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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-09
Weitere Gii3elbeiten
Gisbi 9ensraIprofob gronbsr besas'
LID Der sIiisiuobI Ger fir ben
Deiliidroienit @esiitrirten
befannt.

8afbington. .. g.. s. SuIi
Gin reiferer S&ritt fir bic Sd,afi
ing oes SeereS bur6 ieIeftips aon.
itiption, ipi,roe am Sonlitas oaburt
scihan, baB eiu JtinbidGeiben bes &c
ncrcl proiobnlarif,ala Grolpber sur
GertbeiIune seIanete, in tpeIdem bic
mir heu Ueilitarbieuit reeiiirirten Jun.
gen 2elite ciiieeioroert perben, iit IN
Yerelti4aft III baIien, i'm por ben BE.
b1rocn 81 eriteiuen. peIfe oie for.
perIi2en llrieriudnngen pornebu,ei,
uilo Die @eiliGe UNI @efrei,ine bonn
&ilitaroieuii IN Grpagung sieben
mereen.
0onn unb mo bic Regieurne bic
asu!e ouspdblen ,pirb, bic f3 5ur
llnteriufaine 81 iiellen baben, miro
nlca angegebeu, aber es ,pirb tcmertt.
oab bic aesceenen 9hiuuncrn in Der
ssreiie betaunt eeaebeu uno in Den
eipcIneH 2otaIbeborSen angei1Iasen
perben.
1eiude NM @efreiung BON Deili.
tdrbisnii perben bon ben logaIsn Be-
h5roen MIR tpecen Der bereits friiber
!etannrt segebenen beionberen Grim.
BE- iDie gum Bsifpiel 1.rantpOriIi&.
teh fir ben unterbaIt BON 4ngebori.
zen, beriidftiet meroen rno nift ct.
NC mis Dem 8runbe, neil ole Betref.
seiben i'm Gderbmi ODER IN syttnitrien
fhitig irnS baber ridt nbf6mmIifl
inio. SnnsrbaIb con iieben Tneen.
ncd,bem bic 9hinunern anseiddaeei
ipor6eu iino. niiiien Geiuhe nm
0iemltbeirsiuns einaereiht tpcr6en
Inb auBeroem piro cine tpeitere ,sriii
bcn SebH 5aeen fir Die 9eibringunJ
bon @erpeiien fir Die betreiienben ge.
haiptiingen geipabrf, iuorauf bam
nad weitersn 6rei Taser bic @eborSe
itre girtif,siSing fdllcn mub.
Nenn Sic @eilide I'm 9ienitbefrei.
ING BON ben 2ofoIbebor6eu erIebiat
fine. iusroen Ole Ranen terer, BIZ
nihi bonn Oierft befreit ipi,rSei,. an.
eeiAIagen, sSnHerbaIb bon flint 2aeen
non bieiem Goee an. miiiien bnrm &c.
il,dc nm gefrei,Ing auf @runb bon
Ibdtigfeit Inn aderbm. ODER in Der 5n.
ctitrie iiuterbreitet tperben unb iofprt
Der hoherm 8ehorbe iiberpieien frer.
ben, bic Surisbiftion fir ben betref.
flnpen Deridtsbe,irf bot. gcriifimqcu
seeen Grtidei6ungen Der 2ofalbebcr.
hen miiiin innerhoTb ron aetn 5nocn
Bel ben b0beren gsb5rbsn sinssrsi9t
iperbcn.
,Sn bem Runbfhreiben ipirb nidts
iibcr bic Ginberuiiing Der Seute sniH
Gien'i eeiast. NIT bem @emerfen, baii
eire gnunhms Der TeqiTtrirfpn nidt
nit iofortiscr Ginber,fune dTeibbe.
6eu!eno iit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-09
@enis ZMabem
Soben bic fran,Sfif6en Glisssr Bel
iarem Gngriff auf bsuti4e Stdbts
neruria4t.
Giuts Str GIussels. tei Saar5urs ;ur
aanSuns ees:punssn unb bic
lnfaff.n sefanaen.

