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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-15

iDOrbsH feien uip. Gs fei ia natiirli5,
bob jeber Feline befOnbere @eihidIihs
teit babe, uuf bic er pertraue, ebenio
babe jeoer 9esHer befonbere 9eipobHs
feiten, uno man lei eben barauf dngss
ipleien ipie beim iFe6ten, bic Sdfpdfe
Oes 9esners beraus3uIinbsn unb ihn
eementIpre6eub gu 2etbe 81 gshen.
Qnmdbli6 lernt man bic sinSslner
Segner tennen. 60 sr5dblt Dberleuts
nnnt 81 :, bab Der BON ibm am Tnge
3upOr abgei4ofens 5ii6rer nit ibm
3ulammengetroffen iei unb ibn idbit
Elm paar W2al au f9leuuiger eaHnung
ge5pungen babe, bo Jpn cine aabss
bemmung ON Wafdinenseipebr ipsbrs
los md9te.
lnb Dus mub 1eute ein Jlieger
Giles leilten, gegeniiber bem, mas I'M
5rleoen errpartet unb Osrldngt naroes
Oamals mar bas grrsi6en eiues be-
itlmmten 3ieIes obne unfaI i1on eine
5rGioe fir alle. Seute mub berManm
ni6t blob fIiegen IoHoern aud ben
Slug zines dnberen 5eobo9ten unb
il6 bdrna6 rt6ten tonnen, mub unter
ben ibpieriglten 8erbGltniiisn Be
ifieBungen beo6a6ten, muB pbotogras
pbieren unb 5untfprii9e a6Ienbsn.
unb bel alien bic undbldfiige llebers
pa6uug las WotOrsl Sft m06te mon
ein Dusenb Sdnbe bobsn," biss Mprt
bat man oft DON Slissern geb5rt.
Gine 70 burte 4ufpaHuuns Der Rers
ben, pte ss bic taglihen Gufttdmpfe
bsbenten, erforoert natiirli9 an 5asen
trit6eH, ftiirrnif9en obsr resnstf9eH
Wetters cine itarie Gntfpannung.
WeHn bas fran50iiids Barometer auf
&esen ooer Winb itebt, bonn 1T Der
nd9ite Sag meift flusfrei. go mar
Is aud an bem Ibenb, als mir Gdite
Der Slieger paren. r.
Barometer iiebt auf .f1leGt Wet>
ter; ba berrf9t cine 70 beitere, ftus
bentsnbafte SrDbli9teit unter ben
ubrt9ens r,eiit iebr antisalfobolilGen
9srren, bub man feine beralide Jreus
be baran boben fonn. 90, mo mir
tparen. CAB es etns Bdonberheit. Sn
Sent 6atten einige Serren eine q(HsaA
bon WefIino Sifbstoden setuuf.,
bic, alte Muiter gut nnhdbmenb, cue
in Deridiebenem Son ertlonsen. Sas
raus mar benn Elm SrteTber gebilbet.
PATHFINDER 1liegsrmarf6 mar aud
tomponiert unb bic RtGrrge bes Glas
biers begIeiteten bic @loten, be BON
nenfelben Sdnben gefdiittelt purbsu,
sie penise Sturoen oorhsr bic SeheI
iirb Steuer unb bic Wdffen zines
5lusaeuses selentt battsn bsin aumpf
in 61ben, 60ber ais unfers bOaften
gerse.
60 rinselt fih bic sebne, penn Der
S6iise ben 9Osen entfpannt, frpb
Der bartsn Straffbeit fir sinise 3ett
gu entrinnen, IN luftise Rinslsin I'm
ben 9ogeR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-15
Jlak'Nahritbten.

Witttpo9 Is. Wdr3 1916.
3m Gincinnatisr Diitritt lit bsl
SbiofluB i'm GallsH bssritfen uni
bate seitsrn 9l6enb BEL bisiigel
Staot einen Wafertanb Don 28.e
Sub.
Die fOlsenben Depef4en trafer
ipdbrsnb bss seitrissn 5aees bier elm:
pittsbars, Ra.-4. 9 SUB, iteigt.
Wsheelins, 80. 9a.-8.8 5uB, fdlIt.
Ysartersburs. 80. 0a.-12.1 SUP.
aandpbd JalIs, 80. ga. -4.3 SUB.
Gharlefton, %. @a.-e.2 SUP, fdQt.
portsmOutb, ObiO-26.7 5uB.
aOuispille, ap.-12.1 SUP, fdlt.
9pansbiIle, Snb.-27.4 5ub, iteist.
ylaIbDille, amn.-15.7 5uB. fdlt.
Chattanooga, Senn n-12.7 5ub, fdGt.
Cairo. Sa.--32. 8GuB, faat.
Wempbis, 9enn.-26.5 5ub, FdGt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-15
slns oem YpernbDssn.
Ssrm a mn aatid.

