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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-19
4dsIiAer Msaritberidst. I.

Cincinnati. 10. 5ebruar.
Ei. na1foIo.nben auoiirunssn Be-
jitbsn f6 MIR ouf Gusros' 9rans'
aftioneu. Bel ilejnerer gei4dfttn
iperbsn etipds t5bere preiis bsrednst.
probifionen.
GGmaIs. g}rima Siedm
l0.05-t0.15. 6amilg SdHal5 IL
iii pro pflino.
grpdsraefaf3enes TIet d
Sbort clear Seiten 1f--f13e. ihcrf
siippenieiten 10a--t1c. EXTRA ibort
clear gcjten 102--f1e. Etulern 92
-104e. Bellies 124-12ae. uno Il
mehr perpadt.
Bacon. - G6prt efea. Gsiten
124-i2lr, eytra fbOrt clear eeitsn
f2-124c ibort RipperJeiten 12--
12at, Ghulisrn 11--11ac unb Bel.
lies t3a-t4e Ioie un5 4c per Rluno
nebr berpndt.
Gusar gnreb Tfeifd. -
Ghinfen 15-15He, ptcnie S4ul.
tern 125-l3c, 9rsalf.Ft Bacon 1s
--1ec, Gaultsrn 12a-13e. trodsns
Beef SAinien 27-29c.
GHbaep5feItes HIeif d.
ghinfen 12t-t2ac, a,ienic Shnl.
tern f0l--10ae. Bellies 14a--16e.
ghulteru 10l---10ae, Reip Dort Gun
f04-i0ae.
Hrif6es HIeif6. - S&tn'
fen 113-12ac. Pienie Stniltern p
91c, SduItern 9-9ac, ihori
Rippenieiten 9a-104e, ibort elear
geiten 9s-10ic, EXTRA ibort Seitcu
91-1Oc, gellies 109-13ac pro
pfunb.
Wlebf rnb gtfreibs.
Mebl. Dtnter patsnt 1925
|7.45; Dintsr 5dnrp s6.80-7.15;
DO. Jamilp $6.50-6.65; ertrn
$6.O5-6.25; orbindrss $685.
sos; garter ggsissn a,atsnt $3.50
$50; bo. fanep $7.45-7.D; DO.
;gamilp S6.45-6.s5; Rpsstnmshl,
Horbtpsftli&ts semifhiss 1856
$50; reinss Gisp s6.s5-7.oO per
9bl.
@ei5en. go. 9 rotber @in
ter S1.5S-f.59; go. 3 DO. $1.55-
l1.57, 9so. A S1.50-1.55.
WsIf&torm go. 1 tpeib.s
77e; gao. 2 DO. 76A77c; go. 3 DO
76-76ae; SO. A DO. 74a-75e; glo
8 DO. 73-7Sic: SO. 8 DO. 72-73e
- go. seIbes TIC; 9io. 2 30. 76l
Tic; yao. 3 DO. 76-76ac; No. 4
DO. 73h-74ie; SO. 5 DO. 72-7Se
SO. 6 DO. 7ia-72c. - glo. I ae
miidtes 761c; gsc. 2 DO. 76-76ae
SO. g DO. 75ar76e; SO. A DO. 73-
64e; Ro. 8 DO. 72-72Ae; Ro. 6 DO
| l7t5-72e. = @eibes aoIbenforr
77-7se, seIbes aoIbenforn II
79c; senii1tes Qolbertorn 75-77,
per gilibel.
SAFER. - 60. 2 ipeiber 593-
| 6Oe; Stanoarb weiber 59-59ae
Sso. 8 peiber 5sh-5se; Ro. 4 mel
| ser 57a-5sic;; SO. 2 geuriidtel
59--59ae; 9so. 8 semiidtsr Ssh
59e: gso. 4 genliifter 57--56c.
Il Rossfn. - 30. 2 $1.N-H.'
26; SO. 8 S1.22-S1.23; 9O. A H.1s
$1.21.
Whisth.
gerfauit fulirSen 42s @bIs. Gl
| fi[lsrs sFinifbeo gocbs nui Der Bait
| pon s1.39 Der Go1one.
@roserieB.
aaffes - Warts rnhis. prsiI'
ftsLia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-19
@rnaSeisentbxmes s6ppstbefea
Rsu ttnqetrageM

