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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-16

HaHSgeI66fte ii6ernimmt nun bic
amertf1nii4e Rsgierung, IOnoeru
uu9 bic BsrmittsIlHg Der hieiigal
GtntGufe Der aaiirtm ioIlsH
bur6 sine Don ibr ernonntsn Roms
mifion ausf9IiebIi4 beiOrgi fperbeH.
9obur3 Diro bic aonturrsn3 Der
Gaiirtsu inter Ii4 auf BEN bieiIgsH
WGrtt ausgd9altet uer0en, Dds
cine ftarts 9erabfesuRg Der preife
fiir tie bebeutet.
Sf es 81 DertDunbern, IDeHn p!e
Sourseoiiie bodbeinig lDirb unb fI9
i4mplIenb in ben WintsI Ftellt9 Jbrs
spaiiiOe Refiitens" III bersits 70
tabI6ar setpOrbsn. bab Der S4dsis~
tretdr Wlt4ooo Dorise No4e srtIdrte,
er iDerbe I'M SntersTe Der 12tbert1s
9oaH" cine Rsifs bur9 bic Yer.
Staaten mGten, I'm Die Qeute auf5us
Deden. uuo am Greitog erlisb er
stne Narnung on bas Gano, Dab.
DeRn ni4t jsber ietnen 5betl nat
M0gli6teit bsitrage, bic .atbsrtp
2oan" lst4t elm Giastp
MAIDEN t0nne.
60 iAIimm pirb .s ia nun ni6t
peroen. Die apei ytiQiarosn Ders
ben, ipeHH aud nit a6 unb &ra9.
5uiGmmeutommen. 2l5er Ge 8ours
gsoiIis bat Der Regierung se8sist, tper
9err I'm 9auie UNI bag tie Ii6 nt6t
ungsftrdft BEL Seite i6ie6en uno
I'm ibren r9srbieHft" 6ringsn ldbt.
Die aapituliitentlaFe bot uns absr
Dieoer eiHnal ein erbebenbes BET
iptel t5res patriotisHus ssse5en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-16

Rim bDieb. Die 3ufubrsr
tparen nubereaDobnli9 leidt, BIZ
Radfrdse gut iinb bic qreiIe feit. gu
te Wil4tiibe ipoen rar unb itetis
Gtodsrs urrb Jeebsrs Daren id,lep,
penb unb bis preifs unssFd5r itetis.
Ulittlere uub i6Dtre Stier, $9.'
75-1175; Gleifder Stiers 500
1000; ariserIeiens Bis srtra $40.
25-1105; 9eifsrs $8!OO-10.00;
auserieiene BIS ertra $10.25-11.0O;
&ibe $6.75-8.75; auserlsiene bis
srtra $9.O0-5.5O; Ganners $3.50
-6.75; Wlil6tiibs $5OOO-125.OO;
StDdsrs unb Geebers $6.5O-9.5O.
8ullsn Die 3ufubrsu pas
rem uu6ebeuteuo uHO bic prsiIs IN.
folss reser Hadfrugs fsit.
sgette 8ullen $9.75-10.5O; Bas
loena $9.50-9.75; .rtro 1915: ma,
sere unb lei9te $7.OO-8.5O.
aGlber. = Der Wartt eroffnete
feii, ihDd9ts fi6 ipdtsr a6er a6 uno
sins bic anfdnsIi6e greisfeigsruns
BON 25 Bis 30e I'M 25c pisbsr psrs
loren.
get. Isi4ts &dl6er $12.75; siuigs
nusseiu6te $500; fair bis quite
$11-5O-12.75; Orbindr. unb sroBs
S7.Oo-10.50.
9 d 4Deiue. - lie 3ufubrsu
iparsn ibmal. trOsOem a6sr mar Der
Ulartt i6leppenb uRb Die 4}rsiIe um
15c niebriser.
2luseefu4te SdsDere, 225 gfunb,
$16.25-16.35; ssmiitts uub sI.is
fdsrTortsn $1615-16.25; mittlsre
$15.OO-16!00; Isi6te gerfanbtiOr.
ten. 120 Biz $50 pfunb, $140O-14..
so; Sertel, 10 Pfunb unb oaruutsr,
$8.50-12.50; orbinGre Bis ausers
lsiens idDers fetts 9iibe $9.OO-5<
30; Stdas $8.00-13.00.
g 9afs unb qGmmer.
aneebot fehlte boIIfdnbia uno bic
preifs fDaren unberdnbsrt.
Shaf., duserlsieRe Bis extra $3.50
CUTE Biz aussrisiens 5000
$50; orbindrs bis fair $7OO-8.s
so. - 2dmmer, uuserIeiene biz
srtra $13Oo-13.25; gut. Biz ausers
leiene S12.5o-13.OO; OrbinGre biz
iair $9.00-12.OO; ungsI6oreHs
admmer 1920 -16.OO; Jriib !
$13.O0-16OO
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-16