Dur5 ROuisIdere fdtrt ein salts
auto, cine grobe fran30iiite aotarbs
teunssi9nei ben narauF teiItpsiie per.
padtsn @egenitanb als elm erbeitetss
fran5Dfif9es Nlusseis. 0us 8orbers
tell fpeiif srube 8eidGbisunssn uuf,
fer propelIer bis uuf Stiinpfe abge=
brpden. SD srtilnbige mid na6 Der
6elofIieser abteilnng, gu Der bds
Qluto seb5rt, irase nnd1 tbrem audrs
tier unb erbdlte Grlauhnis urb Ginlds
bnns, lie an bsfunen. Ri9t gu miibi=
gem Gepluuner. Die tpirtli9 duber=
orbsntlihen grfDIse, bic in lebter 3eit
.eiuiss Glieger bier in JIan6srn uns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-15
lieIb, Wsnbs ana aItisn IN glelp glorf

0efHdftspayiere surbsH ~ 3-s;<s5 bic.
isnttrf. @shftf dal goEboH pdren ftetig.
siiir 90 1aae s4.711z; Sidit s4.761t; ;6abf..
GnutiIunoen A.76a. Sraues Gi&t 5.901,
itabd $50. Narf 6idt 72yf. aabd ~
AreHes Gidbt III. 4absl 184, qirs gid,t
G.e9. 9sbd ass. Rubtl eidt s2X; aabel
S21S; Silber.8argfn 66Hs WsyiianiiAe
folsrS 43h.
Atfien msrft. Der Rarlt mar beute
ishr iebbaft uno bic 3reiis iissen bsbeus
ienb an Boru,ittaQs, In Der lesten Gtunee
aber sing Elm Ebsii Der @tpiHne wieoer
perIcreu, bod hauoen bic s9luBnpi,ruH.
gsa nod bur&pea Hber bensH ppn gsjtsrn.
GitsnSatu altien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-15

De 0si@Sife wassH teute il bsn bieiigen
Bonisn hiemli& Iebbaii. bod Hassn "a
rsteenS &osiinsarbsiten, pdhrenb siexah.
fraes aa4 4arlsbsn thine befonbsrs srsBs
psf lie 0inersfen finb nnperdnbtrf gf.
blkssn. 9tS 9orIetss ~on eaus pur6en
son ben 0exfen l-lKR bsre9nst, wdb.
teae 0si&diistspiers ~ 4-e% bislcnliri
psrbsn. dm pfeHsu Narfte pxrben Ear'
ls3tH ,oN cad. ~ 8 x-4x s sab aui 8eis "
+Hx piaeirf.
EeAfd snI ass psn
Duybfn - iot unb iSe Gisfcsto psr $1,000
tsil6su 1sHisn sertasft. Die Gounterrats
bnsdgt G0s @rdmis pei $1,000
GsAia ass eauva.
eidi- Gedisl auf 9onbon wwrbsH ~
t.77H-4e0 bsr yfo. 5iertina austist. Gar
pe4Iet axi Berlin pnroen s0e ihf Utari
este6ret, fas 0e5fel auf Baris f1Kt pro
ft6nc. sui GmIifrbaM 48t pro wufben
unb arf Him l0e per Krone, gires Ice,
Hube %, 6rsnes tSaueii) isHe.
asnsSSn Na6f s~<ks,s~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-15

