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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-13

melt dfsrn -41orft febnatt mnb itetig.
no. . Usttes 80 - 70t, No. 4 DO. 90
- Ses, Ro. > eslbes --e, Np. 8 DO. 6s---
eoc, No. : bo. o8K--64e, 30. 8 eemitdteS
6l-6Sc, no. : hs. 90 - 6zc per Du.
weiseS 2slbeHtorn e5 - SIC. gefbes DO.
s6-Ssc. aemilbtes DO. 6S-67e per Bu.
0aisE-Rarft ftetig. 10. , Deiber 10
-43Ke. 0tonborb peifsr 41---42Ke, Ro.
UsibsS 41K - 42t, 10. 1 weiber 40K -
41Ks, No. , oemii1ter 41--41Ke, 70.
DO. 40K--4fc, Ro. 4bs. 3oK--4Oc per Bu.
@e1sen-Narft ftettg. - no. Co.
64f, 10. . bo. 62--S3e. 10. & bo. $500.
0erte-No. > Hinter e8--7se, Np. 3
DO. 6o-6Sc, 30. : Sprina 70--s1e, go. .
bo. e2-70e per Bu.
0htSfn
Der Narft mar hstts. Usrfauit nuISeR:
665 Bbls. Tihiners ginifteb OoebS aaf
Der Cats ssn 1.9S per 0ausRs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-13

Oab. Osxbs snS aFtsen N New esrl.

Oh. 0sxSs sms attses " RsS ssrs.
0elo ~on eaa- Durbe ~ lK-1A< aus.
eeiieben.
Yrima DeiHdftSpapiere purbeR su az
yrtnc 1sf1aftSpayiese DHsSsH ~ eE -
KS bisfoHfirt.
Gtsrltne Gy4anes ID fletig. -
eiGt ~ s4.ssK an6 dcmmereial su s4.ss 4
--4.Ssk.
Dunsss. ObftenttoHsH paren its.
tsg HHs 1HrbeH Uis felgt sxstsrt:
Ger. 0taaten HsfnnbirHHs . S6H-o9Lc
geb., - rsgihrirte 11iA--113A,G GsaysnS
ID geby 81 resifrirts 103--10S, GenysRs
100 aeb., HaHaHa Hseitersl ~ ssK
aes.. DO. COUPON ~. 101 0tt.
Die ytfm Dprfer aftienborfe blieb beate
ssfhloien uno limb besbalb feline Enoti-
raHgen 5a perSeihex.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-13

gfnetnnati. IL. Sebruor 1914.
Die naAisIssnben OsssissnssR bsSislsa
10 nur snf eHersS-f ranSsifisA Dsi
hsinsreH oef4N ten Usslsa stuas tt1ss,
oyeifs bsss6nst.
orsstfisRsh
1sr Rsys1 uss rxliS, Drsfs hetis.
oAHs!It- essxs otssn sio.lo -
1ss3sResfarssnes BIsifA. -
Rsrfs ketie. - etsxt deer Gsttsa i3---
i4ke, ftsytNiyDsRfsisea liH-lSe, sysrs
flsst dear Gsitsn I'm - l9e, G1ngtsyH
I'LL w. Dsatss iSX-isKs lsis usb
ke Rstr pssya3t.
0sesR-Wsrsf tesie. - otsrt dsss
0sstsH ie--loHe, tssns NiSysafsitsR 1914
-les, sTtsa fbsrt dear Gsiisn IN - lse'
0AsItsSH ID - l14e xRA 0slies l<x--
IAN isfs uRb ke DsSoiuHs HslS sssps4t.
Sugar Oarsd.UfeifA. - Nam ID tstie
- 04sHssH 17-17Xs, visRis 04RItsSn
13K - IL. OssssfaA NaesR 10 - Sos
o4ultsvn 11x--10e, Reu Dsys gus 9Aul.
tssa l1k-lss tysksas Ossfao 4ixsss esS.ee
--se.oo.
eAtfsySIsTtss OfsiIA-Rasii
esiie. t4isssx 1sK - ils, oienis OAal.
tern 1ex-iokf, UskieS l7--i1Ke, 36ul.
tern IL -iiKs. kss psys gss 04aiisra
l1-ilAe.
8rifasS 4fstf1. - G1iRleH it--
1875, p.snis.9 1uItsT1 foH--fie, 0Axl.
SssH l0-k-11e. hon HipSsaisltea To-
t0ks, ftsrt desy esitsm lo-ioKe, sxtya
f5srt 0siten lo--a0Ks 0s1tsS ieK-lSKs
Ssr ufamD.
Nshl uHb ostrsite
Esll.--- Hintsr Daisnt eA3e - x.Se
0ixfsy Gsasp ese0--<is, 0imtss n.
min $3.50 S.S0, eytra os.0o--s.ix, %
sin&veS o3.7k-1eS. bsrtsy 0siaeR patsni
o41k-e.eo. -. fones e3.9x-l.9t. Do. u.
uup e1Be- SITS; essesnMsll. Rssbnshlid
oeMil4see Al1S-t-o0, vstnes Ctr o<.lo--.
-, 1snns4tss 9o.so-k1o per Dh.
0siasA-Nartt fstia. ~. scttss
eDistey o6-e0e, "a. Z b. % - o7s; Nc. 1
spten 62-e6e ~ eA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-13

