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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-27

Die 6IesnaIssriasamixss bu &atis
naIsereinisnns iinbeti i'm Ronat
Jnmi itatt.

Der Rational MtcIeToie yiqupr
OeoIerg QiIpeiation sefdnt e. au.
genf6<tuIi& IN Cincinnati, benn pbs
eIeih bie 6errsn erif DOT penissu
Sahren bitr sur GeuerulperiammIuuo
auidmmenaespmmeH tportn. Derbtn
lie 5ir 20. Sabrssipnuention ipiebers
nm bei uns ginfebr balten. Disis
aonpentipn finbet an ben 1osen beS
g.. 8. uab 10. Suni 1915 i'm 4oiel
Sinton jiait. g}rdfbent <Gamuei
Woolner il. Bat bas folgenbe, aus
eincinnotiern beitebenbe arronsez
inents aonmiiiee srnunnt:
SuIius W. Jrsiberg. Wur Grid,
Walter alsin, Srpin 8. Weitbeimsr.
Clarence q. mad, Ssrbert 6offbeimsr,
Carl 9. BRIT. Gsorse Diebl. 0orr
fielb 5raasr, Sibnep 9lein, 6. WiIs
Isr. Gjeo. u. Distsrls, 6. Wiaurb
Muper. SObn 8. Jinn unb Jreb.
Shfpend.
DIR ausihub orsanifirte fih es'
fern Ndhmittag burh Mabl bts
6errn 6. g. priB gum 0oriiser, Srs
pin r. Weitbeimsr gum @i5tpcriibfr
unb Suiius 20. Jrsibtrs gum Geires
tdr. Gs ipurbsn bic llnterausfHiiiis
ernannt. bic an oas 9eneral Rome
mittse am Donnsrstas btretts 5u
beritten bdben. Die 3uidmmenlinft
iinbet nm 1915 glittags I'm 9otfI
eibion itdit. Die llnterausf4iHe
iebtcn fih folesnO.rmaben 5uiammsn:
Rsslame. = Sibnsp alein, Wors
iiBsnber; s5reb. eapsnd. War 6iri4.
5otels. - g. g. WiItr, Dor,
iibsnbsr; Srbin !. Wsitbtimer. Jnz
Illus D. fFreibsrg.
llnterbaltuneen. Cigar 1rsis
berg, @orfibsnbsr; Garfield Srdssr.
6. Willarb Wahsr.
llnterbaltune.n fir bic Sdmen. -
ssrpin r. geeitbeim.r, 0oriibenber;
!6.rbert Soffbsimsr, SEQ. u. OieisrIe.
Conformation. - Clarence g. Wad,
@orfieenbtr; Carl 9. prit; Sohn
8. Sinn.
g}reif.. - Geo. Gi.bl, @oriibsnbsr;
'sreb. Shpend, Sibn,p Sfttn.
qroaramm. - Mar 9irTh, Wprs
iibsnbsr; Sibnsp alsin. SuIius %.
SSreiberg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-27

srIaiTsn:
Gin ftinblidsr areuser bombur'
|bir!s am sonntas stpsi 00rftr III
RurIunb. 0bns aber ettpas bamit 3u
|etrsidtn.
Bel 1dsesanbru4 mari sin Sep
ptIin msbrtre @ombsn auf 9iaIpaui,
obne abr srobsn edabsu ansurif'
ten
I'm ben anrpatbsn idiugen mir
an "a. fsinbIids glasriffs uuf bic 3D.
ben in pOIsn suriid, 5n Der Ri9tuus
auf Strp bseunn ON "a. unb %. cine
bftiss s6Iadt. bic nod I'M BdHss
|iit.
Am iibrisen 9bsil Der Jrpnt bas
ben nur bic iibIidsn artilIsrisssfs&t.
itniigefunbtn.
.llnlers JlOits I'm G6par5sn Wlor
bombaroiris en- SOnnias bic Sorts
an Der einfabrt in ben Hosporus. Gin
in Der M.sr.nss Iisssnbss Spanseri9ifi
,rpiberis in ffipadr wtiit bus
Teue..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-27
SADne Weid)id)te.
Mit Der WobItbdtistsit
pirb In pari's srober
@ a, M uhsfn

