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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-12
First CaIL.
Second Call.
3 eImerlenn pontlb. waaa. sref
9eIo, sonSs nns afti.u in g.np ysri.

@efdditssdsiere uurbea iu 4--4Ns
s.siontiri. BsAlsl aui 2onSpn parsa lis.
s,ias. 80 cage, $4.7i1. eid5t s476. aa.
bel anntiiana,n s4Tss.. francs Siti
5.s3s., aaseI 5.6ssz. Nsri. feline luoiirun.
cen. arpnen. feline GuoiirunetH. eire Sidt
7.l5. Habe 7.lt. Rnbd Si6t 2s5+. 8asd
2sJs, eiibsr Barren 7Skc, NeIIfanifAs
1oliars 565<.
uftienmarst.-dm Borrlittase mar
Der Narlt ftarl, ipat,r i.oot ira. cine 8e.
aiiion Elm, pebfi bic @siuinns iuieser per.
loren ginssn. Der Nars. it,Iob absr PORT
QtJexsatn.aftisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-12

9is llmidBe I'M bieiiaeH Glsarinshaus
tslieieu iit btute aui s7,oS5,96S.
esial. ssfxsit2isH.
Ter Ratft in 2ofailsturitdttn irar beute
rsalt lebbaii unb bic Yrsiis fsit. garason
aeining 90. Aftiea warer toHangfbsno
unb itisgen ani "a. Csio Cities gas ma.
s.u ebsnlaas Iebr Hart. geriauii Durosh:
gn sfr gsrie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-12
gbitago, II. glpril.

9 9peine. 3ufubr 1000;
Tarit i9ipa6 uub 15c uitOriser als
eeitern. Buff $l5.95-16.25; lei9te
$15.50-16.20; gsmii3ts $15.65-
1880; Ihpsrs $l5.65-16.30; robe
$15.65-15.80; Jsrtsl $11.75-14.s
90.
ainbDieb. - 3ufuh $4,000;
Martt unrsstlmdbis; S0he $13.45;
Elm neuer bobe Retorb; Rutipe yesf
5esbers $7.3o-l0.00; &iibe unb Sei=
fers $5.75-1100; RdIter $500
1850.
S9afe. 3ufubr 1900;
Dsartt feft; Wet9ers $10.70-13.1o;
Gpes $9.15-12.4O; 2dmmer $1,000
1850.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-12
G6ttasO, II. glprit.

@ei3en. 5iir Rai s2.o6A-2.s
10; an Sd!ub $2.0sa. Jiir SaIi
$1.79-1.S24; am Sdlub $1.SO3.
@ai6,Orn. : ;yar Rui S125k-
1.2S5; an SaluB S1.274. Sir SnIi
$1.241-1.26Z; am S6lub $1.25a.
Safsr. - Gir Wai 624 -64tc; am
S6IuB 63it. Cir Suli 61s-62se;
am S6Iub 6lac.
qcrt. - sir Mai S37. .10-375o;
am Galub $37.35. Sir SuIi $36.45
3697; am S6lub $3.50.
S9mal3. - Giir Wlai 5000
20.59; am G4IuB $20.9O. Gur SuIi
s2o.85-21.25; am sdlub $21.12.
RippenIsitel. Sir Woi S1942
1915; an SdluB 1887. Sir
Suli $19.65-19.97; am SdlaB
$3.50.
Butter. - Martt b0ter; Creamery
39-44le.
gier. = martt b5ber; 3ufubr 49,.
o46 aiftsn; firfts 31t-32e; orbinarD
firfts 302-3lac; auf Dem Rartt %
-32c.
aartoifsln. - 3ufuhr "a Cars.
Marii, unperdnbsrt. =.
Gefliigsl. - aeba,bes, Wartt uns
psrdnSert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-12

