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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-07
@as 0rukmntter In Der Saru'
iaale iab.


9lein Wariefen Bat bic GrIalbnib
erbaIten, Die Surnihale su beiufen.
@te nett unS a6rett es ,alisiiebt in
Sem neiien Eurnfoitiiin. glafbars
9iesden. 5ie idon i'm Iesten Sabre Die
Surniduile beiuat botte, bolte e5 ab
uno beioe ellen. Iuitig pIau6erro,
Der Slirnbaae du. Gttpas saG6ait be.
tritt Wanrieten oen SnrrrpIas, ober
es iin6 i4cn et1lige Rdoden Sa, Die
oieielbe @ar0idaiLe beiufen uno
id,nea lit aIle SdGifternbeft iibers
iuiulcen. 3u Sntie pieoer angefout'
men, tuir6 es nit Dem Gr51bseu gar
ni9t fertig uno 3eigt bic llebtnsen,
Die iie IN Der Eirnlarube senatt bas
ben, tno btttet glanta, am ndfiten
Sinntage urit5nseben 9ieie berIpetit
lie ON @robmaIna, od Tie ielber tDobL
faum Sett baben iUiiroe. geiin miro
9ran6uia beitirutt uno Mariefen
ueiB. oaB oieie Setting nifJt aQ5u'
idJiDer ein5uuebmen tit un6 10 fin0en
mir 6erm aii9 bei6e niif benz @ege
CUR SIrrboIe. .3rarlbmal" ,!g9as
SerSbeua- -9u ruibt aud ben
Surnlebrer fennen Ierhenl~ llr5 10
fiibrt unier tapferes 1lIrrmabden
ibre tpiafabriee Beglefterfr nn6 benz
SurnIaal, begrIBf ibren 2ebrer oltrb
Sorbreiduina unS iast: .9ies lit
meine @robruitter." es errtipinnt
iif eine neire llnterbaIting iuro
ihlieblih erfolgt Die gufforoerlng,
oie @roBnuitter nab Der goIlerie 81
fiihren. ba pou bd ans aIles beiier
iiberieben perSen idrn. @as bat MN
bic betngte 9eiuferin alles geie5en2
Cine grobere sIn3abI Md6ten Da'
rem bereits auf Dem Sirnplase unb
beiddftigten ii6 fittIib nab eisenem
8iit0iirlfen. @s mar rSfiirtiirnen1
ooer .9Iaptinie", pie Die ainoer ias
gen. Sn eebt es uatiirli6 iebr Iebs
boft 3ii irio MIR Dertu es 5i lalt miro,
ertont Die mabnenoe Sttrrine 6es
9ebrers. 9a erifaIlen pIotIib Sipei
GlodenidI6ge mtS iofort dnSert iih
ods Bib. Sletteritangen, &tlnblnlif
lIno Sdulfelringe peroen bon oen
emiigen Ns6bfen in bic Sobe ge5ogen.
mo 1atten beiieite
gebraft Der SurnpIas aIio fir ben
llnterriht frei eeutadt. 9rei nsi' |
tere @Iodeu5eihen uno Die ainoer |
IteIIen fid, in etrier Reibe, nod Der
e5roBe, aiIf unS ritlteu ibr slrsen,
merf ouf Den Sehrer. r@riiroitelIung |
= itebtl~ ert0nt es ans ieinent
peunoe uno itronnn iin6 nnfreht iiebt /
bic fleine Gfoor Sd. @tRaige 5ebler
perSen raid forrigiert. 9ie Reibe
rnib aber aub gernoe fem un0 70
Jebt bos aomnlnnoo: .glugen re4ts!"
mo iuenn bas priiferbe auge oes
pseiiters SuirieOengeiteat, beibt es
pieber: rssrontl" gtln begirnit elm
Beben. Greben uriS fyortbeipegung
mo Sri. enunn din GIopier ipeiB
tets ban riGtigen Saft 81 trsfien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-07

