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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-12-20
SEA BALDNEss.

AS the new tiger erected himself to
sharpen his claws against the oaken
partition, bald spot six inches in
diameter was visible on his abdomen.
"The voyage caused that there bald
spot" laughed the keeper. "T1gers
on sea voyages always go bald on their
stomachs. Queer, amt it?
ITS due to seasickness. Tigers are
poor sailors. They get very sick aboard
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-12-20
The cIadiators.

Usually gladiators were matched In
pairs. They fought in different ways
blindfolded. in chariots, on horseback,
in full armor and with the lasso. Nets
were used by some, who, after throw
ing one over the head of an antag-
onist. dispatched him with a three
pointed lance or trident.
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Convenient.

Dick-Bill writes that he's living in
a magnificent cottage. Sam-Why, it's
so small that you can stand on the
roof. reach down the chimney and open
the front door.-St. Louis Republic.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-12-20
It pays TO advertise.
LAURIUM BUSINESS DIRECTORY
M. E. o'RRlEN INSURANCE.

Insurance is a good sound business
propos+'C, and a man cannot do bet.
ter in taking a life insurance policy
with the Detroit Life Insurance Co,
First Nat. Bank Bldg, Laurium.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-12-20

In the schools of Austria the children
are taught TO carry several sheets Of
writing paper i'm their pockets at all
times. Then, when a child is thirsty, he
can roll one of the sheets into a cone
and make a perfectly serviceable cup.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-12-20
NATIONAL billiard HALL.

Six regulation billiard and pool Ia
lies that are kept in good condition,
With good lights and courteous atten-
ion. Leading brands cigars and cigar
ties. ACTS for Marlxham's box candies.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-12-20

the world to put out incipient fires,
though. Of course, they are valueless
after the fire has acquired much head
way.-New York American.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-12-20
What Do You Expect of Your Baker

Good baking? Clean shopH Modern
equipment? Courteous salespeople?
This you may at least expect of us If
We are your bakers. Phone us your
special orders. EGGEN & HoYEM.
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Only Technically.

as your child in bed by s every even
ing?"
Technically, yes. We begin argu-
ing about that time."-Washington
Herald.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-12-20
Ridiculous.

Newlywed-what. 500 for a hatf
Why. that's simply ridiculous, my
dear! Mrs. Newlywed-Thats what
thought, Harold. But you said 1t was
all we could afford .-Atlanta Georgian.
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JOHNSON MJh.LlNER.
HecIa street.

A large selection of The seasons lat
ost creation in millinery is being dis
played, along with stunning models
from our own workrooms.
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MAC LEop,s LIVERY STABLE.

First class livery and prompt can
service day or night. Hacks furnished
for funerals and etc. Baggage hauled
TO and from trains. Special attention to
boarders. Malcolm Macleod. Phone 99,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-12-20
NELSON TIE GROCER.

We try to supply our customers ev-
cry wish and want by carrying a fresh
line OF fine groceries Our quality 10
high, cur Isices low. Psone <i1''
sIs. Osceoia 81
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GoURD BROS.
HAlRpREsslNe & sHAMPoolNe.

Bring us your combings. We Will
make them into switches, PIlors for
electrical facial massage, manicuring
and chiropody. Mclaughlin q Kelly
over Faucet G. Guck's Office
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-12-20

The eyes of other people are the eyes
that ruin us.-Franklin.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-12-20

place bald. The hair soon grows in,
though"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-12-20
FAULTS Cash MEAT MannET.

PAULL'S CASH MEAT MHrHET.
Choicest cuts of fresh and salt meats,
Staple and fancy groceries, milk, but
ter and eggs. Special discounts for
cash. First class sausage OF all kinds
Thos. PAUL. Phone 126.
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SKATES e. skis
All
DUPONT GARAGE.
Skates Sharpened.
SPECIAL SALE SATURDAY.

Chicken Ice h., rib roast of beer
12kc h., leg of mutton -fc H., leg OF
lamb 1Gc h.. pork loin my piece 15c Id.
GOURD BROS.
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PENINSULA HEATING & PLH. CO.

Let us figure on a heating plant for
your home. Now is the time to have
II done. All work guaranteed.
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XMAS CIGARS.
THE THISTLE BAKERY.

