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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-27
ger[anbt

Rinbbieb. - Der 3uffanb Des
Wlarttss mar beute iebr 5ufriebenrsl>
lenb. Die Ra8frage fir S4ladttEiss
re mar cine CUTE, bic Prsife fparen
fart Bis 10-15c bober als asiterrl
BUR BEL ben seip0bnli6en unb 5ernIs
seren SorteH ipar Der pxis un0er-
dnoert. 2eiblifs uHb quite S9laGts
THERE unb 9eifsrs porsn Hart anb
10--15e b6ber un6 battsn iebr auien
1lmiab. Gamers itiegsn nm 10
15c. Gute Wlilhfiibe lparm itarf 3a
asitrigen preiftn. Gerp0bnli6s Wsii9s
fiibs 5eigten seine 8srbeTtriina. Vute
Stoders uno Geebsrs paren in lebS
batter Radfrase, uber bic ssip0bnIrs
fxn urb geringen Sprten iparen
lansfam sn alter Pretisr.
Wliitlere unb f6fpere Stiere $500
-12.75; GleifGsr Stiere 5000
$50; aussrleisns bis ertra $9.75-
100; Seifers $5.75-S.25; aussrIes
I.ue 6is eytra S8.50-9.OO; Rib. S5.s
25-7O0; anselei.ne bis ertra $7.25
800; Gamers $4.50-5.15; Wilh,
tiibe $50.0O-115.00; Stoders ano
5seesrs $5.50-9.25.
8ullen. - Die 3ufubr mar
mGbig, bic Ra4frass 3ismli3 su;. bic
Prtiis itetis.
syette guIlen $7.S5-8.5O; 9osssna
$6.75-7.T5; maeers uio lsi6ts So
o0-6.50.
&d(ber. Der Wnrtt inJlsIi1.
tGl6ern ipar- beute 5ienli3 langiain
uno bic Yreiie fielsn I'm 50c. Der
Martt lDurbe ipdtsr ibrDdtsr uno
i6lOB flan.
Bette leitte aGlbsr $13.O-14.Oo,
fair Bis quite $11 .oo-13-5o; OrSinaz
re unb srobs $5.oo-9.O0.
S6peine - Der Taartt mar
fart uno le6bdft, bic Rn4frose gut,
Der llmiab gut uno Der S4lab itsil8
biz fart. Die 9rsiis marin hardf
ianittli6 bieisIben.
gluserieiene i6tpre 225 pturto
unb mebr $3.50; auserIsisns Der
Iiduots unb yleii6eriorten 100 Ptun6
uno meb Sr15.50; mittlsre uno 9es
mit6ts leo @funb unO msRr $l4.2o
-15.5O; leittt 8erfanoHorteH l2o
Bis 155 pfunS $13.5o-14.25: orpi'
mar. bis quiz iJer.a 11O pfuno une
peniger $11.00-13.25; orbinars ets
auserl.Isne i4pere f.tts Sdus $12.oo
-14.5O; oroindre bis cute Stass
s11Oo- -1350.
S9af. un5 admmsr. S's
SleiIdHorteu iporen ipenig oeranosri
unS bic gSrsiI. tetis. Rur bic irapss
rem admmer paren siemIi4 lon9l am
unb poren taum ftetig bis l6-2oe
biIiaer als esfern. Seconbs mIo ss'
ipSbnlide 2dmmsr paren lonsiam.
S6afe, aussrlsfme bis ertra 500
1000: fair bis quite $7.0o-s.oo;
guas umb prbinGre $4.0-675; Sods
$500 unb tpeniser. - 2dmmer, aus
erleIeue bis srtra $15.50-15,75; eis
uise aussrleI.ne $1,000; fair bis quite
$14.OO-15.5O; fseonbs $l2.O--
1900; orbinars $9.00--11.5o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-27