Wfttppd. 1s Wai.


Sm gineinnntier Dtitritt III bsr
SbiOflub laHsfam i'm GalIen UNI
bate ssiterH Qbneo Bel bifiger Stdrt
einen WaFeritanb bon II GuB.
Die folgeuben 9epsi4en trufeu se'
tern bier elm:
pittsburs, pa.-3.e SUB, fdnt.
Dbselins. a. 9a.-5.7 SUB, fdat.
9arfersburs, qa.-s.2 Gub. fGut.
aanaubd Sails, 80. 9u.-2.6 SUB.
Gbdrleiton, W. ga.-7.7 Jub, fdat.
portsmoutb. Dbio-15.4 CUB, fdlt.
9ouisbille. ab.-9.7 SUB, iteigt
GbdnsOille, SHb.-12.7 SUB ,iteigt.
ytaIbOilfe, Senn.-8.8 SUB, fdlt.
Chattanooga, 5snn.-8. 5Sub, fdGt.
gairO. Sa.-28.1 Gub. fdlt.
Wtempbis, Senn.-23.3 Jub, fGqt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-16

veIs, Ssabs .us Nitiea in gss. ysri.

Gei4kftssapteu puretn IN b$ btsfoa.
iirt. Ms&fd suf 9onosa EARN iie.
iis. 6lr 90 9sss t&72. Gonimsreisl
sirs, 90 Tase, &Afih. eiabt tA75h; as.
bel aHusifnussa tk7sH. 6tsnes Stdt
6.72x. 9std S.71 X Rsri. ieiHf Gusttrun'
ssa, Rrsnen. feline Guotiruusea, Sire 6tti
zeiK. Rabsi Zsok. Rubel oi9t ~. fabd
EN-. Sdbss-SarreH 7&Xf steylfsaiids
SoasrS SSc.
dfttsnmsr ft-Tis bon Rublanb eiu.
lsufssbsn Ra&riAten Strtisn beprimireHn
aaf ben Rarft uni bic Beetle battsa tu
IfiOen. Der Rartt ihlob inser.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-16
9dsliAer martt'S eri@t.
GtneinnatL IA. Wlai.