gie elegant Die W2aoten rraridieren;
ieoes mid es beiier MAIDEN uno gau5
folj iiub ite BEL i5rer Qrbcit. Das
iiebt tiibi9 aus unb 9robmutter freut
iia ber5Ii5 iiber bic sifrissn @lGO4eH.
Bel BEN Snusi4ritten uno df6etiIden
gepeoungsn sntipidelu bic tIeiusn
Surnlrinnen cine faunensperthe
9ra5i. unb bei ben Srsiiibuusen cine
@sI9idIi9teit, bic ale 4nerteunung
beroisnt. SeIbit on ben 9erdt5en
iberraI8en iie bura 8epunbtbeit
unb Rraft. Gum g6idIub Elm Spiel.
Der 2ebrer eri9eint nit Spei groBen
9ebertGlen. gei bersn Qnblid 6iipft
nift BLOB bos 6er3, ionoeru sIei9
Der gan5e S6iiler b05er. 3pei pars
tsisH iteben iia gegeniiber unO idmz
pfen I'm ben Sieg. 8r0Btes oSnterefe
auf 6eiben Seitsn. Die 4ugen gIdns
gen, anmpfIuft Its6t in alien Riereu,
bic qnstferung Der Yartner piro iutz
mer lebbafter unb nit frobem Qufs
iaut3en bertiinoet bic gspinnen6e
Seitc tbren Sies. Die unterIegene
glbt1eilung ift iebo9 ni9t entmut6igt
unS bos Spiel nimmt Isinsn S5ortz
aaua BIG Is bur6 ben 2ebrsr oufges
bo6en pirb. Die @eutiitber iinb stlpas
dufgeregt uno I'M bic tebbnften 9eis
fer pieber in normaIe 9abuen Su
lsnteR, uuB Die gan5e 9IuHe Ho9=
mails in Reib unb 9lisb nntreten,
ne6msn, Big I6liebIi9 bur3
ein gsuleinIaules 5Gab.tIappen bas
3siasn gum alussinanOerssbsn gs=
se5en piro.
Grcbmutter bat nit imuler pu9s
ienoem SntereHe ben 8erlauf Der
8urnIiunbe perfDlst, oerldBt ibren
SeO6a6tuugspoiteu auf BEN 9us
i6uuerrnum, nm Maris6en, bic ii9
6eute beIpnoers bel Ma6e gegsben
Eat, aus benz llmtleibe5immer abSuz
bOlsH. Gbe fie bic Saqs osrlGbt,
oriid. fie bem surnlebrer geseniiber
lire bobe Genuetuung iibsr bas 9e>
Isbsnk aus nit bem 8sripre9en, oab
lie oafiir iorgen ipsrSs, baB aud bic
Rinosr ibrer onbsren Sp6ter no9 Der
aurni4nIe tommeu perbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-07
Die beuti@en 3eitunsen
GrSrirn in Der srnfefen Detie biz
SanbIsausii6ten 9ufti4lanbs
- nod ban Jrisbensf9lub.

appenbaskn, 9. gtopember. -
ssnmitten bes sSubels in DeutI@lano
iiber bic Siege an btr Jfopo. uHb
Der MgasGront unb bem 9erldngen
nod elmer Rerifon bts Griebenspros
sramms in lleb<reinifiurriing nit ben
neiisn griolgH, beginnt bic beutIde
gdh1ftsipelt aud bic Sanbclsduss
ii1ten au er6rtsru. Die 3situnsen
itenfen Der pahienben Sdrpierigteit
Der Wiebsrsg sgtablirung bes beItffxn
ousldnbiifsn Snnbsls nn& BEN aries
ss INNER mebr glufmertiamieit. Sn
nGmbnfien BlGttern, Ielbft ioInen,
n<i6s bic all*beutidx Jbee rtrtreten,
iptrben fdft tdslid 2lrtifel edunben,
m tptl4eH boranf binseipiefen fpirb.
faB Der Br,i& nit China ulrb eeIrtrnls
uub iiibumerifaniiHeu Gtaatsn, ans
fintt megeu ber serinsen militarif4en
Hebtiifing biefer Rationen Gin grunb
sur 6eiterteit 81 fsin, ben Wsrluft BON
Deusf1lanbs miibfam eriporbener
9aubtIsiknuna in bieien gsdrlten &c.
beute. Oie Shipitristtiten bts Wks
btrouFbdiis bes 9dHbeIs nit BEN 9uss
Ianbs suiirbtn bubu.6 nur umio sr0s
tr.
8itIs gsffdftamdnner erffGrsn,
baB bkis G6tuitristeitsn tbatfG4Ei9|
uniiberipirbli2 fein iptrben. fnlIs bic
Megierung aiIf flrem plnnt, bic Gins
tufr nub bic sunF G4inobrt na@
ban Gr<SsasiSlat y sssssoaiaal
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-07