1rettag IS Dftsbss. 1911

0tttssH ~ ~s~ssts A@As
Die Gsi4aite parrn tsufs tn ben tieii'
gen BaHfen stpss tnbiger, pod W 0eic
lmmsr noe jejf Gas xsrisbsa pnroeA ppH
ben Banfsn t1s-oS ssre9ast, BIC 1tatlss
abrr plaeires loids5u s54ys-
.ssa,n M NsD psst
wurben Az Barl swifdeE Banieg perfauff.
zw Gounisrraie bsIEasr tve Yssmis per
tIvvu
nisAiss sul asssps-
eiHi. 8s9ld aut Eoasol parsen 10
4.7 pro $40. StsrliHs euot.r. 4se6.
@ sut 1sriin DurpeH ut9t auctirf. jar
Be4itl aut $aris 11.b5< yrs uraHe. sui
umiifrDam <3.zss prs VuIoen. gBe9la
auf Bien pureen nt&t quottrt. Sires
i4s, siubsl 16.b0s, 6fodb0lm pm Krone
tSset, oranes tSGpevJ 2z.26s.
sAssss.cbiissitsuss.
partH rutis uns itais. Die ganiea qns.
ftrCu nj tulaf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-27

Gen. gonSs uuS alttien IN saeiD yOrt

QsI&dttsrapitrs suroeu "a 6H$ bis.
iouiiri. SgedIlI aut 2oasou Darsn lteits.
s5ar 90 9sss tA7IK. gsmmtreisl Dins. -
9aae, sl.7i. Siat eA1s4, Rsbe!'
anpsijunaen t<7s 7Ii6. 6ranes eiAf
SIX, Sahel 6751; ylsrf, ieius Cusfi'
runsen; 4ronen. ieiHe Gus!tuHsen, pol
I1n6.ihe Gslnen Si4t 4Sze, StabtI 45Ae.
yus SiAt 7.sIK. xabel LsoK. Ruba Sipi
iy1<; &absi i5H. 6Iber. Sarttn SsH.
AeritaniiAs Dollars oss.
affisnnar't-9er Warh nar hsnts
uugestgeil, tn daesmelnsn astr i9se1.
Gis Giifubobn. aiiifH bieiteu iid i'm s,rsiis,
bic 3Rbuitris.Gttlsn sbsr tsitsn ~ isiosn.
gitsHtabn Afstsa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-27
Ghtsaao. 2s. 0ttcber.

WelIttoru. = Sir Des. 81. .1ot-
1.2l; ON s8lub $1.19. Sir Adj
$1.12s-1.14a; ON S&lub $1.1St.
Safer. - 5iir Ses. 58a-oeSt;
am S4lub 5s9c. SIR Mai 6o-o1';
ON G@luB 60sc.
gtpseeu. - Ro. 2. $1.SOA
gerk- = $1.10-l8.
Simotbp. - $6.50-6.D.
sel1. - $18.00-M0O.
BORT. - Giir Ottober am S4lnB
SALTS. Sir SAM $39.6o-4o-I;
am 5@Iub $40.o5.
S4uala = Cir 9Oa S240
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-27

Eie llniass I'M bitiista Gltariasbauis
beIisisn I'D, Rsuie sui u, ,sz7i2i
lsfai-esfzrsiafsE.
Amsriean ROliiss Nia 60. CON- nno
Csio 9uies Uas pr. ieam eine- vss q
Glettric 90. Nfufn parrn bsufe IN 3taf'
rass Hnb isifsr TN ere,is. C1ls State 1sl.
com. aber pareu etmas nifottgfr uRD tdloi.
len ~ i54 eetpten. SsrfauIt DurosH:
On sss gDs1s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-27
cine gntbedura.

.Gu sebrnudft s1r Ssortbetpeeittg
nobI buirn nod 6etne 8efne1
s(rttompbiIfer: .,&tttig Serne bn4
Be tb ia AUDI rD1l"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-27

Fnnte: .siebit biL aarIhen, oieier
nltersaroiie Stord, niitet l1cn lange,
Iafige Sabre oiif ifnieren Dmtels
.aerI1ea: sSat Der bio eebradt2s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-27
1dglidjer aNarft.Derid,
Gineinnaii 2s. ottubsr.