0W HuC9lpiBtItueH A@uUlbluN8SU w
3iebeu ii5 nur auf gnsros srans
attioueu. Bel .Ietnerm Gei4dftsr
iperbtn etipas b5brs preife bers4nes
probifioneR.
9 9mala. prima Steqn
22.70-22.90; Gauliip 23t 24c.
9roten gefaISenes Gleii 4
- Short clear Seitsn 224 -22sti
Gytra ibort clear Ssiten 22-224ei
turse Rippenieitn 21a-21ae; YslIiss
244-25ae per pfuHb.
gsrdu9ertss Sfstf9. -
Sbort clear Seiten 24f f-25e; srtrc
fbort clear Stitsn 241 25e; iur5.
RippsnisiteH 24-24ae; Bellies 26a
-Nae per ptunb.
sugar Gureb gleif9. =
S4initH 27-27ac; picnie S3uItsrn
21A-22e; Brsaifajt Bacon 81
35e; S9ulteru tn padstsn 22s-23e;
SduItern. Rsp gorf Gut, 23-23ac;
trodene Beef S4ultern 35-36c per
pfunb.
SiBgep0tItss GIeii9. =
S4tntn 24-24sc; picnic S9uIs
tern 18a -19e; Bellies 28-23ae;
S6uItern 20h-21e; S9ultsrn, RsD
Dort Gut 21-21se per pfunb.
Sri 9es Gleiid. - S3iuisn
loie A2-25ee; picnic Sdultern
19ie; S9ulteru 21-21sc; turss
Rippentsiim 21-21ac; fbort clear
RippeHleiteu 21-21sc; sytIa fbort
cellar Rippenieiien 21-21Se; lsi9t,
Bellies 32a-33e; i4pers Bellies 30
-303e.
WebI unb Getreibe
We6f. - Wintsy Yaitnt $15.75
--16.25; Wintsr farep $15.25-15.s
70; Winier famiip $14.75-15.25;
Diuisr sItra $13.75-14.25; Wiuter
orbindres $13.25-I3.B; 6artss
Dei5en gsateni $15.B-16.25; 5drs
tes Detaen fones $15O0-15.5O;
Sdrtts Wei5eu familb 14-25-14.75;
Rossen. ROrtbtDeitsrn. semif4tss
S10.25-10.5O; Rosssn, eitp, rsines
S1O.G-10.75; Rpssen, Gitp. sss
mif9tes $10.50-10.75.
Wei5en - go. 2 rotbsr Wmts,
S3-25-3.30; gao. 3 DO. $3.20-3.25;
Ro. 4 DO. S2.90-3.OO.
Deii dtorn Ro. Q neiB.s
s1.O-1.71; RO. 3 DO. $1.69-1s
10; go. 4 DO. S1.67-1.6S; Ro. 81
oo. $1.65-1.67; Ro. 6 DO. $L63
-1.65. - RO. 2 sel5ss $1.69-1.s
10; Ro. 8 oo. $1.6S-1631; Ro. 4
10. $.66-1.67; Ro. 5 bo. S1.64-l
66; RO. 6 DO. S162-1.64. - Ro.
, DO. $1.69-1.70; RO. 8 DO. s1.6s-
-.68a; 30. 4 DO. S1.66-1.67; Ro. 8
70. S1.6-1.66; RO. s bo. $1.62-I
"a. - Weib.s aolbeutorH $1.6S
-1.70; selbes aOIbentorn s1.6S-
10; semii4ies aOIbtniorn $167-
SO.
9afer. - Ro. 2 peiber Al
4se; StaTharb iDsibsr 73s-74e;
%. 3 Dsiber 72-73ac; Ro. 4 DO.
TIE; Rp. 2 ssmii6tsr 73e; Ro.
smeH4ter eirbeimii4er 72c; ylo.
serifd5ter 70--71c.
Roggen = Ro. 2 s2.12-2.14;l
%. 3 bo. $2.oa-210; Ru. 4 DO. ST.
0-2.6.
DttSfen. /,
gertauft ipurStn 642 g6ls. 81.
TIERS 5inIbeD GOObs auf Der gaiis
l.62 per GaIIone. h
Groeertea. I
Raffee. - Snpa 27-32c; Ro.
q 273-30c; 9uaieEiaIa fanep ISae; !.
}. gutter 17ac.
Rla c~...si
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-16
8artaefabL.

sd ftHo's cine SaftIoiiqteit, trcun
sic 2eiIt' an Berbafteten onsIoe'n -
fie ganSe is eb'H m ibr'H 2eb'n no4
ME rerbaitet a'Deien"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-16
Gbicauo. Is. Usai.

S9ueine. = 3ufubr 1900; 10
25c unter BEN Wlortags prsiie;
Buff $16O0-16.25; Ieitt. $3.50
-16-25; semiiHe $15.T-16.35;
raabe $15.7o-15-s5; Gertsi $10.'
50-l4.5O.
Rin0ppiea. = 3ufubr 1900; Rartt
itsiis Bis fart; etnbeimiite yeei
Stiert $9.50-l3.70; Gtoders uuo
Jetbers $1,000. 10; Riibe unb Ssi.
fers s6.65-1leo; 2dTber s9.75-
14.26.
S6ofe. = 3ufubr 1900. -
Rartt fart Biz 25c bober; Dstbers
$12.25-15.10; Gpss s11.75-15.'
10; QGmmer S14.75-19.6O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-16

3inu. - TsGrtt fart; se5.75-
6675.
glei. = glarit fart; 10ae.
Spelter. = Worh rubig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-16
MaStpdrtiss Wdrfte.
Rem gort, Is. Tt

