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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-08-30
Fielder & Fielder, Attorneys.
NOTICE FOR ADMINIsTRATj ON AND NOTICE
TO CREDITORS

STATE of Wisconsin, County Court, Iowa
~ County-In Probate.
In re estate of Peter Demuth, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, That at the special
term OF said court to be held the second
Tuesday of September, A. D. 1917, at the court
house in the tity of Dodgevlle, county of Iowa
and State of Wisconsin, there will he heard and
considered, the application OF J On Denuth
for the appointment Of an administrator of the
estate of Peter ne1nuih b. late of the city
of Mineral Purt IL said c, unCy deceased.
Notice is ehy further gwen, That at the
special term of said c. urt to b., held at said
court house, on the third Tuesday of January,
A. d. 1918, there will be heard, considered and
adjusted, all claims against said Peter
Demuth, deceased.
And notice is hereby further given. That all
such claims for examination and allowance
must be presented to said county court at the
court house in the city of Dodgeville in said
county and state, before The 18th day OF
December A. D. 1917 or be barred.
Dated August 18th, 1917.
By the court,
ALDRo jerks, Judge.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-08-30
WALDWICK
BY HARVEY URRN.

BY HARVEY URRN
Frank Van Matre of Jonesdale was a
caller here Monday
Mrs Grafton returned home Monday
from a visit with relatives in Dodge
vile
John Cannon is visiting his daughter
Mrs Daniel Benson at Pittsville, Wis.
Mr. and Mrs Willis Harris and Mr.
and Mrs Charles Cant spent Tuesday
with Rev. and Mrs James at Rewey.
Florence Harris and Vera Terrell
spent last week with Miss Horner in
Blanchardyille.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Grafton. Mr. and
Mrs N. Fl. Cockings. Mr. and Mrs Carl
Cockings and Mr. and Mrs Frank Cock
ings mouored to Dubuque Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs R. b. Harris and Mr.
and Mrs Charles Cant motored to
Prairie du Chen Friday and looked
after their farm interests.
June Jackson spent few days last
week at the Will Uren home.
Miss Zimmerman of Lamont visited
her friend Nora Humbert last week
Alfred league was a business caller
at Monroe Friday.
Mrs Emeline Chesterfield of Chicago
is visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Van Matre at
tended the Monroe fair Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Dobson of Miner
al Point spent Sunday at Henry Skin
ner's.
Rev. S. Cookson departed Tuesday
morning to attend the conference at
Madison.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred league spent
part of last week in Mineral Point.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-08-30
She Had Experience.

An applicant for Il telephone job at
Memphis, when asked if she had ever
had any operating experience replied:
Eyes, l have had my adenoids re-
moved. Long Lines Traffic DOings.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-08-30
LEGAL NOTICES
Fielder & Fielder, Attorneys 4.
Z
NOTICE FOR ADMINISTRATION AND NOTICE TO
CREDITORS

NOTICE FOR ADMINISTRATION AND NOTICE TO
CREDITORS.
NTATE of Wisconsin, County Court, Iowa
~ County-In Probate.
In Re Estate Of Frank M. Aide, deceased.
Notice is Hereby Given. That at the special
term of said court to be held on the third Tues
day of September, A; D. 1917, at the. Court
House in the city of Dodgeville. county of Iowa,
and state of Wisconsin, there will be heard and
considered, the application of James Aide
for the appointment of an :ministrator OF the
estate of Frank NJ. Aide, late of the town of
Mineral Point in said county, deceased;
Notice is hereby further given, That at the
regular term of said court. to be held at said
court house on the first Tuesday Of January A
D., 1915 there will he heard, considered and ad-
justed al claims against said Frank NJ Aide,
deceased;
And Notice is hereby further given, That all
such cl..ims for examination and allowance must
be presented to said county court at the court
hous-, in the city OF Dodgeville, in said county
and state, on or before the 18th day of December,
A. d. 1917, or be barred
Dated August l6, 1917.
By the court
ALDRo jerks. County Judge.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-08-30
Heavy Picture Frames PASSING.

