @erGth oss 9auTes nidt gu ents
peibtn: es bisnte benz Gieser.
~Das iuiro cine Ra6t!" oa1te Der
leitnant i'm 6albi6laf. glbsr tnappe
Iipei Stunoen oanah tronrmelte man |
bn aug Dem Sflummsr. 3fpei Sanis
dter trigen einen @eripunbeten btrein.
Is mar Elm Sirt Don bod oben aus
zen Dolomitsn, spifhsn ganosei un6
yigo bi Saiia. gs mar Elm @emsiner.
der ndh benz unsei1ris6ensn Resles
asnt unfsr,s Offisiertorps itanb er
mn bober als ibr portepee: benn er
dtte fiirs @oterlanb gebluiei -. Wit
inen rafdsn Rud fpraus Der 2suts
ant BON i,irsm Eager. .59aoe",
ddte er, bsnn fdIisbli9 ipar AUDI er
nr Elm Menit. 4ber sr rGumte bem
eripunbeten sOnio nit freunolihtr
3ebdroe iein 9ett uno lieb ii4 neben
pm auf Dem Sobn Elm Stroblaser
niitten.
~8uona nott.", fasts er nod. aber
IN friebli9er WinIdb srfiinte ii4
iat fir ben Sirten. llnrubis mari sr
h ouf Der 9ettitati. Damn besann sr
! ft0bnen. lsiie su tpinrineln, unb
bliebIth ipeinte er Iaut. Der 2euts
ant trat beiorgt nebeH ibn; sr fprah !
m Sirten erit fran56iii1 aH bann
barrie er miibfam feline italieniiden
rcden aus Der grinneruns. absr Der
TIT mar Elm 2obinsr, unb Der 2eut> I
sHt RsrftonA pom ieiuem MprtddapaII I
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-02

nonier bat elm paar Snfnnteriften felt,
gebalten, Die ibm bic Wunition aureis
den: @ranateu. S6rupueas, mas ibe
nen unter bic Singer tommt. Wer
fam bic Gntfernung fhGsen, iper ei,
nsn 3eitaiinber iteGen? Serein in ben
2auf unb lossebrannt, bort na4 Dem
Walbe, no oas feinbli9e 5eusr am
itdrtiten Ihetnt. Wie Elm SOaen4uns
briillt bic eine &anone 5DtIden oas
&nattern unb peitf4en Der Sepe9re.
S6 Oiel ooer peni9 getroffen ptrD - -
sIei4Diel, Die RuiieH habeu Reipett
Dor bem SDGenbunb. Gr bat lie i9ou
gu oft unO idmer5li4 gebiifsH,
0as 5euer oriiben tpirp I4tpd6er
unO psritummt TalieBli6. Sn Der
Sdeuns ftebt bic 9enus f4On boiler
9efansenen. Gin 2eutnant unO ein
SffisiersiteaOertrstsr, in elmer Sanp
bas Gdmp9en,Tin Der anoeren ben Res
polDer, urb Der llnterOffi5ier, beHen
aplben isoem in bic 8ippen fGbrt, Der
ni9t ausenblifli6 bic 9duoe bsbt uno
in Rstb unb 9lieb tritt. &einer BON
linen bat getpagt, CUR Waffe 3u greis
fen, ale tommen obne Jlinte uub Ba'
