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The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-21
BIG MAIL ORDER GAIN.
Chicago House Reports Extra Profits.
How About Local Dealers?

TOW ABOUT Local Dealers!
The annual report Of Sears, Roebuck
& Co.. the Chicago mail order house,
for last year showed an increase of 20
per cent in sales, which for 1910 total
ed $61, 329,792 against $51 .O11,536 in
1909. Dividends on investments and
interest on securities amounted to
$25O,046, bringing the total income to
$61,579,838. an increase of S1O.444 1873.
Purchases. wages. advertising and
other expenses increased by $9,968.835
to So, SIG, the total, including de-
probation, amounting to So, 919,962
which left net profit for the year of
$6,759,S 76, an increase Of 1851, SIS over
the previous year.
After allowing for the payment Of z
per cent on the $S,SOOOOO common
stock the net profit equaled 2O.47 per
cent on the $3O,OOO.OOO common stock
against 1916 earned in the previous
year.
Look over the figures printed above.
Did you help these out of town mer-
chants to accumulate their fortunes,
or did you do your best to help along
the handwriting, honest, square deal
ing storekeepers of your own town.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-21
CLAIMS ILLEGALLY PAID
County Officers Taken to Task for
VIOLATING Laws.

NOuHty OHCSTS AIKEN TO dSN IOT
Violating Laws.
Olympia.-Claims Illegally allowed,
Illegal claims paid and discrepancies
of all kinds between January 1, 1905,
and December 1, 1910, have cost the
taxpayers of Snohomish County ST.
292.94, according to the report of the
state bureau of inspection on that
county, which has just been filed with
the encouragement. The examina-
ton, which required from August 20,
1910, to June II, 1911, has cost ST.
623.S5.
The report of the bureau shows that
during the past six years the county
has disbursed $6,169,S94.95 out of
which s279,813.75 has been paid for
interest on outstanding warrants. This
money, the bureau states, is money
practically thrown away, for the law
prohibits the issuance of warrants in
excess of the tax levy, but Snohomish
County, it is said, like every other
county In the state, has ignored the
statute and contracted the debts. The
bureau takes the various officers to
task and instructs them that in the
future they should observe the laws
covering their offices.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-21
SHORT COURSE PLANNED
horticultural knowledge to Be Given
at Cashmere, WASH, Dec. 1s.


at Cashmere, WASH, Dec. IS.
Pullman.-A Short course horticul-
tural school," the first of the kind to
be given in Washington, will be con-
Quoted at Cashmere December Is to
23 inclusive, by the agricultural extern
sion department of the state college,
In cooperation with the business
mems organization of Cashmere. In
support Of their application for such
school, the business mems and fruit
growers association of Cashmere
have submitted a guarantee. signed
by 30 of the citizens, making the
commercial organization responsible
for the expenses of the course: the
college furnishing six lecturers, two
OF whom will be In home economics,
two in general orchard work and one
expert in irrigation R. c. Ashby, su-
perintendent of farmers Institutes.
will be in charge of the short school
for the college.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-21
He'd Teach Clean Streets.

''Teach the school children civic
cleanliness" says W. G. Weaver, COM
missioner Of street cleaning of Kansas
City. Mo-. "and predict the effect will
be seen in city surprisingly health
full, clean and attractive. Get the boys
and girls into the habit of picking up
every piece of stray paper or stick of
wood on the street or sidewalk in front
OF the home or in the yard. Teach
them that when they throw an empty
sack into the street the work of the
street sweepers has availed nothing"
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-21
Bankers Pick Their Officers.

Observation-Disclosures to serve the
Washington Bankers Association for
the ensuing year were elected as fol-
lows: President, Charles A. Mclean,
cashier of the Traders National Bank
of Spokane; vice-president, J. Patter-
son, cashier Of Hayes and Hayes
Bank of Aberdeen; secretary, P. G.
Kaufman, second vice-president FL
deity National Bank of Tacoma;
treasurer, George R. Fisher, cashier
First National Bank of Wenatchee.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-21
Chinese Starve on Flour.