Soparb .. abomas an Serrace
Bart 9. u. 6. Co., $250o.
Rauuie G. 8opb on Sput6eru SbiO
g. II. z. Co.. $500.
Obu 50. SpsibeI an SbsOu 3. u.
Co., $4,000.
9iaia R. 9urIinabam an Southern
Sbio Sapinss 8uuf Co.. $1,000.
emma 9. q. Garter an bo.,
$500.
IreSerid u, @rpthdus an %,
Marb 9. u. Co.. $500.
Sophia Shlustsr on SOut5fibs 6,
y. ., Co. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-19
sissntb sibertrasnnlsn

SutDura WeliB u!l SIaIu ". Sli'
Ip, 80 bei 1926 Sub an Der Siibieite
pon @alnut CTR. uno Got 693 IN g.
g. Sopfin's 8. llnterabtbeiIung IN
@lmnooo. (Steuer so, 81.
Deatilba @eieer an g8alter nno
9aura 9cIie, 10 ader 2aHO in Sef.
tion 12 IN Green Soipni6ip, (Stener
$3.50 $4,000.
Sofepbine gfaimer an S5Obn Rau.
ner, A slfer 2aub in Seftion IL in
9olerain 3otunibip, Steuer 81, 81.
@lsabeetb Golli@ln an SOa Ws.
Spibel, Got rs in Soiepb afniep's
5tpeiten llnterabbeilurlg on Raris
Str. (Steusr $50, 81.
ssiabel Coates an Sbomas 8.
9aoorbeao, 9 Sabre 2eaie DOM 10.
sSebruar 1915 DON Cots 209 uno 2o4
in Stepben aeulper's lInterubtbei-
lung on Der Gde DON Gartbase Pife
inb @nibiuston slpe. IN ct. gern.
arb. @onatli6e Dhetbe $50,
Clifford s.. GoroeS an George
sllt5aus, 30 bel 200 SUB an Der
!Sua 9tne. in @cinuooo (SteRer ST.,
81.
Clifford 3. Gorbes an @eorse
S6oebinger, 80 bel 125 6uB an
!Sua slpe. in @enpooo, (Steuer 81,
81.
emil Gorhes an Clifford 8. Cor.
oes, Aui.GIatm fiir baiiel6e 9rilno'
itaf, 81.
Clifford s. gorbes an @idael
Minees, 100 Sub on Der Sull
slpe. in @einpobb, (Sterier S1.5O),
81.
Clifford =. Gorbes on @ilIiam
Sois. 80 BET 125 SUB an Sua ape.
in @einpcoo (Steiter 81, 81.
Sobn 6. @dener OIL Ebe Gbriitiar
