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The combatants rested on their arms,
Browns saying to Grayh I'VE shall
be ready for the morrowl" and Grays
replying: 80 shall vel"
Marta, at her window, her eyes fol-
lowing the movements Of the display,
now here, now there, found herself
thinking Of many things, as In the
intermissions between the acts of q
drama. She wondered II the groan-
ing. wounded man we're crying for
water or II he were wishing that some
one at homo were near him. She
thought Of her talk with Lanstron and
how feminine and feeble It must have
sounded to . mind working In the In
exorable processes of the clash Of
millions Of men. She saw his left
hand twitching In his pocket. his
right hand gripping It to hold It still,
on that afternoon when. for the first
time, she had understood his injury
In the aeroplsne accident as the tai
Isman of his feelings-his controlled
feelingsl Always his controlled feel
ingsl
She saw Westerling. so conscious
Of his strength. directing his chess
men in a death struggle against Par
tow. And he was coming to this house
as his headquarters when the final
test of the strength of the Titans was
made.
She hoped that her mother was still
sleeping; and she had seconds when
she was startled by her own calmness.
Again, the faces of the children In
her school were as clear as in life.
She breathed her gratitude that the
procession in which they moved to
the rear was hours ago out Of the
theater Of danger. In the simplicity
Of big things, her duty was to teach
them, a future generation. NO less
than Feller's duty was the pursuing
shadow Of his conscience. She should
see war. alive. naked, bloody. and she
would tell her children what she had
seen as warning.
Silence, except an occasional rife
Subsistence and the darkness before
dawn which would. she knew, concen-
trate the lightnings around the house.
She glanced into her mothers room
and marveled as at a miracle to find
her sleeping. Then she stole down.
stairs and opened the outer door Of
the dining-room. A step or two
brought her to the edge Of the We.
randa. There she paused and leaned
against one Of the stone pillars. Del
larme himself was in a half-reclining
position, his back to a tree. He
seemed to be nodding. Except for a
few on watch over the sand-bags. his
men we're stretched on the earth, NOV
ing restlessly at intervals, either In
an effort to sleep or waking suddenly
after spell Of harassed unconscious
ness.
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distinct Bayonets were fixed on the
rifles that lay along the parapet of
sand-bags In front Of the row Of brown
shoulders. Back of them In the yard
was a section of infantry In reserve,
also with bayonets fixed, ready to I'LL
the place Of any who fell out Of line,
doctor and stretchers to care for
the wounded. and detachment Of en-
gineers to mend any breaches made
In the breastwork by shell fire.
The gunner Of the automatic sight.
ed his barrel, slightly adjusted its
elevation. and swung II back and
forth to make sure that 1t worked
smoothly, while his assistant saw that
the fresh belts Of cartridges which
were to feed 1t were within easy reach.
In straw hat and blue blouse, shut-
fling with his old mans walk, Feller
came along the path from the gate.
He was In retreat from the enticing
picture Of the regiment of field-guns
In front Of the castle that was ready
for action. As the infantry had never
interested him, he would be safe from
temptation in the yard
This l. no place for yoai- ssid one
Of the engineer
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-04-02