ionett. sic perben abgeadblt, binauss
gefii6rt uno poiteu Daporgeiteat. @s
iino 125.
Nun bic 8erpunbeteu oufsefudt
unb enoli9 ins Strob! Npa ein puar
Queen bon S9laf. Ser Wlorgen III
ni4t utehr melt, uno es gibt iiber ets
nen beiben Sag. 8olb itegt oie Wliis
bigteit uno Sugeuo iiber bic aufseregs
ten Rerpen. Giner uaf bem arbereIi
fGat bem S9laf in Die 4rme. Das
mar bas - Elm St0bnen = elm 8ers
uunbeter2 Die iinb bod briiben i'm
9auie. Dridt einen Der dip - trGumt
er ihle4t9 Sa 1T es tpieoer, .iamerSs
BAIT, ipie aus Der untsrtpelt tliust es
berauf.
.Was iftros9 Wleni6, bift Gu pers
riitt9 9alt' Hs Raul = Su, bDrTt
Su ni6t?"
rWas = mas ptnft 9u benn2"
n9u iOIit ru9ig fetH; itDbnft ia tpie
ne Rub bsim aaIbsn."
.S69
Wisber bas stDbnen. Slei6 on
3pei, brsi StsIeu.
p5err uuterOffi5isr, unter mir ribrt
ii9 mas; bas ft0bnt 70"
.aidt maiden, SimmeItreu3miniOu.
pirb benn feline Rube beut2"
Giner Der 2eute bubbeIt unter ii9
i'm Strob, padt gu, aisbr eineH RuiIsn4
itiefeI ans 2idt unb NIT Benz tstiefel
.iusn RufIen. Der bebt gleid bittenD
bic Sdnbs un6 'fan1ppt nda Cuff.
Oas angitpolle "@eitat trieft bon
S4ipeib. ySe9t, perbaatrttet Simmels
,uno. Das iit Dir eefilno. Wdrum 1T
r porbin niat bo9getommen9 Raus
eBt, Sbr 8anbe. ionit pirb nit benz
3uionett geiuat. Rausl!" M
limb ipieber tptrb bas Strob Iebenz
is. Wiebsr erbeben ii6 bic srauen
SeitaIten bier, ba, iiberaa. gio9 cine
peite Seroe tpirb suiummene uub aui
en- Sof binausgstrisbeu. uebsr atpeis
unoert iinb ss i'm sau5en!
SEPT Iobnt ss iib taum nod, bas
56lafen. Tinise Iseen iib bin, anoers
eben in bic &ii9e, urn &affee au tcs
zen. nWarsu bsnn teine Sffi5iere ba4
ei9 llno bic 9epobner2" 9a nsben
er aiihe tparen lie, Our6s 5eniter
usseriidt. Die BETTER nit. 9eroamms
gsrratberl" Sect stnen Sppf &affee.
n Stiid 8rpt. Damn in ben. .frifdsR
eorssn gu neuem &umpf. Die @rtils
rte bat fth audi tpieoer etnsefunbeu.
rsilih: II Cote uno 20 9eripunbete
IT oas Battalion. @ber bic 9erluite
g 5eirbes Tno Oiel grDber, uDn ben
efansenen obseiebsn. glf @iierue
reu3s beIobnsn oie tdpfere 9eiitesses
.nfpart Des GriasbatatlIons.
p. 9pf9iisfi
Observation-Disclosures.
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81 { ip gort, l. De,.