Wl an9aner3. aus Berlin nirb
geidrieben; Wieoer mub BON Der 4uss
huneeruussre6nuus unIerer GeinDe
ein ppfien abgefebt fperben. Sin
Spmmer 1915 bd6en GnglGnoer unn
Sransofen tbeoretiI6 etnfpanofrei be-
piei,n, bah bereits i'm Serbit 1915
Die beutihe StablproOuttipn ainb bus
NIT bic 6erIiellung BON Grauuteu siis
ndGit in Der Site, bann aber du6 in
Der Wtenge f9nen bereab behsn miiiIs,
neil Die ManganpprrGte ni9t ldnest
ausrei6en ipiirben, ou bic t3ufubr
aasIdnbiIher WanaanerSe untsrbuus
rem lei. 9ab bic @panaten nitt
ltlehter eeiporben iino. unb bdB uns
fere Sriippen Iptpie bic uHierer 8.re
binoeten barar teinen WlangeI bobcn,
mubteu unIere Seinbe in3ipii6en an
alitn iSronten ielhTt feftitelIen. Suls
mer6in pirb BEL ibner bic 5ofFnung
aebIieben fein, Der tritiide 4ugenbIit
lei nur perfarben, ni9t aufeebobe,i.
9ieIer tritiI6e 9tugen6Iid lieat uoh
in unabieb6arer 5erre. 9tuf Iange
3eit 1T Deutf6ldnb nu6 bsate nod
nit Wauganer5en ueriorgt, obue pte
Wtengen, bic beutibe 9ergpstte F6rs
bern ann bic 3ur Rot allein ousrsis
den, I'm seniisenbe Ruutticusmenssn
anauierttsen. Der Eriee bat cher bu4
riiber binous beutI6e DifIeni9aff
unb Se3nif beranlaBt, fih nit BEN
@rfas bes 5erromdugGns fir Stdhb
erseuaung gu bei6dftigen. Die grf
iatfrage III geIoit. 0ns MoteriaI
tpiro aus inlGnbiI9en @runbfoffen
.bergeielt. bic iid IN gspuItis sruben
Wsnsen I'm Snlanb eetpiunen tdfen.
2lnldgen bierfiir finb f5on i'm 9etriebt
unb nod srDbere I'M San. 9as 9ert
fabren ipirb uns bauerro BON ner gu.
fubr I'M ausldnbe ilnabbdnsis ulas
6en. Gs beoeutet sIeid5eitia einert
ssortitritt unb 1T tptrti4aftliher ais
bas bisberiee @erfa9ren. gDie duf 70
monden dnberen @ebietsn ipirD ui4
bier bur6 bic pnIiiit Der abfperruns
has geeenteil srrei6t perbeu bon
benz, mas itre nrbe6er bedbiiatigtn.
Der cine lebt, Der oubere fpirb bIpt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-15

giippenfeitsn. = sir glai 12.07-
1927. am Sdlub 12.17; fir Juli
12.30-12.57, am S9lub 12.37.
Butter. = Martt uHberdnbert.
gier. - Wdrtt b6ber. Jirits
19c; orbindrs firits 18e.
Rartoffeln. y Tiartt niebriser. =
Diseonfin, Wi4isan, Winnsioto unb
9afota iDeibe 83-98c; Wfnnefotn
unb Dnfota GbiDs $3.50.
Gefliigel. - 2s6enbes. - 9ihner
16J-17c; Sprinaers 1Sc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-15

