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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13

slisb Der geiunbbeitsbeb5rbe bel 3ur
gsKeruna Der fanitGren @erbdltnife
Der Stabt beisetrogen. 3ulebt mar
er 0iitrittsarst bon 2inbsntpalb se=
ipsIen. Burger ieinen bier &inoern
ipirb er iiberlebt pon elmer ShipeIter
une einem @ruber.
= CHARLES 9iI pon g.rinceton
ipurbe bon Der Qusitcuunssbeborbs
gum Superintendent bes NusItel.
lunasparts ernannt.
= Der neue probatrifter Mooo'
ruff ernannte am Mpntug 2ouis &.
Sbirlep gum Gbef probations'
beariten.
= Sur6 Ridter SarInn ipurOs
geitern Der Neger Sbomas @arren,
ipelc1er Ii6 Der Grmprbung ieines
RaiIesenofen 6. 9riHpn IduIbig be-
tannte, pine SofFnung uuf 9egnabis
aung auf 2s6ensseit bem 3uhtbaus
iiberlpisIsn.
- Srnu git6er girfner, Satin
ron Serrn 9ouis Sirtnsr BON 90.
2447 9ennirshpfen 9tpenue. ipei6e ON
Sonntas Moreen ins Mercp Soipital
aebradt purbe, 1T baislbit, na6bem
iie elm tobes &inb 5ur Welt ges
bra9t bate, seitpr6eu. Die 9eerbis
eune finbst bsute @ormittas nm $50
llbr i'm Sreennpob Grieobof itatt.
- Sin 6rember, pelder in Der
Sonntag gla9t psriutts, in bas
Seim BON 6errn 9lusuIt Sambad,
9Rp. 1903 9irie 9lpe., gu prinsen,
ipuroe periteuAt.
= Serr Serrnnn SeImitebt purbe
am Gonntag anldbli9 isines 5S.
9eburtstuss in ieinsm Ssim an ge.
dett StraBe aufs onseneAmite iibcrs
rafdt.
- Sgr unb Trau SoTspb @eib
BON Siib 5rpnt struBc begingen am
Spnntas i'm areiie ibrer 9sripanotsn
uHb Jrsunos bic 25. @isbertsbr hires
So15eitstdges.
- Ser in Rp. 223 gudebe Strabs
tpotnbafie Qrnolo S6affer puros
geItern Norgen Sur6 Ridter Shnni
ipeaen @erlebuue Der Jahroroinan3
gu elmer gsIDitrafs bon S. unb Soften
perurtbeilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13
Seutider 2anSluebr.V elm.

SSn ser seitrigen gerianuilluna ocs
Gentit)en 2anonebr. @ereirs, Die IN
Ter Gotiie bes Sern Grnit @eber I'M,
nit Scrrn sSoiepb g8eiB aIs Sefretd;
III Der @aibiitatou QIattiorln itatt
iono, nebm Hr1iioent @ebcr oic &c
Ieaenbeit nabr, Die glrnpeienben aui
Scn @ebirtstog Se@ 0larinrer. .graii
bentrn slbrabam gincoIn, ben er als
einea ssreun6 Der Geiitiben be3eib
nete, aitfinerfiam 3ll MAIDEN rno an
ieinen antrag ipltroe oeiicn gnoenfeT
oiird Grbetcn bon sen Sisen eeebrt
gn feds erfronfie aanieraben mur'
Se Die iibIide llnteritiiBln,g I'M Ye'
trcge BON $36 diisbe.abIt, ebenio pur'
ben hie 9eiIeiosbeid)Iiiie anI1bIih bea
elbIe5ens Oes aomraoen aarI 9nuid
perIeien unb eittar5eiBen ilnb iueroen
Der Samilie bes SFItcrbenen iibermit.
ieIt u'erbcn. Se-r grnft SenIpd be.
ridtete i'm pamen oes Slrrangemen.s.
9(nsfd'iiiics. baB Der aaiierbaa elm
tiibider grfoIg gepeien Iei ein eito-
giiltiger gerid't aber nidlt Dor nahiter
8erimruIima eritattet pecoen fonne.
@Ieidsaitig 6nrfte CT sIllc, ipelde 81
ccm GrieIgc belactragcn baben ini 90.
men oes 2lusid)uiies. gn Dem Masfal.
taIl Ses Cincinnati @ddcr 8eiangpe-.
Gins am 81. INbtnnr Inn Geutiter
alnb, pire iid> eer gerein in 9orpore
irnb OIL bcm Saa bes 3eutih. linz.
4rbeiter Mdnncrfors am %. sSe.
bruar in Ser 9trbeiierballe, ioipie al
tem S6outuruen Der Cincinnati
Surnpeineinbe ant 18. 1dr5 IN Der
afuiifbnac. uub teiien araiten be.
tteiiiesn.
aliusrao 5riG @rilbe ipurbe OILS Te.
Iegat imo 9auerdo 2ouis Siegel oils
Stenpertreter 5ir 9eutiten 3ag.@c.
iellihait ernannt.
Sieraili fum Der gllhpltrf fir oic
neue, reip. reuioirte aonititiiiion 5l,r
Gerleiling unO piiroc na9 tiirjer &c.
batte giitaebeiben.
Tie einnnbmen beIiefen iidJ aui
S33.25, Die gIlsgnben ani S5l rno bic
aollefte iiir ben Maattit-srieeer1eim.
Sonbs lit iolpeit alif S201 80 eeitie.
deft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13
@ermeiicrt.

