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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-08
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Subrc fdllftc Scutiflunb iiir $1,000
600 Wdbnlnidliuen. fiir $4,000 Seu>
REDEEM. fiir $4,000 Sdmnitincn. fir
S213,00O Sililgc mn iiir S261.000
SrcidImaitiucn. Wcnu man Den
Sngelpbu nuf $3.50 dnidldgt. 10 ncrs
Den burh Den Tcrllit bicicr 9pntraftc
idit 5000 Mdnner urbeitslps. Gs
faufte fiir 81. 100000 aupferpaaren;
burf Den @esfaq bieier Sieicrimseu
plrben 1000 Nrbeiter in Der aupiers
Snouitric arbcitslos. Cine .Musbrns
acrung" Seutihlunb'a unb Sciters
rcid)'5 bilrftc Den Snrmcrn bcr Ser.
Stdaten nid)t peuig tpitcn.
SeutihlanD bc5icbt Die Sdlftc rcs
erportierten nmcrifauiifcn Splsalfps
bol5, Der SIR Seritcquna bon aunitz
9cgenltdnoen peripnnbt miro. Sm lcBs
ten Sabre bat es 5uiammcn nit
Selterrcih fiir $50.000.000 aupier
irnportiert. Ser Sngelobn fir Die
Winennrbciter in Montana mn Widriz
gan betrdgt n~urtihnittlid, pier Sol
lars; purnlIs cr9ibt lid. ooB Sic @rotz
linic INN 10000 Sbcilnebmer erhobt
lit. Scutidlanb be5og ferncr bon
inns fir S1,260,000 gcbleidtc 9oums
molc. fiir S1,000,000 9numppQeuz
Abgans, mir SSS.000 aorIetts. fir
$17S.000 gcntiidtc %aarcr, fiir 50.
700. 900 Ybo5pbat, fir $4,000
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@cpfcl. fir S1.209 friifc Iepicl. fir
$S00000 Iprifpien, fir $4,000
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iiir $4,000 9cim. fir S1.20O.OOO
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filr $500, 900 giienz unb Stnble
lpunrcn. fiir $4,000 Hcd)ncnnnz
id)incu. fir $1,000 900 Gaiicnrcoiitcr.
Sn 3n~bleunngnbeu s~eipohnlit cincn
trodenen Scieitpff gebeu, ipolcn mir
lpcitcr eapon nbichcn, dbcr III fam
nit rIbigem @clpiiicu bic Scbuupnlng
nuiitcllcn. pu6 GugIaub baorrd. pab
cs nit Nu>unbmc bon 9aumluplle
thatIddlih Niles. mas fir Scutihlano
uno Ccitcrrcih 6citimmt Il fir
Spntrcbunbc crtlGrtc. 100000 bis
100000 @Gnucr nrbcitSlp5 ocnlud,t
bat; babel ut Die Tcrnihtuna bcs
Sanbels unb Tcrfcbrs in anbcrcr Sc
6iebrng nid)t cinmnl bcriidiihtiat
mprbcn.
Die ganS ultcn Imcrifuncr t0nncn
lid nod an Die Sage ctinncrL als oic
u~mcrituniidlc SIn1gc iibcr Snuicnocu
BON S6ncllie9lcrn lucbtc. an Die 3cit,
ais fnIt Der gun5c nncriioniidc Nans
oclapcrtcbr bnrd umerifnniihc Sdiiic
pcrmllttelt mlrbc. sic leicu in ibrcr
@cid)ihtc. mic Gu9Iuno uis Dem Dir
8crfricee NiBcu 6og, iubcm cS Den
nmcritaniidcu Sanhcl an lid riB, uub
"a 6 ieei nnicrcn &anbe! unterarabcn
bat imb unicr Sanb lid, oui's Bitten
pcrlegcn muB, punocrn iid) Die alien
Burger iibcr Die ac%9cnipdrtiac Genera
tion. Die 6u hilflps crIdcint. ibrc ciacs
ien Srobutte scgcn Die 9cberrid)cs
rim Der Wccrc 81 ihileen. Ser putrios
tide Nmcrifnucr luiinift cine Nuts
Mort uui Die Sra9c. marum nmcrifus
niihc Yrobuftc auf bobcr Sec nidt
cbcnio maneetairct bleiben icQteu, mic
nii Dem 9anbc. Sic @clt maa inter
Iilitnrismu@ 5u leibcn bobcn. uber
bas InIcben Nmcrifa'S nimmt iihcrs
lid, ob. ga 6 Der @nabe zines rns
burmbcrSiacn Ircmecu @ariuiomus
pcriullcn lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-08