Picture-framjng in Great Britain has
undergone many transformations in
recent years. The building Of smaller
houses made obsolete the fashion Of
heavy frames which were the pride of
Victorian dining rooms. There are pat
terms of the Charles II, and the Louis
periods which by their merit in de-
sign have escaped destruction, and
out of composition" Old frames Of
baser design have been burned that
gold in the old gliding might be sal
vaged.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-08-30
Bread-Makinq Super5titions.

several superstitions In Yorkshire,
England, nearly all the housewives
still bake their own bread. After
kneading the dough and leaving it to
rise, deep cross is cut in it with a
knife. This is to "let the witch out"
and the custom is common to this day.
In Scotland they say that the yeast
must be made within an hour Of sun
rise or the bread will not be light
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-23
gbicaao %. glusuit.

S4ipsins. = 3ufIbr 5000. Rartt
i4ipa6; Bette $19.S5; Built $500
1910; lsi9te $17.40-19.25; ssnti4>
ts $17.50-19.25; i9tptre $3.50
1910; raube $17.50-17.75; GertsI
$13.00-16.50.
RinbOieb. = 3ufu6r 1900. Wartt
fart; bier WassOnIaSunssn Stisre gu
$3.50 pertauft sin nsuer bober Re'
torb; sinbe1nif6e Beef Stiere $s.25
-15.50; WeitsrH Stisre s7.0o-12.'
40; StOders unb Gesbers S6.10-
9.25; &iibe unb 6eifsrs $4.65-13.'
90; Rdlber $11.00-15.5o.
S9dte. = Sufubr 1900. wtorti
itetig; Wetbers $7.75-1L10; GDss
S725L10.00; aGrmsr $10.5o-16.'
75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-23