Carl Sdneioer, ron Dio. 6t9 @cii
gierte Strnbe. piirbe geitern abcnb
on Der 6iIniten itno Central sIpenlls
ren einem bnuntIangen Snrbigeu en,
geiaaen, Der obne Elm gsort 5n iaacll
ali SdIneiner 5iiiprang, linn nit ri.
uem 1oid)erHeiier cine Stidruunoe
in Ser redj.er Sdnilter beibradlte uno
ounn feline 5liid,t bcuertiteailte.
Sfnei3ers gauroe fpiir6e bon cincui
IN Der Rdl,e luobnenoen ar5t Derbial.
oen
Sarru Softer iinb @eorge 5oiter,
5rci 9riioer, Die SO. 1861 yinc Cir.
pobuen perietben aeitern Nedluittaj
on Der 9libmcno mio Sarriei Strnbe
nit 9ild)nro Steiuues, Don y,o. 1881
Hidn,ono Strabe, in eiuen Streit. in
teiien @erlaui Steinluet bon eincnl
Mciies @ebraudD ir1dte nno Sorrg
Softer tit, geunbe al, Der 9iaic Bel.
trad,tc, rpdl,renb George Softer BON
ibm in oie linfe gsdnge geitodsen ipilr.
De. Die g,oIi3iiten Grainer uIo
Slump. Sie oiirh ben 2drm berbeigc.
loft puroen, nabnien Gteinnes nIf
8erbndt bin imo Sltrp Softer fregcn
'mgebibrIiden 8etrngens felt, mdb-
reno es George Joiter selang 81 cnt.
nii6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13
I'm, Weihate
giir si. g,i,iiduns Der Tampftr Der
gtmeritc Ginis
Wurb, Dos Narine Department. ON
Woniaa fprm.n aHs.sunssn.

Waibiusion. .. g., 12. 5sb-.
Der QrdIibsnt nr Snisruaiicnaltn
Sanbsla.ammsr, q. u. 9 GrdniIin.
reitt, am Monins i'm Wnrins s1e'
par..msnt sim formsIlt appIiiaitoH
I'M geItiib, CUR gsiiiidans Der Yai'
Iaaieroampisr Der amsri.n aini. sili.
I'm o,m e3,iuhs lpire ,rildrt. oab oi:
GeieGi6ait uubr StaItes isi. 'ih 8s'
itiibs gu u,rit,aff,n.
GS pirb nnseo,utsi, bab bas Wlos
rim. : Tspnrismsni. ObsIsi4 "a aus
milit1riifen griinpen elmer estorii'
runa amni.nniittr SnnSslsihif's
Surt bic Gefa5r3oHe opponirt, 81
@uniien Der 2isfsrung bon GsidussH
su gertt.ibisunssSpedtn 1T.
Gs purbt OfiiSiea er.ldrt. bob ons
Ospatiemeni elm. bsirahilidt an5ufl
BON br.is Bis fsfs50lliseu 0eidiib.n
alten 5rps tsfiss, ipslts fir bic gs'
itiiduna pom 5anbeIsi6iffen TN Jn'
ter,fe ibru @,ribeioisuns ssniissn
,uiirben, unb man sIaubt ni4t. Dor
Der priDaie Gbdrafi.r folder Sdti's
bur6 cine iol6s gsitiituns lsiosn
ipiro. ipsil bic Rdrins Nasa3ine bic
siusiae GuelIe Iinb. pon Der GdhlBs
iiberbaupi be3pssn iperben tonntr.
Die 5rase bes lleberlahens bon g.
iduIien artilsriiien 3nr geoisnlin6
folder @sIdiibe auf Sanbelsoampfers
IN allerbines cine esfpus lfapisrissr..
wsan opponirt sinsr qlbbtcrberiins
BON gRGnnen i'm dttibsn Dienif nno
1T ii6, mi. es ifsint, ba:iiber nud'
nod, nit,i tlar, cb bi. Ratur siHsA
Sdiffes baoutG perdHbet pirb'.
Gia,ntbiim.r BON iran56iiiden G6ii
fen, benu BON ibrer Warine @sihtbt
iiberkiIm fpurbsn, mubtsn unter eio
ertldren, oaB iis bisislben bur9 eipi'
liiten bsoisn.u laN.n iuiiroeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13
periOisal Nuti3ets.

