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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-04-03
Sumner

Mrs. Frank Kirby, who has been
poorly, is on the gain.
Mr.. Tom Marsden lost valuable
horse Sunday evening.
The Ladies Aid will meet in Sumner
church Wednesday.
Claud Kirby spent the first of the
week visiting friends at Edgerton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Punzel and family are
the happy owners of Page-Detroit.
Albert Plue arrived here Thursday
night after a short visit with relatives
in Minnesota.
Mrs. Ole Johnson and son Albert
called on Mrs H. Bickle Monday after
noon, also Mrs. Mae Jenkins and daugh-
ter Mable.
Miss Clara Hove and Mr.. Clarence
Krovick attended the wedding ami
versary at Alfred Humps last Tuesday
evening.
A birthday surprise party was given
in honor of Mrs. Nora Calder Saturday
evening and a good time is reported by
all who attended.
Mrs. H. Bickle and Mrs. l.. A. Gran
zow and son Werner visited Miss Phyl-
lis Marsden at the Mercy hospital in
GAINESVILLE last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bickle entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. August Loga and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Granzow and
family at l o'clock dinner.
The neighbors and friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Christ Christensen gathered
at their home Tuesday evening to re-
mind them of their 35th wedding ami
versary.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-04-03
Did as She Asked Him.

A teacher in a tenement district bur.
ried from the school to find the mother
of a pupil who had been taken i'll.
Can you show me where Mrs. An
gelo Scandale iives?" she inquired Of a
cherub transplanted from the sunny
south to dark, sunless alley.
Eyes. teach, show you" and a will
ing, sticky hand dragged her on with
such speed as to make her stumble
over al italian dame seated on the
threshold After the teachers breath
less fight toward the clouds the little
hand stopped tugging.
There where Mees Scandale live,'
indicated the horizontal arm and fin
ger, "but she downstair sitting on the
step" finished the smiling lips.-New
York Globe
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-04-03
Porter

Mr.. White of Fulton was papering at
E. Nalan's Wednesday.
Walter Becker, who has been work
ing in tobacco in Edgerton, has return
ed home.
Mr.. H. Hoakenson and family enteI-
tanned number of friends at dinner on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Young rejoice
over the arrival of another daughter,
born March %. All doing fine.
Mrs. Nate Dicks and little daughter
Ethel of Richland Center and mother,
Mrs. A. B. Fessenden, spent Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Frank Boss.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-04-03
CORRESPONDENCE
Albion

AIDIO0
w. A. Mccarthy purchased an Oak
land automobile last week.
The Home Benefit society met with
Mrs. c.. C.. Atwood Tuesday.
Miss Coon of Milton visited at c. M.
Sheldon's few days last week.
DR.. and Mrs. w. w. Coon spent Sun
dav with H. c.. Stewart and family.
Mr.. Thomas Higgins is moving into
Mr.. Luke Crandall's tenant house.
The state and county superintendent
visited the graded school here last Fri
day.
M. A. Head and family of Madison
are spending their Easter vacation here
and are visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Hazel Stewart, who has been
attending high school at Milton juno
ton, expects to continue her school
work at Albion academy after vacation.
The pupils and teachers Of the graded
school gave a social and spell-doWn for
the people of this community last
Thursday night Mrs. c. S. Sayre
stood up the longest in the spelling
match.
There were 1877 voters in attendance
upon the Albion town caucus Monday
and Dolph Babcock was placed in nom
ination, with Amos Bunting and H. C..
Anderson as side supervisors. For
clerk, James Noble; treasurer, Albert
Lilley; assessor, H. E. Simonson. 1t
is understood that friends of D. P. De-
vine will secure his name on the ticket
by petition as he was defeated for re-
nomination by only seven votes.
Miss Culver of Milton college is
spending Easter vacation at c. S.
Sayre's.
Mr.. Willis Stillman has gone to Mil
ton to work in factory the coming
summer.
Mr.. James Sherman of Beloit is Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. j. E. White,
and family.
The old soldiers met with Mr.. Nathan
Reynolds Wednesday to celebrate his
birthday.
The Willing Workers society met on
Wednesday for an all day session with
Mrs. F. A. Lawton.
Mr.. V. E. ABBY returned home We'd
nesday after a weeks visit with rela-
tives in Woodstock and Rockford, Ill.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-04-03
Congregational Church Notices.

