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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29
9eut(6er Afu6"
@irS balo On sttlle Der Central
SurHbale treten.
@euH lid bic in Der seitrisen SeIs
gateHiieuns aefaiten 1lGus
periuirfliaeu.
80 Sersius bsreits fir bas iiutsrnsb
men geippuneu.

Die BON ber Cincinnati Surnss
meinos aHserssts Sbse, bic shripUrbis
Central 5urnbuls, ipo felt Sabrsn baI
9eutiatbum bieiistr Stabt iid siI
Rsnb.5sDOus ssseben bat, aud fir ali
3utunft o.m Seutidibum 5u erbaItsl
unb Is gu Dsrbinbsrn, bab oisistbs, pi
ebebsm bic Wsit Cincinnati 1urnIals
ibrsr g.itimmuns D.rlprsn ge5t uri
babel AUDI Der lesis plus Deri&pinbet
no ss ben b.uii4.n. .@.r.inen .rmSg'
Iiat 1T, ibrs Jtte ab5ubaIteu. bat all
lsnthalben qntIans ssfunb.n.
Sn Der s.itrisen, sur geiprshunc
bsa projstts sinberufsnen 9eIssatsn'
@sriammluHs .pareu foIssubs 80 Dsr'
sins psrtrsisu:
Srpesb WGnner4or. arbeits,
arant.ntaFe, Garfield lint. @.rsin,
9.sa. Staotperbanb, 9eutihe 5ags
@si.aI6aft, DeutIaer Mlssssr arbsi'
t,r lint. 0srein, Columbus mutual
Nib, aib,ral gaperif1er lint. 9srein,
RbeinpiGl5er lint. @erein. Shpdbis
i6er lint. 9erein. SaHIen llni. .@ersin,
9euti6zllngdriIfxr Geperbe llnisrit.
g.rsin, Obj StIIops Sdnsndor. 8as
bii6sr lint. 9srein, Wafbinsion 2is
berth Club, Druib,n SGnger4or,
Deutf6e S6iibensGeielli6 Hdder
9einnsp.r.in, Massm.insr Bidder @es
ipsrbssgsr.ir, 6dubestn 9ts.nf. lint.
9erein. UeutihzlIngarii6tr arbtitsr
NGunsr6or, Deuif9s slinsariidsr Sus
asnbs unb &ranfen llntsrf. @nein,
9suif6s sllnaariidsr 8riibsr llnterif.
9ereiu, Si,benbiirgtr Sddisn ilnterit.
@srsin, 9sutfhsSeierreiaer lInterit.
8srsin. 6ubspoll Wdnner9Or. Giue.
5urns.m.inbe, Sbsal Wlutuai slib.
Brighton lint. @trein, Stutidtr MiIis
tdr lint. @srein, 9aperifh.r llntsrit.
@srsin, 9.utiher 8riiber lint. Der
Elm 80. 2. 9srsiniats Sdngsr.
Der srite Spreher Der Surnoss
meinoe. Serr Nltrto Gtiermann. fnbrfe
ben DOriib unb nahbem CT ben 3iped
Der @sriammIuna ben 9slsenten. bi.
Bel Der sriisH 0eriammIuna nift aus
sepen pdren. geniigenb srfldri bate,
perlus SetretGr ausuit Sisinbdh. Der
fi& Bis j.bt nm bds prois!t Gubsrit
psrbisnt unb riefig bafiir ssarbeii.t BAT,
bic foIsenbsH, bon Der Cincinnati
9urnssmeinbe dusgedrbtiIsien @ors
ftddos unb gefiimmunasu. ME Der su
nriinbenbs alub ssbanbbubt nsrb.H
iplI:
1. Tie 9eituna bes aIubhaities I'M.
teriiebt Sem gertpalhingsrntb Der
Cincinnati Snruaeneinoe.
2. Ter @erip1Itnngsratb ernemt
oen geidDaftsfiihrer. Der bic SdIle
rnd ben feftgeiesten SuisregeIn gu
bat.
3. Die aorrfrdffe gir AbhoItunsl
oon @eriannrIunaen iinb HeitIiffei.
Ell iinb NIT Dem @eid,dftsfiibrer, lin.
er SuitimmilIg bes 9eripaItinas.
.atbes, ubSuidIieBen.
4, Bel ieoer RoHtratt, ,sIbja alisBs,ue
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29

