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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-12
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8on etnein 6elo5ugstbeilnebmer
erbalt Die n8oiiiif,e ,3eihiRg~ ioleen
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oenfanlpf 0es SliegerIeutnaHts s9iht.
gems
o@s mar am Montag, Dem %.
September, gormittags. qiinttli9 LIN
10 llbr 20 Wftnuteu itieg Selttnant
9intgens, pon ieiren 8reimoe 2eut.
nnnt 1obnnorf uno nod einigen an.
6erer fSIiegern bealeitet, uuf ienen
oieIfah erprobten 9tpparut in Die so.
be. Gr iturtete 9egIeiter fiir ciuen
Spe3ialfIug, Der Der @rleoigung
einer iebr ptdtigen gIuigabe gait, bic
- pie gIeib benerft lei reitloS
erfiillt Duroe. &iibn ME ein 9loler
bobrte iih Der SSungmeiiter in oen
blalen getber binein, uno baIo maren
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5l oen gluger entihiuunoen ,Su 1900
Weter &obe erbieIt @irtgens pIoeIid)
BON binten uberroid)eno 6euer. ,3pet
engIiiae Wtartiueipoes s6lug5euge erifa
fen ibn, ourd ole Soune aeoedt. iiir
Den 6Iieger p0Ilig uniihtbar, an
&elttrnnt @intgens fab ieine Seaner
uift uno founte iie nid)t ieben. Ios
ioIte ibm gum 8erb6ngnis meroeu.
Sein @en3tntuuf ullroe bon einein
GrpIoiipgeitoB eetrofien, erplooirte
uno gerietb IN 9rau6. Selttnant
S6bnoori our6 Die 5diiiie olfmerf.
lam geiporoen, panote iih I'm uno
fab in et1pa 100 Meter gntiernlne,
iuie Iein 5rernb ullo iteter 9epleiter
bei 10 ndnd)em tpllen StrauB in beu
9iiftcn ioblings nit brerlueuoem
s(pparat 81 @oben itiirste. 0lit
@Iite5idreqe bate er bie Sttuatiun
erfaBt rno mari it'd i'm Womert auf
einen Der @egncr. @s ertipaun itdb
Elm fltrdtborer &ouupf in actuultiger
Sohe, Der aber nah Sefunoen ihon
3ugu1iten BON SeiItnmIt pohnoorf
cntidJie0en mar ltnb nit Dem Nbitlr5
oes eIuen 5einoes en6cte, iDdbreno
Ser onoere in eiIiger GSludlt oos &Settc
iltd1te. 2elttndnt Sobnoori, Der onmit
ietn II. 'Tluq5eug abifloB, hattie ben
3oo ietncs treuen unb licbiter SSrelIn-
oes ger1d,t. Ger @nglonber tum IN
nerbalb rrierer 2iuter sun @roe uno
duh oeS 9ertnonts @ii1tgens Seid1e
fiel biuter u1tiere Srort, mo ne buIo
ourauf 9eflntben lnt5 bon ieinen SEQ
merooen nod IN berieIbeu 9iaht sur
einftpeiIiaen lleberfiihruug nud) oern
SIughaien obgeholt rpllroe Serittrunt
S6hnoorf iiberbrutlte, bon Dem Gr-
Iebten tief erid1iittert, ieirem abtbei-
hmesfilbrer bic Srauertunhe, bic 'it
fpie elm 2ditffcier nerbrettete itito
iiberan bis In 6er 9inien Der oorber.
Tten 'Frout mIfrif)tigites Seoauern
beroorrief. 9ie 5iiQe Der gIltnreu
uno eriinen Reifer. bie feline aurne-
roben alts @tolb lul0 Seibe herbeihol-
ten, nm tnlnitten oteier 9rn6t 6es
Srit6hcrbftcs Der Ricar6ie 6ie iterbIi-
diem ltcberrefte bes totem Seloen uuF-
pbahren, 3endten niebr ols g9orte
BON Der Scr7Iidfett uno etnniateff
bes gurbes, ous i'm init ietnen Wiit.
f6mpieru, @orpeieeten uuo aanera-
Den oertrIpite-"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-12
GlmB'Wacsridten.
0tenFag, u. 9ssrmbsr

