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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-25
SHIP
T0RfMA|NHERE
FOR AFEW DAYS
THE LIBERIA WILL LIKELY NOT
GET AWAY UNTIL THURSDAY
MoRNING-RUMoR OF OlssAT-
ISFACTION.

After load ding about 800 tons = of
bunker coal under the cnutes at Mus
cogee wharf, the British steamship
Liberia dubbed the negro "emigrant
ship hauled into the stream and
dropped anchor, where, it Was stated
last night, several Gays may be spent
Alfred c. Sam, the negro at the head
of the colonization scheme in which
colored people are to make up the
main part, came ashore yesterday,
spending several nouns H. the city He
in known as Chief Sam" and Wher-
ever he went in the city, he was cur
iorsly regarded.
sam went to the office of Cary &
Co, and closed up the ships affairs
so far as that line was concerned. but
the steamer did not clear That will
be looked after today.
Missionaries Aboard.
Among the passenger list, as filed
yesterday at the custom house, were
the names of three ladies, down on
the ships papers as missionaries"
An interesting situation DEVELOPED
during the afternoon concerning this
trio. 1t became reported that they
were white women. and that they were
on their way to Africa to do mission
L,
finding things not to their satisfac-
ton, had asked about leaving the ship.
Under the law, a foreign steamer can
not transport passengers from one
coast city to another in the United
States. and it was stated that the mis-
sionaries may be forced to make the
trip to Barbados on this steamer and
thence go on to their destination via
another vessel. Such a condition was
by persons who had been
aboard the steamer yesterday.
Plenty Of Firearms.
Thirty-seven Of about fifty passen-
gers are going we'll prepared to take
care of themselves in the Dark Con-
tinent at least for a short while Eigh-
teen Of them, according to the ships
papers owned shotguns. with a total
Of 81 boxes Of shells, while nineteen
Of them were owners Of Winchester
rifles, having a total Of 116 boxes Of
One negro carries fifty
boxes Of cartridges.
Variety Of Occupations.
Quite q variety OF occupations are
In the forty-six passen-
gers. There are two preachers. three
two carpenters. one me-
chanic, one captain, one roofer. one
farmers.
Captain Leaves Ship.
Capt Mckenzie, who has been in
Of the steamer for the past
few months, left the ship at
Pensacola, and another skipper will
succeed him here 1t was reported
hat the captain Is leaving on account
Of dissatisfaction. but last night it
WAS learned that his contract with
the steamer expired when the vessel
Pensacola.
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STEAMER COMES
TO LOAD CARGO
THE UGANDA, COMING HERE
FROM TAMPA, WILL LOAD OUT
WITH TIMBER, LUMBER AND
NAVAL STORES.

Hailirg from Tampa, and having
800 tons Of Florida phosphate in
transit for Scotland, the British
steamship Uganda, Captain Cow, ar
rived yesterday and was at once berth
ed on the east side Of Tarragona wharf,
where a consignment of naval stores,
timber and lumber will be loaded, the
steamer filling out at Pensacola. The
Uganda Is consigned to the South At
lantic Steamship Company.
Another Arrival.
Another steamship to arrive yester-
day was the Breynton, coming over
from New Orleans, and having quite
a cargo OF grain. This steamer comes
for bunker coal only and was berth
ed under the chutes, where the desired
quantity will be received, the steamer
to go to sea probably early this morn
ing. No cargo is consigned to this
vessel here.
Another Bunker Ship.
The British steamship Samantha,
one of the Munson boats, reached here
late Sunday afternoon and has been
under the coal cnutes since, to COM
plete taking bunker coal and proceed
to sea this morning.
Nubian is Docked.
The British steamship Nubian, Of
the Leyland line, was locked early
yesterday morning on the west side Of
Muscogee wharf, where lumber and
timber were worked during the day.
This steamer occupied the deepened
berth at her moorage. and of course
had no trouble so far as depth of wa
ter is concerned. The dredge has
now worked around to the opposite
side of Muscogee wharf. but the Nu-
bian was the first big steamer to
moor at the first berth yesterday
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-25

gia square. need Of lights being
strengthened in the latter application
as filed by saying that it was dark, "a
favorable place for hold-ups and van
dalistic stunts" Both lights were
granted.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-25
UNIVERSITY OF 3
GAINESVILLE

