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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-20
@iROmri wadit.

Sie 3dbl ser 8eburten inn Stoa-
he @tiioitri tpdbreatb oes WtolNts
Sa,slpor 1914 belief iid Dem slats.
ipeis bes itatiitiiden slnttes bes
Shoates irt1ter II. I. Wc9rhSe gil
foI9e ouf. 6395, Serien 1878 Sohes'
fane eeeeniiberiteben. @on Den
gaela9eborenen tparen 1916 n1urlt-
li6en 30S5 tpciblmen @eiddedfs,
$3.50 ipuren 8eibe iulo 1856 geeer
@s itarben 1861 Mdnner itnb 1912
Srulper, bon ,be,en ole sSorbieen if.
rem g(nt6eiI NIT 300 ltelltear. Ser
geridt bon &onias gitp pernelSet
426 @emtrten ,n6 369 Sobesf1lle
i'm Ssaarlrar, tpdbrerpb ct. 2oitis nrit
1929 mIp. 1854 betbeiIi9t lit.
Gelb1tllorbe ipurben "A begulrgeit,
inGbrcqpo t5 ibren 600 balrdJ Die
&mtS 9lnoerer fmpben. Die Sd,luiito'
i,pdh forberte aus Ser 8eimtulrt.
5dbl Der befaamt eeapor6enen Sdle
al Spfer, s. +. SO welrtger ols
i'm gIeid,m Molpat lebten Sabres.
Die 9battern, Die 5ienllidr itarf olsi'
getreten ittrb, baben bob erfreltlid)er
@eile fei1re Sohesfdle im @efolge
eebabt. slu6 Die 9itlweneilt5iill.
bina, bie 602 Mcni6et bnbillraff.
te, 'tanb nit biefer 3abl gc9er,
bie in Der eGei6en Teriobc Oes gor.
iobres eittbertdteten SoOesf6lle I'M
175 3uriid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-20
8en.

Ser gerfaapf BEL SO. 5. Stitbble-
fieIo mar redt slt beilsdt, uirb Sie
peridGebenerl Saden bpad,ten on
iletmlhope Bneiie.
8. 8. 2aipbtpebr ittuo Sanltlte, 10.
tpie aoun SosfelS, Sr., irpo 5anlilie
ipanm ant lesten Soirntag 5it @alte
BEL glbnm SoSfelb, Sr.
Die llnterboItlrng in Der 8ltr'
dnuo SdaIe NOR iebr 5ablreiG be.
iit6t ilnN f6ntntlihe ainpaaroen
perlebten einen 9elutBreiden @beno.
Conn. areter befiltbet iib allf ein
poar Gage in ser Nabe bon @orri-
ION inpo $ope, oiif 9ehp6 bel Ser.
tpan0ten.
sat Ser @obplmhg bon Serftpairlt
gsiotter botte iih nrn per9nfpgeitett
Sonattog glbat6 cine 5abIneit,e inpo
froBlide @elellmnft beriantntelt. fiir
peId,e 6ie Shnt6ert MIR 5n raid
elt6dApaiI6et.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-20
Nnnttter %
RorriiOu.