Ginsinnait Il. Npril. lslL

Ytutt tHb Ntk AZ HptHf lUlb
Dir 0el4ifte paren esate in ben Ban.
Zen unb bet bsR Dlaflern redt lebtaft upb
Gtlb Ut et,sas feifcr. bo d, iinD bic 8Insrotsn
unrsrinbfrf atblleben. 1ar 9arifhsn on
cali wnrbsn oon ben Banfen 4X-5A be,
ry&nsf. pabrsab @eibaftsrapire Bu 5X--
6J6 bjss0Htirt wsrorn. Jm oiienen Rarfte
purben Esnstea ON call Az 4--4HH
uns auf ljsif ~ 4S--5% placirl.
ssf6td sai Rtw bort.
woten feiiu nab purben su Bari nab foc
Gistuntu per 1900 spiiAeH Banfen psr'
fauit. 3,taoun errats bstrasl 5vf yrdinis
per $1,000.
Esdfd auf Gnrspa.
eidSt. s2ehid auf gonoon tuurbfu su
4T gro Eic. Steriing quptiri. geetl.
lsl ani Berlin rsurosn uidbt quotirI; iiir
8e9iel aui Yaris IKE pro 5rane. snf
Amiisrsam Axe bro Gulben. sseAid
aui Bitn Duroen nidgt qnolirt. ytres
lsHf, Ruba 81. StpdhoIni prp Krone
sa5j. 5rancs tSApeiS) 2oLc.
'rntss.Ebfisshsnrn.
tosren rnhia ano ftett,. Tte Naaiss quo
ttren au.ss fcf...
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-12

3uder. - Warft feit. - Raffi.
nirter Gut 2Oof $10.o5; popbereo
1884; CUBES S8.65; sranuIirter
1915; GcnieetiOner .A- 1855;
Of az ss.35-845; tpeibsr srtra
ss.15--8.25; egtra .Ga N.45 per
bunbert pfunb.
Wolaffes. - Warst iistig. =
Rem Orleans Open RstteI 45 Csc;
Centrifugal % S5e per @alIpne.
Neis. - Grtra fdueb Gtab 6ae
-7e: fancp 53-6ie; fscpnb SeaS
5-5ic; asbro&ensr 4--44e; Snpan 5
.-5ac: Blue Rpfe 81 &c pr lpfunb.
Datrp.probufte
Batter. - Mlarst rubig. preife
fen. - WbpIeHiIf srtrn 48c; Gem
traIasS ertra 45ae; Gfntraliasb iirifs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-12
Nsetaa asMarft.
Rep gOrt. II. 9lpril.

Rstp gort, IL. gpril.
aupfer. : Wsartt fIau; GlettroIp'
tic unb sipeiies g}iertel $32.o0-34.'
90, nominsl; orittes 9iertsI 100
300.
GiIsn. - Taarit felt unb uubepda'
bert.
Sinn - Ruris iefti $54.B-
B.25.
9lei. - Tarit feif; pffertrt 8sc,
Gpslttr, = Mlurit piIIis-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-12