tutrbeH follsn.
Cine mad Sauisnben 5dbltnbs
Nenihsnmtuss itr0mte am Sonniul
mad ben Gfiffspsrfitn, nm bic
Bring gittI Jriebri41 gu fst<n. dbsr
|ts ipurbe Hitullnb an Horb geldiJen,
|unb bus publiium muBts it9 bamii
Ibssniigtn, bas GHiff bon 0stne ~
be.rdnien. wldn bsmsrtis dlIssmein.
|oab BE SegsituH6lIlsn pon ben De.
fhiistn entfsrnt iporben ipdren iinb
baB Rdu4 Gus bsibeu Sdorniisinen
|aufftits.
pbifabtfpbia, %. Wdr5- -
Inter Der Glogse bss Rear abniral
9. 6. 5slm bonn ailantifdsn Rsisr.
DfseIhnober unb NIT siner BsIabung,
bi. iif aus 665 Wann sufammenisbi.
bic aus ben 8tTdbunssn Der S9lnf:s
i6iffe .asntudp', asarfirss', 81
Iinois", .WiHouri" .Dhio. unD
.Wistcniin" 5uTdmmsngsiislIt purps,
ipirb ON Wontdg Norssn p0n bier
aus bas S6ladtIfiFf .Nlabamd1 mad
5umpton Roabs abssbsn, fpobin ss
gum 9eutraiiidissSisnii tpmmanbirt
iporbsn III. aoblsn, gtbsnsmitteI
unb Munition ipurbsn an Gonntds
an gOrb ssnommtn. Die yafabuma"
1T ein Shla4ii1iff Don l1,000 ION,
nsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29
aIeiu. sd,aOsnfsafr.

Si. Jeusriptbr ipurbs sefi.ru in fur,
S.r 3sit Surd fiinf itills alarms II
attion gsrufen, bod banbsIi. .s iid5 IN
allen J1Ilsn nur i'm unbeosutsnb,
Geuer. bis burd fHabbafts aamin,
bsruriaht ipcrbtn iparm. Drei be,
Gsusr, no ii@ Der S6ubsn auf meb,
als $50 belief. tparsn in Der assbs'.
itsn Dobuuns, 2ssbs unb qinpooS
4ptnue, Der g,lIeDus grausrsi unb BEN
Soufe BEG Wm. Strobbribs, IN Der
Dali unb gribgstopn Roab auss.bros
den.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29
2okal-Derid)t
Erasifdes Gnoe
3abn ein mnssistlider Siid5ns in
Der Gabe bon 5erraee Bart.
,3mei Der 0eiesHbertrtier eridoiieH
umb Der Critic t5btlid) perlest.
@GbrenS 5luei Der @ilbbiiter rben.
fals Sdukwnnoea bapoHirugen.