No one of my fellows can do that
special work for me which | have
come into the world to do. He may
do higher work. q greater work, but
he cannot do my work. / cannot hand
my work over to him, any more than
| hand over my responsibilities or my
gifts. Nor can delegate my work
to any association Of men, however
well ordered and powerful. They have
their own work to do. and 1t may be
q very noble one. But they cannot
do my work for me. | must do ii
with these hands or with these lips
which God has given me.-Ruskin.
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rush the enemy haa certain prepare.
tions to make. He might give his
fighting smile . recess and permit
himself q few minutes relaxation.
Looking around to ascertain what
damage had been done to the house
and grounds, he became aware OF
Marta's presence for the first time.
Miss Galland. you-you weren't
there during the hghting1" he cried
az he ran toward her.
"Yes," she said rather family.
IF had known that ! should have
been scared to DEATH"
"But was safe behind the pillar, !"
she explained.
Miss Galland. you're such a good
soldier-please-and I'm sure you have
not had your breakfast, and all good
soldiers never neglect their rations,
not at the beginning of a warl Miss
Galland. please" Yes, as he meant
It. please be a good fellow.
She could not resist smiling at the
charming manner of his plea. She felt
weak and strange-a little dizzy. Be
sides, her mothers voice now came
from the doorway and then her moth
ers hand was pressing her arm.
Marta, II you remain out here. !
shall!" announced Mrs. Galland.
II was just coming In"
Dellarme, his cap held before him in
the jaunty fashion of officers, bowed,
his face beaming his happiness at her
decision.
"Come!" Mrs. Galland slipped her
hand into Marta's. Two women can't
fight both armies. Come! prescribe
hot coffee. It is waiting; and, do you
know, l find a meal in the kitchen
very cozy."
Being human and not heroine fed
on lotos blossoms, and being exhaust
ed and also hungry. when she was
seated at table, with Minna adroitly
urging her, Marta ate with the relish
Of little Peterkin in the shell crater
munching biscuits from his haversack,
but the movement of the minute-hand
on the clock-face became uncanny and
merciless to her eye in its deliberate
regularity. Dellarme had been told
to hold on until noon, she knew. Was
he still smilingf Was Teller still
happy in playing a stream of lead
from the automatic2 Was the second
charge of the Grays, which must have
come to close quarters when the guns
went silent, going to succeed2
Mrs. Galland had settled down con-
scientiously to play solitaire, a favor
lite pastime OF hers; but she failed
to win, as she complained to Marta,
because Of her stupid way this morn
ing OF missing the combination cards.
After long intermission came an
other outburst from Dellarme's men,
which she interpreted as the response
to another rush by the Grays; and this
yelping Of the demon was not that
Of the hound after the hare, as in
the valley, but Of the hare with his
back to the wall. When 1t was over
there was no cheer. What did this
mean? Without warning to her mother
she bolted out Of the kitchen. Mrs.
Galland sprang up to follow. but
Minna barred the way.
Zone is enough" she said firmly,
and Mrs. Galland dropped back into
her chair.
In the front rooms Marta found
havoc beyond her Imagination. A por-
ton Of the ceiling had been blown out
by shell entering at an upstairs win.
dow; the hardwood floors were lit
tered with plaster and window-glass
and ripped into splinters in places.
CTo BE coNTINUED)
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-04-02

When one has q china umbrella
stand It Is . wise plan to place .
sponge in the bottom OF the jar TO
keep It from being cracked or broken.
The sponge not only prevents 1t from
being broken. but slso absorhs ths
vatsE which drips trpa tAs EnhrauA
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CHAPTER XII.
Hand TO Hand.

With the first sign of dawn there
was q movement Of shadowy forms
taking position in answer to low
spoken commands, The search-light
yielded its vigil to the widespread
beam out Of the east, and the detail
of the setting where Marta was to
watch the play Of one mans pas
sions, which he dares not permit the
tender flesh Of woman to share, grew
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-04-02
One snsoIaI Ant Of Inu.-

You must make, at least once every
week, a special act Of love to Gods
VIII shove all else. and that not only
in things supportable. but also in
things insupportable.-St Francis de
Bales.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-04-02