Sielt iebe Grpbc ans. Gin Bra
parat aus reircu ~mebi5iniidcn ArGlls
tern, Ninben unb 9idttcru. baS lett
ilbcr bunbcrt Sabreu bic Sciben. lucls
den Der mcniGlidc aorpcr ~nlsscicst
III, aebeilt bat. Gin 6ciln,ittcl, mel
d,es piele Nnhdbmungcu, abcr nift
ieinesglcihen ais Elm SGroerer Der @ez
iunobeit gefunoeu bat. Cine Ncbi5in.
Die icbe Yrobc be%itnnhen. Die icbes Or
iaemittcl p~erbrduat bat. Die an tuits
icnpen bon arnnteubcttcn Der Sronts
belt ent9e9en gctrcten lit uno tic iibcrs
lpullbcn bat. Gin Seilmittel. ipclfes
burf, baS Slit ieoer 3c0c unb iebcr
SAFER 8ciunbbeit Sniiibrt. Sctannt
inter Dem Hnnlcu Sorni's NlpentrGus
ter. Seine Spur bon llnreinbeit. fein
&rnnfbcitsfcim fam eriitieren. no
oicies madtpolc, electromagnetic 0tits
tel iih ~betbdtist.
Sas He5cpt mir Dies nlte 6cilmittel,
peldcs Suerit I'M Sabre 1850 10 Or.
Better Sahrnen, Dem dltcn arduters
Softor". fir Die Scpohrer Der Blue
Hibge 9erse in 1cnnirlpanien bcreitet
nurne. bat iih burd, brei 8cltlefter
pererbt. @s miro bcrltc nod in bers
ielben @ciie bereitet, lpic ber5eit bon
icinem criten Seriteler. utb polls
brin9t bieielbcn punberbaren auren,
peld,c es Dor cinem Sabrhurbcrt su
elmer Der beriibmteitcn @ebi6incn
mnd)te.
Sorni'5 Nlpenfrdutcr III nid,t in
Gpotbcfen ir bnben. ionncrn miro Dem
Sublifim oireft hurd, SpeSials Iscn>
ten scliciert, Inn id,reibe an: Sr.
Setter Snbrnep & Cons Co.. 1875
60. &opnc Tpc., Chicago, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-08

nngclegt, nm hcn Sebarf Der Srupz
pen all Wtultcreiprnouttcn Sl bcdcu.
YanDpirtbihuftlihc @crdtbc uno
WdIhincu in &erthc Don 100000
Collars iuur0cn ais Scutidldnb
nddl Dem noro!ifen Srnnfrcidl &C.
brnht. mo 80 SroSent oacs tulturs
fdbi9cn Ircnls iinb nit 0~crbitiaatcn
bcitcllt luprocu.
Gie Efcrbc Der anuallcric iulrncn
riir Sclonrbciten %perlunnbt. lpcnr tic
81 miliidriidcn S%pcrotioncn nicht
bcnotbigt lpurben.
Ter %crpirflidung bcs Ylnncs
G%nglnnb's, S%eutidlanb ,%allsSubuns
germ, miro iomit aui prottiid,c @ciic
pprNcbellot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-08
8cttrSamt = niet,t tnetr ie
antiSemtIci,.