Der SbiOfIuB 1T i'm p6eren 0i'
itritt lnneiam i'm GaIlen be9riffet
gei bisiiger Stupt mar OsrieIbe ita'
tipnGr nit siuem Daheritdno Oor
10.5 SUB.
Die folseubeu Depeitsn trafcn 5e'
tern bier etn:
Wttsburs. ga. SO SUB, ifsigt.
DbssIins, 70. ga.-5.2 CUB, iteigt.
Partsrsbura SO, ga. so SUB. fdnt
aonapba Sails, 30. 9n.-1.S SUB.
GborIsIton, 80. @n,-7.2 SUB.
gortsmoutb, Sbio-9.9 SUB, fdqt.
aouisoills, ap. S.5 SUB, faut.
eponsDilie, Snb.-0.4 5ub, fdat.
Rai9Dil!s 2ean. ST SuB. iaat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-12

8nder. Breife feit. - Raifi-
nirter Gut 3saf $500; potpoereo T..
80; Cues $500; grnmiIirter $7.7O;
gonfeetioners 81" $3.50; Oil .a"
S7.30-7.40; meiBer ertra $7.t0-
7.80; EXTRA .G- $40 per bnn6ert
Yiiino.
MoIaffss iit ftetis. - Rem
Crlsans Open aetisl 45-65c; Gem
trifusal 25-34c per gaIlone.
Reis. - 2ciiifiaua. funrn 6edS
6i-6ae; prtma 54-6ae; crbtndres
d-4e; Sapan 4a-5c Der pfunb.
Datrp.probuit
Butter. - Warit rubis. greiIe
idrpd6sr. @bolemili ertra 4le; gsns
trdliseb ertra 38ac; gerltraIi3eb firifs
CSC; fsecnbs 32c; iyancp DARN 90;
.pading Siod 27A29e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-12
G5ieasp, II. DECEMBER.

@sisen. - Sir Mai $1,74g-1.'
74sc am S9lub $1.75; fiir sui
$1.474-1.504c am Salub SLATE,
W.lidtOrn. - Jiir gloi 92-935e.
am S4luB 92Bc; fir SuIi 91s-
93it am S9IuB 915c.
6afer. - Sir Nai 554-57st, am
SdIuB 55Jc; fir gull 525-542t,
am S9IuB 53tc.
!ROsgerL - glo. 2 $1.43sc.
Getite. - 90c-$1.23.
simOtbp. - $3.25-5.5o.
alse. - $12,00-17.0o.
9Ort. = 5iir 5uiuar $26.65-27.e
15, am S6Iub $26.65; fir Wlui
$26.10-26.4 40, am S9lub $26.15.
SdnaIs. - Siir Sanuar 15.55-
1882, am S6Iub 1870; fir Rui
15.70-16.27. am s6IuB 1870.
RippeHisiteu. - Sir 5anuar 49,
SO-14.1O, am S6IuB 1890; fir
Mai 14.12-14.35. am SaIuB IA
II.
Butter. - Rurtt fsit; Creamery
31-37c.
eir. - Murtt ftetis; firits 37c;
urbindr. firfts 35-36c.
FartoffeIu. - Wartt itetis; @iss
toniin $1.50-160; Nihigdn $1.55
WtinnsIoid unb 0atota peibe
S1.55-l6O; Minneiota uno 9atota
Obios $1.50-155.
Sefliig,l. - 9sbenbes. - Wdrtt
bober; 6iibner 1916; Sprin9ers
17ac; Srutbiibner 20c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-12
Metaas Warft.
Rem gort, II. December.

