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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16
c NJ. ELLIS,
Circuit Clerk.
PER FERDINAND PLETz,
Deputy.
ANNUAL SCHo0L mrrrlMG.

Notice is hereby given to the qualified
voters Of Hermann District 1855, County
OF Gasconade, State Of Missouri, that the
Annual School Meeting Of said District will
be held on Tuesday, the 3rd day of April,
1905, commencing at 7 O'Clock a. m. and,
among other things specified BY the law,
the following will be proposed and consid-
cred:
l. The election Of two ~ directors.
Term Of ) years.
!, ssiiooi snail be taught in excess Of
seven months, three months,
\. That fifty cents on the onehundred
dollars assessed valuation be levied for
school purposes.
A, w. DlETzEL, District Clerk.
This End day Of March, 1906.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16
SeOes seier
uoas III EsbenY

3ulest tpeiB 60 Niemanb; aber Oas
tpiien mir, baB es iif nah friiten
@eIeben riftet. Die leiHtefe 0ere
lebnna bieler @eiese uerurIaht
SHmerSen. HmrepeIm6Biges 9es
ben brtupt bic Dreone aa6er Orbs
nung unb bat SernDfune, aopfneb
ano aeberleiben I'M @efoIae. Or.
ainas glep 9tfe Bins belfen Iolten
8eihDeroen prompt alb. Sie fub
%nneenebm, iuirten nbsr eranolih.
gtnr 25cts. in 8aIter Bros. 0rues
ftpre.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16
Nene An3etgen.

81 rerfaufen: Das unter benz yialnen
,Sbrtitmnnn'id) SioresSebdube, an Der
Ulartt Strabc, in 6ermann, NO, 9eIcsen,
1T unier siipitisen Seoinsunsen 5u O%ertaui'
en-. yldd5uIra9en bel
Hobt. Dalfer, Sermann, WlS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16
Notice 10 Delinquent Taxpaxera.

Alter January lst on unpaid taxes are a.
ln1nent. and . penalty for the non-payment
3 adced have endeaFored 70 notify, by
letter. about n month ago, an who we're AZ.
hnquent' with q rednestt 10 pay nj onee ana
avoid costs, Many have settled Their taxes
since scceiying my notice. but there afe YET \
nafpber VINO seem 70 delay paying. "a those i
costs win be avoided BY paying az once
II, a. BREWER.
lN Coilootdr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16
@an. DC @ebraOer @uegas

SAP. Gie Gebrioer 8uegss
limb Etisis Oarnn Snuhol5 iar ole
5urmer gu idaen; aud uOlen ie bic
len CONNER cine neue Greihmn'
ihine f%nuien.
Oas 10 aROunte nlte SDbnfen
bee gbepanrs 2orenS emo itnrb am
lesten 5reltus mad 7tasiser arunt'
beit.
Die ut. stsrtine Sdule unter.
2eltnns oes 9ebrers Strunt finoet
mOrsen nit entiprefenoen 6eisrlih'
Reiten ibrsn GbihIuB.
aud in Der @Oerli4 SHule IN
meI4er SRI. &as aebreriu il trifft
man 8orbereitunaeH UNI am 81. D..
Nt. cine tuarOise shlubfeier 81 be-
gebeS.
Die StOenner Sdule, fri. u.
ROniesto. 9ebrerin. belt am lestep
9~0nneritna Sdubieierlthteiten uno
uuroe Elm nusssssihuetes unterbal-
tunssprOernm seboten.
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Serr parting 9ehrer 1T. bielt am
uersnnsenen 5nmftae unter erOBen
BeiuHsanOrana ehulihluB. am
Gbeub Cabs cine Debate uub elm
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ruaren unO ansenebme unb ausleih
anresenoe l~lnterbaltuns bOten.
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alussuer 40 Stud Shweine uers
fault.
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8. O.. B. Reper NOR bieisr
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fault unb tuiro babin 3ieben.
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bat bliden tets nit ireunoIi&er
Riene als ruolte er insen. Sd bin
Der Sabre SntOb.
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2odmOOb. no., 1T bier bel Der So
Mile 3r. aoniebto ~ 8eiua.
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ie SYDd1e mad 2afapette County uni
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Uerri1ten.
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Der Tam.
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an nabeSu $50 wertb Seize, meiaeul
Stiuiinben unO gRint %uerfauit.
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Sod, @u., bat ben Ruf ais seelior.
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iibernsbmen, unsenOmmeu unb uirl
bis |. lui bierher sieben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16