- W ~ ~ ~ - ~ W. -.
paris. %. 9lpril. Die su|iiss
tsb5rbe bat Ii6 aui Grunb Der snhs
rsihen gefdipsrben ptranlabt sefebtn,
cine llnieriuhung befreffs Der fsit
ausbruh bts strissss gseriinbstsn
Observation-Disclosures angus
ittasn, bic mad BEN .Uldin4 bic iibtrs
rafdsnbe abatiads srssbsn bat, bab
BON 147 berartissn Grsanilationsn
76 Ghpinblsr finb unb 80 BON Gtus
ten aeleitst iperbsn. bic sntrpebtr
turs DOT cher unmittsl6ar mad Der
Wobilifiruna aus Strafnnitalien ents
Iaiisn lpcrbsn iparen. 3psi bisisr
ioa. pbilantbropen batten bic btIons
bsrs aufmerfiamfsii Der 8eb6rbeH ere
reet. Diefsfben ipuren Bel 4usbru4
hes arieaes 10 arm ME cine EirHens
nlaus unb isbt babtn tie 6dnisr in
Der Stnbt unb 9iIen auf bem qons
be, fnbreu In slsgauten guips uno
bolieu In Der perfhptnberiI9ittn
Wsife pffsn Sdus. Seiibsm lie I'M
eepismb.r ibr .gDobiibdiist,itssss
ihdft@ anssfnnesn, finb bic Ginudhs
men ME ipaniasr als 1000 i5ranes
ls400) per Gag sstptfeu. StlbIi bic
Stiimper unter ben aWpbftb1iern4
perfiiaen iibsr tGgIite ginnnbmsn
BON 500 iyrancs. msrihisbtns Der
2lnitalitn Ihiden aolettorsn aus.
bic 30 grDssnt apmmiiIion erbalisn
unb fin babel reht suiifeben. bsnn
Tie perbisnea BON $50 Bis 30 i'm 9a1.
Die ShpinbItr hnbsn ss psriianben.
DON prpminsntsn WGnneru unb i5r1us
en- bic grlaubnib aur 9enubung ibs
rer Qainen Az erfpirieH unb bieIs pers
lrtnben Tie bann nls 1edmantsl fir
ibr fnuberes GelDsrbe. Cine frimis
nalgsrihiliHs 9erfolsuns III, ME
Maiin iaei. singslsiiet.
Tl5rber pom Q 9iffgsbeft.
Qonbon. 26. 2fpril. = Der
syiaIitnsr 6enrb 5Iorsniini. tsr i'm
Gtodte ssIlinpis sineu Wcrb begans
gen babsu fOIl, tpurbe haiis IN etbons
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-27
Eabtsn mnb 0eaepae.

Snr 8ep. 9erriib ppn DAMON
III ssit.rn gum geiud, ieinss Sobusf
Geo. s. Serrifh naa Tacoma, @dfb.
abssreiit.
5err g. 81. Wbiie bon Cincinnati
ipiro bsute 4bsnb in Der Duptpn 5rei'
maursrsaoss cine gorlsfung EaItsH.
= 0as MeaiuIsp Council be,
S0ttsr 9lmsritas pon Ysllpsue pirt
am 13. Wlai, 9lbsnbs, in Der Jratsr.
nal SuIIe Elm gudreipisI berauitalt.n
= Der @eiunbbeiisraib pirb bisfs
Wo6s sine Sibuns abbaltsn. I'm an
Stelle beg 5errn 9ouis Julpellsr
ipslder betanntlid in ben Stab!ratt
sspablt uurOt, sinen TadfOle.r gu .r'
wdblen.
- 0as Strdbsnsaommiiies Don
Oapion bat ssftsrn gnss5rte fir BIZ
Oeluns Der Straben eeGffnst. Wau
slaubi, bab bic aussuben ii@ aui
$4,000 bslaufsn iperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-27
gsu,s ShsatsrHnterue6men