sen Hotteroomer 9cridtcritattcr
beo ltredtidl Sa9blao" ihreibt:
-. Yin poiitipcs Gr9ebniB bat Die
sebarrrhtc peutidc Grfldrung scbabt
unb oies lit bDd)it merfipiirbis: in
8ottcrpn mnd)t iih Elm llmldiuung
IN Der fcntlidcn @cinune/b emerfbar.
Sm Hde pco aricgco mar man bier
10 5ietid, anti bcutld 9eporhcu.
NQerhijS hat uIierc Stabt. nit elmer
itarfcn rutid)cu SepDlferuna. ME be-
ionbercSicbc 81 8ermnuin 9cbeat.
Yber iipem Sroteit ans Berlin acaer
bas euddlc INSTRUMENTATION lag
audi mild piel @nbrbeit. Nudl Die
&lnas ,er elaliid,c @raulumtcit iii
0urd)oit nid)r detrimental. man err
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-08
ulfter li:scrt sic iriIcben
2cfrutcn.

Ter llnipniitenfilbrcr raouig" CO.
paro Gnriph nibt in Der Sonponcr
Zines" 6lL pnB nlcbr ols 5luci Grit
rel Der IN ons cnalilfc Seer cintrctcns
Den iriid1cn Hcfrntcn bon Hitter font
men. Bic iriiden Nationaliitcu, ais
oercn Siihrcr lidl Der upllitdnbi9 ms
cn9llIdc Eager iibcrgcgan9enc ciritiac
YTcbcu" Sohn Hchmpnh nuiipiclt.
lino, 10 c1crBild) nllh Die @erbctrom>
mel gcrilbrt miro, d. Su be-
ibrc 0uut fir ibrc cn9liid)cn
Scorildcr 81 Warftc 81 trn9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-08

mar id 10 sliidlih lpieper ms Gents
a 5uriidtebrcn 81 fonnen. Seet
bin i'd in Der Mpralflaiic nit meinen
6rpei aumcrancn. meldc Su 8cibz
nadlten Oas Slid hatten. lid 9anS Dem
licben Seilanb ~auiSuopfcru burh Den
gmpiaus bc5 Subbiafonates. @ein
Gag miro, 10 @ott mil. audi bulo
fpnumcn llnp srpar nod picies Sa6r.
Snuf. tolicnb Sauf. nofmnls.
cute Ntlittcr fiir Scinc 8iitc, Die On
Den ShlpnrSeu be5ersit. Su bait
mcinc photographic 9clpiinidt.I Der
bodliu. %utcr miro tic Sir icnncn. I'D,
iclbit lpilrbc icbr gliiflid icin. Die
photographic Scrienigen 81 beiieen,
Die lid nm MIDI intereIiiercn u,o mir
@ittca tbrn. Sh pcrpe iiir Sid
uro ale mcinc 2obltbdtcr hcten. @etc
aud, mir MIDI. @ott bcbiite Sihl =
SO % 5 10 abu5i."
(Ibonncn,crss aui Die 3eitiGriit
.@ do aus Nfrifa" $50 Gents
idbrlidl unp ~Sas Nc9ertinb"
(25 Gents i%dbrlid,). 8ebraudte
Srieimarfeu rarcr Sprtc g, 4. 5. s..
s, 10 Cts. etc Slatt3inn. alto 3Ms
lpelcn lnb nnbcre 8abcu ienbe man
an: Sopalitp Of ct. Yeter Glaper.
Suacrton Slba.. Ct. @ouiS. Mo., ooer
an Die Subuaue 3peiss Office: 1889
@bitc Str.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-08

fcnnt lie an unb ipiirhigt tic. %icle
@cfanutc in Der Stnbt, Die irilbcr nuI
Die @crbilnhctcn %idiuorcn. babel mir
benn a,lf ieet p%criidlert, baS tic ilbcr
bic Sod)c gdn6 anbers pddicn uno Den
bcutid)cn Stanbplntt bcgriffcn lilo
lpilroigicn 49,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-08