amferbam, 8. Juli. - Qaui
sinem baIbomilidsn geritt, Der bier
aus Berlin .insstrofien IN, fIoeen am
iyrsitag Nbsnb fran35fi6e Tlitser
iiber ben 6tfsifigt,n sb,il Don RSfn
tparfm iebo&. bort i.ins Bomber ab.
aubpigsbaftn unS beH.n llmgebuna
ipnrbsn Don ben 1lieeern ansesriffm.
dber Der Stoben ipdr bert nur uHbes
beutenb unb es fpurbe Riemanb Der,
fsst. Die TIiessr ndbertsn ii@ aud,
aarlsrube, nurbsn iebo6 bur4 Gss
i&itFeuer bertrieben. gle iporfen
bann, auoenffeinlih obns Elm btion'
bsres 3isl 5u bnten, Bomber auF
sri.r as, bsrsn mstr3abf ms often:
Hefb fieIen unb isinen G6oben ans
ri&tst,n. Durd anbsrs gombtn tpur.
ben gebdube bei9itiei iinb Elm Rinb
fpurbe aetobtet, :pGbrenb EN- Wunn
perfpunbst ipurbe. Gin frans5ffdes
;sIugseus ipurbe IN Der 9lI6e Don
Sudrbura In Der RfsinprooiHs bur8
2bfpebresfdiibs sr aanouns es5iplns
asn unb bic beibsn Jniaifen ssristbsn
In bic gefanstufdaff.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-09

gns ptrbunben. Die Bssies
bunsen stpifdsn Der amiferbamsr 3sis
tung .9eleeradf- nyn Der 2ouboner
LINES" iptrben burd foIssnbe abdi'
fa6e illritrirt: Die .9imes- brudte
ON 13. Sanuar 1917 aus BEN Zee
lesraaf- einen auffab nod: .einbrii'
de zines 6olldnbtrs In 9tuHhIdno".
Der in Der boIdnbiitxn 3eituna gar
nift erffisnen mar. grjf sipei Sase
fpdter. ndmIih ols bic Hines nah
amiterbam tam unb Der .9eItgraaf-
su ieinem Sdreden uisrfte, u babe
ben 9iuffab, ben bic .9imes" aus pb,
ieitiper rsuiralsf QuslIs brafat, gar
nidi ber6ffsntii4t, brudis q ibn
fdleunieit nod. aus bisfem 0ortall
lGbt fcb srfebsu. psI1en obisttipsn
Wertb bic 9eribte bes neutraIsI .zes
lesraaf@ babsn ipenn lie f4on aipei
1aee porber In sinsm snsIif6tn 9lait
eriasinen tonnen.
Die Snb.fforsniupabns
iptrtbtn. IN Boltimcre II; ols bnusrns
Re Organization bic Rational ados
citation OF Oipntrs rf Rnilroob ecu.
rites segriinhst nprbsn. DisisIbe Be-
iitbi aus 500 0srirsttrn pnlRs snbn.
Fern Don $1,000, 900, 900 Hahnfeluri.
idtn. Der 6uupt,ipsd Der @rinbun1
III br. Der Hssisrlng bic finanaieIs
Settle bes giitnbdbn grrbItms Dor
2fuseu III Fiibrsn, Inn Der artbit Der
GifsnbahHr aufreff ,u ftbaitsn. Nn
Der Gpibe ifsbt e. Dnpiss Darfislb.
qrdiibsnt Der Continental 9ruit 90.
10 Baltimore. uno bsrleIbe Bat erflirt:
DoIIs fiinfsia Wliiiionsn 9epcbusr nm.
itrss eonbts iinb giesnibiimer BON
giisnbdbrIeiurititsn, uab ole bi.
transport geisllidoftsn beriibrsnbtn
nrissn finb bobsr pom 5ffentlihem
5nitrsife. Der arebit bss 9nbnen srs
forosrt. bob iis tin, nne.msifms Wsor.
ae iitsr 8efrisbsicfi,n, etsutrn uno
re edifeu berbisnsn. ssniisenS aum
G6uts ber Sniersifsn Str aeu,npSrti,
pen 0sasnftlmsr, fcpie um niue Qiu.
Fer ben Huhufsslriiatsn kraruu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-09

eonutus absnb i'm bieFssn prssbp,
tsriansr 6cipiial ssitorbsn. Or ipar
psesH eines 9unsenlsibsns opsrirt
porben unb fhisn bic Operation gut
iibsriianbsn gu baben unb iid auf b,m
Wese Der Geneiuns Su bsfinbsn, ala
pISbIid isin aob srfOlsts.
als einer Der Grben isinss Grob'
patsrs mar SleIb elmer Der rsitfisu
Ssuts i'm eanbe. CT bate iid I'm i5s.
bruar nit SRI. Ronep asan psrtins
bermdbIt. 9eim qusbru9 bss Wslis
irissss mar er elm. 3eit lang In
Grantrsit aIs Chauffeur elmer am.
bulani tbdtia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-09