perben etipas b6bsre preiis bsrs4ast.
prppifionen.
S6mals. prima Steam
21O5- -21 .25; Jamilp 233 -24c.
3rodense sealSenes Gletl D..
- Sbort clear Ssitsn 21!-2l1e;
ertra ibort clear Seiien 21-2lae;
iurse RippsnIsiteu 20A-202c; Bellies
23i-24ae per pfanb.
@erdu9ertes JIeiid. =
Sbort clear Geiten 233-24e; eItra
ibort clear Seii,n23a 24e; tur5e
Rippenieiten 23-23sc; Bellies PSI
-26ac per pfuno.
Sugar gureb 5leiia. =
S6intsn 255-26c; pienic S3ultsrn
20-20sc; 8reatiait Bacon 32-
33e; S9ultsrn in padetsn 21--21ie;
S9uIiern, ReiD gOrt Gut, 21s-22e;
trodene Beef S9ultert 34-35c per
pIunb.
SaBsep0ieltes Gl.if6.
Shintsn 22-22sc; pienic S4ul'
tern 1S-181e; Bellies 26-26ac;
'S4uIttrn. Rem yori Gu. 195-2oe
per pfunb.
JriI9es Slsif6. - Sdinttn
loie 22A-23ac; picnicS4ulitrn 1874
-194e; S4ulteru, 20-20se; tur5s
RippenIsiieu 2o-2oae; ib0rt clear
Rippenisitsn 2O-20ae; ertra fbort
clear Rippeujei.en 2O-2Osc;; ld4t.
Bellies 29a-Soc; f4rpers Bellies
27-27le.
mebI unb getreibe
MebL. - Dutsr pdtsni S1O.25
-10.50; Dinitr fanen $9.75-10.s
%; Wintsr Jamilp $9.25-9.75;
Winier estra $S.25--S.75; Wintsr W,
bindrsr $7.75-S.25; Sartes Nkis.n
paient $1025-10.75; 6arts 4ki.
gen fanep S9.50-10.0O; 9dries Weis
sen Gamilb $8.25-8.75; Rcssen,
gtOrtbpetern seniidtes $8.5o-8.75;
Rosgsn. Gin semddiss, $4,000.
Wei3en. Ro. Q rotber Wtnter
$2.37-2.3S; go. 8 DO. S2.31-2.a
"a; Ro. a DO. $2.00-2.20.
Mel 4torn. Ro. 2 tpeibes
H.45f; go. 8 bo. SLAB; go. A DO.
a.41-1.43; 30. 5 DO. $137-1.39;
Rp. 6 DO. $1.35-137. = go. 2 sels
bes $1.42; SO. 8 bO. $1.4o-1.415;
SO. A bo. 81. l.3sa-L39s; Ro. 8 DO.
s1.36-1.3S; Ro. 6 DO. $1.34-L36.
- Ro. 2 asmii9tes SLAP; Ro. g DO.
S1.40-1.41s; go. A DO. $1.38A-
1.39s: Ro. 5 DO. S1.36-1.3S; Ho. 6
DO. $1.34-1.36. = Neibes Rolbtns
Torn $l43-.145; ssltes aoIbentorn
S1.43-1.45; ssmiihtes &olbentoru
$1.42-1.43.
Safer. - go. 9 ipsiber 73ae;
Stanbarb tpeiber 73e; Ro. 8 ipeiber
72ac; Ro. 4 tpeibsr 71-72e; go. 2
selnii4ter 72Ae; 9o. 8 ssmii9ier, Elm,
btimif9sr 71-72c; SO. 4 semii4ter
68-70c.
Wosgen. - Pc. 2 S1.76-1.S0;
RO. 8 S1.73-1.76; Ro. A $l.69-
1.72.
Whi3teb.
0ersauft iDurbeu GIG gbls. 0i.
Killers Giniikb .SOoSs auf Der gaiis
STAT per galIous.
0rotertel.
Raffee. - Sapa 27-32c; Wlps
4a 273 30c; Guatemala fanep 1876;
DO. gutter 173e.
S,..1 SSSiaa. ....................i.s is
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-12

IbgepiefeneS 9eoenteu.
adtfcr: .9er Sano lift rDobI enali.
ibe &oiie2~
@erfdlfer: .g1 mo, ben fonneu
Sic rilbta tunfen. Der III DpIIitdnbiS
.neItraI."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-12