our9 bobe frsiDilise SpsnDsn un.,t'
ltugtsn untsrnsbmeHs fiibrte, ben ,5n'
bait i'm aIub Deripielt bdbsH fol- -
mas nit Riidii4t uuf isiHsn &aG5
unb Stanb Dsrtui9t unb dassssIirsH
ipuroe.
Gum S6lub bes QrbsitAiages .r'
bob ii6 bic 3ariH uno i4ritt D1r1
ben Dieren Sdal Der 8erbinoune r19
ibrsn DobnrGumm 5u. % iis gda3
oitt Opriibertam, mar gu ieben, 6ab
ibr nabe Ututterfrsuben beporitaaoet,
unb bGs CAB ibrer Grfaeinung, als Tic
itieren, pie abtpefenOsn Bids ibrss
Besss sirg, eiHeu ieItiam mpitiIdtn
3us, Sis trus uuter ibrem 1sr5tu
ben nab fiinf 10dtsrn febniiihtie 9rs
partsten 3aretpitT6 49, Der jest MIR
nod Der tIains, trGntli6e So5n its
geFungensn Sbsriten gattolaus RoTas
nptp III.
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3uder. preiis feit; RaffiHirs
ter Gut aoaf S10.S0; popbersb $9.s
40; CUBES $9.75; sranuIirisr 1920;
Gonfseiipnsr .el@ s9.15; Off u" g.
$685.; iptibsr sytra $8.65-8.T5;
sytra &c $3.50 per 100 Plumb.
WotaffeI. marlt fistlg. =
glttp Orleans Open Rtttsl 55-65e;
Centrifugal 43-45t per Gdllpus.
Reis. - Grtra fauep Ssdo 81
0ie; fanep s-8he; iseonb Ssao 7ae;
ssbrr9<ner 6ae: Sapdn 74-83c;
Blue ROfs SIC per pfunb.
Daifsspro1uite.
Butter. - Tarit ,ismIi& Isb.
bait. prsiis fsif. - WbcIemin egira
42Ac; Gsntrali3sb ytra 4Oc; Gentras
Iissb firits 36Ae; ieeonos 331e; JaneD
DARN SIC; padins Stod 2S-S4c.
adfe Wortt itetig, Gbio 25e;
Rorbm.itlitber 26-26ac; sseip Dori
&c; Gdpeiser 3f--t5e; 2iuibHrssr
25-26e; bo. Bird 24e PET pfuno.
Gier. - Murtt rubis unb Die
pr,IIs fsf. = prima firfts 9iibner'
sitr &c; firits 35ae; Orbindrs firiis
31ns; ferpios 27c per .Dustnb.
GsflassI. Rarft lsbbaft,
prsiis fttis. - GreiIsrs II piunD
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sismli9 srob. bod puren bic beHsren
fetten Gtitre rar, bei iietisen preiien,
ole sepobnlifen ober martin I'M 10
25c niebriger. Stpters unb Geeprs
iporen 5ebr fIau.
UiiiIsre unb i6tpere Stiere $500
100; Gleii6er Stiere S6.5o-10.s
90; aussrlsisne bis srtra $1O.25-11.,