lNI cue, lUcIdlc dllT Ocit Ipptu pCs
Al GbcfsAcpattcurs fiir Inter
Nv itilhurg elmer bolblpod)entlidcll
- tatholiidleu 3ciIun9 III Der
yan~bcoipradnc burd) Ibonlcmcntspcrs
9cantmortct bubcn, luaren rllr
bic pprige @ohe iolgcnpe:
20. Widrs 1915.
VI. Il. Healey. Loretto. Neb.
John Schneider. Salina. Kan.
H.. Kieser. Cardiff. Alta. Canada.
Jacob Gerber. Fowler. Kan.
+. r.. Frey. -. Louis, No. ~
Mrs. Mary Stokesbury. Wagner. ;. OAK.
John Britten. Groom. Texas.
VIM. Weinhefger. Pennington, Mimi.
Geo. VI. Stickelmaier. Metamora. Ill.
Cath. Holdgrafer. Haverhill. Iowa.
y. Schcer. Garden Plain. Kansas.
W. Raasch, Garcia Plain. Ran.
Joe Lampe. Garden Plain, Kan.
+. +. Brier. IIaliettsyille Texas.
Cornelius Schmit, Rising City, Neb.
Henry Becker. Whittemore. Iowa.
Joseph Wolken, Harlan, Iowa.
VIM Il. o'Brien. Center, y. Oak.
Anna Metz. loakum. Texas.
Mrs. Anna KOelzer. Kelly. Kansas.
Rev. John Faber, Wichita. Kan.
Frank Nieberding. Marysville. Kan.
Jos. J. Westemeier, Dyersville: Iowa.
Geo. H. Leifermann. Ola. $. OAK.
Peter Weiland. G~reenville. Wis.
Michael Keller. Germania. Iowa.
%. 8tdrs 1915.
John b. Sinner. Casselton. y. OAK.
.Iohn Schell, Rollingstone. Mimi.
John Doernkamper, Lismore Mimi.
Jos. Noggenthaier, Dubuque. Iowa.
Will &. Harrahill. Greeley. Neb.
Mrs. Peter II. Dinges, Odebolt. Iowa.
Mrs. Jacob Klein. Minneola, Kan.
Frank BortscheliSr. LeMars, Iowa.
William Lennoa. Lankin. y. Oak.
Joe Meymann. honroe city, Mo.
Jos. Betthapser. Tomah, Wis.
NJ. j. Pischke, Webster, $. Oak.
II. d.. Erdkamp. Exeter, Neb.
Jacob Linsche.d. Muscota, Wis.
Il. V. Gottschalk, Hays, Kan.
y. r. Schiltz, Bancroft. Iowa.
Miss Kate Werns;ng, Teutopolis, Ill.
John r. DeIeyc. Emmett, Kan.
Charles Hollinger. Devils Lake, y. Oak
Hub. Deblon. Castlewood, $. Oak.
Mrs: 7. J, hess: Ottumwa. Iowa.
NJ. II. Tobiu. Garner. Iowa.
j. NJ. Helm. Lodi. Wis.
+. j. Werlich. Dubuque, Iowa.
Sisters of st. Francis, tConvent), Du'
buque, Iowa.
23. MARS 1915.
Mrs. Erik. .Amhery. st. Clair. MINI.
Mrs. A.. 4. Kroger, Cold Spring, Ky.
Mary y. Kenney. Varina. Iowa.
Paul A. SITTER, Lester Prairie, MINI.
stephan Mates. Carroll. Iowa.
Hy. Reif, Carroll. Iowa.
J. $: Stumpf, Tinteh. Mimi.
4. W. Herold. Stirum, y. OAK.
A. /. Hofmaler. Fordyce, Neb.
Miss Kuth. r.. Grossmann. Chokio MINI
Mrs. VI. Rosemeyer, Sinsinawa, Wis.
r Peter NenuiG. Dubuque. Iowa.
Erik. Swedancky, Kensett, Iowa.
"a. MGr5 1915.
Mrs. John Boddicker, Watkins, Iowa.
Hy. j.. Neppl, Cakes. \. Oak.
Anthony Ham. Jr.. Willow Hill. Ill.
Anna Weidepuhl. Milwaukee,, Wis.
Mr.. John SchmitZ, Junction, Wis.
Jos. III. Christman. Seneca, Kan.
Albert Bohrer, Willowdale. Kan.
j. i. Pankan. Doniphan, Neb.
John T. Hooley. Chappell. Neb.
Mrs. L. j. Rooney. Brocton. III.
.John Rock. Council BluFs. lowa
Balthas Thillsn. Panama. Iowa.
Thos. r. Pint, Alva. Okla.
John Moelter. Sanborn, Mimi.
Walter Early. Champaign. Ill.
William Iobel. Dubuque, Iowa.
e. !. Buckley. Pipestone. MINI.
A. l.. Schneider. Cresco. Iowa.
Frk. SCHUYLER, Curlew. Iowa.
w. III. Gerdes. ST. PAT Neb.
John simon, Duncan, Okla.
o.. II. Reder, Tulsa. Okla.
i. J. storms. Gregory, =. OAK.
j.. r. Sanser. Kalispell, Mont.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-08