Nupfsr. = Nurtt felt; glsctrOIptic
eritss giertel $3.50 nominal; 5ipeis
tes uno prittss @ierteI $32.50-34.z 2
%.
Gilen. - Murtt itstig; 90. l Hor=
tbsrn $29.5o-3O.00; No. 2, $1,000
$3.50; go, l Soutbern $3.50
$500; Rp. 2 $2S.00-28.50.
3inn - Daartt rubis; $43.o0--
1880.
9Isi - $7.90-S.1o.
Speltsr. - Wiartt pillig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-12

Waarft Id,ma6. GinbeimiIde Beef
Stiere $7.O0-1o.50; Stcders unb
Jeebers $4.60-7.85; Giibe urD 9si'
fsrs$3.85-10.25; Gdlber $3.50
1926.
S4afe. 3ufnbr $4,000. Wtartt
fart. Wetbsrs $8.7o-9.60; gnes
$5,15-9.O; admmer $10.50-13.2o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-12
rirst can.
(,IeIo. Bombs nnD Ni.::a in ylelu gorl.

U,faaifSposisse pursen ~ 4 4-4Ls
oislenitrf. @edfsl aui 2onbon pareA ne
i.s. 5ur6o Gagt $471H Commercial BiIls,
90 Tass N7i, Sidt e4.76ss; &abeI
dnneifungen $4-7e,s. 5ranes SiAt S.s5.
Rabd db.s4H. Nsu Sidt 66t4. Anbsi 65skk,
RrsntnSidf 11H. Rabel III. Sirs Si@t
8.77. kabel 6.7o, Ruba Sihi 29E; Ra.
bel 10Y; eilber'HarFsn 75Ise. @eTiianii&s
3sliarS 6sK.
attieH - HnioRas nor Der
Rarlt hstis uub bic greiie ftissen simas.
boIb sber trot cine RealtioA Elm. bic Bis
tnm SAlub anhislt. Tie ehlubnpitrun.
gen ftanoen neitens sntsr btnta pon &c.
tern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-12
Gbitaso, II. December.

Sdspeine. 3ufubr $1,000. =
Martt fart, 10 bis zoe iibr BEN
Samftass prsiie. guIt $9.65-10.'
10; Isidte S9.05-9.95; asmifbte So.
45-10.25; i6Dere S9.60-1030i
ra,lbe $9.6o-9.75; 5ertsl $685.
so.
RiabDis9. = 3ufusr $4,000. =
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6abnen e&,ponaf.b.rn 500
9rutbobn wcbb. tp,ibe =. zoe
bunfle 3ac
G6apuns $3.50. D
NliiaeI zoe

9Gute. Wlarit mar rubis uil6
feit. NaBgsfuI5.ns go. ! 22--
23c per plumb; Ro. 2 DO. 21--22e
per pfunb. gitD gu6ers friiHe 22h
23c per pfunb; eOuntrp 16-lT;
adlbfelle 1886; go. i gullen 17e;
so. 2 Do. 16c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-12
ueberF@t bes ginciHmati
Wsarftes,
Jur bic @ontas, ben IL. sssmber
1916 snoissnbs 9Dodbs.
Gintinnati. 11 O.,smbtr.

