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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-08
; 7:YEAR0LD DIVORCE SUES AGED
MILLIONAIRE FOR half MILLION

met Mrs. McNabb on May 10, 1912,
and that from then on until July 18,
"she piled him continually with en-
Elements, provocations and importu'
mites to marry her, and especially to
settle property on her and her chill.
dren by her divorced husband"
Mr.. Kinney states that Mrs. Nc,
Nabb came to his home in Michigan
"a stranger and introduced herself
for the protested purpose of solicit.
ing aims for a private ~so-called char
table institution"
He is the father of eight children,
five Of which are living. He has
three grand children and seven great
grandchildren. .
Mr.. Kinney states that he wrote
Mrs. McNabb on August 10, 1912,
that he did not wish to marry and
would not" He requested the return
Of = ring which. he said, size "bor-
rowed" from him.
The cross examination of James T.
Fisher, a banker at La'rium, Mich,
whose disposition vas taken at Calu'
met, shows the line Of questioning
that likely will be followed. The d.
rect exa mination was conducted by
one of Ms. Mc,Vabb's attorneys, as
follows:
Estate whether or not you would
consider that she would make a good
wife for an ordinary man.
I'm my opinion she has a very al
fable disposition. She would make
a good. affectionate wife for any, man,
in my opinion. She was entertaining
and she possessed. in my opinion. a
good deal of tact and good horse
esnse," the witness responded.
"From a business standpoint, would
she, in your opinion, or would she not
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-08

Washington, April 6-Whether a Is
year old widower can damage the
heart Of a 81 year old Divorce to
the extent of s50O,0 900 will be deter.
mined here this week. Mrs. Ida NJ.
McNabb, who conducts a boarding
house in Milwaukee, Wis, claims she
should be given heart balm in the
shape If half a million because John
S. Kinney, a mine owner of Palatka,
in the Upper Peninsula Of Michigan,
refuses to marry her. Her breach of
promise suit, which has been set for
trial today, is the biggest action of
the kind ever carried to the district
of Columbia Supreme Court.
The action was started in the Dis.
trict of Columbia because Kinney
spends a large portion Of his time
here and in Florida.
Defended by Woman
Mr.. Kinney will be defended in the
court action by Miss Harriet Freebey,
an instructor at the National Park
Seminary of Forest Glen, Md, where
the daughter of the mine owner, Miss
Adelia Kinney, is attending school
and taking p law course.
Dispositions which are on file here
now show that Miss Freeoey will
contend that it would be impossible
for a woman in the thirties to love a
IS year old miner. She will contend
that, a union Of that character would
be a strictly business proposition on
the part of the woman.
Afidavits and exhibits to prove
that Mr.. Kinney promised June II.
1912, to marry her have been submit
ted by Mrs. McNabb. She asserts
that he put the btrotnal in the form
Of a written contract, a cop" of which
has been filed here. In this agree
~ it is set out that Mr.. Kinney
would not only marry her but that
he would educate her three children
and insure her life for $4,000 for
their benefit. -.
One of Mr.. Kinnev's mines is said
To he worth s7On.0AN. We is ronuted
to be worth several million dollars.
She Pursued Him.
Indications are that the validity OF
The alleged contract will ho attacked
by Miss Freebey. In Mr.. Kinney's az
fdavit the Statement is that he first
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-08
pard in the presidents suggestion to
transfer him to the station.
President Worst's Statement.