2eiber giebt es INNER mod Gltern,
6ie feinen ODER einen fali6en 9egriff
BON seoroueten 9ei6esiibungeu baben,
pie es leioer aud bieie gltern giebt,
bic 3par pInI9en, baB bic Amber bic
Gurni9ule> beiu9eu fpaen; aber oa
bieie teiRe gteisung setgen, inters
bIeibt ss. Die gIiidli6e itnb erfolg>
reide Sur1fiibrung Der grSiebungss
probIems beoarf auBsr piel 2ie5e unb
@eoulb mttuntsr aud zines energiz
i6en 8ilens. Sn aa5Ireihen 5ami>
lien serri4t gu bel rSiRoerregiiuent. :"
u. Wl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-07

rnb pripote geTfdfts 5nitidtiDe 3ii
beifrdrien. 6eifebe. Glide bon ibs
Hen aeben meter lnb perlnnaen, boB
fer Stnnt ioIhe WGnntr. iptlfe fri.
Ter i'm 6anbsl mil BEN Quslanbe en-
so9irt iporet. fir ibre arieasperluite
eniffGbiae unb fir bic, Hsue 5nnoelss
oifsniips auf ausldnbiIhe WGrtte
finansielsn 8eiftanb sepdbrs.
Der @ebante, bab Teutihlanbs
SGiffnbrt pom ben 6Gfen Der eeaenz
pGrtissn 5sinbe 1eutfdianbs aus.
.sefhfpiien ofsr ipsnigftens beTArdnt.
perben n6his. mar lonse bon S6iffs
fahriss unb Grpori sSirmen beld6elt
fppr6tn, er tDirb d6er isbt bon Der Ges
ifdfispeli afs cine tpirflife 9efabr
:ns Huge aefnBt. Bel Der 0istuFion
Der Gfrisoensbebingungen piro Ief6ff
BON ben bfiIigiten Orgonen ber glle
tsuti6en aiif bic 1Otbfpenbisteit binz
esipieitn, 9eutfdlanb pieber bi.
StslIuna elmer msiitbeaiinftiaiten Ra.
tion in ausldnbtffsn SGftn 5u pers
itdffsn, beren ss fi6 friibsr erfreut
intte. un5 bic fir bnsi.lte nab benz
arieae cine ipeientlide Bebingung
fein fuerOe. 8eipubers geo6tung pirb
Ter RsfOrm bes beutidsn aonfular.
Gieniies aeidentt unb perlanst, bab
cbne @er3ua Wabregeln setroffsn
frerben, ben beutffen acnfuldrs unb
ZEN 6aHoelsHadriftensDisnft auf bic
Scbe Der 3eit su tringsn, unb Idon
rdberub bes arieaes 8orbereitilnsen
~ tteffen, 70 bnB ter bsutf6e 5onbel
I'M 9fuaenblid beg Srieosnsf61uFts In
Der eiinftigen 2ase lei, ii4 Tobmate'
rialisn su ii4ern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-07
0[nnnnatnn nm n Ml

anunastag am II. R.o :
Dember. glm Wttttpoh, ben IA.
yiooember, tpiro Der SatpatisWnanase
Tag begoHeeu tperoen, uno StpGr, III
otes bos Dierte Sabr, baB B-oer @ros
cerDz9dnbel ibn feiert. Sin arp5er
9orratb oou Quanas ipirb 5ur @erfu.
gung iteben, beun SdtDdii bat ii5er
100000 Sonnen 6ru9t fertigge.
itelt. Die grocer firlb aufeefor6srt
pprbeu, an hiefem Sage @uands CUR
S9au gu ftsIen unb gum 2l.ttauf 3u
empfebIen, unb bas publitum Dirr
srIu9t, rei9li9 BON bisisr Jru6l gu
siien. bebufs @riparnns bon Gst:eioe
unS Gkii4-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-07
l9raftiide Mabregeiu
@eaen fetnbIife GusIanber an Der
dtlattiiden aiiite errpartet.

