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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-09-15

Mrs. Fred Plotz and two children
were pleasant callers Friday afternoon
at the parental home.
| Aug. Weinbrandt. Sr. and Henry
lessen we're callers at the Albert Ban
dow home Friday afternoon.
Anna and Henry lessen were pleas
ant visitors the fore part Of last week
| with their aunt and uncle, +. PlOtz,
and family. and Mrs. Plotz accOmpan-
led them to the home of their grand
parents Wednesday afternoon to spend
couple Of days. They returned home
Saturday afternoon.
Carl Bandow was a guest Friday
morning at the Aug. Weinbrandt
home.
Mrs. Henry Kruitsfeldt was a caller
at the Fred Plotz home Tuesday.
Miss Weinbrandt and niece, Miss
Anna lessen. spent pleasant evening
at the Albert Bandow home.
Fritz Lohrman was business call
err at the Fritz PlotZ home one day last
week..
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Boyens and chill
dren were business callers Thursday
in Manning.
Louie Bandow was a pleasant caller
at the Aug. Weinbrandt home Sunday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Weinbrandt and
daughter, Hilda, were pleasant visitors
Sunday afternoon at the Fred Plotz
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ewoldt We're
pleasant visitors Sunday afternoon at
the Fred PiotZ home.
John Plotz was visiting Sunday at
ternoon with his brother Fred.
Fred Plotz and two children and
Ans. AValnbrandt tsresShqs islsss call
ers Sunday. morning Safstles yill
Ewoldt homes ye.s n if :ssss b-ss
Mr.: and Mrs. Harry Boyens and. two
children spent Saturday evening at
the Albert Bandow home.
Jess and Albert Duffy were pleas.
ant callers Sunday afternoon at the
Thos. .Jochimsen home.
Mrs. Ralph Piper was a pleasant
visitor Sunday at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Pat Gallagher.
Wayne Duffy attended the dance at
West Side Friday evening.
A number from this vicinity attend
ed the dance at the Henry Mordhorst
home Saturday evening. The dance
was given in their new house, which
was built this summer.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-09-15
vindication Of the Corset.

The United, States Health Service
officially labels the corset as a useful
and beneficial adjunct to womaHs
wearables. Heretofore the medical
profession has shown greet caution in
diagnosing the corset, particularly the
elders whose ripe judgment springs
from exhaustive observation. 1t is not
known whether approval came from
that quarter What is reasonably Ger
tain is that the courage, nerve and all
embracing dash of-young doctors prov
ed the corset, rightly placed, to be not
only good form, but quickly responsive
to right treatment. An official certifi
cate confirms the latter diagno.
sis.-Omaha Bee. te
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-09-15