Sn Columbus 1T aeltern bic Sbea.
ters Operation 60. nit einem attieH'
fnpiial BON $35 900 inforporirt NOR
oen ino Slpar oilrd Die Serren Rl.
AeIpb g. Spnida, ebsparb Sart iins
5arrn Sort. Ter 8iped lit Die Or
aaniiirlino eines gnuoeDiIle Circuit,
Der sDnli5ig erobe Stdote airfniien
ioa. srot oes serineeu sfftierfapi-
tails ioI es lid nm EN- @iIIioneni,n.
teruebuleH banoetrL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-27

Rapitdnlcutnant Sbitr,
Ttfbsr bat Die 8shSrsss
In biefsm Sinnt
beud dbrid,ttaf.

DC q ~ ~ ].
2 DaibinstpM .. g., 26, 2lpril.
Rapitdnlsutnant 1bierfslbsr, b.r
Rommanbsur bss beutfheu 5ilfs.
frtusers aronprins Wilbefm bat an
Wcntas Nohmiitas ben Gdfenbtams
ten 6amiltun in Hefpport Nsips. 0a..
formen bapon unterriHtet, bab tr
Iein Sniff fir bic Darsr bss Rrie
ees in amsriionifhen Gepdhsrn In,
terniren tperbe
Der 9ompFsr mar I'm Worins
gtdbliIIement reparirt iporben unc
bate fpSbrenb bts 1asss anssfanssn
5to6fsn an gorb au ns6men, ais un.
srirartst bic glntiinbisung gefndh
ipurbe, bab bas G4iff tntsrnirt tpsr.
ben piirbe.
Der .RronprinS Wilbtlm1, Der am
II. 2lpril in Hspport Rsps. ansam.
nadosm Ct aht Monate ouf bcter Gse
slsebratt, in ip,idxr 3eii er ID 6dn'
bslsbdmpfer 5sritSrt bat, ipirb I'M Wla.
rinebsaubOf bon NorfoIt intsrnirt
iperbtn unb bic Offi,isre unb Mldnns
i9of.tn biirfen iia in ben Gt6Sisn b.r
llmgebuns BON Sdmpton Rodns untsr
berieibsn 8ecinsunssn, tpit tie Sfiis
Siere unb Mannidnfisn bss .prin;
Gitel Uriebrid" fret bsipegsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-27
Gimem sd,dbeI6rndi erIessu.

Grau Sopbi. Wliller ipurbs ssitsrn
gormittas in beirubtlofsm 3uiidnt
DON gahbartn in ibrsr Wobnung, Rc.
929 Wobafpt pIats sefunbsn uni
itorb auf bem transport na8 BEN
itGbttidtn 6oipital. Mis Coroner Or,
iSosrtmepsr ieiiittlIts. mar fyrau WiiIs,
sinsm Sddbelbru6 srIesen. ben fl
pabonestrassH bate, ala iie bon 6er5'
irGmpfen befnlIsn ipurbe unb su Ho'
ben etftiirst mar,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-27
seimen gsrleannaen erIeaeu.

Der 35 sabre aItt gitolaus Giafa,
biuo BON go. 317 OF 5. Gtrobe erlae
ssftsrn i'm itabtii6xn 0oIpiial ben
@ttlsbunaen, bic CT am Gonnias ba'
ppneeirassn bate, ols sr BON sintm
Qlutomobil an Der 8. unb Gpeamor.
Sirabs nisbsrssrannt iporben mar,
Dad Der aHgabt Der poliSsi baitl
bas alutomobiI bic 2i,slsnummer
66814.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-27
2ofal Geridt.
spaneefiide 9sbilippHstirdJs
(9aitor Or. q. 8. Iorn.l