Rem gort, 15. RaL
mehl. - Wartt perGHberIi3.
Weiaen- - Rartt npmind.
| DeN9iorn. Rartt fhtDu9
Ro. 2 seIbss S1.9O c. II. Rem gort.
5af,r. - g!artt lsitbt; o!anbart
77t-7se.
Ssu. Dart fei. - go. l $1.25;
Rp. 2 S1.15; 30. 8 $l06; DerianSt
90-96e.
SamaI3. - Tlartt uilIis; RiobIs
Weit $22.s5-22.95.
Qnbere arii.sl unDsrGuOert.
3udsr. - ROber. Wartt tdum ftss
tis; Centrifugal S6.O8; Rolafss
$500: rafiiuirtsr itstis; feiusr sras
nulirtsr $7.50-8.50.
G6teaso, Is. Utai
Dsbsn. - iJar Sulf $2.40-2.s
90, nm S3lub S2.42; Fir September
$2.15-2.26, ON S9lub 1920.
DelI5iOrn. - Cir Suli $1.52-
1.5s. am e4uB $I.5sa; fir Sep
ttmbsr $1.45-l.50. am S9lub 81
46a.
Scf.r. = Gar gull e54 -sstc, an
S9Iub 66c; fur September SCI
60c am S6IuB 57e.
Rosseu. - 10. 2 $2.40.
@srfis. = $l.25-163.
9imotb9. - $5.OO-z5o.
2lee. - $12.OO-17.O0.
gort. - Jar Tai 1856; fiir
Suli $38.75-3S15, am S4lub $685.
IS.
e6maIs. - Gar Suli $22.7O-
22.90, am St,aB S22.77; fir Sep
tsmbrs $22-so-3.00, am S4IaB
$22.87.
geipptnlsitsn. Slr gull S2o.8OI
am Salub S2oS5; tiir
S20.29-2l.12, an
SdIub $20.97.
Butter. - W1rtt unperdnbert.
Gier. = Tortt uHperGnoert.
aartoffeIn. Wartt bober. -
5oabo, COLORADO. Oregon uno @dfbs
netpn $2.SO-3.05; Bisconiiu uno
Ri6tsan S2.65- -2.s0.
@efliieeI. - Gsbeubes. Nartt un'
,erGnbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-16
Metaas MART.
Rem gOrt, Is. Mai

Rem Yort, 15. Rat.
&upfsr. - Wdrtt feit.
Glsetrolptit. - Tartt unb 5tDei'
ies Gnartdl S31.00-33.o0; orittes
Qudrtd unb ipGtere eBlieferuie
S2S.o0-30.00.
Gifsn. - Rara fsit uHb uHpsr'
dnbert
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-16