SOLDIER ITEMS.
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Mrs. M. A. Schofield, Little Lois
Owens. Miss Hannah Williams. ant
brother. Evan, from near Danbury
were guests in the james McGratl
home Wednesday.
j. H. McGratl went TO Denisor
Thursday for short visitwith his sis
ter, Mrs. p. D. O'Brien and family. ant
take in the Aron fair for day. From
there he went to Omaha an over
Sunday visit with relatives.
Miss Henrietta Murphy commenced
her second years school work in No
Monday.
Mrs. Peter Bruhu and little son
Raymond, went to Dcnison Monday
for weeks visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Meyer left
Sunday for a visit with relatives in
MINI. They made the trip in their new
Buick
Miss Anna Meyers is keeping house
for her aunt Mrs. VIM. Meyers, While
she is away for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Eyer and little
son visited at the home OF the gentle
mans sister, Mrs Chris. Hennings
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Foster and lit
tie son, Edward, were Charter OAK
shoppers Monday.
Mrs. Albert Tester was called home
Monday evening to care for her grand
mother, who was seriously i'll.
Mrs. Albert Foster spent Thursday
afternoon with her sister, Mrs. Robert
Riet.:. ~
DR.. McWilliams was called to the
Rosburg home Thursday evening to
care for Mrs. Rosburg's mother mo-
Their, who was seriously ill. She has
been in very poor health for some.
time, but at this writing is slowly i'm
proving.
Misses Henrietta and Margaret Muir
ply were callers at the Willie Clausen
home Monday afternoon.
Mrs. T. +. McGrath, OF Mapleton,
was the guest of Mrs. J. p. Murphy
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Eggen and little
daughter, Helen, went to Denison
Monday to look at a farm five miles
east of town, which they were think
ing Of buying. Mr.. kropf, a real es-
tate man, came ont with his car after
them and brought them home in the
evening.
T. F. McGrath and Tom Collins, OF
Mapleton, installed an elevator for
John Else Friday.
Miss Ella Sells spent Monday after
noon with her friend; Mrs. Harry Wal
ke.:. = a'h..i.
Y Mrs. ALBERT Langholdtand little son,
Albin, were week end visitors at the
home of the lady's father, Henry
Scllwarz. y t.'/
y Miss Celestine Fitzpatrick, Of Dan
bury, commenced her fall term OF
school in district No. Q Monday ~
Mrs. Bert Nepper and little people,
Mrs. Sanders and her son. Lee, mot
oorreed out from D&nbury Sunday to
spend the day visiting in the James
McGrath home. ts'3ftitf .. 3't
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Baak and little
SON SON. Mr.. and Mrs. Gus. Schrieber and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Manke, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. C. Eggen and family. and Mr.
and Mrs. Emil Knoll and family were
entertained at the George krall home
near Ute Sunday. t'isa
Otto Teut was business caller at
H. f. Dorale's Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langholdt and little
son visited at the home of the lady's
brother, Will Frahne, in Ricketts, Sun
day.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Neuman, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Fred Miller. and family, of Ma
nilla, also Mr.. and Mrs. Hans GrOen
beck and sister, Miss Marie, all o.
ArOn. were over Sunday visitors
with Mrs. Erma Miller at her pleasant
country home southeast of Bucl
Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs Hermann Neubaun
and children with Charles Clinton and
Nellie Sullivan autoed to Sioux City
Sunday and returned Monday eve
I ming. They were fortunate on reaching
home just before the rain.
Mrs. Joe Newman, of LAUREL Neb.
arrived Monday for visit with Mr.
to her home Friday.
Tho Kensnston club met with Mrs
Ernest Stcgeman last Friday after
noon. Each lady took something good
| to eat, and the result was a very elab
crate spread. The afternoon was
spent with fancy work and social con
versation.
/ Mrs. Jasper Hahn left Sunday night
for Cedar County, Iowa, where she
will visit friends and relatives for a
couple of weeks.
Mrs. George Hester visited her
friend, Mrs M. N. Scott, for a few
days last week.
The telephone mutiny here Saturday
resulted in an unanimous vote by each
party.to have their phones taken out
unless they can have the flat rate OF a
dollaraa month restored.
The Ruff. q Hainer sale is in full
swing with E. Berndt, of Manila, in
charge. ~eSs>s, - y :. t.ast t
Miss Nellie Welsh commenced her
fall term OF school Monday at the
Switzer school house.
DIR. Bonny is the proud "possesor of
a printing press. If anybody wants to
know what he wants it for just ask