We make a speciality cf home msat
bread and cakes. Get our breed To-
sandwiches. Phone l41 for the finest
Scotch baking. John Dunlop AT Hsc
In It. LAurfum-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31
MtInnri gurmPn.
8eltene Orlenenbettrn

No. This farm contains 101 acr,
Of high creek bottom land all in
cultivation and all In one field as
good as Mo. River bottom land. No
gravel, wet or Overlooking land,
has produced so bushels of corn per
acre repeatedly. Good new broom
frame house and other ou~t-buildings;
can look over the whole field from
where the House stands; field on
same side of creek where house. is
situated. This fine farm is located
in Cooper Co., Mo-, s miles to Cali
lfornia, Mo. Good roads almost level,
4 miles to two good inland towns
close to school, 4 miles to three chur'
ches, Catholic. English and Metho-
dist. This fine farm can be bought
for SIS per acre. This is a money
maker; a bargain for some one
wanting a good farm.
No. g. 115 acres Of fine river
bluff land. 100 acres Of fine smooth
~cultivating land, as rich as bottom
land; so acres in n field, all slo-
pes to the south, none steep enough
to wash. No better corn and wheat
land any where to be found. Good
new fence around the farm; well
supplied with living water (springs);
joins two county roads; telephone
and r. F. ID. close to house. This
farm is located IN Cooper Co., Mo-,
one mile to small town and railroad
station on the Mo. Pacific r. r. 10
miles to Boonville population 5000.
Good level roads; improvements
fairly good. $50 per acre will buy
this fine farm including u Of SIS
acres of growing wheat, 40 acres al
ready broken for corn. $4,000 in
cash balance on time to suit the
purchaser. Possession given on
short notice. This Is surely a bar
gain.
No. 8. 100 acres of fine Mo.
River bottom land, every foot good
land easy to cultivate (sandy leam)
was all planted to corn last year,
averaged so blu. per acre, this land
is perfectly safe from being cut away
by the river. 600 acres between
this land and the river. Fairly good
house and barn; only y mile from
small town and Rail Road station
on the Mo. Pacific, 10 miles to
Boonville either by rail or overland.
$55 per acre will buy this farm, two
crops win pay for the cost OF the
land. This Is the best bargain Of
fered anywhere. look at 1t and be
convinced.
No, 4. This farm contains 20
acres all in cultivation, fine river
bottom land; good house and barn
and other improvements; perfectly
safe from the river; only q short
distance to two small towns on the
Mo. Pacific r. r., 10 miles to
Boonville. $4250 will buy this farm.
This is a good one, cheap for the
money.
No. 5. -156 acres, 1875 acres in
cultivation all smooth land and as
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31

No. /. LEO acres, 3 miles from
town, 140 in cultivation, is acres
pasture, 4 acres alfalfa, 76 acres
wheat, so fruit trees, dwelling IL
story, cellar, cistern, 2 wells and
out-buildings. Price $500.
No. 2. LEO acres, 8 miles from
town, ITO under pillow, rest pasture;
2-story house, porch, cistern, well
and outhouses. Price $4,000.
No. s. LEO acres, 3h miles from
town, 135 in cultivation, rest pasture
Groom house, cement cellar, cistern,
well and other buildings. Price
$1,000, only small part cash.
No. 4. LEO acres, 4 miles from
town, 115 acres in cultivation, rest
pasture. Broom house, cistern, ce-
ment cekar. outbuildings etc. Price
So, 5 0
No. 5. 80 acres, joining town.
3 wire fence, small dwelling. al.
most every foot can be cultivated.
Price $500. $1,000 cash, balance on
time.
No. 6. -1s0 acres, s miles from
town, 80 acres In cultivation, Groom
and other necessary. buildings.
Price $4,000.
No. Z. $40 acres, S1k miles from
town, 245 acres In cultivation, 100
acres pasture, good buildings, cis-
and cement cellar. Price $4,000.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31