1artsr Minter 10sHc {. 4. IL Nes psri
Nc. . rDt1er 1o1Hc TIM Gleuatos; no.
WortherR Duluth 104Zc, Rs. Rsytterr
gganitoba 1024 I. Q. ;. i4Simrenb.
Hetf4tsrn - 1tsrff III feft. Nenei
No. 8 aefbsS f01Sc e. |. I. BET Gnfunft.
1sfss. - DeaStt nar Hau. - Gtanbasl
Usi16r 4zx--lSt, Rs. . peiber <S--4SHe
sRs. g bo. A--44ks, $40. 4 DO. z8k--l4e
tanes asssf4atttsHr Ssitsr % - 17e i'm
Gfepatcr.
9sn in rubia. --Gianbarb s7K-1oOs,
Is. ! iosK-iooe ~. , so--s5s. ~. .
e0-66e.
ossism ID aetis.-sta,., sbtn1r.r III
6sies 1Sis, 4O---z6c; 1918, 30---34e; Beetle
tssA 1918, S1--3se. 1918 2O--sse.
9Guts knS itefig. -- GsntsaI NRiisa
Sc, DslotG S2-31e.
1sbsr IN fen. - 8enlod erRs sos
isesxbS 3o--10e.
1ssf mar ftetig.-Saniis e14.0o--S600
ftsrt etsssS e90.3S-s1.0o, Hsb e3s.6o--
34.00.
ossi Ssr ia-6smiIs slsoo--so.oo,
1est e18.00-is.So.
Sat Reats uoreu felt. -- OeSsfst!e
Dsliss 10 bis IL YfuHs 124-l4e -.
Gamafs mar tpitlia. -- NiAbfs 0ea
priMa 90. 7o--f 90; ;Sta'nnirieS taum Stetig.
gsRtiRsRt et1.50. .. T. els.0o. gsnpsxRS
eH-eHG
Ials mar itetig.-Srtns Gsts ~ s1<s.
gsuRtrS s-s4e. special T1.e.
0an nnUsfffsaMs n. Dsl taum hetig.
grina eommev esltes e7O0-7.15.
1s.ysIsum ih ftstis.-Ns'kniytes Nen
Dsrs 0vf eS.3S; Barrels es.T5; esfss
el1.3S
Usts u ftssis. - Dsnst.s 8Isess DIS
46-37s.
oar, sar rubig.-0tsaiass, ssptlaHAss
ES GxteS ol.3o-k40.
xsrSsRtiR ID rubis ~ 4sHs
NeiS il Aetig.-9intsimif0sr 3H-se,
patHs SA-SkG
RsfaffsB ih ftstig. -- Rtn CylsaRs
Csen 4sstis, gutter ~ dsiss, N-SSe
Sufsr-Kster mar fttis.-- NuSeassba
% IsE. Ssse, Centrifugal % 1se
s.4se, NsfsNes. 0uks 50 Ten 3.T3e.
NafNnirter hetig. gut Goat s.ooe, g.uilet
4.oS, RssIb ,9'4.eoe, gubes<.s5e. Bspberel
A30e, oranxlsfsb Aloe, fianons ~ I.1o
GsRfseisness ~ 2.00e, Ro. s.sse, 70.
A0yt. ~. Aooe, Ns. 4 s.s5e, Rs. 3 1.soe
n. 8 s.Sse, 10. s.10e, Ro. 8 ssse. Re.
S.Tes, ~. 10 S.eSs, Ns. IL 3Soe Re. II
s-sss. 10. II s.Jos. re. 1 sooe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-13

Rep BORT, II. gesruar.