him.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hahn, with Mrs. Brewster, and Mrs.
Bonney autoed to DenisOn to see the
movies. The evening was IDEAL roads
fine, movies excellent, company con-
genial so all concerned had a good
time.
Miss Marie Niewoner is teaching
Mr.. Jake Greder's school this fall.
Miss Ella Rane is helping in Ruff &
Hamus store during the big sale.
Lee VIM and family returned from
la trip to Nebraska Saturday night.
Mr.. M. NJ. McNertney, who was
called home by the illness OF his little
son. left for his work again Monday.
Leonard is out of danger and getting
well fast.
Mr.. land Mrs. Frank Hahn with Mrs.
Brewster made, 4 tip 70 Deniso !,
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Lcllan Jr. are the
happy parents Of a fine baby boy, who
arrived ali safe and sound Sept. 11th:
Miss; Lena Eenhef11an IS visiting
friends at Irwin, Iowa.
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Fred True's mother, from Seattle,
Wash, is visiting at his home.
Mrs. Laura Noaks is cierking in the
True store while Miss Edith Dobson
takes vacation.
The Ladies' aid did well with their
ice cream social Saturday. III
A photosra pher has been in Debit
the past week and has taken pictures
of nearly auSfhe homes.
Elder Chas. Butterworth, of Dow
City. preached in the l.. d. S. church
Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. S. Horr is expected home this
week from her visit in Des MONIES
and GallaDds Grove.
Mrs. Nina Styke has been on the
sick list the past week.
Mrs. Leliah Prentice accompanied
her daughter. Ruth, to the sanitarium
at Iowa City Wednesday.
John Rounds has moved to the new
house built by Jim Estes. and Mr.. Lo-
renzen moved into the cottage vacat-
cd by John Rounds.
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WEST SIDE ITEMS
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s. p. Gulick and son left Monday
for the Panama exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Voss and Mrs.
Aug. Voss visited friends in Denison
Mcnda.'
Miss Mathiida Brocksen was Den
ison shopper Monday.
MI and Mrs. Aug Mau, OF Wall
Lake visited Sunday at the Frank
Mau home.
Miss Nell Searles and nenhew. Phil
ip returned after visit with relatives
at Arion.
Miss Amanda Detlef is visiting with
friends at Council Bluffs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Evers visited rel
atives at Manning Sunday.
Ernest Stiner is visiting friends and
relatives in Clinton and Jackson counS
tiec.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Aug! Bornhoft are Wis
\ iting friends and relatives in eastern
Iowa.
John Rix, of Arcadia, visited friends
here Monday.
Mrs. Claus Strathpan, of Denison,
returned to her home Wednesday.
John Scheldorf returned to his home
near Austin, MINI, Sunday after
few days visit with relatives and
friends.
Miss Kathryn Newland visited with
friends at Wall Lake Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Boldt returned
Monday after visit with relatives at
Davenport
Otto Wilken. Louie Thiedman and
John Oeser were business visitors in
Omaha Monday
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Pacholke motor
ed to Omaha Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rathie visited
Sunday at the H. J. Buck home.
Mr.. and Mrs Hans Voss returned
to their home at Austin, Mimi, Mon
day after visit with relatives and
friends in this city.
Miss Alice Dobler' and Miss Louise
Topleff, of California left Monday for
visit in Illinois and Minnesota.
Mrs. Herman Eiffert returned Sun
day afternoon after a visit with some
friends at McClausland, Iowa.
C. Bartens and Ferd Lamp, of near
Aspinwall. we're business callers in
this city Monday.
Fred Rickers was business caller
in this city Monday.
Miss Cora Martins returned Friday
after visit with friends at Council
Bluffs:
Mrs. Detlef visited friends at Vail
Monday.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Mohr. OF Preston,
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scHLEsw'G ITEMS.
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Henry. and Adolph Jahde and lIlber
Fl. Watson were taking in the carnival
at Charter Oak Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs: Jurgen SPAIN left for
Anthem on Tuesday for a visit with
their daughter. Mrs. Will Kroeger. Be,
fore returning home they will visit
friends at Leeds and Manning. Is,.
A.,,P. Hollander and Willie, Bielen
berg were IN Dcnison. the past. week
to serve on the grand jury. rEg.
Mrs HQnas Lorenzen entertained a
few ladies at her home on Friday at.
ternoOn
John Holtorf, Don Johnson, Ed Leh-
man, and Rudolph Schumann returned
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The Denison Review. Wednesday. September Is 1915