IN HdII, IL. Oe3eHpet.
Die nddfcls.nben Quotirunsen be.
5isben li9 nur auf Gnsros 1ranss
oi.ionen. Bel iisincren Gjsiddftsn irsr,
ben stfnas bObsre preif. krs9net.
propifionen.
S4maI5. - prima St,dm 49,
35-t6.45; 6anIiIp i7-171ae.
3ro dengeiaISenes Gltif4.
- Sbort cellar Seiten loIs 15se
--164c; Grtra ibOrt clear Seii.n 16a
-16ic; iurs. Rippenisiten 15t--
151t; Bellies 174-17ac.
@aeon. Stort clear Gtiten
17a--18ie; rtra fbort clear Seiitn
16a-17ic; fbort Rippenieiten 16a-
l7ie; Bellies 193-19sc.
sugar gureb GI.ifb. =
S6inien 20i-21c; picnic Sdultsrn
15a-16c; gr.atfait Bacon 23-25e;
Gduliern In pddtt.n 15a-16e; Rsp
Dcrf Gut 15a-16e; trodene Beef
Sdint.n 30t-31ae per 9funb.
5HBsep5f.Ites SIeif6. -
Sdinien 17-17st; Dienic Shultsrn
121-12se; Bellies 17a-1sc; SduIs
tern 144-14ae; S9uIt.rn q. 0.
Gut 14t-14it.
TrifdesTf.if6. - Sdiu,en
65-17ac; gienie Gdult.rn 12t-
122e; ShuIi.rn 133-14e; fbort
Rippenf.it.n 13t-14e; ibort clear
Rippenf.itn 144-14ac; .rtra fbs,t
dear Rippnrfsiku 13a-14c; Bellies
leidte 163-16as;genies, f9Ders 154
--15se.
TebI unb getretbe
W.bI. - wnter 4atmt $3.50
900; Winier fanep $8.OO-9.50;
Binisr Fdmilp $7.50-8.O0; @intsr
.rtra $6.50-7.O0; DtHter orbindrsr
s6.00-6.50; Sartss Bti3sn puisut
$8.5o-9.00; Sartts Dei3n fancp
s7.75-8.25; Sartss Wti3sr fdmiIp
$6.50-700; Roggen Rortbrpeitsrn
gemiid,tes $7.00-7.15; Rpsgen gitp
reines, S7.25-T.5O; Rosgen, Gitp.
s,miidtss $7.00-7.25.
Weisen. - Ro. 2 rptbe Wintsr
$182-1.S4; go. 3 bo. a.7e-l'
50; SO. A DO. $1.55-1-73.
We(f6torn. - go. Q tDeibes
95-95ae; SO. 8 DO. "a -95e; glo.
4 bo. 92-93e; go. 5 DO. 89-91c;
Ro. 6 bo. 87-S9e. - go. Q gslbes
95-95Ae; Ro. 3 bO. 94-95e; 90. 4
DO. 92-93c; Ro. 8 DO. s9-91s; No.
6 bo. $3.50. = g2o. 2 semii4t.s 50
95le; SO. 3 bo. 94-95c; go. a DO.
e2--93t; so. s DO. s9-91e; Ro. 8
DO. $3.50. = Reues fpebes aofbeh'
torn 92-94e; s.ibes aoIbtitOrn s3-
95e; semiIdtes seolbentorn 91-93e.
safer. Ro. Q psibr 58-
5s5e; Stanbarb ipeibsr 57t-5Se;
Ro. 8 peiber 57-57Ac; SO. 4 ipsibsr
56-56ic; Ro. 2 semif6t.r 81
SIZE; SO. 8 ssmifdt.r einbetmif9er
56h-57e; 30. 8 stuii&tsr Sob
56c.
Rosatn - go. 2 S152-1.53;
go. 8 S1.47-1.50; glo. 4 S1.35--
LAT; probs $1.20-1.35.
Wbistes.
9er.auft purSen 888 gbls. Tb
Killers Syinifbeb Goobs auf Der gafis
S1.44 per @alpue.
Groceries.
Raffst. SABA % -30c; 90.
6a 29-30c; Guatsmalo fanep 1ec
bo gutter 17ae.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-12