eineinnati, 26. Ottober.
Die ia4fOIssnben auotirungen be.
5itbeu ii4 Hur aui gngross sransats
iipnsn. Bel fsinersn Gei4dften ipsrs
ben ttipas b0bert prsiie bere9nst.
propifionsn
9 d m al .. - prinia Stsan,
247o-24.s5; Gamilp 26a 27s.
Z 1rotengefal5tHs 6l.ii1.
Sbort clear Ssittn 28-2Sac; eytro
fbort clear Ssitsn 27a 28e; turss
Rippen g7t-2se; Bellies 30t-3Oss
per gfunb.
Gerdu9srtes GIeifd. =
S9oti clear Seiten 3Oa -31c; srtru
ibort clear Seiien 30-305e; iur0s
Rippn 30-3o1e; Bellies 334 a3ae.
sugar Gureb 6teii&. -
S4intsn 2Sa a29ae; picnic S6uls
tern 23-233e; greaiiaii Bacon 39-
40c; S4uitsrn in Yadeten 24t-25c;
Rem Yort Gut PSI -26c; eetrodnets
Beef S9uliern 34-34se per pfuno.
SiBgep6dsltts SIsifh-
S4inisn 25Az-26e; picnic SduIs
tern 20hc; 8eaiss 1856; S&uIs
tern IN qadtten 20-20ae; Rem gort
Gut bo. 21-21as.
Jrii 8ts Gleiih. - S6ins
ten, loIe, 26s-27se; g3itnic S9uIs
tern 20-21e; S9ultern 23-23ac;
tur5e glipptnisit.n 26-27c; Thort
clear 8ippenfsitsn 26-27e; sytra
i9ort eI.ar Rdppsnieiten 26-26tt;
lsi9te Bellies 35a-36it; i4psrs bo.
4-35e.
Rebl unb getreibe
Webl. - Dinisr pateni 5000;
Winter fanep 5000; WiHtsr familD
$3.50; Wintsr egtra $3.50; 2Dintcr
orbindr s7.9o-S.4O; Sartes Neiacn
pattnt $11.N-11.90; Sartes Deis
sen fanep $10.65-11.f5 Is ;Sartss gBet,
gen familp $9.S0-1o.4o; Rortbps.
tern gemii&iss S1075-11.00; Hog.
gen. eiip. rsints, $11.00-11.25;
NoegsH Gitp. ssmii&tss. $11.W-
11.25.
Weisen - Der Tlar.t mar
ttstis; Ro. 1 rotber $2.24 nstto; go.
2 sotbsr S2.23 netto; go. 3 r,tbsr
$2.20 netto; To. A unb SO. 8 na9
,probe S2.05-2.12 Der Hu.
WeIf9torn. - gso. ] neibes
$2.20-2.25; SO. 2 DO. $2.20-2.25;
gso. 3 DO. s2-2O-2.25; SO. 4 DO.
$2.15-2.20; go. 5 DO. $2.10-2.15;
Ro. 8 bO. S2.10-2.15. = SO. seis
bes $2.0S; RO. 2 bO. sos; SO. 3.
DO. $2.08; gho. A bO. S2.06-2V1;
Ro. 8 bo. S2.04-2.06; Ro. 6 DO.
$2.04-2.06. - 30. / eeurifbtes 81
0-2.08; go. 2 DO. $2.o6-20S;
80. 8 DO. $2.O6-208; so. A DO.
81 -206; SO. 8 DO. $2.0-2.05;
yo. 6 bo. $2.03- -2.05. - Wcibes
4Olbeniorn $2.18-2.2O; selbes aols
bentorn $2.06-2.07; aanii4tes sspls
bsutorn $2.O5-2.06.
5afer. - Ro. 2 tpeiber 63c;
Stanbarb peiBer 62ae; Ro. 3 ipeiber
624e; Ro. 4 tpeibtr 61-62c;; RO. q
ssmiidter 61te; SO. 3 ssmii4ter sins
bsimiIder 60-61l; SO. A semii9tsr
Rossen. glo. 2 neuer $l.7S
-1.S0; Rp. 8 S1.75-1.T; Ro. 4
81 .70-l75; Yrobs $1.68-170.
Wbistep.
@ertaGit ipuroen 103 BbIs. Di'
Killers 6inifbeo GOobs uuf Der gafs
S4.60.
Groesries.
Raffee. Sapo 27-32c; y1o'
1n 27t -30t; 9uaszuaIG Tanrp ISAe;
70. suief 17ae.
1rima. ma....-..............fe a.
DAHt ...+....s..ss..ss..s l1A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-27
Mms,pdrtise mdrfte.
glep gori, 26. S,tober.

