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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05

lpeIber nab Dem @eiten fiibr, trai
einen @agen nit Sizes imo ffleii0erte
benielbcn gegen einen @eihenitdnoer.
9ie 5oIge mar, cob % Baggons eri.
gleiiten nno in eillen @raben fieIeli
uno ole 9ofomotipe bon ben @eIeiien
riiien. Ser Seiscr 9t.S. SteIpurt erlitt
erbebIihe @erletuneen uno Sarrp
SaIbert, ipeIder uiif oent aieslDagerl
iaB. erlitt geidbrlife 8erlesungen
un0 Iicgt i'm Soipital in Snoiona.
polls i'm Gterben. Stepnrt Iogirte
bier al Ser Spcanore Strnbc iino bat
germmnote in indianapolis, no er
dr5tlife SiiIfe tano.
= Ser 9euiidje ltnteritiisilngspcr.
elm, eiiier Der dIteiten 9ereine in @a.
milton, miro am ~. Septenber Die
golbeue Subildiinsieier nit elmer
garaoe, 9Iniprnden burd paitor O.
g. @erboIo in 6eutifer Gprnhe inS
George SdeIlbprn in engiiider
Sprabe bel lleberreidiina eiiIcs
neiien 9airners uno anrbroie SemIer
begebcn. 9ans uno @eiang miro bic
6eier peribonern.
= CHARLES gi6bauder, Elm @e.
idaftsreiienber BON indianapolis,
meIder am 9ienitog bel einem geind
in Syforb pom GhlagiluB befaIlen
ipuroe imo in Der @obniing BON u.
S. SIonefer alufnabme fano, itarb
porgeiteru glbeno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05
g'srlanat - mdnnlid

preubiI6en. Gisfes Wissen in bsr
ssplonns iisbt gut aus, basegen maht
Der Wdrid Der oeutidsn unb ruiii.
iasn Srilpptn einen lpuhtiesE Gins
brud. 3uppslis tpirit bic fran5DFIds
stplonns, ibr Marf9 psrbdlt iid gu
bsm bss prsubir4en Wilitdrs ipis
iirss, unrubisc WeIlsn in elmer ian.
gen Dining. DAP In bfm 1atti4ritt
jeber aoIonns cine seipaltise Eraft
liegt, lit beiannt. aeins 9ruppe BARI
eins Bride I'M mnri6mdbisen GIsids
f1ritt pdffertn. ieiioeul ss eiunaI
borgefOmmsn 1T. bab cine Bride iips
ter bsr Ginipiriiing bssfelten IN
.Ghpiugvngtn eegistb oit i@IisbIiH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05