t~eNhDo GOHl ptI <nte"U.
33e; @anie,ier 60e bas Subsnb.
| GefliigeI. - Martt ruhip uno
itetig. Eroilers bon Ii pfunb unb
barunter 4oc; Jrpers Ii pfunb BOG;
6dbne 17r: iunae 6dbne 19c; 5uA>
ner 23c;. 5rutbiibner BON 8 Bis 10
pfunD 26c; bo. nit trltmmsr 8ruli
12c; Gulfs Sc; tpeibe Gnisu 1S-
20e: @Gn5e 10-14c; alt. Salben
$175 per Ousenb.
SbHunb Gemiife.
aepfel. - Rom. Seuutp $3.50
100; Ben 9aDis S4.75-o.25;
ganO $5.2o $50; Rings $50
! 800; Gr.,ninas $500 $50; Sns
ferior ale Sorftn $2.5o-3.5O pei
8bI.
3ttronen. California S2.7o
$50 per Rife; airnss 85c--$1.Oo
per aifis.
Sranseu. - California Haocls
s2.75-3.75; Sioriba $3.00-3.25;
Saussrine 1926 $50 Der aiite.
Crap. Jruit. - 5loriba ST.
25-4.5O.
4nanas.- s4.50 per Crate.
grb6eeren. - 20-22c per
Quart.
aartoffeIn. louisville
S95-9.75; Utihieun u. Wtseonilh
$9.50-9.75 per 8bl. uub 500
3.10 per gu. pom Gsl.iie; Bermuda
Rp. / $500; 30. 2 $1,000 per
96l.
Sadttartoffetn. - 9enuine
Reb RiOsr friik Ohio 8u. $3.50
gurbants, $50 gfunb Sad, $3.50;
;friite, 6 Mo6su. gu. $3.50; RuraI
glsn Yort $40; Sings, gu. $3.4O.
Siibtartoffeln. - 9slaDare
$1.75-2.00; Rancp Solts $1.s5--
200 per Samper.
Gurten. 5reibpans SLID
2.0O Der Dubenb.
araut. Gloriba S4.00-42o
per srobe Camper unb s7.5o-7.7o
per Crate.
@eibe aiiben. s4.oo-4.50
per gbI. unb 50-65c Der 8u.
Stedriben. $5.W-5.5O
per gsl.
aObl. ROrfolt s2.25-2.5o
per g6l.
8piebeIn. Wibe $3.50
lS.75 per Grats; seI6s $8.50-9.0O;
rotbs s8.O0-8.50 per hunb.rt gfunb.
sebsipiebsin. g,lbe S6.00-6.50, uei@
| Be $6.00-6.50 per gu.
Crime h.neu. JIortoa
$4.oC-5.0O per 59aniper.
Sarotten. = ginbeimiIte S4.s
$500 per gbl.
2anbprobntte
Seu. go. l 5iuiOtbp $500
1850: glo. 2 aimotbp S17.50--18.s
90; go. 9 SimotbD S17.00-17.6o;
SO. / asmifdter alee $17.50-18.0O;
Ro. 2 gemiI6isr alee $17,0O-1750;
Ro. / als. $500; SO. 2 Slice $1S,s
! 90; Stfises aIfalfa $18.00-20.00;
Rpgg.nitrob $13.00-13.50; 6aIerz
itrob S12.O0-12.5O; Dei,snIirpb
$12.0o-12.5o per Son; DeiseHitrpb
$12.0O-12.50 per sonne.
Rlbt.nfutter. - Warti rus
hid = aIeie $40.00-4100;
Wibblines, braun. $41.0o-43.OO;
peib. $43.00-44.oo; semiftt.s Gut.
ter s41.5o-42.00.
SGmereisn Martt fsFtr.
- aleeIamen S10.00-11.30 per
gu. pom etpre; 0imotbn $780,
go: gu4pei3en $1.40-1.70; JIadss
ianen $3.50 per gu.
0eri9iebenes.
OeIe- Rartt fsit: otiu5f. roh.s
Slip per Gall. In gartien Ia gbf.
10-25 @allonen $1.20; 1--9 gall.
s1.27; qstcdtss lie msbr; go. l aarbs
IL 800: Cotton Stso Oil raffinirtss
los per SaGone; 9erpeniin sac In
Qartien BON 1-5 5ab unb 6s in
partien BON 10 big 25 gallcneH; p.s
troleum, Sbio Carbon Siaie 9sIt
95e; SpssialsSOrte 11-12c; Reo
Groipn GafOlin 22ac;; Rap5ta 2sc per
gallone.
Snt,. - Der Warit in ruSis. =
Obio Riper S1.4O per gbl. BON 100
pfunb. JubrlObn binsugsfiist.
saIs. Wartt itstis. prima
gitp 13t-13Ae; DO. gountrp 123-
l2se per 9funo.
apblen. - Warft rubis. gittss
6ura $6.00-7.5o; aanaipba 500;
gub unb Slad $5.50-6.00 per 5oHs
n. abgelieisrt. RautloIs Stiidioblsn
$500: glntbraeits 5000 per Sonne
abssliefsrt. GOte toitst $7.0o per Sons
ne nbdeliefert
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-12
Cincinnati, II. glpril