W2ii offenen Tlunbe fianben SfIa'
benbenssl unb Sbuslente uno Os'
tradteieu beipunbsrnb ben Drriidfsil.
gDs i'd 6arauf IN bic Champs
Glpiees sinbitst, febt h Dor mir a.
nen ipadsren aanofturmmann auf al'
len giersn fris4en.
,,Dus matt ben Weul4en ssiunb,
aruust er, i.insu Bdrtrtriti unoetrI'
iortissen6. 9as fhafft gutrs Slnl
nno elm tii4tists Gtf6IeAt!
56 bate ibn ebtn .rft tin!tr mir
oeldifsn, aIs i'd nit flitsenosr Vld1ile
DOR mir sinsn rifiisen 5iufsissr tr.
blide, Der nit ssi4lpunstnsm Stod
ins aeere bisb, ole Itisbe sr BEN 5etno
iein gaicnett in bic gruf. Or be-
tbeuerie babel, oab iuie lie i4on iris'
gen plrben .uub Der san5s areis osr
3uj4ausr fiiblts ii4 babur4 bon iitli'
em Wlutb beiesIt.
Dor bem Wlnniiionsminiiferium bs'
asgnste mir Elm eeniaIkr erfinber -
Grfnbsr iinb INNER genial. Or NOR
rofigfisr Qaune unb bo4beeliidt, beHH
CT bate fosbsn bic Ra&ri&t erbalten,
bab feline .Mdf9irs sur automatic
fdien SeritsIIung bon miniitsrisllsH
Grloifsn- Der B<b6rbe sueeganaeB
fei unS auf ibre Derpmbbarisit bin
espriifi perbeu iDiirbt.
@erabe in bisiem auseHblid Hops
te mir elm aollegs trdftis auf bic
G1ulisr.
.WiHsn Sic f9on,- riff sr srfrtui.
,bab mir cine nsue Sunefrau bon Srs
leans baben9 Gie fammt aus ben
9anbes unS bat btrbIiiffenbe Dffens
barunssn. Jebt pirbs emf. fass i4
Sbntn.-
Da ba1is ib on bas Rarrsnbdus,
In bas niemanb mebr fcmmi. uub sin
2i4t sing mir ouf. Die Harrsn iiiio
ni9t tttpa rarsr ssiporbeu IN ariess'
seiten. geipabre, Tie bdbn ii9 I'm
@tssntbil tn erfdr.dsnber @siis per.
msbrt. Gs ipirnmeIt berart ron ibnsn,
bab iein WMid mebr auf ben gtbdns
Ten fommt. iie in eine JrrsnauitaIt
Su fieden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-09
Gentfdbes 1orpebObost
auf tint Wine aufstIau'
fen unb nit fan Der ge
fammten 8tfabuns
unttrssga angtn.

aonbou, 8. Suli. Gin beutidxi
SorpsboboOt fubr am Samfins in Der
Rorbi,s, ipis aus Salsb ssmslesi
ipirb, in Der TlGbe BON slmelnub aui
cine Mtns unb eins uui.r. gon Der
@efatuns b,s Tnbrssugs, bas erIt Dor
ptsr.ebn SaseH in ben Disnit e.IieIt
lpOrbsn mar. ipurbsn nur ;irsi WanH
eeretiet,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-09
prGFbtnt Wiliou srildrt In isin.l
proclamation, tab porsrit bic
BebiirfniF. oes 2anbss
beriidfi4tiet pereen.
Donn bic auiirten unb f6li.bli9,
tptnn ansGngig, bic RsutraI.n
psrfOrgi perbsH fOlIsu.
SsbOa uur inter hsr gebinguns. bub
nidts in ben Sefb Der Gene
traImlate fommt.
Woeli6srpeiis barfts Elm ausfubr'
nrboi bon go snstu fir ale
aebtnsmittsI erIaHen
iperbsn.