Mlorfmlinie enttporfsn: 9luffteauns al
Der Geott unb 20. Strabe. oann 5u'
H.. aur Waabifon. aur g., aur Green
up. sum part qlaes1 sur Scott 3ul
A., sur Waain. sur pite, aur Mabifon
sur 8. Strubs.
Sarab 6. Mann reidte in
Gircuitgerihte cine &lase aegen pdr
ter 6. Ueonn auf @deibuna au
grunb bon brutaler 8ebanbluna ell
unb perlanst bic Gbbut iiber ibre bre
&inber.
- Das NerbDr, OF bic $200. .00(
Bonbausgabe, fir bic bic 8iirger fiil
bic 2eguns elmer sfpeiten @aiferlei
tungsrDbre ron ben goDineton Re
Yerpoirs burd Siib gopinston
itimmten, @iiltiafeit bat, ipurbe in
9(ppellationsseri6t auf ben l. Sttobel
anaefebt. SoIlte bic aussabe fiil
unaeIeblid ertldrt perben, iperben BIZ
Birger In Der tommenben Nopember'
ipabl np9mals bariiber abitimmer
miiilen. Rihter Sdrbelon bat bi
8onoausaube fir oeieblid ertldrt. I'M
aber aana iiher au iein. ipurbe bi,
2nselcsnbeit Dem 9lppeIlaticnsserid1
unterbreitet.
-Sie Sfut aommii1dre bdber
NIT srdu MadNl 50oImes BON Siter'
billie, Wlaif., Elm llebereinfommen &C.
troffen, bab fie bas Solmes GebduS'
In gDalace @oobs fir $4,000 an
faufen perbsn, Iollte in Der Nopem
beripdbl Die $165, 900 8onbs, Die bi
Sdul aommiiidre fur Die neue Sooh
i9ule etc. perlansen, pon ben gur
germ aenebmiet iperben. Sollte bl,
gcnbaussabe niat paifiren. fGllt bai
9runbitiid an ssrau 6olmes Suriid
3ucrit purbc elm preis BON $85,oOC
fir bas @ebauoe perlunst.
sSm a. Masiitrats Oiitrifi
bes Grlangsr, GIsmere. Grescen
Sprinss, bas 5 Meilen Saus uni
Gtiepies eini6lieBt, airtuIiren petitiO
nen, bic eine Gpeal Option Wdhl Der
lansen. llnsefdbr so lluteri4riftsr
purben bereits erlangt.
- Oie ,9iberal 8oters 2easue'
BON grlanger unb @lsmere bislter
eine 0erIammluna ab, Inn cine Der.
Idngeruna hsr StraBenbubn 2inIt
nah Grlanoer su erIdnsen.
- Wit Der 9lufItelluna Der Soun'
tdne an Der Soutbern, Winiton unf
Se GorrIep Ibenue, Glib Gppinston
fpurbe aeitern begonnen. Die 5ons
tame tpurbe bura 8siiteusr freitpiaiser
Gslber ansei9afft.
- Glmer Wlenninssr, Der Dem
aeidenbeadnsniB ieines @aters Gus
%. Wenninser beipObnte. 1T ssfe,r
tpiebsr nah Sos 2luseles, Gal, abseD
reif.
= artbur gater, Der befdulbigi
ipurbs. ieine syrau pearl bnr4prii'
aeIt All baben, DiIrbe bon ben poliSi'
item Einsler unb 8ogenihiib i'm Wur'
rap 6oteI perhaftet uno pom Stdot,
ri6ter gbmOnbs Inn 500 unb bi,
aoften 6siiraft unb uuf 30 Sage mad
bem @efansniB aefuubt.
- peter Soffman DON Der 3. ctr.
in gromlep lieat beoentlih ertranti
6arnieber.
= Der 2ubIop Stabtratb bat biz
Sfftrte bes synsenienrs DARTS ange.
nommen, Der fir 5 prosent b1 gau.
toiten bic Ginridtuns bes n.uen
8iabutts iiber Die @lm Strabe lsiten
Mill. - Cine Sroinana paiiirts, bers
gemGB auf bic Ropemberbauots bic
$50, 900 8onbaussabe fir bic neue
5o9fdule uno bic $4,000 Bomb.
aussabe fir ben giabuft aeiest psr-
ben ioll.
- Or. gup gdman, Der felt bem
IA. Suli in europa tpeiIte, 1T in Rem
gort einsetroffen uns nirb beuis bier
suriiderpurtet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05
gGissiias ginssiaaasi sRifiisss I ss,stsmssr 1914.
@r6silNtaQ Proclamation.

Der erfie mlontae I'm eepfember zines ieben
gabres fpurbe BON Der General sliiembIn bon
CbLo nIs -elrbeitertaes beifimmt.
SestdIb erfidre ID, Sreberid e. 5piesel
garsermeiffsr. DsoHiaa.. ben 7. eepfeniper. ols
einer Geiertug. Der Gn6e Der Mrbelf gtirfpmef-
llnfere qinpobner nnb ertu6t ibre gerpbbfi'
Iide Fcftdttiaung beiieite su IegeH. iiub iid Az
bereiuiaen In Der 5eier bss 2ages, iiH ttrer
nnerfenuung ifnb Gbrunp ber Wlrbe Der elr'
belt. peLte ben @dftein bes dnieriioniinen pe'
bens biIbefs
Gamit bic geaebnna bes 7nees 70 boIffaunle
irie mosIi6 aetdebe. beiiinrre th,- cdB nlle
ottsntlidlen gebhnbe gefhigen bleipen foneH
m6aIi6 flbpenbirf mcrben.
gearten unfer meluer sarb nno benz GieeeI
Der Sinbt Cincinnati biefeH bierten Sna i'm
5reSerid g. esieaeL.
8iireernleiffer
Gtisfi: SEQ. 6. Grapforb. esfretdr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05
@entraIpon emmidser.