Y HtfH "" Ia. Opulo-
3ufu6r unb 9srfdHbt pdbrsnb Der
lebtsu "a Stunben, Dergliden nit bers
feften 3eit bes pprDersdnsenen Sagss
iparen tpis folgi:
3ufubr RinbO. S4peine G4ofe
13. Tadrs !. 1893 5534 LAG
IA. Wdrs 280 2755 1877
g}erfanbt pabrsnb berislben Seit:
(. glinbb. S9Deins S9ofe
10. mar, <. 49 712
ia. Mdrs 558 2o49 -
Rinbpieh. = Die 3ufubr mar
mir mdbig, bic ga4fruss cine CUTE
unb Der Martt mar itart. Gamers
iiHb stenfdlls in gutter Ro4fras.,
sbsnio quite Wilhtiibe.
Niittlere unb idpere Stiers $50
--8.75;0dfen $3.OO-6.5o; Gleiiaer
Sti.re $5.75-7.75; dussrlaeisne biz
.srtra $7.85 $50; Seifers $5.75-
$50; aussrIeene bis erira $7.75-
$50; aii6e $4-5O 500; dlissrldene
bis ertru S6.25-6.85; Gamers $4.s
O0-4.5O; fette 3airp &iibe $3.50
6.85; Wil4tiibe $35-85; StOders
unb sSeeoers: Gtire $5.50-7.50;
Seif,rs $5.25-6.75; aiibe $4.75-
SIS.
gulltn. 3R 3ufubr mar
au9 6eute ipiebsr serins uuD bic
preiIe itstig Biz fart.
systte gullen $6.75-7.25; 8oloez
ma $500 6.75; srtra $685.; ma
.ssre un0 lsidts $5.00-6.00.
adl6er. Die Ra9frage mar
cine quite nnb bic grsiis itstig, bic GU
tuhr mar Sismli6 grob.
Bette 4dlber $1,000; fair bis CUTE
Isibte $7.75--10.75; orbindre unb
grobe $5.OO-10.50.
S8neins. Die 3uf16r mar
bsute ni9t isbr sroB. bic Ra4frage
mdbia uno Der U2drtt i4pdher.
Ole yret1e lielen lW efIpd oc per lOo
Yfunb.
@uts 6is aussrlsfsne 9srpadunsss
unO Jleii4enortsu $10.05-1o.1o;
ssmif9ts gsrpaduHgsIorten unb mit.s
lsre 1915 1905; Iei4ts gerianots
iortsn, 12o-155 pfunp, S9.25--
$50; orbinGre bis CUTE GerteI, 10
gfuHb uub Darnnter $6.75-8.6O;
crbindre Bis aussrleiens si6ivere fette
SGus $7.25-9,50; Siass $3.50
100; srtra s7.25.
e dafes unb 9Gmmer.
Die 3ufubr mar eerins. allte S4Ga
+. parsn rdr. Die preifs paren ites
tia bis itart.
S4afe: ertras S7.75-8.00; suts
tis nussrlsisne $6.75-7.65; Orbindr.
Bis fair $4.OO-6.50. - 2dmmer.
ertra S11.25-115O; CUTE big aus
srlsIens $10.5o-11.25; orbindre bis
fotr S8.oo-1025; seiaorsne aams
mer $7.oO-1o.25.
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Die limidss i'm pteiiaen Glsatinsbaus Be.
lisiea I'D bente auf t5.7o4Js50.
xsfHi eesushsfss.
Tie Gsfddftt iuarsn beaif wieSsr en- Der
Bbris less iestaft nab bie yrsiIf fen. Die
folgenben eenduis iinb Az beridttH:
as sey Sssis.
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Der cine lsbt, Oer onbrs ipirb bIOt
.dltet.
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Metaa . @artt.
Rem gorf. "A. Mdra.

Rem gorf, IA. Wtdr5.
aupfer. = Wdrtt rubig.
glectrolpiie. = $28.00-28.50; =
fir Suni $27O0-27.50.
gifsn. = Wartt itetig unb unber'
dnbert.
3inn. = Martt rubig; Offerirt 81
$3.50.
glei. - $7.25.
Spelter. - &eine Quotirllnssn
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gbieago, IA. Mars.

S9ipeine. = 3ufubr 1900. =
y2ortt fstig; 8uit S9.70-9.9O;
I.i6R S9.35-9.9o; gsmifdte $3.50
-9.95; iapere s9.45-9.95; rauhs
$9.45-9.60; Jerfel $8.0o-9.10.
gainbpisb. = 3ufubr 1000. Rartt
Tsiis; ginfeimiibe Beef Stiere $3.50
-9.95; Stoders unb Jssbers $3.50
$40; ai5s unb Seifsrs S3.70--
$40; aGlbsr $S.50-11.25.
S6afe. 3ufubr 1900. -
Tiartt f6rpod; sBibers $s20-8.85;
gpes $6.00-8.65; admmsr $40
i1.50.
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1dsIid)er Wtarft. Serid,t.
Cincinnati, IA. Mdrs.