mafhtng.on, n, 8. JnIi. - prdl
iibsnt @ilion BOT ON Sonniag &beut
bic RssierunssiOntrrus iiber ben ame'
ritanii9<n GypOri. pie fis in ben
Spipnnsssefeb porssiebeu III. burt
cine proclamation in araft s.ieBi
laut tpeIder pom 10. SuIi an, fiir al.
Seubunssn Der piftigften Doareu
uub prpbutts na5 BEN auslanSs ein.
beTonb.re 2Bsns uStbie IN.
Sn elmer GrtlGruna, bon tpelder BIZ
protIamation besIsitei IN. bsmsrft ber
QrGfibtnt, bab bic poIiiii Der Regis'
runs in erf,er ainis barauf ssri&tsi
Iein pirb. ben gsbiirfuiin I'M sigs'
nsu 2unbe Re9nuns Su tragen. Jr
sp.it,r aini. TDIIen. fotpeit es ungeH,
bic 2laiirtsn psriorst perbeu unb
i6lieblit ionen. iptpeit es ita bur4'
fii6ren lGbt aud Die neutralen 2Snbsr
geritTdtisuns finbsn. Gs ipiro is'
bod obToIui ilar asmndt. bob als nur
.rbsnili9en Tinbnnbmen setroffen
fperben, I'M ss 81 berbiHberH. bah
Maar.u an bic GsntruImd4te gsInn'
gen.
Die Daor,n Nber bsrtn Iusfuhr
cine abfDluts GontrclIe psrbdnst tpirb.
fino: aobl., aosss, 6ebmaieriaIien,
Dele, Reroiin unp @dolin. Gstreibs,
Webl, Ttuismebl, DieMuitsr. Jleif4,
yettfoff., Rcbedsn, stabl, S&ffplat'
ten, Bauftobl, Gifens unb Stdblabs
fdl., 1erromansan, Diinsmitisl. Maf'
fen, Tlunition uuo Grplcfpiioffe.
Yer llmitdnb. bob Rahrunssmittsl
In bic protlamation NIT einbegriffen
finb, bers6tist 81 Der anndbms. bab
bic Weaisruna NIT Der G6fiM uHeeh.
elm 2lusfpbrDsrbot Fir bic Souer Don
fefsia 9assn fir idmmtIitx aebens'
mitteln su srlaFen. nm bem Gdnbt
gelpen5eit su esben bic 66be feinsr
worratbe nit geItimmtbtit 5u trmit'
ttln unb I'm ben alIiirten iotpie ben
neuiralsn aGhberu ou ermopli9en
cine asnou. glufitsnuns be5iisIi4 bsi'
fen su untsrbrsit.n. mas iis aaf his'
fem Gebiei psrlanetn fperben.
Der grdfibent 6emerti In ieiner Sr'
ildruns, bab bic Resisruna in sritsr
ainie bsfrebt IN bic aeeeH'pdrties aa'
oe nit gesuu auf bic 2ebensmittsl'
fraae su D,rb.Fsrn fofpis au4 bic ea'
ae, bic sDiittn iebt unb Der ndh'tsn
Grnte entfieb.n fonnis. Sn seipifsr
amtli6sn areifsn III man ob Der
Rnnppbeit an Websn unb Oh Der s.'
fpaItiaen gnforberunuen. bi, pon Gsi'
ten Der aniirtm auf bic Rabrunsss
mitteiporrGtbe i'm Qonbe eemott fpers
ben, eruftlib beforat unb perlnngt
bdber Elm seitrpeiliges Musfutrpsrbot.
Sie Nusfubr Don al ben singnnss
,rpdbnt,n Woorsn pirb nur duf
Brunb elmer fir iebeu ein5elnen Goa
an I6Ienb.n qisens asffdftet. bic pom
@ureou fir siuss uHb Jnianbs 6anbel
in @oFtinaion eripirfi irsrben mnb.
Bei b.m @siuf I'm cine foIfe 2t5tns
mub gsnnu onpedebsn iperbeu. fuel6s
Woaren perfanbi irtrben foLl.n unb|
an men.
GnteI BON MarfbafI Jtefb
geforben.
Ren Dori, 8. JuIi. Senrb
Eislb, Der Gnisl bss bsrforbenen
Cbicasoer aaufberrn unb TinanSs
wauusa a12orfhofl ifieln. III ON
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-09