9srr p9ilipp 1buIfsn or.
III seitsrn NaHmittds nad langtm
aeiben in bic gfpigteit biniibersea
fdlummert. Ser dnstiskne ipadere
pipnisr bate sin Qfltsr bon ,64 Sab,
rem srreidt unb bic aunbe bon feis
i,em ablebsn pirb nidt perfeblsn, uns
ier Jreunben unb Wtiannten bas
ber3liafte Mitssfiibl fir bic 9inssrs
bIisbensn aus,ulSIen. Dos asiaens
bssdnsnib finbsi an Wittmo@ Mors
gen bon Der Wobnuns Der Io4ter
5rau CLARA 1ritidler, 1947 Race
Gtrabe. aus itatt, pcrauf in Der Sos
bannistirde Elm fsisrli6es Rsquism
ahoetalten ipirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13
6piiemtlih bilft's.
Srauf &. 9faff au ieineu 5rsunb
@oobrou gSilion.

Serr 5rant 6. gfaff bat Dem prde
fibsnten NiIfon seitsrn bic fOIssnos
DepeI6e aueefdidt;
Der bsmptratii6s S9lahtruf
pd9rsnb Der iiinsItsn prdFbsuti4oftss
&asne ldutsts: million, Jrisbsn
uub proIperitdt! 9ds Grsebnib
Der @abl bat iiberSsussnb parseiban,
bab bas Bolt Der Ser. Stunten aries
ben unb profperitdt piinibt. Wir
erfreuen uns sessnpdrtig Der er6bten
proiperitdt in Der @eidihte bts aans
bes unb bas nmsritaniiGe Bolt
fddut gu Sbnsn auf NIT Der Grnars
flung, bab sic ben grisbel burd
alle ebrenbaften Mittsl unb unter ses
boriser geriidiittisuns Der Redte al
Ter Griegfiibrenben pubren.
Jrant 8. pfaff.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13
Nus Der tslesislatnr.
Der friikre Gpupernsur Samss Q.
Campbell,
Sielt am Monias 9lbsno DOR bstosn
SGuisrn cine 2ineoIn Gebdtt'
nibrebe.

Columbus, g., 12. Jebruar.
Der friibere @ouperntur Sdmss e.
Campbell, ipsl6sr feline erite Stimm:
fir abrabam 2incoln abssgtbtn bat
te, belt am Wlontas abeno Dor ben
ben beiben 9duitrn Der 2esislaiut
cine Rebs iibr bas 2sbsn bss srmor'
beten prGIfbsnien.
.Am 9isnitns iperbtn ss 56 Sabre.
bab 2ineoIn auf Der 5abr. nad
@aIbinstOn su ieinsr 5nansuration
all bieisr Sitls itanb. iasts Ser.
Campbell uHo' ertldris bann, bnb
sSeber, Der in Der sestnlpdrtiss1
ariiis ben prGiibsnisn ni6t inter
itiibe, sltif GROCER Wsrahtuns an
beiinfalls, ipis bic 1crps i'm Sabre '76
lnb bic .Goppsrbsabs" Oss 5abrss
1861.
Serr Campbell fast., bas gss
bsimnib bes erfoIs,s gineoIns ali
Staatsmann babe in Der fiir5s uno
&larbtit ssIssen, nit rpsIGsr ,r iid'
ailssebriidi babs
Der gsbenifeier ipobnis au9 Der
0ouperntiir Cor BEL.
6enatcr S'grisn BON Cincinnati
reidte i'm Ssnat Elm, Rsioluticn Elm.
ber5ufoIss i.bts WitsIisD bsr Vntips
nalsarbs bon Obio an Der msyiidri'
i4sn 8rsuss cine Nsbaille unb $25
in @oIb .rbaItsn iolls.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13
0tetupprt.