One-half cash, balance ON time.
No. 8. lie acres, 5 miles from
town, 1876 acres in cultivation. so
acres in wheat. Fine 7-room house.
and n Groom house, cistern and
cellar. Price $4,000.
No. 8. leo acres, 311 miles from
town, 80 acres in cultivation, 35 acres
pasture. 2 small dwelling houses,
and other buildings. Price $1,000.
No. 10. 80 acres, 3h miles from
town, 40 acres In cultivation, Groom
house and summer kitchen and
other buildings. Price $4,000.
No. IL. 100 acres, 4 miles from
town, 1875 acres in cultivation. Broom
house, barn and outbuildings, or
chard, well. Price $1,000.
No. IL, -160 acres, 8 miles from
town, 1876 acres in cultivation. Good
buildings, orchard and cellar. Price
$500.
No. 10. 10 acres, joining town.
40 acres hogtight fence. 5-roona
house, large barn and shed, cistern'
and well. Price $500.
No. IA. --160 acres, 3k miles from
town, 100 acres in cultivation, small
dwelling house and other buildings.
Price $4,000.
Smaller tracts, farther from own
from $4,000 to $4,000. Title guaran-
teed.
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good as there Is in the countrv hal
ance In timber and pasture. eood
6-room house and other out-buildines
5000 orcnard; well supplied with
wafer; everything convenient close
70 county road; 5 miles to BoonyilIe
good road. This is one OF the best
farms in Cooper Co. Price $92.50 Der
acre, R cash, balance on time to
suit purchaser. II you want an A.
No. l farm. this will suit o for the
price asked.
NO. . This fine farm contains
100 acres all in cultivation except 10
or IL acres which Is in pasture and
valuable timber, the cultivated land
lies practically in one body. ali
smooth lard just rolling enough 10
drain well; good deep rich soil, as
tine a $50 acres as can be found in
the county. Good 4-room new frame
mouse, large barn as good as new
and various other o~ut-buildings. good
water supply; Joins county road;
scnool house IA mile, churches OF DIFF
terent denominations near. This
farm Is located In Boone Co., Mo-.
ga miles from Rocheport, Mo-. a
Town OF 500 inhabitants located on
the N. K. & T. Railroad. rs miles
west of Nc. Kittrick, Mo. Price
SIS per acre.
No. z This farm contains 23s
acres good river bluff land. sandy
soils $50 acres in cultivation. fairly
smooth land, balance In pasture and
TIMBER; good water supply. I'm
provements common. This farm is
located W miles from Rocheport,
boone Co., Mo-, and joins count
road, near school and church. This
Is a good grain and stock farm. $40
per acre will buy this farm, and nv
good management will be worth $50
per acre In a fewyears. Here d
your chance to get a bargain.
No. 8 This farm contains f72
acres, 100 acres in cultivation, good
river bluff land, sandy loan, most
OF the land is fairly smooth. No I
wheat land. The balance of the land
is IN timber and pasture. The i'm
provements consist Of a good Groom
house, good cellar, ice house. large
Darn, drilled well in barn lot, CTS
tern at the house, never failing sprin
IN pasture, granary and a number
OF other good out-buildings; the
place is well fenced with American
wire fence; everything convenient.
This farm is located IL miles from
R~ocneport, Boone Co., Mo-, on the
NJ. X. & T. Railroad; good road to
Town, close to school and churches.
ms Is an A-No. / stock and grain
farm, and can be bought for Sos Der
acre. This is a bargain for the price
dShG0. 81 ~
A number Of other farms in Coo
per, Howard and Boone county, that
can be bought well worth the none.
Fol further information, stating nam
Der in which interested, write or call
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@aseonaSe Count b yarm,u.

No. L.--162 acres. A fine farm
g miles from Hermann, 70 acres
good creek bottom best soil, rest
pasture and timber Land. Well Inn
proved $4,000.
No. ALAS acres, Z miles from
Hermann. 100 acres in cultivation,
deep wells, good Improvements.
Price $500.
No. 300 acres. A fine and good
improved farm; z miles from Her
mann, plenty water. fine barn and
good dwelling house. 100 acres in
cultivation, creek bottom. $4,000.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31
EXPENDITURES