pdiu Ill tlle preSlQentS suggestion 10
transfer him to the station.
President Worst's Statement.
president Worst requested that the
issue as to whether or not he was
president Of the institution with pow
er to act for the best interests of the
school as he saw fit, he settled by
the board. For 20 years." he said,
things have gone harmoniously, but
some Of the faculty have thought that
! did not have the support OF the
board. II they are going to spread
dynamite and create discomfort, !
want the authority to fire them"
f There's a whole lot Of defy going
on-you may as we'll face 1t. When
this matter came out, i called q mum
Der of the strongest, most manly stud.
ents of the school into my office, one
at a time, and asked them II It was
true that there was such widespread
discomfort among the students. They
all said that it was so. Then l asked
each one to tell me frankly what was
the trouble. Each M stated that the
teachers in the agricultural depart
ments we're not giving them anything;
that they were going out from the
school not knowing their subject.
"The students complained that
when a division was made, the sta
ton got the big men with the big
salaries and the college took the rest.
I did not discuss members Of the fac,
ulty with them; l defended the fac
ulty. But Professor Sheppard has
given me weak men and a weak de-
partment, after having large latitude
in the selection of his men. l can
produce harmony If given the author.
ity, but the whole department must
be revised, and made strong and ad-
equate and balanced.
A. to Professor Chase. !
:" had previously told Professor
Chase that he was not making good
and told him what to expect. He had
fair warning, which he did not heed.
Thomas was teaching a class in agri-
cultural economics for which he was
not especially fitted. I talked with
him about it, and we agreed that 1t
had best be given to Professor Trim.
BILE, a yery strong man in economics,
who could make the subject of'deep
value to the students. When the reg
istrar' notified Mr. Thomas, he refer.
red to Dean Sheppard and the latter
countermanded my order in my xb-
sence.
I'VE cannot expect much mercy at
the hands of the board of regents, If
they find within a department dupli-
cation of effort. Dean Sheppard has
tried to make the agriculture depart
ment complete in itself. There is az
ricultural engineering there instead OF
in the engineering department, with
two sets of apparatus. The same is
true of the economics classes under
discussion. A pecialist can certainly
give a deeper and broader meaning
to a subject and then the .readjust-
ment Of a viewpoint to meet the de-
mands Of agricultural economics or
agricultural engineering is simple"
Mr.. Worst stated that Professor
Sheppard and he had worked harmon
,tously 20 years, but when the division
between the College and the experi-
inent station was made, Sheppard
seemed to &c snuarelr against him.
Az ~ eheppard1Talks. : s,s !
Professor Sheppard, when asked sbf
the board concerning the Chase diff
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-08
Radiu. Rods

You win not find radius rods on
many cars excepting those Of high
price or If you do find them, you
will note they are Insignificant In
size. Some cars drive thro' the
springs just because it happens to
cost more to use radius rods and q
torQue arm as Studebaker does.
But Il also happens that radius
rods take the driving thrust that
the springs have to take In
other cars. And so make the car
EASIER.riding.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-08

Tribune want ads bring results.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-08
WHO IS HEAD
OF college?
Worst Wants Board to Back Him
Up in Handling A. g.
,...s 4. Faculty

FaIgo,I$ D., April with the
tr~ansferffof Professor Sheppard, dean
Of the department Of agriculture,
wholly to the experiment station, and
an informal expression of confidence
IN President Worst, the board of trus-
tees Of the Agricultural college, Tues.
day undertook to correct the alleged
unsatisfactory conditions existing at
the school. This action followed the
statement by President Worst of the
state Of affairs from his viewpoint,
and the concurrence Of Dean Shep-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
These are the reasons whV it is
Rear Axle

X. {. Vther0 are
using what they briefly describe
az floating types ofaxles. Which
means that they are the earlier
types Of axles which were devel-
oped In the evolution ofthe FULL
floating Rear Axle. This Rear
Axiethat Studebaker usesi s much
more costly to manufacture. But
SAFER. For it carries the weight
OF the car on the axle housing. It
has TWO Timken Bearings In
each hub to take up the side
thfuSts. And the shaft Itself does
oNE thing only-turns the wheels
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-08
COLLINS PLAN GOES .AWRY.
Sentenced to 18 months While Ben
on Turning States Evidence.

Hillsboro, N. D., April Jack Col.
ms attempt to clear his own skirts Of
a burglary charge, by turning states
evidence and duplicating four others
in a series of petty crimes reckoned
without Judge FolloIk.
Collins was given an 10 months pen
itentiary sentence, while the four men
he implicated we're given OILY one
year prison sentences.
Judge Pollock, in passing sentence,
declared his belief that Collins was
the %ringleader of the gang.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-08

Fortified Tires
Ne-RimCut Tires-"Oa-AiT" cwsd
With Az Weather Trsadsoe Soooth
3PriceReduc6ons

Our last big reduction-on
,February1st made the third
DIN Two years, totalina IS per
4 cent Thus, as our output in
creases, you get more and
more for your money. Be fair
with yourself Try these tires.
Any dealer will supply you.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01
Sin ltstes eieS.