Reip ort 70. S'p0et.
ROssen. ylartt beinnhs itets
go. 3 Meftstn $1.S7 c. / {. U. y.
@erfte. = Wartt rubis; ealITosniG
$1.35-1. 40 {. /. (. geep yort.
Weli3torn. - Wartt itdrtsr; 20
2 s.Ibes $2.18 uub Ro. 2 semri1ies
$2.16 c. /. {, Rem Yori.
sofer. - ylartt piIlis; Stanparr
66A- SIC.
S9mals. = Rartt ftdrssr; gs'ooi'
@eft S25.50-25.60.
3uder. - Rober. Martt ltehs'
gsHtrifuaal $500; Mplafes $6.W;
raffinirter, Martt TART; fsin 9ranu'
lirter 1886.
Der Martt fit bic unbsrsn Ariiis'
mar unnerGnoert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-27

CAB. - Ole gr3a9lun9 Der Ped)z
tohlsnflG5e.
Mir itiegen ubsr siuen tleinen Sang
am S6lierise binaui. 9us NOR in
bem i9nrfbrii4issn Sriimmsrssiteiu
ipeber lsi4t nod an9eHsbm. Oo9
losnn mir ssboift battsn. nun sinsn
aanetaren Dss gu iiHosn, ia5en mir
ms chen sriinoIia eaitaai4t. Der
Berg Itirg in einem Btntel DON nGbe5u
45 GRAB an uno iiel nod Teller in
cine unergriinoli9e finiters 5ieie a6.
WfaH fano ieinen oalt Hur an einem
f5rGg ssitsaten SOlBtlos uRo smpfiug
.inen ipabren 3puns gum Yorpdrtss
itreiten babur4, oab in Der Gntferz
ruRg zines rsi4li6 6smefsnsH Sdritz
tss tttpas bOber pieoer 10 sin 9oISs
ifamm eineetIemmt mar. limb oas
isste ii9 Dis cine 5rspps fort uHo
fiibrts RAID in cine WiIDnib sissuitsr
4rt
llrier 5iibrer, Der tistsr tsin BOrt
seiprc6en, risi nun in bic Ountslbeit
binsia: .RaHu man bgr92~ Der 9OH
:srlOr id in bieieu Griiftsn, aIs Dsrs
iidsre CT i'm Rihts. Cine balbe giinute
ptritli& IN Der Stills. Damn orang ss
lsiIe ME aus einem 5erngeiprd6 auf
9uneerte BON &iIometeru Der an uus
isr DIR: Rein, bier ssbt's ni4t
bur9.4 Der Rufsr blisb uniiatoor,
IsiRs Stimme Hang uidt siHmaI
msnihli9. .Dir mifeu our9!" be-
Iabi unier 1ibrer. .RGumt abl" llnp
oa besann Elm POItsrn uno Rolen,
nIs sonnerts irssnoDo in unertsuns
tarsr SsrnsR Elm GiIeRbahH3us iiber
Briicen.
OcHn tpuroe es pieper tootenitiu.
unb mir tlsttertsn btnab in bic Gin
iternib. Der Berg mar teller als Elm
ipib1isbslisss 9ausoa8 uao sldtt. ala
heitehe CT aus polirtem Dtetdu. ysau
Issts Ii6 aui ben Riiden unp taItete
nit esn SJiiBsn in Der ihparSen
3lamm, bic It'd abtpdrts offnete. berz
am. 6ano aber tsinen 9alt. belt man
ii6 nit eiuem 4rm an BEN 9pl5tlos,
ter Fisher Sur' StiiBs eients; NIT Der
aneern Sano mubte man Die 2ampe
boltsI, bic nOtbis mar. I'm etfpas
Srisntirune bel Der berri9enoeu0unz
tsl6tit gu finhen. Run lisb man ii4
biHab, big man tpieoer an eiuem Sol3z
;los Siteruus fupe. @as lpisoerholte-
Ib sirisemals unb sribien gar ni1t
tsIoneers bsidpsrltb, ipenn iia nur
Der Berg ni4t babel in gsfpesuns se>
isBt hattie. aber nan gerietb in @ez
ron, Der sau3s S9ub lam ms Rpllen,
Elm atbmbstlemmenber Rau5 itieg
luf; ein &nirI6eu, 9r06nen, fprtns
senb. gl6ds pis S9iifie, ounu pieber
StiIle. llnb bur6 rem Shutt, ben
man por ii6 bsrido6, Oerenste man
bic aIamm. Gs tamsu SteIlsn. mo bic
obere Danb ipie Elm Sarsoetel iiber
hem antIib lag; ss tamsu Srieas
enssn. mo- bns RutI Pm trpb Der 2Ibs
I6aFisteii bes gpbsns sebemmt mar,
neil man pben uub uuten an ben
Wdnbsn anitieb. fir ben 9luseubIid
feftsetlemmt tpurbe unb iib nur Nib
lam SurhspGnste. Damn pieoer purf
be es auf turSe Stredsn bin freier.
Dofiir FebItsn bier bic siHsetIemmien
gaI:su. Grit in brst bis bier Metss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-27
Siebuiarfti

Ginein nati. 26. DIT. 1917.
3ufubr unb gsrfanbt pdbr,nb Der
leBten "a Stunben. pereliten nit ben
norpsrsanssnen bier sassn, finb pis
folgt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-27
Metaa MART.