Mi9!ion cen. tr... sl, pltif. seae. q. or. iosN
aifaHfis Sfe 81 y Il. SSs,N.h Ssb. 81 80 s
yaif = o. A.. 80. slf,N. y. gffn ~ =. i0gM
" & o. d. AZ. %mE. u. Efdte AZ ..,,,.
SefplebeH at. ref. i0ZhN. ". Wb. dbi. Sc. .leh
Vroon. 1rdnif Jr. .i00it Pcrf. an. o. az :. rss
Vent. Of ". c. 81. .i0iM 90. Rnc. cD. 81. !. ath
Vent. gentter br.. i0e Ieo Vac, ref. 49,. az
eenf. Fdrttlc 4. t.. UA fprsb. Bde. ~. >. efN
Qbefap. K p. 4H.. szN REQ. q. rel. lr. esk
nreinp. x 2. %. 4r, s51,lEenii. Conf. az .I06
Y, Q. 4 @. Joint ar SswEenH. gen Az .i02h
y, y. 4 q. gen IT, YnlRsabira aer. 4r. a5H
d9benao Or. w. II SlL2psp. .Sfsel 81. =. i00H
0h.WAoSf 70 p.5r. iol 1Ef1.&E. 81. ref. AZ. Al
Q.M.&Etl 81 aer.41sio2 IefR Suutbip .fpu4r TsE,
QsR.J&D. ref.4r.. 76 lSenb N. &, noi 81. esH
Gtte 4 gortbp. 81. s5ss 20. Oar. REF. sr.... "
9ol 60. ref. AZ, sk4go. Raiiip. 81 -. loih
gsnv. ~ 1r.tsi5r. sgEu siaiIfp. seu4r.. 75h
Grie q. .4rSsyies9. 701syss & star 100
9rie gen. ~. ... 72A ! Tbirhsf,s ahi hr 7sh
W ysh; NIssir.e ot f06 lintou pGc. ~. ss+s
w apIip. I; = ~ 100HUnion pnc, %. A.. gM
~. SshI; tsl sr... ylHu. z. Hubber o.. .i02
,l ,l ~; z. o., @1sli, 2. Gfeei br. =. .l06
I'M yn,., V.et: n 70 Rirs. 9. Gbem. st.. sss
:, s,uM,: M.:N. y. teI OF. ~ sssdli1fb /, br... 80
a y ! sg9te oeo. &C.. We q Union ~ .... n
VI, ". & Z. 1. Ar. 4sH
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iuis folat:
0iebmartt.

Cincinnati, II. De5ember.
3ufubr unb 9erianbt Ddbrsnb Der
l.bten 48 Stunbsn, Oer9Ii6en nit
berielteR 3sit Der Isstsn WOte narsn
pis foIat:
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pfer6e NIB aysauleiel.

gineiuuati. II. Desember.
Die Gituation bat ii9 Hi6t perdHs
bert. Die preiis pdren itstis. Der
5anbel bsidrdnttt ii6 meipens nit
bsm Siioen. 81. Guotirunseu ipareu
tr1ip mint.
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Sufu br.