Rem gort, l. Deg.
9tnn. - Wortt itstia; 5 Sonnen
$33. 3.15-$33.3 30; 25 sonnsn $500
$33.35;
Blei. - $3.75-$3.85. glectrolptic
$1275-$13.00; Cuttings $12.67-
S12.75.
Glen. - Marit rufia uno unU.rs
dnbert
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Gbteaao. /. 0,s.

Weissn. - ssiir DECEMBER $1.13s
81 .154, am Ghlub $1.14s; fin
wlai S1.19aS1.21. am SdIuB $1.20s
melfdiorn. - Sir December 62s
-64c. am GdIuB 63sc; fiir Weai 6S1
--69ac, am Gdlub soc.
pcfer. - Tiir De5ember 473
48ae. dm Ghluf 48B; fir Wsdi 52---
52sc. an SAlub 52sc.
RoageH. - 30. 2, $1.083,
gsrife - 6o-77s
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asssartste RGrtts.
9leip gOrt, I. Ge3.
MeH. - Martt felt.

4
Msbl. - Marti fsf.
Rogsenmebl. - Warit felt.
9uHpeissnmebl. - Warit flau.
8u9Detsen. - Mdrtt ftetig.
| Moismebl. - Wartt itetis.
Rosssn. - Wartt feft: go. 2 Def,
$l.10t c. |. I. Buffalo.
@srite. - Ueurit itstig
Weiseu. - Martt fsit. go. 2 rotber
unb no. 2 barter $1.18; go. / Rors
tbsrn DuIutb $1.203 unb Ro. / Ror-
tbern Waanitoba S1.23t nominel
|e. |. I. Buffalo. Fir De5smber ST.
22s; fir Wai $1.29s.
Welihforn. - Mlartt Ieit. Po. 2
seIber 73s {. |. +. fir 3ufubr; 4rsen.
tine BRINE 73c nominea absslisfert.
6dfer. - Wlartt itstig. Gtanbnrb
53-53te; go. 3 ipsibsr 52a53e;
sSancn fpeibsr 55-56e.
6su. - Wartt iaum itetig.
6ppfeB. - Wartt rubig.
6dute. - Wartt fsit.
9eber. - Wnrit fsit.
Bort. - Wartt perinberlif.
Beef. - Wartt berdnberIih.
Gdrmula. - Martt Ittpdf. WaiobIe
Meit $9.80-S9. 80; raffinirtsr, it.tis;
tcmpcunb. ftetis.
5ala. - Wartt jietia.
moIls. - Tartt ftetig.
CARA. - Wartt rubis.
SerpentiHe. Martt fteiis.
Reis. - Msartt ieii.
WolaiIss. - Marft iteiis.
3uder. - Sober; W2drst ihipdh
nlolaHss $3.50; Centrifugal 1895;
roffinirter. fittis.
Butter. - Wartt iietia. 3ufubr
8.026; greamerb, erird (92 Seore)
33e; Creamery (bSbsrer Gepre) 31A--l
34e; aipeiter 26-28c; Current Wute, |
spsiter, 21ac.
GGie. - Mdrtt itetig; 2,627 Ssis |
ten. State, ipeSidl. 16-164c.
Gier. - WGrtt itstie. 6,O16 aiiteH.
State, penninlDania 43-46e; aes
mifhte $50.
Geflilasf. - Martt leidt. gDeffernl
6iihner 11--11tc; Sahne 11t-13e;
2urteps 11-12e; Wsitern gratbibs
rer 14a-18c; frifHe Sdbne 12a-
l7ae: 1urteps 12--2le.
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Htnobieh. - DER Wdrit mar
heats dubsrft rubig unb Elm GROCER
Sbeil bes qlnasbotS i'm oanaen 425
Gtiid. bIie6 unperfauft. Stoders unb
Wilhtiibe iperb.n nift pertaait.
Mittlsre unb f9pers Stisre $3.50
|-$7.75; duSsrIeisne S7.85-$S.25;
Ohfen $3.00-$5.75: fleiider Gii.rs
$5.25-$7.50 auserlefene $3.50
s7.75; 6eifers $4.25-$725; aiibs
$3.25-$5.50; auserleisne Biz grtra
$5.75-$6.25: Wullen S30O-$4.00.
8ullen. - Bel nnr m1biger 2us
fubr mar Der Warft itstig su ben ges
itrigen reouairtsn preiien.
Wuaere unb lsibtt S4.75-$5.50;
Bologna $5.65-$6.35; grtrc s6.40
$3.50; fstte gulIsn $6.25-$6.50.
aGlber. - Die 3ufHbr tpar
grob uHb bic preiie fielen um 25c
Bis $1.00 Der 100 g|funb.
Was.re uno leihte S5.50-$9.50;
sfdir Bis CUTE leihte $7.50-$1000;
grird $10.25.
S4Deine. - Oi. aufu6r mar
beute aiemlt6 oroh unb Der preis fte,
tig. ba bic Rahfrdse cine cute mar.
CUTE Biz auserlefsne lJaders unb
sfleiiher $6.70-$6.75; aemiihte Bas
ders S6.50-$6.70; Orbindre 6is aug,
erleTene id,fpere. fette GGue $3.50
$6.25; S6tpeine S4.35-S5. rs; lsids
ts Shippers uno Herfel $6.00-$6.40.
9 4afe unb 2Gmmer. -
S9dfe fielsn heuts nm 25e. 91mmer
I'm 50-75c per 100 pfunb.
SHafe Grtra $500: quite Biz auss
erleiene $4.e0-$4.90; orbinGre Biz
fair $2.75-$4.50: 2Smmtr $5.75-
$500.
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,gasssn ',.,,.,. saE ". y:.nis ss,aaSdt sh sans.n