Rem gort, 26. OttObsr.
3inn. - Martt tart; $62.5o-
$3.50.
8Isi. - Martt felt; $5.65-6.0O.
Spelter. - Nartt f4lpa4; $7.62t
-775.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-27

.Sudtr. - prer1e feit. - Naffrltr'
ter Gut 2oaf $10.55; popbereo $9.15;
CUBES $9.10; granulirtsr $500; Con.
feetionsrs .af- $3.50; Of ~ $3.50
$40; tpeibtr sttra $8.N-S.5O;
ertra &c $3.50 per buubert pfuno.
Wofaffes. - Rarit ftetis. =
Rem Orleans Open &ettI 55-65c;
Centrifugal 40-4Sc per GnIone.
Refs. - grtra innep 9eap Sa--
aie; fnnep 8-ssc; jstpno 9tnn T.
WbssIine, 90. 9a.-6.8 Jub, fdut.
lac; ssbrO6euer 54-5ac; Sopnn n
-8ac.
Dairps sprobutts
Butter. - Wnrtt Siemlid Ieb,
bnft. Hrsie fstig. - MboIetnilt
srtrn 44sc. Gentrniiseb sytra 42t;
eeHtrnIi5sb firits 40c; iteDnbs 37sc;
lJanrp 9oirp 800; s,adins Giea
29i--34S
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-27
Gbisaaa 26. CttObef,

G&nsine - Sufu6r 800
Martt itstis ME seitsrn. Butt sl4.'
85-16.4O; tsiate $14.25-l5.4o;
saniI6te $1465-16.7o; faptr'
$14.60-16.65; raube $146o-l4-'
So; 5ertsl $10.35-14.o0.
ainbpieb. - 3ufubr 500;
Martt itetis; Rattpe Stisre $6.s5-
100; Wsfrn Stisre $6.25-lS.oo;
etodsrs unS Gesbers S6.oo-ll.o0
aiibe unb Seifers $5,0o-l2'lo;
GGIb<r $8.00-15.25. :.
S6aie. 3ufubr 5000; vtarlt
felt: Wetbers $S.75-12.75; Gpes
$7.Br1125; aGHmer Sl2'So-
17.76.
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Gin SpaSiersaus in bic nrSeit.
Bon q. 8. Graues

Der Yfab IN bic Jiuitsrnib. Die
YTlanasns unb 5bisrpsIt i'm Rob
lsnIlS3. Cine untsrge5angene
8slt. - als ss nod teine aIpen
gas. - Die gr5abluns Der Ps6s
tohlsnfI03e.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-04
co WAY DOWN EAST
LANCASTER ID, c. AND WIFE LEFT
SATURDAY FOR TIDE WATER
WE'LL EQUIPPED.

Dr.. w. j. Schade and wife left Sat
urday morning for Devils Lake Park
and the Dells. From there they go to
Milwaukee and Chicago thence to In
dianapOlis, Ind, and Louisville, Ky
The next main point will be Washing
ton, d. G. From there they go up the
coast to New York and Boston and
Portland, Maine. From there they will
strike the st. Lawrence valley coming
home via the Thousand Islands and
Niagara Falls.
The Journey throughout will be
made in the Paige SO used on their
trip west last year. The car equip
ment includes five extra tires, 40 feet
of strong rope, tire trunk, wardrobe,
shower bath, food cupboard, folding
tent and stakes, bedding, portable
mattress, folding lunch tables, and a
raft of other things w. ]. has had
made especially for the trip. They
will sleep in the car and take their
meals out doors according to condi-
tions. The trip will consume at least
two months and possibly longer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-04
LOUiS Wotter,

Louis Wetter, a we'll known citizen
of this city, passed into rest Monday
evening about six o'clock at his home
in the 3rd ward. Mr.. Wetter was TAX
en- i'll the day before last Thanksgiv-
ing and the after effects Of pneumon-
ia caused rheumatism and heart
trouble Mr. Wetter was born in Phil
adelphia, in 1850 He came to Wis
consin with his parents in 1855 and
settled in No. Lancaster. In 1875 he
was married to Kate Kraemer at An
nation. She with three children, Will
and Leo Of Liberty, and Mrs. Arno
Alt of this city, survive. The funeral
will be held at the Evangelical church
tomorrow at ten o'clock Mr.. Wetter
was a kindly, honest man who will
be greatly missed by his many friends.
For years he worked at the Lancas-
ter Lumber Co. office where great
sorrow prevailed yesterday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-04
{ EXEMPTION BOARD
NEW BODY MET AT COURT HOUSE
YESTERDAY AND ORGANIZED.
MUCH WORK AHEAD.