Seattle.-The people of the Chinese
famine district do not know how to
use wheat flour, and only rice should
be sent to them. Judge Rufus T..
Thayer, of the United States district
court for China, who is returning to
Shanghai after q vacation spent in
America, says that the cargo of flour
sent from Seattle to the famine suf-
ferers of China was sold at a sacrifice
and the proceeds invested in rice.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-21

CORNER OF CITY YARD, SPRINGFIELD,
MASS.
example to their citizens by paying
Effectiveness Of their own properties.
Springfield. Mass, the owner of the
city yard here illustrated, is certainly
to be commended for the example
which it SETS incidentally the city
also owns three gravel banks and
trap rock quarry. a trestle and bins
for receiving and storing trap rock.
together with buildings for housing
the steam roller, wagons and other ap-
planes owned by the street and
sewer department.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-21
POWER!

YOU NEED POWER. We manufacture it and
sell it in any quantity you may need
WHY should you central station power instead
of the old engine and boiler you have been using?
BECAUSE it means clear saving of 80 per cent.
in power expense
Full particulars with regard to motors, cur
rent, wiring costs etc., supp lied on request.
1t might not be bad request make if you are in
business for the same object most of us are
Northern Idaho 6 Montana Power Go.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-21
Old Courthouse Drug on Market

Montesano. = Chehalis County Is
having a hard time trying to get rid
of its old courthouse. Twice the COM
missioners have called for bids for
the purchase and removal of the old
structure. and both times all Aids
have been rejected.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-21
A Fault That Can Be Remedied.

The greatest fault to be found, even
In planted districts, is the fact that ev-
cry one plants for himself without re-
gard to the needs of the proposition or
the wishes Of neighbors or public.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-21
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, SETS
THE PEOPLE AN EXAMPLE
City Beauties Own Property. Hoping
Citizens Will Do Likewise.

Too many city yards are blots upon
the landscape and depreciate the
value of adjacent property. but in the
illustration accompanying this article
we find the sta BILE and entrance to the
yard presenting most attractive ap-
pearance. 1t is unfortunate that the
majority of cities do not set a better
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-27
s6onet Cure @eiunobeit. SIT tie
.aber idon angegriffen, leibet SIR

S6onet Cure @eiunobeit. SIT Tie
aber idon angegriffen, lei6et Sbr
lf1on on Mattigfeit uuo Sddpdde,
an Slimmerr Dor Den Iuger unb
SdipiiioelnfGlen, an aopfdfner.
ser ulr0 Serstlopfer, 8eritopfum9
uno MISUNDERSTANDING, 9eber.
uno Rierenleiben nnb anoeren
&rant6eiien, meidye ole f6irperlide
3erSiittung anmelben, 10 p%er5tpei-
felt ditf Hidjt sleif, un6 Dor 9(uem
~bertroSelt nid)t Die foltbare 3eit,
ole @u1 nod bIeibt, Inn ipieber ge-
|iuno mepoen 5u fonnen, nit lin.
niisen ala9en ober gor oafuit, oaB
Sbr bon einem 2uadinl6er 3l Dem
anoeren lallit, Die @u1 6od nllr mil
Iifarfen @iiten bGditens cine Dor.
iibergebet6e S1iiduing Ser Sci
ieruns peridaffen. IS giebt oarr
6oh nod, fpie Sauien6e bon @ebeil.
ten freil0ie be3eiieen, Elm iideres
Wittel; bic beriibmten, MIR aus bell
fr0ftigen Silan5en 5~iibereiteten ct
Bernard arduterpiuen. gae g(po'
tbefen % Gents.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-27
genat .in,m idredIiden llnaIid Dor.

3eitiqcr &atb, oen Srnil s. @il-
IoiA6bg, @arengo, sis, erbielt.
beugte einem idredIiden llnsliif
Dor un6 rettpte Sipei 9eben. 0ofho-
rem batten ibr geiost, 6ab tie eirer
Gdmihoindtsbulteir bette itrb ridts
fiir lie an tbuAt tp1re. Nadpoem al
lie @ittel febL9eidlngefi, rietb one
.Sonte, es init Or. Sings Stem Dis
couerp an periuden. aSabe es 1eit
einiger 3eit gebrmift." ifreibt lie,
,rln0 Der idredli6e Sriteit ilt iuit
qarB peridspuitben. Sat aud mel
nen fleinen Sobn 9erettet bel ei.
nem beftigen Gnfaa bon Sdlslei-
BEN Gieie MeOiBin bat midt if.
resaIeiden BEL Snls- aln0 2ungeii-
Iei6em, 8reis SOC uto 81. Strobe
floide frei. @arantirt Bel alien
@potbetern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-27
Siitet Gnd nor ealbcn sescn aa.