8tn. aseters befaruo iid eir,es
Sags Der poriaet @ode sdd1diid
in Berger.
Go. $aunalrert rnd)te arit boriae,
@dtttpod eis,er @eid1ftstefaldj in
gbomois.
Gneo 3oelle reiite aan lesteu Snei>
tog nod ct. 2oitiS, aitf mebnere Go
&c aiun @eaab BON iSnelnben,
Seiie 9aber, bon Meaittrid, be-
filt6et iid aapf eiaihae Gage bier, samtt
9eiimJ ieiuer sSurlilie,
Srutif SdpIlaneper nnod)te fiirSlih
einer slalsflaua mad, Grofe. int Der
lpnatote lnh Gsrelntbe sli behldlen.
S. .. 0rualbt ialS sSamilie ber-
Iebten Dem bergaleellett Sotitbdg ir,
gbornois, bei ibrer Sodter, Srot s.
@edinnmn.
Ssoor 9ieterde tefmtb iid ON
lebteit Sonattos 1T GotSbuut bel Ser
nmubteal iilb Srelllpoen.
Ser Sriibling nmlf, iebt ipobl
rdib beratnnbet, iirben, ,uie Inns
nuitaetbeiIt ipilrDe, etitige WdgebdI.
ie bereits aartoiieln 9epfIaltst ba-
bent.
SRI. @IuSfe, bon Sermnlur ,peat
ieit ,nnbneren Sogen Iier airf 9ehl6
,ino i6t 81 @ait bei SrI. Roiiln Dcb.
nteper.
Geo. grpoat begob iid, mn lettat
! Sonaltng nod Gbmnois ,un oeu Sag
bel ieirren alnge6ori9en 5it pcrleben.
@ia SeterS lift lett nit Dem G'ilp'
! ridtat iciner SdHirebeiperfitatt, IN
GotSoonl, befdiifti8t, irnr allies fiir
ieine &lulben M 9ereitidaft 5ll
iebten.
Die Gml6lalterbaltuno iueldDe fiirs.
lid bel g8m. Gmner Itattiaito, auar
ppn lulierel iluMelr 2eltteat iehr
| 5nblreidJ beIardlt.
| ESQ.,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-20
Gin Wiutcr.Sniten.

Gin bartn6diger, itorenber, riener'
ifJlogenSer StIter bGngt on, erifilt'
tert SEN &5rper, idip6dt Die Sl1tgen
,in6 fiibrt oft ou ernitlidlen sSolsen.
!. Gie crite 9ofis BON Or. &ina's nett
er Gnt6edlurg aetpGbrt 2inoeriIllg'
Senrp 8. Sonoers in GapelroiIb, gt,
mur6e nof 2ungenent3iinSrng NH
Shipitoiltdt bebrobt. ,Gr ifretbt
,9r. aira's reiie gntSefinig 'ollfe
IN ieSer sontilie Qebalten tneroen
Sie lit gefpib Die 5eite aller D'eoiIol'
nen BEL grfGItui,a, Sulten ooeI
2ungenIei6en." @ut BET &iroerbll'
iten. @elb ouriif, tpenn nidt betrie'
6iaen6. Gpeis Doc inco ST.. Mue
sLbotbefen. s. g. Bitdlen 4 20.
gbilooeIpBia ODER ct. 2oitis. Ana.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-20
ct. 2oniier @arftprciic,

Ser @eieelnnorft per6lci6t luc.
ientlidp ilnperGnbcrt, flmt ober feIt
Die 3irhibren iinb lridJt GroB, Die
9SaGfroge bIcibt gerilrg. Die glltell
Grltenuslidten per6ilrbcml anidyeiln'
ellb iehe o,tiiteigeil6e Senoen8, oic
noh ben borlie9eltben Stotiittten ei~
eeltfid) at ertparten pGren. 0ie
fcnmner5iellet @orrdtbe nabntet I'm
5000 @itT6el su ipdbrerh Der am
0ienstog 3n gnbe 9egangencn $50
DIE, tpot0ent cine gl6no6me ertpartct
porbm mar. Die iidtbaren @or'
pibbe iilpo ober irnmer nod) 6 Walblto'
uen &uIbel ipetriger alS bor sSabres'
friit. Ser Breisftntb fir graded"
ipcid,en @inter1pei5en mar am Abens
taa in ct. 2oltis SO -951a Gts. luuS
IN Seem gorf 9s Gts. 81 0214 ppc
aluFbcI, Sie fonrnper3iellen 8or'
rGtbe iarfaifen 5nr 3eit 66,3S4, 900
9ltTbel, gegcpiiber 62,24s,000 8ll'
ihel INN Sieiefbe 3eit oes goriab'
res.
Waaispneiie iiar6 geItiegen, bel git'
Ter gsadInoge inrb npdi,igen 3nfitb'
ran ,@n6eo" auaIit6t pertuitft
iidy gu 6315 Gts. Sod big 691a Gts
(gao. 9 ipeiber) pro 8itbeI. 8ic
ntefItcn 3ufitbren iirpo IN Aualitdt
500. 8 ooer oapiu,ter. gso. 8 brtnngt
6615--67 Gts. pro 8tribel.
Safer ift reidJlid borfanben, ftip'
set dber eile redt quite @bnabnle
gpcife iin6 Teft, uro man be5ablte IS
Cts. fir g1o. A big 401aGts. fir
,5taitoorb", nrb Big 8,t 4t1A GtS.
fir belottoers glltes ipeibes @etreloe
@ortoifeln toutmen in ntdBig GRO
BEN 3uFlt6ren eih intb erfpeiten iid
eiler Gfartitl glrtat Nahfnage. Mear
besdbIte nod 0itaIitdt itrb Sote 7C
80 Cts. bro @lG6el. Ser lebtgc'
nalmttc 8reis fpiirbe meiIt fir Soat'
fartofTeIn be5dblt.
Der @Sarft fir lebeithe S6peint
| lit etnpos nieSriger. Gnd 8robe, @e
inidyt irpb 2itnlitGt ipltroe 81 90 =
$S. so pro gentlter beSabl.
-
--9tbonuirt nni bos &erntaitnel
goIfsbIntt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-20
9tdts linn slcidy. rSd) la6c