3pei 5cbts, Elm S6psrpernunbste,
uno me9rsre asidtOsrlsbt. iins bai
RsiuItdi zines mittsrnldtliGen aumr
pies. Der ii4 in Der Samitas aaft II
Der Rdhe BON Terrace pari snii6er
elmer ansabl Wduusr, bic bem unge.
ieBli9tn JiIrfaHs obIassn, uRo Der
IIobiiteru aouis 9iirb, Tapib Ger.
RIG Don Wlt. 9ealtbp, Worris abler,
HuiicQ @alfer, Norris 6. 8augban
unb Morlp pbilips BON Dapton, ap.,
abs.ipisIt bat.
Die GstDosisn finb Spots 2ebman,
ein 2uuipenbdnoler nus bem Siteno.
Der aui benz Dese mad benz SoIpitaI
itarb, unb Der 41idbrise Gbarl.s syae
Der, 260 Wortb Strabs,. Der in bic
linte gruit unb bic lint. S4ultsr ees
iaoHen iporbsntpdr uub s.itern friib
i'm StabtboipitaI isinsn @srIesungen
erlegen III. Shtperpernunbet nnb in
fuft hoffnunssloism 3uitanbe 1T Der
47idbrise gb. RIsinfsltsr bon 1926
Wdlportl aDenus, Der in bic Iinfe
9ruit unb ben rentsn glbosen aes
i4oiien porben III unb fi6 sbenfaus
I'M SofpitaI 6sfinbst. Don ben Wilbs
biittrn fuurbs aiirb in ben linten 4rm
uub Daps 5erris IN bic linte 6anb ges
f4ofen. bod parsn lie i'm Staabe, iih
Der cn6cren@eripunbeten mi1unebuien
ilnS fir bcrcn lleberfiibrl,ng mad bem
5oIpital su iorgen.
Ser anmpf mar bic syolee elmer Bite
teren Jebbe. bic felt ldnserer 9eit stpis
i6sn ben Wilbhiitern unb elmer gns
sabl MGnner beiianben bat, ipsl9s sur
Ruhtstit in unseisbIi1tr @sifs bem
Sif6faus oblassn, b. 3. babel psrbps
iene gsbs benubten. 2ouis aiirb, Der
bic Wilbhiiter bsfsblisis uHb bic
Samstaa Ru6t beitimmt bate, nm
ben iyifdbisbsn auf5upaTsu. irnf nit
isinen aolIeasn NIT Sen sgiiasrn su.
iammsn. als iis nah sinem anfhsineno
erfolsrsiteu Siihsus nit .incm Was
aeu. Der spsi Jdifsr NIT ssifhsn ents
belt. ouf Der aurbftrabs nahe Sers
rdcs part turs. Rnii maftsn. aiirs
,cfagl Sen 2eitteu, BEN Waeen an Der.
Iafen uHb f4idte ii4 On, ben lsbteren
i'll burdfu9en. als pl6Blid Elm Shub
fisl, Der Iofort BON ben @iIbbiitern srs
hilbert nurne. gs beeanH nann cine
illgsmeins Giifilabe unb naaoem Der
Rauh iih sel.st bate. iislIis es ii9
,eraus, bab MIR ipenigs Der 55silnehe !
ner unnerlsbt sebliebeH iparen.
Srob fsinsr Werfpunbung nabm !
fiirb na6 Der S9laht bic stpei am
ueniaften 9erIsbfen in fsin 4utomobil |
ln6 bra9te fis mad mdbiionpilIs, iDo
r iie Der poliasi iibsrlisfrte, bic ne
lad benz Gtabtbofpitnf fhidts. Ddnn
ehrts Riirk in alIer Gle aah Der
5cene Suriid nnb nahm lehman allf.
'sr IN sinsm unbersn Mutp, bag isboh
II Iansidm fuhr. mad Der Gtobt ees
ruht tpsrben foilte.
Gies mar ieoob ebenfaIls rerge.
ems, ba 2ebman, e55e 6ag sIiitomobif
ad Naoifoupille taub ieinen 0eiltI
usgebollGH batts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29
Sabtom mnb Seilebne.

= Trau gatbarins Mebmann, ri.
Satin Des 6errn @so. WsBmann bon
Ro. 804 Sehfte Qpenue, Dapton, in
ssfierH Ra6mittaa na6 turSsm aei.
ben geitorben. frau Mebmann, me d.
fid sdblrei9er Sfreunbs srfreut BAT {,
binterldBt ben GatteH unb mebrers
&inber. Sbr Sheiben lDirb nitt pe.z
fehfen, in ben tpeiteiten &reiIsn elm
dufrihfiaes Bebauern tpadsurufeH.
Dds aeihenbegdnqnib finbet, ipie on
onberer 9telIe anseseist III. am m.t..s
nod Wprsen bonn SrauerbouIe aug
itatt. iueruuf In Der Ct. 8trna,bs
&irht IN 9unicn Elm msdui.m. SD.
ant rslsbrirs spsrbsa Nib. Die 2s.4s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29
@ssimstpm.