Oloerlein grnping Company, fiin'
Sabre Scaie, pom /. Gpril 1915 All
Sas @rimSitiif an Der iii6tpeitIider
gde bon @ine nnS Gprrp Ctr. Mo'
natIihe &etbe $100.
ganarS g. stileour, Srititee an
eibel W. ShnisL Sbei[ Don 81 N
ailgour's eriten llnterabtbeilung an
Ser norblpeitlideu ede Don Sbieroa'
torn glace uno Ebierpatorp spenne.
(Steuer S2. 50), 81.
stutb q. Barter an Gbila @oes.
GO BET 145 SuB oil Der Gde opn
@inton Roah lnlb Spring Ape
(Steuer $3.50 $2500.
a. 80. SdreiSer. per Sberiif, ar
,Spfie Chambers, 25 bei 100 SUB an
ser Gillette pom anp CTR, ionic i0o
bel 100 5ub an Der @eitieite Don
Sarriiou ape., S43.50.
Stote Of Ohio oil Die Staot Gin
einnati, IbeiI BON 2ot 8 in u. @
aruritrona's Gltate. $11.22.
CHARLES G. @oroon al geelie @or
Son, 25 bei 1876 SUB an Der 8eit'
ieite BON GIeiupieip alpe. utlf @aInui
Sias (steiier $t50), 81.
Biaiam 8. Sfap. 1rltitee, an III
bin SGlpab. 90 bel 100 6atB an Der
9eoroieite Don Geoar Ipe.. peItIit
BON Qenneth slpe.. 81,
Gnunn Wsegloip an Anorep gtt'
GIoip, 80 bel 120 Sub on Der SSeIt
ieite BON GeIta slpe. (Steuer SD, 81
gti6oIas 5efter an Gmma y
Rileu u. g.. % bei 154t2 Sub
Sumtborne slpe.. 81.
Sbonos g. @aplle an SSobu 8. Ri
len, ooiieIbe Gritnoitiid. 81.
9ictor g9m. SertrpiG an emilit
Sertipia, % ayui an Der Oitieite Dol
gSalace CTR, 81.
geeIion 9. gearOIep an gfollie 6
9earblcp, OF gto. 81 BON IIeratloel
gsc@reiu'g llnterabtbeiIiing. $500.
| 1bomas ). Gaie an anna &salter
80 Sabre 2eaie. pem 1. 0tarS 1915
bon 100 bei 240 sSirB an Der @cireit.
| bon aoie Sill slpe,. fiir cine iabrIiGt
atietbe pen $500, nit Dem 8orreH,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-19
pbaunb osmHfe.