ferIanet: Jm 6eim bon Su6se Green's,
Ielber nir6 Elm Wlaod,en perlan9t nm fir
cine camille pon5 perIonen 3u Roden nnb
etrpoS 6auSarbsit Su petridteu.
Mooblanb, gpenue,
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16

ga perta c Das betarlnie Wids
col poeifelid,e anipeIen innerbdlb Der
ipeititten Stnot9renSe seleeen, 80 Gotten
iponon z IN suten Weinberg lit 3u p~ertauIen,
SuteS a~erdumiseS DobnbauS nit entipredr
enoen ylebengebduoen unb 8cquemlidteiten
aui benz pIaBe. gidbereS 5u eriraaen bel
Mitttpe@atberfne q cid e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
GOVERNING REPUBLICAN PRIM-
ARY ELECTION.

l.. A Republican Primary
Election will be held at the var-
ious voting precints designated
be the Committee on May s.,
1906, for the purpose of nomi-
mating q ticket by voting direct
for the various county officers
of Gasconade county, Mo, to
be elected at the General Elec-
ton in November.
2. Each polling place will be
under the general supervision
Of the Township Committee
men who will see to it, that the
Officers Of Election carry out
the regulations governing said
Primary Election as laid down
by the County Committee.
:. The candidates for the vari-
Gus positions receiving the
highest number Of votes shall
be declared the nominees of the
party.
a. The polls will be open from
1 P. M. to 7 P. NJ Three
Judges will be in charge Of each
polling place and no person ex-
cept the Judges and persons
voting, will be permitted in said
polling place.
s. The Committeeman shall
have power to appoint a door
keeper and fill vacancies, or in
his absence this power is given
to the voters present.
6. All qualified Republican
voters and all those who will
support the ticket at the ensu-
ing November election shall be
entitled to vote at said prima-
ries. 1t shall be the duty Of
the Judges if they are in doubt
as to the Republicanism Of any
person attempting to vote, to
exact from him an oath or af-
frmation that he will support
the Republican ticket at the en-
suing November election.
7. The doorkeeper or commit
teeman acting as such must see
to it that no more voters be
permitted inside the polling
place than can be provided for
and that voters will not commu-
nicate with each other inside
the said voting place or with
any one Judge, unless NORMA
ton is desired, in which case
the voter must address all the
Judges. 1t it is also made the
duty Of said officers to see that
unnecessary time is not taken
up by the voter in preparing
his ticket.
8. 1t is hereby made the duty
of the Judges to reject the bal
lot Of any voter refusing to
comply with these rules and
regulations.
9. The ballots shall be in the
hands Of the Judges, with the
name Of each candidate and the
office for which he announces
himself designated thereon.
Each voter will be furnished
one ticket which he must fill
out in the voting place, no tick
ct being allowed taken out OF
said voting place. If a ticket be
spoiled it must be returned to
the Judges who will give the
voter another ticket.
10. If a voter for any reason
does not wish to fill OUT his
ticket, it must be filed out by
one of the Judges in the pres
ence of the other two Judges
who must see to it that the
wish Of the voter is adhered to.
No more voters will be per.
mitted in the polling place:
than have been provided for
and those voting must be kept
separate and apart, no commu.
nication between voters being
allowed inside the polling place
II. Each voting place must be
so arranged that the voter fill.
out his ticket in the same room
with the Judges, but SO that nc
Judge or other person can Sc,
how he is voting. The Judge.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16

ga Uermietbem, cine eilanb Karin bon
~ ttfua go Ader. beiten 9oben nit neuem
9erdumi9en DobnbauS unb g~ebenaeb6us
ben. DoS Sano If bober ais baS SodHuib.
Dart.
Sir Oas erite 5ubr lOirb feine Mietbe per,
ldn9t.
EriB pener r,
SerIncnn, DO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16

farm gu oertaufen. Sine 100 ader
Sarm 10 9leilen IiibIidJ bon Sermann ee-
le9en IT nit einem SeIpann Giel 3u perfaTu.
len. Suie @ebdnIibteiteH unb gDaIIer auI
BEN FlaBe. yldbereS gu ertraaen In Der
OTPce pleles SlditeS. 216s3l
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16

