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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-03-19
MISSION CHURCH.

Tomorrow friday evening, the
Philharmonic literary society will
give Swedish program in the city
church at 8 p. m. No admission
charged, bat everybody welcome.
Morning service Sunday, March
%, at 1870 in the city church.
Afternoon service at 2:30 in the
Mann Valley church.
Evening service at 7:30 in the city
church. This service will be con-
Quoted in the English language,
with extra song and music. We in
vite you to come!
Our midweek service will be held
as usual in both churches.
A. w. Nordeen, Pastor.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-03-19
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITEMS

The Endeavor literary social last
Friday night was a grand success
Every one there represented some
popular book, and the first part of
the evenings entertainment was
the guessing of these representa-
tions. There certainly were some
good ones. Manly Clark and Fran
els Himelick represented "Freckles"
and THE Hoosier Schoolmaster,"
and both were deserving of prize.
Refreshments were served cafeteria
style. A business session was held
before adjournment.
The Ladies' Aid society meets
this afternoon at two O'Clock in the
social rooms of the church.
The Ladies' Missionary society
held it's monthly meeting last We'd
nesday afternoon inthe social rooms
of the church. In the evening they
served splendid supper to which
their husbands were invited. The
Mission Study class was also invit-
ed. One and all appreciated it and
will be glad to come again some
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-03-19
other time.

other time.
The Mission Study class met al
the home of Mrs Flint last Monday
night instead of Tuesday night on
account of the lecture at the nj. E
church.
Members of the Who-So-Eyer
class just held their breaths while
the result of the Reds and the Blues
were being read, Reds 323 and Blues
1874 And the Reds were SO conf
dent at first! Well, answay the Reds
will have to pay the penalty and
serve a banquet to the whole class
The c. E meetings will be held
al $50 Sunday evenings as usual
for at least another month in order
that all may have an opportunity to
attend the union temperance meet
ings which will be held in the varl-
Gus churches beginning at 1880
O'Clock. Last Sunday night the
meeting was held in the Baptist
church.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-03-19
CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO express our sincere
thanks to the friends and neighbors
who so generously extended their
sympathy and kindness during our
late bereavement, and also to ex
press our appreciation of the many
beautiful floral offerings.
Mrs. A. D. SHEPARD
AND FAMILY.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-03-19
AT THE LOCAL CHURCHES

NGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Morning 1890. What is a Chris
tian9
Evening 7:30. Union Temperance
Meeting.
Sunday school at twelve and Y.
P. S. c. E. at $50.
A welcome for all.
William J. Gray, Pastor.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-03-19

Midweek service Wednesday at
7:45
The Ladies Auxiliary will meet
with Mrs Lloyd Goble, Thursday,
March 19 All ladies cordially in
vited.
Robert II. Pratt, Pastor.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-03-19
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Morning service of worship and
/ reaching at 1890. Subject: Ha-
bakkuk, the Steadfast Sceptic.
Sunday school at IL m.
Union evening temperance service.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-03-19

HOW ABOUT YOUR House,
Is it beginning to look as though it
had seen better days? Lowe Broth
ers High Standard" Liquid Paint
will make it look like new. Color
cards and paint information free TO
all who call at our store. A. w.
Lund.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-03-19
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The concert which was to have
been given Thursday eve n 6,
March 19, has been postponed until
April 2, because of Mr.. Howard S
not being able to return.
The tryout oratorical aud declama-
tory contests will be held in the as
sembly room of the High school
Tuesday evening, March "a. The
program is as follows:
A Dark Brown Diploma .........
................H Helen Dawson
How Gentlemen are Made ........
.Margaretta Taggart
At the Matinee. !. ]. Margaret Taylor
The Lie Margaret Smith
Sallie AIMS Experience. ..........
Mabel Johnson
Rienzi's Speech to the Romans 49,.
Kenneth White
The New South -. .Chas. Schoheid
The Plea for Cuba. ................
Lawrence Thompson
Abraham Lincoln. Lynn White
The League contest will be held
in the M E church Friday evening,
March 81 The schools to be repre-
sented are Hudson, Ellsworth, New
Richmond and River Falls.
The basket ball team will play
their last game of the season next
Friday night, when they meet Els
worth on the Normal school floor.
A fast game is assured, with a good
chance of success for us.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-03-19
PIANO OWNERS /!