geep Dorf, 6. 0obentber. Die
bieiigen @unSesbennIten ertparten,
BOB iniolge Der nielen Seiier ertlang
Der Battlefront In 8rooflpn unb in
anoeren aiiitenit6bten, alles @ebiet
innerbaIb birnoert WteiIen bon Der
Stiiitenlinie Der Ger. Siaaten als Ders
botene Gone erfIGrt iperoeu miro.
Gin folder geiebl piirbe 9eiitiGe
5ipingen, Die Stanten an Der atlanti,
iden 4iifte 5u perlniien uno Sauieitoe
bon 9euti6en betrefien, tpeI9e felt
5abrsn in sroBeu Seutideu etniren
tpie Stem Dorf lebten, obne ibreln
8aterlanoe Die Ereue absuidap0ren.
Wan j6dtt, 6dB nlebr oils 600, 900
ieinblide ausldn6er Don eineru ioIs
den 8eicble 6etroffeu tperoen piirs
ben.
sSn elmer foufereta am WlDntdJ
ipelher Der 9enerolanipalt beiipobute,
madten bieiige 8,inoesbeaurte bars
auf aiifmertiaut, baB bic g3aiierfront
BON gleu gort uno lluteebing be-
idgiist iperoen ioIlte. Sie Satpierigs
felt Der Gituation bat. iuie uerlantet,
bic @enmten 81, bem GntihluB ges
fiibrt, WaobregeIn aif breiter Saiis
our 9lrrdiiibrifng 5u brirgen, oie,
ipie man ertpartet, feinolite Guslaa'
Der 5fpingen tpiirbeh aIIe &iiten'
jtdote 5ii perlaiien.
Baibington 9. G., 6. geoo.
Der @eneraIanipaIt @regorp erflarte
am 9ienitag. bab feine 9efeble er'
lajIen norben ieien, feinolide ans'
IanSer an Der otInttiiten &iiIte biut'
bert Weilen BON oerielben Sn entfers
nen, I'M Tie 5u perbirSern, milltarp
ide 8eobaffuneen an5uiRaen; aber
er Seutete on, 6aB Die Regiering
ernftli6 ertpdge, ipelde Sdritte ge'
ideben ioIIen, lin es irtnogli@ 81
MAIDEN. Sab iolf,e Guslanoer IN Der
Gage iirro, Conformation 81 iduurlelH,
,peI6e fiir BEN Seinb bon @ertb III.
Seine ioIde Befeble frio erlaiien
iporoen," iaete Der @eiernlnHipalt.
.9ie Gititation ipirS 5ipar forgfaltig
errpoaen, ober es fam 5iir 3eit ni9ts
fir bic SefieutIihfeit aiisse9eben
iperoen.- a.
gie glnfmerfianrfeit BEG @ebeinI'
bienItes Der @egierlrng mar ieit eirtis
aer 3eit dlf Die Sbntiahe geleHtt
iporoen, Sab Deltfhe unb Deiltife,ts
5reilnoe nabe Der Riifte faft obne Be-
if,rdnfirng in Der Gage ieien, oie
Striegstbdtisfeit ber Regieriins gu
beobad,ten. uno 5nt, iie birr9 9etors
6erina BON Conformation uiel ll'ibell
anriften f6nnten.
80 m. Z. 8rpau TN arfaona
eiuem Datb.nben Stisre
afHdli9 tutgnugen
ghanbIer, arisona, 6. Tob. =
Mm Wspntns III Wiliam Sennings
9rban, Der friibere Stqotsietrstdr. IN
Der naboselesenen Wiifts einsm nil
ZEN Gtitre g[iidli6 eHtsongeu. er
befanb Iidj nit R. u. 6apiparb, BEN
Guptrintnbenten her ReIereotion Der
qimasS sSnbinner, ouf Der GlteniaSb.
ais Der STIR aiif fie logging. gs ses
lang ibueu, eintn Baum 5u errtthen,
aui tsn lie iib retteieu. anoere Waits
glnbsr Der Sagopartie erff,oHsn ben
Gtisr. 6trr grpan ipor unptrlebt,
tatt. aber siiien SftiI feiner Sogbs
ausriiftuus bel ber Tlutt Dor btm
Shiere berloren.
Resierunsss
trupptn ppn 9illaifsu
seI8Iagtn.
prefibio. Seyas, 6. Robembtr. |
Sn sintm gsfe1t sipiiben msriianis
I9eH 9rnppen bon Der Garnifon tn
DitnoeO uHs 0iIaiFez Sas en-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-07
9nbpraetpmn NJ { n.