25; Seiers $5.OO-8.Oo; auserIeisns
bis extra $S.25-9.5O; stii6e $3.50
100; aussrIeisns bis EXTRA $3.50
800; Gamers S5.Oo-5.25; WiI4s
tiibe $45.O0-120.OO; Stodsrs uHo
i5eebsrs $5.50-8.00.
guflsn.- Die 3ufubr mar nur
mGbis unb bic prsiie unsefdbr itetis.
Jette 9ullen $8.O0-S.5O; Bologna
$6.75-75O; extra $7.6o-7.75; mo-
aere unb ltidfe $5.OO-6.50.
2dlber. - Der Rartt mar beus
te i9pdder nnb bic Prsiis I'M 25-
soc niebrissr.
Bette lettte &dIber $l4.50-l4.7o;
fair Bis quite $12.O0-14.50; orbindrs
unb grObe $5.5o-9.50.
9 9peine. Dem i9nellen
SteigeR Der preiis Duroe beute giHs
bait gsbotsn unb bieIslben fislsn I'm
10-25c. obtpobl bic 3uTubr nitt iebr
SrOb mar. Der Tlar;t idlOb IGng'
fam.
qugeeTu9ts S6nsre $19.30-19..
40; CUTE bis auserlsiene gsrpadimgss
unb '5leif9eriorten S19.25-19.40;
mittlere $18.00-19.25; lsitte gsr.
IanbtiOrien $17.5O-18OO; 5ertel,
10 Yfun bun barunter $14.0O-17.s :
90; orbindre Bis aussrleiene ibtusrs
fette SGue $1400-170O; Stags
$13.00-15.00.
g 4afe un6 2Gmmsr. -
Die Situation bat ii4 beuts ni4t per.
Gnoert unb bic prsii. bIiebsu itetis.
S9afs, auserleisne biz EXTRA $3.50
800; fair bis CUTE $6.0O-S.5o
Orbindrs uno GuIls $3.00-5.o0
gode $3.50 uub oarunter. - Gam
mer, ouserleitne bis ertra $15.60--
1900; fair bis CUTE Sl4.00-15.5O
iscOnos $12.00-13.00; Gulls uul
Orbindre $7.50-1100.
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Glmb'staAritbten.
9onnertag, %. qusl

- n z !. 3, 20. Au9HF'
Der ObiOflub fdnt lunsfam. Ge
ftsrn 4bsnb bate berisl6s BEL bIeli9st
Stabt sinsn @offerftdnb DON ia
SUB.
5i. fOlsenbsn Dspei4eu trafsn &c
tern bisr elm:
pittsburs, pa.-5.2 Gub.
Bbesling, 70. @a.-3.5 SUB, fdGt.
partsrsbusg, 80. @u.-12O SUB.
Ranupba Gnlls, D. 9a.-0.3 SUB.
GbarlsitOn, 10. 9a.-7.O 5ub.
pOrtsmoutb, Sbio-5.O Jub, fdgt.
louisville, ap.-9.6 Sub, fdIt.
GDunsoille, Snb.-5.1 SUB, fdllt.
Rafboills, ssuit.-10.4 SUB, fdat.
Chattanooga, 9en.-8.4 SUB fdat.
Cairo. Su.-15.0 SUB, ftsist.
Wempbis, 5snn.-10.7 SUB, fdlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-23