Siitet Gnd Dor Salbcn geacn 9a.
tarrb, Die Aiteditlber entbaIten, 90
Auefiilber fi6er oet Sinn BEG Sc.
rids o%erit0ren iirlb Dos qatoe SDf
tenn boGig 5erriittet pirb, tpenn es
burd Die i6eimieen SberfIGden elm.
orinst. Solde artifeI ioGen ME
auber aaf 8eroromtna gut b~erufener
aerste gebraudt per6en, So Ser
S9aoen, ben fie anridten, aebnmal
10 sroB lit ols oas @nte, Dos Sbr 30
BON er3ielen fonntet. Sails So.
tarrb-&ur. fabri5irt bon s. S. Che.
nep & 60, Soleoo, g., ertbGIt fem
auediilber uno miro imterIid gettom
men uno uirft brett aif Die i6Ieimi.
gen SberflGden bes SDitems. 8enn
Sbr Soils &aiarrb-8ur fault, iei6
fiher, bob SIR Die 1dte befommt
Sic miro inuerlih genomumen un0 in
foleoo, Ohio, BON S, S. Cheney &
Co, gemadt.
@%erfauft bon aIfen Gpotbefern,
|Sreis 75c. Die Slaide.
$au's SamiIien.Eiaen iino oie
beiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-27
Oh bel aimoer o6er ertpodienen Ber-
ionen peroen furirt nit 3emo
utt6 Yenio1eifI

ANo 0eHtplelte.
Die aIinse's gpotbefe iast 5u
icSer gerion lei es @ann, Sroli 90.
er aitrb, Welde 5arte. indenoe Sant
babert fommt 6u unieren Store unb
iidcrt eub cine SIaite 3emo urto
Elm itiid 3emn.S eife, unb felt ibr
NIT Dem &einltot nidt gang 5ufrie-
Den, fommt 5uriid urto bolt eiier
8eIo uieoer. Sobiel 5utraucn bab.
en- mir 81 oieiem reinIidem pirfiam.
en- @ittcl bob mir bieieS ungem6br,
Iide anerbieten MAIDEN.
3emo 1T cine belle Sliiiiigfeit fin
dubcrliden @ebrond itto bat pieIf
Sane bon GrenL $outonsidIdge nnt
aopfidnippen furirt, 3ento mn
3cuio Scife iinb Die iporiamiten tnt
reiniten mo mirfiamiten mitteI fiji
nile SaiIt. uno oapfboilt Granfbei
fen Sie es giebt, Oh fir Sinner ooel
egipahiene.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-27
2uItia aelebt nnS

leila geitorben = 10 iubilirt Die
freoeIbdfte Sbprbeit inmitten ibrer
auireibelpoen Gererdigungen, pelder
ser 8orper ttad oen idhperen PIN
ipriifcm oes beutigen 2ebenseriucr-
beg nidt 9epadien lit. 8erm aber
Die araft g6n8liH b~er9elrbet, ipcrn
lid Elm Sooesabner ser S1,pade Ell
Itelt, bonn giebt es Seulen ,ln6 3ab
neflappern bilfloier 8er5peiflung.
8oraias 3peierlei gu entnebmen lit:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-27
9rafe.

@robe Seroen @inobieb poiiir-
ten fiirSlih bier Snrd. alif ibrent
8e9e bon ben iiioIifen Counties
nod ben @eioepldtcn i'm nor6liden
Sbeil nnieres StaateS.
Com. Morre ultH @attin, bon
Molelle, befaiibelr lid eiuige Gage
bier niif 9eiud BEL ibreu @rpaebori.
gen.
Serrp &oiiiet bat icine Sarm,
in Ger NGbe BON SapisSs, an Sreb S.
Sod, perfauft, unS ierlier Die alte
Bottom 5arm (an Der &od Sslan0
q. 3D. fauilid eriuOrben itnb aud
brreits i'm 8eiib gertomnlen.
Srali Gbns. Sneotmafn be.
fanb 1id) mGbrenb Der lebten paar
@od,en bel ibrem i%ftperfranfeu
.9ruoer, Srit &lossner, dpeld)er air
purigen 9onnerstag in 8otsbam
ltarb unb bciien 8eerSiguipe an leb'
ten Somstag Inv fredericksburg Itatt
~gefinfoen bat.
Der ploblide Epb bon Sral
Slice HuSfnup, 6eren 9eeroigunf
Dor Ginger Saseip ftnttfanb, bot bic
algemeine SbeiInobme erregt. Rad
Dem llrtbeil Iler, tpelde iie i'm Sc
ben 9efannt baben, mar Die 8eritor'
bene cine quite @attin nnb Mutter,
oeren Sebler, obte Sroge, bon ibren
Sugeiroen nolfommen ausgeglider
mllr0en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-27
JULIA A. KLENK,
SOUTHEAST
The Corn Crops Around Parma, Mo.
Sell Our Land.