IL. 9ea. 1876 3340 160
RinSpieb, = Der Nartt mar
beuts fart, obpobl oas angsbot gro'
Ser mar nls am porieeu UtontGg.
Gute i6ipers GlsiideriOrten faRbsn
guten 2Ibias, sbenio gdnners uno
Stodsrs uno Jssbtrs.
Wlittlre uno Idpere Stiere $3.50
$50; Gl.ii6er Stiers $685.
%; aussrIsien. Biz extra $780,
25; Seifsrs $5.50-7.25; auserIsisne
bis EXTRA S7.50-s.0o; aiibe $.75-
CPS; uuserlei.ne bis srira $3.50
100; Gamers $4.O0-4.50; Utt!6s
tiibs $35-95; Stodsrs uno 5esbers:
Gti.re $5.00-L00; 9eifers $500
.5.75.
gulln. = Die Ta9fras. mar
bsuts cine 5iemlih CUTE unD be prsis
ie uneefdbr itetis.
iSette guIlsn $6.50-7.o0; Bologna
$5.50-6.25; srtra $6.40-6.50; mas
eere uno Ieibts A.50-5.5o.
aGtber. 0as 2lngsbOt mar
mdbig, bic ylu9iraee cine SienIi4 gus
ts unb bic greiie itstis.
BeTte lsidhte EGIber $11.75-12.O0;
fair biz CUTE $10.5o-115o; oroindre
unb erubs $4.50-10.50.
G 6neipe. - Die beutige 3us
fubr mar ssrInssr oils am Dortsen
Montas, bi, yladiross par gut aHo
Der miqrit iapa9.
@ute bis auserIeIene G6psrs uno
1leii6eriorten $1o.o5-1010; &C.,
mil6te gsrpntunssfOrtsn $9.75-10,s
05; ausgsiutte mittIsre 100 Bis 1S0
pfunb, $9.50-9.65; lei6ts gerianots
iprt.n, 12O big 155 pfunb, 5000
9.25, orbindre unb CUTE 6ertsl, no
pfunb unO barunter, $6.75-8.50;
croinGr. tia aaserlef,ne i1fpere fetts
SGus S7.50-9.35; ,ytra SO. 40;
Stdes S6.25 -S.25.
S6afe unb aGmmer. -
Die 3ufubr mar serinssr, bic gauas
frase gut unb bic prsiI. itetis BIB
fart.
Stafe, aussrlsfene big ertru s7.25
100; CUTE bis auserIefsne $3.50
7.25; orbindrs bis fair $5.o0-6.00.
- aGmmsr, aIssrIeiene Bis ,rtra H..
75-12.10; CUTE Bis aussrIefens SILL
25-11.75; OToiiidre bis fair $500
HOO.
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Chattanooga, 9enn.-7.8 SUB. iteigt.
Gaiso, 5a.-12.6 Jnb, fteisi.
Uiempbis 5enn.-6.7 CUB, iteigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-12
Op... Welbmsar fte.
gisaasst. ii. Deg. isia

~ Benisx Sarsn fsuts NIT 0sf4dfttn
abssfaten xnb bic Ra&itase nad DarIsbsu
uas stHs reAt ents. Die Sinsraten ltnb
uaperduberi gfblieben. Ihr GarIeben on
cdas pnrben ppn ben Baufen 4--4HS
bsss4net. ubbrsnb 0ef&dffspapiere u o.
ox biSicHtirt tperoen. Sm oifsHsn Warfts
pnrbsn 9svieben .on eans 81 SK-lx Sns
suf Bstt ~ 4--4K9S plae,rt.
nsAIa sxi sls,p Osrs
wurtsn ju Bari apiiHsn Banfeu uertauit
1is Gounisrrste bstIast SOC Yrdmis per
$1,000.
nsHid ssf gsuts.
Sidi. Dsdiel saf gcnbon pxrstn ~
A7S bro 3fb. 5teriins quptirt. 6lr 1sa'
iti aHf Berlin wsySen zoe PRO Wcri, be.
IsdHei, fur Me45el auf $aris i754s pro
5raHs. asi amitersam 4se pre GuIotn
unb auf Bien l5e pro Krone, Iirss i5s,
Nubsl y. StsdtslM prp Rrons $3.50,
Jranet (6dseiiJ l9Xs.
cnubss cbfissiIsuss
ssrsn rntis nno fetis. Die DaSsss auo'
ffeeu uuts (nl.t.
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Die llmfdss I'm HSiisen gfearingbaus b..
lisfsn I'D btuis auf s6.oII2e1.
ssiaiisiusttstsn
Tr Nnrft tn 2oiallelurifaten mar beute
rntis unb bic Yreifs seorldi, bsloaotrs
am Radmittage. 2ts fOIssnbea ysriduie
limb - beri9ten:
aln tsf BSrfe.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-08-17
VINELAND.