9entra | bon gm mtdbs er-
itsr grersisrmetiter. gilbert
Sbsobor Otto BON gmmit. beifen
Rdme bur6 ben innsibia burdsefiibr.
ten Sturmansriff ouf 2iitti9 beute
in aller Munoe TT, bat feline militdri.
ide aaufbabn i'm ariessiahre 1866
aIs Aabneniunfer bsim s5nfonteris-
Rssiment Qr. 55 in Minben' begon.
nen, no er feline erie 4usbilouna Don
oem unteroffisier 9ubenberg erbieIt.
Der ieBt in 6annopsr lebt. 1err 9us
oenbsra lit feIbit Elm alter JeIbsuss.
ioIbat, er bat bic Sriege DON 1854,
1866 unb 1870 unb IL mitsema9t
ano ii5 in Der Shlaht DON Gpihern
fir berporrussnbe 1qpferieit DOT rem
sSeinbe bas giierne 2reus eriporben.
qluf bi. Radribi bon Der Gritiirmuns
Qiittihs bur4 General bon Gmmi1,
bat er oieien fofort einen ldnsersH
9Iiidnunfd osfanbt. 6err Gutenberg
ersdblt NIT Isuatsnben 4usen bas
Giierne &rsus duf Der Bruii. pon ben
eriien militdriidn gramina, bic er
| in Winben nit Dem befrtigen Sisser
bon Giittih abssbalten babe. 9as
freunbidaftlide 9erbdltniB 5tpif4eH
beibsn Solba!srL ipsldxs Dor runmebr
4S. sSabren in Winbeu geialoifea
tpurbe, iii i'm 2aufs Der Sabre elm
febr bersIi6es eetporben. lIno fpie uns
porseIssie griefe Don General bon
gmmi6 bepeiien. srinnerte fih Genes
raj Don Gmmi9 oft feines ebemalisen
grersiermeiii.rs. 60 anttportste sr
auf bsFen @liiduunih sur 9ef0rber.
uns gum Sberit bon Ronitnns aus i'm
Sabre 1897: Run ieben sic, tpie gut
sic mir bic eriten militdriideH
Grunolagsn bsisebruht baden, unb
mas id Bel sSbnen geIernt." Die Git.
tider 6elbentbat bes Generals BON
gmmih erfiiat fstnen ebernoIigeH
Grersisrmsiiter nit StDIs unb BE.
fpuuberuna bic ipohl bon allen
Dsutiden aetbsilt nirb. llebrigens
| 1T graellsns Don Gmih elmer Der ire.
niaeu tommanbirsnben Generule, bic
ipebsr bic arisssoiubemie beiudt nod
I'm 8ensraIitab gefanben baben. Gi.
nen dbnIi9tn 9dnbitreid tpie alf
2iittid. bat General Don Gmmi6
idon sinmal DOT sSabren xi einsm
Gaiirman5Der ausgefiibrt. mo CT cine
iiurtbefeftist. sSsfung, bic fiir nneiu.
nnhmbor gait. sbeHfaIls i'm Sturm
nnbm..
unmiii.lbar na6 Der aiittider
Gisaesnadri9t bat Der Sterlebrtr-
itammtif1 einerSannpperiGtn l0bersn
2ebranitalt an gr3ellen5 BON gmmi4
foIgenbe HsIbppitfdrts aeianoi:
Der Gmmid, Der niihrer BON unierem
Aorps,
Gr gina peri1nli& i'm Gtrrme Dor,
Or fiibrte ben sriien unb berrli9en
G9Iaa,
sbm fOIasn - GOtt asb' es - pi.l
dnbere ndh.
Der iseinb. ssfhlueen, er fliebt. e.
fIiebt -
Sannober NIT Gmmid Sat pour Is
merite!
Der Saft ber a.pIonnen
User Ginn unb Qtugs bufiir bat, Dem
fdlt fofOrt auf. iDis Derfdiebsn bic
Mrt bss wlarfdss bti ben perihiebes
nen 5ssrsn III. pis Derfhieben Der
s9aft Der aoIonusn~. Den Seiterreis
Germ 1T Elm eigsntbiimli&er, e!nfis
fher Gdritt sistn. Jbre Waiien Be-
iDessn iid in eirtr Qlrt fDisgsnota
9empos poripdris un0 es gtb0rt of
fsnbar gum Sitsrrsi6ilten @egltmsnt,
bfim DortpGrtsfhreiten bic i5iibe tDsis
L.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ia 1aA hsf1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05
SciraihsaeImdjs.
s.gnfteHuno.n.