gtdts linn slcidJ. nSd) ia6c alc
9(rten Wiebi5ilr ee6rolrft," idbreibt
Serr GottIisb Sort1ptg BON Cigar,
@is., nober bieie ift penidie0ep BON
allelt 0oftors lrno glpotbeferaWeo eoi5i-
net. Sd batte ioldp S6nlersen in
nrialer glrnet lub6 9eiiteil, Dob ib
nidt Mlafen fonluhe. Sd gebroltdyte
bic itarfital Meoi5itelb bod obne
grfole. Dmm begatm td Den @e.
bpaipd bes alpeltfrGirters, unb es
ttnr ipirflid eritalurIid,, lpie fdnleGl
npeille Sd,nter5en MIDI perlieben. SSSd)
bube es iett felt anpallSig Ssabren ab
itnb au gebraldt lur6 babe ltielnals
crlle olrbere 0Seoi5i4r aeilnroen, bic
10 gut it,"
Gs bat id)on piele ilberrofft, tpie
elm 10 miIoe tpirfenbes Seilntittel
iolde iideren 9feIultnte erSielen tatr
0ieie beliebte, alte Me0i5ilr fant
nidt in Ipotbefen geiiulDen iperoen.
Spesial glgenten liefern iie, oSer
npatt folm iie Mreft bonn 2aboroto.
riiun besieben. Mon ibpeibe ont;
Or. Geter Sabrrep & Sons 60, 19
25 60. Sopne glDe., Gbica9o, 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-20
.,9enn ppr sehn sSahren

y@enn bur sebn Sabren bic
@eltntadte iid 6abin geeiipigt bat.
ten, ben @erfebr init Merifo ob5lt-
breden, fobalb Der Sriebe I'M SIR
nern geIt0rt tperbe, urb tpem tie
beim slisbrltd ber 9epollition 6ieTalt
9sIdJfuB aiiseeFiibrt fritterb 10 tpire
Mepifo in led)s @odpen CUR Ger.
rsll1pft geformen. 8iole 9lniidt
d,iberte 6ieier Sage III GlepcIatto
gaomlpm slnaell, 0ipeftor Scr Earis
fer yDaiID Wfnil, i'm eiler 9lniprn1e
BEL ei1pen 3ipedeS'en her SanbelSfatt.
rner. glmsell, ipelher als SrieOenS-
fpelnp6 ole tta6ite ahpartidaft auf
SEN geobel sreiS boben iou, pi&ar~
rietb Ser SSSilterbetttion i'll Merifo
Sir oie Werifmrer ipGre SSl1tcrpen-
tion ipo6ri6einfi1 Don @ortbeiG," :"
ingte Der 9teoncr, oOie Sereitigten
Stuatelt ober tpiirben oapon 0cn
gr6Bten 9aabtbeil babelt. Gor Der
D5erifaniFden Sroge ipiirbe 6arul IL,
les onbere al1riidtreten. 9liitott iif
mutt 0en ipobrbaften @eOiirTniilen oeS
8olfes ait beidy1ftigen, g6ttell ole gros
Ben 3eitantegn mlr Sdlohtenberidte
gu brinselt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-20
: Sm @briItian goiuttp begging