EXPENDITURES.
By the County from the various funds
during the fiscal year, have been
as follows:
Roads and Highways.
George Sohns, cement ....., $3.50
Geo. Epple, r. o. Dist. No. 3
salary 49,. 1890. .,.l09.OO
VIM. Koch, r. o. Dist. No. 81
part pay ...... ...... =. 1880
Albert Vohs, damages Koenigs-
mark road $3.50. ....... 1000
H. Kramme. damages Koenigs-
mark road ...... ....... $500
A. Z. Maupin, fees ...... ). $50
G. H. Ritterbucsh, Com. to as
sess damages ,.,,.. 49,. 200
August Kuhne, com. to assess
damages $500. .,.,.. >. ZOO
Henry Pletz. com. to assess
damages1 III. ..n..s... 200
d. T. Williams, swearing Com
miSSioners ...... ........ rs
J. G. Order, right of way Noel
Ter road $50. ...... ;. 1000
j. G. Danuser, expenses High
way Engineer ...... -. 1000
Constantine Schulz, work on
road ...... -. $3.50. 1.2o
A. F. Brinkmann, grading and
crawling Brinkmann road 1O4.SO
Koch Bros, tools for Dist. % $500
John A. Miller, r. o. Dist. Is
salary ...... 49,. ~. 1929
Christ Kotthoff, r. o. Dist. 4
part pay ...... .s........ $500
Geo. oyczaschckey, R. O. Dist. 6
part pay ...... ...... $500
Gaa nxHnRnnahzlxa Taha- tNZat
pairs Of Richland bridge CATS
j. c. Danuser. quarterly salary 10000
J. G. Danuser, expenses High
way Engineer ............ 6.35
Theo. Graf, freight on a
uhng ......... 1855, 2O.6l
J. E, Bryan, freight on car
Thing $500. ...-... PAPA
Blackmer Post Pipe Co., 2 cars
thing ..,... $500. .270.16
J. G. Danuser. quarterly salary 1900 0
Henry Mestemacher, r. o.
Dist. 10 part pay ~. 1000
Henry Mestemacher, bridge
lumber 1890. ...... ~. 1928
D. ]. Lemons, building
bridge $500. ............ 76.45
stubb Bros. Bridge & Iron Co.,
bridge in Dist. 10 ........ 5000
John Vollertsen Jr., r, o. Dist.
2, part pay !..... ........ $500
Geo. Oyzcaschckey, r. o. Dist.
6, part pay ...... $3.50. 1000
b. +. Jones, r. o. Dist. IS,
part pay ...... .......... $500
j. G. Danuser, expenses H. e. 1920
j. ID. Essmann, damages acct.
Lahmeyer private road ..350.00
r. H. Chapman, r. o. Dist. 25
part pay 800. .......... 5000
John Vollertsen Jr., r. o. Dist.
2. part pay ...... -. $500
VIM. Koch, repairing culvert
on Mt. Sterling road ..... 46.10
Hermann Ferry & Packet Co.,
ferrying rock crusher -. 1000
@. Al. Matth ews, posts for
bridge 1880. ..... $500. 800
Heidbrink & Miller, road gra-
der Dist. 10 ...... $500. 5000
b. +. Jones, culvert In Spring
field road ...... ........ 52.35
Geo. Sohns, cement for culvert
Mt. Sterling road ........ 1850
Klenk Lumber Co, cement for
j. i. Cunio, r. o. Dist. "a part
pay ...... ...... ........ $500
~cuivert Mt. Sterling road 1896
Geo. Oyzcaschckey, r. O. Dist,
g, part pay ...... ...... 5000
Hy. Mestemacher, overseeing
bridge bldg. Tea Rosebud
road ...... ...... $1,000. 1875
ii. Mestemacher, pay OF hands 100.37
#. w. Siekendick, right-of-way
Hollmann road $1,000. go. 1000
y. F. Jones, r. o. Dist. %
part pay ...... .......... $500
Herman S~uelthaus, right-of-way 1000
VIM. Koch, r. o. Dist. ~ part
pay 1880. ...... ........ 1000.
j. "A. SeweIl. K. O. Dist. %
part pay .,.... ........ 5000
u. "A. Sewelesa r. o. Dist. %
salary .,... ..,s.. -. 1850
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31