6eirufbsOermittler (5u Dem eintres
tenoen &unben): .G}erabe unterblHbelt
ein anberer Serr nit Der Ieic1eH @rs
bin, bic id Sbnen Sugeou4t bdtte.
Ro9 ITS 3eit! -
Yu6bolter (ins Reben5irmer btns
einTebeno): rGs ptrb Su Fpdt Tein,
Serr prinsipaI -. H tniet Eb9u
uiensrl-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-07

Elm oic aIsarrcubten lleberIebcnbcn
eines 3uses Der mcrifoniid)cn
geiitraIbabn,
ReeIder am Counting BON giaa
ganoiien ilberfaIIen woroen mar.
i25 Solodten iino gaiiasiere tuurOen
dnf Dem 3uge getootet.

Suare5 Ner.. 6. gooember.
Vim GienItdg 9Ibcno fam Der Baiins
aier5iig Der merifaniiden Central
bnbn iuelder dm Sonntag bel Der
gabnitntion gIrmmoe3 Don 8illa
ednoiten nngegriifen iporoen mar,
bier an. 0ie 5eniter Der 8aggons
luaren oemolirt, Die 6ilbbooen NIT
Slnt befledt uno bic pom aiigeln
ourhloberten y9aaen NIT elmer
lfenge gedugitigter, balbnadter uito
iriereH6er merifaniider Didniler,
,SrmieIi ilnS stinoer nngefiillt. Snns
6crtimO3iUan3ig Soloaten nno Eniins
giere iparen aIi BEN 3nge getootet
rporoen.
'Gie Paiiagiere tpuren nod iHmer
70 geangitigt. ooB iie mir III ull5u'
inmmenbdngenber Neiie 5ii er5dblen
pernlodlten mas iid) ain Sonltag
,pipraen in Der 80 Ieilen iii6lih Der
Staot CHIHUAHUA IieeenoeH g9iiite 5i,s
1etragen bate. Die 9otoniotiue uno
jiDci gSaggons oeS 3uges lpareu
bird 6as Tpnanlit, tpeld)es alif oas
Gtelciie pla3irt iporben mar, pollitans
Gig oeunoIirt iporoen. Die aiii oem
3uge iitJ befinoIihen 60 GoI6dfen
ser @arniion in Sorreon puroen
tbeiIs ip1brenb oes 9lnsriffs getoos
iet, tbeils nadber eriboiien. Sober.
mann aiif bem Suge tpiirbe beraitbt
imS ae5ipungen, fif; eines Sbeiles Der
-ffeioer 5u cntIeoigen. Selbit Die
HIeiber Der Sraien itnb ain6er tplirs
ben BON ben gan6iten iiir ibrp eise,
nen @eiber un6 sitl0er beidlags
rabrit.
Ter @ote elmer aroben anlerifnnis
iden @eielifaft In Neerifo pernriBt
SiIberbarren i'm @ertbe BON $780,
600, tpelf)e er nad Der @rer5e brins
gen ioate. Ser grpreB49ote, Der
aonSuftair uno anoere gabnbeoiens
itete murben get6btet; ole Sesteren
aIs bic locomotive bernolirt ipuroe.
@iI!as 2eute sabq suerit SaIpe nm
Salos auf ben 3us a5. pobur4 Dielt
Der Waden unb paIasiere s.t0btet
tpurben. Damn gingea iie bur6 bic
Wasscns, beraubten bic pafiagiere,
!obtstn piele Der Wdnnsr unb befabs
len drbersn, bic @assons gu bsrlof.
fen, porauf iie i'm Jrsitn erfdoHtn
uurben.
Die paiInsisr ipurSsn se3lpuns.n,
fith ibrsr alsiber au sntlsbissn. als
5tpsi Srdusn ii9 peissrteu, bies gu
tbun, ipurbsn iis sefdoHen unb sts
fGbrlid pertpunbet. SGmmtli4s nod
le6speen paFasiere ipurbeu baun in
ter Wiiite sslaifen, no iit obus ale'i'
t.r bic Radt subradten.
gS battsn ii9 isine 4meritaner nif
bem 3use befunbsn. Gin beutftkr
Sung,, ipel9er mad Der 9rense tom.
mar itinsr sanaen Sa6i.listeiten bes
raub. porb.H. Ct Gatte ni4ts am
oei6e, aIs Elm panr 5srlirmpie llebers
boien unb auf BEN aopf einsn boben
merifaniiden SUIT. Cine nierifaniIfJe
Jamr!ie bon Midoacan, befte6ellb- aus
Better. Wutter unb spsi ainbeu. NOR
g.nOibist. in Gbibuabua I'm stGsiber
81 betteln.
Die paifasiere ersdtIten. baB bi.
450 ganbiien Don SuIiO atoFa unb
Mariin 2Ope3 beftbIisi pdren. Rad
Der Seraubuns bes 3uses siusm bic
9nnb.ien in bic gerse.
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on November q,
1917, as required by the Act Of octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
9ie beufSdaen 2eifunnem
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-07