Die na6folssnbm Auotirunssn be-
5ieben fi4 nur auf enaros 1ranss
aitionen. 8si tleirersn @eI1dfteu
nerDsn etfpas b6bere 4reiie bere3uet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-12
Wes Ysrier BSnO. lnstirnxsen

nf6lfon Gen. u. .. fiAI NiH. Fac. %. b.. s3~
Hf6ifon 90. a.. ..-iO2DJ N.N tftkt4h "
hfi1rtif q Il. II. 81 1ND.0. beb. 5r ....lW
Gall. K g. e.. ~. setslq v. Qisn ~ 107H
Z. 60. %. a.. s2tsR b. etnie Al -. 49,.
RsfbIeteu es ri 100 4 VI ssp dbi. b.. go
Frosff. Trnrfit Sr, ss,sgisr&e9. ". tH- "a
Gent. rf q. a. 81. 90 60. Vnc. 10. bs.... tsz
HeHf. oenfbsr 6r. .. iol icrtb. Was. ST.. gl1s
Cert Quttf;e So 20 gdc ref sr...s 6bHs
gbefar. q G. Az. 80 Irua. e. rel. 4r.... 80,
gtefnp. 4 g. % tr. sJMlpsnn. Gent ~. >. icsas
e., a. & G. toini I, s7Nlrmr. asH r.... Sc
9., Y. 4 G. gen IL. 81 stahire osfi. ST. elN
1Gticeec Or ". ~ 10 res. Gteel Dr. ~. io1
Gt.W1StT.es5tI S5Alsie&S.E. if. ". ssH
gm Erf n esu lL Llsia epnihip .con.tr 70
G.,N.o&B rsflr, n Jssat. ". e. All .or'' eiss
ab.t & porfbfp. Sc. 81 20. wae.fef. h.-'. ss1s
Gol & Go. ref. ~. s2il, 70. Nat!ip. 5r..... ssy1
EsHp or ref .sf. eah9ss. Haiiip. aeu.lr. es1
Liif eetrrifiet o.. 6ihltsr 60. ~. &c. 80. i0s
qrfe %. .lrss-'-se. 72 lf,r 4 Tsae 100
{rif zen. Il, ...... &C ttirte.pe .ahi. 81. e5M
SsH. aleciric &c. 1861 iinicn qde. IL. -. g7A
~. rsrit I. ~. 81 ,nrioa qae. o. d.. sih
Qert. tef. tr... 81 IN g. R.iboer 6r. >. elA
!ri =; 7. sr. .... 90 In. z. EietI Sc. .l051s
ssl ssn gst T. 4 H. Il. sss',s ~ .sas s gsss s.. ~ E
g eboft beb lr. ei In trtor AZ -. e3k
s,. Sk y m: Sr. szh iietirct .9l.co.6r lis
W.. q. Z. I. lr.. 1875
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-28

When the Lord had finished
making the earth and filling, it
with desirable things, He be-
thought to make something to be
scorned and reviled to place on
earth, so that men would not be-
come so enamored of their
earthly dwelling place as to for.
get Heaven. So He took the
cowardly, sinking, slithering
snake, with all its venom and
hatred; the brain Of an migrate
insensible to gratitude, and placed
them in a thing of flesh in the
form of man, and gave to hin
all the base, ignoble things there
are existent. And when this
work was done, it was not gooC
to look upon, for it was the trai
tor! There is no more despicablt
word in any tongue. 1t signife:
a man who is blind to the best n
life, calloused to love of country
shorn Of honor. The traitor
1t means something to be de
spised of men, to be Kissed at, tx
be lower than the dumb beasts
of the field. 1t means that whe1
the country cal ned, this man
turned deaf ear to her cries, ano
sought to give solace to the
enemy. To hang him is to dis
grace hemp, and to shoot him is
to pollute lead. The traitor
God, we have only a few Of them
in glorious America, and those
few will be wiped out before long
-Winnebago Enterprise.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-28

Goodbye and good luck"
was the farewell of thousands to
the soldier boys leaving here
Saturday morning. Hearts spoke
with faces wet with tears. How
any human being could stand on
the side lines and "grin and griz-
zle" over the sorrowful leavetak-
ing, is past the comprehension OF
real people. These boys were
leaving, in truth, to fight the bat
ties that rightfully belonged to
the "grinner on the side lines.
Oh, for the power to pass the
alien service bill now before Con-
gress. The passage of this meas
ure will do away with considera-
BILE "grizzling" and also do away
with the larger part of the "griz-
zlers." We sincerely hope Con-
gress comes across before the
next call is made.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-28