OCH odT Lawful
Eleven sales made by Us this year
to Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and North
ern Missouri farmers, and all OF
these will move to the land around
Parma, the Garden Spot of all South
east Missouri and New Madrid coun-
ty. We have land that will make
s200-acre farms inside of 10 years,
well drained. that We are selling at
$25 per acre, with some improve
ments.
One farm Of 800 acres, at $50 per
acre, with $50 acres in cultivation;
another of 100 acres, a. $50 per acre
with 80 acres cleared and in culti-
walton. We have many well improv-
ed farms at prices ranging from s45
to $50 per acre. We guarantee your
expenses If you buy, SO come and
let us show you. You buy direct
through owners if you buy OF us.
No promoters. Come and stay a
week and visit the people that have
moved here from your part of the
country and get in right. There is
no country under the face Of the II
that offers the Inducements to buyers
The investor, as well as the man of
small means-as ours does.
We have men that we sold lands
to six years ago that invested $4,000
that are worth close to $500, 900 to-
day and you ought to do as well.
All land we have for sale is with.
in five miles of Parma. Buy ticket
direct to Parma over the Frisco or
Cotton Belt Route.-CHAS. A. EG-
LEY, Agent. Hermann, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-27
9emohatiide
gonberneursfanSibaten
anfer Sabe Ball 8eneralaniuaIt
Majpr nitb Der friibere Ser.
iidernngsfommiTar San.
A.t.. -. cSTl

iidernngsfommiiIGr Ban.
Siber I'M 5elb.
Die politii6en Sreun6e unS an.
banger 9abio u. Balls, Der iif) lpie.
0er Inn Die Oemofratii6e Domination
fir 6as @oitnerneursafnt befpirbt,
iin6 nan aud in ct. 2omis on Der
arbeit unO befleiBiaen iidL in ben
beri6ieHenen @or6s Der Stabt
Clubs 5n organiiiren, beren Mit.
gIieoer iid perpfliaten. fir @aG ms
3erg gu geben uno ibm al Der er-
iebrten @omination 81 perbelfen.
An ser Spite Der ct. Coulter ,8an
fir @ouperneur1 8empfraten Itebt
CHARLES S. @anrer, Ser i6on ieit
Sa6reR Elm intimer Sreun6 un6
Ratbgeber oes 9plitifers bon 8ife
GourtD lit.
Iie Inti 8al .2eltte iuden Gene
r~alanfpallt elliott SO. Maior, Der
ebenfaas aus 8ite gountp itammt,
CUR aanSibatur fir bas @onper-
rteilrsam 5it beDeeeit, 4uf miro
fir Die Sanoioatlr BON @iaaro 9.
8anoiper, Ger under @olDernellr
5olf itaatli6er 8erii1ernngsfomnii.
idr mar, eiirig Bropngaloa sen,ud)t.
Iuber 0ieien miro 6. SO. 6tepbefts
aus Columbia nod aIs proipeftiper
&an6ioat gertanrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-27

0urh Nlere1traufbeit erseu9t ipirD, langjam
an9egriHeu, 8laIcnidtnrrb, brauner Sat- ooer
an0erer Booeniab I'm l1rir, aopffpeb, &iiden.
itnterSen, S1ipinbel, Sdlafloii9feit, Nerpp.
Iitdt iin0 Die Solgen iinO bic Rieren jelb5t
tueroeft serriittet ulto %bcridpiuoen !4ele fiji
Belle. 8laieuleiben lit bic urIate e%rfranfter
Nieren uilo bieiem 2eiben LIT am i1neIiten
ab5ubelfer, troem man bic 9iercn in aeiur.
ben i3litanb periebt. ,,Gtpatnps6 Root.
(Sumpfsyur5el linoert ben @aijerbrana nnb
breuneuoeS WaferlaIIer, uno perbinberf oas
oitmalige @afierlaiien bel Sag nno tpdbrenn
Der Shiaf5eit. Sic miloe iinb i~ofortiae
@irtun9 bon ySuamps3toot", bic prnoer.
care NierensIrsnei, 1T idnel bemerfbar. Gle
bat bic b6dite Stufe erreidf, neil iie bic aip
e%rfanut beilbringenoiten Gtgenldaiten beIibi.
Cine Hrobe ipirb je6elt 6apoi1 dberseu9enl
,,SpampsGpot" lit anNeHebm Su nae1nens
ilno in allen Npotbefen in50 Gent iiub ] Sol.
lar Slaifen 5i BADEN. Gipe 9fpbe1aide
uno elm Bud, bnS gIles beia9t, tuiro Sbnen
lnf Gnfrase portpfret 5usei6ift. G9reiben
Stean Sr. 8ilner & Co., B%ingbamtpn, 81. q.
grtpdbnen Sic allf, bieie Iiberale Siferte in
oitiem 8latte aeleien Si baben. Merien sic
lid ben Hamei ,,Spamps& poH NIB laijen
gle iia bonn Berfiuier anitatt rStpanip.
Boot" nitts anoeres anbieten-tbnn sic bas,
Damn fperoen Sic enstduidt iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-27
@Orriion.