Die Gsbinstsa cffies tie Sa
rGincinHatier wpIfsblatt" bsfinbe
ii6 In benz (yebsnbe ber Hepp!sl
SnpinsS Gant & Srnit Gu., Z @ei
6. Strakc. Auseiasu, Rittheilnnnei
sab Scitellnnsen irgeuS uel9er Ar
meroeu Bis 10 libr Mbenbs baielbi
entseaeugrnommeu. SelepbOn Somtl
1854.
SIN @eilluobeitsaint murSen in
oei cbgelaiifcncn gsote foIaenbe 70.
nesfdllc aitgcneloet: Scriie 9aring.
floiiie. Ga; elmer GcIter, 9 W1onate
Anna Spons, 6S; Goam 0oirber.
idunibt. 73; Welliiin sluua Snpoer,
6s; GIcm. siott, SO; slnna GonneiIn,
50; Sarab "a Nuc Grcmiuger, 81
@!n. I, gropn, 20; 2utber9 9io,
lanb, 90; Sercmc 3. @drrcn, 45,
albcrt &. gibiun, 81; gernnro !Solt.
mann, AZ; gfop Soues, 13; 9bilip
Seller, 66; Senrp aroin, A.
- s(lbert 9a6, "a, una GSitb
aRatbeIps, II, 9eioe BON Cincinnati,
tperben ipenn iic bierbertommsn foil.
Ten, I'M cine Seiratbsli5ens 5u erIan.
gen. cine rIlangenebme grfabrunp
iudd)en, bo Die polisei angeblih chi,
aeioroert ipitroe, bos 1aar isitS,baL
ten.
- 6rl. 2oliie @aroer anS Sperr
Gleronoer @ction, 9eioe Don Iaps.
bile, Stn., iurroen poraciiern oiird
8ep. SSdgiu IN aaer SiiIla getraut.
Ger grartigam III Elm prominenter
SelGlftsmann pen MapspiIe.
- &ouis DtifaeIs, Elm anate Der
on Ger sSallace slnenue puDut, lpur6e
geliern IN Der Court gpe. inb 3. Cir.
bon eirem Mutorcrcle iiberrannt imb
periesf. Ger gtune hes Rctoriabrers
foniiie nidt ermitteIt iueroca.
- Die S6ubaeielfhaft fiji Bib
nRp Tiide pirb bsuie Qbenb I'M
SiBuHBsiddI bss Rihter Sarseipa
stne 9sriammIung abbaIt.n, iposu
bas Yubiitum sinaelaben III.
- Mahor Wtite BON Qubiptp bit
ben 15.. 16. unb II. Ipril als Reinis
guHgstaae fit 2ubsop bsfiimmt.
9as aeiden6esdnsnib b.s aesIie
.. sScbnicn, pelder in Silper @rOrs
sinsm Wi0rbsr gum Spfer fiel. fintet
beute 8orrnittag DON Ger alliTpn
&apslIe aus itdtt. Die 9side Nib i'm
6iabIanb sriebbof bserbtat perbsn.
Die Satin b.s betannten 2e:z
Genbeitdttsrs 5errn Senrp 9inemdnn
liegt idtper ertrantt barnieber.
@sitern 4bsnb spiitsn 8 unb
10 80 ereignste ii9 an Der 5. nnb |
Wabiion Strabs cine GrpIoilon, be-
rem aetpdItiass gstDie ipsitbin Der.
nebmbar mar. Die GrpIoiion mar 10 |
beftia bah bas StraRenpflafier auf
Finf SuR TN @epiert aufeeriiien tpur. |
be uub Elm srobss Cod eEtftanben 1T. |
Ourd eineu Defstt an Der aeitung
ipor bermutblid fton felt lGn-trer
3eit gos sntitrSmt. bas idlieblih
'eineu Wes an bic S6srflGde fauo
iuD burh treenb sinen umitunb aur
sgploiion oebra6t ipurbe. 3um Slid
purne niemuno psrIebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29
Gntap tf DIT.

Gtlaboma 9th, Otic.. 2s.
1ldrs. = Bon ben @anir1ubern, bi,
am Samsias aipsi Ruaisu IN Sircub,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29
u e 10 , o TT.