On Der gbiIippussemeinbe fano
gcitern airfenratbsmdbI ifott, Die
folgen6es HeiuItat ergnb; ErdiioeHt,
Is. .. &aiemeier; Sefret1r, ssobu
soiieler; Sdnsmedter, Sobu arued
slelieIter, GbiI. @agermnn; Truitees
Is. Srnn5reb imb sllbert Gderliu;
goriteber, y. aiinee ilnD Sofob @eb.
ringer. iSerner fnno aeitern abeao
Die lnonntIide @eihdftsperiamlung
oes airfenrntbs itatt iltlb Der Seuior
Siigenoperein bate einen llrterbol.
tingsnbenS fir feline Wfitslieber ar
rangirt. gs iDurbe Elm Invertebrates
YrogranIw ourdgefiibrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-27
Sic aaiirten sebeH iid nod i'm
mer ale Wabe,
StoIien in ben ariss bin
sinsusiebsri.

H.
/ Rom. 20. Qpril. Jn Der italisnis
lIhsn preiie pirb cine snsrsiife Ram
|pasns in SntersHs Der aaiirtsn
lsefiibri. sdsli6 sridsin.n in ben ita-
IlisniI6sn 3fitungsn Gspsidsn aus ct.
Yettrsbura in bsnsn Sialien seiparn!
/ ipirb, bab Is alles ptrlisr,n lpiirbe.
|irtnn es niht balo in ben 2riss eins
Isrsifs. gs ipirb triIdrt, Ddb bis 4ls
liirten, i'm Tl[ls iis iissrsi4 iein
follien, nihis an cine neuiraie Wahi
lgsbtn ipii,bsr, bic. in ben Wprtsn bee
fran3oiiIttn Diplomaisn Julss Cams
ben, .Iid betili, BEN Sieser 81 Ollie
|5I fommer."
Die 3eitunssn brudtn auh 4rsiteI
Der 9,ariisr prsfe ob, in bsnen q ers
sfdrt pirb, bab bic 8stbeiIiguns Stas
Ilisns an benz Rriege bsporitebe. De-
pejfsn aug 2onbpn iassn, baB Der
bprtiee iialisniihs goii9afier Mdr-
quis Smperiati i'm gegriffe lei, sinsn
0ertr1s 5u unisrsti9nen, ourd ben
StaIisn ii9 psrpfIi&te, nit ben Iais
|irt.n sfmeinfdaitli3e ea6s su mos
den.
OtaIeih bic Dtpeften aug Berlin
|unb Disn iiber bieie Mnssisssnbsit ne.
gen Der in jsnsn Gtibisn s.ubten Gsns
fur In porfiHiisersm zOn dbssfabi
|jiab, ei.bi man fim bod BON bort aus
ale wsiik, bisfsr aampasns sntsessn'
suipirisn. Die bisiissn RsprdIsntanisn
Der 9srlinsr uHb Wisntr 3eituuasn
| jinb iebr attip, unb fe p<riu4sn, ben
Ginbrud su erfpedsu, bab ale n5ibigsn
WtdBrtgsln ersriffsn ipiirben, nm 5tas
Iien gu berbinbern. fsine Weutralitdi
dufsuasbtn. Gs ipirb trlldrt, bah
SeIisrrsi9 am Gnbe Don Der RotbDeHs
bigt.it iibsr,susi ipsrbsn piirbe. tsrris
Itorials aonSsiIionsn an Stdlisn 81
maiden, islbii rpenn 9sutfdlaub ee'
sipunsen iein iofI!s, Ositerrsid mi.
baperiiacm obsr idIeIiidsm Gsbisi ~
entIdabietn. 1batfddIin iinb ubsr
tetn,rlei geptiis fir bic Riaiisteil
folder g.ridts porbanbtn. Nlss, pas
|sefdst iptrbsn fam, III. bab bic lln'
IstrbanbIungen nod i'm Gunse iinb unn
iibsr iis bas ftrsnsite 0ebsimnib Be.
ipubrt ipirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-27

mouth BON benz Dampfsr 6bbuIpes
bsrabsebolt, auf bsm Il am l. aprtI
BON Sem Orleans ous feline JluHt
bsiptrtitefIiat bafte. Der 2tlesrapb
mar naiiirIih fdbntIIer. Der Damn
ipurbe nnh aonbon biz su fsiner
atusIisfsruns ins GsfdnGntb esbraft.
Jtalien nnb Ceitfterreid)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-27
Fred A. Ers chell,
eeidenbsiiatter nnb GinbaIiamirer
tn. yorR Str. 2lesppcrt, ,Sp.