9ubeHb; gntsnsisr Bic; GdnIsei.
SOC bas Dubenb.
j @efIHseI. - Warit rubig uni
fetis. groilers Don u pfunb uni
barunter 43-45e; Grpers Ii pfunl
3Oc; 5dbne 15e; iungs 6dbns 18c
5hbner 22c ;srutbiibn.r Don 8 bii
| 10 pfuno 20c; bo. nit trummel
gruit 12t; gulls Sc; ipsibs enin Il
-16c; Gdnfs 10-12c; aIts Sauber
$l75c per Dub.Hb.
Obiiunb gsmdfs
4epfel. - Rpm. gedutp $3.50
Zoo; Ben Sapis $4.75-5.25;
9ono S5.25-5.5O: Rings $3.50
500; Greetings $6.0o-6.50; Sn'
t.rior all. Sortsm $2.50-3.50 PEI
Bbl.
Sttroneu. California S3.25
$50 per Rife; 2imes 9ot-S.Oc
per Rifle.
Dranssm - California RaDelI
$2.oO-2.75; Gloriba $3.25-3.5O
pei &fite.
Grape Jruit. - SlOriba ST.
W-4.5O.
ananas. $3.Oo-4.Oo per
Crate.
erbbeeren. = $2.5o-3.50 per
Crate nou "a Quarts.
2 dtoes. - Hloricu $2.50--
800 per Grute Don 9 a6rben
RartOffelu. = Wi4isan uno
DiseOniin $9.50-1o.00 per 86l. uno
s3.00-3.25 per 8u. BON geleiis;
Sunee Glorioa 30. / $10.50-11.0O;
glu. 2 $1,000; RO. 8 $8.00-S5o
per 9bl.
Siibtartoffsln. Ranep
9dIls $2.25-2.50; Ro. 2 $1.6o-
1.75 per Camper.
0urten. - Srsibbdus $1.OO-
1.25 per Duseub.
2rdut. 2ouifiana unb alabds
ma $5.O0-7.OO per Crate; Gloribd
&c per pfunb.
Deibe Ribsn. $4.00-4.5o
per gbl. unb $50 per gu.
Stedrii BEN. - $4.50-5.O
per Bbl.
aobI. = Giubeimiider S2.75-
300 per gbl.
3Diebsln. - Ssras, tDeibs 81
1925; bo. Boilers $1.50-L65;
9sras, e.lbe $1s5-2.0O per gratr;
Spanif4 s4.Oo-5.oo per 100 Pin.
Grate.
Crime. gobnen. gIoriDa
$1.25-1.75; Da4sbofnen s1-O-|
Ito per camper.
Rarptten. - Gin9etutlde 81
00-4,50 per gbl.
Qanbprsbnffs.
5tu. go. l 9imot9p $1,000,
RO. 2 SimOtbp $18.5o-la75;
Rp. 3 9imotbp $17.50-1s.OO; Ro.
atniidtsr Rlse $3.50; go. 2l
geinii5ter alse $18.00-1S5O; Ro.
alse S1S.5o-19.OO; Rp. 2 aIss
s18.O0-1S.50; Sisfisss alfalfa
s20.oo-23.Oo; Roessuitrpb S14-0oI
5ofritrob S1100-1.5oI
..50; Dejeuitros $11.00-11.5oI
per 5puns.
ibtenfutter. = Rartt ru.
Ng. = alsis $3s.0o-3s.5o; RibD.
.inss, brauns S42.O0-43.OO; neiBs
s45Oo-48.o0; ssmti4tss Guttsr
100000.
SdmereieH. Wartt fen.
= aIeeiam.u $1o.1O-11.20 per gu.
,om Siors; simot5p $320-3.7O;I
s2.0O-2.25; Jlataia,
nsu $500 per gu.
Derf4iebsnel
CeGe Rarit fsit: a.inSl. robes
;1.27 per Gal. IN partien Id BEL.
0-25 9aIlonsu $1.35; 1-9 9alI.
1.42; setO&tss 1c mebr; Ro. 1 aaro,
$1.0S-1.1o, Sommsr seff ST.
8; Cotton Se.b GtI rafftnirtes
1.32 per SaIOus; Serpentiu SOC in
,artieu bon Is SAB uub 64c in
,driien bon 10 bis % Gououen;
|stroleum, SbiO Carbon State aett
Nc; Sp.siaI%Sorte 11-12e; Reb !
.rolpu gafOIin 24e; Rapbta 29e per {
)allone.
G1Ij. Der War,t in ruBa. Il
)bio Riper $1.4o per gbl. bon 1O0l
funb. JuhrIO1H bin3usefiiet.
Gala. Wdrtt iietig. prima
itp 16s-17t; DO. Gountrp 15S-
SIC per pfunb. J
9obHsn. - Ranp 5000; prima
larropiai $9.75-10.00 per gu. 2
g. 3 len. = Warft rubis. gitts. b
Irs $6.50-7.O0; aunapba $500 S
so; Rut dnb GIdd $3.50 per
pnne abeeIisisrt. Rau6ioie 5tii6s =
blsn $S.0O-s.50: auibraeit. So. G
per 9cnne obsslisfert. goie to, z
1 S7.0o-7.75 per SOnns abs,s
,yert.
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0iebmarff.

gineinuati, Is. Ttai.
3ufubr uno 0srfdnbt fir bic Der.
flcfsuen "a Stunbeu, persIi5sn nit
bem Dorbsrsehenoeu Gage paren nj.
folst: ,...s,rv
3ufubr:
Rin6n. Sdnpeint G4afs
IA. Wai 1887 6125 81
ID MGi ;. 28e 2122 8
@trfanbt:
Rinbp. G9peiHs S4afs
II. Wai -. So 3407 -
15. RGi =. ss3 1n7 -
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RSDu 1elbmarfte.
qttnsiaa 16. Rai. is1.