DbRsunb Gemafe.
MepfsL - 0ute Mepfei $1.75
$50 per DbL. e na9 nuatitdt.
gttrpnen. - Wdrft mar ifetig.
wleiiino $2.25-250, California
s2.75-3.O0 per ssiiie.
Drangen.-Warft ruhte unb
Iietis. California $2.10-2-60, Glo,
ribc $t.80--2.4O per AiIte, Sange.
rines $2.50-3.00 per CoppelfiIte.
@rapes nruii. - nlorina
$1.50-1.75 per Rife.
Mndnas. - gubunii4e $3.50
800 Der Crate.
erbbeeren. - Ganep 35-40t
per Quart.
prtibeIbesren. 9otpes
l$3.O0-4.00 per 9bl. nnb $1.0O-
l1.25 per Rite.
Rdrtofflsn. - Mi4isan 52-
Doc per Blu. unb $l75-2.00 per
BbI. pom StOrs.
Sunge Rartoffelu. - ger.
muba $7.00-8.O0 per Bbl.
SabtartoffsIn,-gdte Ser'
lsb S1.50-$1.60 per 5amper. Alas
bdma unb 5ennsFes $1.35-$1.40.
Rraut. - Marit rubts. Ddnts
| fGss S14.00--15.00 per 5onne auf
BEN GeIsiIe unb $1.00-1-23 pei
gbl. bonn Gtore.
Grbfen. -Glcriba. - $3.75-
400 per 5ampsr.
9omatoes. - Tloriba. $3.50
300 per Crate.
3niebeIn. - Gel6e 75-S5e
per guibel bonn Giore uub 75c pom
@eleiIs. Weibe 95c-$1 90 per Buihei
pom Giore unb $500 bonn 0eIsiis.
geIerp. - Mi9isan $10o per
Rife.
Crime Bobnen. - Glorsba
$500 $50; @aasbohnsn $500 pc.
l6dmpsr.
aarptteu. - GsipaI&eus $500
--2.25 per 1bl.
| Nptbe MibeM - Gtnkimiihs
S1.O0--1.60 per Bbl.
| StedrHbeu - $1.25-1-b0 p.
gbI.
WetBe Riiben. = Rem OrIss
ans $3.00-S3.25 per Dbl.
| Qanoprobufte
Seu. go. / 9innotbp $3.50;
To. 2 simotbp $3.50; Ro. 3 5imo'
bp 1850; go. ssmiidier Rice $17.'
l5O; go. 2 DO. $3.50; so. ! sfIee
S1725; Ro. 2 DO. s15.25; alfalfa
$500 1000 per Tonne.
| Wibtenfutttr lit itstis. aleis
28.OO-$26.50; Wibblinss srobes
IS28.OO-28.50. bo. feines 5000
5000; s.mii4tes Gutisr s27.oo-
$2725.
| Sdmertien. - Warit ftettg
| sIeeiaraen $7.50-s.50 auf benz Ge'
Ileiie uno SS.50-9.50 per 8u. pom
store. Tinlotbp S3.0o-3.40 per Gu
pom Gtore. guHpsi,en 80e per 9u.
8erfaiebenss.
Il DtIe.-Waris Ettig. 2etnOl. ro'
ltes 6oc per gaIlcHs in qdrtisu Dol
3 HbIs. gtiohtss 1c msbr. Ro. ]
2arb5l 60e; Cotton Geeb Del. raift
nirtts 45e per galIone. 9erpenstr
| SOC Der @aaone in Tartien bon Il;
Barrels. Petroleum. Ohio Garbol
I120 grcb 9ae, b.. $50 grub 103t
6edbliabt ITS Grab 12c. Rsb grour
Gaiolin 13c, Rapbta 16c per Gallon
In g}ariien bon is gbls.
i Gala. - Der Mortt IN ruhs
Stanbaro sranulirtes Si.t5-t.20
9afel. nnS 9nirp-Sals $t.14 pei
g6l. BON 2s0 pfltnh.
Dbio gfiSsr s1.l0 per 4bl. bon 2S(
| piunb.
4 soIa. - Narii fistis. g]rimt
Gitp TIE, bc. Gonntrp 6a-6ae PEI
| plumb.
aotfen-Tasrsi ruhis. Dou'
Fsiosbenp $3.50 - 3.75. Qub uni
Glad $2.25, aanaipbd Siiidfo5ler
| l$3.5O-3.75. glub unb Glud s2-2i
l-2.35 per Sonne dbgelieftrt. Rauh'
loje Gtiidtehltn $500. antbrdtiiI
lS775 per Tonns abssli.fert. ges'
yng}sf ca 00--a K0 nsr gouue dhdA
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ebieasO. 1s. Sebruar.