Die Ieiupurt Sifice fir bns Gin
rinnatier golfs6latt" bcfinbet iidj in
SO. 339 gorf Strufe, gegcniiber
bem Gunrtbunie, iuuielbit genigfei.
ten, gn5eisen IL. I. III. bis 9 ltlr
@benbs entgegengenpnmen iuer6en.
Selephuu SDuth 2401.
- sym Gircuitssri9t betdnnts ii6
geitern Snmes Sones fir l6uloig
auf Wm. 3bOmpion geihoifsn 5u 6as
ben. @r puroe gu einsm Sa5r 3u9ts
Buus Oerurtbeilt.
- Sm gOli3eigeri6t erbielt seItern
Jrau emma Smith, pelde bss pal
tens eines unoroentliden SauIes uno
bss ungsfebli6en 0ertaufs ssiitiger
Getrante beiduIoist tpirb, ibrsn pros
seb auf morsen 9ormittag psrf6ps
ben. 1rau Wm. Wtartin BON Ro.
227 Wpnmoutb Strabe ertldrte eez
fern, bab lie BON i6rem @atten gum
unterbult ieiner 8 Sinbern 81 porz
lebte Wode unb leste Do6e feinen
Gent erbolten babe. Die 12sidbrige
9Odter Oes anaeflueten, pel6e ben
9aftbefebl ertpirtt bate, ,ertldrte, bdb
bic Jamilie felt 8 Monoten nit Der
Wrbnunesmietbe TN RGditanoe lei.
Wlartin erfldrts, odb er tsine Q(rbeit
erbalteu farm; DnB jsbod eins Sirma
IN Cincinnati fbn gu beiddftisen pers
fprpHen bate. 4uf cine Qnfrdae be-
ridtsts Der 8ormdnn iensr Jirma,
bnB er Wartin dniteIen psrbe. Gr
sDaros borauf nit Ssr WaruuHs euts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13

bss Sanfes BON CHARLES Craig 10.
1897 @Ienmore qlpenue IN 1ranb ses
iest nnb ebt bie Ssusripebr Der JIams
men Serr tperpen tonntf baiten lie
einen S4oben bon $15o anseri4tet.
- Gurd, syunfcn bic aus ocn,
Sfprritciil fIogen, lpuros seitrrn Sas
9a9 oes s5ouies go. 601S Sorcr
Jiiper aioao. bas BON Soispb 0islpei.
Ter bclp,bnt pirS, in grano 5cicst
rno bie, Jlanmen ridjteten. ebe lie &c.
loidjt rernen fonntcn, cinen SdaoeI
trn $3.50 an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13
3leine Yuli3eina@r

- Die 8srbanbluns sss.n ben
ghouffeur SO. Rspnolbs bon go. 622
Weit Siebente Strabe, Der bei4uloigt
ipirb, WiIIiam RObbs bon Ro. 1045
pine Strabe uno gbparb primbs
NIT lpertbIoisn gbeds bereinsslsgt au
babsn. tpurbe ssitun bon Ri6tsr Cor
Biz gum Donneriias Dsrftobtn.
- 5rau q. 80. aitdens bon 81
pafo, Ter. 1ai ssiisrn bic bisiipe pos
Iis.i erIudt Radforidunssn iiber ben
gerblsib hires Sobnes aiSuitellsn,
Der ii6 bier befinbsn ioa. Den ans
eaben Der 5rnu 5ufoIse ffrisb bet
Sobn fiirsli6 nm bas notbise Rsiiss
seIb, I'm beimfabrsn su iDnren II. bic
Ututter ianbie inn ou4 Jabrtarte
unb geIb. bic attdens jebo& foipsit
Bel Der betrsffenbsn gabnsefeaihaii
nod niht obgsboIt bat.
- CHARLES sseItp. BON go. 7$S
Meit Siebente Strabe, nirb alsr
@ntrIdleiHIidfeit nod in 3ufiinit Den
GhIiiiieI 3u ieiner 8obnlng anoer.
ipeitis ptriiefeu, oils i'm Srieffaiten
tor Der ginsansstbiir. 8citern fane
ipdbrerib Der ablpeienbcit
s5cItD's ein @aiiner bns 0erited, per.
itafite iih IN iebr bequemer g@eiia
3uiritt ST Scr @obniirie unb Iieb cine
cine arsabI .HeeorSs" Srei
8oitiparfaiiclrnoten I'M @eianlitt.
frertb bon $50 mS cine ariSabl after
a9iinser mitgcben. Der 9iebftaDI
lpiroe geitern abenb 5ur aenntriB Oer
goIiSei eebrad)t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13
9amilton.