Now comes the above named plaintiff,
before the undersigned Clerk of the Circuit
Court, of Gasconade county, Mo in vaca-
ton and tiles his petition verified BY afr
dayit stating among other things that the
above named defendants, Simon Weiss if
alive, Henry M. 2omeroy. il alive, Robert
A. Steele if alive. Owen Mensen, il alive.
Robert W. STEELE If alive, George p. Plant
il alive, LOUISA p. Stokes, if alive and J. o.
Nc Daniels, If alive, are non-reSidents of
the State OF Missouri so that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served Upon them
and if dead they left heirs or deyiSeeS whose
names and places Of residence is unknown
to plaintiff and for that reason cannot be
inserted in said petition ana also stating
that there are, or that plaintiff believes
there are persons interested in the subject
matter OF the petition as heirs of devlSeeS
Of Simon Weiss, Henry NJ. Pomeroy, Rob-
eri A, Steele, Owen MenSon, J. o. Nc
Daniels, Robert w. Steele, George P. Plant
and Louise P. Stokes whose names he can
not insert therein because they are UNI
known to him and that the interest Of such
persons are derived so far as plaintiffs
knowledge extends through the above
named parties ond it appearing TO the Clerk
that none of the parties can be summoned
in this suit by the ordinary process Of law
it is ordered by him in vacation that publ.
cation be made notifying them OF the COM
mencement Of this suit the general nature
and tenor of which is to perfect plaintiffs
record title to the Northshalf of Lots / and
and 2, Of the south wet quarter of section
Eighteen in township forty, of range six in
GaSconade county, Mo-. by limitation un-
der the provisions Of section 653 Of the
R. S. of Mo. 1899 and that unless they be
and appear at the next term OF said court
to be holden at the Court House In Her.
mann the County seat of said County on
the Second Monday OF Nav, 1906, and
show cause to the contrary judgment by de-
fault will be entered against them and the
case heard exparte and the relief PRAYED in
said petition may be granted and plaintiff
decreed to be the absolute owner of said
land and his record title thereto perfected.
1t is further ordered that a o . hereof
be published in the Advertiser Courier, a
newspaper in said County Of GaSconade.
four weeks successfully the last insertion to
be at least fifteen days before the com
mencement of the next term of said court
C. NJ. Ellis, Circuit CLERK, 4 true COPY
from the record; Witness my hand and
seal OF said eourt this the 18th DAY Of
March, 1906.
c M. ELLIS,
lSEALl Circuit Clerk.
PER FERDINAND PLETz,
!, Deputy.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16

III tue CiTCult Oh OaSCOnaue COul
To May Term, 1906.
Robert Terrill, Plaintiff,
Against
Simon Weiss, if alive, but il dead !
then against his UNKNOWN heirs
or deviSees or those claiming by
through or urder him or them,
Henry NJ PomeroY if alive. but
if dead then against his unknown
heirs or deyiSeeS or those claim
ing by through or under him or
them; Robert A. Steele, if alive
but if dead then against his un-
known heirs or deviSeeS or
those claiming by through or un-
der him or them; owen Nensen.
If alive. but ii dead then against
his unknown heirs or deyiSeeS or
those claiming by through or un-
der him or them; Robert w.
Steele, if alive, but il dead then
against his unknown neirS or de-
visees or those claiming by
through or under him or them;
George P. Plant, if alive, but if
dead then against his unknown
heirs or deyiSeeS or those claim
ing by through or under him or
them; and Louisa P. Stokes, If
alive, but if dead, then against
her unknown heirs or deyisees
or those claiming by through or
under her or them. Also J., o.
Nc Daniels, if alive, but if dead,
then against his unknown heirs
or deyisees or those claiming by
through or under him or them.
Defendants.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16

IA uertaufen. Gin 9 h6dioes 9adItein.
Saus an Der 4. StraBe seIeaen. Daid.
tildle, 2 eiiernen unb IonIt ale yiebenoe,
bduoe. nles in gutter Srbnune. gadllu,
Frasen in Der Office b. ..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
r. A. BREUER,
Chairmaa.