Sttnsfag, 10. DlaL 1917.
1h HsGfraes mad 9srlsbsn mar Lin,
esfsnbeS srcbt, bot parsH bic Gti@Stt,
IN ssn banien ,iemIid Ietboft. Our Oar.
ltbfn soH sau- lDuroeH pon ben bantsa g.
~ bsrstnsi, uasreno gsl9afspapists 81
- ~ elsfontiri peresn. 3m piitHen
Warfie wnrosH 3arlsben .on cad. an ~
-sx nne enf 5sit ~ 5-eE plaeiii.
sssaia ssf RsiD Dsrf
gsfosa 81 gsri spti4sn 1anleH ssriauft.
In eountsrrats bstrast DOC yIdmis per
5000.
gs4fa anf Gnrssa.
ei4t 9e4kl auf gonboz uurssn So
Al BRO |fe. STIRLING quotirt. E1eh.
Isi aHi Berlin vurseR Hiai quptirf; ilr
Betla aui 8arIs ise pro urans, sai
xmiiersam <1Hs pro GulbeH. 9e4fel
ani Blsn DurosH niht auoiirt. Elres
l4kt. fubtl SIX, Srodbelm pro &rsns
Ss.sO, 6raHes t69psiij 20c.
SuHsss-rtlisattsusa.
ssrtn rnbls uns fstis. Die Bsnisn spss
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aisariHs esnirumiass.

DE umiase TIM btsHosa GIesrinstaus
btlisfsn tIa seute auf to,ios,2es.
fsial.e<fsriistsu.
aud benis wares bic 0tfaafie an Der
bisiigen 1cEie tubis. bod sielttH ii4 bic
Ytpt Ss fo!stnosn esrtauis iIHo 81
beriGieu:
Nm bu 9srlt.
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Rinpermurh

Der iunge Gbemiter fpri6t init
ietner 8irthiu iiber Sa5iIIen. Va
miibt fi6 Der tIeine SU6n in bic In
terbdItung uuo frugt:
.gBie Ieben oeuu bic 9o5iIIsu aust
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES
> % ) : : : : : : : q {

Schools will be closed Thurs
day of next week in honor of
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Owing to- the shortage of coal
in the city, wood is now being
used for fuel in the high school
building.
The high school literary socie-
ties rendered a joint patriotic
program this afternoon in the
assembly room.
Miss Lees of the junior high
school faculty was ON the sick
list Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. r. w. Lane substituted.
The several grades of the jun
| Tor high school made merry at
THE close of school Wednesday
in distributing valentines.
Parents are strongly advised
that no highschool or junior high
school student can afford to
miss one might during the school
week from study.
The basketball team will play
at Barron tomorrow night in
stead of tonight as originally
scheduled. The change is made
ON account of a lecture course
number i'm Barron.
Invitations are out for one OF
the big social events of the year
which is the Washington's Brrth-
day Party given In the gymnas-
ium next Wednesday night, Feb
ruary II. The athletic associa-
ton will act as host.
Miss Churchill has been elect
ed by the board of education to-
the pos tom ait the south side
school made vacant by the resig-
nation of Mrs. j. ID. Subway.
Miss Churchill will teach a COM
bination of the third and fourth
grades. She began her work last
Monday.
Beginning last Monday the
flags will be flown on the three
school buildings every day when
the weather is not stormy. Dur
ing the rest of the crises in
which olr country is now in
VOWED, it surely is an excellent
plan to- stimulate loyalty and pa
triotism in the youth Of Lady
smith.
The entertainment course conn
mlttee not having heard definite
liz from the Redpath Bureau,
have postponed indefinitely the
production of "Mother Goose"
scheduled for February %. This
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is a source, of disappointment to
those interested in the play
ground apparatus fund.
On Friday evening, February
.23, Ladysmith fandom will be
treated to another exciting game
of basketball. Cumberland will
be here with its team Of aspir-
ants for championship honors
and a real Titanic struggle will
be staged. Cumberland recent
ly defeated Rice Lake: by the
score of 1920 and will strive to
duplicate this score. against La
dySImith. Our recent victory over
Rice Lake must be followed up
by a victory over Cumberland If
we wish to- remain in the race.
Another big crowd is hoped for
as it will serve as an inspiration
to the local players.
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WEYERHAUSER
Observation-Disclosures