Sacob Sdnlie uno @attin
mad1ten porige ISOLDE einen glb.
iladl Sermann.
". s. 8rinfmaitr, 0er Opt.
fer bon Sermanm mar AM lesten
Mittmod) bier.
6rall &1trrclmeper, BON Ser.
mann befait6 iid fiir5lidy bier ouf
8eiud) bel Seriuan6ten.
Taitor Notbburft, bon Ser
manu-, befmfb iif) afrl borigen Conn.
tag bier nit ieiner Satin, unb pre-.
bigte IN Der sc, 6. STRIDE.
8as feline So6terfen ppf
6rit 9oeIle unb Satin muroe ON
pergangeuen Sonnto9 getouft unf
empfing babel Die Inmen SteIlc
Carolina Senrietta.
Die @asco 2limber 60. bal
bieer Gage ibren t,elien 2eidenspa-
gen erbolten; berielbe lit elmer Ser
eleaontdten in bieiem ultb zen Inn
l%iegenOet Counties.
6rou 2effmarn iinD Srail
Suente, bcibe non ct. 2olis, be-
ianben iidt uoriger @od,e bier oli
9eiutl bel Scriuanotcn un6 6rein'
oen.
Taltor bon 2aupi, nebit God,
Ter, 6r0uIein 8ilmo, modten an
porisen GonnerStag einei slblte6el
nab Gbamois.
8nltar 8eiiienbod, peldRl
lid) cine @odje lang Gum 9eiudl IL
Son0b Soof ailibielt. fam am Letter
Somstag wieber 5uriif.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-27
Sea.

Sobn Often un0 @attin iinS
bofertrent iiber Die Mnfnnft zines
biibi4en tIeinelr Ilaodefis, meldes
nm Samstog, Den IA. .. ", icin
@rldeinen mad)te.
Ism. SbeIton bate DOS MiB-
gelbif in Der uorigeH Isolde ETH
tpertbnoaes Iiero 81 perlieret.
5rou Sopbie Gebmert. bon
Ma6iiut, ST., mar mebrere Gage
Der porigen ISOLDE bier mtf grilld)
Bel &eripanoten.
g3ro Sodlnrt, melber oas
College in Smcnspiae beildt, ber-
brodDte bcir lebten Samstag, iopie
and oen Sonntog, bel ieinelp bieii-
gen atr9Gborigen.
Geo. Sbelton Itattete Inv Der
borigen @ode ieinem 9rioer Com
Gbelton uro oeiiet 8omilie, IN 8il'
Ia Rioge, einerp @eiu6 ab.
SanueS Morris uipo Sonilie
bon Sipensnille, beianoen lid let
ten Spnntag aitS 8eiqidI bel ISM
uip6 Goip. Sbelton.
Sri. 2iSSie gbrine, BON ct
&ouiS, tpeId)e ibren ar9eborigen eli
men 8eiii6 abseitattet bate, reiitt
letter. Montag wieocr nod ct
2ouis.
8an. Soineper uno Samilil
iporen letter Sonnto9 auf 9eiild
bel @m. Nbring.
9eiitet ben Streifenbcn Silfe.
Monfmial geben Seber, Nierel
nuS @eodrme ioSuiogen OH Der
Streif un6 ,poIlen ibre 8ienit'
.nid)t perrid)teih Damn babe SIR oi
ridt perridten. Damn babe Sbr bi
angenebmen, fleinen Streiibeher-
81. Sings @etp 2ife 8ins-rotbig
inn ibiten notiirlide Silfc at leiitel
ino tpiebcr in SrOnultg al brineerl
&uie @eiunSbeit folgt balb. Sob
es duf ei,en &erilih aufonmen, %
bel ollen Ipotbefer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-27