Divine worship on Sunday morning
at 1890 Subject for sermon, "The
Dismissed Christ. "-Math. 1874. Sub
ject for children's address, 1.-THE Dom
mo-"
Sunday school meets at noon.
In the evening at 7:3O union service
will be held at the M. E. church. Ad-
dresses by both pastors on the Edger-
ton saloon issue.
You will be welcome.
PHILIP E. GREGORY, Pastor.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-04-03
Breed and Feed the Horses.

Show me well bred horse and a
poorly fed one and | will show you a
poor horse. Show me poorly bred
one and we'll fed one and I will
show you fair horse. Show me a
we'll bred one and a we'll fed one and
Wallace's Farmer
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-04-03
Simple Pleasures.

To become again more joyous, more
childlike. more naive than we are. to
look into the world with clear eyes and
to consign to the devil the problemat-
ical chimeras behind which only too
often hides the unclean turmoil of the
market place. chimeras which have
made US unhappy. slavish and uncer-
tain-that would do us all good.-Bos-
ton Transcript
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-04-03

This store is ready as never before
to supply your every need in ready-to-
wear for the coming season. Assert
ments are broader and better. STYLES
have been more carefully chosen in
obedience to fashions mandates. Quail
tiles have been critically selected for
their dependability. = I. P. Buri.s,
GAINESVILLE.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-04-03
Keen the Bell Rinninn.

A bell in a temple of north China
has been kept ringing for a century.
A tax is levied in the district for pay
ing relays of ringers to work inces
sanity day and night.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-04-03
When SIS Is $3.50.

Five dollar gold pieces of 1884. with
e PluribuS Unum on reverse side. are
quoted ut $50 in the lists of coin col
iectors, provided they are in good con-
dition.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-04-03
Area of the Oceans.

The oceans. including the inland seas
connected with them. cover about 144,.
500.000 square miles. or 1890 per cent
of the total surface of the earth.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-04-03
Mental Training.

An educated man is Il man who can
do what he ought to do when he ought
to do it whether he wants to do it or
not.-Nicholas Murray Butler.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-04-03
Woodpeckers,

Each woOdpecker in the United
States is worth 500 in cash when the
value is estimated on the value of the
good that this bird does to trees.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-04-03

1t is not by attending to our friends
in our way, but in theirs, that we can
really avail acknowledgement Fuller.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-08
CURED WITHOUT H naIIrr
- FISTULA-FISSURE
PAY WHEN CURED NIv =