3t9einer, Igorpen aebt's ins 6eIo;
Sd apeiB: id fehr' nid)t MEIER.
Drum ipict mir mir mein feetcs
@el6
0ns tollite eilrer 2ie0ert
I'd, min Elm Sieb, bas lpirr peneirt
Die Gltalen nit 8eniiiicn
Grim ftamrpnFeibe @ornc Dcint
Bel nfloen @eibcrfiiiirr,
Grin punpurrot ole &ebe MSiimt
ltlbo Solo Die Selber traaen.
8riitn idaaitero i'd npein @cnuer
balnpt
Sun SpriHgcl lalb iii Sagat.
Sd ipiIl Elm Sieo, Grin liebesfraif
Die &er5ell bred9eno itGbtpeiL
Gin sieS por Stnrm uuo Conner,
flaipg
limo pom &nnunenbr0bnen.
Had mirhelipoer slitade ioll
Gin Sterbpnstunipoer 6dBen,
Der S~oteltDogel, buHaertoll,
SOIL mts Dem 2ieSc frddl5cil.
Sd mill eS idnuria. lodcno, ipilb
limo bllltrou bis sltnt' Gonoe,
Som 2eben ilno pom ZOO ein 9ilo,
Gorit 9aflsen ltitgarlonSe.
Ia boht iJr; irebrtt nlein lebtes @eib
Siirs toilite eitrer 2ieSeri
llnb nie Dor id end ipieoer.
3igelmer, monscn aett's ms Sab,
6r, @. b. Seltcren.
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Geinaobeit fGrOert Slid.

Obne @eiunbbeit fein mabres
Slid; obne CUTE gerbauiing nno
reguIaren Stublgane feline @e.
iunbbeit. War,tm es pernadl1iii.
gen. Die @eodrme often al balten
uro fid Der &ranfbeitsgefabr aus
iesen? SIR braudt's nidt, 9ebmt
cine fIeine Or. Sings Reiu Sife
8iae am Menb; Morgens meroet
SIR Damn freien StnbIaane baben
unb better fiibIer. Soroert appetit
nto gerbanitne. Brobirt beute
aben6 cine. 1(slb.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01
StefauRon, TularfOridcr hat nencS
9an6 ent6eft.

Gilbialnar Stefanilon. Der cana.
oiid,e Iorid)er, Der in Der arftiid,cn
GONE e%rfrorer ooer perbllngert iein
ioIlte. lit nidyt mir geNilnb itro mint.
ter. iorpoern mill ioaar I'M boben
9orSen elm pelles 9aro entbedt ha.
BEN.
Stefmilon trat ieine Soridungs.
reife an %. Mairs 1914 nit Sipei
9egleitern, Storfer Storferion uno
DIE anberion. BON Mautips 8oinf,
alasfa, an. &apitin g. s. Collie
bon Ser yG1fbp" iagt, 6aB Stefnlion
iid jebt alpf ganfs Saipo, eirer 400
IeiIen 0itlidy BON Ser nor6oitliditen
Spite alastas gelegenen sSnfel, altfa
.lGlt nilb beabiidtigt, ieine Sor.
idain9sreiie in meitlid,er Ridt1tng
neiter8ufiibren, unt ore I~ltsoebntng
Ges nelien bon linn elrtoedtell Salt-
oes iiiopeIflid) bon 8rince 9atrif
Sslano ieitSiitellen. @s ilt Stef-
aftlion bepeits ~gellutgell, one iii6lifye
@rer5e bes ilelren 2anbes feIt5uitel-
len, ober bic n6rolide mo meitlidc
@rerr5e iit podI ilnbetanrt.
SaB Stefanifon nidjt peiter por-
orulta, ut airf Mongel al Nabrung
suriidSnfiibren. @r d%}arterte oe'l
ISdoner .Golar Bear" nnb faitfte
Iibn ipGter fiir $4,000; Oesgieid)en
famfte er Sos Motpruoot .@laoia-
tor" @it oieier Sdaffen fnbr
StcfmriIon bon Der Serfdtel SSnial
mad @onfs Sslono, mo er iid) jest
befinOet.
Ger Sorider beabiidfigt, bort e.
nen Stiispitnft ST. 'etabltercn INN
ieine Sabrt nod Gem gsopoen fopt5lt,
icscu. @am ole expedition 5u.
riiffebren miro. labt iidr niht Dor
onsiagen, 90 stefuiriior nidlt illr'
febren min, bis er ieim 3iel errerrbt
10. 3. Sie @rer6en Nes rleit ertSedtes
2aipoes feit9eltellt bot.
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Giraffe.