State Of Missouri
County of GaSconade
In the Circuit of GaSeonade county, No
To May Term, 1906.
pohart Ta,,;u DIa;nt;H
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16

the Judges shall count the bal
lots and deliver them, together
with the poll books, in a sealed
package to one Of the Central
Commitment whose duty il
shall be to deliver same to the
Chairman Of the Committee at
Drake on the 9Th day Of MAY.
1906, at II o'clock "A. NJ.
where the vote will be cast up
by the County COMMITTEES and
the result declared. Al contests
will be decided by the Com
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
Prevents Accidental Turning.

stopcock I'm which the nncerpIecc is
transverse OF the pipe when the gas is
turned of and parallel with the pipe when
the gas Is turned on. One part Of the
attachment consists OF Il clamp, which
fits on the gaspipe and is pivoted to a
link carrying the locking plate The lat
ter Is fat with the end curved to engage
the stopcock, and is fastened rigidly to
the connecting link. 1t will be apparent
that In the attachment OF the device It IS
merely necessary 10 place the clamp upon
the gaspipe and against the link to hold
the locking plate against the stopcocl,
when the latter is closed, When 1t is de-
sired to turn on the gas the finger of the
operator lifts the locking plate with the
same movement used in turning the stop
cock. When the gas is on the locking
plate rests In the position shown by the
dotted lines, but when the gas is turned
off the locking plate returns under the
thus locking the cock against accidental
turning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28

from the head the pins arc pulled as far
OF the pins into this socket and as the
hat is removed the points OF the plrs will
rot project and catch In tho hair In
using the device the holder Is FIRST sewed
onto the swcotband The pin is then
twisted so that the flat points can be In
serted into the oblong openings. This is
easily done by inserting one fiat point In
one opening and Springing the other point
over TO enter the other opening. After
the points pass through the pin will as
sumo It's normal position and IL can then
be pushed In and out without dropping
altogether, and perhaps use 1t on another
hat IT Is drawn out as far as possible
and then simply twisted so that the fiat
points Will come through. In using such
a hatpin there Is also no danger Of ma
king numbers of holes In the side of tho
hat which Is the case with the common
hatDin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28

saints and angels IN cloth Of gold and
sky blue robes scattered with silver stars.
They trimmed them up beautifully, and 1t
took latter-day analysists 10 discover
that the gorgeous tints and gnntS meant
mystical things.
many OF them Italians and their cohceP1.
ton OF a woman angel required neat
dressing The women or their time were
fond of color and glitter and shine, Ana
for a true artist a woman must be hrsl
a woman. Melssonier paints nrSt sk-is-
ton under his soldiers. The logic was
profound in both cases
The truly spiritual woman never ar
rays herself in white robes and sandals.
The one who is not aware of splTituAhty
does so. 1t Is the one thing that does
not require a makeup
or course the Eternal Girl Is always
after the Everlasting Man, and there arc
various disguises that prove effective
But the woman with Paris hat and SILK
stockings Is the SaiYatonlst of today
Her influences are far-reaching and sne
gets at persons who never listen 10 d
parson.
Tho girl who cuts off her hair believing
II to be a vanity and a snare Is all
wrong, poor thing. The really spiritual
one knows that II Is a snare. So she
pins n diamond In il Ike the ] mt OF a
still hunter, traps the soul OF man ana
reforms him In captivity
A beautiful woman Is the greatest MS
slonary on earth. Even some OF our
twentieth century handmade Nenuscs
are splendid cyanGcllsts, making the
earth rcstful to be IN. while the asceuc5
always want to share the horsehair robe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28