SSm Gbrfitiml goltfrtp begging
ser GoaftaibIer SSartes g. 9rpmtt
Selbfhnor6 bltrd gridGcbert neil er
irrtbiinllid)er 8eiie Elm beidGal-
nGbr,ltes @eipoim @mpIe'eI berfmIf.
te, ipelGes elmer ottSerett Eerion qe-
1orte ols ser in Dem llrtl)eil &C.
rmutteir mas ienie gnttsbiirgelt Der.
nrIobte, ibre ltltteridlriften bon Der
giirgidJnft allriid5iBieben. 9raboipt
iuar 55 Satire oft iupo biiiberldbt
Sonlilie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-20

-9tbonuirt aui oos $erntanner
goIfsblatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-20
sdlredlidlc sslcden bcs Gesema.
Nfnide &llren 6Mrh 81. 9obio1

Rn1d)e Ttrer 0lr0 NJ. Soploll 3
gcselpa Sentiment. 6. g. Galotpell
in gteip Or.eons, 60. idreibt: ,Wseln
9lr5t rietb mir. Or. Sobion's gc0enla
Salbe 81 beriitdeu SD gebralldp
te 6rei Shadtel ocs S..:tment uno
brei Cafes bon Or. Sobion's 9ernia
3ema Seize. Seute babe id mir
genbS einen sSIeden an fleiiter Sor'
Der 1nb i6 fann iogen, oaB id ge'
beiIt bin." @s miro 6asielbe fitr
Sic tbun. Seine 'Iinbern6e, beilcn-
6e, alttiIeptiide @irfiing miro sic
bon alien Sd)ipnr5fopfen, SautoltS'
Idldgen, @caema ;Sleden, H.nlples,
rot9liden bdbIid) ousiebenoen @e.
idhuiiren befreien I'M Sbre Saitt
rein iriro geiiin6 5u 9eitolten. Ser
left @udJ beute nit elmer S6ahtel.
@arantirt. glne Ipotbefen ODER Der
8oft. SOC. 8feiffer Chemical 60,
IJiloSelpbia rn6 ct. Qoiis.--an3
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-20

@efabr ouobefto por ints Itebt iupo
pidt INN Elm ipefelpIoies Sdred.
saIperdt 1T. s@efli6e Poit."
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-07-21

"An egoist is man who never dis
appoints himself. no matter how often
he disappoints Others. Birmin CHAM
Age Herald
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-07-21
B., c. AND A.
MAKES ANSWER.
Says Eastern Shore Co.'S Boats
Were Unreasonably Late.

The Baltimore, Chesapeake and
Atlantic Railway Company filed yes
terday with the Public Service Com
mission it's answer to complaints
that ii had not held its south-bound
trains leaving Claiborne sufficient
~ long to allow the boats OF the
Eastern Shore Steamship and De
velopment Co. to connect.
The latter boats leave Annapolis
early in the morning, carrying pas
sengers who take the Baltimore,
Chesapeake and Atlantic train at
Claiborne for points south on the
Eastern Shore, and when the boats
fail to connect, these passengers, of
course, suffer serious delay.
The answer of the Baltimore,
Chesapeake and Atlantic is that
the boats of the Eastern Shore
Co. have been unreasonably late,
and that had they been waited for
the other scheduled connections at
points south would not have been
made, thereby mountaineering a
great number of people.
!. In support of the contention that
the Eastern Shore Co.'S boats were
unreasonably late, the Baltimore,
Chesapeake and Atlnatic filed a
statement purporting to show de-
lays in arrival ranging from five
minutes to hours mad so minutes.
These delays, it was said, occurred
with great frequency.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-07-21