Notice is hereby given, That Let
tiers Testamentary upon the Estate
of
CAROLINA RUESSLER,
deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court
of Gasconade County, Missouri, bear
ing date the goth day of October,
1911.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them to us for allowance within six
months from the date of said Let
tiers, or they may be precluded from
any benefit Of such Estate; and II
such claims be not exhibited within
one year from the date of the last
insertion Of the publication of this
notice, they will be forever barred.
Louis Scoening,
Edward Tieman,
Executors.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-27
ALBERT EBERLIN.

deceased, that /, Caroline Eberlin,
Administrative Of said Estate, intend
to make final settlement thereof at
the next term of the Probate Court
OF Gasconade County, State of Mis-
souri,, to be held at Hermann, NO.,
on the 9th day Of November. 1911.
Caroline EberIin,
Administrative.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-27

WI tH5 OUUEt IIOuSU IN
Hermann.
Those who fail to pay their tax
es before January /, 1912 are by law
required to pay interest at the rate
OF l per cent per month. After
February fees and costs will be
added.
Please bring last years Tax Re-
ceipt for reference.
Merchants and manufacturers are
requested to renew their licenses.
II. c. straek,
Collector.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-27
NOTICE 70 TAXPAYERS.

Notice is hereby given. that the
undersigned will meet the tax pay
ers of Gasconade County on the fol
lowing dates and places to collect
the taxes for the year 1911 and prior
thereto.
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MARY

deceased, that i, Otto Schaeffer, ADJ
ministrator of said Estate, intend to
make final settlement thereof at the
mex term of the Probate Court of
Gasconade County, State of Missouri,
to be held at Hermann, Mo-, on the
9th day of November, 1911.
Otto Schaeffer,
Administrator.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given to all credi.
tors and others interested in the Es-
Itata re
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given to all credi-
tors and others interested in the Es-
tate of
JULIA A. KLENK,
deceased, that we, VIM. M. Klenk and
Chas. Betzold, Executors Of said Els.
tate, intend to make final settlement
thereof at the next term of the Pro
bate Court of Gasconade County, Mis-
souri,, to be held at Hermann, Mo-,
on the 9th day of November, 1911.
VIM. NJ. klenk,
chas. BetzoId,
Executors.
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ipesen ibrer 9dniduns iebr sefabrlid lit.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given 20 all credi-
tors and others interested in the Es-
tate Of
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EXECUTORS Office

Notice is hereby given, That Let
ers Testamentary upon the Estate
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-09-11
Dogs Of North, Born to Toll,
Have Few Of the Canine Virtues

grazing animals, instead of carni-
vorous. When the whistle of the first
steamboat sounds upon the barely
open reaches of the river the wolf.
like mournful howl of Malamute and
Husky gives its echo along the shore
and they dash into the water for
such scraps as the stewards throw
overheard, swimming around. fight
ing and diving until the last morsel
has been secured.
AS soon as the snow flies again
this indifference as TO the dogs dis
appears and men with chain and rope
may be seen on all hands recovering
the dogs they turned loose to shift
for themselves in the spring. Puppies
OF the same litter vary very much
in their dispositions. and fear Of
man in some is as pronounced as in
a perfectly wild wolf cub. The in
stinCt to steal is not confined to food
they will carry eff clothes and bring
them home, or seCrete metal
articles for which they have them
selves no use. Molly Mute one day
brought home a flatiron and kept
her owner fairly busy returning the
things she stole So long as a driv-
er can speak they retain their fear
of him, but if he becomes uncon-
scious or dies from illness. they will
eat him like pack of wolves The
native dogs. with help, start a load.
but so soon as il is going they will.
if unmatched, trot along apparently
pulling. but really loafing and al
lowing the other dogs from the out
side to do the real work; thus il comes
that Cross-bred or imported dogs are
most largely used. although they are
not quite so able to care for them
selves on bitter nights until they
have learned to remain buried in the
snow. The Malamute has double
coat OF gray hair and under fur which
enables him to defy the cold and
withstand rigOr of 20 degrees below
zero. Dogs of all breeds suffer cx-
tremely from the snowballs that form
between their toes on the trail and
that only some drivers are humane
enough to remove"