bla q. qinFbam's ssasinbIs goupsnne On 'n'o
Sab nsnis no sr @s9id sur ptNsrHHa 'in'
ga natm - 70 iaHss, be 10 mic N en's'
e<funbt<if bcsnb. 20 smsfetIs bic s!nfeam
esiImlstsi ansn graHsr. neil 10 s.sfsItsn mi
fpldS autem GrfsIas sfbran1t tabe --5taH
RiIfstb Z. gHmminss. saz Garment
eir. BsHn's 9esDs y. q
Gin srvarfiass B<asnit fsns bon ansu tral,
sH ale Elm aber,suafnher ssveis ben 1offren'
Ii6feti bon apbia d giHfbam's Deasinef
gsmpouus ale sinem es.Iniri fir bic ffHsr|
toffrn gtanenfsnfbdien. ole DsrfdssbaHstH'
Qnpausuna. ed6lwau. andtnipee. iA1'us'
bnt,, pn,sb<n, asrssftaf unb sIsidarfiss er
i1anfnnasn anadsbsn psrbm-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-09
ariesredt
Soa infOIs. Don GltiF&srapansn IN
aSln protIauiirt iporbsn isi.i.

SmSaas. S. Snii. a0ln, eins
bsr bsbsuienbtisn Jnbuitrisitobts
preubens, ftsbt unter arisgsrotF,
neil, Iout bier einsetroffsnsn Rods
rihten, "a bort ON Samitos sli erneu.
ten llnruben gesonmsn TT. Die nn'
ruben ipurhtn bur4 be Usrrinssruns
Der 3abl Der 5lsiT1fartsn berurfn6t.
lpoli5simdnnf4nfien unb Sruppsn
trisbsH BE DpIismrnas uuseindubsr
unb % tpurbsn bisls Qsriousu bierbsi
pfruuuhsf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-09

pffiffn tlr thtthD
hung uHb aHesr;
e6po6e. % raf
istr HurestIm6bia unb
tatts sabsi itft6Iifs
e6merseH, 70 bat "a
innm siHf xfsrps
iirisen ieHHie 5sst
neilia mar 10 70
eleub. bdb 10 Hi6f
siH 3imnst ~ issrfn
I'm eiaHht mar. 20
bo,iorts sins Belt
laHs, nbtt - frsi
iein Getfsl SH-
cn1fer uohrf ia or
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-09
Selanntmadnng
an ftantt Gratta.'
goiifiber ge,peis. bah epbia y. $'n''
tam's gesstabIe Gsmpsaas
bas aeibea Iiaeert.

nr.so,.or. q. $50 fam essia O. etHf'
bens ssssiabls gsnssunb Hief boo ssHas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-09

Rep Dori 8. JuIi. Senrb
Gielb, Der GnisI bes bsrforbensn
GbieasOer aaufbtrrn unb Tinanjs
Iauasa @axibR9. GiGih TT an
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-08-30
It's Foolish to Suffer
When So Many Washburn People are
Pointing the Way Out.

You may be brave enough TO stand
backache or headache or dizziness.
But, if, in addition urination is dis
ordered, look out! If you don't try
TO fix your sick kideys, you may fall
into the clutches of dangerous dis
ease before you know it. But, if
you live more carefully and help your
kidneys with Doan's kidney Pills
you can stop the pains you have and
avoid future danger as well. Don t
experiment-use the remedy Wash
burn people are publicly endorsing.
Read this Washburn case:
Mrs. William Potvin, Bayfield, ST.
says: ST was so sore across the
small of my back that it hurt me to
make the least move and couldn't
lift anything. A tired and worn
out feeling chung to me. Sharp
twinges caught me when | stopped
or tried to straighten. My kidneys
we're weak. I was advised to try
Doan's Kidney Pills and after TAX
ing box and a half, ] was free
from every sign of backache and
kidney trouble and the cure has
lasted"
Soc at all dealers. Foster Mil
burn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Adv.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-08-30
August 18th to Sept. Goth
STATE OF WISCONSIN: IN CIRCUIT
COURT FOR bayfield, COUNTY:
Bayfield, County Land Company,
Plaintiff.