Espifrnrss.tiHhennassr pfirn far g,hsser
nHo Hranen. s1alfrnos bon 9rrenniHasr nub
tn dutfGf. aifis fnf grfitnunasu fIet
sreHfits 9uifttzts. Sesf 7H. Rsarhz. p. q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05
Bu perfanfen-Sduier.

q Qoffass ben 9immern. tod nnb fro6eu.
9lor Sdkren ge6ani Qrete SisOD. Gcs.
g9aiier. Sefper. Got 25 BEL 1856, inHerblIb BOT,
Sandres bon 3 qrrIirier. $500 'bdaf, Ref
ME mfieibe. @oflo 0lsaltn g., Uhnfrtet
Bride GuiDminspile. y II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05
gerlanat ~ fanfen.

ulfs etberbttten-sgir bssatien tu b..
400 EBtIi eetsiis aSs e 5000 O. b
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05
Ieiupurt stabtperbanb.

Die 0cIsanten finb freuneIi&ft erfndt. itt
arr Gunniag. ben 9. September, ytoreene g
Staatsionbention etIsufinben. Gran nehmc oie
Iiain strabe Gar sur 9ife Gtrabe. weunoa''
limb niiSubrirdsn. u.xt
Sobn Gmncuber, Gffr.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-09-03
Gfterretninoer fra Krieen,

Sire Yif 2 hporaf unoer Rronprnin bari Oporag at be-
lere Darts De aliereoe bYoer farp 11loofa1o GYirne
fomner Dog Seineiaoen daoig narn'ere
Slfe brittle Qropp lanofat Offence Better Dtle m til oen
fife Sronty hpor frlfe tYife Gropper anfommer,
4userne peobiper at rYffe frem
11lytter Det eienforeneoe poln $50 Dfrreere orabt
en- Ramp meo oonteneernere
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-06-04
THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
FREE FROM DANDRUFF
Glrlsl Try It! Hair gets soft, fluffy and
beautiful-Get a Is cent bottle
OF 0anderine.

II you care for heavy hair that glis-
tens with beauty and is radiant with
life; has an incompatible softness and
Is fluffy and lustrous, try Danderine.
Just one application doubles the
beauty of your hair, besides it imme-
diately dissolves every particle Of
dandruff. You can not have nice
heavy, healthy hair If you have
dandruff. This destructive scurf robs
the hair Of its lustre, its strength and
Its very life, and If not overcome it
produces feverishness and itching Of
the scalp; the hair roots famisn,
loosen and die; then the hair falls out
fast. Surely get a 25-cent bottle Of
knowlton's Danderine from any drug
store and just try 1t.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-06-04
all this big family

all this big family gets busy in the
dog days.
Keep your windows and doors clos
ed, suffer with the heat rather than
take the chance Of these messengers
Of death swarming about your Sleep
ing baby's face.
If you want comfort buy screens and
exclude the fly and mosquito. You
must screen your house. You cannot
permit swarms of filthy flies to trail
their loathsome antennae of death over
the food you eat and over the faces Of
the children you love.
Kill, exterminate these insects in
any way you will, but first exclude
them from your house.
There is no room for mercy where
these pests are concerned. Kill them
as fast as you can, but also see Mr..
H. S. Johnson at the Rogers Lumber
Co. about those screens, for screens
are as necessary now as sleep.
PROFESSOR WISE.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-06-04
Burlington Items.
lief over from last week)

Brother" Jones, foreman Of the In
dependents printing department, came
up Sunday to see the game. He was the
guest of We scribe and family.
In spite of the fact that Harrison
township spent large sum of money
on their roads last season we would put
up the Harrison township roads leading
into Minot from the west against the
for general roughness. What have the
Harrison people done with those road
drags furnished by the county?
A number Of the boys who. placed or
ders for suits with a travelling represen-
tative ca of tailoring establishment
in st. Paul about month ago, making
a deposit Of from five to twenty dollars
per, are still awaiting tidings Of their
suits or their coin.
This is simply another illustration of
Barnum's famous saying that there is
one born every minute.
J. M. April, our local barber. repre-
sents three first class tailoring estab-
lishments. Why not patronize Jack?
Miss Harriet schindeldecker was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Wistrom
Sunday.
Ed Jacobson is buying beef cattle UP
in the Carpio territory this week.
The ball boys are in daily practice,
getting in trim for the game at Harvey
Sunday.
DR.. F. John Christie is being enter
tanned by bunch Of Jobs comforters
and consequently is in very pleasant
frame of mind.
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sUFFRAGETTEs EAL|VEA 0AY
SYLVIA PANkHURoT REARRGoT.
20 AFTER STRUGGLE.
Other Disturbances Reported In Len.
den-Wtndow smashlns In
Some Sections.