Mrs. G. Altfllisch. Newland. Ind.
Louisa Pickart. PEBBLES. Wis.
Ben. ArnZen. Cottonwood. Idaho.
{: W, Nuxoll. Cottonwood. Idaho.
Mrs: j. ]. Stolfa, Ardmore, Okla.
IL. III. GrOeninger. Arrow, Ore.
George Nolk. Plain. Wis.
Jacob Diderrich. North Milwaukee. Wis.
John A. Graf, Hokah, MINI.
25. Mar5 1915.
Tony A. Nebish. Phillips, Wis.
VIM. B~rockman. Lawrence. Neb.
Anna StrOminger, Wapakoneta. Ohio.
Vincent WanZek. Windsor. y. Oak.
Herman G%rummel. Carrollton. Ill.
Anton Origcr. Germania. Iowa.
Frank Fecher. Wichita Falls. Texas.
James j. Mullen, Atkinson, Neb.
F. W. G~rovyahn, Crofton. Neh.
Peter Brettnacher. Battle Ground. Ind.
r. W. Groyyahn, Crofton. Neb.
Jas. p. Thill. Sentinel Butte. y. OAK.
4. F, Schmeltzer, Round Hill, Alta, Can.
Nike Gleason. cuba. Wis.
Geo. {. kidnan, Sioux Rapids, Iowa
Bernard Nanemann, Wien. Mo.
Hy. Schroer, Lawrence. Neb.
Mat. Jensen, Ashton. Iowa.
Jos. Geisler, Mt. Sterling, III.
y. g.. Tholen, Victoria. Kansas.
20. WARS 1915.
John stephan, Walnut, Kan.
Rev. NJ. o.. Mullsne. Michael. Ill.
J.. A. Barthelme. Okarche. Okla.
Louis Lemay, Giltner. Neb.
VI. z. Trunty, Jordan. Mont.
III. III. Bunkers. Dell RAPIDS. =. Dial
Ser .6crpIb bcs SLAM.
beus" bon ct. 9uuis. mo. ihreibt:
Bic Che Catholic Sribunc" bon
Dubuque. Sa.. min slpci Nllssaben III
Der 8odIc neroffentlid,en. lpenn lie ecz
mug llnteritiisuns befommen fnnn.
Der Yreis fir Die 3pci Iussaben ipirS
$500 icin, pdbreno Die ~eirmdliae
mad, tpie Dor $500 fpitcn piiroe. 8ir
i%pil1id,en Dem ScrauSgeber eutcn Or.
fola 5u bieicm empieblenslperthcn
llnterncbmen. @s mag Elm einlcitcns
Der Shritt 5lir @riinhuns elmer englis
idleu fat6oliiden SngcsSeituna fem
uno mag n,ebr Iusiid)t ami sliidlite
Scripirfliduns bnben. als bic in zen
@iif 9efabic Sa9es5eitung in Chicago.
Die rpon eincm Hntbe o flint Gens
loren g~elcitet perben ioli". Sir fpdth>
lame Genilr lit in Chicago iton ecs
iorgt."
Nuf hns ~Nmerifanii6es
" u " 1 l I 7 w. II u y ~ l I " ~
pm Scdrnp. 81, crfldrt III
leiner Ipril Nllnmicr an coitoriellcr
STEELE: .Sn Sitbnauc. Soma. mill Sr,
Sic. @onuer ieire por5iiglihc 81:
Catholic tribune" udtritcnS Sipei Wnl
iupdcutlitl crideincn lniien. llnters
itiireu i'm feline Seicr, 10 mill CT -
pcnisitens plant er es 10 = aud ben
peiteren Shritt tbun. 81 elmer tag
lid,en Iusgabc ifreiten. @ir fonncn
MIR iuiinid,en. bab aut unierc 9cIer,
3lnmal bic, Die licber cnsliid, lcien.
iid iiir bieies llnterncbmcn intcrciiies
rem unn burh cine SubItription elmer
iflieBlih tdslid,en 3citrns auf Die
geille belfen."
lluieren beipcn GoQeecu aus Niis
iolrri unb SQinois berSlihen Sanf fiir
ibrc Inertenuung!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-08