UfIddfiS1apisfs DuFben 90 ~ -5k biss
iontin. 1s6ja auf 8onboH pareu Eieiis.
Gar 90 9sss t4.72, gsmmsrsisl Bi1s. %
1ssf, tA7i1f. Sid: tk1sz ,&absl.anus.
iuassn A.76H, 5fants 6iAf SIS. ksba
ST.; glsrf. feiHs QupilrpngeH; &ronsn,
istns Euotirungen, ere SiAt 7.45. ytabd
IA, einbsl Gidi z0.io. Hsbt si.20. oil,
ter Barren eeIzs Teriianiihe Gsnars
DsKe.
aftisnmsrft - Die bspor5fsbenbe
grtis.0issnlirunssn isitsns Der UunSes.e.
sisruug satisa Sur Golss, osb osr Wsrft
Iapa4 mar uH6 yefIuiie bon 1 bis o yoinis
saf ,aDdisn bate.
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u. bnriibsr 27e; groiiers lii pfb.
23-26e; 5dE1e 15c; 9iibner 22e;
7rutbibner BON 30 pfb. 20c; bo.
NIT frumner Bruft 12c; guIIs 8e;
iunss entsn Don 2 pfunb uno bara.
Ser 16-19e; iDeibe enten 14-10c;
G1nfs S-12; alts 7dubsn s1.50
per Gutenb.
ObHunb gemafs
2ftronen. - California 500
$50 per Rife; Zines $loo-1.'
25 per Rife.
DrangeH. california HnDels
$2.50-4.00; Glcri6a $4.o0-4.26
per atiie.
GrapsgruiE - gIOriba g.
O0-4.50.
pfirfi6. eIberta $500
$3.50 per gu.
Suuss4epfsf. = Reeie 25t-
S1.00 per gu.; 0ut4eB, Renond etc.
$4.00-4.25, Woiben Bluff &.5O-
800 per Dbl.
gfrnen. Gedle $7.00-8.W
per gbl.; garilttts s2.25-2.5o per
gu.
5obannfsbsersn. - $3.50
-3.75 per Crate Don "a Quarts.
pflaumen. - Seitli9e 1bun'
baut S2.O0-2 20. bIdus uub rpthe
$2.00-2.50 per Grats pom 8 aSrbeH.
3udermslonen. SnoIaiia
Gtanbarb, Crate $1.25-1.5o; DO.
fla6ts Crate 40-50c; California
$2.00-2.5O per Stanbarb 9rat..
5ei5sIbeeren. - $3.75-4.s
90 per Crate bon "a Quarts; yir'
gInia $1,000 per aorb.
Z ma toes. - ginbeimti4e
$1.50-1.75 per 9u.
! aartoffeln. ginbsimiihs
unb Qouisbille $4.50-5.00 per
gbl. unb $1.eo per 9u. auf bsm Gs'
l.iie.
DafTermclonen. = $l2.OO
-25.00 per 100 Stiid
Gurten. - ginbsimifte 20
25e per Dubenb.
qidles. - 30-4Oc per 100.
araut. sinb.imii6es 75-
$1.00 per gbl.
| Beibe Riben. - Toe per
Blu.
3pisbeln. - Dsibe Sl.3o-
1.6O; bo. Boilers S1.40-15o; Sslos
S125-1.50 per Crate.
3udertorn 3is3ns 8
10c per Susenb.
Suuse Grben. - RsD yor'
S175-2.00 per Yu.
Srint gUhueu. - Giubeint'
i6e S4.00-4.25 per 2 8u. Sad; eir'
beinrilfe @a9shObHsH $2-0O-2-2o
per gu.
aarotten. - ginb.tmtiGe 10
POT per Subsnb 8iinbel.
QanbSrsbuft.
6eu. go. / Simotbp $3.50
1900; go. 2 1imotbp $1S.oo-1s.'
80; SO. 8 aimotbp $17.5o-1S.oOi
9o. 1 semif4tsr aIss $500
1850; 30. 2 sfmif4ter alee $17.5O
-1S00; SO. / ale. $3.50; Ro. 2
atee $17.oO; Sisiises alfalfa $3.50
--16.5o; Rosseuitrob $11OO-12.Oo;
5aftritrob $s.50-9.5O; WeI3siTtrpf
$9.O0-9.5O per Spnne.
Iaablenfuttsr. - Wartt ru'
bia. - Rleie S33.00-34.0o; Wibb'
| linas braune $45.00-46.oo; tpeiB'
$49.Oo-50.0o; ssmiidtss GuttsE
$39.O0-40.00.
Gdmereten. Warii tstt
- alseiamen $11.00-12.5o per gu
bonn Store; 1imotbp S3.50-4.00i
guafpsissn $1.25-2.0O; GIa4siamsr
1925; llnsarifder $500 per 8u.
Dertaisbsnss.
EeIe. - Martt iietig. - 9siuoI,
robes $1.27 per GaIlOne in par'
tien IA 9bl. l0-25 gallnnsu
$1.35; 1--9 gallOnsn SLAP
a,tohies Ii mebr; Ro. ] Garo'
| Or $1.49-1.52. CONNER 9eit ST.,
55-1.6O: Cotton Sesb Oil raft. 81.
o3c per 9alons; 5srptntin Acc m
qartisn BON 1-5 DAB nnb 60c III
partisn Don 10 bis 25 Gauonsn;
yetrpIeum. Ohio Carbon Gtaie 3eii
i0se; 6pesiaI Scrte 12e; Reo
Grripn @aiOltn 24e; Rapbta 29e per
GdIlons.
Gals. - Der Marit in feit. =
ObiO RiDsr $2.01 per Dbl. Don lOO
yfunp, Ha9rlchn blnsussfust.
9atg. - Wlartt ftstis. = pri'
ma Gttp 16a-17e; DO. eountrr
15.0o-15Ac per qiunS.
aobfen. - Nartt ru1ig. Yitts'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-23
, Ell 8afdd6te. eIibu