PIANO OWNERS .
I will be in River Falls on .
March 90, for piano tuning, .
regulating and general re- .
pair work. First-class work .
guaranteed. Phone or .
leave orders at the Journal .
office. phone 90. .
G. j. BLAIR .
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-03-19
15C HuCk Towels 1Oc

Just received 100 dozen Huck Towels direct
from the Cannon Mills. Regular 15c value.
Special Saturday each. .1OC
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Sruit' '@ei.tsebuns.

Die gtq aur gstdmpfuna Der
SruitS lit oom aommittse bsenoet
norOen. Sopeit bic Srtttt Tid gegen
Ginaelnheitsn ri6tet, bat lie an bers
il1ieoenen StsQsn i6re gere6tiquna.
Nber poQiQ unhdltbar lit Der Gtanbs
punt 8erer. ipeI9s iebe aontrolirrltno
Der @si6Gfte bebufs unterbriidunu
BEG Wonopolismus mibbiliaen. Die
5batId6e lit niht au 6eitreiten, bar
bag ameritdni'he Gei6Gft in ga6nen
aeleitet porOen 1T, bic iid b06it iddb,
li6 erpieien 6nben, inbem bic apnz
turrena in pielsn sSnbuitrie. unb San.
oeIsjDeigen unterOriidt norbeu III,
ohue bah oas publitum einen Rusen
de6d6t bate. in 8irtli6tett 1T es oa=
ourh leihdbiat pOrben. Die Uletbo=
ben. OermitteIit pel4er bic unter>
orudunQ Der HonturrenB erfolate,
fortan au Oerbieten. rsip. au beitrafen,
TT cine Oem Staats suiiebenoe Gufs
aa6e. Uian befiirtbtst iebod. bab aus
ber GrfiilluHg oisIer gfliht iid eine
llHierbinouHa oss amsritanii6eu I'm.
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1eutiHer pebrberein

1ie cdJtiommerIihe 5emperainr
Die nm aeitriaen 9Iben6 berridlte, ipal
unitreitig bic lIriad)e 6aiiir, odB OF
@eriammIiing oes Ieutiden Sane'
iuebrpereins. bic IN Der @aibingtpr
9lntiorm inter benz gorlib oes Vrdii
oenten Grnit gSeber lno 0er'protofoa'
iiibrlina 6es SefretGrs u Sd,nellcr
itaftinno, 70 auberor0entIid, ibDad
beiudjt mar. glHgelneines Gritnincn
perllrind)tc cine 3uitriit oes pormo'
ligen Tr1iibenten &C. VI. Shmiot, oer
ieinen gIustritt aus Dem gerein all
melbete. Gie Reiignntion Dnr0e ieoodI
norI1riig nidlt nngenommen, ionoerl,
grdiioent @eber rpiir6e beauitragt
NIT benz Gr.Fr1iibenten giiidipradC
III rebmen nno i'm. ipenn moglid;, 81
bemegen ieine 9ieiisnation 3uriid3ii.
3ieheH.
Ger gserein ipirb iid) laut einitim'
migem geibluB poII5dblig in llni'
form an Der grobeu nnti nti.probibitionl.
itiidcn aiin6ecbung am %. Wai be-
theiIigen uno oiih bic SABINE III Der
9ara6e nlitiiibret.
sln brei tranfe Witgliebcr tuuroe
oas iibIide siranfengelo i'm @eiamiiit.
5eirngc BON $50 anseiuieien.
es ipurbe ierner beibIoiien, ain
Gomltag, DEM II. Wiai, cineu @iaI'
aiisilng nod Dem gInipeien oes an.
meraben Senrn Seine in gbeuiOt slt
modn. Die ndberen Arrangements
besiielih 6ieies 9lusiIuss iper6en in
Ger na6iten 9erfammIiug aetroiien
iperOen.
gi5epriiiSent Otto arueger ii6er'
mittelte Dem 8erein ber3lide @riibe
pom Sd)1emeiiier oes Srieaeroereins
in youngstown, g., Serrn 9barIes
9huSolph, Der einen lnngen grief al
Serrn arueger aeidrie6en iino in
6emielben aiih ii6er ben fiir5lihcn
Sieg Der .,9aiien" in youngstown
aeiprod,en bate. @ie Serr Ruouipb
bemerfi. babet Die lmterlegenen
,,3rodenen" Iit) nod INNER nift be.
rufigcn fonHcn. gle beitanben iogar
nui elmer 9ahBabIlna Der Siinmen
uno Dicie Qaf)5dbIlmg eranb. oab fir
oas ,5ortbeiieben Der @irtbi6aiten
tbati1dlIib nod, 5pei Stimmen mebr
abeegeben iporoen warem aIs ur.
ipriinalid ge51blt puroen.
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Sie sruRe .it'TaraO..