Die Neupurt Office fir Sus rGin.
einuater 8ulfsbIatt" bef:Hbst lid in
so. 339 gorf Straae, sessniber BEN
Gonrthpuie, ipoielbit Wesisfsiteu, aH.
seigeu II. I. IN. bis 10 lIbr 45 Wiun.
ten gbeHbs entsegeugeupmmeH mss.
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29
WerpmHte ZeniatiDn
grme SeufeI. bic ala tIinbs paTa.
sisrs um's as5sn sainen. Don fen.
fationsIiitsrntn pHionsn fiir
peutfde Spione esbditsn.

| aIIentppn, ga, %. Wars.
Die oui Minnsr. bic in Der iyreiiaa
Raht duf Der Rsabing gdbn In b.r
Ro9s bon GpcpsrspiIs, ga. um's Qes
ben tnmtn unb bic ongebIi4 beut de
Spione isin iOIlisn. bic in b:n 9ei6,
lsbtm Sistl Morfs ipioniren fpoIItsn,
ipurben am Sonntas o!s WitpIieb.r
Der Morine Sielparbs unb Goots
Union go. 10 pom Qelp gort iDsntis
fart. sbre Rnmen iinb grnjt %.
6eins, Soispb 8. Wintsr unb Qllfreb
@uitap psters unb ibrs sbentifi,is
rung erfolss bur9 2llbert s(uberion,
einen @erireter Der Union. Gk ars
men SeufsI ipdrsn drbeitslps unb bat.
len Peip Dcrt in Der porissn mo6e
Der1aiieu, neil lie auf BEN DnmpIsr
.Rortbtrn', Der Dor einigtn 5oaen
bon pbtiabelpbia abgins gef6dftis
suna 5u fiubtn bofiien. Da ibnen
biefes nidt aslang. bsfnIoHsn lie Ii1
mad ben SteH burhsuf9Iagtn. Die
mpittriOien papiers. bic In ibrem Be-
fiB gefunbsn lpurben unb bic ben Be-
65roen 70 aroBss 2opfserbrsdxn mad}s
tsn. tpnren bic MiIitdrpapi.re Der ges
treffenben. bic bon bem bsutiAen aDns
ful IN Sdpannab ON 4. Ropsmber
Diiirt iDorben iparen.
@rpBfeuer.
5ol.eo. g.. %. Uldr5. - D1g
ohi WeiIeH ipsitlin bon bier gelsg ne
9ori Splpanis Durbe ON Scnntaa
Woraen Al friibsr Gtunbs BON elmer
lrusrsbrunii bsimssiuhi, bic elm n
S6absn pon stipa $4,000 nnrift.
nnb feds Tamilitn Obbahlos mad1t..
Dds sfeusr fam in nem sbenfnlIs me-
berssbrdnnten 9ictorid 6oiel infolg.
Der GIpioiipn sinsr gaTrlinIamps gun
elusbruh. Gas 6oteI itammte noa
aus ben 2eittn Dor benz Biirgsrtriea.
nerner bronnte Elm brsiIi6diges @pb1s
hnus niebsr. Der 6irou'fhe 6cIsfof
ipurbe ssrit5rt nnb i4lisbIih fi.Ien
stDsi S&suHsH ben fFIamusu gum
Spfsr.
gntntfat.
GfIabomu gitp. Otln., 2s. /
lUldrs. - BON hen Nartr1ubern M,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29

'iptrb ouf BEN ct. ssofspbs sFrisb4of
auf prite SiI aur eipisen Hube ts.,
ifditst perben.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-10-13

Hessian fly, no devastating
parasites, no destroying grass
hopper hordes to destroy our
grains, no hot winds to dry and
parch our growing grain.
In Villas county there is no
malaria, no chills and fever.
There is abundant health for
man and beast, pure bracing air,
restful nights, clean pure water.
In Villas county there is virgin
soil, fertile with the ages Of decay
of forest growth and rich in leaf
mould. The soil is not worn
out. The clover weed adds
fertility and draws the nitrogen
! from the air and thrives where
the heavy dews and warm sun
shine promote its rankest
growth.
From Villas county there are no
long freight hauls to central
markets, with many nights on
the road to shrink the weight of
beef and hogs and lambs for
market, no excessive freight
charges, no unloading for feed
and water.
In Villas county, the soils are
not infested with potato diseases,
grain parasites and enemies of
the farmer in the thickly popula-
ted districts.
In Villas county there is no big
expense for fuel. The wood for
burning can be had for the ask
ing.
In Villas county the big central
markets are near, the dairy in
dustry is organized and the
county hired man is helping to
make this the county ofthe "BIG
DAIRY DOLLAR,
In Villas county there are good
roads.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-10-13