Selepbpn: ecuib So une Gsuib 26e6.
aieraHbria cfiio. eilaEo Sos Z ?
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-27

linier gsert In SamiItpn II
S,err GbmarS Brad, 449 Sib Uinfte
Strahs. @en Eel. 476 o., Spms
YbOue 1881 a.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-06
FIVE POINTS.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
(By Viola Spiegelberg.)
Tom Bass had a barn raising Fri
day.
Albert Philips filled his silo Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. George Curtis visited at Her
man Schwantes' one day last week.
Mrs. Grace Kidd of LOOmis, S. D.,
visited her cousin Mrs. Dan Curtis
last Sunday afternoon and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. Reynolds spent
Thursday afternoon with Martin Rey-
nOlds and family.
Otto Spiegelberg is building wall
for new chicken house, and Dan and
George Curtis, a new machine shed.
Our teacher, ARGUS Calkins was un-
able to teach school few days Of last
week on account of being i'll. Mrs
George Curtis substituted in his place
The school board has purchased a
new teachers desk and globe, which
will add greatly in making the school
an up-to-date one.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-06
PLATTEVILLE.
The Witness SAYS:

The Witness says:
John Udelhoven of Harrison, ran a
squirrel into a hollow tree the other
day. He shook the tree, thinking the
squirrel would come out. Instead, his
efforts brought down lot of snakes,
which he killed and piled up. COntin-
uing his efforts to get the squirrel, he
was surprised to see more snakes
escaping from the hole at the top. He
continued the killing and when he was
done he had siXty-seven snakes to his
credit, besides a large quantity OF
snake eggs in various stages of hatch
ing. The story is vouched for. The
occurrence took place on Albert Van
Natta's farm.
Fritz Hoppe has struck a six inch
sheet of pure zinc ore on his land
southwest of the city. The ore was
struck at a depth of sixteen feet. 1t
looks like a big find.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-06
LITTLE GRANT.
Special Correspondence to the Herald.
(By Burnell COOley.)

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
(By Burnell Cooley
VIM. Welsh bought cattle last week.
Isaac Hensley visited few days last
week with his friend, Lutte Garthwaite.
Peter Rooney and George Henry had
a barn raising last Saturday.
Jack Heurley visited few days with
his friend, Lutte Garthwaite.
Clarence Cooley and family were
Lancaster callers last Saturday.
Henry Henkel has his corn crib and
hen house nearly completed.
Charles and Burnell Addison are
building silos.
Chas. Kaap threshed at John Holen-
bergers.
Mrs. Emil Pagenkopf visited her pa
rents last week.
Charles Jeidy is threshing at Wood
man.
Joe Pendleton has bought thresh-
ing outfit. He is threshing now.
Ike Garthwaite and VIM. Welsh de
liyered hogs to Lancaster last week.
Harry and Edna Ball visited at Chas.
Jiedy's, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scott and Mrs.
John Jeidy have gone TO Dakota to
visit Frank Jeidy and wife.
Mrs. Schorman, of Dubuque, visited
her daughter, Mrs. John Gull, last
week.
Frank Morrow is taking treatments
at Schade's sanitarium for rheuma-
tism.
Mrs. Arthur Mayne returned home
after a few weeks visit with her pa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-06
BAGLEY.
Special Correspondence to the Herald.
(By z. E. Culver)