Die Jempsrsn3l,r Iino burt biz
qrpbe parl0e beunrubigt, nelae bic
JreiitHnigen BON Cincinnati am %,
Sra. oerartulten perOen unb lie babsr
aub ale llria6e es gu Ieir. sic er.
innern Iia Der teitz9drabe, tpeltc
gegsn ben temperen5IsriIchen 9ouoers
neltr 6arris OsrunItaltet purDe NM
ieine Nisberlage Bel Der geiper6urg
um einen 6peiten 5srmin CUR ToIue
bate. "a Dorausii6tlta - unD mir
ernarten es Iogar nit 8sitimmtbeit -
Der tOmmeH0e llm5ug no6 impOfanter
Isin niro, 10 baben bic gempersn3Isc
ii6 Der 0ienIte zines journaliItiidsn
Ropops psriihert, Der in Der S6ioet
Qlusga6e 0es 5emperen3 Grgans
rQmerican SShus" pom 25. 2tpril 1911
Die 3erI6mettsrnoe Dirtung, pel6?
Der llmaug ausiiben lpirO, our6 fol-
oenbe Stintbombe ab3ui6pG3en iuht,
pelte bic llebsri6rift, bic Booze
gooiters paraoe" fiibrt. Der RonOr
iagt:
.Dieier 4rtit.l 1T cine freie 2(nset9e
fir Die garaoe uHo 9eriammlung, mil
Delder bic S6napsbeIOen Don Sin.
cinnati ben &f um ben @iOerrni
bes Gountb Option GsieBes lno Der
8ioerruf Deg 9eieBss CUR S6lisbunq
Der Wtrtbi6aften an Sonntag einlei.
ten fperDen.
,DieIe 9eridmmllng piro am %
Utdi unter rem Quipi5ien Der lisblidI
bilftenOeH SaIOOn-Qiebbaber unO bes
Deuti6 2tmeritanif6en 9erbanD5
ftattfinoen.
.Quf Dem Progrdmm itebt Elm I'm.
Sug lnb barauf cine @eriammlung in
Der MufitbaGe, in pel6sr man feurige
&eoen fir bic 9ruuersien unb Oi.
Gpehlnten b5lten miro.
nS5obn S6naab, Der 2eiter Oer
Sa6e, ia9t, er 9offs, Oab Ii8 25,Oo0
Perionen an Dem lIm3ug betbeilieen
freroen, uber Spbn lit INNER ent6uftus
itt'6, penn es It6 um bag Wo6leras.
ben Der Siuferb06len banOelt. IS
tpiro Der U}iibe pert6 isin, auf Meilsn
pett CUR pdrube gu tommen. Die
grauereien retrlrtiren lire Rarren fur
oieie 9eIegenheit. Raturli6 tperoeu
bic S6untteQner. uno Die
8rauerets4rbeitsr ni9t feblen Dq6r.
fdeiHIib lpiro aud cine abt6eilung in
Der Pardoe iid befiHOen, in nsl6.r
man bas poaenoetits prOOutt oes Sas
looms 3u iebeH betOmmsn miro, Dors
ousssieBt, Dab bic 5ibe ni4t Derfls
gen.
.Gs mare b0tft interefIant. penn
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@o6euberiAt oes @einnObeitsamts