Fred E. Mckay and family Of Min
neapolis are spending a couple of
weeks at their summer cottage here.
H. S. Thompson and family of North
Dakota are spending few weeks
camping on Wigwam Point.
Prof. Thompson and family and
party are up here for a few weeks
at the cottages.
E. L. Trask and family Of Minneap-
oils are rusticating at Vineland.
E. J. Jones and party of Wahkon
were Vineland visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Gee, daughter
Jeanette, Mrs. E. Bergendahl and
Wanda jaeger called at A. P. Jorgen-
sens Monday evening.
Joe Wolfe and party of Princeton
are up in this vicinity with the inten-
lions of buying land.
\ Young Peoples league which was
recently organized met at the M. E
church Sunday.
A. P. Jorgensen conveyed Mr.. Rob-
erts, the state forester, to Brainerd
Sunday.
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their home on Monday. They made
the trip in an automobile.
Mrs. Victor Ecklund visited with her
mother, Mrs. Reiber, last Thursday.
Miss Written of Kansas City is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. L. B.
Shea.
Rev. Lang of Minneapolis conducted
services in this vicinity several days
last week, returning home Friday.
Mrs. C. Jacobson succumbed to the
dread disease, cancer, on Friday eve
ming at $3.50. Funeral services were
held Monday forenoon at 10 o'clock.
1nterment was made at Princeton.
Little Esther Jacobson returned
from Minneapolis Thursday where she
has been in hospital taking treat
ment for sore eyes. At this writing
she has not improved any.
The Woodward Brook Ladies' Aid
society meets with Mrs. w. Talen on
Thursday, Aug. "a.
Another Ford victim last Monday.
C. G. Wicklund came home with a
brand new road insect.
While turning a corner with his new
Ford John Tallberg accidentally opened
the gas lever and the car became ram
bunctious. 1t started into the adjoin-
ing potato patch, but it was soon sub
dued and coaxed back into the road
again and no further difficulties &C.
Cured. John says the gas lever is too
close to the steering wheel for his big
hands. Another reason why you should
have wife, John. Woman have
smaller hands, you know.
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kota last Friday after spending the
winter and summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Taylor. Mrs.
Taylor accompanied her to Minneap-
oils and returned home Saturday
evening.
Alfred Wicktor and wife of Santiago
spent Sunday visiting relatives in
Blue Hill.
John Johnson and Albert Boehm
autoed to Green lake last Sunday.
Mrs. Martin and daughter, and Mrs.
James Griffin have returned from their
visit with relatives at GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Nels Herman has been quite i'll for
some time and unable to do his work.
Alex Belair assisted by Torkel John
son, Otto Borneke and John Johnson
made some much needed repairs on the
St. Francis river bridge near Charles
Brande's last Monday. A new bridge
is much needed here and we're hoping
for new one next year.
hHuCSOIl DIOIIlelS nave puiCIldSeu d
new auto Ford from John Odegard.
Mrs. A. Fagerberg will entertain the
Ladies' Aid society on Thursday,
August "a.
Larson brothers gave a dancing
party at Lavell's hall Saturday eve
ming. A large crowd was present..
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Kaliher are the
proud parents of a daughter born last
week,
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Early Flowing Increases Yield.

Early Flowing Increases Yield.
Repeated trials have shown that
early fall blowing gives much better
conditions for a crop of grain the fol-
lowing year than late blowing gives.
While August is a dry, hot month and
other farm work presses, it is ad-
visable to do as much blowing as pos
sible. On clean land no further treat
ment is needed. On weedy land the
August blowing should be followed by
occasional disking or narrowing, or by
replowing in October
Such treatment destroys many of
the weeds and pulverizes the soil, so
that good supplies of plant food are
available during the next season. In
addition, it gives longer blowing sea-
son and chance to do better work.
Early blowing and good blowing are
important steps in getting better than
the average YIELD Boss,
University Farm, St. Paul.
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OPSTEAD.