The fact that Germany is not go
ing to sink any more passenger liners
without warning will make travel
across the water quite monotonous
and embarrassing to some persons.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-09-15

Some one asks what has, become OF
the man who used to ride an old rusty
second hand bicycle that cost him SIS.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-09-15

There was great relief in financial
circles when England paid off its enor-
nous debts to this country by issuing
promises to pay.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-09-15

Z The Review and Chicago a. m
Daily Tribune. year only 1stsUU
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-09-15

Well, in some cases, he is about to
trade off $500 automobile that mas
developed a rattle that he cant cure.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20
Sdnigeloer iperbeu jett pcrtbeilt.

Ser ltaotlide Sfnlliuperinterloent
.So,paro Y. @osS ift sitr 3eit boanit
beif1itigt. ole Sdnlgeloer ouf Die
perifieoater Counties i'm Stoate 81
pcrtbeilen. 9ieie Sluililte beId1lft
iih in bieiem Snbp auf iiber pa
WiGion Collars iaro lit etfpaS fpei,is
ger, oils lettes Sobr. Srof. @oss
fanm aidt einieben, fparapm Die
!Smnme nidt GROCER 1T, 5inral one
ginfiinite bes Staates iiber cine
Jalbe MeiIlion Dollars nlebr iparelt.
Gin bonn @e,eraIantpalt Barter ab'
igeaebenes @utad)ter ioG fir Die BE.
idmeioufg oieier Satnme perant'
mortIidy ieit, Sieie Sa1mme biloe
etfpa Dem britten SbeiI Der Sterer'
einfiinite 6es Sbaates.
Ole @eIoer iperoen ie nod Dem
SdnrI6eiilb dlrlS 3abl Der angeltell'
ten 2ebrfrGfte li1pter hell Counties
i'm Stoate bertbeilt. Sriiber befail
elm ieSer 9iitrift je nab Der 3obl
Der inn 9iitrift po%rbnttoenen ainoer
idniIpfIidtieen differs, iett aber 1T
es a1loerSs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20
81. aonaer Martt.g eradt.

SIN Der lebten ISOLDE maren bic
greiie auf benz @ei3enmarfte be.
trd6tliden S6wanfunsen untsrtuors
fen unb sinsen seitern fir Gnftrdse
iomobt bel iofortiger oils ipdterer Nb.
nabme bebeuteno snriid. Die Sin.
gauge on @ei5en aus erfter 6anb
iinb I'M 3unebmen besriffen; Is
turbe befanntli6 geuelbet, bas 9roBe
8eiteIunsen fur Staten, bic in jung.
fter Belt stma1t ipprben tuareu, Su.
riidseSpsen worben ieien. % Der
fidtbare 8urratb MIR I'M 141, 900
Bu. Sunabrl, mar Der Marft feit uub
bas mieber einlebenbe resnsrifde @st-
ter peranlaBte, baB fid be greile ct
mos erbolten unb I'm un9efdbr Spei
Gents in Die S6be sinsen. Die Breis.
notiernuseu bdnseu nunmebr por ben
@in9an9en ab nno oieie fueroen mo-
tiirlid ppm 8etter beeinanbt. @ntes
Better NIB sebeiblider Sortsaus Der
@rnte i'm @orbweiten mo bic beIten
ausiitten auf eiaen lebr rsi9en Gr.
tras pprbanoen iinb, pirb 5nr 6olae
baben. bas bic SreiIe fallen, mdbrenb
anbaltenbes resneriides @etter ba4
@esentbeil nad iid Sieben ,pirb.
Seute purben fulsenbe 8reiie notiert:
81 Gents fir $40. 4 bis su 81. l2i
fir Np. Q.
8ci elmer Nadfrase, Die ebenIo
mdBig 1T pie baS In9ebot, 1T Der
Waismartt itit. Die greile beiuesen
i6 Swiiden Is Gents fir @o, 4 nnb
70 Gents fir @p. 2 (selb).
In9ebpt fir Safer, in Der Saupt.
fade fir neueu, finb reidlid porban.
ben, bic @adfrase 1T gut. Meuer
Safer bradte a. Gts. fir SO. 4 biz
Su 40 Gts. fiir So. 2. ,pabrenb alter
fir As Gts. $40. Al bis nit IS Cts.
$40. 2 weiB) o~erfauft purbe.
Der 8artpfelmarft Seiste tpenis
2eben uno nsist su Yreisradsans.
@erinsere Aualitaten erSielten IS
Gts. aubseiudte @are bradte es auf
As Gts.
Der Yreis fir Sdweine fiel, i'm
gersleid nit lester ISOLDE, i'm cine
8leini9seit. Masere 9biere wurben
fur $500, bette semaitete fir $7.7o
absegeben. Der 8urdldnittspreis
bemeste iib 5wii9en $7.45 unO
1856.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20
smntasidjul< aonprmtim.