,ei 8afad6te. eliba
p potriotiitr slniprofcH uiirbsg
6reifelIos einen tieferen Gin6riI9
maheh neHn er ieIbit pdbrero bea
gii-gerfrieges sn ben 5ubuet gesilt
more, artitatt fir 5000 ernen Etslk
5ertreter su fairfeIi. bee nIf bent
s6lndtfeIoe ieiHen Zoo foto. andi
ghmlncep Depetu .erfaIte~ in 69sss
Iider 8eiie ietue 8i:rserpfIidtaL +.
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Gineinnati, 22. ausujt.
Die na9folssnben Nuotiruns.n Be.
5ieben ii& nur auf gnsross1ranEois
tionsn. Bet fleineren @sT9dft.n tDers
ben stipds b5bers prsrs b.r.4n.t.
prouiftonem
G9maIs. prima Steam
22.70-2 -22.S5; Iamilp 25-25t.
IT ode ngefdI5tHss JIeit d.
Short clear S<itsn 25a-26c; ,rtra
fbort clear Stiisn 244-25se; tur5e
Rippsn 24-242c; Bellies 81
27ie per pfun6.
Gsrdu4erfes Gltii4. -
Short clear Geiten 27a-2Sc; ertra
ibort clear Seistn 263-27ac; iur5e
Ribpsn 26t-26ae; Bellies 30-304e.
Susar Gnreb Gleif9. =
SdintH 26h-26at; Yitnic Sdul'
tern 20t-21e; grsaffdft Bacon 35a
--36ae; S4ultsrn in padetm 21A-
22e; Rem Yorf Gut 22-22k; gss
trodnste Beef SduItsrn 34-34ae per
Plumb.
SaBsep5fslies GItiid.-
S9iHtsn 22i-23e; .qienic Sdulttrn
17it; Bellies 2S--30c; S4uIierH III
padtten 1Ss-19e; gltp gort eui
DO. 181-19e.
Jrif9ts Gfeif9. - Gdini.n.
lOis, 234-243c; 9ienic S4uItsrn
1915; GHultsrn q 213e; tur5,
9iippsnisiisn 24-25e; fbort elsar
RippsnIeitsn 24-25e; trira ihort
clear Rippsnisiisn 22i-22as; Istats
Bellies 32s-335e; i4pere DO. BOZ
31k.
Webf un6 getreibe.
Webl. - Winisr paisnt S11.00
lilo; Wintsr iantp $10.50-11.s =
90; Winier familp $10.00-10.5o;
Winisr srtra $9.00-9.50; Winter
orbinar $s.50-9.00; 5nrtss Wsi3en
paisni S13.25--13.50; 6ariss Deis
gen fanep $12.50-13.00; 9artes
@sissn 5amilp $11.75-12.25. Ross
gen, ROrtbpeiisrn ssmiidtes $10.75
-11.0O; Rcggen. gits, rsin.s. Sill
00-11-25; Ro5ssn, Gitp, ssmH4tsS
S11.00-11.25 .25.
WtiJsH. - No. / roiber Winter
-; Ro. 2 rothsr Wintsr $2.15--
2.16s; go. 8 roibsr Winter $2.o8-
2.12; Ro. A roibr Wiutsr $2.05-
2.0s; go. 8 rOtbsr Binter S2.0o-2.'
o.; prObs rOt6.r Diutsr $2.oo-2.'
05.
WeIf9totn. Ro. / rrsiBss
S1.s5; Ro. 2 bo. $1.S5; Ro. 8 DO.
s1.s5; Ro. 4 bO. $1.S4; RO. 8 bo.
$1.S2; Ro. 6 DO. $1.82. = Ro. / gsl'
bss $1.71; go. 2 bO. S1.7o-1.71;
Rp. 3 bo. $1.70-1.7l; RO. 4 bo. 81
67-1.69; go, 8 bO. $1.65-1.67;
30. 8 DO. S1.65-1.67. = RO. l s.'
tmfi9tss $1.71; go. 9 bo. $1.70-1.s
II; no. 3 oo. $1.7o-1.71; Ro. a DO.
S1.67--1.6y; 30. 5 bo. $1.65-L'
81; 90. 8 bo. $1.65-1.67. -
Wsibss aOlbentorn $1.S0-1.83;
sslbes ao!bentorn $1.65-1.70; ss'
mii9tss aoIbtntorn s1.6-1.70.
5afer. - go. 2 ipeiber 56a
$50; STANDARD psib. 56a-57e; go. 8
tDeibtr 55S--56c; Ro. A tueibsr 53--
55c; 30. 2 semti4ser So -54e; go. 3
stmii4tsr einhsimii4er 52-53e; Ro.
4 semifdter 50-52e.
Roagen. - Ro. 9 neuer $1.70;
80. 3 $1.64-L67; Ro. A $1.G-1s
SO; Yro6e $1.50--160.
Wbilfen.
BertduEt purben BAT gbIs. Die
filters Giniibsb GOobs aui Der Salts
1920.
OrpeerteE.
Raffet. - Sapa 27-32c; Wsc'
&a 273-30e; Guatemala ianep 1876;
DO. gutter 17le.
gtir,a. .............. 10,
ynfr .s...............s.s. IN
Oats .;..........-.......isE i5R
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RetansMarst.