But how-wherer gasped Del
larme.
This time the movement Of the I'm
ger was undoubtedly In salute, In per.
feet, swift, military salute, with head
thrown back and shoulders stiff. Eel
Ter the gardener was dead and buried
without ceremony.
"Lanstrons class, school for ON
GERS, sir. Stood one In ballistics, Jrize
medallist control of gun-fre. Yes, sir,
l know something about rapid-hrers, /"
Teller replied. and fired q few more
shots. "A little high. . little low
right, my lady, right"
stransky was back In his place next
to the automatic and firing whenever
a head appeared. He rolled his eyes
In a Characteristic squirt Of scrutiny
toward the new recruit
Beats spraying rose-bushes for
bugs, Ell. old mani" he asked.
Yes, q lead solution IL best for
gray bugsl" Teller remarked pun
gently, and their glances meeting.
they saw In each others eyes the Joy
Of hell
"A pair Of anArchistsi" exclaimed
Stransky, grinning. and tried q shot
for another head.
AS II In answer to prayer. . gun
ner had come out Of the earth. Suf-
ficient to the need was the fact II
was not for DellaEme to ask questions
Of 9 prize-medallist graduate Of the
school for officers In a blue blouse and
crownless straw hat His expert sur
veg assured him that befors another
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Senidreden iiber rSernialem.

4us Ssrufalsm ipirb bertdtet: @or
furSem iiberops Elm u~nsebeurer !Seus
f9redenidparm DIE Giabt. Isle cine
sroBe fdparae WoIfe BON @eiten
tommenb. ben 5immel perbunfeInb,
tpdlste es ii4 beran. unb als bieIe
Wolfe ndber fam. unb iih etfpas
berabfenfte. % fab man, baB es
taufenoe bon Seufdreden iparen. HE
SeruiaIem iberflosen. Hur fpenige
lieBen fi9 in Der Stabt berab, Die
bann BON ben &inoern nit lautem
SubeI eefonsen purben. Die erobe
S4dr Sog nod Often meter. Rad
einieen Stunben mar nidts mebr
bon ben Seui9reden 5u ie6en,
pobl aber bic Spuren, Ole lie
5uriidselaHsn. Straben, 8Gume
unb Odder paren beftreut nit tieis
men fdparsen Eartiteln, llnrat, ben
biefe MaHe pGbren6 bes Jlieaens
berabgelaiien. Mon beetle ii4, i'm
ba ipesaufebren, mo cine 3iiterne in
Der RGbe mar, bamit ser Geaen i'm
ni9t bineinf6nemme uno 10 bas
WaHer fir Dos sanse fommenoe
Sdbr perrnreinise.
Der 4nbIid bieier SeuI6reden
pirfte pantferresenb ailf bic Mena
fden. Wie man por einem rieiiaen
5~euerbranbe ftebt, Der nidt mebr gu
lDf9en it, unb bic entfefeIten Gle
mente 9ab nnb Gut beraebren fiebt,
10 itanben mir nnb bIidten ben lane
gen. fId ftets erneuernben !5euidrefe
fenreiben nod, mahtIos, nntGtie.
pifeno. Dob oieis fdiparse Nolfe
iiH berablaHen piirbe, bic JeIber sa
perni9ten. Die bentfden nno iiibis
fden Solomon beridten, oab feline
biesidbrise 3ornernte msbr su ers
ludrten iet, aud befir1tet man, bab
Die 9euidreden ibre 2arben in Ole
biefisen Gelber ltsen, 10 baB i'm foms
menoen Sdbr biefe pIase nod ftGrter
alftreten fDnnte.
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Oh glanS.