doras- Camnles and Cieopatras that used
TO make tho stages rock with their neshy
charm.
The modern stars beauty consists in
her strongly marked personality and In
tellectuallty accented in her features
ity. Is the whole stock In trade and seems
quite enough TO carry without either
beauty or talent
Matinee girls make them by declaring
that this one or that one Is sweet and
this alone is sufficient to insure the star
a clientele that nets her a yearly Income
equal to the Presidents salary
Red hair and cmacation-two points
that could not be endured in the heavy
weight era-have given us n new mode in
looks. and extreme nervousness Is very
fashionable with one set. while another
goes In for health and strength and dog
gy conversation.
All our WOmcns magazines tell us the
various ways in which we can vanquish
frecklcS. turn our bones into curves or
our curves into bones as we most de-
sire. Nothing Is impossible.
There are methods for obtaining every
beauty under the sun and remedies for
blemlshcS even when they are bone deep.
Thrc Is a dlmple doctor always ready
with his Scalpel and little ether to per-
form miracles before we wake up. Once
I'm a while. IL Is true EC makes a slip and
cuts too fine point on nose or makes
there Is always the satisfaction OF suing
for damages and letting the public know
what a horrid thing he Is
The unbeautiful woman is worse than
careless-Shc Is lazy. and when she Is fat
II is only because she will not porslst I'm
times every morning before breakfast
Then there are useful wavIngs Of the
feet IN the air and standing on the head
and walking about the room on one s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
Supports and Drys the Hair.

end plates is an opening through which
the heater (an electric lamp is passed
and the opening then sealed by a cover
plate. TO prevent the lamp from falling
out when the apparatus ls in use To
hold the lamp securely. but without ex-
crting great pressure on the glass, there
is arranged within the cage n light coil
spring. a handle Is attached TO the bot
tom OF the cngc, the power for the lamp
being supplied from N nearby source
through a flexible cord. In Use the device
Is held In one hand. while the hair which
IS placed over and in contact with the
When utilizing the heater as foot
warmer or bed-wsrmcr. the handle is dis
pensed with and a carrier or feet en-
ploycd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
FIRE TRUCK.
Life-Saving Baskets Which Can Be
Swung Near the Windows.

The -faJority of modern buildings. es-
pecially Office buildings and factories are
hrcproof, and In case Of fire there Is only
slight danger 20 the occupants from the
hames. In the case of the older buildings
there is always great danger. and fire.
qnently those who arc in the building do
not have time to escape by the regular
exits. IL s then that the fire truck Illus
trated here. the invention of Missouri
man, would be of immense value in saw
ing lives. Although complicated In con
structlon it can be conveniently trans
ported from place to place for the pur-
pose OF gaining access TO the upper stories
and the roof OF the building I'm order 10
facilitate the escape OF the occupants. 1t
one end Of the truck Is a collarsIble tow
er, formed OF a number OF teescopic sec.
tions. which can be elevated or extended
to position by compressed air When the
sections have been elevated they are
locked In this position and automotically
released by reducing the air pressure
Connected with tho tower are supporting
arms. upon which are mounted pair OF
lfe-saYing baskets or cars. These bas-
kets can be adjusted To any position and
swung near the window or other portion
OF burning building the occupants en-
terin6 the baskets and being transported
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28

supported on a strip OF metal. at the end
Of which is a clamp the latter fitting on
the handle of a door knob Sliding on
this strip of metal is corresponding
strip, having at the top the pushpn. the
head Of the clamp engaging with the
lower end Of the sliding strip. The device
Is first clamped TO the door knob. and as
soon as the latter Is oscillated in either
the bell to swing as far as IL can 90 i'm
that direction the head OF the clamp
forming a pivot. The turning of the door
knob and clamp forces the sliding strip
upward. releasing the spring operating
the bell II a spring bell is used the bell
VIII, Of course, continue TO ring until the
spring runs down or until the knob is re-
turned To It's normal position.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
A NEW WASHBoARD.
Clothes Can Be Rubbed Without Ir-
iuring the fabrics.

To improve the construction of wash
boards and TO provide n rubbing surface
adaptable TO washboaTds and washing
machines Is the aim of an Illinois invent
or. He claims that this washGoard has n
surface which will enable clothes TO be
rapidly and thoroughly washed without
inJuring the fabrics and without tearing
away the buttons. In the sides of the
frame are bearings into which a number
Of rollers are Jourualcd. These rollers
each have four horizontal grooves divid-
Ing the rollers into ribs. and nj an anglo
with the ribs are transverse corrugatlons
The horizontal grooves serve to hold and
dispense soap, which IS supplied p!ior to
washing the clothes. The transverse cor
rugatlons are arranged at q pitch TO
form threads sor feeding the clothes, the
Corrugations of the alternate rollers being
arranged reyersely the tendency of the
adjacent rollers being to move the clothes
or other fabrics In opposite directions.
The rollers are spaced apart 10 permit
water 10 pass readily between them. Be