Engineer Herbert L. Hatton, who
had charge Of the paving which
was done in Cambridge two or
three years ago, Will start force
on Locust street, to put down i'm
proved paving from the Dorchester
National. Bank corner as far out
as the street between the proper
ty of Mr.. John G. Hurley, on the
one side, and that of Mrs. Ella A.
Todd on the other.
The street will be paved with
concrete mad bituminous, "a siX-inch
concrete base being put down after
the street has been graded and a
bituminous finish about three-eights
of an inch in thickness being plac-
ed on this. The idea of the BIZ
luminous finish is to deaden the
sound of traffic on the street and
also to protect the concrete from
wear. The bituminous is made of
tarvia and fine screened stone, and
lasts two or three years, according
to the wear on it.
The paving on Locust street will
about use up the remainder of the
bonds for the paving of High, Pop
lar, Gay, Muse, Market and Race
streets, the Legislature during the
past session having given the mem
bers of the Commission authority.
to do so. The cost of the paving,
including grading, etc, will be
from $1.35 to $1..40 per square
yard.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-07-21
Great Eaters, Great Breakfasts.

Looking over the aged pages OF Nor
ris Berbeck's Journey In America"
which extended through Ohio, we
found this account of a breakfast at
Rushvile June 16. 1917, in Fairfield
county:
"A gentleman, myself and three chill
dren sat down this morning to a re
past consisting of the following ar
ticles: Coffee. rolls, biscuit, dry toast.
waff1es "a soft, hot cake of German ex-
traction covered with butterI, pickerel
sailed ia fish from Lake Huron,, veal
outlets, broiled ham, gooseberry pie,
stewed currants. preserved cranberries.
butter and cheese. For all this for my
self and three children and four gal
Ions of oats and hay for four horses
we were charged Is. Cd. Tor about
$685."
There were great eaters in those
days. and from this record they got
plenty to eat-Ohio State Journal.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-07-21
Riches,

TfTCII6S.
Seek not proud riches. but such as
thou mayest get justly use soberiy,
distribute cheerfully and leave con-
tentedly, yet have no abstract con
tempt of them.-Bacon.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-07-21
START PAVING LOCU3I
sTRttT TOMORROW

Street Will be Paved to The Leh-
man Property Corner Concrete
And Bitun,inous to be The Ma
teIialS Used.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-07-21
mems they carried whi(l

mems they carried. whic ed
one very much of Sairey Camp, WUnld
not have been calculated to possess
this attribute among our own country
men Where these umbrellas came
from is one of the many unknown
facts of the old time republic. They
were big and bulky, as rule Of al
paca. and the catch was generally out
of order but they were always to be
found in the guest room when the
"old man" was at home and always
accompanied him in the spider when
be journeyed into town on Saturday.
They were rarely opened in public.
because if the weather was wet the
Boer stayed at home. An umbrella Is
not considered necessary on horse
back. as a rule. but the Boer carried
it there jrst the same as he did when
driving in his spider and often used 1t
as a whip to urge his steers on.-Out-
filter.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-07-21

TERMS OF SAIE-Cash. Title papers at eX-
pense of purchaser.
A. STENGLE MARINE,
Attorney named in Mortgage
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-07-21
Pomona Grange Meeting.

The third quarterly meeting of
. held at Shiloh camp grounds on
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-07-21
Rapid Voice Culture.

Teaching the voice is difficult
task" said great singer 1T is fine
thing to be good teacher. Some pu-
pills are 80 very stupid.
'You can no more hurry voice than
you can hurry flower, but most pu-
pills want to become star singers in q
month or two.
"A lady said to one of my friends, a
superb teacher:
''I'm going abroad next month. and
! want twenty five lessons in voice cul-
ture before l SAIL
Impossible said the teacher.
why impossible? said the lady. I
could take two lessons day some
days
"'Or, better STILL said my friend
sarcastically. you could take the whole
twenty five lessons all at once. one
after the other. A day would do 1t.
then.
"'Splendid.' cried the ady. Shall We
make it tomorrow Exchan9a-
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-07-21
Records That Should Be Preserved.