=
Die nadfolssnSen Quotirunsen bs'
.jishsn fI4 nur, auf Ghsros 9rans'
aiiionen. Bel tlsineren Gef9dftsr
werbsu etipas b5bers prsifs beleanst
propifionsn.
GamaIs. g]rima Steam
10.4510.55 gamitp 11.34-l2e.
arodsngefal3ents Glsif4
Gbort clear 6sitsn. loie Ia
13e; ertra ibort sltar Ssiiep 124-
12ae; turse Rippeufeitsn 124-124;
Bellies 14-15e.
Bacon. Short clear Seiteu
Lido; srtra ibori clear Seitsn
13a-14ie; ibort gtippenieittn 133
14e; Bellies 153-15ae.
Sugar Gursb Ulsif4
Shinttn IS 1876; picnis Shultern
13-13ac; greatftIt Bacon 18-2G;
Gduliern in gsadstsn 13-13Ae; Rem
yort Gut 13-13ae; trodens gssl
Gdinisn 26-27e per Yfunb.
GHbgep5felits HTtii d. =
'S9intsn 15s 16e; qicnic Gbul.
tern 11--111e; Bellies 13t-14e;
sduitsrn 11-11at; S6ulisrn. a.
D. Gut DO. 11-11A per pfuHS.
grif4ssBIsiid - ehinisn
15-164e; Uicnie Ghnliern IL
11at; G6ultern 1l--11af, ibor!
Rippsnisiisn III -12ae; ibOrf clear
RippsnIeiten 12-f2ae; eytra fbcrt
tlsar Rippsnfeiten 113--123c; Bellies
leiHts 15-16e; Bellies, fdDere. IA
-144e.
Wtblunb Getreibe
WsbI. = Winter patsnt $6.15---
6,25; Winter fanep $5.70-5.S5;
Mintsr familp S5.15-5.25; Wintsr
ertra s47o-4.90; Wixier orbinis
rss $3.50 A70; 5ar.ss Wsi3en pa
tent $6.10-6.55; 6dries Msi3en fas
tent $6.10-6.55; oaries Nsi3sn idns
ep $5.705.95; Sartss WeiSen fas
Min $4.755.10; Mosseii giprtRs
tpsitsrn semiidies $5.45-5 o. 10; Roas
eln, gitp rsinss, $3.50; Gin
semiTfiss Rossenmebl $5.45-5.70.
Heissn. 30. 2 rottsr 2Biuttr
S1.15-1.17; SO. 8 DO. $1.1-1.14
go. d bo, yOr-S1 90.
Weif4torn. 90. ii ipeiBss
c; Ro. 2 bo. 74-75f; Wo. 3 bo.
rs -74t; Eo. A DO. 71a72Ar: go.
8 bo. 6970t; go. 6 DO. 66~-66c;
- go. / sslbes -; 30. 2 DO. IA
Too; SO. 3 bo. 73-74e; go. A bO.
7l-72c; QO. 5 DO. 69-7oe;
30. 6 DO. 66-68c; go. / ssmiidies
-; go. 2 bo. 7475c: 80. 8 bo. 70
z74e: SO. A bo. Tx; SO. 5
pc. 6Sl zoe; 30. 6 DO. So 6st.
Aolbsniorn. ipsibss, So 70t; Aole
bsntorn ssl6,s. n 72t; Rplbsuiotu,
gemii1iss 69-71e per Blu.
Moggen. - gip. 2 93 95t;
30. 8 DO. $500; SO, 4 so. 3d.
S3c.
6afer.- Rorthipeiieru 80. Q
Ipeibsr 47--4sc, Rortbireitsrn Gian.
barb iusibsr 46-47e; gsorthusIterH
no. 3 ipsibtr 45 Acc; 30. 8 iDeiber
4S-44c: SO. 4 fpsib.r
AZ 43e; 80. 2 ssmiidtvr 43-44t;
10. 8 aemiIdter, einbsimiidkr Al
42e; 30. a seinifdtsr 3940e.
Wtisfep.
Dertduft ipurben 7S9 Bids. Di.
Killers fyinifbtb GOODS diif her Bats
bon S1.40 per GalIone.
Grpeeries.
aaffee. 81 Saba % S0c; mo-
"a % 9-3oe; GuntemoId fansp 1st;
%. gutter 17ae.
ZEtusa ..........s.......itH TN
t1fex ............-.-...t4 1o$
}nlr s.f...s........-..... 1bH
iss Iss, ssss sssias;s ;.:..:iiss ...:....::.:is IN IN
o1blnsyo ................fsk il$
3u6er. prtife ftif. - Raffis
1fx4sr R,tt Qrrf ea 0S. n,t.,N~~s&
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bicugo, IA. Wdrs.
Wei5en. sir gaai $1-os-1oe5,
am S9luB 1.08A; fir Suli $1.07--
10sz. an sdIuB $1.o7t.
Wslihfprn. syiir Mot 76s-
77fc, am Salub 76ae; fir Suli IT.
T72c. am S8iuB 77c.
Sofer. - Sir Rai 44-45c, am
edlub 44sc; fir JuIi 42s-44c, am
Shlub 434e.
Roagen. - Marft nominal.
@erife. - 61-77e.
5bimotbp. = $4.50-7.0O.
alee. - S22. so 23.05.
PORT. - Sir Isdi S23. -23. 80.
am S6luB $23.05; fir SuIt $22.7o
22.97. am S@lnB $3.50.
GdmoIs. = gilr moi 10.sc-u.-
20, am G6luB HOO; fur Suit lis
.o5-11.45. an s4lub 11.22
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3u6er. prtiie fer. - Raffis
Il1irisr Gut 2oaf $S.05; poiubtreo
500; Cubes $50; aranulilier S6.s
go; Gcnisesicnkrs NJ $3.50; on
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-01-06
Conductor Life Mas
In Great Danger
Says He Endured Untold Suffer
ing Before Relieved Of Troubles
by Master Medicine Tanlac.