Colleges and Divisions. LIBERAL.
ARTS. Law; ENGINEERING: AGEf-
CULTURE; TEACHERS COLLEGE,: EX.
PERTINENT STATION. EXTENTION
DIVISIONS: GRADUATE SCHOOL Ten
new brick buildings. besides gymnasium.
swimming pool and many subsidiary
buildings. 81 officers. Instructors and
assistants. 354 young men from II Florida
counties and "a States and foreign cou1-
tries last session.
TUITION FREE, BOARD AND EN-
TRANCE FEES. s1325O per year Write
today for catalogue.
A A. MURPHEE. PRESIDENT.
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TERSELY TOLD.
$500 REWARD.

The Journal will pay $500 reward Tor
evidence sufIcient to convict any boy or
person found stealing suhsGribers papers
sfter delivery Of same bS carrier
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To PAVE MAIN
STREET WITH
WOOD BLOCKS
ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE
WORK, TO BE DONE BY THE
CITY ENGINEER, PASSED BY
COMMISSIONERS

Two ordinances were passed by the
board of commissioners yesterday aft
ernoon at the regular weekly meet
ing. The measures were for the paw
ing of Main street, between Falafox
and Jefferson streets, with wood
blocks, while the other ordinance pro-
vided for the preparation and revi-
sion of the city registration lists.
Both Of these ordinances had the at
tached approval of the city attorney,
who wrote they would be valid if
adopted. and they were passed at yes
terday's meeting.
Commissioner Johnson was sick
yesterday, and too i'll to attend the
meeting, so the session was conducted
by the mayor and Commissioner Pou
Election Notice.
The notice issued by the city clerk
and officially calling the recall cleo
ton. making provisions therefor, etc,
was read and ordered published.
Tax Certificates.
Correction and changes were order
er in several tax certificates, good
reasons being assigned for the de-
sired change.
A number of paving apportionment
assessments were also changed, as
requested by the petitioners.
Petitions for lights were received
from citizens near the corner Of La
Rua and L streets, and near Geor-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-25

FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE
AALnMEh a IL q

FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FOR
WOMEN, TALLAHASSEE.
COLLEGE OF" ARTS AND SCIENCES;
NORMAL SCHOOL: SCHOOL OF MUS
IC;.. SCHOOL. Of. EXPRESSION;
SCHOOL OF ART; EXTENSION DIVI-
SION; GRADUATE SCHOOL. Modern
Gymnasium with swimming pool: basket
ball and tennis courts; new and modern
buildings; beautiful campus; dormitor-
les have all modern conveniences; new
dining room and kitchen most hygienic
in Florida; Alb young women from 40
and II states last session.
TUITION FREE in College and Nor
NAL School. Board and entrance fees
for the year s124.00. For catalogue
EDWARD CONRAD. PRESIDENT.
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Only One "sRoMo ouiNINE"

To get the genuine. call for full name,
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look
for signature of E. w. Grove Cures a
Cold in One Day. Csc. (adv)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-25
Summer Constipation Dangerous.

Constipation in Summertime is
more dangerous than in the fall winter
or spring. The food you eat is often
contaminated ard is more likely to
ferment in your stomach Then you
are apt to drink much cold water dur
ing the hot weather thus injuring
your stomach. Collie, Fever, Ptomaine
Poisoning and other ills are natural
results. Po-Do-Iax will keep you
well, as 1t increases the Bile, the nat
ural laxative which rids the bowels
of the congested poisonous waste. Po-
Do-Lax will make you feel better.
Pleasant and effective. Take a dose
tonight. soc at your druggist. (Adv).
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-25