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
(By E. E. Culver)
George Harris was calling in Prairie
du CHEN, Monday.
Mrs. James Horribly and Mrs. Roda
Willard were in Cassville, Monday.
Lee Wood went to Glen Haven
Tuesday
John Keller was a passenger on the
Z o'clock north, Wednesday.
Frank Rerby and young Mr.. Wade
we're i'll Prairie du Chen, Thursday.
Paul Weed went to st. Paul last
Tuesday on the 4 o'clock train.
Lulu Glass was in Prairie Du CHEN
to her music class, Thursday.
sadie Beer and Claude Quarterman
returned from Dakota last week.
Miss Susie Oswald was in Wyalus-
ing last week, taking orders for G. P.
{. goods
1t is reported that the ground on
the ridge at BrodtviIle was white with
snow Sunday night.
Jim HavilIe caught the champion
pickereI of the season the other day.
It weighed 1872 lbs.
Nate Brown and wife spent last
week visiting relatives and taking in
the fair in Lacrosse.
Dave Beard returned from Sisseton,
s. D., Monday, where he has been help
ing at threshing. He says they are
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-06
Words ENDING In mOuah.U

Note this list of words ending in
ough. the pronunciation of the more
obscure words being here added, SO
far as is ascertainable from the die
tionaries: Messrs. Cough {gof, HOugh
(huf) and ClOugh (cluH, though tough
enough. thought through the day that
they would visit Mr.. BrOugh (broo),
who. having hiccough Chickup) and a
cough, lived in clough (cluf or clou),
with plenty of dough and tame
clough (chuf) kept near a plough in a
rough trough hung to bough over a
Tough Qoch). At slough (sluf) of the
bank into the slough slew injured
his thoroughbred's hOugh hock).-St.
Louis Post-Dispatch.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-06
The News says:

The News says:
John Mcdonald of Fourth street
who underwent an operation at the
Mayo Brothers hospital at Rochester
Mimi, returned home Monday. He is
greatly improved in health.
The Gath anniversary of the Rebek-
ah degree of Odd Fellows was observed
by the local order, Tuesday evening.
A program was given, after which re
freshments were served.
While practicing football in the Min
ing school team, Bill Poad was kicked
in the head near the eye, injuring it
so that it was necessary to have two
stitches taken.
Helping Platteville to grow. This
time it's Mr.. Charles Roberts of Ian
caster, purchaser of the Cordingly
house on North Court street. Mr..
Roberts and family take possession
about Oct. goth. w. c. Forehand closed
the deal.
1t will be but a few days until the
new library building is completed. 1t
is modern with the best of material
used in the structure both on the eX-
terror and interior, and is a building
that the people of our city may be
proud of as we'll as those who have
the building in charge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-06
Easy Rule to Remember.

"How much a year does it cost to
support a wife nowadays?" the young
man asked.
"Oh." replied the elder, anything
from $1,000 to $4,000 or so!''
'Bit vague that, isn't it?"
''No. It always costs a man all he
has, and about ten times as much as
welI."-Stray Stories.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-06
Vista Ken identity.

ooh, doctor, he growled so savagely
1 was sure he was mad even before he
went on in such a biting way"
81 beg pardon, madam, but is it your
large dog or your small pet one you
are speaking OFF"
"Law, doctor, it isn't my dog I am
talking about. It's my husband" -Bal-
timore American.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-06
Alaska.

After the purchase of Alaska several
names were suggested for the new pos
session, among them Walrussia, Amer
lean Siberia, Zero Islands and POlariO.
The name now used was proposed by
Charles Sumner, who stated it to be
that bestowed by the Indians them
selves and given to Captain Cook with
the information that it signified ''the
great a.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-06
Studies In Still Life.

81 want a few colored illustrations
Of beets and tomatoes"
"Life size?'' inquired the artist.
Catalogue SIZE" replied the seeds
man, with a significant smile.-LOuis-
vile Courier Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-06

rents. Mrs. Dan Hoffman accompanied
her for a short visit.
Mrs. Lewis Cooley and Helen, Miss
Matte Palmer, and Mrs. Ed Govier at
tended the school board convention at
Lancaster, Wednesday.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-12-11
Member Of the Associated Press.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1915.
NO PROSPECT OF ECONOMY.