The local board Of exemptions held
its first meeting yesterday in Sheriff
Hymer's Office. The board organized
electing Yves. Hymer, Chairman, and
II. j. Johnson, Clerk The other mem
bers are DR.. S. w. Doolittle and w
]. Brennan Of Lancaster; S. E. Pear
son, Bloomington; Geo. R. Barden
Platteville; w. E. Howe, Boscobel.
The boards first duty will be to
number, compare and sign every reg
istration card. These cards will be
numbered from one up for the entire
county. Then the copies Of the cards
will he forwarded to the state adult
ants office.
According to the allotment SCENE
the numbers and names drawn will
be posted and published and notified
by mail. The "honor men," that is
those drawn, will be called for physi-
cal examination by the board physi-
clan. After physical examinations are
finished the board will take up exemp-
tions as specified by the rules. The
entire matter will probably be dispos-
ed Of in two weeks time.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-04
KILLED BY A TRAIN
MATZA, ESCAPED FROM
COUNTY HOME, MET DEATH AT
GLEN HAVEN, SUNDAY.

Frank Malta, a Preston farmer, un-
der treatment at the county asylum as
an incurable, was struck and killed
by a passenger train at Glen Haven
at o'clock Sunday morning Matza
wandered away Saturday morning and
was not missed until dinner time.
Mr.. Burris instituted prompt search
and found that MatZa had gone south
and west. The search was going on
when news came Of the fatality. 1t is
supposed that Matza went to Mozart
ney and there caught a freight north.
He probably got off at Glen Haven and
was wandering on the tracks when
the passenger struck him causing in
slant death. His head was badly
crushed and both legs broken. The
body was taken first to Cassville and
later to Sitter for burial.
Matza was 80 years old. He had
been twice at Mendoza escaping once
and coming home. He was examined
then and pronounced cured. Later he
voluntarily appeared for examination
and was sent to Mendoza again. Last
April he was sent to the asylum here.
He was known as good patient and
gave no trouble. Under the method Of
treatment at the county farm, tract
able patients are allowed considerable
liberty as a means Of restoring them
to health
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-04
LANCASTER COUPLE TAKE
AUTO JOURNEY


E. ]. Morse and wife left Saturday
noon for Mineral Point. On Monday
morning with E. G. Fielder and wife,
they departed on an extended tour
through the east in the latter's Jeff
rey Six. The party goes to Milwau-
kee and across the lake by steamer
From Grand Haven they will tour to
Detroit and from there through Can
ada to Buffalo and Niagara Falls. New
York City and Boston, will be visited
before coming home. The journey
will consume a month. Mrs. Bolzell
Of Montfort, Mrs Morses mother, will
look after the house and the Morse
children during their parents alb
sence.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-04
PLATTEVILLE ACCORDS
MAJOR COLD RECEPTION.

Major r. J. Schaaf, the retired army
officer who spoke from the bandstand
here Tuesday night was accofde
cold reception at Platteville The
people there refused to let him lee
ture taking the stand that he had no
credentials. The Major was advised to
see the State Council Of Defense and
he left at once saying he would re-
turn and give his lecture. The Platte
vile people feel that unauthorized
persons whose object is to make pat
riotic speeches and follow with a col
lection, should not be encouraged.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-04
.ANCAS.EER YOUTH ENLTSTS;
INJURIES THUMB SOON AFTER.