0ait 6em gSodenberidt 6es it6ot:-
id,en @eilmobeiisamts ipuroen in Der
periloiienen ISOLDE 1873 Sdlle Don ail'
iiedenben arantbeiten uno 81 Iobes'
idle infcIae folder aranfbeiten a..
meloet, eegen t22 Grfraufiingen mo
% 1coesidIle in Der Barnaelpodje
Ses noriaen esabres. Die gemeloeten
Sale orrtbeiien iidD aiif Die cinSeInen
aranfbeiien pie foIst: 9uberfuIoia
40 @rfranfungen un6 16 SooesiaIle
0ipDtberitis, 16 GrfraHfungen uno ,
5ooesidae; 8inopoden, IA ertrnn.
funeen; Wlunips. IA ertranfiingen;
aeu6bnitcu. 13 Grfraufiingen ilnb 1
1ooesiaa; Sharlat)iieber, 8 ertrnn.
fimgen; @iaiern, Z grfranfiihgcn;
9ioie. 3 Grfranfirngen irno elm 70,
Sesiaa; gIaitern, 4 Grfrnnflingen;
3ppDusiieber, / Grtranfling; Sirn.
boiltent3iinbuns, 1ooesiaa.
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obsr fdsen mir sendutr bic 3iueifam'
isit, gu fudsn. Gs 1T merfipiirbig,
neI6er aitronomiihe Gbrgei5 bic Ser
rem padt unb ipie fie befIiHsn finb. dui
benz 8ootsbed, fpo es 10 biibid) oilifel
lit, ben Oamen bns arsu5 bes Siibens
au Seisen, bas fie natiirli9 nit BEN
Sriop psrpsdisln. @srpirruns Der
aitrpnomis, @erpirrlns Der Ssr5en!
User aber 1T oas itias MdnnIein bort
in Der Gdss 4b, unier 9riefmarten'
matnborl Der quite gllis reiit nur gu
BEN 3fped, um bic Giidsn ieiner Wslt'
inbitniommIuna an Ort nnb Stsls
ausJufiiaen; alles anbers ldbt ibn tdlt.
Wos bat ibm bic Sropennddt, mas
Wldbhenloden au fasen2 Sein fpsIs
fer Munb psrsiebt fid in Selistsit.
feline 5itternbsn Singer bdlten bos iels
tene Siiid, bds er i'm lebten 4nlaufs
bafsn eripifdts, bic blaue Ginpsnnps
Srinibab BON 1864.
8 ndrriids Welt, pis psrihisbsn ses
artst finb bod b.ins stnfihten BON
Gliid!
0ietpr OSttmann.
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3irfus .Voriteamnsen.
Seuie iinbcn Sieielben ami Sem bs.
fannten 3lat in 9luriuuoo itatt.