Coroner Will L. johnson yesterday
had a jury empaneled to make inquiry
into the death Of Ed Dennis, colored
who was shot down by Alex Haw-
thorne, also colored, at the home Of
the latter, early Sunday morning. The
jury believed the story told by Haw
thorne Of finding Dennis in his yard
at the unseenhy hour, and he shot
the intruder. Hawthorne was allow
ed to go free.
Dave Allen, the widely-known col
ored janitor at the government build
ing, received the synpathtes OF his
friends yesterday in the death Of his
daughter Remains Of the latter were
inferred at Magnolia cemetery yester-
day afternoon, a very large concourse
OF the family's friends attending the
services.
IN the list of policemen and the
number OF arrests made by each Of
them. appearing in Mondays Journal,
the name Of Officer Bryars was omit
ted. Patrotman Bryars was stationed
on East Gadsden street Cor a couple
Of days during the month of July.
and the number of arrests he made
was 80, which should have been ac-
CrSo1teo nnn O1I1CeE SOiIlIHyHS, CreO-
tied WIN no arrests, effected the ar
rests OF five persons during that
month.
Angelo Alexander. young Greek
who. with his brothers. had conducted
a store on North Ninth avenue, left
yesterday for Greece. to be absent,
he thinks, about two years. He did
not 80 homo to go into the threatened
war his country may be soon plunged
in, but said to friends that he was
not going to dodge military duty If
his services are needed Quite a num-
Der Of friends saw the young Greek
off at the depot He left at 1910
o'clock
-Four young white boys, charged
with being dangerous and suspicious
characters, penitently stood in the
recorders court yesterday as the evil
denoe was introduced against them.
An were turned over to the proba-
ton officer the latter official presid-
ing at the session Of the court also,
In the capacity Of recorder protein.
It was charged that the ouartette had
actually been stealing chickens.
Forty-seven cases were docketed in
the recorders court yesterday morn
ing, and fines amounted to $117. Two
cases were mol pressed. four defend
ants were discharged, five cases con-
tinued, and one case was turned over
to the county authorities.
Getting ready for the expected rush
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-25

The key to unlock the mysteries OF
eruptive skin afflictions is 8. 8. 8. the
famous blood purifier. II you win write
for a splendidly illustrated book what
the Mirror Tells'' you viii learn why
and how 8. 8. 8. causes new skin and
tissue to replace the afflicted spots
Get a bottle Of 8. 8. 8. today at any
drug store and waste no more time with
salveS, ointments or lotions. Skin health
comes from your blood. It comes from
the network Of tiny blood vessels that
interlaoe all skin teguuent and tissue.
Now, when 8. s. S. enters the blood
It is carried throughout your body IN
about three minutes and its most active
work takes place IN the skin Here 1t
puts into motion the process Of preparing
all impurities into a substance that Is
promptly expelled through the skin pores.
This process goes day and night. all
sruptive conditions cease: the old skin
disappears In the form Of invisible vapor
or perspiration. Don't fail to get bot
tie Of 8. 8. 8. today and write for the
valuable book to The Swift Specific Co.,
1oS Swift Building. Atlanta. Ga.
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Of transportation soon to Kupfrian's
park, preceding the big fair to be held
there in October, the electric company
yesterday started stringing new over
head or trolley wires. This work will
be completed within a few days.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-01

panbelnbes S%tanbesamt beaiialtd Set
8eburtss, !Seirotsz un6 Sobesfdne,
iiber9aupt bas bette &latfd . Resis
tier fir bic tpeite ltmsesenb, bas man
ii9 benfen fonnte. &ein Wunoer:
sog bod Elm 10 GROCER Sell oes sefens
f9aftli6en 8olfslebens fort unb fort
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3onner peiter nidts 81 tan braudte,
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offert gu baIten, Inn mebr 3u srfabs
rem, als Elm sanaes Seer Repprter!
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!etttge MiRen als Sretnsabe trieser,
fretlt4. Die 3eitunser In unferen Sas
gen fofen nod piel tpeniser uno bie.
ten GILES fdpars auf ipeib %.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-01
&aItefeite Gfirfde.
Gin. Gunbe. 6ie fnft all fhr