tIfafing eshif HmfdFe.
Die ilmfdte i'm bieIioen G!sortAabsus
b.Iisisnild Ssats auf sl,ssi 500.
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3u6ex. - prstte fetig. Rat
finirisf Gut 2odf $3.50; poipbereb
$50: CUBES $5.S5; sranuldieb
$3.50: gonfrfieners az $50; off
~ $5.25; ipeibsr ertrd e. $5.05
srtrd ,gS 4.S5, %. .. glerifieb tpei,
Bet S5.50--5.75. bo aefber s5.25-
$50. to dslbsr BON. S5.00-5.25 per
100 pfunb.
WoIaffes lit itetig.-g2ew Or.
leans Open Hettle 30--55c, gentrifus
eal 20-30e per OaIlone.
Neis. - 2ouiiiana, 5ancp Sea6
Ga re, prima 5a-84c, oroindrer At
-5c. Sapan 4A-4ac Der a,fitno.
DARN. probutte.
Butter. wadrst ruhia. Drsiis
itstig. MboIemilt grtra 36e, Gen.
troIiseb ertru 33ae. gnirali5sb sSirns
$2U--30ae, bo. Seconbs. 25-26c.
stansn DARN 25c. pudina Stod 20s
PET g]funb.
Rdfs. - J1orft feIt. Cbio Ice,
Horbipeiilihtr 16--16se, Hetp gori
17c, SHtpeiser 21--23e bo. Drif Ice,
aimbnrser 15--16e per qfunb.
Gier. - prsife iietis. prima
friide 6ihnereier 33c. firits 31tt,
orbindre firfts 24c. fseOnbs 22e psr
Dukenb.
@effasei. Wlarlt flau.
Sprinstrs bon Ii pfunb unb bariiber
10ie, unter ii plumb TX, oennsn
9e-12c. 5dbne Sc. 5rutbiibnsr To-
14tt. Gus Sc, gnien 10--13c, @dns
fe 8-12e per pfunb.
6afen. - Gana friffe $125-I
LEO, auseflsfsne 75c-$1.00 per
Dubsnb.
DIP nnb Gemafs
Mepfel. - gute Mepf.l s1.75
-3.75 per BbI., is mad nuaIitdt. |
Gitrouen--Wartt mar ftetis.
NsHtna $2.50--3.00, California
s3.50-4.25 pet Rife.
Oransen-Ndrit tubis unb Re,
la. Walsneia s2.5o--3.0O per aiite,
Florida $1.752.50 per Ssiit..
GRAPE. 1ruit. -. lloriba
3. .85-$2.35 per Rifle.
Gnanas. - gu6auiiGe 1925
,er Crete.
Weintrauben. =, gata,pbas
L4--15e per ponp sforb.
gtrnen. - Gidles $2.00--2.25,
tiefer $2.25-2.50 per Blu.
pretselbeertn-- Cape COB
'4.50-5.0o per gbl. unb $3.50
go per Rifle.
Rartpfgeln. - gtnbsiinif6e
70. ! $2.00-2.25, 30. Q S1.25-
I1.50 per gbl. Widisan 50-53c. per
9u. unb $2.0o-2.25 per gbl. pom
Store.
eusfarisfftfn-e3is Ser.
ep $3.O-3.75. Baltimore $2.50-l
'.75 per gbI.
Rraut-M Marit rubis. etntei
nifdtes 90e--S1.00 per Hbl. u. $500
1000 Der Son auf BEN Oelsiis,
odnifdes $12.00--15.00 PET Son.
3piebelH. - gelbe 9O-95e b.
3u. bonn Store unb S0-S5c bonn Ge,
.iie. WsiBe 95e--$1.00 per Wu. pom
Store unb $500 Dom Gsleiie.
GeIerb - mitisan. s1.75-l
zoo per arcbe Crate uub 20-25e
er 9iinbsl.
griue Dobnsn. - Gihli9e
2.75-3.50 per 6ampsr. 2ima
|obuen 30-35e per Quart.
Gurteu. = sreibbaus $1.00-l,
.25 per Dubenb.
aarottsn. -$1.5o-1.eO per
III.
KstIs Rabsm. - Ginbesmif&e
l.00-$1.60 per Hbl.
StedribeM - $1.26-1.5ol
Z BbI. IL
Ganbprsbufts 4
6eu. - 30. i Simotbp s18.75-
1900, No. 2 1imotbp S16.75-
100. Ro. 3 9imotbp $14.75-
$50. al.s 30. / ssrniitter $17.sI
J. Ro. 2 bo. $3.50 per Sonne; gso.
Slice $3.50. Ro. 2 bo. $15.5O, qIsI
liza $15.00-19.00 per 1onne.
} per 1onns. Q
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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-09-15
WHEN COMPANY is WORSE THAN
MONEY!

Shall we break the ties that bind us,
Thou and /
Shall we put those DAYS behind US,
Thou and i?
God has wed with grief and pain
Shall we prove that union vain?
Shall we go our ways again,
Thou and 70
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-09-15
ADDS TO FLAVOR OF STEAK
For Those Fond of Rich Dishes This
Mixture Is One That May Be
Recommended.

Take a fillet steak, cut IL inches
thick. An hour before cooking, place
in the following mixture, turning it
two or three times: Four tablespoon
fuls of mushroom catchup, two ,tea-
spoonfuls of brown sugar. one tea
spoonful of chopped parsley, one-quar-
ter of teaspoonful of pepper, one-half
teaspoonful of salt and four table
spoonfuls of brown sugar.
After it has lain in this mixture for
an hour take it out, drain and dredge
it with -four. Broil it or cook in a hot
skillet with large piece of butter for
fifteen minutes, covering the skillet
to keep in the steam. Remove the
steak; add the vinegar mixture to the
fat in the pan, boil 1t up and pour
around the steak.
This is delicious served with potato
chips
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-09-15
PIMPLEs or HEAD ITCHED