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on November 8,
1917, as required by the Act Of octo'
Der 9th lAl7
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-07
etI d Iagtn I

prefibio. Ssyas, 6. Robembtr.
Sn sintn gsfe9t sipiipsn meriianis
f4eu zrnppen bon Der Garniion IN
GiinoeO uHs 0iIaitez sas en-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-02-14
Baby Beef Boys Earn $1,000.

Nine thousand dollars, returns in
profits and prizes, is the small fortune
received the, past year by the 23S Iowa
boys, as a result ofStheir efforts in the
state baby beef contest, according to
report just completed by the field
representative of the Iowa Beef Pro-
ducers' association.
OF this amount, $3,742 represent the
profits made by the boys in feeding
and selling their calves, each boy in
the contest making an average net
cash profit of $2S on his calf; 1892
represent prizes won by the boys at
local, county. state and Chicago exhi-
billions; $1,000 represent the money con
tributed for prize trips to the winners
in the contest. ~,
One II year old lad, Leon Mitchell,
Marcus, broke all records by raising a
calf that brought him total of
$393.S5 cash returns through the year
in prizes and profit. His calf won him
money at the interstate fair, Sioux
City; Iowa state fair, county fair and
Chicago International. 1t finished
fourth, in the dressed carcass class at
Chicago and sold for the extraordin-
airy price of $3.50 hundredweight.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-02-14
Iowa and the Liquor Traffic.

a. John Barleycorn has always de-
manded more or less attention from
the General Assembly of Iowa. Ac-
#cording to an article recently pub
iashed by the State Historical Socie-
~ Of Iowa, almost every known meth
Cd. OF regulating the liquor traffic has
been given O trial in Iowa during the
seventy years since the State was ad-
mitted into the Union. A local op-
ton law enacted in 1847 gave immed-
late promise of satisfaction; but with
In two years the results had proved
! SO disappointing that the legislature
reverted to the policy OF Territorial
days and passed license law. IN
1885 Iowa was caught in the great
wave of Temperance sentiment OF that
period and prohfbitory law was plac-
ed upon the statute books. This law,
however, was made of little effect IN
1858, when wine, beer, and cider were
omitted from the prohibition. Very
little change was made In the next
twenty-five years. The prohibitory
amendment to the Constitution adopt
ed by the people in 1882 was declared
invalid BY the courts. 't1TMot years
later the main features Of the present
prohibitory law was adopted by the
legislature. But ten years later the
famous Mulct Law was passed, and in
this way local option was really the
.f,,ie in Iowa. Finally, the Mulct Law
was repealed in 1915 and prohibition
Il again in force.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-02-14
Cos. 81 Living il 1s4e.

IL Everyone is talking about the III.
q. of II Prices of all comodities are
soaring sky high and there seems to
Be no relief in sight. In contrast the
good old days" seem almost Utopian:
il the library of the State Historical
Society at Iowa City, there is q rare
little book entitled "A Glimpse OF
Iowa Ia 1S46", wherein the writer sets
down for the information of prospec-
tive settlers list of prices prevail
ing in Iowa at that early day. LOAF
sugar was sixteen cents pound; and
brown sugar was eight to ten cents:
Java COTE sold for fifteen cents and
tea at from six bits" to one dollar
and a quarter pound. Flour brought
about four dollars and half barrel.
GOOD ham or bacon could be had for
eight cents or less; twelve cents was
high for jbutter; the freshest eggs only
cost ten cents dozen; the butcher
was lucky If he averaged six cents a
pound for fresh meat; while potatoes
would seem to have scarcely s'been
worth the digging at sixteen cents a
9bushel. 1t should be remembered,
tho, that groceries in those days sell
dom came in fancy packages, nor were
they delivered to the housewives door
by automobile as the result or an or
der given over the telephone. Be-
sides, wages were low-from one dol
lar and quarter to two dollars being
the range of wages for skilled work
men in all trades.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-02-14
STATE GRAVEL MEN ORGANIZE