London, May 26.-Numerous demo0-
STATIONS and disturbances, on the
streets and in the churches. provoked
and promoted by militant suftragettes
provided one Of the most exciting days
in the history Of London.
Sylvia Pankhurst, the redoubtable
leader, was re-arrested and an uproar.
ious procession routed by the police.
Westminster Abbey and Newcastle
cathedral service were interrupted
while as protest against recent in
suits to the king and damage to pic
lures by suffragettes citizens mobbed
their gatherings. Police we're in con-
slant demand to maintain order and
the safety of all people in general.
Sylvia Pankhurst, again arrested
under the 'cat and mouse" act, and
her East End followers provided the
biggest excitement Of the day, a great
procession formed at Canning town
and marched to Victoria Park. On the
way the women picked up Sylvia
Pankhurst. who was chained and
handcuffed to IL women and sur.
TOuuUou w OIAST supporters a MoV
with slaves.
The police allowed the procession to
proceed, but when the park was
reached, they got the militant leader
and those chained to her into the
park by an adroit move and then
shut the gates against the rest of the
women. Taken at a disadvantage, the
women in chains put up stiff fight,
but the police finally broke the chains
with their truncheons and arrested
Sylvia. They allowed the others to
60.
Outside the gate a furious struggle
went on between male suffragettes
and anti.suffragettes, which the police
had the greatest difficulty in break.
ing up. .u
At Hampstead Heath suffragettes
had to call on the police for protec'
ton against mob which rushed their
platform with cries of "Duck them.
Well teach them to insult the king
Suffragettes raided numerous streets
in the west end of London, smashing
windows. Several Of the women were
arrested.
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THE VETERANS OF MEMORIAL
DAY RETURN THANKS

On behalf of the ladies Of the Minot
Relief Corps of the Grand Army and
the management of the Memorial Day
services, we beg to tender President
Miller, of the Minot Auto Company
and the staff under his charge our sin
cere and heartfelt thanks for the great
kindness he extended to the children
and the Old Soldiers by sending auto
mobiles to convey them to and from
Rosehill cemetery on Decoration Day.
We deeply appreciate his kindness and
thank him sincerely.
We also desire to express our
thanks to the many citizens who at
tended with their automobiles and
closed their stores and places Of bust
ness, SO as to make the parade a great
success.
MRS. H. H. WALKER,
President, w. r. c.
MRS. H. E. WHEELER,
Patriotic Instructor.
COL. ALEX. SCARLET,
A. D. c.,
Marshal Of the Day.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-06-04

Dire d million
small flies from
April 18th to
September 10th.
Each of these
fiji e s. carries
countless germs
of disease on his
sticky f e e t !.
Think then Of
how much d.
sease is carried
broadcast when
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-06-04

TAKEN UP-A bay pony mare,
weight 800 lbs, with colt at side.
White star in forehead; had leather
halter. Branded NU on left quarter
and Ak on left shoulder. May be
had at my home 10 miles south and
IL mile. west of Minot. L. I
Thingstad. 6-4-t3*
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Butter. Eggs and Poultry

Minneapolis. May 26. = Butter =
Creamery extras. 24kc; extra fresh
hrsts, 2sc; f1rsts. 22c; seconds. 2lc;
packing stock, TIC; diaries, zoe. Eggs
from rots, 1sc; current receipts, rots
out, case, 1910: checks and seconds,
doz., 100; dirttes, lac. Live Poultry
Turkeys, fat, 10 lbs. and over 16c; thin
and small, 12c; roosters, 10c; hens, 1E0
1sc; 1918 cockerels, 3 to 1 lbs, lee,
shaggy cockerels, 11@12hc; geese, fat.
$500; broilers, 2 lbs. or over, doz, S1.00:
broilers, IN to 2 lbs, doz., $s.006 6.S1;
broilers. II to IN lbs, dog, Sb.060
600: peppers. doz., 42.00 d 800.
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Chicago Livestock,

Chicago, May 26.-Hogs-ReceIptR
$4,000; SLOW. 1oc under yesterdays ~.
lsis@s.4e: mixed. IS: $50 s.iS; heavy;
37.sS9s.ss7h; rough, s7.sb@s.d5; pigs,
attle-Receipts. $1,000; steady to .
$71O@8.20; stockers and feeders, (S.41
@s.55; cows and heifers, $3.75@8.70:
calves, 37.50@10.50.
low er; sheep, S5.15@e.05; yeariing1,
3610@7o0; lambs, $6.10@S.2o; sprinGA
$65O@9.40.
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GRAIN AND LIVE STOCK.
Minneapolis Grain.