Sas criubrcn Die Sraien hes
iriibten @eiid,tS; bic .IdoGcu iiir
Iues" liuo meiltcns fir nidis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-08
%. WGr3 1915.

John Stephan, Walnut. Kan.
Leo Westhof. Walnut. Kan.
Rev. VI. o. Mullane. Michael. Ill.
l.. A. B%arthelme. Okarche. Okla.
Louis Lemay. Giltner. Neb.
VI. E. Trunty. Jordan. Mont.
III. III. Bunkers. Dell Rapids, 8. Dial
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-08

4 che. lucld,c auf Den Nppcl bcs
GhcieHcpattcurs fiir Inter
y itilhurg elmer balbmpd)cntlidcu
r fathuliideu 3citung in Der
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-07-02
PADUS.

H. Snider was to Wabeno Thursday
Ed. Rogge was to Wabeno Wednes-
day.
Ed. Hammes was to Laona on bust
ness Thursday.
J.H. Hammes was to Wabeno Tues
day and Wednesday.
Mrs. John Van Beck and children
went 10 Green Bay Tuesday.
Edmund Thompson of Pulcifer visit
ed with friends here Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Cameron and
daughter and Bernice Hawley of Chica-
90 arrived Tuesday to spend the sum-
mer at their cottage at Trump lake.
Mrs. w. E. Case and children of
Crandon, Mrs. Gus Cook and children
of Gillett, Mrs. Weldon of Chicago and
Mrs. Geo. Pinneo and children of Gary,
Ind, arrived Friday 10 spend several
weeks at their cottages at Trump lake.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-07-02
FARMERS INSTITUTES FOR
FALL AND WINTER 1856

Do you wish Farmers Institute
during the coming fall or winter? II
so. application should be made at once
to the Department of Farmers lnsti-
tutes, C. P. Norgord, Supt., Madison,
Wis.
The Farmers Institutes are cond1ct-
ed by successful farmers who have
had long experience in studying and
presenting the best n ethods Of farm
ing and in practicii g the same on
their own farms. ] hese men have
witnessed the growth of scientific ag-
riculture during the past 15or 20 years
and have presented and practiced each
new phase as it has appeared. They
are thus thoroughly familiar with the
best agricultural methods and present
the same in forceful and interesting
manner.
Specialists in various lines Of work
from the State Experiment Station
and elsewhere also appear on the pro-
gram. These two types of men insure
programs of practical and scientific
merit presented in popular form.
A very large number of Farmers
Institutes were held last year, yet all
of the demands could not be supplied
1t is therefore important to make APP
plica tions early.
Address all communications co
C. P. Norgord, Supt.,
Farmers Institutes,
Madison, Wis,
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-07-02