lHausam, Emanuel. laborer, vigus. No.
lIseman, John. merchant, Pennington, Mo.
johnson. Swan, farmer, Puxico,. Mo.
jacob, F. J., merchant. Martinsburg. Mo.
Jack. Fred, hotel proprietor. Valley Park.
Il MO.
Kelly, Jno.. Mil and Main SITS. Spring
Kreienkamp. Louis, st. Clair. Mo.
Karsten. VIM, Alma, Mo.
Kerth, Geo. Kirkwood, Mo-.
lKappel, August. Jennings, Mo.
Komary A. c., Doniphan, Mo-. Loci Box.
LLia tss, l. Y Y. r. Rev H9 9SDSoO M NO
La Rose, Levi. Elvins, Nc.
ILeith. J. R., butcher, Maplewood, Mo.
Lehman. Frank, farmer, Usage Bend. Mo.
logan, Oliver. farmer, PuXfco, Mo.
Landau. saml, coal business, 3G23 Com
monwealth av, Maplewood, Mo.
Moore, JOS, Ste. Genevieve. Mo. .
Mahoney. j. NJ, Ste. Genevieve. Mo.
Morton, Jas. F.. 522 jefferson av.. ST.
Muenks, p. Jacob. 'vigus. Mo.
Moore, jas. R., Chaonia; Mo-:
Morrill,. }. w. Pacific, Mo.
Meyer. Ed L., lei Main St. St Charles.
Mo.
Moran. Dave. Bonnie TeIre. Mo.
McLoon. Nelson E. Glenco, Mo.
Matthews, Chas. D., Jr, banker. Sikeston.
Mo.
Mcguire. VIM. farmer) c~attawissa, Mo-
mcknight, J.. D.. farmer. Frankenstein.
10.
Martin, A. J.. Balesville. Mo.
Mosley, L.. w, r. r. engineer, Cape Cir
ardeau, Mo.
lott, l.. c.. Berger. Mo.
Power. Floyd, Bergman, Mo.
Pryor, w. E., New Haven, Mo.
IPikey. Sam, stockman. Conran, Mo.
HAHA 1900 ~ Il
Parker. ]. w. farmer, Marquard. Madi-
son Co, Mo.
~Reinhardt, Geo. Jennings Sta, st. Louis.
Robertson. W. p, Deering. Mo.
Schmidt, 4. A.. 7428A Hazel av.. Maple
lselgler, Tneo., st. Charles, Mo.
Isapp, VIM. 1901 Madison ST. Hannibal.
stoItze, VIM, 511 S. eth st. st. Charles.
Ishotweli, J. D. st. Clair, Mo.
Sims, A. j., Maiden, Mo.
Iscobey, c. G., farmer, Mcguire. Mo.
shields. Thos. ~dairylnan, Eureka, Mo.
Taylor, J. l.. Kinlock, Mo.
lTomek, Jos Hawk Point, Mo;
lTugel, ]. M. farmer. R. R. No. 1,Berger.
Nc.
Termenstein. R.. M, miller. Benton. Mo.
IWnderriner, Fl T. Fredegicktown; Mo.
'isSH .hih' 1thhS VIII Ap'
lverdot, Alex, Bonnots Mil, Mo.
Wright. Fred ", Competition, Mo.
IWolters, VIM. r., I'LL jefferson ave.. St.
Charles, Mo.
Webb, W. J., Parma, Mo.
Wilson. Mercer D., Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Wood, p. A., Bergman, Mo.
Wright, Lucas, Kirkwood, Mo.
lWerel, Fl. F., Wentzville, Mo.
Walker. F. A., dairyman, Pevely, Mo.
Wagner, Conard. jefferson City, Mo.
Weber, A.. A., farmer, Valley Park. Mo.
White, A. D., farmer, Cedar City, Mo.
lWhitson. A. H.. postal clerk. Kirkwood,
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Edw. G. Speaker. 2oi2 Linton ay.
Co., Ills Pine st.
lchas. H. Nelson. prop. Universal Lunch
room. 80 Olive st.
w Hd Z: H Fer sds r rseas, ST. LOUIS Trun
Geo. Tichacek. 1916 S, Grand av., painter
Paul Brown, 10 Washington terrace. brok
P. S. GratiOt, s1s5 Victoria av.. real es
Ia: N. T~ruesdale. 1862 Stewart pi:
WIN. Kranke, Sis Pine St, jewelry.
lRobt. w. Alt, 2l24 Victor St, care Al
Co., Ills Pine St
Louis c. Beck. 5s12 Michigan av.. posta
lLouis F. Flotron. 2s15 N. Eleventh st.
police turnkey.
&c. j. Nahlik. Nahlik & Bremser Tailoring
IG. E. Thompson. 1852 Accomac St, book
keeper Dressed Beef and Provision Co.
". A. Steward, 7134 Waterman av., pri
vate secretary Waters Pierce OIL Co.
IP. J. Parker, 1929 S. Fourteenth ST.. Boar
OF Public improvements.
lJos. W. Located, 1904 Wisconsin, cit,
salesman, Anheuser-Busch Brewery.
Is. Mitchell. Pres. Mitchell Fire Clay Co.
5625 Manchester ay.
lotto Zelle, 3445A, Oregon av.
lGeo. p. Doris, 1904 Fountain av.
If. W. Langenberg, 1929 Hammett pl.
commission merchant.
Missouri Names.
alexander, Scott, Charleston. Mo.
IAbernathy, c. c., Ste. Genevieye, Mo.
Akers. Robert, student. Belgrade, Mo.
burgess, Walter, r. X. No. Z, Warrenton
Mo.
lBohne, r. c.. Hilsboro, Mo.
lBess, Albert W., Italia, Mo,
Barham. Lee, Bloomfield, Mo:
B9dlong, 4; T. 6o4 Mt, Vernon st.
Beers, j O.; Flat ato Rivsr; Mo.
brown, Frank, Doe Run. Mo.
IB~ezzenberger, F., st. Charles, Mo.
IBartles. VIM, farmer, R. r. 2. Clayton
bacon, W. A., farmer, Leora, Mo.
Beers, j. O., miner, Flat River. Mo.
bland, C. c., judge, Rolla,. Mo.
lBledsoe. w. b., livery stable n stock
man, Maiden, Mo.
Cooper. j. r; bloomfield, Mo;
Dunn, w. L., Marble Hill, Mo.
lDroste, F. A, farmer, r. 2, Gerald, Mo-.
Davis, G.. s.. stockman. Fayette, Mo.
Emmons. B; L. St; Charles, Mo.
IEllis, S. H.. farmer. st. Marys, Mo.
r. F. b. No. "a, Mo.
lElkins, B. c., farmer. Montgomery City
Faust. Jas, Hayti, Mo.
b'alkenberg, l.. 6ool Eitman av.. Cliftor
Heights. Mo.
Fila. Peter, laborer, Washington, Mo.
FLEMING, w. E., farmer, Eudy, Mo.
IFrankenberg, Julius, mechanical engineer
and chief draughtsman United IroI
Works, Springfield, Mo.
Ford. Leonard, guard, Jefferson City, Mo
Funk, John j., farmer, Nye, Mo-.
lGerdeman, A. W., High Hill, Mo.
lGerling, H. j., 1922 Madison av.. st
Charles. Mo.
Gilbert. Jno. s.. r. F. D. No. 4. Box 1913
Webster Groves, Mo.
lGerdeman. r. D., farmer, Warrenton, Mo
lGillispie, John A., farmer. PuXico, Mo.
IGrothe, VIM, st. Charles, Nc.
IGerber. J. F., farmer, Versailles, Mo.
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CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
MAY TERM, 1914.
list day, May 18th 1914.

/. j. II. jackson, vs. VIM.
Springett, Attachment.
2. State of Missouri VS.. Mat
Farris, Parole.
8. State of Missouri, VS.. Louis
Anderson, Parole.
4. Jacob Strahsner, VS.. Tonka
wa Construction Co. ct. al. Dam
ages. q,
5. Virginia G. Farris, ct. al. VS.
Robert Fritsch, Title in land.
6. Virginia G. Farris, ct. al. vs
John Gawer. Title in land.
8. Virginia G. Farris ct. al. VS..
Charles linn. Title in land.
8. Virginia G. Farris ct. al. vs..
Joseph B. Lager. Title in land.
10. Virginia G.. Farris ct. al.
Va. W. S. Richardson. Tile in
land.
IL. Hermann Koepke, VS.. Gus.
tav A. Borlisch, Ejectment.
IL. Fred Pasch, VS.. Gustav A
Borlisch, Ejectment.
IS. State Of Missouri vs.. VIM
Schermann, disturbing the peace
IA Narsisey Smith, VS.. VIM
Stubblefield, ct. al. Note.
End day, May 18th 1914.
Is. Ella Tappmeyer, ct al. VS.
Hermann Koch ct. al. Partition.
16. State of Missouri, vs. Geo
Berger. Larceny.
IL. State of Missouri, VS.. I'll
p. Huxoll, practicing medicine
without license.
is. State of Missouri, VS.. FL
P. Huxoll, practicing medicint
without license.
10. State Of Missouri VS.. FL
p. Huxoll, p~racticing medicine
without license.
20. State of Missouri, VS.. Ell,
p. Huxoll, p%racticing medicine
without license.
q. State of Missouri, VS.. Fl.
p. Huxoll, practicing medicine
without license.
Bird day, May Is 1914
%. State of Missouri, vs.. VIM.
Sellenschueter, parcticing with.
out license
49,. State of Missouri, VS.. DR..
Fred. AufderHeide, disturbing
the peace.
"a. State Of Missouri, vs..
Henry Todd, Rape.
IS. State Of Missouri, vs.. Aug
Rosin, Arson.
rs. Gustav Gibson VS.. VIM. B.
Gibson, Divorce
81. Susan Stanton, VS. Joseph
4. Stanton, Divorce.
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(SEAL)
NOTICE OF SHE RIFFS SALE.

Byvirtue and authority of a Tans-
cript Execution, issued from the Of
flee Of the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court of Gasconade County, Mo. re-
turnable to the May Term 1914 OF
said Court, and to me directed, in ia
vor of Henrietta Drusch, Plaintiff,
and against Charles l.. Gawer de-
PENDANT; / have levied upon and
seized all the right, title, interest,
claim, estate and property Of the
above named defendant Charles L.
Gawer, Of, In and to the following
described real estate, situate In the
County Of Gasconade, and State of
Missouri, and described as follows,
to-wit:
All Of the South-half Of Section No.
81 Township No. Al Range No. 6,
West.
And 1 will on Wednesday the 18th
day Of May 1914, between the hours
of nine O'Clock in the forenoon and
five o'clock in the afternoon, Of that
day, at the south front door Of the
Court House In the City Of Hermann,
in the County OF Gasconade, State
Of Missouri, sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder, for cash, all the
right, title, interest, claim, estate
and property OF the above named de-
PENDANT Charles L. Gawer, of, In and
to the above described property, to
satisfy said execution and costs.
AUG. L. Schnitger,
Sheriff Of the County of Gasconade.
E'ermann. Mo-, April 4th 1914.
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Gillette Der a6nigin up1 Suaanb.

ROnigin Mtlbelmrne BON t6plIunb
ltebt betanntli9 bic u~nge5fpungene
GeielIigtsi., i'm &rsiIe ibrer Nn9e.
bDri9en 1T lie bic 2iebtnspiirbigfeit
in perion, unb tie liebt es iebr,
ipenn man iia in ibrer @egenlpart
unge5tpunsen gibt, pbne a,t9 nur
i'm entfernteiten aus Dem Rabmen au
fallen. Neuli6 tpurbe i6r mitgeteilt,
baB cine Der iiingsrsn Sofbomen iid)
beflagt babe, ite ptiie niemdls, lpie
tie in Der @efellIdoft Der &Dnigin
Itch benebmen IoIle, sunal an iebem
!Sofe cine beitimmte Gtifette beifebe,
nur am boIldnbii9en niGt.
Qls Wil6elmintie bies erfubr, lieB
ite Der &ldserin elm fleinss 8iidletn
iiberrei9en. Sorin ftanben folasnbe
Wprte: rGtifettenregeIn Der &ailerin
&atherina bon RllbIonb. Seize bid
rieber, mo es Dir gefdltt, uitb ipnnr
es Dir gefdIlt, p6ne bunbertmnI
bdrum gebeten gu tpsrber. Qaiie an
Der Sir Suriif Sut unb ManteI,
besglei4en GnmnBuns ltnb StpI5.
Sober foll IuTtig iein, obne ldrmeno
gu fperben, henn MIR bnrnn, nab
elmer fi6 in Iuitiser @eIelligteit niGt
geben Taft, ertennt man ben pabr=
6oft @ebilbeten. Riemanb 6nrf Ell
tpos 3erbrehen ober beIhGbiden, benn
oamit berlebt man bos bousfrduIiHe
@efiibl. Seiner bnrf gu biel pber All
laut 'preGen, oomit er nidt bas 06r
hes onbern beIeioige, ober aud ioll
teiner fliiitern, bomit er ni6t Dos
2ouf6bermOgen bes onbern iiberan.
Itren9c. Strsiten mub man otne
t5iBe unb 2eibenf9oft, renn nan
einen tletnen 3orn berurfadt, oonn
babe mon i6n Dor bem 9bT6ieb Der
geffen, oumit fstn Ro6trog bleibe.
Gs lei Der Srt bes @aft9ebers neu
troles @ebiet, man benlbe i'm nihi
bur9 4Gnfe unb Sntriasn sum
S6mieben bon it6lsHten @ebonten
bas lei unerIdubt." 9orunter T6ric6
Die 86ni9in ibren Homen unb meirte,
bns ieien bic &eeeln, bic pobl ar
iebem 6ofe geIten fonnten, iebenfalIa
ober biirfe man 1id Bel i6r Itriti
banad ridten, lpsnn mon ni6t Mr
ffpb erreeen ipplle.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-08

law can not be served upon them
within this State.
Whereupon, it Is ordered by the
Clerk in Vacation, that said Defend
ants be notified by Publication that
Plaintiff has commenced a suit
against them in this Court, the OBJ.
ject and general nature Of which is
to inforce the Lien for Taxes for the
years 1911 and 1912 on the follow
ing Real Estate, to witt
Lots l and 2 Of the Northeast Or,
lots / and 2 of the Northwest Or,
and the Southwest Or, of Sec. 2,
the East half of the Southeast or.
of Sec. 3, the Northwest or. of the
Northwest or. of the Northeast Or.
of Sec. IL, and a strip of land des-
cribed as follows:
Beginning at the Southeast cor
ner Of the Southwest Or. Of Sec. 2
! of Township Il Range 6 West run
ming thence West along the section
line 4 rods, thence due South 40
rods. thence due East 4 rods, thence
due North 40 rods to the place of
beginning, containing One acre more
or less, being situated In the North
east or. of the Northwest or. Of Sec.
IL; South-half of the Northeast Or,
all of the Southeast Or, the North
half of the Southwest Or, Part South
east or. of Southwest pr. described as
follows: Beginning at the Northeast
corner of the Southeast Or. of South
west or. running thence West IS 49,
100 chains, thence South % de-
grees East var. Az degrees Is 11-1o0
chains thence North 381a degrees
East var. 40 degrees and 80 seconds,
IA 30-100 chains, thence North s So
100 chains to point of beginning. and
a strip 20 rods in width off of the
South side of the Northwest or. and
also part of said Northwest or. des-
cribed rs follows: beginning at a
point ITO yards due North of the
Southeast corner of said Northwest
or, thence running due West 1873 1-3
yards, thence due North ITO yards to
the Section line, thence East 1873 1-3
yards, thence due South no yards to
the point of beginning, all in Sec. Is
Township Al Range 6 West, also the
East-half OF the Southeast or. of
the Northeast Or, Sec. 16 Township
Al Range 6 West.
An Of the above land being and
situated in the County of Gasconade
and State of Missouri
And that unless the said Defend
ants, be and appear at this Court,
at the next Term thereof, to be be-
gun and holden at the Court House
in the City Of Hermann, in said Coun-
ty, on the 11th day Of May next, and
on or before the first day Of said
Term, unless further time be granted
by the Court-answer or demur to
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%. Anna Brown VS.. VIM. ii
Brown, Divorce.
4th day May 14th 1914

20. Mary Poppenhaus, VS..
Frank Schultz, breach Of promise
30. Henry Frederick, VS.. Ru-
dolph Harbusch, ct, al. to quiet
title.
81. John Murphy VS.. John Fer
ris ct. al. To quiet title.
80 VIM, Kruger, VS.. Herman
Haring, SANDER.
33. Mary Bonds VS.. Andrew
Bonds, Divorce.
"a. State of Missouri, ex rel.
III. G. Strack Collector, VS.. Steve
McCaslin, ct al, taxes.
IS State Of Missouri, ex. rel.
II. G. Strack Collector, VS.. Julian
Mocxydlowski, ct. al, taxes.
SO. Herman Nowack VS.. Anna
Nowack ct. al. Suit ON Dover.
81. John Czeschin VS.. Joseph
Hyman. To Quiet Title.
39. Charles Schlottach VS..
Ferdinand Borlich, SANDER.
SO. Mary Clack VS., Henry
Clack, Divorce.
40. State of Missouri, vs.. Ar
min G. Begemann, disturbing the
peace.
Al. State of Missouri vs. John
Boyd, selling Mortgaged Proper
ty.
AZ. State of Missouri, VS.. John
j. Kirchner, Forgery.
43. City of Hermann, VS.. w.
G. Vessel, ct. al, disturbing the
peace.
A. State VS.. Herman R. Stiers
murder.
As. State VS.. G.. G.. Burchard,
taking away female under age Of
18 years.
46. State VS.. John j. Kirch-
ner, forgery.
W. ]. ELLIS, Clerk.
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lie uIpmpiiden spiele.
Eeherrsids gurbercitunsem fir bas
gnrnier in Serliu.

er.rEH t74+
en- Sefferreid fopobl pie in iln=
sarn Seist man i4on ieBt cine rs5e
Nntsilnabms fur bic 8erIiner oIDmris
Ifen Spiele Des Sabres 1916. 81
bsibe 2Gnber als befonbere Hationel
ibrs 8ertrster mad Der Hei4sbaupt:
itast enilenben perbsn = leIbit Die
5f9e9sn lieb ia bisber bas intcsnds
tionale olpmpiits Somitee als n9ia>
ton" seIten -, 10 faben ii4 in Bien
pis in 8uoapeit bsionosre IusiaIiis
sebilOet, bic eifrisft on Der Irbeii
itno, I'm 1916 ben i4parSzgelbea
iupobI lpie ben sriinzrpten Sartcn
Grfolse gu iidern. Sir Deuti4e il.
sunGat elm llebsrblid i6sr bic iii
Ostsrrsi9 ssIeiitsts 8orarbeit bon be-
ionoerem SntereiIe. Der 9ei4llb;
nad benz Miuitsr pes beutiaen Rsidss
ausiduiies fir olpmpii9e Spiele
einsn ameritanii9en trainer gu perz
pfli4tsn, seist Deutli4, bob man in
Oeitsrrsih setpillt lit, ernfte unp
sanse @rbeit 81 Ieilten.
Die SeIterreiher BADEN befanntlid
BEL ben leBisn SpieIen 1908 in 2on,
bon unb 1912 in StodboIm aiemlid
mdBis absef4nitten; ie iparen aIts
ieitis beliebt uno seiddBt, bic nlias
ben WeanerA, bic man eber i'm Raf=
feebaus Bel ben 3situnsen aIs i'm
Stnbion auf Der &ennbabn antraf.
Shirt Winoii4srdB NOR es, Der mad
Der Stodbolmer Olpmpiabe einen 4rz
titel berDffentli9te, in benz er rsdl
I6arf bic S9Gben unb Mdnssl bcs
oiterrei6ii9en Spprtbetriebs barlegte
uno einpringIi9 5u einem Sammein
Der arGfte, gu gemeinIamer 4rbeii
srma6nte. Dieter 4ufruf bat ieine
8irfung nidt perfeblt. Man mub
anertennsn, baB iebt erit an gail
rei6en mobgebenbsn Stellen ii9 Bit,
Grtenntnts bon benz @ert bes Sports
uno Der 2elbesiibungen bur9rinsl;
ireuOige ppferpillige @rbeit lit iibsr.
all fcit5uIts!lsn. 9eIonbers bea6tfist
eri9eint bic SGti9teit, bic neuerbings
Der 3entrnlperbnnb fir. gemeiniame
SportintersfIen enttpideIt. Iuf Ieirs
@nregung ge9t bic gilbung oIpmpil6er
prpbinstpmitees 5uriid. sSn S6er.
0iterrei9, Steiermart, 3Grntch,
&rain. Srieit baben biefe 8eitrebun9en
bereits CUTE Grfolge eeseitist; on Der
Spite Der ei%naelnen 4usi9uiie tie.
ben Serren, beren Iumen all9 in
beuti9en Sport einen guten &lni:s
beiiben.
GbenfatIs na9 beutIaem 8eiipicl
lperben in ein5eInen Sport5peigsn
Preiie fir eetpiffe S16ftleiitungea
nusgeIebt. 8efonbere 4nTtrensuneen
tperben gema6t, Inn bic MittelI9uler
gum Sport be~ronsusiebsn. Won Der.
ipri6t iih gerabe bon biefen nuberosz
bentli6 biel unb erfennt nit acGl,
bob aus Der Maffe Der GIteren Gdii.
Ter man9 elm tiinftiser SlbmpiaIe1
ger beraussubolen fem pirb. Na6
England, 5ranfrei9, Iorbomerifo,
Quitralien trtfft jebt alio au9 Seitcr.
reid bic MoBnafmen, bic su einem
erfolsrei6en Qbi6neiben in Berlin
1916 erforberli9 iinb.