s. e. Saiimanbarieit nno s. %.
aoied limo in Der p%ensansenen $50.
die bon Iorganoille, &ou., auriifge'
'fcfst. Sic baben BORT in Der gr;l.
te searbeitet 1inb audi oas 2anb be,
iidtist.
8. 2oeipe unb Satin, uo1 ct.
2puis, fparen am lebten Samstae
ole @dite bon S. q. gopce usth So
Mile. Srou 2oetpe tit cine Sfape.
iier bon Srau 9oDce.
SenrD &oied, Sr,, nnb beiien
|Sobne boIien @. @ation ON Der.
aanee1en Samstng benin Ginbrin,
gen bes Sens.
SRI. Siora unb Qua Set, nor
Canaan, befnnoen iid ain Derganee'
men Sonntag, beitd)Srpeiie, bel Srai
IS. &. Saiimanbauien.
GoItabIer g. Sfneioer. bon 90
man, mar am Dorigen Mtittipof)
bier, in @eid,dften.
Santes 9efer, bon Sele, lit iett
benin gitbringen 0es Sens auf Der
Sarm Deld)e er fiir5lid BON Sranf
.Sielter eeforft bat.
Com. 8ittrpd unb beiien 2eite
finb iett ileiBig beim 8eisenore-
.iden fiir uniere Sarfner.
Suit. @oers befanb lid, aar leeteit
0ienstag, aeld6ftSbaIber, in Blanc.
Snnuel &eabing unb oeiien Sobn
lparer ON poriaen 0onnerstag beim
SerpbaIen8 refer fiir S. @. Seio.
breber.
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Der preuBii9e Ganbs
tagsabseorbnete @amp lit i'm Wee
fen f1tper perfpunbet tporben urr
balb baratf i'm GeIbla5arett eefipr,
ben. Ser 8eritorbene NOR 1877
seboren unb geb6rte benz Qbaeorb,
netenbaufe felt 1912 als freitonIer,
patiper 8ertreter fir 3IaiGaue
S4niebus GroHen an. Gr in
niat nit benz sleidfals ~freifonTcr.
patiben Gei9stasss nnb 2onbtaas,
abseorbneten 5rbrr. b. @ampsMoi.
faunen Su perpehieln.
Sn Atlantic 9th srtroni
Der 80 Sabre alte goparh 8roop,
ala er SRI. Marp DpnOpon Don
SprinsfielS, Maif.. bonn G~rtrinien
sitcn rpolIte. Messn Der urganais
atsl Iiticruns fparsrl an benz beterjs
Ienben Sage bic 2ebsnsretter nidt i'm
Dienfte, ober SRI. DpnDpon ipaate es
bod. ins Nofer su seben4 gls fe
bon Der MaHerffr6mung erfabt purs
be uno nm SiIfe rsf, iDpIte he Bra.
By retten, ertrout absr feIbn; 5rI.
Donopart murbe bon ssyobu GiuebeI
un6 Dem einarmiesn RpIffuhlfjibrer
s. g. Stoner 9erettet. Hrobb mar
Elm RunHsIasbldftr aus Nsusgnas
Lamb. gs mar bet erffe Grtlins
ilnsstaIf bsr eoifon.
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GotsSam.

ai6ert &eper uno SamiIie, BON
Sermantt, iuaren am pergangenen
Sonntog. beilidsmeiie, Bel 6. 6.
Me1er.
5rai DOLL, bon Sernanlr, itattete
am lesten Sonntag ibrem Sobne.
@6n. Don lno oeiien SamiIic, einen
geiitd) ab.
Serr 9iitelfamp, bon SmersoiIle,
mar am pergangenen Sonntae duf
Seiu6 Del Sranf 8iefe.
llniere 8nrrner fparet in ser Der.
floiienen Isolde fIeibig bein Sen.
MAIDEN. s. g. 0eeper Fat 6ieies
Sabr 6 arobe Seridober auf ieiner
3arrn.
Die Sod5eit bon arfbnr O6es-
fep iir0 SRI. 8auline SiIgenltobler
far6 am porigen Domerstag fat,
@S mar ein biibider Cog utib aabf.
reife 8ertpanOte lillb Sreitnoe bat
ten lid eingefun6elt linr Dem iitrtgen
8aor lire @liiffuiinide 6nr3ibrin.
gen.
SEQ Selb nnb Samilie, bon gtr-
fanios, befiroen iid auf elm paar
God,en bier. aif geiudJ bel Der.
panbten.
DDS 8ei5enOreidlen lit bier nun
siemIid noriiber; Der @ei5en Mt
aber nidt gait5 10 gut, ais pie man
|crpartet bate. Rad6tebenb brinset
mir Die p~eridieSenen &eiuItate in
8iIibeIs3abl:
Herm. Deppe 743, F. W. 1.-THE
1908, Aug. Broker, 166, G. K.
Meyer $50. Herm. Pohlmann 1872,
Hemeyer 1862, Charles
Toedtmann 1865, Tom Beul 81, FIX.
Smith 215, Anton Kachur 304, S.
Kessler 304, Thee. Broker 849,
Sam Kicker Az, Hy. Kicker 143,
Geo. Stollmeyer 205.
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@eridtsfalcnber fir ben aisnit.
Serimin Der Srpbate Court.