A new state organization was 10TH
ed by the sand and gravel men of the
state who attended the institute at
Iowa State college during short course
and farmers week. =a..a.
The organization, to be known as
the Iowa Sand and Gravel Association
has the object of securing better con
crete materials thru the cooperation
of the engineering department of Iowa
State college. S. H. Brown, Of the
Lake View Sand and Gravel company
Lake. View, was elected president; r..
j.. Fletcher, Des Moines, vice-presi
dent; w. r. Webster, Mason City, sec.
rotary, and E. P. Finch, Sabula, treas
urer. I'.- a.g
More than rs men were in constant
attendance at the institute, these men
representing the principal producers
of concrete material in the state. Re
suits of research and experiments in
sand and gravel work for the past year
were presented at the meeting.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-02-14
TOMATO PROFITS TO JOAN
Now its garden-thinking time.

Now its garden-thinking time.
Planned in time and properly cared
for, the back yard garden can be made
to yield much profit and more pleas
ure, attests Joan Parsons, member of
the famous seven-sister canning club
of Clarinda, which won first prize for
canning exhibit at the State fair last
year.
On one-tenth of an acre Joan raised
3,515 lbs. of tomatoes. Part Of these
she canned and part she sold from the
vines. 1t cost her $16.75 to raise and
can her product; the net receipt from
her sales swass $S5.40 and the. profit
was s60.65. T-sa,4a fsSr&
To the boys and girls club leaders
of the agricultural extension depart
ment of Iowa State college Joan
writes: 2 r. "
"On February % got some dirt and
placed it behind the kitchen stove to
dry and warm it before putting it in
the window boxes. On March 20 I
planted the seed. On April l trans
planted the little plants to cold
frame, placing them four inches apart
each way. On May 81 l transplanted
731 plants to the vacant plot of ground.
l hoed them whenever they needed it
and began picking tomatoes July II.
The plants bore until frost got them
September 7. My net profit after can.
ming part o. the tomatoes and selling
my whole product was $6O.65. 1t was
surely worth WHILE" says Joan who at
tended the Ames short course.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-02-14
WINTER WHEAT PRIZE CROP

That the value of an acre of winter
wheat in Iowa is greater than that of
corn is one of the surprising state.
ments made by Prof. J. Buchanan. in
charge of the cooperative crop expert:
ments in his talk to the short course
students last week. From charts, it
was shown that the average value of a
bushel Of winter wheat for the last ten
years was 1877 cents, while that of the
corn was only 1876. This high price
enabled winter wheat to return more
on an acre. altho the average yield Of
corn, is greater. r... 90
The surprising increase in the acre
age Of winter wheat in Iowa, along
with decrease in the number of acres
of spring wheat is another point made
In 1903, the acreage of spring wheat
was 1,012,4 03 and that of winter wheat
$4,000 acres. In 1915, the introduce
ton Of suitable varieties of winter
wheat had increased the area of the
winter wheat to $4,000 acres and re-
duced that planted to spring wheat to
2S7 800 acres. y
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-02-14
T. LEGAL NOTICE..
In the Matter of Changing Park Of
- County Road SYSTEM.

County Road system.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
You are hereby notified that on the
31st day of January, 1917, the board
of supervisors of Crawford county,
Iowa, adopted the following resolution
relative to changing part OF the coun-
ty road system, as follows.
Resolved by the board Of supervis.
ors, that in order to avoid heavy costs
for right of way, to relocations and
additions, and heavy costs of con-
struction the portion of county road
between Denison and Charter Oak,
commencing at the corner of Sections
S, 8, is and II, Hanover township, and
running thence in a southeasterly d.
rection and terminating at southeast
corner of Section 10, Hanover town
ship, be changed as follows, commenc-
ing at corner of sections 8, 9, Is and
II, Hanover township, and running
thence east on section lines to north
east corner of Section 10, Hanover
township, then to connect with cOun-
ty road between Denison and Schles.
wig. 'r,s ...
And that objections to said pro.
posed change will be heard by the
board Of supervisors at the court
house, Denison, Iowa, on the Goth day
of February, 1917, at 2 o'clock p. m.
.a .@' P. J. PORTZ, b
CIT County Auditor, Crawford
County, Iowa.