Special Correspondence
Mrs. Lynch returned from Min
nesota Wedne. day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Thompson,
of Ladysmith, We're in town
Thursday visiting relatives.
Miss Doyle made business
trip to Cameron Thursday.
J. c.. Stubs made a business
trip to Ladysmith Monday, re-
turning Tuesday.
The Weyerhaeuser Brass Banc
is to give a basket social and
dance Monday, the 10th. Last
dance befOrt Lent.
The Weyeqhaeuser Orchestra
gave a mask dance Tuesday
evening. 1t was a great success,
both socially and financially.
VIM. LaFave returned from
Phillips Saturday and spent q
few days with relatives before
going to Stevens Point to take
a job Of firing on the 500 Line.
The girls basketball team
played the Canton team last Sat
urday. The score was IT to 4
in Canton's favor. The girls IN
tend to win when they return the
game, Saturday.
A carload of mining material
with two diamond drills was ull-
loaded here this week. 1t is to
be hauled south of town. The ma
terial came from Eli ON the iron
range and business is to. begin
in earnest now.
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WEIRCOR
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
Rev Dale, of EXelamd, was here
Wednesday OH business.
A. Veness, of EXeland, was at
Weirgor Saturday on business.
II. Hendrickson was a Lady
smith visitor the fore part Of the
week.
The Fountain-Campben Llm-
Der Go. began work here last
Monday.
Misses Lois Siglin and Marie
Schroeder We're Ladysmith visi-
ors Saturday.
Miss Stella Miller returned to
MlnOmg last Thursday, after an
extended visit here, with her
parents.
Misses Dorothy and Edith Os-
sowski went to Minneapolis
Wednesday evening, where they
will work.
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fine LINE OF CARS
Continued from Page u

lllumlnates the entire instrument
board at night. The lamp also
serves as an indicator that the
tail Light is working properly, as
the two are connected in series,
SO that if the tail light goes out,
the dash lamp will give immediate
warning. The side curtains fasten
from the insidel@a big advan-
bage i'm a sudden shower. The
gasoline tank is i'm the rear of
the car.
The four-seater Country Club,
the nifty and speedy Light road
ster, which is already immensely
popular wherever shown, will in
tereSt many.
The carload also includes one
Overland Big Four 5-psssenger
touring car, just as phenomenal
a value but larger, With 1l2-inch
wheelbase. This car is practical
Iy identical with the Light Six,
except that the latter has 49,
inch wheelbasel and 6-cyllnder
Continental motor.
The peer of the ariIstocrats in
this Shipment is the roomy,
handsome Willys-Knight, a car
of beautiful lines viewed from
amy angle, and containing the
wonderful, silent Knight motor.
Come in and see the new Over
lands. Orders for spring delivery
should be placed at once.
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FAIRVIEW
Special Correspondence

DpGCldl (tOI Go POuhoNhIC
Chas. Nichols ST.. is home af-
ter a prolonged absence in the
west.
Oran Nichols is taking an en-
forced vacation at home because
of a smashed foot.
Audrey Deerwester is staying
with Mrs. Wilson Calklns while
MIR. Calkins is away at work.
Mr.. Prolnty has finished hauling
his wood to Ladysmlth, where
he moved his family recently.
Miss Mamie Stevens Spent
Saturday and Sunday at home-
from her teaching in the Hunt
school,"
Miss Bertha Wolfe returned to
her home Tuesday, after spend
ing nearly three weeks in
st. Joseph's hospital at Marsh
field. Mrs. Mitchell Short went
down Sunday and accompanied
llcT llOlllc.
Johnnie Moore brought their
team home from camp Frdday.
AS he took them when wheel
ing was good he had the wagon
to- bring home, but did not flnd
travelling with wheels extra
good now.
Harold Delhi and Walter
Wolfe spent Saturday night at
their homes here. They are beth
working in Clyde Candells
camp north of Hawkins. They
drove back to their work Sun
day, with Dcihl's team, which
Harold will work i'll the camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Grassl went
to- Ladysmith Thursday to attend
the celebration of the golden
wedding of the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis KalboW. II
the sample Of the wedding cake
we had was a sample OF the
celebration, we feel safe in say
ing it was a very enjoyable
time.