highway of this state, shall be pro-
vided with efficient brakes and an ade-
quate bell, horn or other signal device,
and it shall be unlawful for any per-
son to use any signal device which
shall not produce an abrupt sound
sufficiently loud to serve as an adequate
warning of danger, and it shall be un-
lawful for any person operating any
motor vehicle or motor cycle to make
or cause to be made any unnecessary
noise with any such bell, horn or
other signal device, or to use the same
except as warning of danger. The
use of siren horns except upon motor
vehicles in charge of the police and
fire department of cities and upon hos
pital ambulances and fire insurance
patrol, is hereby prohibited.
Operation without owners consent;
penalty Section 1636-52m. l. Any
person who shall take, use and oper-
ate any automobile, motor Cycle or
other similar motor vehicle upon any
public highway of this state without
the consent of the owner thereof shall,
upon conviction thereof, be punished
by Imprisonment in the state prison
not more than five years, or by i'm
prisonment in the county jail or work
house not more than one year, or by
fine of not more than one thousand
dollars, or by both such fine and i'm
prsonment in the discretion of the
court.
When two cars meet along the
country roads where they are too mar
row for the cars to pass each other it
is urged that the following rules be OBJ
served: Two signals means for the
other car to come ahead, one signal
means TO stop until the other car
passes.
In going along the streets in town
the driver of the car should give a
signal $50 it. from each crossing.
In going around sharp curve on
any road the driver should blow the
horn continually until past the curve.
These rules are given and published
in the hope of preventing accidents
and anyone violating any of the rules
will be prosecuted to the full extent
of the law
WABENo ADVANCEMENT ASSOCIATION,
M. j. QUINLAN,
j. B. MALLoW,
c. F. RIETz,
Committee.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-07-02
RAINFALL AND CROPS,

WHY are crops of Wisconsin SO much
more consistent than those of many
states-that is, why is there SO much
less variation in yield here than else
where? There is practically as much
rainfall in central Illinois and in Wis
consin. and yet the variation of yield
there is UNNECESSARILY greater than in
Wisconsin. Why?
Few give proper consideration to
seepage and evaporation in consider
ing this matter of the effect of rain
fall upon crops. Both OF these ele-
ments are variable. In the warmer
climates evaporation is much greater
than in the cooler climates. a hot
wind in the southwest will often
svaporate as much moisture in a day
as will escape in month in Wisconsin.
Not only is evaporation less in Wis
consin, but the rainfall is more season
able here than in many states. This
applies especially to the upper coun-
ties where the rainfall is much less in
early spring and much greater in the
heated period of summer than in other
regions. This midsummer rainfall
goes more extensively into the sol
than at earlier periods when the
ground is already saturated or per.
haps frozen, and this midsummer rain
fall comes when the crops are growing
and ready to avail themselves of it.
Still another reason why Wisconsin
rainfall is more effective lies in tn,
practices common to the state in com
parison with the corn and grain states
Here we make practice of plowing
under vegetable matter This result
in the accumulation of a large per
centage of humus [decaying vegetabl
matter] which has a water holdin,
capacity Of several times that of ordi
nary soil. This addition of vegetabl
matter is consistent with the dairi
and livestock industries. Another ad
vantage of the northern region is tina
the frosts of winter loosen the groun
and open it for the reception of water
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-07-02

When your subscription to any of the
daily papers expires, you can save mon
ey order fees, postage and trouble of
writing by renewing through the
ADVERTISER office.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-07-02