~ B@sb AA yssteoAs
Qslf. Der Rartt mar heute rubis.--
0Drine 9atent 4A.A0-A.e5. 0intsr StraiStts
oA1k--A3S, 0in.er Yatents A40-l.e5,
9pStHe desrS eA.0o-A-30, eyfSa Ro. l
0iHteT to.1G-s.7S, Gytra NJ. 1bs. os-Sx--
kSe. 9sAfas 6traiehts eA.05--4.l5.
Mcggeamebl war itttio, - Hair bis
eutes eS.SS-1So. auser!eisRes BIZ fanep
o1.B5--100.
Ua4weiBenmett mar iau. -
o3.S5-S.0o per 100 9luRb.
Uu6wetsen mar Eau 5u ei.s5 -
i.0o.
4sismstg mar itetie.-6sinss nsiSes
nab SsibsS ti.<5-i.IQ, essbeS e1.&o-l.lS.
eiIKlTisl 18.k6
Nsaesn ID ruhia.-ks. . 0stsra s1 Es
II. ksU esri eypoTt.
Osses itetis. - NagSseShs e6-7sl
|Gkf 0nMAle.
0silsn-1es 1ssss ~ isk = 70.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-13

nanlen nenntn, neben ben adiiermiins
gen tbre @e!tung behtelten. (Sie ipdren
gefhlagen i'm Hamen bes Genats unD
bes rDmiffen 8oltes). mir gepinnen
difo bur6 ben gsIhioffsnen 5unb aus
oem aditea BON RbeinsDnbetm ein
Bib, pie in Der aaifsrSsit ums Sabr
70 Der 9eloumlauf i'm rGmilhen Gefs
monisn befhdffen ndr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-13

RiHepish. Ter Marft mar tenie
siemIif Iebhaft uno Die preiie uaren ftetia.
-Nilhiabe uarsn hstig eS fart.
GAuere Stisre Ss.7S-6.2S, Grtra $3.50.
CAlen tx.00-eSo, BIeif4eykisrs $500
T.S5, auberlefeRs be srtrG oT90--s.s1, Nei-
fsrS o6.oo-Tsg. Gytra 17.T5-S.00. .1tts $3.50
-6.3s, snSerlsfent sB eytra o6.35-eT6
Gamers o3.00-As0. Cutters t4.So--5.0o,
grsra tl.35--s00, Ste9erS sRS SeeberS
oS.75-T.S0, ,Gts6. .osifsrs eS.S1-e.s0.
Buflen. -gie 9ufuby mar Nur mdsig
uno bic 9yeiie itttis bls Hart.
Naaere unb leiAts tS.2S-s.35, Uplssas
eo.3s-70o, tysrs sLlo. fetts Nsaes es.7s
|-7.SS.
Rdfber.-Eie Fahiraee NOR cine quite,
bic 9ufutr masis uno Der Wnrtf hags.
GYtra oli25, 'atr btS suts lsi0ts
e9.s0--ll.sO, srsinars ual sssbs es.oo-
l1.00.
SADeine.-7ir 3uiubr BON Sd,wei.
men mar beute srbBtr un6 bic yreiie wili'
ger. ba oieieIben um lo--lSe in ben wtit.
lihsR Rdriten serantsrginsen.
Osn bD suserIsTtue Hs-So1unQs. u. 6Isi.
f6erfsyten o9.00---9.05, eyhinAfe biS sHSer.
leieMs f4psss fet,s Stus e6.ee--S.4o. Gxira
$3.50, 3tasS 1S.00-7.60, ,Qrtra e7.eS-T7b,
leihte Htrianstior.tH o6.3k-9.0s, 3erieI
pcn ITO 1iunb uns Ssaiees e6.0o-s.00.
Odafe uab &ammsE-Tie 3ufutr
NOR sersHg nnb bic 9rsiit ftetis.
G4ais-ezira $3.50. sats BID aus
ss1sfsss ~ 75--5.x0. orbin6ys ~ Gnte $500
-<6o. Jdbrlinos ts.T5-65O.
1lRnss. - Gr.ra eA10, cute tiS
fsne t1.7S--s.i0. srbinAss biS axis 5000
1.50, eeihorsne 2dmmsr e6.S0--T.26.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-13