Ray and Lambert Groenier went to
Plattevill@ Monday where Ray en-
listed in the local guard unit after
Messing f. perfect physical test
While preparing to return Ray MOTTO
ed tire down on the car. Following
blowing lip Ray endea. ) ed to place
the1ire on the wheel and while doing
so the tire exploded. Ray was Knocked
down by the explosion. He was car
ried to me Cunningham hospital a
short. 4iat2nce away for treatment.
While there a boy came in with the
ball Of his left thumb which had been
torn eff. This the doctor sewed on.
After rest tho Groeniers returned
f47 Ray was resting easy. .yester=
day.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-04
MEETING WAS TAME BOLTS PLAY HAVOC.
PYROTECHNICS EXPECTED BUT
FAILED TO MATERTALIZE.-
NEW MEMBERS ELECTED.

Those who went to the annual
school meeting Monday night primed
for q display Of fireworks Qet the re-
porter say right here that the major
ity present did expect IT'D were doom
ed to disappointment The expecte |
confiagration failed to materialize an i
the order Of business proceeded OF
the basis of a bible class.
To cut out the red tape, DR.. FOy Ter
was placed in nomination and elect
ed viva vOce as chairman of the M ct
ing. Mr.. Brennan read the minutes
of the last meeting which stood APP
proved. Mr.. Meyer followed with the
annual report and the budget for the
coming year The sum to be raised
after deducting balances, state aid
ETC., stood at 15,340.37. This is prac-
tically g standOff with the budget
recommended last year as the $40
appropriated for South primary school
toilets was not used owing to high
cost of materials This budget was
passed viva voce.
The next in order was election of
members. Mr.. Brennan declined to
stand again for the office of clerk and
a ballot taken gave the other nomi-
nees, Mr.. Granville and Mrs. Lambert
GrOenier, 231 for Granville and 152
for Mrs. Groenier. Scattering 10. To-
tai vote 365. Mr.. Granville declared
elected.
For member at large Mrs E. j. Aus
tin received 206 and Mrs. Vina Stone
152. Mrs Austin declared elected.
For the second member at large upon
motion Of Mr.. Meyer the secretary
cast unanimous vote for Mrs. Groe-
nier. The chair then appointed A. j.
Wiedenbeck, Geo. Beck and G. III. Bas-
ford as an auditing committee.
The electors voted to install a cess
pool and make such temporary SAM
tary improvements at the South school
as will meet the needs The meeting
then adjourned.
No action was taken endorsing or
eliminating the various special de-
partments such as the business
course, music course, manual train
ing or domestic science, and as a re-
suit these departments will be con-
tinued as heretofore. The personeI1
of the board stands with DR. Fowler,
chairman; r. Meyer Jr., treasurer;
f. J. Granville, clerk; members
#. Webb, Mrs. q. ]. Austin, Mrs Lam
bert GrOenier, Frank Bidwell
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-04
STORM OF SUNDAY MORNING Sc
WE'RE ONE TO FARMERS OF THE
VICINITY LOSSES.

Those awake after midnight Satur-
day night had the doubtful pleasure
Of listening to a succession Of crash
> that rivaIled anything the trenches
Of Europe might produce. In brief
40 master Of thunderbolts was
Launching one after another of his
charges and stock and
Property suffered in consequence.
I AT least six farmers residing here
abouts suffered losses that they re
ported to the insurance adjustOrs.
The storm seemed exceptionally Sc
we're in Ellenboro township where
John Spease lost a barn and contents
including a horse. John Mathews Of
the same neighborhood, lost a bunch
Of cattle during the night and Frank
Neckvatai of Clifton, a horse. John
Mn oney of Mt Hope, reports the
COW and G. E. Gilbertson Of
.Lcaster, a COW. T. A. Vesper-
no lives west of the city, lost
Other losses were without
do ustained in the storm.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-04
NAUGHTY BIRDS DEFY
INGENIOUS SCARE CROW

Mrs. Frank Muesse arrived Satur-
day from Minneapolis, for visit with
Henry Muesse who is quite ill.,
Albert Wiedenbeck has a fine straw
berry bed that he takes great deal
of pride in. To protect it from mar
auding birds he built a scare crow
last week along the latest approved
lines. Mr.. Wiedenbeck was somewhat
staggered on Sunday to find that the
birds had built nest in the scare
crows hat and were going ahead eat
ing berries.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-04
NORTH LANCASTER.

Pittenger Bros have new garage.
Chas. Fitzgerald, an old settler in
Big Grant, is very low. l, is hoped he
will soon be better.
Knoke Bros. have completed new
silo.
Gerhard West is driving a new
Ford car.
Miss Mary Grebe spent a week at
the Eugene Croft home doing dress
making.
A large crowd attended the dance
at Griswold's Friday night. All had
a fine time.
The young people of the vicinity