Gas 3irfmsfreuoiee GubIifim BON
Cincinnati bate geitern ioanr Den
nid)terflarten meritaniiden aricg
pergeiien uno oahte fnunl al Snic.
bali. Ter @runo2 Ger Sirius Don
Sagenbed uno @allaee 1T in Der
Staot, mo oa aricg ilno Saieball
nid)t Sappnlnuien pobl aber Der
3irfns, 10 mlbte Der Ieetere eben &c.
noiicn peroen. Su oen 9ormittaas.
inui5cn iono Die grobe Earaoe itatt
nno ole 9lin6er ees 3irflls ipnroeli
Oa por Den slugen Der itanneubcn
a)ieRae entbiilt. lie 2elte baiten 5l
3aliieuoen unb glbertaiIienoen in orll
StraBcn apfiieIlimg gelonlmeii, mel.
die bon Der asaraoe paiiiert puroen.
gs iii oleroinss eiu ieltenes ereia.
nib. oab cine 3irtnSpnraOe BEL gilil.
iligenl Metter genoiien ipcroen fam.
70 ipie es sciiern Der Sal mar. Bot
i6on ole garnbe 10 @robnrtiDes.
mas fiir ScrrIidfeiten miibte oa crit
Der 3itfIs bietenl gllio beindjen iuir
i'm. Iie geitrigen 8orlcllungen ion.
6en in. .Glimnlinspiae itntt bel gan,
gefraliiaem 9inornHa. 1ie b5diten
erio.ge Der obolen Sd)uIe~, not;irlIM
iiir Die 9ieroe. ole bod)iten 6riolge
Der Greiilr ipiIoer 5bierc un0 Die
b0diten Grfolge Der Spnbmnheflmit
Der gIoipns wuroen bier nebit pielcn
nnhern 3irfusipunoerH geoeigt Gs
mar eine gldnJenbe gratt. Elm i'm.
mer spehielHOes Bib DON feItener
gnntbcit. Run, iper geiieru nidt &c.
ben toniItc, mag es belrte tbiin. I'm
Der 0adlt III Der Sirius mad, Nor.
iuooo iibereeieoelt uno bort iin6cn
beiits Die 5pei leBten @criteaunsen
itatt unb 5ipnr Inn 2 lIbr Nofmit.
tags uno Inn llhr slbenbs, Tonn
tritt Der Sagenbed'fdje 3irfus bic
@eiterpnnoeriing an bic i'm burd,
iamutIide Staaten Der llnipn iiibrt.
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Gs lit Iei6t porausauIeben
pcran bic Observation-Disclosures
init Wlerito iheitern tperben. 9uert1
oiirftc Wiaens iein. ben Salut, beiier
Berpciaeruno gum 9ruh sefiihrt bat
urisr ben bonn Irdiibenten 8iIIpn oes
fteqten ober dbnIihsn 9ebinQunoen su
Gepdbren, 10 oab Der Status pieoer
hsrositslt tpiro. rpie er Dor bem Sru6
teitanb. WaIbinqtoner OeecIder 5us
fplge ieood nil Der prGiioent Die I'm.
ter6dnoIungen peiter fdiIen uno ben
!Riidtritt 5usrtas frrbern. Dos pirO
fieier ni1t beipiGiQen. W1Gnner, bic
Suertd beoeuteHD ndbsr iteben. tpie Grs
Prdiioent Dlaa, baben ibn orinali6it
alti9sTorQtrt, auriidautretsn uno er bat
oas oefrpeigert. 9amit 1T ausz
aei6dGiien. oaB sr auf bic 8iinIas bes
Drditoenten QDtlion eingeben ipirb.
Mas 6uertd gum gletben DeranIabt,
itno feline patriotti6en gepeaariinos.
irnoern bic traTsite Selbftfu6t. Gr
nil abioluter SerrIfsr iibsr Uisrito
iein uno tpsnn bag Quno oarii6er au
@rLnpe uCht.
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Der Mnffties Der Mrbei'
terfIaHe."
Bon Tr. Grnf llntsrmanH in siuer
sutbeiudJten bemtiden @oIfspsr'
iammIung belemhtet.