gm pcrieen Sonlttaa paiIiertei
Autos bier borbei; bas 5eigt ie-
6enfnas bon einem siemIif regeti
Gerfebr.
@m. NietpaIb miro Sen aolffteln
Grldfer bier oaifiteIlen rtpb miro
piele bltnSert Sonncu Ginger Der.
fallfen.
Sim peraaneeiten Spnntag paref
|Sic .Serren @gaers. 9idion, Eiet
ntDo @epers, i1mmtlid BON Ser
morn, iotuie aid Ole Serreii aolobn
Gmselbredt nn6 8nidmotln, idiumt
lid BON gab, bier, nto itellten eir
8rogrmm aiii fir Die 60. Sonntags
idhd &pnpentioig weIde ain 9iers
lag atnb @ittmodl, 6en 26. itno q
0ftober, III Sernann a~bgcboItei
meroen icIl.
GIN testen sonntoq slbcIIo hiel
6nl. Gmilie @iwfer, cine alislon
oifdc Miiiionarin, peld2 IN Gol
uttto, GdSnoielt, %itatioiiert III, 4
ncn gortrue iiber sic arbeit iapb Si
gcrbaltniiie IN ibren @irfitugsfreis
por elmer iebr sablreden @erionm
iiupg III ser bieIieen @. g Stride
SRI. gueEer apliroe in gop geborel
unb lit cine GnFelin eifes friiberel
aeIteIten Ser oortieen Bresbpterio
ner @enneinbe
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aatrlti fHr's Sans.

@Iaceebanbi@nbe au 10 d.
Mar Serriibrt bisl Seife IN
tohenber Miild, IdBt ettuas ertaIteu
iino riibrt aiif 1 pint Mil9 1 gibots
ter oaat, febt bieier Mif9ung einige
Sropftn Metber oSer Gnlmiatgeift al
unb rsibt Die auf Die Sdnbe seaopss
aen 9anbi1abe mittelf zines tpoile.
men 2uppens ianft NIT BET Mif@ung
uno trodnet he an Der Cuff i'm
S&dtten. Die 9anbi1ube bleiben
peih, tperben rein, bebultea bic syor.
Be uno risd5en Hiht f9lsdt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01

uniereu bersliditen 9ant hermit alien
0adbborn mno 6reunben ipelrbe uns, an
Id6iidb Der 9ranfbeit unb oes Spoes nm,
jeres inuiaft aeliebten @atten, Saters uno
Srnbers, SIN. GneeIbre9t, hiifreld
Bur Snno aingen niio ibre lheilnabme
b~eseiaten. @ans beiUnberer 9ant ben
8abrfuhtrdaern, ipiuie audi tir bic pie'
len, blbSben 9lumenipenben nnb, oor
alien. Serrn 9aitor Raaie, FIR Die ttet'
empfuneenen @orte oes 5ruftes, am
Grade oes S~eriturbenen-
Die tr~duern6en Sinterbliebenefl,
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Gipiss.

@lit. griRtigam fa,ite neillidD
chi elmer Mutton einen hiibfdlcn
Srlfpp &popieb.
Die 3immerleilte iinb iest beim
8ai etnes mobernetl 8obnbmlles
fir Otto 9oerflinger,
@artin Sdmanburg mar oori1e
ISOLDE bel Sreb gng befd6ftist.
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s~aaemeine gOnntp gienisfeiten.