81 wish had started taking
Tanlac a long time ago, for !
believe il would have saved me a
lot of suffering" said Jack Hol'
lis, Rock Island Conductor, who
lives at Heringtou, Kansas.
/ was passing Dockum's Drug
Store at Wichita, he added, and
saw the big display of Tanlac
bottles. / had heard about 1t,
and l stopped to look and think
it over.
I had been a sufferer for many
years from stomach and indiges-
ton troubles, aud my appetite
was getting so poor l hardly ever
had any desire for food. Gas
seemed to always form in my
stomach after eating, and the
lightest meal would cause me to
feel bloated and very uncomfort-
able. l had dieted myself time
and time again, but this did not
give me much relief.
Now after taking two bottle, 8
of Tanlac, can truthfully say
that my condition has improved
in every way. Ny appetite is
something fine, and / want to
eat all the time. l have not suf-
fered with my stomach since
shortly after / started taking
Tanlac, and l never say any
thing that gave such quick re-
lief"
The above statement may
sound rather broad to many, blu t
it is only one of the many that is
being given daily, by men and
women who have tried out the
Premier Preparation and found
it most beneficial in cases of
stomach, kidney, liver and ca
tarrhal ailments.
Tanlac is now on sale IA Bax.
ter Springs at the M. E. Reddy
Drug Store for ST 90 a bottle
three for SITS or six bottles for
$500.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-01-06
LinCOInViIIe News.

Christmas is''past and we had a
white one this time. And by
the expression on the peoples
faces, the snow was a welcome
visitor, for they wore bright
smiles all day.
The Christmas tree at the pub
lie school was a success, and
many little hearts made glad,
and the program was real good.
Everything passed off quietly
only hanging lamp fell on the
stage, but did not do any dam
age, as the bowl was picked up
by a young and thrown out at
the door before it exploded.
The entertainment at the Cath"
Ollie was fine and a large Christ
mas tree was loaded down, and
many children went home with
cheerful heart and wishing that
old Santa would come twice q
year.
The Anchor mine loaded out
another car load of ore last week
and has almost another car out
now. If they would put on a
double shift they would make
car load about every four days.
The old Lincolnville mine
loaded out a car of ore this week.
Robert McDuner and family
took a pleasure trip to Baxter on
Christmas, and on the way home
the taxi driver got careless and
gave them a bad shaking up.
Mr.. McDuner's head and face
were cut and bruised some, but
not seriously. Mrs. McDuner
and son were also bruised.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kinder are
home from a visit with relatives
at Oglesby, Okla.
The New Year greeted as
with lightning and real April
showers.
Master Neal McAntire of Par
sons, Kas., is visiting George
Standley.
Mrs. A. Walker and son, Vir-
gil, have returned from Weston,
No., and they came BY way of
Lawrence, Kas., where they Wis
tied Myrtle, Edith and George
Walker at Haskell Institute.
The Lincolnville mine has put
in gas and will quit using coal
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-01-06
The GIsf oft.

last December / had a very
severe cold and was nearly down
sick in bed. / bought two bot
Ties of Chamberlain's Cough
pemedv and it was only a very
few DAYS until l was completely
r,-,ored 70 health" writes o. ].
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-01-06

Metcalf, Weatherby, No. If you
would know the value of this
remedy, ask any one Who has
used it,. Obtainable everywhere.
Adv.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-01-06
First Published Dec. %, 1851
Notice Of Appointment
Executors.