Records mat ShouTd Be FTeseTVeu.
In many private homes and In thou
sands of offices are 10 be found public
records of inestimable value that daily
run the risk Of destruction. These
should be preserved to posterity. Loss
would mean humiliation 1t is there
fore the duty of all discerning ones
throughout this broad land to take a
personal interest in their preservation.
They should no longer be left to the
care of officers and Indifferent citi-
zens who are in too many instances ig-
norant of their value and reckless as
to their preservation. - Magazine OF
American History.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-07-21
First Chess Champion.

Persia in 76O. and the word chess is
known to be OF Persian origin, coming
from the word shah" meaning king"
and chess has been considered a game
for kings from time immemoriai The
game found its first home in Spain to-
ward the close of the fifteenth cen
fury, and in 1861 Rny Lopez published
his treatise. which is recognized as the
foundation of all modern chess. His
work was republished in Venice in
1884, and from that date the tia ! ans
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-07-21
Thirst For knowledge.

In a cinematograph theater a little
boy was with his grandmother when
film started with the title Lost In
the Desert"
Grandma" asked the child, what
is a desert?'
Hush murmured the grandmother.
ut is a place where nothing grows"
Oh said the little boy. pointing to
an old man with a bald head. lis that
mans head desertT
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-07-21
s. preslari1... sort OF a living.
An Euoist,

another definition of an
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-07-21
Sanitary Crab Meat.

l am now prepared to serve soft
crabs, and next week will be ready
with fine crab meat. sanitarily han
in a screened place all the time
Mrs. VIM. Price, III Water street
Phone 260.-Adv. 5--21-tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-07-21
TUESDAY,, August ||th, 1914

between the hours of l and three o'clock, P. NJ,
all that piece or parcel of land situated in Cam
bridge Dorchester County. Maryland, and bet
ter described as follows: All that lot of land with
improvements thereon situated on Pine Street
in the town of Cambridge Maryland and boun-
ded on the one side by the lot of Edward Lewis,
on the rear by lot which formerly belonged to
Edward C. Johnson on the North side by the lot
of William A. Fountain and on the front by Pine
Street. Being the same lot that was conveyed
to the said William l. Green by the said Andrew
Lee and wife by deed dated November 10th, 1918,
and recorded among The Land Record Books OF
Dorchester County aforesaid in Liber w. L. r.
No 6, folio $40.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-07-21

The festive calf will sniff the air
And deftly do the castle walk,
And the last mosquito in its lair
Will perish with a dying squawk,
The prancing colt will cast its eye
Upon the sheltering corral,
And the wild goose will go down the Sky
To see the Panama canal
st. Louis Post-Dispatch.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-07-21

Two American comedians COMPLAIN
that they can't make Englishmen
laugh. This ought to do it.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1914-01-23

Lard 14c per lib
10 ID pals s1.40; 5 Id pals 75c, for
one week. ROMAN MEAT MARKET.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1914-01-23