list Day, Monday, August 20, 1915.
1. Mary Brinkmann, G. & G. Dew
ey Brinkmann, minor, Annual Settle
mena.
Q. Lena Picker, G. & C. Ella NJ
Picker ct. al, minors, Annual Settle
ment.
3. Mary A. Mertle, G. & C. LouiI
Mertle ct al. minors. Annual Settle
ment.
4. Gnstave Hoffman,, G. & G
Martha Hoffman, minor, Annua
Settlement.
5. Martha Moeller, G. & c. Frieds
Moeller, minor, Annual Settlement.
6. Saml- j.. Morgan, G. & C
Frances Krejce, minor, Annual Settle
ment.
z. H. w. Heidbreder, G. & c
Willie Klaeger, ct al, minors, An
nual Settlement.
8. Julius BRst, Executor JOSEPH
Roth, deceased, Final Settlement
End Day, Tuesday, August "a, 1915.
8. VIM. ]. Jordan, Guardian Frido
lin Jordan, Annual Settlement.
10. Carl Weiser and John Fritz
Executors PauIna FRITZ, deceased
Semi4Annual Settlement.
IL. Otto Bberln, Administrator
Charles Eberlin. decd, Semi,Annual
Settlement.
IL. H. ]. and j. H. Schneider, Ad'
ministrators August Schneider, de-
ceased, Semi-Annnal Settlement.
IS. Mic Bensing, Executor Louise
S. Bensing, deceased, Semi.Annual
Settlement
IA. Louise SEEKER, Executrix Aug.
SEEKER, deceased, Semi-Annual Settle
ment.
Is. Hermann Grebe, Executor, Aug,
.Grebe. deceased. Annual Settlement
16. A. L. and w. r. Matthews. Elk.
ecutors Samuel /. Matthews, deceas.
ed. Final Settlement.
Bird Day, Wednesday, August IS, 1915
II. Charles Lalk, Administrator
Chas. Lalk Jr., decd, Final Settle.
ment.
1s. August Kuester, Administrator
Fritz Ploeger, deceased, Final Settle
ment.
10. Henry Book, Administrator
VIM. Roethemeyer, deceased Final
Settlement
20. Andrew Philipp, Administrator
c. t. a, Jacob Philipp decd, Final
Settlement.
81. Joseph Gaupp, Administrators
John Gaupp, decd, Final Settlement.
90. VIM. Brinkmann and Louise
Brinkmann, Executors F. w. Brink
mann, decd, Final Settlement.
T1IEO. GRAF,
Judge OF Probate.
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am,iI,u ola siIsadttr.
adtrbausnbs GGfisisii einer iHsomeri.
fauiiden atns ienart.