Solge,toes lit Dos Srogmnlan Del
Sonitogidpd . 8onpention, rpeIhl
anr Somntag, Den 90. Ilteuit, 0aGt
ruittnes unn 2 llbr, i'm Der 8resbbte.
riaqter Stride, in SDiss, Pathfinder
'ipirb:
|Opening-Local choir and band
Address-Theophiel Krebs.
|Speech-Vice Pres. Hy. Brehe.
Miss M. Wobus--A new school.
Stony Hill-Supt. and choir.
Beemont M. E. Duet-Amauds
Brinkmann and Elsie OFT.
Drake Ev.-Rev. Reinert anC
choir.
Drake Presbyt.-Report, Speech
and selection.
Drake M. E.-Report Response.
Swiss Ev.-Rev. Wobus and Supt
Speech-Rev. Aug. Kuhn
Song and Music-Local choia
and band.
Treasurer Report-W. Langen.
berg.
Annual Election of officers.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20
Optimiit nimmt sisene @esisin

E
@r but Sutraien in feline Meot-
ain unb ipeib. bob er ainberuns er.
fdbrt. 2eute, bic OF. Sings 9eu
DISCOVERY fiir ertilturg nebmer,
fino optimiihid. Gle miiien. bab
biefe @eSiain bic Rranfbeitsfeime
i'm Salie to6tet l1tb Der Ratrr ben
@es 5ur SeiIune offnet. Cine Or.
fdItitng ldBt fid nidt burd ober.
fIddIife gebanoIi,ne bertreiben
man mnb on Die @ur5eI geber.
Seib optimiftifd. SoIt beute cine
SIaIde bon Or. Sings Retp Dis
conerp. 3(gl6o.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20
Smiss.

SenrD 8rintnmnil INFO 8attin,
Ton 8elingtcn, no, ioipie Srall
Sobn Sarris, porSt. 2ouis, iinb 5nl
3eit Die @dite BON Srau SdJoeninG
uipo 6rau @aIlme.
5rmt Senrp @od, BON Belling-
ton, Mo., lit gesenhpartbg auf BE-
ilpdy bel 6rnnf Sul6eripirtb unb mr.
beren gertpaitbteit.
Die 8~ottoelbiloer : 8~orltellillg,
arn Iesten Sreitag Ibeno, Ddlroe
burd, bos Resenpetter pereiteit,
6rfs. Gtinna urpb 2oiiife 8uGde be-
goben iidJ am letten .Dierstog nady
Semrm1trt.
Srou 81. Braun, bon ct. Souis,
befinbd iid) Mti geilid bG ibrer
Srentoiit, Sr@i o.. Q. @obars.
Ger SerrmniNr Gnrniool mupoe
aud, bon bier aus peft saflreid be.
iirft.
Die Observation-Disclosures bon
goenf emp miro hire &%oirpention
am 80. Irg., INN 2 llbr, 9odnuit.
tags, in Scr BrcsbDterianer Stride,
2 @eiIcr oiaidb bon Spiss dbI,oIten.
SeSertmnn iii bersIid ein9elaoen.
gditor sc. 3. @iering II. Sofnilie,
ron Sig Berger. fomen ON pergaie
genen Spnntag, per aaito, St fnrsem
geiid bel Der 6atilie 8obais.
Die SrIs. @riuletpalo, BON ct.
2ods, peiIen sur 3eit dirf geiitd,
lei gilbert Sdpilte itrI0 5nmilie.
Srar Seranun @oedli 1T aau Der.
gorgenen Montag bon Or. Sdffner's
SoipitaI 3triidgefebrt. Gs frert ilns
beriften 5u fonner. 6ab iid 5rnll
MoeGli aaii betem 8ese Der @ene.
Jung befinoet.
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Tifnif bel stOnp Sill.