G6afsnHb Simmer. --G4sfe: eia .
esirn6e e4.7o-b.90, Salriinss es.7o--7I0,
0eAiiae el.0o-<.9O.
3AH1n: etHletmtf4s ee.80-7.e6. Wasft
hetie.
1xfuIr. - o1meixs $500, 1ino'
piek 900 uuh 3&Nuey - 00o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-13

Neu porI. II. Eebruat.

Rem Deri. II. Sebruar.
Rryfsr mar bsute itstis. SsaHears tu
t14.12 - l4.6a, gItetrolstie su tl4.s7;
GATE 81 $500; eating sn ei4o7-i47s
BiRR fen tu t40.75-41.00.
6lei ruhie su s4.l0-&l5.
eSeftey piaig tu e5.8S-5.45.
eifen- Nnrti aetig uno uuoerdnbert.
Ne.I Norttern tl6.0o-15.50, 70. Nortlssa
1i&75-iB-35, 10. / eoutAern Si4.T5 --
1925, Rs. 1 6osth.rn fsft eiA.TS--i6.3s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-13
ll.tals. 10. tSebruar lsiA

/ 1AUsin SeiA's 4e.A0 - s.s5, ae.
nii6is Gao - sos, fA1sss 0s.as - s.s5.
ysn1e es-s5--S.lo. 5srfd e1.50-s.4O. -
Marft fHwah.
9tn1stsA-nseses e1.0o--o.bS. 1sSss
Osisss oe.8o-s.0o, vekii4s Gtiess edIS-
~, ots1ess sRS tesbsss os.s0 = goo,
o1ls unb cstisss eAoo-&uQ. e1I1sS o1.S0
1larst Isxelsx.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-13
Oieb bmdrste.

Gtntinnati. II. Eebruar 1914.
8ufuAr uns kssfaast rAtrsns Der ser.
lsfsnsn ~ Stunosn. Ssreli4ss nit ben
Seslsrestsuhsn 3 1asen psrsn wts 'sIet:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-13

Nu6tH.- Yreffe Hn6 fefig. MaYNNittef
Gut 4saf 5.eoe, sowseres <.70e, CUBES 4.8ss.
eranxlstes 4.eoe, Gsnfeetisners ~ As0s,
on ~. <80t, neitsr eytrs q. A10c.
ertra - 3.90e. ssbiHavsr sslber S.s5e.
NslaffsS ID hetis. - Nen DsfeaRs
DSsH ksttIs 4S-SSs Gsntrifuesl 3o-sos
per oaaens.
NeiS.-SssinGna. Sansp 4ssb sK--7e,
ySiMa SA--SKe, srsiHksn 4H-Ss Sspan
AK-lLe hsR 0fuuh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-13

sEatHs psuf uMs6te.
ps umtdvs i'm biefiasn Clearinghouse
sei'efen lsA seute Gaf n. 80. $50.
ssiaf eefsritxten.
ieBoris tIieb beate AZ Gbren psn Gin
snlHs @sburisfag gddlolien. 1m sifenen
Rartie aber fRn bic fo!stnbeu Bertduie su
berihten:
sm sffsnen NaGrffe.
5000 4lHf. @offon 5qt 1of7...f00
1000 ebuiiaHooan Az, 1ga2.
VaAfehenbe Isteae vsn In tieNass
Warft beHnbfiden Combs unt aftien siebt
BE offiaielen Eustirunaen an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-13
Osns 0elD1sGret.
Gistinnats, IL. Jsbrasr 1914

GfattHnatt ~. Jstsuar 1914.
- NoAfraoe pah Tareben mar eine
Eemit4 gnte. 6a Or BE 0aHfsn gsRissnbs
2emee IN 6aHb kaben. 10 mar 0efb ninss.
Vas Odsie1eH ~un eau purben bon ben
nantea MeiAenS IT, tere4net uab We-
l@aft1pdpiese wurbsH Bu S-Sx bisfcntirt.
En Wasfer plafirten 3orlsben .sH calr s,l
A-lH8 uHb auf Deif 81 4H-6F.
GsAfd snf Nsp Osrs.
wusbsa ~ Yari smilHen Uansen periauft.
His GounterTats betr6gs ecs 1rtnis per
oi00O.
0sAssf amf enssDs.
Mtis hstis-1ie foIoenben Euotirunasn
fao ~ beriAten:
Gonbon, 3 Iaoe si4t, e4.soX Ser
g 90 Taee StAf, e4.S84 Ser 8; %.
10, 8 faGe ei2f, SIS TrsneS ter e1O0;
60 1eoe Gi4t, 61s Francs per e1Oo; far
Gestf4EaHh> faee eidt, Mari s6K--
s6N. bo. % faae eidt, S4K-s44c.
1ommentaru OinS nuf 2onbcn wurSea
g M63x. auf OlaSssp ~ e4.S91 xnb axf
Beffat 3u e4.03 perfauft.
0sa1se c1(issfssass.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-13
4&6lider Uear:tberidb 4.

gtnsinnsti. 10. Sebruar 1914.
Die naAfsIssnbsn OssssssnssH bsSislsa
10 nur suf eMersS.f .frans4ifisasM Od
nsinsren oef4af ten Usslsa suas tbtsss
oyeifs bsys1nst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-13

1ss DesIsHS, s.trus in Isrfslb,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-16
and plains to a manufac.

mountains and plains to a manufac-
turing center. And yet this has been
successfully accomplished at Los An
where the energy of falling
water 241 miles away is used to drive
the. wheels of mills and factories, and
run the railway cars and to light the
streets and buildings,
The waterfall Is located in the Ser
ra National Forest, 20 miles east Of
Fresno and 241 miles from Los An
seleS. Here the energy Of the falling
water is changed into electrical energy
through the medium of turbine WA
terWheels n electric generators and
transmitted Over slender wires to Los
Angeles. Ultimately four large power
houses, two reservoirs and twenty-five
miles Ut concrete tunnels will be
built there in the mountains to de-
veiop $4,000 horse power. Tho in
itial installation consists of two pow
CT houses, four concrete dams, two
241 miles long. Nearly 16O, 000-horse
power will be generated and trans
mitted to Los Angeles at 10000 volts,
the highest in the world.
Big Creek. with its tributaries, rises
i'll the Sierra Nevadas and drains an
area of about SO square miles. the wa
ter-shed being at an elevation Of e.
600 feet at all points. Big Creek has
a fall of about 1000 feet in six miles.
This drop is utilized al two points; the
effective heads on the wnterwheels be-
Ing 1000 feet for the first and LOO
feet for the second. The average
daily flow is about 200 cubic feet a
second. In the watershed basin the
excess water will he etorcd by a series
Of three large dams. The water from
the storage. dams is carried through
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-16
CABLES.

Nv PUV1- TIC Wheat market at
the opening was affected by the liberal
Russian shipments and there was a
disposition for profits but later shorts
covered and prices advanced is to
Ia. Lighter American shipments and
smaller worlds total together with
frmness in Manitoba spots here. few
en- Manitoba offers and an improved
cd the advance. At 1880 n. m. the
undertone was firm Is to IA higher.
Corn opened Ia higher and later
further advanced Ia to IS with
shorts in February covering. The adj
vance was stimulated by the light
worlds shipments TO the United King
dom. strength In spot here. decreasing
stocks and fewer old plate offers. Al
100 p. III. prices We're 1-2 to SIS
higher.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-16
MINNEAPOLIS
MARKET F|RNER
Influenced by Higher Liver
pool C~ables-Closing was
Slightly Higher Today

Minneapolis. Feb. l6.-Innuenced
ny higher cables from Liverpool the
wheat market opened firm and has
ruled steady and dull throughout tho
session. with the closing figures about
~ OF a cent higher than Saturday.
May wheat opened al 90 rs and then
soid up to 81 Ii "a 3-S cents. CLOSING
al 81 1-Sm1-A sellers. July whrat
closed at AZ IL cents or asa T..
higher: Chicago May wheat closed
at 70 IS cents or Ii higher.
me Visible supply Of wheat in the
United States decreased 151o0n hush
els Tor the past week. Total visible
now aa:t"S,ooh bushels compared
WIN ~64,3S4.ooo bushels a wear a-n
araltces of wheat and -four euuall-
ed $4,000 bushels. of this $4,000
bushels Was bonded wheat.
Buen"s Aires wheat market moved
- higher. Liverpool wheat closed
IS TO IL higher.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-16
EnSSv7p