Sn Ibrer Ioblnutg, IN Der
NdDc pom Benz, itarb am Roiaag,
aen 90. Septcmber. 5rau Gbas.
aramme. inn aIter bon 80 Snbreh.
Die geerOiaims ion6 itatt in Spcns'
rifle, inter 2eihins non 9Saitor s..
Spedt.
6rmi 5loro Mnaell Idbt sur
3cit in Spettsbillc. eife Sodltein.
Gpttnge baiien.
6rmi Iuglite 9oirowebr madf
tr arn @ittnpod, acn 10. September,
ibrem oeben cit enoc, inbem lie
it'd in Ser 8obninne ibrer gltcrn,
5rie 9anbmehr tnto Satin on Der
Sbiro Greet, init eircr @iifie err
idpoB, Die r~ngliidlide 6ron mar
if,on lett mebrercn Mfpnctcm aeiites
trmf getpelen.
Ibolf Senlnle, bon 9lono,
.nairbe Dor 8atr5em, in galotpin, Mo
idnpcr perlest, ir0em lid iein Iito
iiberiflaW iiflo er inter Die &a-
ifine eeflemmt iUlroe.
%. @. Sdnpeer. Snbn bon
Senrp sdapeer, Sr.. BON 9rafe,
mlroe simm aaiiierer Der 3. lnro W.
@aiuf, in Meta, Mo cripGblt.
Ser Hoiebip6 Correspondent
ocs Slpenspiae &epn6licon beridltet
hnb in lctterer 3cit, in Ser @dbe
ton &oiebuo, sablreide aiitosllnf1ae
porgetnnmelt iiro, urrb left oieielben
nteiitens alti RedmlM bon al
roidem uro mporiidtmem 8ahren.
Com. &olte iupo @attin BON
0mensoiae, Wnroen oieier Sage
halnb oie @ebilrt eines Sodter.
d3cfEs begliidt,
Ger gnangcliit Gatterion balt
5ilr 3eit 8eriommllup9er III 9lono.
9epep Moefli, in ser Rlbe
bon 9ldito, fiel fiirSlidp atf cine
aorntoppeI arnb perlebte elm aalge
10 idlimm, Dob CT aasiclbc pielleidt
rerIieren miro.
Die Man0mnlas aloge, ipeldbe
Gn "a. Sept, in Union, siir Ser
banolilng fomnten io1te, urb bon
|gbas. @c8iaiGms. bon gleapespille
~eingeeidJt wor6en mar. I'M 6. q.
Cole, Satpt. Ger Sdmlen BOZ, Srapf-
lin 60, sit stpingen linn Elm 2ebrer.
Certificate mt~a3n6teIlen, milrbe bonn
@eridt n~baetuieien.
2aaIt ieinent Seitament, tuel.
DIES ON %. September inn NohloBr
@eridt einDeredlt tullrbe, nermadt
ser peritprfeie Sbobe 8. Differ iei-
ren 9ciit an ieine @attin rrno feline
beiben Sobre, 9anieI mo @alter
Miler, 5ltr &erndltina nnh slrnl
Nltten ieincr Satin nrb ieiner
iGnnntIiden &inbcr. gel Dem CODE
Don Srmi Mi0er ioIl DOS @rlnoei-
aentblpm III ben 8eiiB Der aenamten,
bciben SGbne iibergeben, inter Der
@eoingltna, Dob oieielben ieoem Ser
apoeren finn &inber hie Silnme bon
800 oits6esabIett, Srai 2pbio @il-
fer unb 3oniel MiIler iin6 at Seitf.
ments 9oll1tredern erlanit. Dos
Sdtomcnt trdat bas 9abum nom 2,
september 1915, Die 3elaen iino
Robt. @olfer inns @iit. q. Sdnei.
ser.
Ser p~eritorbene @rn. Gnael-
bred)t, lm,t Seltoment oatiert BON
IA. Mitenlt, 1916, pcrfnodlt leiner
@attin. amaIia Gngel6rad,f, elmer,
NntheiG mlf 2etensacit in fciner
Tamm. 9os belpeglidr Giaermhalnt
LIT ieiner Satin afioIlt pcrmadt,
inter Der 9eoinalrg, innerhalb Der
lGdften 12 @ointe fIeine Sltnmtel
on ienes Der 8in6er ausNlBnhlen.
gstn. 9ollnarn ltno Sronf SO. Goer.
mann iino sic 3eltgen hes Eelta-
ments.
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Erlnruadrr.