Minneapolis, May 26.-Wheat, May,
91Ac; July, 92Ac; No. northern, 95Kc|
No. northern. 93Ac; No durum, s9c;
No. 3 corn, SOC; No. white oats. 3S@oj
barley, mailing, SIC; No. 2 rye, &c; No
! fax, $1.56X.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-06-04

H. c. Howard, formerly of Minot,
writes from Limerick, Sask., where he
is now located. He says he enjoys
reading of Minot's prosperity. Mr..
Howard is doing nicely in Canada.
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lou don't pay any more for mer.
chardise with Sn!allwood's due bills
at the Crow Clothing Co. than you
would with Uncle Sans. Il
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ct. Paul Hay.

4 st. Paul, May 26.-The st. Paul Hay
and Grain Board Of Trade reports quo-
tations today as foliows: Choice. $500;
Nc slovel simstssy H. MI Mixed
timothy and wild. $15.o0@15.75; choice
prairie. $1s.5o@1725; No. ! midland.
~ gye Straw, o iSso @ 5sy No. est
straw, S6.00@8.75; No. / wheat stray
$500 o 5.75; No. l alfalfa. 31700@17.58
Receipts, hay. , cars; straw. 1 cor.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-06-04
Notice to, StOckhOlders.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the Minot Farmers
Grain Association will be held at tn,
Farmers Elevator at Minot, N. D.
Thursday, June Is, at / o'clock p. m
Three directors to be elected for hire,
years.
6-4-t4cg Secretary.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-06-04
Professor Wise Says

This is the season of open doors and
decaying filth in the dark places about
the home.
1t is proven fact that one energetic
f1v can produce five trillion. five hum
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-06-04

South st. Paul, May 26.-Cattle-
Steers. $7.00@8.00; cows, 35.sO0aoo;
calves, $4.0o@s.25; hogs, $7.S50s.oo;
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-06-04

Snnfh Sf. Paul Liua.tnoIr

Duluth, May 26.-Wheat, July, 9lhol
Sept, $3.50; No. northern, 94Ac; No.
4 durum, 89hc.
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Fargo, Z; Winnipeg, S.
Duluth, 8; Virginia, 3.
Grand Forks, S; Winona, Z.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-06-04
BASEBALL STANDINGS
AMERICAN AssOcrAT1ON.

Minneapolis, 1-6; Indianapolis, 81.
Kansas City, Z; Louisville. 6.
Cleveland, So; St. Paul, 1t.
Columbus, 10; Milwaukee, II.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-06-04

A farmers electric line has been or
gained at Williston. Officers were
elected and arrangements made to sur
vey line north of Williston, west Of
the Little Muddy.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-06-04

FOR SALES Horse Power Fair
nks-Morse Gasoline Engine in
first class condition. P. w. Myers.
GATH
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-06-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
ReBUIt8.
LEAGUE.

New York. 8: st. Louis, Z.
Boston, 3; Chicago, 2. !. Z
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Results.
No games scheduled.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
NORTHERN LEAGUE.

st. Louis, 10; indianapolis, 8.
No other games scheduled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-01
At the Jefferson
PAVLOWA WILL BE
 HERE THIS WEEK
NOvikoff and Big Galaxy of Dancers Coming to Jefferson Theatre
 Thursday Night

Seats for the engagement Of Pavlowa, with Novikoff and all the rest of the gal axy of dancers and with Theodore Stier' S musicians, will go on sale at the box office of the Jefferson Monday morning. From the widespread interest manifest ed, the capacity records of the Jefferson will be broken when the Pavlowa organ 1zation appears next Thursday night
 For the benefit of it's many reads who are going to see the performance the fol- lowing description of the kallots or dance dramas to be given Thursday night is given:
 "The Magic Flute"
 A subl1mated moving picture in color" a deifled musical comedy" These terms rave been aptly used to describe "The Magic Flute.' This dance drama is on one act, the music by Drige the original story by INanoff, the piece having been but in its present form Ly Ceochetti of the Iavlowa company.
 The rural farce tells the tale of I,ise the farmers daughter, and Luo her child hood friend. Iise's mother would have her marry the gouty old Marouie. a splen- did catch, for his acres and bags of gold gre IS many as his years. This ancient chatelain comes to choose bride from among the peasant maidens gathered to oo the harvest dance upon the village green Quite naturally his choice is Lise the fairest of the thronS, and all looks black for Jise and Luc for the dance drama takes place during the time of old