Nc. 4.--164 acres, 4 miles from
Hermann; a good improved farm, rs
acres creek bottom. rest In good
pasture and timber; a fine dweling
house and large barn, plenty OF good
water. good soil $4,000.
No. 5.--18o acres, az miles from
Hermann; 100 acres In cultiyatLon.
good dwelling house and barn, ali
improved; good soil. $500.
We also have a number OF town
lots Tor sale.
Tide guaranteed.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31

himself ..... ... 1900
Pope & ENGAGE, coffin for
James King ..,... ........ 800
G. Krockenberg, aid for himself 1900
Friedrich BOIL, aid for TIE J.
hermann ....,. $500. :. 5000
F. w. Koenig, coffin for F.
Aytes ...... ... ...... 900
John Reiff, board for desu-
tude sick man 1890. $3.50. $50
G. Krockenberger, aid himself 1900
Friedrich Boil, aid for It. Eli
hermann $780,. ...... =. 5000
Friedrich BOIL, aid for T. III
hermann 1850. ...... 5000
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u,s4 aa.o m
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SanD! &ahD!
Sd7one Sormen
Bette Offerte in farm rdndersien.5
6armen III 5ilmlallu So. 0flabolla
Sarnlen iii 5iImalln So. Sflabonla

na6e 5reberff, cine Sa6t BON 5000 giuiuubnera. Die Staot bat Die
%i9onften airden unb 9fnfen, gaiermerfc, eettriibes 9ibt um.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31
kESSLER & NEUMANN
HERMANN, MO.

Possession of all Of these farms cm be had this spring il sold before Fh
goth, 1911. So Detofe p.
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j. A. sewell, opening sorrell
road $3.50. t,.tt, 800. 24.20
Hy, Mestemacher, cement for
Tea Rosebud bridge -. 1892
j, G.. Danuser. expenses as
Highway Engineer .......112.3 So
Owensville Hdw. st ore, tools
and powder -. ........ 1880
j. G. Danuser, matchmaking
part of Iron road .a.... .1031.6 GA
Koch Bros, tools and repairs 1880
b. F. Jones, moving and
operating rock crusher $3.50
T. B. Matthews, lumber for
Tea bridge ...... ....... .255. S2
Fred. Vollertsen, genl. appr.
DlSt. ..t. .,... -. 1900
John vollertsen Jr., genl, Apr.
l. DIST z $500. t.,.. -. $500
Louis ochsner, genl. Apr.
Dist. 1850. .t.s.. -. 1900
Christ Kotthoff, genLsappr.
Dist. $1,000. ...... ~. 5000
VIM. Epple, genl. apr. Dist. s. 5000
Geo. Oyzceschckey, genl. apr.
Dist. 6. $3.50. ...3...... 1900
Herman Kruger, genl. appr.
Dist. z. 1850. ....., III. 1000
Chas. Wehking, genl. appr.
Dist. s ...... ...... -. 5000
Andrew Fluetsch, genl. apr.
Dist. 8 ...... .,.... -. 5000
Christ. Traub, genl. appr.
DlStt- 10 .,.,.. ...... .,.. 1000
Simon Tappmeyer, genl. Apr.
Dist. IL ...... .... 100. 90
Andrew Bosch, genl. Apr.
rttn VfQf 10 r s.L-f.#h 5sM An m
VIM. Schultz, genl. Apr.
DlSt. IL ...... ...... .... $500
Gustav Rueter, gent. Apr.
Dist. IA .-.... ....., 49,. 5000
Chas: Dtekmann, genl. Apr.
Dist. 15 ....., ..,....,.. $500
W. Luetkenhoelter, genl. apr
Dist. is ...... 1880 100. 90
H. Schuenemeyer, genl. appr.
Dist, IL ...... ...... ...,125. 90
Henry Biere, geni. apr. Dist.is 1880
Hy. Mestemacher, genl. appr.
Fly. Mestemacher. gem. Apr.
Dist. 10 ...... ......... $500
G. A. stockton, genl. Apr.
Dist. 20 ...... ........ $4,000
H. G. Gleize, genl. Apr.
Dist. 81 ...... ........1 40. 90
G. e. Stone, genl. Apr.
Dist. % ...... Ga. 90
D. ]. Lemons, genl. Apr.
Dist. 23 80. .... &C. 90
J. L. Cunio, genl. Apr. Dist. "a 5000
R. II. Chapman, genl. appr.
Dist. rs ...... go 0o
August Wacker, genl. Apr.
DSt. 70 ,.:... ......,...1 1880
VIM. Koch, genl. Apr. Dist. 81 1890
B. +. Jones, genl. Apr. Dist. % 10000
Il. Schuenemeyer, Apr. on
Subs. Dist. IL $500, ~. 1880
VIM. Luetkenhoelter, Apr. on
Subs. Dist. 16 ...... ~. $500
Chas. Dieckman, Apr. on
Subs. Dist. 15. ..,... .... 1900
Hy. Mestemacher, Apr. on
Subs. Dist. 10 49,. -. S1.50
d. J. Lemons, apr. on Subs.
Dist. 20 ...... 49,. ~. 1920
R. H. Chapman, Apr. on
Subs. Dist. 25 49,. ~. %. 90
3. +. Jones, apr. on Subs.
Dist. rs ...... .......... 1880.
u. J Lemons, acct over
work Dist % ...... ...... $3.50
d. }. Lemons acct. salary
Dist. 20 ...... ...... 1856. 90
II. G. Gleize, salary, Dist. ri l91. so
9. p. Stone, overwork Dist. 20 81 go
C.E. Stone, salary Dist. 22.. 1900
HI. KRUGER, salary, Dist. q =. $500
G. A. Stockton, opening Koe-
nigsmark road $500. ~. 33.35
2. A.. Stockton, salary Dist. 20. 205. 90
]. l. Cunio, overwork Dist, "a so
]. i. Cunio, salary Dist. "a ..1OS. 90
3. +. Jones, oyerwork Dist. % 66.45
B. +. Jones, salary Dist. 20 6. $500
Hy. Biere,, overwork Dist. 18. 80 3
Hy. Biere, salary Dist. 18 ....152.0 90
Gus. Reuter-. overwork Dist. IA 1895
Gus. Reuter-, salary Dist. IL ..125.0
Hy. Mestemacher, overwork
Dist. 10 ...... ...... .... 1900
Hy. Mestemacher, salary Dist.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31