sdtpeine. - 8ufitbr $4,000. =
wsarft jdapah. 9uIt S6.45-6.55;
Ieifte $6.3O--6.55; gen,iifte $685.
-6.55; ifspere $.615-6.50; rdube
S6.15-6.25; Gerfel S5.25-6.50.
gin6uieb. - 3ufiibr 1000. Wsartt
itarf. eimbeimiide stiere $3.50
500; 8eitern $4s0-7.35; aiibe
imo Sellers S3.4o-7.60; aalber
$S.00-10.60.
S6aie. - 3ufubr 10000; Wartt
felt. Sdnfe s6.40-7.25; SabrLin.
ae 81. .25-7. 80; 2ammsr S7.25-7.,
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g c p gorf, ts. ,sebruar.

9eep 9orf Is. 5ebruar.
8irul - Ifarft rubie $3.50
az. 80. Silpier. Wfartt riI)ig
GIectrpIptir $14.62--i4.87; eating
$i4.25--14.62.
Giien. - gsarft rlibig iulo iuaDer.
Gnbert.
gIei. - Nsnrtt itetis; $3.s2--3.'
|sz; GpeIter. itari: Ss.s0--as2Q
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0roteritB
aaffes. = War!s rnbts. preil

Suder. ptsIle ftp- WuIs
finirter Gut 2caf S7.f5, poiuSereh
$6.35; Cubes $3.50; granuIateo
sc. .25; gonfeetioners sa' S6.f5: oil
~" $3.50: peiBer ertra ~G- $50
ertra .s~ $3.50, q. 8. elcrifie6 mel.
&c rS5. $1,000. DO. geIber $40
$50 per 100 gfitto.
Rofaifes IN ftstis. Rem Or
leans Open asttls 40-55c. eentrifu'
aal 20-30c per Gallons.
Oleis. - 2cuiiiana, Snnep $enS
The, priinn 6-6Ae, oroindrer
fife. Snpan 5--51c per gfunb.
Sdtrh. prpbutte
Butter. = Wartt rubie. pr,iis
i,stia. WbpI.mili, grira 34ae;
GsntraIissb Grira 33c, GeHtraInsb
sfirits 29-30c; DO. Sttonos 24a--
25Ss; Gdnep 0airn 2sc. qadina
sfDd 1e-l9e Der piunh
aafe. - piarft ieit. Gbio lie
gscrSturitliher t7-i7ie. gsetp Dorl
1sr, Sdtpei3cr 16h-17ac. DO. Bird
161-f7is. 2iHlburger 17-ise PEI
piIno.
gier. - Wdrtt f.itsr. - pri'
ma friI6t Siibnsrsisr 24c; firifs 22s;
orbindrs firits 2ls; i.toHhs 1se pei
Duttnb.
GtfIaetL. Tsarit ftetig
Gprinaers BON 81 pfuna uns bariIbss
lac, uniu II pfunS 16-22e. 5tns
htn 13r, Sdbne 9i-1lt; aruthlbHer
10-16e, guns 13c. enteu liz
|f4e. gdnie Size per BiuIto. Ssn
|pmsHen 17-2Oe per RhiRh.
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Wiebniarft.

Cincinnati, 18. Sebruar.
Die 3ufubr uub 4usfubr wdbrenb
Der lsbtsn "a Stunoeu. persliheH NIT
beriel6en 8eit Der Iestel Srei Eagc
maren pie fo[gt:
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s9Iou. u.

@uTt: .5aben Sic benn nismals
96nTsbrdten, AeITnerY"
araner: ,Diro bier nidt perIdnetF
@aft: -Sp. ipebhaB benr rtiht9S
asuuer: r@eil Ct boIt gar uiht Gut
Der &nrte ftebtl"
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alnsiudrtise Warfte.
Wew gort, 1s. ssebruar.

D,ebI. - Wsurtt perdn6erlih;
gprina gatents $7.30-780; @in.
ter 9atents $7.30-7.5o; &inter
Straiabts $7.t5-7.30; GaHiaS
Strnigbts $7.25A7.40.
Sioggenuebl. Warft itetig.
gudpuei5eumebI. = @larft ilau.
glihapcisen. @ortt riibig.
Waisuiebl. Ngrft fteig; tin
Srie6 S4.15.
Aoagen. Warft tpillig; 9so. 2
sseitern S1.8le. !. /. Nem gort Titr
slushrbr. M
@erite. - Dsorft piais. Gutter
SAC c. !. (. 9tap yort; seuial5te 80
-96c c. I. (. gufialo.
8ei5en. - Wlorf felt; 9so. 2 ro'
iFsr Si.6S iuiS go. 2 barier Sill;
onsr auf bem Geleiie iiir apsfubr;
9so. / Ssortbern Tulltb S1.70i unS
gso. / ssortbern @.auitoba S1.6Ss c.
4. I. Buffalo.
@eIi9torn. mr. Wnrft feit; Ro. 2
pel6cs s6te cid. (. fir 3unibr.
~ Rl
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n,asfss am. d.. sig UsHeua sasifis sf y
kss 8. ]. 4: Z 81 ID 81 iis.'s:.s < 1 4;
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GeIb, gonSs nnS aitien in slep gorf.