The press of the United States
has responded splendidly to the
country's needs. 1t has practically
turned over its columns to the bust
ness of the government, to the
publicity of its needs, to the aid of
it's plans. 1t has stirred the people
up to an appreciation of conditions,
has encouraged loyalty and de-
nounced its opposite, and all this
freely and without charge. While
the government has paid freely and
literally for all other things the
press has given it its space without
cost. 1t has issued extras and prln-
ted circulars by the million without
a cent of cost. Those members OF
congress who now seek to put an
excessive tax on the business OF the
newspaper publishers ought to take
another look before thus seeking to
harass the very best friends the
government possesses. -Ishpemlng
Iron Ore.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-28

Five children from here were
last week committed-to the train
ing schools. Three girls, 13 years
of age, to Sank Center, and two
boys to Red Wing. This is sad
affair and reads volumes of les
sons to parents who allow their
children to run wild about the
streets at night. If parents will
not take care of their children, it
is up to the authorities to do so.
The mother of one of the girls
committed said she could not
think of returning to Ely and
means were provided for sending
her and her children to relatives
at Cleveland, Ohio.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-28
Letter From Camp Dodge

In a letter from 'Lish A. LaBeau
who had charge of the Ely con-
tingent for Camp Dodge Saturday
and also in a letter from A. W..
Hanson and other it is learned that
the boys are all in good shape and
getting along fine. 'Lish in his
note says,
We arrived here Sunday at
1890 a. m. and it sure was some
ride but we enjoyed it. There
were 700 of us on the train when
we arrived here and everyone
seemed happy. The hardest part
of the trip was leaving you people
and home. We had Matt Plasha
on the train from Tower to Duluth
and he entertained us to there.
We were met in Duluth by soldiers
and sailors and citizens and they
gave us a good send off and boxes
of fruit. In behalf of the Ely boys
l want to thank the Mothers Club
for the comfort kits. Regards to
all. )" Mr.. LaBeau S address is Co.
q, 337 Machine Gun Bait. Camp
Dodge, Des Moines, Iowa.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-28
In another column will be found

In another column will be found
figures denoting the financial con-
dition of the City of Ely. These
figures are prepared preceding the
putting the matter of bond issue
up to the people in the near future.
From them it can be seen that the
city is in a very good condition
considering the large amount of
work done and also that a bond
issue to refund indebtedness already
outstanding and to take care of
new work to be completed is the
proper thing to do just at the
present time. In this manner the
debts of the city can be spread over
term of years instead of saddling
all the expenses of necessary i'm
provements on the taxpayers at
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-28

Drafted men to, Camp Dodge
must write to their families and
friends giving exact addresses, in
Guiding regiment and company or
battery, before mail can be sent to
them. This.is according to adj
vice received from the postmaster
at Des Moines asking that no mail
be forwarded that does not bear
company or regimental numbers
This action has become necessary
by the action of business concern:
who had obtained lists of drafted
men and are flooding the mail with
catalogues and advertising materia
marked Camp Dodge.
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met TUESDAY
Ely Commercial Club Transacts
Business at Last Meeting.

At Tuesday evenings meeting of
the Ely Commercial Club letters
were read from Senator Nelson,
Congressman Miller, Governor
Burnquist and State Auditor
Preuss relative to the Gunhint
Lake road proposition which was
the topic of considerable discussion
at the previous meeting.
All the letters were favorable to
the project but is was the unani-
nous opinion of all that at this
time it would be inadvisable for the
government to attempt the building
of the road but that the matter
would be kept alive and looked into
thoroughly as soon as the op-
portunity offered. Auditor Preuss
stated that he was to visit Wash
ington shortly and that he would
personally see what could be done.
Here is where the Miner offers a
suggestion. Instead of feeding
the horde of slackers and draft
Jumpers in the jails of the land,
open concentration camp north
of here and put these fellows to
building this road and other con-
Meeting roads. Build regular war
roads. They may come in handy
later and would be of great
assistance to both the United States
and Carada.
A communication from the
Township of Morse was read in re-
CARDS to the roads south of here
and a committee composed of John
A. Harri, Geo. L. Brozich, F. B.
James, John Porthan and A. J.
Thomas was named to meet with
the Township officials at their next
meeting to take up the matter.
$25 was donated to the Elv
branch of the Red Cross to pur-
chase yarn and other supplies.
The Club also went on record as
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-28