Tue Receipts into the various funds of the County have been during
the last Fiscal year a follows, towit:
GENERAL COUNTY REVENUE FUND.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31
Detailed Financial Statement
OF THE
COUNTY OF GAScoNADE
For the Fiscal year ending March list. 1911.

For the Fiscal year ending March list, 1911.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31

NO.. ]. LEO acres, 8 miles from one.haf cash, balance on time
140 in cultivation, Is acres No. s -16 acres, 8 miles from
4 acres alfalfa, 76 acres town. 1876 acres in cultivation 60
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-14

write-or tell that man, II he has returned
that I knew myself to be the victim of
the education which encourages a girl to
have more regard for the appearances than
for the realities. Ia explain how, by the
very thoroughness of their neglect, the
schools impress girls with an idea that the
deep and solemn and natural life facts are
somehow things to be ashamed of or SHE'D
at. And let him know that kind of false
modesty is cultivated in you by the mother
who ought to teach you to view yourself
and your meaning in life with broad and
splendid frankness. Tell him a girl is
taught to be everything else--but a
woman.
am just being "fair''--dont you dare
accuse me of being kind when ] say
that 1 think you are a pretty good speci-
men of what our sex should be. You see
your own mistake, and want to make good
II the man is what your letter indicates
he will love you more tsnderly for open
acknowledgement OF your narrowness And
he will be only too glad to give you a
boost back on the pedestal from which
you. half ignorantly, tumbled. Just re-
member that the man who loves is as anx-
ious to keep the girl on a pedestal as she
is to be there. More so, sometimesl
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Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-14
Lorettas Looking CLASSIFIED Up to Victim

the love that would come-deeper and truer
even than the love now felt-when she
should be the soul OF his home and the
mother of his children. And that's what
did the mischief. He might have dreamed
of time when the girl should be the orna-
ment of his parlor, or the abuser of his
kitchen range, or the dispenser of his
wherewithal. anything everything-but TO
dream of the best and most beautiful and
useful Of all the things she could be, gave
her a shock
What If the letter had gone
astray?" the girl thought.
And she wrote him never to say such
things, that it was the surest way to make
them tired of each other!
This girl you tell about so feelingly-al-
most as If you were she-now walls be-
cause the man was deeply hurt at her in
depreciation of his words. He thought he
was paying her the highest tribute. She
knows it now And she berates herself
for her "damnable serving at the feet of
conventions" That is nearly as vigorous
language as l like to use IN attacking
wrongs NJ
And you-she, ! mean-want to be helped
| back onto the pedestal where the man had
her when he wrote that letter.
Do you know what I should do? would