ltnier Igent in Samiltum 1T Serr
GSmaro grnf, 449 Shb Sinfte Ctr.
gea Eel. 476.R. Some Tbone
1631.a.
- Sm Mercp 6oipital lit mad,
mebrmonatigem fhtDeren Gsiben Dr.
Wlinor M. SacObs i'm Qlltsr DON 80
Sdbreu geitOrben. Seine Satin, eine
geborsne Wdrion Walter, nit Der er
ftd i'm Sabre 1889 Derbeiratbet bate,
sins ibm i'm Isbten &usuit I'm Sobe
OOraH. Der @eritorbene battle aIs Mits
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13
geaator 3afpnet.e
9ss.n bic 8titnduns omr
ritaniidsr 6anbelss
fhtFfG

Dafbinsten o.. g.. 12. Jsbr.
Senator 2ajollsits rei&ie ON Montas
i'm S.nat cine RsIoiution Elm. bsr5us
fOlss ss unssIsbIih isin icl, bab amss
riinniIdx 9nnbsIsfhiffe In Jrisbsnss
Jsiisn bsfiidt BON siilem amtriidnis
fdsn 9afsn aus nd@ irstnb sinsm
Safen in eintm enbertn 9anbe obs
scbtn. Die MefoiuiioR lpurbs nift BE-
bnttirt, absr ouf ben lilo esisst uys
fam gu irsenb riIssr 8tit auiSsHsms
meg pfrbtus
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Geaer

gsim agerTu6 eingsfrorene
@aTerleitunssrDbrsn aHf5utbaueti
ipurbe in bem Stal bon s. 5oman
80. 1902 Sit JrOnt GtraBe elm
5euer Derurfnht, bos einen S9absn
BON etipa $100 dnridtste.
Dur6 Sunten, bic aus benz
s9Ornitein fcgen, iDurbs bas DAD
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4ieS nnS 9aS.

Die gcuntp QiasnsfommiFiou
iibertrus seitern bic S4anili3ens ber
Peoples 1beater 9lmuiement SO. an
her 13. unb 0ine Strabs an Sobn 3.
Gnmibt.
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Tim cine GrfaIfana IN siHem 9asf 81 fudrsu.
nsbms man LAXATIVE RRoMo oUI-
NINE " gisbi nnrA stg sgromo nIIn!ns-.
e4d6tei. 25s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13
yI6tlidje Grsd!tlfllg.
NufgepaBt e TT
sefdbrli6.
e'.se.s;IRi|;s,'.'.s

ri, alt, EdmiIisu.Ts xcIIsb
fsi,fcfn,--Ftfer. nHIfdbltf, Isfnf %
n,bmsr. asins Epinte-fetne rrnreos
r,sbmen Nn6ipirfnnesn. auftrf 0ttos
tlirceu IN "a gfrrpfr---Brtrrt ~
1naen. @sin yurnf, ipf'in mai effolq
rotbt;H Gsdsl nnb Germ Gus Biib
barauf--25 Gents.
IN ira,nssiau nssudf.
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m5ufrhDsn gu Iein. ba
ielbjt sabIrei6e amsriioner unb iOaar
i'm aonereb crilart baben. bab Der
abbrud Der biplomaiifdtn 8sSishun
gen nidi gu rsdifsrtieen Isi llsbcr
bas, pas bic mslifden 3eiiling.n 10.
gen, brdnhi Dt. 5ernmer fid ifinsn
aummsr su MAIDEN, benn isin 5tui'
Ider ihsnii ibnsn Bsad,iuns, u. B. R)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13
Fred. A. Ersche1l,
9eihenbsifatter nab GiHbalinmirer
7u. Yore Str, 1lewport, Ap.,

TeIepbon: eputb 80 une eoutb 2o90.
aIetanbrin Office: SiInnb b57 = 2.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-31
NEWSPAPERS AND THE WAR