~, y"
chicago mtcr-occan says: Nhea.
traders are watching the northwest
which has developed the mos,
strength Of late. The best posted fig-
nrc that there has f,een ever market
ing IN Minnesota II the Dakotas and
IN n Canadian northwest and thar
tue ma movement of late shows it.
Corn--A mixed situation exists in
corn. Most of the local traders are
50 hearish tina they ovcr-sell on
breaks and are ouable to stand their
sTound as there is not enough gener-
downward.
tndia-Cables general rains in the
i'nrJauh and United Provinces where
harvesting is in progress. Offers of
nc" wheat vcr. firm and scarce.
M~lnneapolis cash market steady.
good demand. One northern blue
stem l IL to . lie over MAY. velvet
one and one half cents over
May. Slight Improvement in flour
sales.
Liverpool stocks OF wheat increased
$4,000. Corn decreased 12S,OOU.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-16
EATING MEAT REGULAR CLOGS THE
KIDNEYS, THEN YOUR BACK HURTS

water before breakfast for a few
days q your kidneys will then act
me. This famous salts is made from
n acid OF grapes and lemon juice.
combined with lithia, and ts harmless
to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate
them to normal activity. It also
n~eutraltzes the acids in the urine 80
Il no longer irritates. thus ending
Jad Salts Is harmless; Inexpensive:
makes a delightful effervescent
ntnia water drink which everybody
should take now and then to keep
kidneys clean. thus avoiding
serious complications,
A well-knowR local druggtstt Gays
ne sells lots OF. lad Salts To. folks Who
believe in oyeTcomtn9s kidney trouble
Mhile IS = naay 1rouiaa-A6M
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-16
Flush Your Kidneys Occasionally
With q Tablespoonful Of Salts
to Avoid Danger.

Most folks forget that the kidneys,
X the bowels. get sluggish and
clogged and iced a flushing Occa-
siOnally, else we have backache and
dull misery in the. kidney region.
severe headache. rheumatic twinges,
torpid liver, acid stomach, aleepless-
ness n all sorts Of bladder dis
ordera.
You simply must keep your kidneys
active and clean, and the moment you
feel an ache or ,paln In the kidney
region. get. about four ounces nf lad
Salte.. from any aSloa drug store here.
49, . taAl1DDonfN 80 glaa4 q
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-16
THE MUSE.
Mems Fashions.
l. l-- A.a

Mems Fashions.
Ont Oil this latest fashion!
We hold it is not right
Please give US your compassion
That clothing should be tight!
tbs not that We r modest,
Nor yet that we are vain,
But some shapes are the oldest!
We'd spare their owners pain.
There's Jim-he's narrow chested,
And Toms bowed as to leg;
Bill of his coat Invested
Looks like an ostrich egg
And most men are defective
(Of course, excepting me).
These shoulder pads? Corrective,
l;ut really needless, see?
'Tis very we'll for women.
. Their charms still make a hit:
With furbelows and trimmin'
They get away with it!
But we need baggy garments,
To hide III figures sins;
For We are ugly vermin's.
Fats, mediums. and thins!
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-16

power house. In this second power
house, like the first, a pair Of $500
volt generators rated at 1850 kv-a.
are driven by turbine waterwheels.
The current generated here is also
carried to tse transformers and step
ped up to a pressure of 10000 volts
for transmission.
The transmission line is notable as
being the longest in the world and is
designed to operate at the highest
voltage ever employed. 1t is 241
miles from Big Creek to the Los An
geles substation. This entire distance
is spanned by two steel tower. lines,
CARRYING the necessary ropes and in
sulators, spaced $50 feet apart. The
electrical energy is carried on alumni
mum wires. with steel cores, and each
wire weighs slightly over two tons to
the mile. At the Los Angeles sub
station the electrical energy is step
ped down from 100000 volts to the
proper voltages for the city service.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-16
Mo,fI.NENr