Tell City, Ind.-"My babys head
was covered with sores and the top
was a solid scab 1t began with PIN
pies and he would scra tch his head
until it would bleed and then scab
over and keep spreading. He would
claw his head and fret, it itched and
burned so and l was afraid he would
never have any hair on top of his head
again.
"A friend recommended Cuticura
Soap and Ointment to me. asked
our family doctor and he said, Yes,
go right ahead and use them We got
one cake of Cuticura Soap and one
box of Cuticura Ointment and they
healed him from the first. In few
days his head did not seem to itch
or bother him in the least and before
We had used one set he was healed
AID he has fine growth of hair.
(Signed) Mrs. Rosa M. Hanks, Jan,
&c, 1914.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world. Sample of each
free with 32-p. Skin Book Address post
card "Cuticura. Dept. l.. Boston. ADV
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-09-15

at another as long as he lives il he
should lose ner. She should excuse
him from making a solemn vow as to
his earnestness and the fulfilling of
his intentions
The more extravagant a lover is
with his promises, the less apt is he
to even remember them after mar
riage. 1t is the man who promises
little who surprises his better half
by accomplishing worthy results in
her behalf later on.
The lover who has vowed that he
would never admire another, be she
ever so fair, develops into the married
man who becomes despicable male
fiirt. He who had a pleasant word
for all of the girls was a good-natured,
happy-go-lucky fellow among them,
chooses one for life partner, and to
that one he is faithful. He pledged
no more than he was sure he could
carry out. If man promises a girl
that he will take all of her burdens on
his strong shoulders, that her people
shall be his people, that he will glad
ly support all of them, the wise girl
should know that the words are mere
lip service with him. She might ex-
cuse his exuberance of promises, but
1t would be well for her to put no
faith in them. The lover who paints
the most rosy glow of a sunny future
is TIE man who would insist upon her
making her own bonnets and gowns,
doing her own Homework, and, if she
has an idle hour, he expects her to
run over to his folks and help them
with theirs. If he promises that her
evenings after marriage should be one
round of gayety, he is usually the one
who will sneak out of the house when
he is benedict Immediately after
dinner and sneak back in the early
hours of the gray dawn. He has
fooled her so many times that he is
confident she will accept his lame ex-
cuses. If girl is trying to make up
her mind between two wooers, let
her give heed to the one who does not
strive to gain her by wild, extravagant
promises. If she chooses the boast
full one, she will have to reject more
promises than she finds fulfilled. 1t
is what a man does for a wife, not
that which he promises, that counts
for prosperity.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-09-15
PROPER WAY TO MAKE SOUP
Preparation Worthy of More Attention
Than Usually Is Given 70 This
Part of the Menu.

To get the most out of soup bone
1t should be fractured every inch of
its length. The soup should never
stop cooking from the time it is put
on the stove until it is done, although
it should at no time boil furiously.
Once the soup is started cooking no
water should be added, as this spoils
the flavor
The soup bone should be put into
cold water, and no salt sEould be
added until the soup is done, as the
salt stops the flow of the juices.
The soup should cook from five TO
seven hours at least.
All the spices used in a soup should
be put in whole-that is, whole black
and white peppers, cloves, bay leaves,
garlic, etc.
One quart of water should be al
lowed for every pound of meat and
bone, to begin with. This is rule
of the creoles, but they make rich
soup If weaker soup is to be made,
or if vegetables as well as meat are
used in the stock, the amount Of water
can be increased.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-09-15
Wooden Form for Concrete silo.

SIlo construction has undergone
great change since the first ones were
built, all the early ones being built in
the ground, while the modern silo4
ale constructed almost entirely above
ground. Besides, the first silos were
comparatively shallow structures,
which resulted in large amount of
spoiled silage on account of the lack
of sufficient pressure, says Farmers
Bulletin ESQ OF the United States de-
partment of agriculture.
Silos have increased rapidly in num-
Der. until now they are extensively
used, especially in those regions de-
voted to the dairy industry. So useful
have they become that many farmers
consider them indispensable. The silo
is adapted to all parts of the United
States where corn or the sorghums
can be successfully grown. It's use at
present is confined principally to
farms where cattle are kept, although
silage is good and cheap feed for
both sheep and horses. Some danger
however attends its use for horses, as
it is essential that silage fed to horses
be made from fairly mature corn
properly stored in the silo and that il
be rot moldy or frozen. Dairy farm
ers, especially, have appreciated the
value of silage as a milk producer To
make the silo a profitable investment,
however, the farmer should have at
least ten cows, or the equivalent in
other stock
A well-constructed concrete silo will
last indefinitely, and there is no dan
ger of its blowing over or burning. rot
ting out, or being attacked by vermin.
It's first cost is, as "a rule. greater than