Inter ben Muipi3isn Der beutiden
Sprdhsrupps Der So5iaIiiiii9en pGrs
tel bon 6amilton gountp fanb gejtern
abenb in Der Central 5urnbalt cine
autbeiudte .Dsridmmluns
| itatt, 3u tpelder Der betannte Maitator
unb asipdnbie Rebner Or. grnit I'm.
iermann BON gdlifornien, Der iih auf
elmer gortragsreife bur6 bic Staa.
ten befinbsi, eingelaben mar. 5err
sSulius 3orn sroffntie bic WerTamms
lung nit elmer paiIsnben anIprafe,
fporduf bic SGnasr StGote gereis
niauna, bsiiebeno aus benl Ssrireeb
MannerhOr unb bem Deuti@ llnsar.
2trbeiter Uldnnerdor unter Der Sci.
tunq bes 9irieenten Serrn Guguit
Robsmann sin i5reibeiislieo fang.
6israuf rariff Der Reoner. Der erft
tnr, Dor Der 9eriammIung bon gufs
falo. u. y, einsstroffen mar nno
beuie i6on ipisber na6 9amilton,
o., reiIen ipirb, um aud bort einsn
8prtraa All baIien. b1s Wort 5u eis
mem mebr ais einitiinOig,n 9ortros
iiber ,,osn 2luiitieg Der Grbeiier!lahe".
Or. llntermann. Der. ipie kreits
angefiibrt, ein Guberit gspanbttr ReDs
ner 1T, iein 5bsmd polliidnbig be-
berrjft unO feline 3ub6rtr 3u feHeln
tpuBtt, fiibrts aus, oab Der mOberHs
GntipidluHas 9ebants BEL ben benz
ienben arbeitern cine aIfHabmt ses
funosn babe, pelde bic berritxnosn
&IaiIen isbr beunrubise. Disie Irbet'
ter bebaupten ndmlib. bob. fpie aass
in Der W.lt, 70 aud bic geielidlaf.'
Iitsn GinridtrnseH ndd bsitimnlisR
Gntlpidlunssseieb.n iih umipanoeln.
10 bab i'm aaufe Der Gentrattonen
bic heuie Rrri6sn0, alaHs Don ben
4rbeiiern aus ihrer Steuung oer'
brdn9t tperbtn ipiirbe.
Ter Rebner tpits banu aus Der
ameritdniIten Gjsl6idte mad, bab bic
tiirssrlide 9eI6dftstluFe burd bic
amsritaniide RspoIution sfpar fir
ibr. eigenen Sni.eH.n aeiorsi. ben
qrbeiter aber bic @lsiaber.diisnug
un6 sSreibsit porentbaltcr babe anc
nod beuie porenibulte.
Die gniipidluna Der fruits lei
aber Elm 3eiden Der tcmmenoen lin.
ipalsuna. Disie fnrbe bic alten biire
aerlifen parieien ipalieH uno i6pd'
den, abr gleifS,itig bic Io3ialtftiIts
qartei itGr,en unb aigfbausn, nm
bann sur 3.it Der Rsife bi. fruits
in Raiional Gis,ntbum 5u ptrfpan'
b.ln. 9ieisr Gdritt fibre bann nit
ylaturnotbpenbisteii srr @srgelsus
IduftIi6ung aQsr Grob Jnbuitrit
unb sur poIitiften Serri4atft Der
arbeiier.
Sein,. b64It b.iiGais aufs.nomms:
n,n 2lusiiibrunsen i6lob Der Re6nsr
NIT elmer Wabnuna segen oi. pon Den
Wudern qefpiinidt. probibition 3a
wirisn. ab,r babsi bds Saupt3iel Der
qlrb,iter - bic gefreiuns Don her
alaiI.nbsrriddft - i'm guss gu bs'
balten.
gatjbsm 5srr Corn nod ei1Ioe
8emertung.n an ben 9ortras setuiipft
unp Die 9sb.rSisuna Der oarin entbals
tsnen gnbsuturgen empiohIen, unb
sic GdnssL @.rsinisuns nod Elm
akb gum g.iten sssebeH bate, eing
bic al.tbeiu6ie 9eriummiuHs in better
S!immuna auseinanoer.
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aisl pom lad.

Senrp Siratt, BON sio. 1850 Sop.
fins Strabe, iieI geitern gorinittag,
aIs er nit Der Siepnratlir oes 9ades
oes S5auies No. $40 Terrace apennc
beifdftigt mar, aus elmer Sobe BON
~ SUB nni oas Strnbeupilaiter iinb
trug bel oieiem Stiirj einen griid
Ses reften geins oapon. Stratt
puroe mad, bem itaOtiihen Soipital
eebradt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-28

0en 9robibitipniiten IL
Die auf ben %. Mai unberaumte ga:
ruoe in Die 9lteoer defabren. Sit
fiirhten ben @inbrud. pelheu biz
Garuoe auf bic POIititer MAIDEN piro
@3 lit baber pon Der gr0btsn Wi6tias
ieit. bic parube 10 impoiant aIs m09s
I;dl gu aeitdlten uno bas tann gei6es
ben. ipenn ieoer Freuno Oes Sreiiinns
uno Der Nrsibeit iid an Dem umalQe
bethciliat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-28

Gin lester 8eriuh lit oez
raht poroen, ben grpben DobltbGter
Rodefeller su peranldHeu. oab er Die
@rbeiter in ieinen 9er9perten in Gpz
loraoo meni6lid bebanbelt, pas ma.
tiirli6 perQebens aeipeIen 1T. Sn
SFclae beiIen piro Der Prdiioent Srupz
pen nah Colorado i6iten. i'm Der i'm
SSntereiie Rodefeqers lpiitbeuOen WiiIis
@inbalt su debieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-28

Sherman @eleb bsibsbalteni niipirb unb
ole ipeitsren senannten 9erboie als
3l'fGse gum beitsbenoen @eisB be5eids
net iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-28

Gs Mi bt ni6ts. asoen BRO
hieition au araumentiren. Sas ein<
aige Wlittel 1T prQaniiiren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-28
Die ssmpsrutmr.