County OF FOTeSI
|, A. E. Lawrence, Cashier, of the
above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the foregoing statement is true
to the best of my knowledge and belief.
A. E. Lawrence, Cashier.
Correct Attest: M. j. Dickinson,
j. g. Mallow, Directors.
(Notarial SeaD
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 1st day of Judy, 1915.
j. E. Himley, Notary Public
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-07-02
Official Publication)
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
LAONA STATE BAN X

located at Laona, State of Wisconsin,
at the close of business on the 23rd day
of June 1915 pursuant to call by
the Commissioner of Banking.
RESOURCES
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-10-22

A copy of the Dallas Texas)
News has been received at this
Office containing the announce
ment that Bartlett Sinclair is visit
ing in that city 1t appears from
the item that Dallas was Mr.. Sim
clair's home 26 years ago and that
his father and two brothers are
buried there. The item states
that Mr.. Sinclair settled in Dallas
in the 80 and practiced law, and
that he moved TO Idaho in 1890.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-10-22


Mrs. Noble. accompanied BY be,
sou' was 10 town Wednesday on he,
way back to Spokane by auto. after q
v'sit-With her daughter, Mrs. WIN.
Dlnoyan st Athol. Mrs. Noble
formerly resided there.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. chambari, Mr..
aud Mrs. Lester Harris and Eruest
hieler made trip in Mr.. Kiefer,s
car 10 CoIville, WASH, last Saturday.
70 visit friends. They returned Mon
day evening.
Paul GLADSTONE. who is now travel
ing salesman for smoking tobacco
concern, has been Ia town several
times the past week while showinu
MS goods In this vicinity. He uses
an auto.
j. NJ. Owen rode to Careywood
wood Tuesday TO recover one OF his
cattle which was being driven of by
a man who was taking herd north
his horses, recently missing, were
located at Otis.
Joe Ashley of Spokane Bridge.
morse buyer for the Spokane assemb
ling center for shipment to Europe
was 10 town Wednesday and went
from here to Athol with DR.. O. g.
Farnsworth to look at some horses in
that locality.
.. G. Trueblood, former employe in
Meyers furniture store here, writes
that he has secured a position In a
general store at Steptoe, Wash, and
his family Joined him there on the
10th. Oliver reports crops good at
Steptoe this year.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. M. Lavender and
members of the Presbyterian choir
went to wildwood, suburb OF Spokane,
last Sunday afternoon. and sang at
the evanRellstic meeting conducted
by Rev. G. G. Smith. The trip was
made 10 automobiles.
f. L. RunYon, f. L. Farnsworth
and c. W. Culp departed Saturday
night over the Northern Pacific via
Butte, Montana, to attend the annual
sessions of the grand encampment
aud grand lodge Of Idaho, I. o. o. F.
at Idaho Falls. They represent the
local lodges. The delegation is ex-
pected home tomorrow.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-10-22
Personal Mention.

s. E. Fleming made trip to Spo-
kaue last Saturday.
Mrs. H. Knudson was in town
Wednesday from Spokane.
Don't forget to read Larsen's ad.
and note the attractive prices.
Miss Ruth Schuldt was a Spokane
visitor Saturday of last week.
Attorney c. Fl. Potts was visitor
from Occur d'Alene last Saturday.
Melvin Morris left the first Of the
week for Palouse to buy a team OF
horses.
Be sure to read the Rathdrum
Grain g. Supply company's bargain
offer.
E. F. Conklin, justice of the peace
Of Spirit Lake, was In town last
Saturday calling on friends.
A. L. Paullin and J. Stoddard
motored over from Belmont Wednes-
day on a business trip.
Daniel Martin arrived the latter
part of last week from Douglas,
WASH, to visit his children.
+. o. Hill is reported to have COM
pleted his land clearing contract for
DR.. Hollister at North Pole spur.
The Reading Circle will hold a
Pantry Sale at Remer's old stand on
Market Day., Saturday, Oct. %.