A card was received this week
from H. R. Robedeau requesting
his Pioneer sent to Lorraine, Ohio,
in the future.
Prof. Judges has decided to
give his show Id St. Ignatius and
has bills out announcing this fact
for Saturday evening Jan. 31st.
Stanley Scarce was in Missou-
la from Friday last until Tuesday
on business, and took in the
Little Paisiene" while in the
city.
There has been a steady fall of
snow in this section for three
days and while it has been light
at times the ground is covered
to depth of about two inches.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. M. Brandjord
entertained the Saturday evening
nula and grand club week. All
the members were present and
the midnight lunch was delicious.
Mrs. Alice Clairmont and Coun-
ty Attorney Dan ]. Hebron were
married last Thursday evening in
Missoula. They started at once
for Spokane where they were to
spend the honeymoon.
The Chicago Inter Ocean re-
ports that fat hogs are advancing
rapidly and it is said will bring
top prices before three months.
The price of all kinds of pork has
advanced during the past week,
selling at from $500 to IS. so per
hundred.
Mrs. G. H. Putney left Tuesday
for Long Beach, Calf, where
she VIII Vlslt until April ISL. she
went via Butte and Salt Lake,
there being an excursion for Mon
tana people leaving Butte We'd
nesday. DR.. Putney went as far
as Missoula, where he visited a
couple of days before returning.
The lecture, or reading, by
Prof. Reynolds at the NJ. E..
church, last Friday evening, was
only fairly we'll attended. The
Prof. is engaged in University
extension work and his reading
is a part of the program to &C.
quaint the people with the excel
lency of the home university.
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WAN S,F0R SALE, Etc

Good quality paper for second sheets
or copies, at the Pioneer office.
WANTED-To rent at crop pay
ment, so acres near Roman. Carr &
Peck. 80
Get your envelopes printed with re-
turn card, at the Pioneer Office. Many
different kinds to select from.
WANTED-To buy a Durham bull
and Duroc Jersey boar, both must be
registered. w. G. Hyer, or leave
word at Pioneer office.
Blacksmith Shop for Sale or Rent
Now running, good business, includes
two buildings and tools, Reason, poor
health. A bargain, write, 81
ABE MEILLEUR, Roman, Montana.
l have an 80 acre REIMBURSEMENT for
sale at $500. First class land, near
Roman, all plowed. Appraised at $500
per acre. Biggest snap on the reser-
walton. Write or see VIM. Engle, Ro-
nan, Montana.
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WARNING TO HOG RA|SERS
IN The MISSION VALLEY

1t is reported that considera-
BILE number of hogs have died
around Missoula and some as near
as Ravalli. Hog raisers all over
the reservation should be very
careful about importing hogs for
breeding Or other purposes from
localities afflicted with hog chol-
era or any other disease, as it is
easily brought into a locality.
A government bulletin on the
subject says that by merely en-
tering the pens or enclosure
where hogs have died, persons
have carried the germs which
cause disease and death among
the hogs.
So far the reservation has been
entirely free from disease of all
kinds and it is to be hoped this
condition can be continued. There
is no business a farmer can en-
gage in which is more lucrative
than hog raising when the hogs
can be kept healthy, and a little
precaution at the right time may
avoid serious loss.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Morgan
was in Roman Wednesday, going
from here to Poison on official
business. He says the jury in
the Cook McCray case was still
out when he left Helena.
Mrs. l. NJ. Brandjord is visiting
in Poison this week with Mrs. O.
E. S. Bartlett, who was formerly
Miss Hilda Smith, who taught
school in Roman one school year.
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Report of the Condition of the
Roman State Bank,

at Roman, in the State of Montana, at the close of
business, January l3, 1914.
RESOURCES
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Miss Nellie Sattley of Leon,
made communication proof Mon
day last in Roman, and on Tues
day left for Springfield, Ills. =,
where she has a position as stem
ographer.
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Cows for Sale

A few Hoisten heifers to be fresh in
March. Also some Red Polls and Dur
hams; or will sell my entire herd of
about 100 head. Over 80 are heifers;
about IS will calve this year, and will
rent my ranch Of $40 acres on very
reasonable terms. 8 miles west, 2
miles north of Roman. w. M. Kinney.
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Winter Eggs

Buff Orpington hens lay them. Still
have few fine cockerels for sale al
81. 90 each. Farm l mile north, 81
mile west of Roman. Mrs. G. c.
Eckley. 39tf
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Hogs Wanted

Win buy fat hogs at any time if you
will let us know what you have for sale.
Leave word at Roman State Bank, or
see BRoWER & HoLLINGsW ORTIZ,
37-4O Roman. Montana
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StraVed

A few yearing heifers branded -
on right side. Take and notify. ~
j. D. Larson, Roman. e