State Of Kansas. County of Cherokee, IS.
In the Matter of the Estate of Josephine
Jacobs late Of Cherokee county, Kansas.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Notice is hereby given that on the 2oth
day of December, A. D. 1915 the under
signed were, by the Probate Court Of
Cherokee county, Kansas, duly appointed
and qualified as Executors Of the estate Of
Josephine Jacobs late Of Cherokee county,
deceased. All parties interested in said
estate will take notice and govern them
selves accordingly.
Grant Waggoner,
B. F. Jacobs,
Executors.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-01-06

Constipation and
Indigestion.
II have used Chamberlain'a
Tablets and must say they are
the best / have ever used for con-
stipation and indigestion. Ny
wife also used them for indiges-
ton and they did her good,
writes Eugene S. Knight, Will
mingtou, NC. 0btainable every
where. Adv.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-01-06
Dead Stock

Taken care of free of charge
within seven miles of Baxter.
Nose Pattous Phone 81, Baxter
Springs, Kas.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-01-06

We pay the highest market
price for all grades of wheat.
Barter Mill and Elevator.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-01-06

The News is only a dollar per
year-it'a worth il. too.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-01-06

Cowgirl & Hill wants your
wheat at Baxter Mill and Eleva-
tor Co.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-01-06

That knocks out team work.
It is reported that the Sweeney
mine is to start up soon.
The Big Jack is to resume op.
erations right away.
The Katy and Mission are
producing ore again.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-01-06

Sbfih6vaAsy Teyvnsbip 1fsasnrors Report
he Township Board Of spnfvasy Township Cherokee County
Kansas:
Herewith find Township Treasurers report for year ending De-
cimber %. 1915
WALTER c. HARTLEY. Treasurer
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-05-25
Methods to Prevent Injury 10
Cloverseed Crop.

Because Of the fact that the
weather conditions during
the summer and fall OF 1915
were very unfavorable TO the
growth and late blooming Of red
clover, it seems probable that an
unusual abundance Of the clover
flower nudge, and possibly also Of
the cloyerseed chalcis. may be ex-
pected 70 occur during the present
spring.
The cl0ver-fl0wer nudge is a
very small m0squit0-like insect
which lays lis eggs in the develop
ing clover heads. From these
eggs hatch very minute, salmon
pink colored maggots, which feed
in the young clover heads, abort
ing the flowers and preventing
them from bearing seed. There
are az least two broods or genera
tions of the cloyer-flower nudge
during each year in most portions
Of the country.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-05-25

The fruit crop Of southern and
western Idaho Is total loss.
Idaho's fruit crop Noted growers
81, 100000 in 1915. There was eT-
cry reason TO believe. prior to the
heavy frosts and freezes OF the
last three nights, that this year 3
crop would be just as large II not
larger than least year, said FRI
days Boise Capital News. The
fruit either but recently formed
on the stem or in blossom that cs-
capped the first two nights was
caught by the heavy frost and
freeze OF last night and this MORN
ing.
From Poeatello in the eastern
part Of the state 10 Weiser IN
western Idaho the heavy frosts
played hovac with the fruit. Dis
c0uraging reports from all sec
tons regarding the damage done
we're received by the state horti-
cultural department and the farm
markets bureau. Even the mild
King Hill section did not escape.
Fruit was killed there as else
where and the early Strawberries
and potatoes set back several
weeks.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-05-25

The elover-seed chaleis which
also affects both alfalfa and bur
clover. il a minute wasp like in
sect, which lays it's eggs in the
seeds of red clover before they be-
gin TO harden. In the case Of al
falfa, the eggs are deposited IN
partly grown pods. The resulting
tiny, whitish maggots feed upon
the substance Of the seeds, and q
single maggot may destroy three
or four Of these before e0mplet-
ing its growth.
Although neither the clover
flower nudge nor the cloyeF-seed
ehalcis injuries the seeds, stems or
roots Of the clover plant, they do
affect the seed crop very serious
~ indeed, and as the price Of elov-
er seed has recently advanced rap
idly, due no doubt 10 the light
seed crop Of the summer Of 1915,
a large production Of clover seed
in the United States during the
coming season would not only be
very desirable but should under
favorable conditions of growth
prove most profitable. However
II a good yield Of seed is to be OBJ
tanned, farmers should prepare 70
fight both OF the insects which
have been mentioned above. For