Flambeau, the historic town on the west side
of the county, is fast becoming of Villas coun-
tvs prosperous agricultural communities. A re-
cent visit to that place brings to mind vivid con-
traSt to those who knew the town in the prime OF
its numbering days A decade has wrought
wonderful change and in place of the hum of in
dustry and screech of sawmS running day and
night the little town has resumed quiet pastoral
atmosphere in keeping with its natural scenic
beauty In place of vast lumber yards green pas
lures surround the town to the very edges of the
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-10-13
The slogan that has made Vilas county famous

destroying hail storms and torn
ADDE'S.
In Villas county there are no
live stock diseases, no hog
cholera, no hoof and mouth
disease, no destroying tick.
In Villas county there are no
hot nights when the dairy COW
tunes and frets and holds back
her flow of precious milk.
In Villas county there are no
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-10-13
Who is Afraid of the Frost?

Our blessings as seen from
another point of view.
III Villas county there are no
hot, dry summers, when pastures
become parched and dry. when
the water stinks and reeks with
slime and alkali, when the
summer feeding of cattle becomes
an expense.
In Villas county, there are no
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-10-13
The Flambeau Community
Once thriving mill town undergoing chaH9e
to live agricultural community. lndfanS
are doing their share.


forest and nesting on the shores of gem among
lakes Flambeau stands today the center of thriv-
ing agricultural community.
For this advancement due credit must be Civ
en- to the Indian reservation and its red men IN
habitants The Indian village on Lac du Flam-
beau, with wealth Of legendary lore, has ever
been source OF much interest to visitors The
government Indian school is doing good work
for the reservation Indians. The Indian fair held
there few weeks ago is evidence of that and the
Improvement about the reservation upholdS it.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-10-13

Potato is king. Agriculturalists, soil experts
and potato growers are realizing their predictions
regarding the wealth of Villas county soil for the
tuber crop. The clean, well-drained sandy loan
which forms a good share of this county's soil
produces potatoes that are free from disease or
blemish-a marketable product that means cash
to the grower.
This year conditions have not been ideal.
On the contrary the wet, cold summer with early
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-10-13

Where the Potato is King
Villas County steadily forging to the front
as a leader i'm the fuber crop. Good yield
this wear despite wet season and frOSfS.

frosts have made conditions serious in many of
the otato-growing sections of the country, but
Villas county has no crop failure and this fall the
potato crop is yielding good returns considering
the adverse season. Villas county potato acreage
is increasing yearly. With the advent of the po-
tato warehouse the product be turned into
ready cash as soon it is dug, item that is help
full to the farmer of small means and limited capt.
tai in this new north country.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-10-13

season. Market prices vary but the local ware
house at the present time is paying 81 to 4O cents
bushel. The smaller production caused by bad
weather conditions is expected to boost the price
later in the year when the demand increases.
Compared with other counties Villas county
has big production this year which is gratifying
news to those who believe in the county future.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-10-13

Amos Radcliffe. Eagle Rivers potato dealer,
is carrying on extensive harvesting operations on
the acreage he planted this season. At Three
Lakes, where the Radcliffe Bros. expect yield of
some 1000 bushels, they have established camp
to house the diggers. Work was started week
ago but it has been hampered by much wet
weather. The yield is good considering the poor
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1915-05-21

A. H. Nau is local agent for the
Lewiston Marble works. See him
for tombstones.
If you want an Individual utility
and own your private transporta-
ton line, buy a Ford and euiov
pleasure, health and luxury. At
Hoene's.
The Grangeville ball team, as
sisted by an outside pitcher, de-
feated the Kamiah team last
Sunday in a fast game by a score
of 3 to 2.
Enjoy the comfort of bath tub,
lavatory and toilet in your home,
If you Go not already. We are
headquarters for plumb n goods.
AT Hoene's.
Philip Williams, the speediest
little outfelder that ever donned
a prairie uniform, is in town to-
day and says he has been hard
at work all spring putting in the
crop on his mothers allotment.
Philip would play again this year
with Cottonwood if we had a
ball team.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1915-05-21

changed conditions effected in
the prairie country offers the
best evidence of the Importance
of livestock on the farms and a
diversity of energies. We should
endeavor to have more of this
diversified farming in the imme-
date Lewiston country. Tues
days Tribune.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1915-05-21