Gin 0Sce.Gream Social", nebli
Monbidein . Bifnif, miro ant Srel'
taa, Sen 90. @assuit, bonn Sraiien'
gerein ser gbans. Stride, I'M @rope
bel StonD Sin, geseben iperoert
0as Set besinnt am 9sadprlttal
,inh pipo udbrenS oes abenos tort
aeiest. Ssoernann lit biernit berg
lid eiageloben. Sir grfriidpli'ger
,irto ltnterbaltltng ut beitens 9eIorgf
@rte grassbano Mriif miro geiie'
iert ulpo elm abenSeier miro oali
aem SeftpIas ierpiert tueroea.
III. Dos aomite.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20

-ssran Cora Maeepitebt, tpnrhe
aeftern BON ibrem Softer, Serrp
Sans BON 8otshairL bierber 9ebrott
Inn Dor ber COUNTY Court aui Brert
@eiitessuitanb rnteriiDdd 5n speroen.
Srau MaserIteot seigte crit Dor
8,rrsar, nad)oem Tie nod firserent
IufenfbaIte in CT. 2ouis 5uriidaes
febrt tpor, Spurert BON @eiitesitnpd.
DIE, urtb ifeint on religioiemt Bdbtr.
finn az Ieioen, ipie iif bel Der I'm
terindptng Dor Der eouttp court
hepaltsiteIlte.
Chiffon Slider, Der &cdttpGgtr
BON &oate $50. L., babte bieier Snge
lein 5iendid, at1fpeeenoes spbetpterer.
Sod, IrfunFt Bet Ghrist. @llemmns
IIot, mo er gstpGbndid Mittogsrait
halt, ,pafnn er ieinem Sferb Den,
3a,un ab, ifiittete Den Safer IN ore
3rippe, tueIdJe itfJ ttuter einein 8alt~
me befano un6 mar eben Sdbei Sedl
leeren Slltterbeutel in bas Diu6ere
@rbe oes @ogens 5ii iperfe1, alS oer
8Iis in cine benofbarte 8~aamgratp,
pc ei,lidl,pg. Dos @fero tmirSe bier
ourh idell Unto rantte mit Dem
8lpssp, netit Der BoIt, oabon. ISerr
lSiider folste benz @ctabrt~ cine
MeiIe, fonnte basielbe aher a1idf EN-
bolen. llrgefGbr 6 Meilelu BON Ut.
lefnmurs Ylnb beBe9nete @an. &all.
meper, 8oittraser bon Holtte $40. 2,
DEM Gurdjbremler imub brad,te ben.
ieIben satn Steben. 3lm Slid
bntte Deber Efero, nod gla9a1 nod
Die Toitindteap rrgeltbhpie Sdnoen eea
Iihten. &err Siifer NOR hdber im-
itnrbe ben 9ierSt a,tf ieirer RoaTe
lin gepobnter @eiie 1unb mir mid Ell
ner Stlnibe @erfpGtaute 5lt ooler'
oer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20
srdae eeber ,r1eiidt geadtnna 4.