Wheat receipts today 1909 600;
year ago. l,61i.oo0 bushels. Ship
ments today 255,Q0o bushels: year
ago. $4,000 bushels.
Corn--Receipts today f,347,DOo:
year ago 100000 bushels. Ship
ments $4,000 bushels; year ago 922,-
900 bushels.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-16
D ELECTION.
Congress- Probably viii. Take Hand in

Congress- Probably viii Take Hand in
Peru Situation.
Washington, Feb. 1a.-With the
purpose OF setting up a. constitutional
government. in Jnnta. in control Of
the Peruvian government in Lima, it
has been decided to have congress or
der an election in April for the selec-
ton of a president to succeed the de-
posed R~iliinghurst.
The liberal. the dominant party.
has the "r'v candidate in the field,
Auguste Duand. leader of that party.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-16
CABLES

Liverpool clase-Nheat IS Ia l."
hiEher. Corn IL to Sd higher.
Antwerp unchanged.
Cash | northern 92m?3 SIS. No. .
northern 90 1-SMa1 So. Flax
ST.. t-fn I.Ji IA.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-16
Table Showing Excess Baggage
Rates Under New Order By The
State Rail Commission is Out

The following table furnished b h state railroad commission gives
an example Of the nw exces baggage raes in North Dakota:
Hasedo n y per et of he full first class passenge fare with Il
minimum charge of 10 cents per hundredweight.
20 charge ito be less than 25 cents.
Example based oil 100 pounds excess
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-16
MnRI4n.S SHIpAIl,NrS

Wheat. past week 1856 900: last
week 1~1.eD0.000;; year ago 12.944.OOO.
Corn. past week 1.SG3,O00; last
week 3,t20.OOO: year ago A.ai7.OOO.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-16

"Be sure you're right and then go
ahead" It's a fine old motto; but it
takes a lot Of traffic regulations and
police to enforce it.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-16

Some people of distinguished fam.
lily are genuinely proud of their an
Others merely use them for
Advertising purposes.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-16
LONGEST LINZ
Carrying u Waterfall 241 Miles to a
NOTWITHSTANDING Center.
electrical News

1t is some task, even in this age Of
great e%ngineering achievements, to
Isosrry. = watertail;es41 miles over
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-16
Winnipeg.
UNITED STATES yvsrRIE

Wheat today 59,1ss,oo bushels;
week ago. 59,349,000 bushels: year
ago, S~4.5S4,00O bushels.
Corn today 1%7.a96.oOO bushels:
week 8 1s.So2.o9o bushels; year
ago. 14.2a5.oo0 bushels.
Gate today 22.5Ao,o 900; week $50,
23.4J$,1n0 bushels. year. axo. 1866
600 bushels.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-16
The Markets /
+ + + \ + = 4 4 4 Z 4
Market Quotations.

: K
Market quotations furnished by Z
y. Lewis G. 60
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-16
UNITED STATES uNPREpAREO FOR
War WITH REALLY GREAT POWER

merly chief of staff. just before leay-
ing office. Say what you will about
the manner in which Wood was pro-
NOTED over the heads of older Of
ficers, the fact remains that he is
one of the ablest soldiers in the
American army, a man possessed OF
a wonderful foresight and the exec
utive ability to handle an army in
nearly any crisis. --.sl
"If we were called upon to mobil-
ize to meet a foreign power" said
General Wood, I'VE should require
Immediately several thousand off
GERS. Where would We get them?
This is matter of vital importance
and one which should be attended
to at once and not in the hurry, rush
and confusion preceding war.
"One thing is certain-absolutely
certain-and that is that we must
have an adequate reserve If We are
to consider ourselves in any way
prepared for a possible war. Our
mobile army within the limits of the
United States. while efficient, is so
small that it only amounts to per
cent of the force which would be
necessary to call to the colors in the.
early stages of a war with first
class power The militia could prob
ably furnish 19 per cent, leaving a
balance of practically IS per cent to
be made up OF men necessary to fill
up the regular army and militia to
full statutory strength and of volun-
teers. 1t is only necessary to give
this matter superficial attention to
appreciate the extreme gravity Of
the present situation and the neces-
sity for providing an adequate re-
serve of trained men for both the
regular army and the militia"
Did congress take any heed of this
warming, delivered by man who
knows his business thoroughly? 1t
did not.