The submission of estimates by the vari-
Gus departments of the federal government
encourages no hope of return to that sim
pIicity and economy which BELTS demo
cratic government which the Baltimore
platform pledged Every department wants
more money than was appropriated for
1916, although, after the deficiency appro-
priations made necessary by the failure of
the last congress to pass II of the great
supply bills are voted, the expenditures for
the years 1915 and 1916 will exceed any in
the history of the government, being S177,-
100000 more than those of the last Repub-
lican congress, whose ''prohigate waste of
money wrung from the people by oppres-
sive taxation" was denounced by the Bal
timore platform and by every Democrat of
low or high degree throughout the United
States in the campaign of 1912 The esti-
mate for 1917 exceeds that of any year ex-
! cept 1863
The statement that the increase is al
most wholly due to the administration
plans for military preparedness Is not true
fhp net military increase is but $4,000
coo and the net naval increase but ST0,-
100000. This constitutes only $96,000,-
600 of the $1T0,0OO0O increase over the
extravagant appropriations for 1916. Fur
thermore, the estimates for some purposes
are too low. The postal service estimate
for 1917 is S10,000,000 less than expendi-
lures for 1916, as reported by the treasury
! Il
erals estimate is always several millions
below the appropriation and there is
usually an additional deficiency to be cared
for. The legislative estimate is but little
over half that for last year. The few de
creases are more than balanced by in
creases everywhere else. The 64th will be
yond question be known as the most expen
sive congress in the history of the govern
ment.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-12-11
Worlds Record Beaten With
Continental Gluten

Duchess Skylark ormsby is a Hol-
stein-Fresian COW owned by Axel
Hansen Of Wood Lake farm, near
Minneapolis, he being the secretary
and treasurer of the National Dairy
Hcrdsman S association, with head
quarters ut Minneapolis. Duchess
Ormsby during the period in which
the test was being made, maintained
IN average butter fat record of
t32 per cent; ate less than 20
pounds OF grain a day, consuming
only grains within reach Of every
dairyman. and remained in perfect
health throughout the test period.
Supervision of the tests was under
the direction of IA experts from the
Minnesota and Wisconsin experiment
tai stations
In testimony to the value Of the
Continental Gluten, Mr.. Hansen has
written in part, as follows:
1.-THE new world record COW,
Duchess Skylark Ormsby, has been
given as a ration, your gluten four
times a day, during the years test.
She will have about 1.2o4 pounds Of
butter fat and 27.SO0 pounds of
milk, thus beating the former world
record by 2s pounds of butter fat.
''The Duchess is the first cow in
the world to produce over 1000
pounds of butter fat, and there has
been but one other COW that ever
passed the 100 pound mark. -
&. CROSBY s. co.
New England Agents.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-12-11
ouNrl4tit.B
THE MOT Gle

The motorcycle is loud and uninter-
rupted noise driven by goggle-eyed
maniac. Next to falling down the back
stairs with an armful of wood or being
fired within ten minutes OF closing
time, 1t is the swiftest means of loco
motion ever discovered.
The motorcycle is the cheapest
known method of transportation ex-
cept riding four nights week in some
friend s automobile. One gallon of gaso-
lene will enable 1916 motorcycle to
cover more ground and kill more White
Leghorn hens than an eight-cylinder
car driven by a chauffeur with q case
of doublebarreled astigmatism. The rea-
son for this is that the average hen
mistakes the footsteps of the motor
cycle for those of a traction engine and
fails to discover her error until sep
arated from her breath and pin feathers.
Some mCtorcyclists manage to decapi-
tate four hens for every mile of ground
covered, which has soothing effect up
on the farmer and causes him to lay in
wait at the next corner with a shot gun
loaded with rock salt.
The motorcycle is run by powerful
hoarse-throated gasolene engine which
can be started from the seat by pedal
ing energetically for forty minutes
and then running mp the road to the
protected by The Ada