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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
gnS Dem Solfsbtatt fribcrrr Sabre.
@or Is Sabrrn.
ben IS. Eebrnar, lS90

Treitag, Den rs. Sebrnar, 1899
8eiSen. sc, &orn so, SAFER %,
@ebl per Sud $2.35, Sbiptnff 80,
@ier 10, 9iibner per Tiuno ; g;
aartoifeln Is.
Iof ME itaro Die @ei5elljoot 10
prGd)tig Inn oieie Sabresaeit ais
~gegeuhp1rtig in iatierem 6Gintp.
Ser Gbos. Sperrp tpnrhe leetea
Moutag bon ieirer belicrcn SGffte
nit eiilem mlnteren Stommbotrer
beidenft.
Collector araettGp bot ieiue Sffiep
in hns frilber BON @ril 6ritnl ais
9arbierihtbe beulbte @pbGlsoe. edr
Der 9. nto SdiaeritraBe, uerlegt.
Der iiingite SoBtB Oes Srn. i. ".
Rerteits iieI letten Sonitoa nab
reno er Gitf Dem Court &mts Btate
ipielte BON Ser iiibIidpn Rouer inns
'erlitt cine &errenfung ocS- arntes
Serr Salso aropp, nnirr uuter,
~nebmenSer 9rouer, beianS iid3 Iestc
ISOLDE in ct, 2ouis ian mad, elmer
@afdine 5iir Sabritation BON Flint.
|lid)em Gis llmfdua, sI baIten. 90 eli
ii6 infoIge 6es miI6en ssinters &c.
stuungen fiebt enitpe0er cine eis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26

mann, SER Sanftleben lit Ger
RadfoEQer bon Snifs Saocb, int aOnt.
millions @eidnft,
4Hen MiirpbD mobnte fIr5Iid ser
sebrerpcriommlpra In Sertunnn
BEL.
Ben @ramlenlalilt itrib @ottiip be.
.faipbcn iid mebrere 8nge Der Der.
gatpgeren ISOLDE in SaIine County.
INN iidi 2aapo itno 2eltte 6ort ni,sat.
feben.
antuaIt ellis, BON Sernpdnn, be.
fatso it'd, ON IetteD Snmstng nnter
oefr biefigei, 4duderar.
Graii s. s. Nerters modytr an
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26

ntaid)inc an5uiGaffen ohcr ieilicn
Gisbeouri ans Dem 9torDen 5u be,
5iehell.
Die Satin Oes @ru. Mug. @odar.
nobr Srnfc mobnbaft, ltnrb oltt leb-
teil Sornto9 rod lalrgerenr aranf.
lein, MI Nltcr Don is Sabren.
@err Geo. &rnettlp, bat 0iele Nso.
dix icitt anIfulannsgeidGft uerfauit
lrlto 5mur oil Die Serren 5ern. Ser.
500 utto 6. @, @il0.
SEER AubreaS Huifner bot lebte
9Sode Die aIoIitler sSarm in 9oltr.
bois Smp., 800 G(fer, mir $4,000 &c.
fault.
Sic &enobncr Scr Sirlt Greet
9i~ndboridlnit beiinoeu lid, III nidt
gcrinaer Ilirgung uiO 9aiorgniB
il6er oas Gerifdpinben Oes @errn
Sobll &irdrNr. eilres mobl6efarmtcn
Farmers amo gcodteteu 8iirgers.
9erielbe perlieB oln 1ierltnq 9snd).
mittag ieine @obntlM nm lid ali
ore Sogo 81 begeben. God ais er
ip1t MbcnNs nodr nitt 5nriidfnnt,
mltrbc icinc Smnilie mn i'm beiorgt
ltuo 6cfiirftcno Dob linn ein llre
gliicf NncItoben, nmtbtc lid, lofort
oiif ole Srd,e. @eitern sparcll
nob8n 80 Mann altf ser Slpde nod
Gem &eridmunocnen.
Spdter: Serr airdMtr lit bon
lcillcil Tafjbarn geiunSen morhen,
ober Ieiher als Seid)c. SEER &irf.
iler bate iih init ieincm Htfle ouf
Ole eSago begeben lln0 bate iid, ourd)
cincu ntaliidlNfpell 3l,faIl erid,oiien.
Gic @cbriioer @oIfer. sic Dor
I@nr3cm oos IpntGefcr @ciddft &s
6rll. Gr, Gtmllellcr, Nurdl auir all
lid bradtelG boben oicir ISOLDE ibr
@ridSiit IN Gus friil)pr BON @rll. ".
a. 8rlFoot, ais aaltila6eB benutte
@eb1ls0e, gegetiiber &aienrttter's
NobelDaipolrupg, r'erIegt;
alls Stolpe3 Serr Seinrid; slpeI
itorb nod Idngerem apanfieiu am
Iiettcll Counting i'm after bon rs
,Subren.
Ine G~lerp0Sbltng: 8dbreno Die
SlpfldrelSa ulrs 5l peridonen id)ien,
hot lid, jest Dos 8lntt geiuerbet.
ue6erall Bort mon Jest BON Ger neil-
len a%ronfbeit.
Sep, Sberiff Minnbrauer. bon
bier, lpetber iidl Iebte @odt in
8ubimtom no. befann, ann oic
&uridem 6ie in Der Sonntag &adt
BEL SalNe's Store eincn ginbrudl
reriibtet, 5ll urretiren, nnroe Don
oan Marfbnu iener Sta6t nrtfgefor,
bert inn bet Der @cfangelma9me
zines forbigen H%auiboIoeS befiililid
sm iein lnpo 90 iidl Getterer oitrh BIZ
8lidt Der @erboititna ent5ieber
tpolte, mir6c er BON ~uniereitl eif
riger 0ieter Ser fl. SermmtSaf
bnrd cine Gepolperfu1el, Die Sen
6liebmrHen int ser Sberidenfcl
Srara, CUR tleber@abe ge5iput1en
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
aaerIsi far's sans.


Den Ridfanb bon Rars
tcffeIreibfeI siebe man nidt
foit. @r bat elmer. Gag 5u fteben,
bonn rpsroe bas i9iuGrali9 gefdrbte
Mcfer oapon absesoHen uno Der
fefts Sab aIs CUTE &artoffeIfarte.
tntfpeoer aur Diduns BON Saueen
ODER fir @inftdrten bunter DGf4e,
be. tpenbet.
4IIen Maionaifenau
cen 1T. Obne oaB Der feline 9eidmad
baum perliert. elm tleiner 20ffel be-
ftes @eiseumebl auSuieben, UNI gier
gu srfparen. Spnit iinb fir l pint
Wtajonaiie 6 @ier nOtis, bel Dem
MeblSuiaB seniisen fir bieielbe
Misa9e 3 @ier.
Sei 3ptpeins un0 Sees
fIeden 1T es elm sutes Mittel.
iofort Sals aufaufrenen unb Den
Sarbitoff ein3ieben gu lahen. Der
Sled pdi9t iid bann fpater Ieidt
aus.
Mennetn onft PATHFINDER
Sfub an elmer STEELE briidt, 70
Iees man pom auBen auf Die Oriidens
be STEELE, lpdbreno Der S9ub am
5uB iBt. einsn in m0glidit beibes
Naiier eetau9ten uno nur loie ausz
gen rungensn 2appen. 9as 2eper
itl.dt Ii6 unp fprmt ii4 mad Dem
SUB. auf Dem Der S4u9 pteoer
trGtsn lperben mub,
See, Der nit tofenosr Mil9
itaii @aFer aufgebriibt miro "a Mi-
nltsn Sieben laiIen), lit piel nubrbafs
ter unb eignet ii9 Defenders fir
&rante. penen FONT oft MiId supi=
Der lit.
I'm aIapiertaiten pieoer
NIP unD fsiber gu MAIDEN, eisnet
fit, Elm in 3itroneniaft getaudter
Slaneuldppen. SinO bic suiteu bes
TENDERS i9mubis ober selb. 10 riibre
man einen oiden 8rei aus pulperiz
fer.em &alt nit Sitronenidure on,
itrei6e ibn bebutiam nur auf bic
peiber Saiten, oaB er ni6t IN Die
3%icii6snrdume fdut ooer bic I9pars
gen Sditen befledt, lafe ibn einise
Stunben barduf uno entferns bann
poilidtig nit einem in parmes @ai>
Ter seiau1ten uno pieOer ausgetpruna
senen Sud-. Sroden na9reiben. 5aas
notig, lam bas 9erfabren pieoera
boit peroen.
I'm eefrorene Ger senieBs
bar 81 MAIDEN, lege man lie IN frtz
I6es 8ruunenipafet, pelbem man
etpas Sals 5ngeiebt bat. Der
6roit SLEPT 10 aus Den @iern unb
bisie idmsden pieoer 10 gut -lpis qua
ppr.
MIte Dell cper 2ddarbe
ldBt iia burb cine Mii4ung bon
2 Seiten SaImidt unb l Sell 5er@
pertiu in penigen Minuten entfers
men.
Stantpl. Qmbiiauugen BON
gbotplaoe, Seize uip. Derlpenoet man
Is9r niiBli9 Sum Ginidlagen bon SiIs
bereesenitdnben, Die man Dor Dem &nz
Iaufen i4iiBen nil.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26

irBteir N}ouT10 GiltIlt tllr5cl BriudJ
Ill Sbnntni5.
g.. =. @ramRnnnn lnlh @llst.
@cbmeper baton lidj an pergdllNr
Inen Sonptaa nod Glasgow, Wtp. be
gebell, lpo ,9err @ranrumallli eirc
tNlrm gctalllf bot. &ir miilfldel
hrilcl Grfolp in llellen @irfmm5
frcis, obaleid mir es iebr beOolern,
@errn @roimteunolm airs lmierer Mit.
te 5l uerlieren.
Ism. @olf, polr @rrnam. mar
iIber lrgten Sonntog BET ). s..
6retie.
s.. s, DtertcliS beialo0 lid nTllrerc
Gage bieier @odN IN Ct. Solris.
j. VI. Sreeie, non G%oncorSio, NO.
bcfuEb iidp itber lcptcn Sonntaa mo
Molltog birr. 81 @dIt bel Sablt itiro
Sfapie9ertndter s. $. Nreeic nm
@attin.
Sim n0diteu 5teil 9tpril miro IN
3eibmams Safe. Elm Nroier Gitcr.
ball itattiinScn,
s. @cbnrener lnTo @ottil perbcit
an n1d1ten ii. Mar3, lire QutoeRe
Sod5eit feiern. IS6r Gnfa, Grrct
Sbomas, miro an oemielfsn Gage
bier, IN Morriioii getrnltt mcrbcn,
Sm Stempel+@S tiltoe befilpbet lid,
iett cine 9arbierintbe. ioipic oltd
elm arcbeS Fool lnto @iGioro 3inrs
! nrer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
Sili6s nnS ueritupit.

&opfpeb, idlIedlter athems iai,.
rer @ngei, beIegte 3nntge uuo Int
perooitIidfeit beoeiiten, oaB 2eber
ur6 g~ingetpeiOen peritopft itnh.
Rebmt 8einigtutg Dor. SoIt eine
25e. Waid,e BON 81. Sings 8efu
aife RiHs unS Ieert @agen nno
Gingespefoen atis bon Sen Sos. uDo
@iftitoffen. DDS miro gud gut
fiibIas MAIDEN. Gfieftip uno ood
milo. aein aneiIeil. 25e. BEL Gai.
rem apotbeter. 9ndIen's arnieo
SaIbe fir gpanomwrs6eu. (sfoo)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
Die fanf Graume
@aGaoe pom 2zarx saoGsr.

Do faate Der sapeite bonn Sfel Der:
mir trGlnlte, iJ triig einen gfantcl Wie Der,
Wit GRAB iolfcm Tet5, mie id, 9erite l1ngit bate,
limo cbelr 10 elmer golNGcf &ette!@
Der aaiier iprad}, ,Senn Der Wtontd Dir pabt,
Some i'd aerne DIR, Sab on Inn haft;
llro alsdl ole Sette ~ntBgonm i'd Dir ni6t,
gSelal tie mn pnBt sl 6einein 8eidt!"
ga iogte Der 9ritte, Sent 9tadt inn 8ett,
Sob idy qetplimtt bon 10 einei1r Solicit,
ISLES BORT 0ct Goelmonn imtber lmidniirt!"
&arol iprodJ; y9tiritn es, pelm Dir es gebiibrtl
Nus Sr1llane1t ipridt oft elm binlmliidles @irfcti"
ga iu9te Der Sierte; v3u oeirer 2infcn
&1lRgt "a Elm &orn! @b mir bo% jt eiaclrl"
9a iagte ser &aiier. ~galn mltb ID amt 3ei1cn,
0amit Dir ormtf 6l blael gelilrgt,
Aic mon es fn1ert, bob lritia = flinat!"
limo am ofiener 8el7er, 6ranltcll rr Iaro.
Sielt blojenb Der SuIer Nds &ort IN Ger &arbi
9a plroe eS bintef l~ebenoig int Smm;
Sut0e llb S69er farnet teroni
llno IA lagte ser &aiier, ais 0c Sdnr
Seiner 5rcilcr ms Simmer g~ehrutgen lpar,
limo oralrbelt idlarrer6 ien Happc geifdlunt:
,Nlnt, 9lrIden, bot cm) Dos ont gttrlnnt2!
Mudl mir lit bic @obe 0s SrGlulers ncrlicfn!
@EBt ibr, mas mir it Sraulnc eridien2
Cd fGb end, Sicre an @nlgclf ~hanqNr!!"
llnb Der Sroluu lit Damn glcid} III grfillrutg gegangen.
g. y. Diorgen Soiirral.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
Sahrlidle @erinmmlnnn

Die S1brlirbe 8eriammlunq Ser Gctten
3nhuber Der Scrmaun ,ilmtpaI Saus
iies Smne atnesiattsn tSoartoBe) sum
3ipcd Dec GrpablnnA BON nenn3 ~irectoren
fir oas ienienoe Sabr inoet am Samifa9
Den u. sSebruar 1915 i'll Der Gitu Sall
Itntt, Deginneub UNI 9 abr Gprmittnos
nno enoeuo am MittGa Oeiielben Saqes.
SIN Guftrag beg Strettoriums
&pbert Baumgaertner, Secretdr,
Sam. 8aumg1ertner, ir., Yrdltoent.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
an p~erfaufen.

9rei quite &rbeitspferbe. lolpie mebrere
@aaen. 9aobSufrasen BEL Sttp Cher
lin, genualter beS Hahlelies oes pert.
ghas. @berlin, Sermann, Rp. 3u.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
NrudtS %raunt,uein.

Sdl babe cine 9r0Be GuantitGt feinea
ielbIt eebrannten Npple Sad, Heah
Sranbn nnb 3reiteri6bnaps mn Sano. ben
idi bilie pertanfen tuerbe bei6er Gallons
u0er IN arDBeren Guantitaten.
6pttipbS duet.
Sermaun. Np.. u. =,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26

m oirreore, I4bert, Der Sing mo Der 3dr,
eriannei Dem 9eltitcn Saiier @efobr.
limo tni,mlten Ifpn ieine erben 81 iein.
Sci Sieiar bier Srdinteii fdllt mir eirL
Cine aItc Gedidte ans altet Sagen,
$50 ii9 dbnlifes 8pgetragea;
$50 airdJ mol bier uertralnritc SoltSiten
01rdI ibre SrGMlre in Sd)iiaBen ~gerieieit:
ani Die sSngo rift 9aiier &aroIlts 9itint,
"a iIog ieni Aappe gar 5lI N~cIdapiipo.
Dos mar fir &uiier &arnl fem Slid,
Teit biuter ibnt bliebct Ole anherll atriid.
limo oils Ieit 9fappc I'M Eifidt ltano,
aaiier aaroi feline Hidltllhg foRo.
aaiier Garol bono or einer 9uiti DEN Happel,
Tim nod} Dem rtttigen Steigr 3t tappen;
&arol hat melt nnrbcrqeiudt,
saf Dem Sort gehloiet mo lueIolid. 9cfilldlt.
60 finn er az oes Gall0es &ano,
$50 periteft ein oerritieites gSirtStars itdno;
Gas lab uerlieoerlid4 aus NM milo,
Satte iidt 9tulnelt. nidt chrtnres Sdlilo;
ltn6 aIg ser GuiIcr trat iibrr Die Sdnuelell,
"a afen ga orirnen bier milNc 6eieIlen!
Der aaiier rief nod @irtidyait nl0 gseii.
0odl trut Feia @irt ms 3tluucr bereil
lln0 ba iootc ser eritc Scr %aJooun6en:
nAim lebt nal, has bat lid ia lieolidJ aeilupocn.
Mfir trdiutte belit 9tadt, i'd triq tinet SNt,
Bie ser ihn % aitF bntI, 3as past iids ia gut"
limo ebc ser Safer es ibnt nod er(oitbt,
Ndtm er inn aririeto Sen Snit pom 'SnlIpt.
Der Saiier iprads: ,gSclrlt Ger Sllt Dir mn paiSt,
@pirltS i'd, gcrrc Dir, DOB on TGt DuItl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
Mir Comm sdnl.s superintendent:
@ir iin6 crmattist, Serrn
6. M. 8 O n U e I

als aanbibat far @ieberuabl iir eas
arrt bes @ountp Shuliuperintenoent Jul
@ascona6e gountp anSntiinoen, nntet'
uprieu Der @ntfdeibuns Der &abler an
Der SGbrliben Sdultpabl. AM 9ienita9
ben 6ten april, 1915.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
@fr limb ermabtist. Serrn
81 NR q II II

u. -. ~ IN
ais aonoiout fir oas Nmt oes 9Onntp
Shuliuperintenoent fir gasconaoe goni,s
tn ansuflnben, n%nteriuorfen Der gntr
iheibnng Der sSdbler on Der Sahrlidbert
Shultuabl, am 9ieniaa ben 6ten aprtl,
1915.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
2n p~erfaafen.

Gin Surrp uno elm 8ugsp. Nndban
irneeri in Der Office b. vi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
&arnnna,

Sd, warne biermtt ic6e 1eriun, bel
Radpt aus metrer Senb 81 blei6en; be-
iDubcrs bcim 9pr.S upper uub entertain
ment. Tsers suiuiber banoelt, tuirb gee
richtlidl %belangt. 6erman Romeiier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
!Neue an5eigen

0eutia,e geitridte pplene Spden, ale
SOC unb 75c bas Yaar. Soi.
Shnell. 222S 6ebert Ctr, ct. yonis. Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
gu @erfanien!

j ic)Dnc 8aalptten. in ipcitlicben 3etle
Scr Staot. Narh5iiroaen nj Der SHtee
B. 8i.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
gu onfaufen

Sin Srriep 8nltentalb, 3 Wonate aft:
registrtrte Rajic. ltommt BON Campus
Bates" pm "9Scrlep Sates", Der I'M gans
sen Staate Deriibmten Broouseutin bon
sol 8ftnb Sutter. per Sahr.
&rn. Sedmnnn,
Rplite .. Sermann. Ntp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
85deatIider 9arftberidt.

8eisen, $50. 2. . 40
8ei5en, go 8. 1.39
SSmperial @ebl, per Sud 40
@ooh Said @ebl, per Sad 400
0ailp 9reao Mebl. per Sad 4.1O
&teie, per 100 8funS 100
SGippituif, per 100 gfuano $50
9crnmebI, Der 100 9iunb 2.t0
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
Marriage Licenses.

Conrad w. Latall, Hermann
Anna Flnetsch, Swiss .....
WIN. Hampton, Rhineland ....s
Alba Hall, Rhineland ........ ]
Hy Stoneberger, New Florence
Anna Kasmann,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
Sroonhe.
gorrigiert bon
sS0hff s.. &eLnrerS

NUYH y. 1eEIIRfS
Butter per &iunb .20-25
eier. per 3ubeno, 201b
5ilbner, per 8futo Ii
Sprina Gbidens, per 8funS IA
Stass, per 8fiatb, (. Z
@Gnie, per 9funo z
ewten, per 8fnnp liz
per gIuno t2
Sdnpals. per Bhinb 10
2ipiebeIn, per Bufba 20
@urtoffeIn. per 8rtbel rs
Bcue, Der Etunb 10
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26

llno Ser sram lit naan alcid} IN erfilfrpg segangen.
q. y. Dtorgen Soliritat.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-25
STORY RITEN''


The hero of this here tale is a
West End laundryman. and the other
acters in it is a cat and a duSt-rag
and a lady, also a fence for the cat
to be on and a window to jump
through, etc. If it wasn't for advertis-
in the laundryman too much, who is
a well-known and publick- ed
one, it ought to make a good act for
a movin'-picter show If it was a real
ritter that's ritin' it ups Anyhow this
is how it happened.
The cat was standin peaceful on
the fence alongside the open window
when the laundryman come drivin'
along the street at a good clip loollin'
for business The cat being skeered
by the sudden comm of the wagon,
jumped for to go through the window
and lit on the lace curtin which was
hangin inside. The cats claws hung
on the curtin and swung the curtin
away in to the room with a wide cir
Gle and very suddin' which gave the
histericks to the lady which was usin'
the dust-rag inside, she being cleanin'
up with the window open, it bein' a
warm day.
The lady rushed from the room
and was wavin' the dust-rag frantic
when she got to the front porch. The
laundryman hearin' the noise and see
in the rag wavin' in the lady's hand,
he thinks she is bringin' him a shirt
for the laundry; so he stops and
hustles from the wagon and up the
front steps to get it. and she falls
faintin Just in time for him to catch
her in his arms, not intendin' to do
so.
The laundryman was so shocked
and broke up about it that he is sick
in bed, and a substitute had to be
hired for to keep up the laundry wa
gon route in order.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-25
To Cure Catarrhal
Deafness and
Head Noises

Persons suffering from catarrhal
deafness and head noises will be glad to
know that this distressing af1iction can
usually be successfully treated at home
by an internal medicine that in many
instances has affected a complete cure
after other treatments have failed. Suf-
ferers who could scarcely hear a watch
tick will tell how they have had their
hearing restored to such an extent tit2 {
the tick of a watch was plainly audit q
seven or eight inches away from either
ear.
Therefore. il you know OF someone
who is troubled with head noises or ca
tarrhal deafness. cut out this formula
and hand II to them and yiu will have
been the means of saving some poor
sufferer perhaps from total deafness.
The prescription can be prepared al
home and is made as follows
Secure from your druggist l or Par
mint Double Strength), about T5c
worth Take this home and add to II
a pint of hot water and 4 or. of ~ranu-
lated sugar; stir until dissolved. Take
one tablespoonful four times a day.
Parmint is used in this way not only
to reduce by tonic action the inflamma
tion and swelling in the lcustachian
Tubes, and thus to equalize the air
any excess of secretions in the middle
ear and the results it gives are nearly
always quick and effective.
Every person who has catarrh in any
form should give this recipe a trial and
free themselves from this destructive
disease.-Advertisem
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-25
RAILROADS MUST
RENDER SERVICE
Important Stand Taken by the
Public Service Commission in
the Berlin Case
ESTABLISHES A PRECEDENT
Adams County Line Must Run
Trains or Surrender Rights to
the Commonwealth

BY n decision in an Adams county
case to-day the Public Service Com
mission practically decided that a rail-
road is bound to furnish reasonably
adequate service on its line until such
time as the duty imposed upon it by
its charter shall have been surren-
dered and the surrender accepted by
the Commonwealth. Daniel F.. Brandt
and other residents of East Berlin
complained to the commission that the
East Berlin Railroad Company refused
to furnish to the public either freight
or passenger service over its line,
which extends from East Berlin to
Berlin Junction in Adams county.
At the hearing before the commits
sion it developed that this railroad
began operation in 1876 and con-
tinued until September ., 1914, when
a receiver who had been appointed by
the court of common pleas OF Adams
county sold the franchise to William
| G.. Leas. There was no dispute be-
tween the parties as to the fact that
the operation has been financial fall
ure, and the respondent contended that
for this reason the company had u
right to cease exercising the franchises
conferred upon IL by the State.
The commission points out that the
granting of the charter to the COM
pany did not give to it a mere license
which it can surrender without the
consent of the State. When a railroad
charter is granted the company Sc
cures the right to construct the line
mentioned in the charter, and when it
has exercised that right it enters into
contract with the State to operate
the line until such time as the State
has authorized 1t to discontinue the
operation. 1t is true that the State
many look upon a nonuser as a for
! feiture of the rights granted and pro-
! ceed to declare the franchise null and
void. but until such action is taken the
company is bound to perform the serv-
/ ice which it undertook when it con-
| structed its line under the powers
| given it by its charter In other
! words until either the State has for
! feited the charter or the company has
] surrendered the same. the contract be-
/ tween the State and the company must
be carried out according to it's terms.
! The order Of the commission is that
the East Berlin Railroad Company
| shall on or before February /, 1915.
resume service over its line until
such time as 1t shall be relieved from
that duty in accordance with the laws
| of this State.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-25
AGRICULTURE IS
To BE THE THEME
State Board and Allied Organiza-
tions Begin Important Meetings
Here Tomorrow

Prominent farmers. land owners ana
men interested in the development OF
the agricultural resources of the State
began to arrive in the city this after
noon for the opening of the thirty
eighth annual meeting of the State
Board of Agriculture and the coinci-
dent meetings of the organizations
affiliated with 1t.
The State Board of Agriculture will
begin it's sessions in the Board of Trade
at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning and
the State Poultrymen and the Poultry
Breeders will begin their sessions in
Chestnut Street Hall at the same time.
The Dairy Union and the Stock Breed
ers will begin work in the afternoon
meeting at the Board of Trade. where
the Holstein- Freisian Association VIII
meet.
on Thursday the Berkshire hog rails
ers will get together to form a state
association and on the same day plans
call for a meeting for organization OF
q sheep raisers association.
Half a dozen notable addresses and
demonstrations are scheduled for the
meetings, two of which Will relate TO
the diseases which have been carrying
to soil fertility Much attention Will
be given to agricultural conservation
and it is possible that Governor Martin
G. Brumbaugh may speak If his duties
permit. In all probability resolutions
will be passed in regard to the state
taking advantage of the federal aid for
agricultural instruction and the high
way, soil conservation, rural school
and other problems of interest to men
in the country and state reimburse
ment of farmers for cattle destroyed
because of disease. These meetings
afford legislators an idea of what the
farmers want in the way of bills ana
this year because of the notice gwen 10
agricultural affairs by the new Gov
ernor and the cattle conditions the
discussions will be doubly interesting:
Tuesday the State Board, the Poul-
try Society and Poultry Breeders AS
sociation will hold meetings, commenc-
ing bright and early. Commissioners
of Health Samuel G. Dixon, State Vet
erinarian c. J. Marshall and other
state officials will speak. Professor
Harry r. Lewis. of the New Jersey
agricultural station, is also scheduled.
At night with T.. S. Bayard, of Pitts
burgh, presiding, DR.. II. d. Gill, New
York. will discuss bovine tuberculosis.
Wednesday the State Board Will
hear reports by various state officials
| and experts and committee chairmen
and DIR. c. E. Thorne, Ohio agricul-
tural station. will talk on soil con-
servation. The Pennsylvania Breed
ers' Association. State Dairy Union,
Pennsylvania Holstein- Freisian Asso-
! citation and Associated Poultrymen will
also have meetings and Professor w.
| II. Tomhave will give a demonstration
| of meat cutting.
Thursday committees will report and
resolutions on legislation adopted and
| the foot and mouth disease discussed
| by DR.. Marshall. Plant as well as cat.
| tie breeding will be themes of papers.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-25
Twelve Maxwell Cars
Delivered This Month

f. w. Shank. distributor for Max
well cars in this section, wears the
contented smile of a man who is sat
isfied with his share of the business,
considering the season of the year.
This month so far Mr. Shank reports
twelve Maxwell sales. This well-known
little car has always been a popular
seller and at the present time is maxi
ing an enviable record on the greatest
race tracks of the country to demon
strate it's speed and endurance. Made
only in one chassis. with touring, road
ster, cabriolet and town car, the sim
plified method of production makes il
possible to specialize to the best ad-
vantage and produce a touring car at
$685..
With the display room and service
facilities of the Central Garage con-
venient to the heart of the city and a
company back of the car that is among
the strongest in the country, Mr..
Shanks looks forward to a season of
exceptional prosperity.