Philadelphia Ledger: Representa-
tive Young, of North Dakota, is right.
The government of the United States
could not purchase a great deal of the
newspaper space which is willingly
given by them without p.ice to furth-
er our countrys aims in this war. Ev-
cry day the Public Ledger and hun
dreds of other newspapers devote COL
umns of news matter and editorial
comment to the national needs and ma
tional welfare work. A great deal is
printed which has very little real news
value but is done for the purpose of
squirting public action. Banks and
bankers are now Offering their SER
vices free of charge in the flotation
of the Liberty loan. B 1t splendid as
this volunteer work of theirs is, it
does not begin to match the contribu.
lions which the newspapers are now
making and have been making every
day for two and half years. When
gives away something which costs it
a newspaper gives away it's space it
real money. It is giving today a
much greater percentage of it's energy
and resources than is any other indus
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-31
AANDAHL IN WASHINGTON

Litchville Bulletin: Hon. S. J. Aan-
dahl has been at Washington during
the past week in his official capacity
as chairman of the North Dakota
board Of railroad commissioners, meet
ing with commissioners from other
states in protesting the proposed IS
per cent freight increase. In an inter-
view given out at Bismarck before
he left Mr.. Aandahl stated: "Our
most conservative estimates indicate
that this proposed rate increase
would cost North Dakota 100000
per annum and the grain growers
would bear the greatest share of the
burden. On the other hand it is PROV
en- that the total increase in operating
expenses resulting from shorter hours
and higher pay for the train and en-.
CINE men is in the neighborhood of
only two per cent
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-31
SOME READABLE VERSE
MY COUNTRY

MY COUNTRY
There is land, of every land the
Beloved by heaven DER all the world
beside,
Where brighter suns dispense serener
light,
And milder moons imparadise the
night;
A land of beauty, virtue, valor,
truth,
Time-tutored age, and love-exalted
youth.
The wandering mariner, whose eye
explores
The wealthiest isles, the most en-
chanting shores, .~....
Views not realm so bountiful and
fair,
Nor breathes the spirit of purer
In every cline, the magnet of his
soul,
Touched by remembrance, trembles
to that pole; ..-.-
For in this land of Heavens. peculiar
race
The heritage of natures noblest
grace,
There is a spot of earth supremely
blest, ~ :.
A dearer, sweeter spot than all the
rest,
| Where man, creations tyrant, casts
aside
His sword and scepter, pageantry
and pride,
While in his softened looks benignlv
blend
The sire, the son, the husband, broth
er, friend!
Here woman reigns; the mother
daughter, wife,
Strew with fresh flowers the narrow
way of life;
In the clear heaven of her delightful
eye,
An angel guard of love and graces
lie;
Around her knees domestic duties
meet,
And fireside pleasures gambol at her
feet. =.
Where shall that land, that spot of
earth be found?'
Art thou mama patriot?-look
around;
%, thou shalt find, howe'er thy foot
steps roam, ~
That land thy country, and that spot
thy home.
Man, through all ages of revolving
time, 81 >,
Exchanging man, in every varying
cline,
Deems his own land of every land the
pride,
Beloved by heaven, DER all the world
beside; S.. ~
His home the spot of earth supreme.
ly blest,
A dearer, sweeter spot than all the
rest.
James Montgomery.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-31
BACK AGAIN

Here's the fly again, dod rot him
and the slogan is to swat HIM"
For you mustn't wait to pot him
Bye and bye;
You should look at him askance, too,
as you hurriedly advance to
Swat him ere he has chance to
Multiply!
So get busy with your swatters ere his
million sons and daughters
Are pest upon the waters,
And the land;
Bearing microbes and bacilli which
they bring up, willy nilly,
And which leave us with lilv
In our hand,
Let us catch him young this season
for the same and simple reason,
That he's worse than plots or treason,
Low or high;
Let us dim his youths resplendance
ere he starts to have descendants:
Let us end his independence;
Swat the Fly!
.... -Berton Braley.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-31

try or business in America. Without
publicity, Secretary McAdoo would
find the Liberty loan dismal failure
At this juncture in the nations life,
no other single agency in our Republic
lis more solidly united for its welfare
than the newspapers. No other agency
compares with it in the mighty task
of solidifying public sentiment behind
the president and the flag. At such
a time and in such a crisis it rises to
and ma Gnitude of a crime for any con-
sressman to talk of harassing the pub
fishers with onerous postal rates that
are in no way war tax. To strike
down the very thing which is our coun-
try's strongest weapon in fighting
freedoms war would require degree
Of asininity which we cannot believe
exists even in Washington.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-31
J f. *+++ + +%+ s+++ + + !
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS .
+ + = = $50 p . Z = = j. + .
FirSt National Bank. Fingal t