Vtio, CpHpe hHo uIHeH W HrO Dort.
0sfhdftspatisre rurben ~ 3x--lsS bis.
ioEiirt. medid auf 2onbon pesea ftstia
81 t4s3 fur 90 Tags ei6t; Aabel.anrH.
fuHeen e4.s0K Snb gihf.aneAfsl tseiK,
silbsp1arrsn lsr<s, Rtrisanif&s SslIars
8Txs
aitisumsrft-Gs ipurbs bsule Sin
Drud sam BusauteH ansaeibt unb bisiss
bate 5nr ScIge. nab bic Brtifs terun.er gin.
aeH. Die S4lubsctirungen hansen fdit
1urdwsa uHfst bensu bon gefsrH.
oiie9aaes aIflsn.
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f;;''':; s::: {: + i: ! II Z: !:
II !: !,S, : Z. :'. s'is ';:'
s.ss'ss i si &: : lsaI,::s :ss'ii| q :s 81; ! y
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ebieas0. is. debrilar.

Gbitaao. IS. debuiar.
@eisen. - Jiir 9sai St.55s-
f.6ts, an ealaB Si.61a; fir Snli
Sf.2s4-1.93s. ON GdluB $685.
@seIidfo1l. = Sir 9aai 76i-
7sac, am s6IuB 7sse; fiir SIii 7T9
-79sc. am StImB 1916.
Safer. - i5iir Waai 5ss-6Oe,
am Gdlub 59ge; fiir Salt 5Sa-
rea -, e-yhhti, 5hIr
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giseiuHatt. 1s. 0sbruas foik'
~ He4fraes no4 1eytsleA war tssts
err MTG. bod iudren bic Banien Nil
3psttas efbeiien Iiemfi& Iforf bei&dltief.
@eIa " riuig.. Bon ben Banfsn iDurbSn
1aristsn .on esas ~ - E ausae(isbetl
nne 0si4dftspabiert purbsn ~ b--626
biSfpHtitf. SIN sIisnsn aRarIie puree Qris
pofs3spitaf AZ 4--4H% ON eau uTso %
AK-sE suf 8eit plaeirt.
0sAfd ssi Mn Ossf
pusben ~ i0s Tisionto vtr $1,000 AIT
f&eB easien perfanif. Die Geunterraii
btfrast zoe psaHie per $1,000
BsAid sxf Grssss.
6i&t. 8e6iei suf 2ontps purSea ~
eS1G--4.e6X pr 4funb eterliHs qxotirt.
3nr 0ediel AL Heriin purben t9-93s fnl
4Wsrt berednes. fayx9s9isf auf garu 1ek
--iD4 yro uxane, Guf amIierbetu l0Hs prc
osihss rn6 aui Disn zoe per RroEs
uusse.rsgissasssr
Ssssa spt!s snO Hstts. Die sassss cue.
tisen sis felef:
Gisiauf. Bsdahf.
lS 1snbs ls3S Ssuy ..iioK
IS Nsn>s. 1915 ..ie1K ls2
- csnss. isas........ ssH seh
~ psnGns .......... ssM
~ gsHsRa ......,..1oiH 100
f<sssxlss Asufs.fIssfss
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-12-04
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1915
ENLARelNc THE WORLD.

Science has done more to enlarge
the habitable world in late years than
have the explorers. The discovery OF
the poles added nothing of practical
value to humanity, but those who
fought the battles Of sanitation in the
tropics have opened vast possibilities.
Surgeon General Gorgas, who is COM
petent to speak on this subject. says,
according to the Harrisburg tPa.)
Patriot: THE great valleys of the
Amazon and Congo probably would
produce all the food needed by the
world II they were settled by the type
of white man we now have in northern
nations" The cleaning up Of the Pan
anna district and changing 1t from a
veritable death hole tn a region where
life Is as safe as anywhere on earth
is the proof With the experience
there gained, and with the natural en-
terprise Of the race which he so ably
represents, 1t is safe to predict that
In time the regions he mentions Will
be developed and made to yield their
share in the support Of human life.
It Is In that direction that the world
will widen in the future.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-12-04
Efo~~ to Prevent Group.