There are two kinds of farmers
One tries to take all the advice he
hears and the other won't take anv
at all.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1915-05-21
Catholic School Entertainment

Following is the program of
the entertainment to be given by
the children of the local Catholic
school at the Orpheum theatre
on the evening of May 31st:
rake Me Home on the Wings of
Song. .... ......... Chorus
Mother Goose" Play ..
...,Thirty-four little boys and girls
FRIDAY Afternoon in an Old Time
school .,,.. Dialogue by Is bows
,,r Ma'ai'e ''''.''..,...P Play by 20 girls
'Iopsy Turvy'' Song ........
.,.,........ Twelve boys and girls
The Bogus Talking Machine"
,,u,, '..''....,., Dialogue by four bows
1.-The Drowning Singer"
,''..'.....,.R Recitation by ~ girls
The Leperschaun"
''..'..,,..D Dialogue by four bows
June Rose Drill. Twelve OWL,
SIMON s Wlfe's Mother Lay Sick of a
Fever poo;4..
The Wrong Baby.
,,,,, ''.'.:...., Dialogue by eight girls
"Wanderlied" Gu,
Address. Rev. FIR. Willibrord O SD
Curtain rises at 8 O'Clock
sharp.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1915-05-21

When the soul communes with tho
spirit of nature the back to the farm
movement prevails.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1915-05-21

When honesty is merely a good
policy 1t is poor virtue.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1915-05-21

Lazy farmers are just as useless as
dead ones and take up more room.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1915-05-21

Several ranchers from acros,
the river brought out a drove of
lat hogs the first of the week
and sold them to John Baer.
Two weeks of almost steady
RAIN has made the roads pretty
sloppy but they will soon be in
good shape again and the benefit
to the grain fields in the way of
moisture cannot be estimated.
The fields are thoroughly soaked
ana enough moisture is in the
ground to mature the crops if
harvest. 'ei
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02
ADMITS FAKE ROBBERY.
JrwcIIer Who Cheated Crcdtt"rs
Sent to Atlanta for Year.

Hugo Beudheim. rs, - member OF the
bankrupt jewclry Arm OF Klein 4 Bend
helm Of 40 Maiden lane, pleaded guilty
before Judge Foster in the United states
District Court yesterday To
his Martinez and his creditors out OF
10000 by means of a fake jewelry rob-
berry staged on the Hudson River liner
Adirondack on June II last,
Judge Foster sent him TO Atlanta
pcnitentIary for IA year in spite of his
counscls pleading tnat the youth was
under the evil domination or his uncle,
the late Bertho.d Bendhoim, who was
also his fathor-in-law,
TIN elder Bendheim, acco' III to the
attorney. had given the defendant the
none, to 90 into the jewelry business
and had planned tho details Of the rob
bcyy. lie was found dead in bed. the
lawyer declared. the morning AFTER
young Bondhelm had threatened to en-
pose the scheme,
IicnlrClm was tried about six years
ago and would have been acquitted had
nor one Of ihC Jurors held out. After
the Jury had been discharged tho Gov
eminent got additional evidence on
which a new trial was 10 have been
undertaken,
Bendhcim's attorney insisted that the
Young man had pleaded guilty. not
through, fear of a conviction but because
his conscience would not let him sleep.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02
DAKOTA LAND RESERVE
IS TO OPEN THURSDAY
Pioneer Days Will Be Renewed
by Drawing for Govern
mcnt Plots.

Minor. y. D.. Nov. drawing for
claims in the Fort Peck reservation. which
is about to he opened by the Government.
will begin here on Thursday OF this
week. Registration books were open
from September IS until Saturday night
last. men and women from every state
in the Union having applied for plots.
As soon as a person had registered
his affidavit was placed In a small
envelope without any distinguishing
mark. the envelope sealed and thrown
into a metal receptacle which has been
under continuous guard. Thu metal
containers will be opened early Thurs
day morning. the affdavits piled on a
platform and thoroughly mixed by men
with scoop shovels.
At the appointed hour n little girl will
extract AN envelope. The person whose
name 1t contains is to have first choice
in the selection of claims. The other
envelopes will then be drawn one by
one. A large crowd is expected here for
the drawing.