Washburn Brick Works. M. Fl. Sprague,
as execut or ofthe last Will and Testament
of M. A. Sprague. deceased, M. III. Sprague,
personally, Daza Sprague his wife. Hattie
H. Sprague. Mary Alice Wicchmann E. E,
Kenfield Bertha Kenfeld, his wife. III. d.
Kenfeld. Mrs, d. D. Kenfield. his wife, o. A.
Lamoreaux, Anna Lamoreaux. his wife. II.
r. Spears, Bessie Spears. his wife. F. T.
Yates, Virginia A.. Yates, his wife. ]G. c..
Stevens Estella j. Stevens. his wife. r. o.
Ransdahl Mrs. r. o. Ransdahl. his wife. b.
Ungrodt, Helena Ungrodt, his wife. L. N.
Clausen. Charles Thoreson. Eureka Thore-
son, his wife, p. ]. Peterson, Mrs. P.J.
Peterson. his wife. Ed. Williams and all the
heirs. grantees and legal representatives of
said defendants, and all the unknown own
ers of that part of the South East Quarter
of the North West Quarter (SEA NW14) of
Section numbered Six (6) in Township
numbered Forty. Eight U8) North of Range
numbered Four "a West. in Bayfield, Coun-
ty. Wisconsin, lying North and West of the
Northern Pacific Railway Company track
and strip of land Fifty ESQ., feet in width.
across the North East CNE) corner of said
South East Quarter of the North West
Quarter SEA NW14) of said section num-
bered Six Co in Township numbered Forty
Eight (49) North, of Range numbered Four
"a West, lying South and East of said
Northern Pacific Railway Company track
DEPENDENTS
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN: To the said
defendants:
You are hereby summoned to appear;
within twenty days, after the service of this
summons. exclusive of the day of service,
and defend the above entitled action in the
court aforesaid. and in case of your failure
so to do. judgment will be rendered against
you according to the demand of the COM
plaint of which copy is herewith served
upon you.
Walsh & Morris
Plaintiffs Attorney.
P.O. Address: Washburn, Bayfield, Coun-
ty, wisconsin.
NOTE:-The following is a brief description
of the premises effected by the above en-
titled action, which is an action to quiet
title. to wit:
That part of the South East Quarter of the
North West Quarter (SE4 NW14) Of Sec
ton Numbered Six (6) in Township num-
bered Fortnight (4s) North. of Range
mum bered Four tD West, in Bayfield, Coun-
ty. Wisconsin. lying North and West of the
Northern Pacific Railway Company track,
and a strip of land Fifty (5O) feet in width,
across the North East OIE corner of said
South East Quarter of the North West
Quarter SEA NW14) of said Section num-
bered Six (6) in Township numbered Forty
Eight (4s) North. of Range numbered -Four
(D West, lying South and East of said North |
ern Pacific Railway Company track. i
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-08-30
No Harm In Cucumbers.

The cucumber is not, in any sense, a
poison nor an injurious vegetable.
Sprinkling the sliced cucumber with
salt is unnecessary. 1t does not draw
OUT any poison. 1t only wits the veg
etable and renders it less appetizing.
The harm resulting from eating Gu
cumbers is due to the neglect to thor
oughly chew the cucumber slices be-
fore swallowing them. All foods, green
ones in particular, need to be most
thoroughly masticated before they are
swallowed. The cucumber gives zest
to a meal, especially if it be served
cold and crisp. In preparing the Gu
cumber first peel it and then slice it
in very thin slices and place these in
plain ice water to soak and become
crisp. 1t requires an hour for this
usually.-Philadelp Record.
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the time he selected the seed.
BAYFIELD,

Press.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Bartlett, OF
Drummond, were visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. FL. Wilkin-
son over Sunday.
Mrs. Oscar Anderson and child
rem returned Saturday last to their
home in this city following a visit
in the county seat city.
John Hauser, the well known
local agriculturist, went down to
Oshkosh Monday evening to attend
the summer session of the lTiscon-
sin horticultural Society.
A. FL. Wilkinson has been at Ash
land and Wausau during the past
week in attendance at sessions of
the district exemption board, acting
on claims for exemption because
of industrial employment.
Miss Alice Oistad returned on
Tuesday from down state where she
past the past two weeks visiting
with friends.
John Boheim, who is now en-
p|oyed in clerical capacity at the
Dupont plant, Barksdale, visited at
the James Stewart home Sunday.
Mrs. A. FL. Wilkinson was in
Ashland several days this week con-
tinuing the work of instructing the
Red Cross workers in that city.
Clayton Ryder, of Minneapolis,
accompanied by Miss Agnes DAWN,
of New Richmond, former teacher
in the local schools, autoed to Bay
field Tuesday and are guests at the
home Of Mr.. Ryder's parents, M.
and Mrs. M. Ryder.
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IRON RIVER
Pioneer