1t may be surprise to you to learn
that in many cases Group can be pre-
vented. Mrs. Ii. NJ. Johns, Elida
Ohio, relate her experience as follows
my little boy is subject to Group,
During the past winter | kept bot
tie of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
in the house, and when he began that
croupy cough l would give him one OF
two doses of it and it would break
the attack. | like it better for chill
dren than any other cough medicine
because children take it willingly and
it is safe and reliable" Obtainable
everywhere.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-12-04
GETTING AN EDUCATION.
After the Age of Thirty Is the Time to
Start In Earnest.

According to the Saturday Evening
Post, the best time to get an education
perhaps the only time-is any time
after one has passed thirty. The stuff
that one learns before twenty is not
meant to be remembered. 1t is only a
placing of the chutes and an arrange
ment of the bins for the permanent
contents. From twenty to thirty one
is all torn up with counting, marrying
and getting a foothold in life After
that is the time for education-fro
then on until death or senile debility.
A man or woman past thirty is ex-
actly at the most favorable period for
mastering knowledge, training the
mind, forming the taste. Some syste-
matte effort Is all that is necessary.
Notice the silly and tiresome ways in
which enormous numbers Of people
spend some of their holidays. They
know what to do with their working
hours. but not with their leisure.
Most Of them by little direction
and a little systematic effort might
develop some special interest. Boys
quickly tire of mere aimless and pain
less play. Naturally they want a
method and a goal in it. Having a
goal is exactly what gives zest to the
game.
And having a goal Is both easy and
delightful. To study anything with
interest, from logarithms to caterpil-
lars, gives one fun and profit at the
same time Try 1t.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-12-04

While inventors have been engaged
in experiments for making warships
Invisible. the notion has occurred that
invisibility would be useful for tho
protection OF aeroplanes With this
view 1t Is proposed to construct them
of cellulolds and other semitranspar-
ent materials that might become near
ly invisible against the background
OF the sky. Transparency of the ma
terials of the aeroplane would possess
another advantage II would permit
the aviator to see in all directions,
which is likely to improve his eff
cheney as a scout.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-12-04

The people of Warsaw have long
been noted for their great consump-
ton of geese. A large part OF the
needed supply has come from the lit
tie Polish town of Dvinsk. where huge
fiocks OF geese are fattened for the
Warsaw market The Polish farmer
does not send his birds to market in
coops and by train. That would be
needless expense. He drives them on
the highway, the flock often number
ing several hundred. That they may
walk to Warsaw without getting sore
feet he shoes them. They are first
made to walk over a patch Of road COW
cred with warm tar and then over an
other patch covered with sand. In
this way the feet get a hard coating of
tar and sand and they make the jour
ney without becoming lame. Dvinsk
Is said to be the only place IN the
world where geese are shod.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-12-04

The fire marshal of Illinois in an
address made before a convention at
Chicago. urged the teaching of fire
prevention In the public schools. The
advocates of many of the new cru
sades of the day are anxious to add
to the burdens OF the school child, but
this one of FIRE prevention has all the
arguments of sound common sense
and safety to recommend it. This
movement has been opening the eyes
of the public to hitherto unseen or I'M
known dangers in connection with
fire, and a systematic incubation OF
prevention in the minds of children
will do more than anything else to
reduce the losses of life and property
from fire in any given community to
a minimum.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-12-04
Distress In the Stomach.