Die Observation-Disclosures an
seitrissn Sase iparsH laut Qllifsei4s
nunssn oer Sptitsrsgirma g. alsin
&; Bro, RO. 435 Race 'Strabs, rpie
foIst:
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-06-27
HEAT WAVE
Continues And 1O4 Degrees Is
The Register.

The intense heat continues and no
relief is promised by the weather
bureau at present. On Thursday
the Government thermometer, in
charge of weather observer, w. F.
Randle, registered l04 degrees, the
minimum being 20 degrees. The day
before both the maximum and mini
mum were the same-l04 and 20 de-
grees. On Tuesday the maximum
was 100 degrees and minimum was
60 degrees. The l04 mark has been
reached three times during the
month, the mercury going up to that
point June IL, also. 1t was still hot
ter yesterday.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-06-27
WHEAT DROPS
TWO CENTS
Further Decline to Lowest
Price In Twelve
Years.
Further

In Chicago Thursday, wheat ralli-
ed after prices had fallen lower than
any time since 1902, closing at 744
for July delivery.
The local price declined 2 cents
yesterday, a-d offerings were brisk
at 70 cents. The impression prevails
that wheat will go lower yet. Thresh-
ing is still the order of the d y. Sew
en- threshes were seen in operation
Thursday on the GAINESVILLE pike
alone. The crop is fine and is being
sold rapidly. Those who sold at Is
cents are congratulating themselves,
E. d. Jones sold 10000 bushels at
that price. The Nashville papers
report the flour market declining
and staff of life" is sure to be
cheaper than for many years.
1t seems that the first decline in
the prices of high living will be at
the expense of the farmers, but
President Wilson predicts a great
revival of business all over the coun-
try, with money easy and living ex-
penses greatly reduced.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-06-27
Edwin ". Steger, Prominent
Farmer, Victim of Heart
Failure" Aged 73.
SHOCKING IN ITS SUDDENNESSs
Death Came Without Warning
At a o'clock A. NJ.
Thursday.

Mr.. Edwin W. Steger, one Of Chris
tan county smost prominent and SUBJ
stantial citizens, died Unexpectedly
at his home near Oak Grove, Thurs
day morning. He had not been feel
ing very well, but had been up and
about as usual the day before and
had ridden his horse about over the
farm part of the day. He awoke
at four o'clock and complained of
the heat and changed his position IN
the bed. Mrs. Steger heard him
gasp and rushed to him and found
him in dying condition. Of heart
failure.
He was a son of VIM. NJ Steggr,-
of Buckingham county, Va, vito
came to Christian county in 1888 and.
died in 1877. Mr.. Steger was born
in this county Feb. %, 1871. He wag5
educated in the schools of Christian
county and served in the Confeder-
ate army during the entire war, as a
gallant soldier of the Lost Cause. He
became a first sergeant in the regi-
ment of Col. Thos G. Woodward,
serving in the companies of Capt.
Darwin Bell and Capt. Elliott
He was twice married. In 1868 he
married Miss Sa'lie L. Glover, of
Trigg county, who died five years
later, aving three sons, Ernest W.,
Edwin T. and James Steger. About
20 years ago he was married to Miss
Mollie Buckner, who survives him.
One daughter of this union also sur.
wives him, Miss Louise Steger.
Mr.. Steger was a lifelong member
of Locust Grove Baptist church, a
deacon for az years and for 30 years
church clerk. He was devout and
consistent christian and no man in
the county stood higher in the COM
munity in which he lived and died.
He was a member of the Masonic
and Knights of Pythias orders and
had long been prominent in the af~
fairs of the Democratic party.
Funeral services were held yester-
day morning at nine O'Clock, at Lo-
Gust Grove church by his pastor, Rev.
H. E. Gabby. The interment fol-
lowed later in the day at Riverside
Cemetery.