Thousands of newspapers
throughout the United States
have gone bump since the war be
gan. This is in direct contrast tc
the statement made by many that
newspapers are getting rich-sfl
the war. With the cost Of every.
thing going into the making of 6
newspaper way up and the extra
demand made by the government
for free service, the profits in the
game are rapidly dwindling to
the "eat less" stage for the pub
Usher.
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being behind the Red Cross as a
body.
Verbal reports were made by
Mayor Brozich and A. w. TAFT on
the St. Louis County exhibit and
especially the Ely portion of the
exhibit at the State Fair. 1t was
the opinion that the next exhibit
be accompanied by someone from
here in charge to explain and
otherwise attract, attention 20 the
Playground of a Nation.
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Call for Bids on
County Bridge Work

Sealed bids will be received by the
County Auditor at his office in the
Citytof Duluth. Minnesota. up to
O'Clock in the afternoon of Thursday.
the 4th day of October, A. D. 1917, on
the following described jobs of bridge
work in and for St. Louis County,
Minnesota, said work to be done in
accordance with plans and specifica-
tions prepared therefor by the County
Highway Engineer and on file with
him and with the County Auditor.
The jobs upon which bids are asked
are as follows:
(a) demonstrating wooden pile
bridge on the Burnside Road, over
the Burnside River, in Section 26,
Twp. 63-13; and
(b) Construction of wooden bridge
over Rice River, on the Leander Road,
on south line of Section 81, Twp.
62-18.
The successful bidder on each Job
will be required to enter into con-
tract with the County of st. Louis
and to give good and sufficient con-
tractors bonds to cover the same, in
amount equal to the aggregate there
of; said bond to be executed by surety
company authorized to transact bust
ness in the State of Minnesota and to
be subject to the approval of the
County Board and it's Attorney.
The County Board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids and parts of
bids.
By order of the County Board.
0. HALDEN. County Auditor.
By j. o. Walker Deputy.
(Seal) 9-21-2S
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Word from Herbert E. Kurvinen
at Camp Dodge says the Ely boys
are doing fine and that active work
has begun. Herbert says he is with
Machine Gun Company No. 9, Bat.
339, and his mail should be addressed
as such with the addition of Camp
Dodge, Des Moines, Iowa. AS a
foot note Mr.. Kurvinen aays ]
can shoot 600 minute and will
get the Kaiser.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-28

A crew of men are at work at
the Vermilion Consolidated mine
at Semer unwatering the shaft.
The recent cave-in at the mine
damned car into the shaft which
is giving the crew unwatering con-
siderable trouble. The shaft is not
injured but it is expected that it
will take considerable time to get
the mine on an ore hosting basis
again.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-28

fallen across the line somewhere
out towards Goodwills, nineteen
miles in the wood, and Bernie
comes in at night with his suspen-
ders twisted and three meals shy
under his belt. The life of trou-
BILE hunter is ripe in experiences
Tower News.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-28

Committees are now organizing
for the floating of the next Lib
erty Loan. The arrangements
are being completed and details
of the issue will be made public
soon. 1t is expected that Oct. 1
will see the next loan foated.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-28

If Germany feels no concern
over America entering the war as
the Kaiserites claim, why do they
become so unduly excited and offer
heavy rewards for the first Ameri-
can taken dead or alive? The
fellow in the graveyard whistled to
keep up courage, you know.
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fight. Our men are giving their
lives; you are only asked to lend
your money. There should be at
least one Liberty Bond in every
home. There is no better test OF
YOUR AmericaniSm.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-28

According to LaFollette, the
sinking of the Lusitania was justi-
fed In our opinion. the sinking of
LaFollette is more than justified
and he should be summarized at
once.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-09-28

We are very thankful to all the
people of Ely and especially to the
Mothers Club and Home Guards
for all the kindness shown for our
beloved son and brother, Tony.
ANTON WULOTz AND FAMILY.