The Iron River creamery has out
grown practically all OF the OLD
equipment and this season has been
making such changes as are neeoed
to handle the increased product.
A couple of months ago new
ripener with a capacity of 300 gal
Ions was added. thus giving the
plant capacity of 500 gallons. and
the first of this week churn with a
capacity of 800 pounds replaced the
500 pound churn which has been in
use in the plant since it's establish
ment many years.
The dairy interest in the Iron
River district has enjoyed sub :
stantial and steady growth during
the past four or five years, and there
is every reason to believe that the
development will continue undated
for many years to come.
There has been report in cir
culation in Iron River to the effect
that the schools would not reopen
at the usual time this fall owing to
the fact that the Columbia building
is undergoing repairs, rumor having
it that the re opening would be de-
Iayed for at least month on this
account. 1t is true that quite ex-
tie sive replirs and improvements
are no being made on tits build
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ing. but Prof. Parker says that the
present belief is that the building
will be ready for occupancy on time
and that the old, familiar school bell
will call the children together on
the fourth day of September.
Charles Fuhrmann, son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Fuhrmann, of
this city, is the latest Iron River
boy to enlist in the military service
of his country. Charley was down
to Madison and enlisted there.
Word to this effect was received by
his folks the first Of this week.
Charley intends to come home to
visit his parents before entering
upon his duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Lund and
family drove over to Washburn yes
terday to bid goodbye to the mem
bers of Co. d.
Phil Riley is puzzled, and is look
ing for some wise person who can
solve his mystery for him. He
says that he purchased water
melon last fall and the melon suited
his taste so perfectly that he decided
to save the seed and plant them
this year. This he did and now he
says that all of the melon plants
turnedsout to. be citrons with the
exception Of one. Phil has not
said whether he had any other re-
freshm hts aside from the melon at
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Nor. Luth. Church

Services sunday morning at
1920 and in the evening at 7:30.
English services in the evenings
Sunday school at $50. Services
at -Four Mile Creek in the after
noon. The Aid society meets on
Wednesday afternoon, enter.
tanned by Mrs. Hans Egge.
Young Peoples society meets
at the church Wednesday eve
ming, Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. There will be an ice
cream social and lunch at the
Lion Cafe building on Labor
Day.
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OREG ON &CALIFORNIA RAIL

ROAD co GRANT LANDS,
Legal fight over land at last ended.
ritle revesied in United States
Land, by act of Congress, ordered
be opened under homes terd laws
Tor settlement and sale. Two mil
ion three hundred Thousand acres.
Containing some of best Timber and
Agricultural lands left in United
States. Large Copyrighted Map
showing land by townships and
sections, laws covering same and
description of soil climate, rainfall,
elevations, temperature, etc., Post
paid One Dollar. Grant Lands
Locating Co, Portland, Oregon.
10 1917.
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Swedish Luth. Church
Washington Ave. 4th st.

washington Ave. 18th st.
Services as follows until further
notice.
Washburn Sept. 2, 1870 a. m.
Ashland Sept. 2. 7:45 p. m.
Ashland Sept. 9. 1920 a. m.
bayfield, Sept. 9, 7:45 p. m.
Nashburn Sept. Is, 1870 a. m.
ashland Sept. 16 7:45 p. m.
Bayfield, Sept. %, 1890 a. m.
Washburn Sept. %, 7:45 p. m.
Birch Lake Sept. 30, 1870 a. m.
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Money to Loan at Lowest Int. Rates

We have long and short time
money to loan on farm and City
property. No delay. Call or
write me-. Geo. G. Macdonald.
Bristol Block, Ashland, Wisconsin.
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FOR SALE-Am closing out
guinness. ard wish to sell hotel fix
lures, bedroom fixtures and dining
room complete. Best location in
town, plant tr AIMS make all stops
here. Reasonable price tor cash.
Inqu re Hubert House. Wa<hburi
Wis, 9Th Ave. Bipelow st.
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Four Cows for sale. One will be
fresh Nov 1st. J. p. Henderson,
r. r. No. l..
g = ) de Full blood Minorcas
posters. Inquire Of Walter Huds o !,
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Wanted-Two or three furnished
ooms for light housekeeping. Call
this office.