SnBt bic 2eber trise tueroen. nnb
|Sbr ieio i'm GIenb. Se6erntarn
bat bic ino ba einen Mnfan. Eau.
ierbe balten bic 2eber oftip 6lrd
Or. aife's SEEM aife gins. Mud
gut fiir Mogen. SeiIen Sdnin6eI
gerftopfins, @iIi5fitdi nnb Timer.
ooiilidfeit. @eimeen 6ns BInt.
gerr 25c. Bel Gurern apofbefer.
I(sIbb.). Q.
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XIV SpultSl.. SDppiiS SS'~Nf
In gap, miro ibr biesi1briges Mii.
iiorsieit om rrafften 2. Sepbentber
feiern. Seoern1ai1tt lit biermit ber5,
lid eireeEoben.
Baitor g. Sd|ult.
5rai @nIt. @utper tupO Colin
Sen, BON 6irit Greet, febrtan ge.
Itern BON elmer geiitd)sreiie ults ct.
2mtis suriid, beeleit& bon Sri.
sSlorence ltp6 Sttmar Scope, pad1e
mebrere 8oden bel ibrem Onfei,
@rdtap @atper peptpeilen fperoen.
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mditer," nafun letten Montag II
ieiner &efrlltsn alif cine Snbtonr
nod Big Sprines, Morhs@merr
guuntp, tpo Die nSeolas" ,mdbrere
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neben bper Driaiibiui9ell. M'ltBt
gum Ingelfpont ,tno 9aben ionoen.
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De 1tnb riefieer Sddoett perifriod)t
puroe. Gin GROCER SlbeiI Der Stabi
iuurbe iiberfliitbet unb IA Feripner
ertranfen.
;3tpei i1inge Burden por
&oonpiae. tpelde iif IN Segleitain[
ei1tes Raodens, bos md1nIide &lei'
ser an bat1e, i'm 8oote hefa1pSer
urrb Den Riiiouri binrurter ialbren
iplnoen in gbomois a~,lgebaltear uni
perbafte.. 9ie bret tpareit ofier1bal
aif Ibenteler aus. sic tmiroer
i,o6 9opnbille altriidgebaIt iuro iol.
len bort pro%fiirt auerbert.
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Georgia tpsgerr e%rtnorbipng boz
NnrD MDoenfr itahg lair9e1r Broaef
gum lobe ner,lrtbeiIt aber BON
@orper,teir gu iebensIanplifen
3ufDtbaits beerooigt .poroen mar. ii
in Der Noft bonn Rontag al,'
9ienstde BON elmer @olfsaneite a,ts
Dem 3ud,tbairie BEL @iaeogebiae
60. beroiisgeidjIeppt uno arfse'
bdrgt porben. 8uB elm su iebetrs'
Idiuelider 3udtbaitsitrafe @eruntbeiI'
ter bon eit,eirr Wob aus Dem 3iidlt'
bans eebolt iirio gelpnift miro. fam
audi nair inn &pnditoate @eorgio
borfommelt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20

aEbomnirt ont bos Serunanner
goEfsbIntt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-20
;Seiratbs.S iaenism

9ie @pansI.. Sions @enteinoe,
IN gap, fpiro ibr biesidbrises @if.
iiolsieit om rrafften 2. Sepbentber
feiern. Sebern1a,,tt lit biermit ber5,
lid einaeEaoeH.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-26
ADVERTISE EsTRAY ANIMALS.

Any person taking up an estray AMI
NAL must advertise the same within
ten days in some newspaper. They
must also within ten days send notice
Of advertisement to the county audi
tor and another by registered mail
to the commissioner of agriculture at
Bismarck. If you fai! to do this, you
are likely to get into trouble.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-26
FARM LANDS

THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS are
very valuable If you have farm
lands fer sale. Many big deals are
pulled through" after being start
ed through a little classified ad.
WANTED-To hear from owner Of
good business for sale. State cash
price and complete particulars. D..
F.. Bush. Minneapolis, Mimi.
WANTED-To hear from owner of
good business for sale. State cash
price and complete particulars. d.
E F. Bush. Minneapolis, MINI.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-26
BOARDERS WANTED

MANY people are looking for good
board. Can't you take care OF one
or two young men or women? They
are watching this column, and look.
1ng for a good "homey" place to
stay. Advertise and get this sur
plus change for yourself, and make
aomeone satisfied with life.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-26
r. e. YOUNG

F. e. YOUNG
FOR SALE-An improved quarter
section near Menoken; $25 per acre
$500 cash, balance one-half the
crop each year.
FOR SALE-A low quarter near Men.
oxen, at only $21.O0 per acre; can
break every acre. no cash required,
payments one.half the crop each
year.
r, e, YOUNG