Rem gOrt %. ausuit.
aupfsr. - Nartt Fau.
glettrpl1tit. - Marft nominal;
fir Septsatber unb oiertes Aanrtal
$25.00-26.O.
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Oieba,arft

gtneinndti. 90. gtusuit.
3ufubr unb gsrlnnbt fir bic pers
iloftnen "a Stunben, ptrsli9en nit
b,rlelbsn 3tii Der DOrbsrgshenben Sipei
9aae tpdretl ME fcIat:
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Gbtctgo, %. auguIt.
Wsissn. - Giir September $2.o4-
2.10, ON S6IuB S2.06.
BIi6iOrn. = Sir De5embsr 81
065-1.089, am S9lub $1084; fir
Rut $1.o5s-LW. am S6IuB 81
o6a.
1afer. = Sir DECEMBER 53k-
54sc. an fS6Iub sac; fir Rai 56i
-57ac, ON S4lub 57ic.
Rosssn. = Ro. 2 $1.75-1.76.
Gerhe. - $1.O5-1.29.
9imotbp. - $4.5o-s.0o.
aIee. - $14.00-18.50.
port. - sir Septembsr $42.s0
BIO, am S6Iub $43.o0; far De
iObsr $42.52-43.15, an S4IuB
$42.75.
s4mals. JHr Sept. $22.s5-
22.s7, am SdIub $22 90; fir Ottp'
ber $22.90-23.12, am S4lub s29.s
OF.
Rippenieiten. - 5iir September
$23.30-23.62, am S6Iub $23.57;
fir Sttobsr $23.4o-23.60, an
S6lub $23.57.
Butter. = Wartt b0bu; CREAMERY
37-4lc.
eggs. = Nartt bOber; ftrits 35a-
36sc; orbindrs firffs 31-34e.
&driUffsln. - Rorti unpsrdnbert.
@sfliissI. - aebenbes. Rartt nieo=
riger; Siibnsr 19-22Ae; SPriHsers
22-24e.
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tsIisfsn iib teuts suf ts,s24,265.
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Masn6rtiss mdrtte.
Rem gort %. 4usnF.

Gornmeal. = Mdrtt piliser. -
feinss tDeibes unb seIbes S5.25-5.'
35; gooris $5.15-5.25; 2iln orien
$10O5-10.15.
gDeisen. - Wcrtt feit; 90. rptber
$2.25 unb 80. 2 barter $227 c. |. I.
Rem gort fir ausfubr.
Wslf9torn. : Wartt bsrdnoerIi4;
RO. 2 sslbes $1.SSa unb giO. 2 &C.
mii6tss $50 {. I. (. Reip Yort.
9dfer. - Wartt Diliser; Stan'
barb 6S-69c.
port. = Rartt feit; GomiIn S45.'
1900.
3udsr. - Ro6er. - Wartt uupsr'
dnbert-
2lle anhersn 4rtifel uuperGnbsrt.
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Gineinuati, 22. augult.
Die na9foIssnosn Nuotiruns.n Be-
5ieben ii9 nur auf gngross1rdnzdts
tiontn. Bel flsineren gsI9dft,n fpers
ben stfrds b5bers preife btre4n.t.
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limb abermals I'M a6t Sabre fpGs
ter. Sn Der Gremitage oes @in.sr'
palais gu ct. Petersburg, 1904, IN
mittel6dr nab Iusbru5 bes Srieg's
nit cSapan. Die boben SSeitIdls iirr
su 8ertitdtten eingsri9tet, mo- S6ui'
ter an SauItst Giiritiuusn. @rGfin.
men, 9Isinbiirserirnsn uno ieIbl'
gGuerinnen nGben, itridsn, I'm fir BIZ
YerpuH0sten Ysrbunositpffe. Sinb:r
unb nod tnufenberlei anbere niielih,
uno i9iiBsnbe Oinse berSuitsuen. Iui
Der tleinsn 9iibne, bic DON pieIen b'i:
ter.n SpisIsn gu melben bate, bat eir
.iuneer 9ruBfiirit ii9 tuituIlirt, iO3H'
iaesn als ,Ragonbef". nnb nihi
nett bopon Fbt bor einem S9rei5tiit
i'm RebenfadI bic 3artn Dor allerbont
Rednunesbii9ern, bic Ssber In Sel
Sunb. Reben ibr halien sfpei toloi.
Iak Rseer, srea unb slibernb toftiii
mirt, bic Ba9t. Dem NoIfe upIt,
bic erfte syrau bes Rei9es bos B.tfpie
Der 4rbeitstpiligt,if an ber S&pelI,
oes 9rieges geben. Do9 bic CUTE Nt'
ii9t fiibrte su einem bdbTi&en gnb.
ftonbal, tnoem Der 5ofbeunte Girl
GaIibin. Der bic aafe bss sanssn
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-20
HOUSES HEATED WITH SMOKE
Inhabitants Of Korea Have Ingenious
=. way OF Making the Floor
ii. Serve 40 4 Huge Stove.