Miss Julia Olson of Aitkin was a
guest at the D. J. Gustafson home
this week. Miss Olson was teacher
Of the Eastwood school last year.
Willie Swanson of Malmo passed
through here en- route to Iduntown
where he has an engine. He is now
prepared to do his yearly threshing
around here and other places.
Jonas Grant and wife and Mrs.
Harry Wilkes and little daughter Wis
tied at the E. L. Peterson home at
Eastwood Sunday afternoon.
Selmer Leland went to Malmo on
Sunday. He accompanied Andrew Lar
son of that place to Aitkin with a
carload of stock.
Andrew Larson and family, of
Malmo, passed Sunday afternoon at
the S. Leland home here.
Andrew Kalberg returned home on
Friday from Montana where he filed
on homestead recently.
John Anderson and family were
guests at the Peterson home at East
wood Sunday.
Miss Mary Leland is employed at
the P. M. Peterson home.
George Lundquist and Christ Leland
are hauling lumber to Redtop from
the Eggan & Swanson sawmill at Idun
for G. H. Fisher.
Herman Holm autoed to Princeton
on Monday.
Mrs. D. J. Gustafson and Miss Julia
Olson were entertained at dinner at
F. M. Grimm's Monday.
Several of our young folks find a
favorite pastime playing croquet on
the old school grounds lately.
Mr.. Ahlberg returned from a trip
to Upsala last week.
Miss Blanch and Rennie Foster left
on Thursday for Iowa where they will
make their future home.
Godfrey Erickson, Of Eastwood,
called at the Foster home Saturday
evening.
Several of our young folks picnicked
on the Ahlberg picnic grounds Sunday.
A wagon load of BURBERRY pickers
went to Seavy last week. While in
the woods gathering the luscious fruit
their wagon and supplies were burned
so they were compelled to return to
their various homes on foot and horse
back. Their berries were also burned
and the total loss was estimated at
ninety dollars.
Jonas Grant autoed to Redtop Mon
day.
Erick and Will Lofgren were Isle
callers Saturday.
Frosts have been reported in this
vicinity this week.
A welcome rain fell here on Satur-
day morning.
Peter Frykman who has been quite
i'll for the past two weeks, is reported
to be better at this writing.
Mrs. Ellen Skretting called at the
Grant home Tuesday evening of last
week.
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GREENHOUSE.

Mrs. Kopass is spending few days
visiting Mrs. L. Gennow.
School will commence in district No.
4, west, next Monday.
Mrs. Anton Betzler and Mrs. A..
Heruth were callers at VIM. Heruth's
Sunday afternoon.
Misses Hattie and Minnie Reiman.
Freda Heruth and Dora BONES passed
a few days last week with Mrs. J. Ver-
non at Brickton and Mrs. M. Schrode
at Princeton.
Arvel Gennow and Otto Reiman
were pleasant callers at Bauman's
Sunday.
Eugene Shaw commenced threshinq
Monday.
The visitors at H. Remnants on SIM
day were: Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Shrode and daughter, Violet, Freda
Heruth, Albert Boehm and John john
81 on.
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WOODWARD BROOK.

Grain stacking is the order of the
day. Shock threshing was begun Mon.
day but at this writing we have not
heard results.
L. Slagter and w. Byl accompanied
A. Toltman and P. G.. Vansomeren or
an automobile trip to Minneapolis last
Friday.
The Ford fever has claimed another
victim in this community. Last week
L. Slagter succumbed to the disease
and came home with a new Ford car
Mr.. Slagter's Ford was somewhat un.
manageable at first but is perfectly
broke in now and rolls right along.
Sunday school next Sunday at II
a. m. C. E. meeting at p. m. Every
body invited.
The Woodward Brook Farmers clut
will meet next Friday afternoon at Z
o'clock in Green's grove. In case Of
rain the meeting will be held in schoo
house of district No. IL.
c. L. Jump leaves the latter part Of
this week for a trip to Kansas anc
| Nebraska.
The road grader is again in motion
and the roads are getting the much
needed Improvement.
Mrs. Anita Talen, who has been
working near Pease, returned home
Tuesday.
Mrs. Eigenhuis and children of
Maple Lake, Mimi, are visiting with
the formers sister, Mrs. D. Groen.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Carpenter of Okla
homa, who have been visiting with
the latter's sister and brother-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hertel, returned to