nm lie fb oos seber, bab idp iti1t gefuiat.
NVl SD nuirrte of mobl iiber ieere Stinteen,
limo barge Sraeet irrteit III Der 8mnt
Zen Shan llrb %ei3 beS ecbers 5u ertr0eit
9tlrt itnno l) rddelnng oli hummer Wn1t
limo lalfdte IN Dos Dtitel, IN ole 6erle,
limo boh pb tiefer, rdielfdapmtg rcr 9adr
S~uglarsten tcil irro %fuilnberiunl ole Gtcrle.
llro nel inro t%putoeranl oraig bier Elm Saiit,
SdapoIl BORT elm Hauipn ans %peridioIrett GScteft
8agapadai SinnS, bns SerB &ri Eco wrtrolt,
Spiirt i'd Sas Sehcr iber's Sdiaftfel0 io1reiter
Gas 9ebeil: balo en Sdatten, buIo ein @iitbft-
Gin 0r0blei iern-ein HiePii Don oeft ;5lpeieeat-
Gin @innteril, Sliferr, i~rnfid.bareS Milbt-
Sin Sanren,apfenouft-ein sdrei er Sdbpei9en.
IA anol es beiB imo fdpper III lllciler grilt
Bon elgeni @eb, bon lblMBelrO.fiiBet 8orrrer,
limo nteines 1oieins marc id mir teiutBt,
gQs iprGipgen in mir alien 2ebens 9ronnerh
&lar iue irodl ne anto bodl mic trnundeidhuingt
SiibIt iJ os 2ebers 3oalber nrid5 %lnrnpetelt,
llirb tuilbte INN: benz Sooe MIR ertrtn9t,
Cent enig9padab Sinn ato Gei5 6as Scbett.
fSft ppebte t) Der liebet 8aiie anaaf,
SieQ o0er 500 INIT ir mir Ni eraperber.
Gin 2aden Itieg in ntefelt 9er5et aM,
Der Sntt 6eS 2ebeirs: Prob berehRs Sterbeit.
st. &cidert.
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Deutidbe. gcitridte ,uoilene Soten, alle
5arbeu, SOC, impprtierte 75e. bos 8aar,
9amensS trlmpie. bentidle &ole, 75e,
uno 9Oc. Spaniihe 8ole MIR in Shpar6,
ST. 90 bas 8aar. Yoitbeitelnng beipr9t
Sos. Shnen, DDS Sebert ST., ct.
2ouis, Mu.
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Notice Of Annual Meeting.

a AEA
The annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the
Hermann Electric Light 60.
will be held at the office Of the
company in the power house on
Monday, October 4, 1915
from 8 A. M. until IL o'clock
noon, for the purpose of electing
seven directors for the ensuing
year and to transact such Other
business as may properly coiue
before the meeting.
John Woest, Secy
Phil. Haeffner, Pres,
Hermann, Mo-, Sept. Ia, 1915.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01
Der Gerndt eincs e-8aloes.

@ie Is ben SdIeim aus Sals
u,po aopf loft. 9ieielbe fraftige
8irfnns bon Den @einnbbeit brin-
aetpoen gine . BaIoern lit in Or.
geI's 8ine-Sar-Soneb perforpert
gntiieptiid nrro beilen0. aautt
beltte cine Slaide. glle apotbe.
fer bab'g Fir 25e. electric gitters
lit cine Sriibiabrs@ eoi5in. t(slep,)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01
On u~erfanfen

Ioueo Sereiprb Snaensadlber, . bis
Mpnate ait. NIie ppn regiitrierter &aiie
Scbrei6t, ODER penbet euch pcrlbnlid. 10
tort an, 8. n. StprB. Morriion, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01
On permiethen

Sas GcntraisSptcl, in leBteren Sabref
pom SO. Nanpin aciiibrt. ausgeSeitbne'
te Gage unb CUTE @eid}afte. ur1terturft
fir @eipnnHe, Haheres bel
emit agel 5crmarr, Np.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01
3n perfanfrn, pSer ~ Ocrrcnten.

Cine Shmiebeiuerfitdtte in einem
gadlteiueebanoe an Der bftlid)eu y6trit
Street" Nd9eres bel
5rau So1n Setbah,
Sermann, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01
Srndt.y ranatsDein.

SD babe cine erp6e auantitat feinet
jelbit ge6rannten glpple Sad. Heat
8rauob nnb 9reterihnaps an San6, bel
ih binig oerfaufen iuerbe bel Der @alors
ODER in grbBeren Guantitaten.
@ottlpb 9 hueb
Serrnann, Mp.. R.2.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01
On ~nerfanfen

Sans uebit Stabtlptten friibere Sed.
manns gieenthum, IN Der weitlidter
3iueiten StraBe, in Sermann, WD.
,6aberes BEL !
Srau 8bilip 9 Of n e D T. /
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01

Die @ebriiber aoble inaren IN
Ger pergol0eren 8o6e, in aittle
Berger, beiln aleeoreffen.
Seltrp 2odber befan0 iidy an per-
satgenen Samstug, geidaftcbalber,
in Seufanu.
sbonnirt our oas Sermanner
SoIfsblott.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01

Die GounpSidper Smfen, 9iOoenpeper auo 3anrGp, iope afRifor
6. 81 Neeper uo @ciuttp @lerf Ies perianuneten lid am lesten gRon.
taa ais appeageb6rbe. Nadb Inborer Der @rin6e, narlnt ole BON oa
Observation-Disclosures erb0bten abidnbunsen niJt annebmlbar it6
nndte Ole @ehGroe ole ioLaenben MGroerln9en: