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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-12-24

convinced that 10 compel the railroad
company TO put on daily mail and
passenger service at this time would
work a hardship upon them, and for
inst reason he desired to take his
name from the petition.
The secretary then read she ext 1i
the petition, viii b vas a~ lioAs.
''Salmon, Idaho. October ", 1915.
To THE OFFICERS or THE q &
r. RAILROAD COMPANY
Gentlemen
I'VE, tie undersigned citizens +
Lsmhi County, Idaho, believing THAT
Il would be- to our mutual interests
for your company institute & daily
train and mail service bet cen the
city OF salmon and Armslead, Mon
tana, do most respectfully petition
you 10 institute such accommodation.
Eve assure sou that such action on
your part would be greatly apprecla
ed"
Mr. O. Brlen then rose To point Of
order, stating that the petition was
addressed to the oliicials oi the rail.
road company and that IL could he
sent 10 no other place than 10 the
ones 10 whom IL was addressed, AID
moved To amend the motion hy strlk-
Ing out all the original motion fol.
lowing the lrst clause, that tine pc.
tttlon he ssGt 10 the officials OF tile
u. q p. railroad company. 10 this
amendment the second consented aud
the amendment VAS voted upon and
carried. The original motion as
amended was then passed upon and
carried.
The secretary was then requested
TO send the petiiiun TO the proper au
horities as soon as possible. No fur.
ther business appearing the meeting
adjourned.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-12-24
(ONPLINENTED
ON WORK

Lemhi county had one exhibit at
tie Exposition which has reflected
credit to the county as all le seen
from the following le ter Lemhi
county people will remember a set ~
tools which were exhibited at tie
county fair last year by Mr Papettl.
These tools acre sent 10 san Fran
cisco and iIave been upon exhibition
here during the Fair, and tie follow
log letter explains Sith what snccs -
December u. lyl5
Mr.. V. Pzpetti,
salmon City, Idaho
Dear Sir
Ne are today sending b yy4 hy eE-
press yoar box oi sxhlblt blacksmith
tools and trust tbsy all arrive IN
due t'me. We have hs1 them on eA-
hibili0n In the Idaho building al
through the ex eosItiyn and tbey have
been admired by a great many p@o.
pie. We thank you far yOnr kind CO.
operation ia our NUTk.
Yours EsTy truly,
JAY A. CZIZEK,
Commissioner.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-12-24
Status Of Silver.

The upward swing ia the price OF
silver signifies more than merely q
temporary prosperity for a few own
ers of mining property. II means,
not only the greatest mining revival
in history, but revival in every
line Of business. For the resumption
Of work in abandoned properties, the
opening OF new mines, Increased
working forces 10 the steady produc-
ers- together with the ramifications
Of mining which reach out to every
industry 10 the country will mean
an immense increase in the mum Ter
of mer employed and so In the vol
ume OF money in circulation. Every
channel OF trade, every avenue OF
business, will feel the effect OF this
increase.
The worlds yearly production OF
silver under normal conditions, is
estimated. at 2lO, coo, 900 ounces, of
which the American continent pro.
duces 81 per cent. Mexico is the
gre test silver producing nation, but
the output there this year is scarcely
worth considering. The big mines
Of Cobalt, too, are asay under nor
NAL production, owing to the fact
that their refining methods are large
ly dependent upon Gsrmsny. Eur
ope, Of course, is producing little.
Under these conditions it is estimat-
ed that tile United States this year is
supplying so per cent Of the worlds
total
Despite this, the white metal has
made a new low level record. The
price of ass cents in midsumm msr is
the lowest in history, and the yearly
average-Which will undoubtedly be
under so cents-is also The lowest on
record. The former low average was
90 cents, in 1909. Several factors
have entered into this. India, al
ways tue worlds greatest buyer OF
silver, has been out of the market
entirely. China, another extensive
purchaser, has taken far below the
normal amount, owing TO intsrnA
troubles. The art, which consume
tnree-fifths OF the supply, ordinarily,
have required practically none out
side uf this country. And the pro-
duction here has been greater than
usual, owing TO the increased output
of metals with which silver is by
product.
Many causes are entering intI the
present upsWing OF the metal. Pur-
cnasss on the United States govern
men', for instance, are increasing
This is largely due to The fact that
There are nov . million more men a.
Work in eastern factories than q
year ago, thus creating . greatly Ia.
creased demand for subsidiary coins.
Hoaeyer, this call from the banks Is
not from the east alone, but Is com
iny from al parts OF The eOuntry-A .
sign Of tie awAKsuing OF new pTus-
perity.
The moving picture industrV is US
ing a great amount Of the metal.
There are about %, 900 picture houses
in the United States, using approx
mately l20, OO0, 900 feet Of hlm regn'
larlv. tn average life Of flm Is
tbres weeks. Silver salts, used Tor
sensitizing are lust forever upon 1s-
ing exposed to tne light. 1t Is e''i-
mated that Is, OOO, OoJ ounces OF silver
per year-a figure equal 70 Utah's
total produetion-are used for TINS
purpose. This is noa the hfth In
. dusiry in size in the oouutry' aud Is
increasing rapidly.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-12-24

TIE Royal Neighbors invite tie
pu1lic T. attend their dance on SeS
Years eve ard assure them that theg
will be Wsll entertained.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-12-24
MS FROM
WAR ZONE

ecent dispatches from the Nar
OF Europe state that che Anglo
Fhch armies have evacuated the
ipoli peninsula. Thi, campaign
resulted most disastrously to
ish prestige as military power.
the loss of life attending this
raign has been greater in proper
to the armies engaged than upon
other Of the battle fronts. Just
{ effect this will have upon the
ire lrosecution OF the war can on
approxinsted at this time.
he arms and equipment with
wn from the DardaneIles will OF
re be used to strengthen the po-
on of the allies at Saloniki and
er points in the Balkans In this
paign thousands Of lives we're
'rIficed in vain.
he English government is bend
every effort to supply the armies
tie ront with the necessary mu-
! ms of War, and now arises the
iiculty of securing enough OF or
1ized laoor to perform this work.
'peals to the patriotism Of organ.
labor are being made to allow
skilled WOTkmen to assist in this
TX. 1t is thought that many mill
ms OF dollars can be saved 10 the
'ernment If this can be arranged
IN the western front there have
IN many battles in the air In
lich both German and French ma
ines participated, many bombs
re dropped upon trenches and
.ategtc positions. 1t is reported
at the Bulgsrians in small detach-
IN have crosse the Greek 'front.'
r and met the Greek outposts in
tiles. The press in Greece is silent
on this matter, but the govern
ant has been disturbed abo it and
We sent reinforcements to RoIitzis
reinforce the garrison there.
The Germans are compelling 1.-THE
llgafs to halt upon the frontier oi
-epcs TIE concentration Of Aus
1-;prnan forces for an invasion !:
ia 10 be under way. The Auslro'
'rman forces are estimated al
out 10000 with much heavy artil'
~.
There is much speculation upor
e probability Of sn invasion Of
,Tpt b, the central powers in con
rt with the T rks. No doubt thii
visi m woull re attempted Il t'G
HSsi ans could be driven fro Bes
rahis and the Bulgarian frontier
Is extremely doubtful n any SER
: battles will be fought befort
ring or any movement Of troops II
nsiderable nu nbsrs. Greek neu
ality seeWs 10 occupy the attention
INST Of the belligerent nations t
e exclusion pf q p~arpfl l1inf elsa
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-12-24

Miss Clara Reddington, OF Dillon,
is spending the boIi days With be
sister, Mrs. L. ]. Stroud.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-12-24

The Tevulution in Mexico is Writ
1 ally ended. Peace negotiations we're
? Ened between villa and CarranZa
asents which ella mates Villa from
Mexican affairs. Mort bern Mexico i
l-S NuppnrtiHg the CarTanz defacto
Z 'ernmeuI. A n nesty has been
ss'nt d to all the NiIla factiurs tue
only exception being general Yilia
aud lis brother. 1t Is supposed that
y NtlIa Is in hiding 10 the
nited states.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-12-24

10 . Big
q Other
|tiOn Sets,
owes, and
have ever
ID l5c to
s, SCaEfs,
'rfumen,
that are
mes, lOc
fed Toys,
rs OF uS.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-12-24

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&c.
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ely during.
rs in the
earty ap-I
ness even |
Rnd were |
gence. |
10 our new /
lowing con. /
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Cashier. +
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er only.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09

i9eu pertro9en ii9 bic polniiden
8auern Dor bieIem germaniide n Be-
seiiterunssiturm in ibre armielisen
Siitten. DIS enoli9 Der leBte &uf
pertlunssn mar, traten auerit Die Of
fisiere aus Den Reiben uno itelten
ii6 chamber Dor. 2eiber mar es
idpn gang ftnfter, aber ba flammten
hiiben unb briben Die elettriiden
Saf9enlampen unb bel ibrem S4sine
briidten OeutIde unb Seterrether
einanoer bic !SGnbe, Die uniformen
uno 4usriiitunsen purben sesenieiti9
aeseiat un6 beurteilt; man seigte ii9
Sic Sanbbabune beg @eipebrs, bic
potronen, unb BEL Den Mafdinenges
ipsbrabteilunsen erbielt Die 8erbrlioes
runs ned cine %beionbere tednti4e
glote. Sauptiddlid interefiierten iid
bic Seutiden fir Die @rt, pie bic
Seiterrei9er ibre Moi9inengenebre
transportierten betanntltd dnf
SrQgtterefl- unO plul9IeH Ie9t Dtles
SDitem. Die Seiterrei9er lpareu To-
rort babel, oen oeutf9en &ameraoen
etipas por5uereraieren unb oieie nas
rem beseiitert bon Der S4neuigteit,
nit Ser ole Maf9inengeipebre ab9e=
nommen unb in 5eueriteaung sebrd4t
fparen. aber bic S3eit riidts Dor
man mubte peiter. Sas &ommonbo
r8er9atterung" idnellte bic Seiterreis
der ouf ibren YIab suriid nno aud
bic 9euti6en traten an. Wie auf
Dem Greraierplab Happier bic Sc
pebrsriffe, iurlIte bod elmer Dem ans
bern 3eisen, tpas CT tonnte, unb IN
ipeniger als elmer Minute itanben bei<
be aolonnen marfdbereit %.
pIDBlid ftimmten Ole Oeterrei9er
ibr r@ott erbaIte" an unb tpie cine
Mauer ftanben bic 9eutiden in pas
robe ba, ole Sffi5iere ben Sdbel ses
fentt, bic Sartb am Selme. IIs
sic 0iterreidii6s 9oltsbpmne pers
Hunger mar. Ianssn bic 9suti4sn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09

Strede ipeit in bas 3iel einsebrunaen
lit. SoI6e @ranaten ipirten lpie
Sprenglaoungen ober Minen, bic Die
bef4ohenen 3iele INSTRUMENTATION
(9lbb. 3,
Sn ben leBten Sohren lit man, ae-
pibist our9 Die Grfobrunsen 6ss
ruiiiid : iapaniidsn 8rieaes, aud,
i'm 5elotries gu probiioriiden @rbbe.
f%eftigun9en iibergesdngen, binter be-
men Die Sruppen Der @irtuna BON
born tommenber @eI9oHe taft poa-
ffdnbis entso9en iino. 9obur6 purs
De .oie Irtiaerie Dor nele glufaoben
seiteat, oenn jebt gait es, ben Sc
idobbasel 10 gu seitalten, baB er bic
Sruppen BON pben, iiber Die 9efssti
gun9en binfpeg, traf.
9ieie @ufsobe iudte man 5unddit
ourd nit 3eit5iinbern periebene 8roz
naten su l0fen, bic in Der auf! iiber
Der Steaung erplooierten unb ibren
Giienbogel ientredt naf unter aui
Die binter Der 0edung ~liessnoer
Sruppen i3Ieuoerten (9tbb. d. Ser
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09
Dir Tplnarttllprtp.
sanonen, ,eanbitcu uuo MBrier.

in Der Cuff erpIobisrt. Sierbur6
fperben Die augeln in 5orm elmer
mddtigen 8arbe nod born sei6leu@
bert. sic ipriben aug benz s%erplobens
Den @sidpbmontel heraus pie @oi@
ferftroblen aus elmer 9rauie uno be-
beden 10 Elm uiberprbentli6 ipeites
Selb (@bb. y. Die 9urdi6Iosss
troft Der &ugeln 1T nidt 10 beOsuz
tenb, mie Die zines @eme6rgei6ofes,
bod lit Die S9rapneIipirtung ifon
Der sroben Mense Der augeIn meger
fiir6terli9, 5umnl Die Our6 liz pers
urfaften 0unOen auBerprnentltd
bDsorti9 iinb unb I9iper beilen.
Die @runnten unterIaet>en
Tih Gaberlih nit,t ppn ben S6rnp.
neGs. sic iinA jeopd ~Oidponoi9er,
beIiBen feline &Ugelfiiaun9 nnb erplos
bieren i'm dllgemeinen nidt in Der
SUIT, ionbsrn, pa tie einen @ufi9Iags
climber beiiben, crit beim aufialns
gen auf bas 3iel. 0abei 5erretBen
Ie in piele 5adise Giienitiide, bic
quer aur 5lugbobn nu9 alien Sci
ten auseinanber geldleubert iperhen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09

teres i'm Jelbfrieg bate psripenoeu
tOnner. Snfplsepehen i6uf man
lei4tere 5%elbboubiben, bic iid bon
ben Selbfanonen Guberli9 nur bds
burd unterI9sioen, bab oos Robr
,iirser unb oas aaliber srDBer 1T.
9inter febr buben 9edunsen lie
senOe Sruppen permag ~allerbinss
aud bic !SaubiBe ni9t nit @rfolg gu
betdmpfen. 9asu lit bic Jlusbabn
ibrer GsidoIe INNER nod ni9t iteiI
9snus. SpI6e 9edunsen fommen
aber im GeIotries taim Dor, bn iid
ibre biel 3eit beanfprudenbe Ser
iteliuns nidt lobnt. SIN 5elbtries
tommt ma alio i'm ullsemeinen nit
&anpnen unb Saubiben aus. Die
9elaeerunesartiGerie oaeegen braudt
nod ein brittes 9eiaiib, oas aud
binter boben 9edunsen lie9enoe
Sruppeu nit GrfoIs ansugreifen ses
itattet unb suslei9 b%orisontale Setz
funeen 0onsertuppeln uip.) Sers
I9mettert. Sin foldss 9ef9iib 1T
Der MDrfer, Der elm nod tiirseres
3pbr beiibt dls bic SaubiBs. Sisfes
Robr Tam uuberprpentIid fell GEE
iteGt nsrben, big gu IS 8rab segen
bic @oseredts. Der MDrier tiims
inert fid idsinbar iiberbaupt ni9t
Tin fem 3iel. Gr IdleuOert feline
SefdpHe aus Den tiefen 9ruben, in
benen er ftebt uno BON benen Gus
man bas 3isl mstit iiberbaupt nidt
erblidt. gon5 tell mad oben birett
in Die 8plten binein, &ber bic
5lusbabn lit baoridorf bersdnet nnS
nit Silfe grOBerer ober geringerer
Pulberlabunsen in ipeiten 8renaerl
nbitufbar, 10 oaB bas 8ei9oB fein
3iel trotbem fiber erreidt. Sieier
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gbb. +. e6ubpirtung hcs e1rapneus.

Gbb. i. ShnBiptrtiiilg ocs Sbrnpreus.
uno anberes mebr. Iae bieIe 3iele
beI6iebt man am beIten bon BORN,
neil 70 bic Wirtuns Der GeI6oiIe an
seipnltigiten 1T. Samit elm @sI6ob
iein .3iel BON BORN 81 pader perrnag,
mub feline 6lusbobn natur9emdb
mOslidt 9eitredt iein. Solde Slug
babnen erbdlt man, tpenn man cine
ftarfe pulperlaouns uno Elm lanses,
fait paseredt ite6enbes Robr pertpsnz
oct. Sn oieiem Sole baben bic 9uls
pereaie siemli9 biel 3eit, auf bas 8es
f9ob gu pirfen, 10 bob es bas Rpbr
nit bober @eidpinbtgteit perldbt uno
~gerobestpegs auf bus 3iel losfltegt.
Oas lanee, muir ipeni9 erbDbte Robr
unb Die itorte 2abuns iinb bic &ents
5eifen Der &ononen, Die mau III
rer fla9en @eidpBbabn balber aud
5lodfeuersei9iiBe nennt.
@irb bic &anpne sesen lebenbe
3iele. alIo sesen Sruppen peripenoet,
10 perfeuert man aus tbr melIt
g 9rapneIIs; tote 3iele. 8efes
itisunsen, Sduier, Mauern, ba9egen
befdisBt mar nit 9 ranuten. Die
aud CUR 8ei9iebuus binter Sedune
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09
s6uitsr an sbalter.
aie ssdtarausu uuO bic selOorHuen.

Se Sentgrauelt nno Die 6elngritnen.
Die @tener rNeue Sreie YreFe"
6rin9t in eiuem Seloppitbrief folssnoe
intereFdnte S4iloeruns:
rSn elmer Srti9aft Siiopplsns tras
Ten ii4 cine oiterreidiid,unearif9e
nnb cine bsutide Standardization.
Die Oeiterrei9sr iporen in elm 9orf
einseriidt unb ioItsn Dor oieIem cine
Steauns be5ieben. Sn Der lebten
Minute Tam obsr spii9en Den 0ibis
i~ionsfommanbanten cine @ereinba@
rung Suitanoe, tpona1 bic SeutI9en
biefe Stsle beSosen linb Die Ssiter=
reider iid ~IeitnGrts oopon feitieBten,
alfo maridierten bic sinsn arriid. Die
anoern Dor unb in benz 9prfe begegs
neteH iid bic beioen Sruppen. IS
iparen nur 9euti6e, biiben unb brii>
ben, benn bic OIterrei6ii9e 9ipiiion
mar iene bon @ien. Battalion sos
al Battalion poriiber, bis beibe
bartholomew ibrer sanSen 2Gnge
na4 fid segeniiberftdnben.
llnb nun lief ourd bsipe Sruppens
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5rei nad sdiaer.

gSer 5dblt Die @6lfcr, uenui Die Iamen,
Sie mir bisber 9efauaen nabmenl
Sie 8ettern, ienicits bon. &auaI,
Sen 8nidJnarn aus Dent ferncn &raal,
SIM itr5en Sod ben blonben S6otten,
Bon Gfrifa ben Sottentotten,
WIS 2ubIanbs 80ltcrfurterbimt
60 maufen Sduft, 10 mar,den Surb.
9ie @urtbas, balbe Gaunibaler,
Sie 2%an5enreiter Der 9engalsn,
Sie ,Snber BON Simalaia,
Die GotpbobS fern aus &aiiabd,
Sen Nranarant nit ben rotten 9iiren,
S~fd}sbunbert bon Den gelben Siidien,
3ndbef, bart bonn @iiitenranb,
Shtpor3bdnte nnber Hanb nno 8dnb.
9d fia6 nod Sl1men unS @~alonen,
GnS allen 1dubern ionunen iie
gu Inmfdhen nuf bic Mnien Gobner
ltnb unirer 9e6rfer @eIpbie.
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en- uutersebradter lebenber 3iele be

gen uutergebradter lebenber 3iele bic
men.
Die S4rapnells iinb erobe, BORN
augeipiBte, siemli6 biinnipanbiee
Stoblsplinber, bie nit elmer llnSubI
fleiner Sartbleituseln gefiiGt itno
unb atpet boneinanber setrennte guIs
perlabungen befiben. Die cine, bic
beim abfeuern bes @ei6ibes en!siins
oct pirb, fdleubert bas @eidob aus
benz &obr berous. Die sneite 2a@
bung entsiinbet ii9 erit in Der Ndbe
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reiben elm Spmmanbp. Salt! Sront!"
unO bic Waffenbriiber btelten, MIR
bur9 Elm i6males Stiit Der Strabe
poneinanoer getrennt, Wann Dor
Mann. Die SGbel Der Offiaiere flos
gen aus ben Sdeiben unb Elm iubeln=
Der Ruf brauite empor. 0as .Ssil"
Der Seiterreider mti9te iid nit Dem
nSurra" Der Seuti4en = 10 eriiBen
iid bic Se9tsralen unb Die 5elbgriis
men auf erDbertem Je%inbesbooen.
Nidt euoen ipolltc Der Subel, nno
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09

artise @efdofie miiFen aber natarsss
mdB aubercrosntli9 senou 9e3islt
psrben. luenn lie pirfli6 Grfola bas
ben iplen, unb init Der @rfiiaun9 bic
Ter 5prberuns 1T ni9t INNER fiber
gu re9nen. Die Gsl9ibtednit,r ia
BEN fi9 besbalb md einsm anberen
@sse I'm. auf bem iid oas aleide
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slbb. s. stubruirflira e,Iier aus eiiieui Nitrirr
perfeuerfeu, init Ser5ogerungsSfiil pericbe-
uen Bureaucratic, nic crploSicri. nadoem tic
cine strcde peit In has SicI cin9eorrracn 1T.
Cub. q. Man6mol miro Der 9rns
natsiinOer aud 70 einseitellt, bob ods
@eitob erit frspiert, nod)bem es cine
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HERMANN
MACHINE SHOPS
OTTO r.. vOELKERDlNG..
Hartmann Mo.

gleine WertitGtie il, nit aIlen n6thtaas
gtaId)inen auSecriiiiei nm ale Rspanats.
rem an Sampi, nnb Saipline,g ,oTdJtleu
Drefd,' mb Grntenoid,ineu raid unb saf
aus3uiiibren.
Mdid,ineniheiIe. R6bren. Gel, Hu,apxE
uIn. Iteis an Sanb.
acknowledgements cine epcaiG
Iii6i.
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3iel Isidter erreidsn lisBe. 9obei fiel
ibr Bid auf Elm i'm Steuunsss unb
Yelagerungstrieg i1pn ldn9er sea
brGu9lides, 9aubiBe %genanrtes
@efdIb, pas feline @ei4ofIe niht eez
rabe aus, %fOnOern in iebr itartem
9osen f9leubert, Mit bieiem Steil>
feuerseidiiB fonnte man bon pben
per binter bic Sedunsen s%rsifen, unb
Sds NOR serabe bas, mas man
brau6te. Die i'm 9elaserunssfrieg
sebrdu6liden Saubiben lparen isbpd
gu i6iper. als SuB man lie ubne reis
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Edw. WALK
Hermann, Mo.

Raaft Gtflassl Gier and Jarngts.
bakts unb besablt bafir 6urH elss
tpeiiune auf bic Sermann SnuitacE
8ant. Birbesablen pinttlih tRs
iebe Gb~licferuns.
Sn %. Bals @ebduse, oa bon
Sruntitrase.
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gis gum Gnoe bes porisen Sahrs
bunoerts battle Die 5elbartinerie i'm
8risse fait nrr brett iidtbare 3tele
gu befdieben, 3. 3. ansreifenoe SD
palerieregimenter, frei aufgeitcllte
8atterien. bonn 5einbe beieBte Dor
fer, ftiirmsnbe Snfanterietolonnen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09

bes 3ieles unb aipor bur9 einen an
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09

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nit 4utiblngsinoer o~erielert ipir6, aTIo
bein slufprul auf bas 3tcl crplpbicrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09
Local Time Table

Henry Scnucn. Emil U, Schucn,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04

mountain lakes, valleys and mountain
purks
Under the act by which Texas was
admitted ~ the Union as many as five
states may be- created ont Of the pres
ent area Of Texas without cOngressiOn-
al action A new state to be created
from the western half Of Texas and ~
be called Jefferson IL proposed IN II
bill before the TeXns legislature
The business " hcroism Is erpen-
siyc, but 1t pays. During the fiscal
year uf 1914, the government spent
upward NJ S2OOO,OOO for the mainte-
nance ot Its lifc.saying service. Az
against this expenditure its annual 10.
port shows II total Of a37 vessels aid.
ed, SlS.7S8 200 worth of property say.
ed and 4,1O2 persons rescued
On November /, 1914, the United
States department Of agriculture fig
ured the average price Of cotton 10
/ producers at 0.3 cents per pound, or
say $3.50 per bale today the same
J bale Is worth nearly cents per pound
more or, say, about $40 per bale In
/ crease. Thus the south IN better Off
today by $l2OOOO.OOO than she WAS ON
November !.
An official summary Of the Amen.
can Red Cross society's work In con.
ncction with the war In Europe from
/ August 1914 In Ianuary X 1O1h
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04
NATIONAL CAPITAL NOTES.

In the United States 22OO,OOO mem
hers u savings aud loan associations
huye resources Of $3.50, 100000
The aggregate expenditure for public
rond construction I'm the United states
for 1914 ls estimated ut sos .OOO, OOO
or more than 500 for every mile OF
public highway in the country
This years army bill carries an ap
preparation NJ $lOl OOOOOO ana the
pension bill SlG5.OOOOO The Shcr
wood dollar n day pension law has
cost the government 80 far SG3 900 600
A bread famine In the United States
is almost nm economic lmro ysibility
even though increased exports Of
wheat 10 Europe seem to threaten our
domestic supply This is the decnrn
tion Of DR. /. NJ Estabrook. stats
ticinn Of the department Of agricul
ture.
Possibly the best evidence that IN,
business wheel In this country has be
ruu to turn rapidly In the right drec
tiun is 10 hc found I'm the estimate,
that more than 1OOOOOO men have re-
turned to work since the opening N
The new wear In hundreds Al factorIe,
mud mills which have reopened
President Wilson has signed the bll
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04

After one trial uf its non partisan
judiciary net Kansas shows disposl
Iuu ro get ride " II, and n hill for It's
repeal has been introduced In the leg
stature The law, II IL alleged has
produced wild scramble for court
Justices and brought about no reform