Cine aunbe. Die fait gu f6rn ie.
Tim geglaubt gu nerben, beainnt
rleueroin9s burc1 bic prsiIe sa a.s
ben. Sbren eriten l1riprung na6m
tie in einem reuen Bud oes reiienben
Raturfori9ers 6. 8. @ilIon.
Serfelbe er3dblt nGmIi9 bon elmer
fir Die srobe Nslt sar5 isuen gat,
tung pftrfae, tpelde CT i'm pefttiden
China, 1000 Meilen p6erbaIb
Shanghai unmitteIbar iber Der
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IN Heuenslano oerfu9speife anses
pflanat bat, pbne groBes Wefen boz
bon gu MAIDEN. ST bate fein 2eben
bel Der @rlansuns bon Seblinaen
Iol9er pfiriidbdume ristiert.
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fetn uno baber aud in @eaeno.n,
bon oenen man ii9 bisber nidts oers
glsiden trGumen lieb, seSeiben uno
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binau, bob feline probese ebIinSs
l9on 5pei Heuenslanb> Winter slt
iiberftanoen bGtten. 9ie Sriidten,
tpie er tie in Der alien !Seimat pors
farb, haben einen sIatten Gtein uno
ni6t grOBer, als 6erieniae elmer
gflaume, finb i'm iibrisen a6er re6ie
pfirfi@e.
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nebmen TT, natiirli9 bon ungebeurer
8eoentung perbert, fans es ii6 6es
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fiir Ginburgerung bel uns ii6 sianei.
8ienei9t finoet fid bos unternebmens
be 8troes : @derbau : Department
beppger, biefer Srase balo erperi,
menfel ndher ALL treten.
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gnS @cGeiun-S aacn,
ais Der GiiIs bcs Iinblidru SpIfsIc6ens
am 3ollbans6elt sefiBlt mnrpe.

ais Der GitIs bcs Iinblidrn SnIfsIc6ens
am 3ollbatShen sefiiBlt tunrhc.
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gongen, felt pripate 2dnopeae, an
benen Elm MegspI p~enigItsns fiy
bas Bafieren bon Subrperten alle,
@rten fopie bon setrie6enem gief
entri9tet tperben mubte, lpeitbin in
rnierem 2anoe, namentli9 i'm mitt.
leren @eiten, iebr 5a6lrei9 pareu.
@0aig finb tie ia audi jebt ni9t Der.
fGpunoen. e6enio penig HE bic pri-
paten o3ol : 8riiden; aber ipas noe;
bappn por6anben lit, tpmmt MIR ols
aurioiitaten in 8etra6t.
Seiner5eit tonnte man 3. 9. i'm
Staate Snbianu, pel6er nod mebr,
ols Der Staat &entudp, nit berartie
gen 2anbpegen gsiegaet tpar, gar
nidt bpffen, irgenb cine Stabt, IT.
genb elm nSpipH", duf &d6srn pbsr 5u
Pferbs au errei8er, obne am S6lagz
baum ben geforOerten Sribut an it,
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tuaren. uno Die in benz Hrlfe ftanb,
bon Der Mautb fabeIbaft reid gu fpers
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3olhdus9en erri9tet, Iobab man auf
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tie, sebranoi9aBt tpuroe. uno bds quite
@olt puBte es meiitens ou9 ni5t ans
bers, obpobl our 3sit, als btefe @ess
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ndberte, es In Der einen ober anoeren
8egen0, namentli9 i'm State aens
tlidp, man1mal 81 lnrubigen Mufs
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hdns6en ober S9Iagbdumen fam.
8ar manGen 2eiern Der Glteren Sc.
~neration oiirften lolfe @ef9i6t6en
nod aus ben getpDbnli9en 3eitungss
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innerung iein.
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na9 amtliGer 4ngabe. muir eiren sina
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au9 fonf fno nur mod fehr film.
merli4e lteberrefte oiefer .,ebrpiirbts
gen" Snititution Dorbdnoen, Die linz
MERLIN gu ibrer 3eit ibr Suites bate,
benn pribate 2anbtpege tparen
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fiir @~ermebrung Ser Dffentli6en
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baIten folte.
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lpi8tiger Sdttor bes @oltsIebens; unb
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Die 9anb nd9 Dem Sribut ausfredte
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NOTICE OF She RIFFS SALE.

"O VT oVIGFtlFE y DALE
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 fla
o 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 l 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.
EGrmann, Mo-, April 4th 1914.
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CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
MAY TERM, 1914.
list day, May 18th 1914.

ISL Gay, May llth 1914.
j. j. Fl. jackson, VS.. VIM
Springett, Attachment.
=. State of Missouri VS.. Ma
Farris, Parole.
3. State of Missouri, VS.. Loui.
Anderson, Parole.
i. Jacob Strahsner, VS.. Tonka
WA Construction Co. ct. al. Dam.
ages.
5. Virginia G. Farris, ct. al. VS.
Robert F'ritsch, Title in land.
G.. Virginia G. Farris, ct. al. VI
John Gawer. Title in land.
s. Virginia g. Farris ct. al. VS.
Charles Xinn. Title in land.
.. Virginia G. Farris ct. al. VS.
Joseph i. Lager. Title in land.
~. Virginia G. Farris ct. al
VS.. w. S. Richardson. Tile il
land.
II. Hermann Koepke, VS.. Gus
tav A. Borlisch, Ejectment.
IL. Fred Pasch, VS.. Gustav A
Borlisch, Ejectmcnt.
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.. FL.
P. Huxoll, practicing medicine
without license.
IS. State of Missouri, VS.. Fl.
p. Huxoll, ~practicing medicine
without license.
10. State of Missouri VS.. H.
P. Huxoll, practicing medicine
without license.
20. State of Missouri, VS.. II.
P. Huxoll, practicing medicine
without license.
"a. State OF Missouri, vs.. I'll.
P. Huxoll, practicing medicine
without license.
Bird day, May 10 1914
%. State of Missouri, VS.. VIM.
Sellenschueter, parcticing with
out license
g.. State of Missouri, VS.. DIR.
Fred. AufderHeide, disturbing
the peace.
"a. State of Missouri, VS..
Henry Todd, Rape,
25. State of Missouri, VS.. Aug
Rosin, Arson.
26. Gustav Gibson VS.. VIM. B.
Gibson, Divorce
~. Susan Stanton, VS.. Joseph
T. Stanton, Divorce.
%. Anna Brown vs.. VIM. n.
Brown, Divorce.
4th day May 18th 1914
80. Mary Poppenhaus, VS..
Frank Schultz, breach Of promise
80, Henry Frederick, VS.. Ru-
dolph Harbusch, ct, al. to quiet
title.
81. John Murphy VS.. John Fer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-01

Ger 2sheiInaIing.
.Siebft bu. GIGu rdr bod; t,us 5raM
fiir Did! GG)6n Io!e ell 9iIb -
..2lber obEe policemen a 8.
men"
- Stimmt. Sd bin berbeftellt
tporben, nm bas &labier 5u fttr.'
men.
.r9as ftimmt ni3t.""
.Na ia. bestpegen fomme i4 ia
Fer.
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geariffen.

Sn elmer fleinen Stabt faben bic
Gtammsdite I'M ibren Sif6 bsrfam.
melt, barunfer Elm RdfsbGnoler unb
Elm Sdubmader. 2ebterer saIt als
Mntoritdt bel allen feinen Jreunben.
Pl6Bli6 frdete Der &GfebGnoIer.
.Was beibt benin eieentli1 1ramaa.
l1no Der S9ubma9er antportete fos
fort: Drama beibt Sanbluns". Gin
paar Sage fpdtsr fonnten bic Dor.
iiberaebenbsn elm reues Sdilo ;iber
benz 2aben beg &~diebdnblers betpun.
bern, auf benz Die Dorte p~ransten:
aGfes Drama
bon peter S9m rte.
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ris ct. al. To quiet title.
80 VIM. Kruger, VS.. HERNIA,
Haring, SANDER.
33. Mary Bonds VS.. Andrew
Bonds, Divorce.
81. State of Missouri, ex rel.
H. G. Strack Collector, VS.. Steve
McCaslin, ct al, taxes.
35 State of Missouri, ex. rel.
III. 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.
38. Charles Schlottach VS..
Ferdinand Borlich, Slander.
80. 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.
@. 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. j. ELLIS, Clerk.
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mo er lebte, Elm Grbbeben. St fonbte
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Doriiber. rad elmer Wp9e empfina
er bon feinem Sreunbe folgenben
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pi.ber mad Sauie tomn,sn unb fenbe
mir bos grbbebsn.1
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Sunge9"
Sunse: r8eil i9 einen @roiden
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oas 3dnbpldB9en trsten piirotn, bas
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sic finb oaran Dorbsiosddnasnls
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bemerten, bic in
GROCER 8ebeutung
er Wttbetperb bon
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bes Suffers fHr
IT bpr allen Dins
gebalt Der Sutter.
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bert. Qud trdst
elm 1ebermaB BON
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er 3olfgebalt Der
blieb, 10 mubte
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&alts, aus ibren
er aebra9t bdben
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ab fie mad GINGER
infdnis ipirb. unb
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lie BEL S9nein.n
ieren.
n al tun9 Die
aan rtuB bic iibs
men burd Ssu bon
alfalfa unb &lee,
erbemt bur6 Dets
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n Rnodenbau una
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