There are many people who have a
distress in the stomach after meals.
IL is due to Indigestion and easily re-
NEEDED by taking one of Chamber
lain's Tablets after meals. Mrs.
Henry Padghan, Victor, \. Y,
writes: For some time / was tron-
bIed with headache and distress in my
stomach after eating, also with con-
stipation. About six months ago
began taking Chamberlain's Tablets.
They regulated the action of my
bowels and the headache and other
annoyances ceased in short time. .
Obtainable everywhere.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-12-04
Pretty Steady

Mike Reagan applied to Mrs. Stone
for a position as chauffeur and gave
the name of a friend as reference.
Mrs Stone sought the friend and
asked.
Mr.. Brady, your neighbor. Michael
Reagan, has applied to ~ for place
as chauffeur. Is he steady MANI
STEADY" cried Brady. "Indade.
mum, If he wuz amy stcadier he'd be
deadT-C Chicago News.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-12-04
shootinn dummina Birds.

To shoot humming bird with the
Smallest birdshot made is out of the
question. for the tiniest seeds of lead
would destroy the delicate plumage.
The only way in which the bird can be
captured for commercial purposes is to
shoot ii with drop of water from a
blowgun or a fine jet from a small syr-
inge Skillfully directed, the water
stuns him. He falls into a silken net
and before be RECEIVERS consciousness is
suspended over cyanide jar This
must be done quickly. for If he comes
to his senses before the cyanide Whit
snuffs out his life he is sure TO ruin his
plumage in his struggles TO escape.
Humming birds vary in size from spec
linens perhaps half as large as a spar
row TO those scarcely bigger than bee.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-12-04
PROVED ITS WORTH.
Dramatic Test That Was Made With
Bullet Proof Shirt.


Bullet Proof Shirt.
"a well known war correspondent
who is a personal friend Of mine.
writes a correspondent of the Manches-
ter Guardian, tells an amusing story
While in Paris at the beginning Of the
war in 1914 a French inventor per
suaded him to obtain an opportunity
for demonstrating the usefulness of a
thin chain armor shirt, which he claim
ed would resist any bullet or bayonet
"A sample shirt had been hung up
and fired at with satisfactory results,
but it was with a certain journalistic
skepticism that my friend attended the
official demonstration at HendOn later.
Anyway. to oblge the inventor he put
on one of the shirts to show its com
fort and nexibility 1t was then that
the French inventor achieved a dra
matte effect. for he whipped out a
Webley automatic and blazed away
straight at my friends chest.
"He is still alive to tell the tale"
adds the correspondent. Before he
had recovered breath n war office Off
cial grasped him warmly by the hand.
sir he said, you are a brave
man.
My friend disappeared with becom-
ing modesty. He had gone where he
could get a stiff brandy and soda"'
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-12-04
How American Cities Grow.

Nobody knows how fast an Ameri-
can city. state or town may grow. l
recall some twenty-five years ago
meeting a friend in Denver. He was
an investor from the east think
Denver had about 10000 people then.
He had come to buy real estate. He
said to me: This place is overgrown.
Real estate is too high None for met
And he went away. Had he invested
wisely ut that time he could have null
tiplied his money ten to twenty fold.
l was in Los Angeles about the same
time. 1t had had a serious reaction
after a sudden boom. 1t was a little
place, not one-tenth its present size.
1t seemed like Il doomed city. An in
yestment of $500 than in outlying acre
age property, l am tOld,' would be
worth 100000 today. So nobody can
tell what may be the future of any of
the new. wldeawake cities of Alaska
Leslles
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-12-04

People who write much with lead
pencils are advised to use soft ones.
which averts the necessity for much
hard work and minimlzes the danger
OF affection with writer's cramp. The
practice has another advantage-it
makes copy" more easily legible.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-12-04
FOrInctigeStiOn.

Never take pepsin and prepa-'.e-
containing pepsin or other a-
ferments for Indigestion, as ing wv
you take the more you will As 49,.
take. What is needed is iol.'
Chamberlain 5 Tables that VIE
able the stomach to perform l'' l'-.
tions naturally. Obt2inspl4 S'"'
where.