First National Bank, Fingal to
Frank Janish nwA 1856, $500.
Thomas Nelson to Walter Nelson,
eh of sw Il 2S-142-60, 81.
Frank Lynch to LUCIA Special
School Dist, fir. part sw 2-137-5e,
s263.35.
John Bengston to Louisa Bengston,
lot 6, blk. SO, Org. V. c., $4,000.
Sarah and Sam'l. Burchill to H. M.
Mason, fir. ek 9-140-5S, $4,000.
Caroline Thomson to W. r. Slocum,
part of lot S, block "a, Barnum's AID.
Sanborn, 500.
w. r. Slocum to Henry Minke, same
land, 1925.
Caroline and Carrie Shannon to
Henry Minke, part of lots 5, 6, Z, 8 and
8, block s, Barnum's Ad. Sanborn, $40
w. r. Slocum to Henry Minke, rs
/ feet of lots S, 6, 7, 8 and all 9, block s,
Barnum's Ad. Sanborn.
c. E. and L. A. Batcheller to First
National Bank, Fingal, sw 1886,
$500.
The Fingal Land & Loan Agency to
First National Bank, Fingal, lots and
IS, block 2, Org. Fingal, ST..
c. A. Schneider to Darcy State
Bank, ne 7-142-59, 81.
A. G. Dakin to More Bros, lot 10,
block 9, Pillesbury, $1,000.
Carl W. Hanson to Nicoli Nelson, e
SO feet lot S, block l, Org Litchville,
5000.
H. J. Hanson to Nicoli Nelson, e so
feet lot s, block l, Org. Litchvillc,
5000.
Peter Knudson to Knute P. Kund-
son, Sc NV and sw ne and nh sw
and NV Sc 2S-137-58, $410O.
Gunder Lallum to Ernest Baumann,
lot s and s1h lot 8, block 7, Bensons
AID. $4,000.
A. E. Gray to w. B. Cheshire, e1z
sw and WIZ Sc 14-143-58, 81.
The American Credit Ind Co. to w.
B. Cheshire Ell Sc 14-143-58 81.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-05-31
GROW FLAX

I The department of agriculture is
urging the production of goodly acre
age of flax. 1t is doing this for two
ing that grows fax this year will be
in splendid condition for wheat next
year. This will help increase the
wheat acreage for 1918. In the sec
ond place the country ordinarily re-
quires about 100000 bushels of flax
seed per year. Our production in 1916
was only 15,400,O00 bushels. Ordinar
lily we can make up this deficiency by
importing from Canada and Argentina
been harvested has been failure and
only about enough fax has been pro
duced for receeding. Last year the
Canadian production was low and
most of this went for the manufactur.
ing Of war materials. We are there.
fore facing shortage of 71,500,00O
bushels.
Linseed oil is largely used in war
materials, since it is very desirable
for interpreting tent canvas and
slickers, in treating gun-stocks, and in
painting and waterproofing battle.
ships, and in many other ways. Be.
sides, linseed cake is much needed for
feeding live stock. This will be in
creasingly true if it becomes neces-
sary to mill a higher percentage of the
wheat kernel into -four than is now
customary.
All of this goes to indicate that
farmers may expect a high price for
any flax grown this year. 1t would
seem that it would be very advantage,
GUS to increase the fax acreage where
it is possible to SOW op-new breaking,
and even on old ground that has not
been cropped with fax for six or seven
years.
There seems to be some scarcity of
fax seed in Barnes county. For this
reason any one who has fax that is
suitable for seed is asked to report to
the Office of the county agent. Those
desiring seed please let their wants
be known to the county agent.
The department of agriculture has
placed C. H. Clark, fax specialist of
the department, at Minneapolis, and
he is endeavoring to supply seed to
any who are DESTROYS of obtaining it.
New breaking which is to be sown
to fax should be we'll rolled or pack
ed with sub-surface packer as soon
as plowed and then we'll narrowed be-
fore sowing. The planker or roller
should follow the drill in order that
the low places can be filled with loose
SOIL M G.. James
County Agent.