The rigorous winter of Korea, which
deters many Japanese from settling
there, is made endurable, says the
Herald of Asia, by means Of heating
contrivances called ondol. This Is a
very ingenious way of heating whole
room by making smoke and heated
air pass under the floor. In fact, the
floor serves as huge stove. d. g..
A floor is first made of mud and is
intersected by three or four fues
which spring from the fireplace at one
side Of the house and converge into
the chimney at the other. Large slabs
Of stone are laid over this mud floor
with its parallel flues. The joints are
made alright with clay, and layer
Of clay is added on the top. Finally
the whole is covered with thick oiled
paper. The fireplace Is outside Of the
wall at one side and the smoke passes
through those flues in the floor on its
way to the chimney at the other end
of the house. In this way the whole
room is effectively warmed. Neither
stove nor hibachi Is needed in such a
room, even during an exceedingly cold
day, and 1t Is q real comfort to sleep
In it. feeling. as one does, the soft
warmth enveloping the whole body
from beneath. ... -s-.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-20
EVERY FUR SEAL HAS HAREM
Male Sometimes Gathers More Than
100 Females on the Section Of
...-.,. Beach Which He Controls. +

Fur seals are extremely polygamOus
and the old males, which weigh
from 400 to 500 pounds, haul up"
first on the breeding beaches. Each
bull holds certain area, and as the
females, only one-fifth his size, come
ashore they are appropriated by the
nearest bulls until each bleach mas
ter gathers harem, sometimes con.
tanning more than 100 members, says
the National Geographic Magazine.
Here the young are born, and after
the mating season, the seals which
have remained ashore without food
from 4 to 6 weeks, return to the wa
ter. The mothers 60 and come, and
each is able to, find her young with
certainty among thousands Of ap.
parently identical woolly black pups"
s" From the ages Of one to four years
fur seals are extremely playful. They
are marvellous swimmers and frolic
about in pursuit Of one another now
diving deep. and then, one after the
other, suddeply leaping high above
the surface in graceful curves, like
PROPOSES. SGuids and fish of various
species are their main food. Their
chief natural enemy is the killer
whale, which follows their migrations
and haunts the sea about their breed.
Ing ground, taking heavy toll among
them.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-20
One Six-Foot Husband, Coolies
Of Implements and Oce0nsful
OfLoue Rancher.Bride' Win

Some of the things that came to
her, but which are not on the list, are:
One escape from 16 years grind as a
bookkeeper, one escape from the trials
and tribulations of woman real es.
tate agent, one transportation from
loneliness, city pavements, smoky at
mosphere, sordid existence, ,corned.
beef-and-c cabbage smelling boarding
house, and from threatening spinster.
hood in a city where nobody cares.
The story Of the Bachelors.
Last fall half dozen bachelor farm
ers from North Dakota came to Chica-
go in search of wives. Their story
was printed in The Tribune and was
read by Mrs. Schwinden, then Miss
Lutte NJ Kennedy, veteran bookkeep-
er and Hedging real estate seller.
Picturing the wide, wind-swept prai-
ries, visioning the cows and the chick
ems, and dwelling at length upon the
thought that nobody loves an old maid,
she wrote letter and sent it in care
of The Tribune. 1t was given to one
of the wife hunting North Dakotans,
who took it home, and in time put it
in an envelope and mailed it to a
friend, Theodore Schwinden.
Married in Short Order.
Schwinden Immediately wrote, was