.T-... arrt aaE-
SIS eibt ameiien, tie plonmGbis
qilSs 5ii9isn. nnb bic ALIEN BON ben
grseueniFm oieier s3uai lire Rabs
runssbebiirfuiHe ~bsiireiien. Die
mertfpiirbise 5atiaas lit BON alfreo
MSHers srforfdt uno per0ffentlitt
poroen. Die glatti9nsioer .ameifen
Sibameritas lino ss bic iid berort
raderbauenb" bsi1tiesn. Sic pliins
bern has 2aubperf alIer ibnen ers
rei1borsn g1ume, aus beren 8ldttern
fe sroBs runos Stiide berousfhneis
ben, bic lie nit iid in Den Bou
i6leppen. UNI eilenbs pieber5utommen
uno neues 9aub gu bolen. Iber
ni9i ettpa, Dab lie bic 8latttiid6en
ielbit freFen. Mus ibnen former fie
nur pds .8ompoitbsst". auf benz fe
ibre 8ulturen betrsiben. Dos 8lottz
merit auidmmenfnetenb. former lie IS
su elmer Irt tleiner &usel. bic fie
auf ben sroben Gtapel Der anberen
lesen. 9as gauge Snnere bes 8anes
fpirb BON elmer f9nommartisen
Maffe aussefiint, bic aus Den 8latte
tiieel9en e%ntftanpen lit bur9 Die 3ers
ftbune, Die bas barouf tpufernbe Sc
tuebe elmer beItimmten Yil5art ber=
bprruft. 9ieies 8ilSfibengeipebe
itelIt nun bic Nubp Ian5e Dor unb
miro por ben fIeibisen 4rbeitern
IprsfdItis iiberfpadt. anes fremos
rllnfraut", Dos iid etpa Seist. miro
Ior9idItig a%usgerpttet.
Die Rihtigfeit bicier 4nnabme
Seigt iid, penn bur1 3ufo1 pber
MenidenbanO elm 4meiienbon ieines
sifrigen 90lf9ens beraabt miro. Sne
fort miro Der MdsrbpOen bon trems
Den 8ilSfpu9erungsn iiberidt. Iber
sbenfo pifen bic ameifen ais tiidtise
8drtner aud, bab e. nOtis 1T, Die
Rubpflan5en gu bei9neiben, I'm quite
@rtrdenife gu erSielen. Ollie 8tlbun-
gen zines BiIafabenseUebes auberbolb
oes Ndbrbpbens tperben BON linen
~iorgfGltig nbef4nitten"; bas Serans
tpaGfen folder @eipebe beeintrG9tist
Die 8iI0une Der fleinen fpeiben
9nDlden in Den @erapeisunsen urb
9erdftslunsen Der Yil5fGben, bic Die
aefddbten r&oblrabi1 barfteIen, ole
ausf9lieBlide Nabruns, bic bieie ess
fpifermaben @artenfultur treiben6en
ameiien senieBen.
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@ittenbers

Rit Der gprte iinb Die Sartner
bier bereits fertia; Safer urb Sen
paren reft gut, aber ole o~iesj1brigt
&ornernte id)eint cine gang seringt
81 iperben. Snfolge Der langanbal.
tenoen Gtaiie fointe bas &orr midi
bearbeitet perbet ainb piinoe in.
folge 6eiien bonn @ras it1b bonn I'm.
fraitt bernidtet.
9as Jingle Sobnd)en bon @uit
Berger mlroe fiiBlid in Der biefigel
gpangI. ainde bur6 8aitor Reineri
getaltft. @m. Sdapeppe fungiertt
ulS Saltfpat5e.
8ait. 8itte linb @attin maren ON
lesten Sonntag in 8ittelbeng ont
9eildJ bel ibren 8ertpanoten.
8ir berid}ten init groBen 9ebauerl,
Dab infer alter Srelulb 2ouis
&otbemeper oas llngliif batte, beiir
Sembfdaen BON elmer Siibre Sen
elm Ben 81 bredJer. Or. MitfoerSei.
De leste eirien 9erbanb on iuto bpi-
fentlidJ miro cine baIbiae SeiInno
erfoleer.
8iIbelm 8iiimanfi nno SainiIie
befanhen fid am b~ereorrgenen Conn.
tog anf 8eaid, Bel Mutter 8iii-
mann.
2ebrer ebn. Seiemam nrto Sat
tin iino bod)erfreut iiber Die gn.
fllnft zines fleinen Sobn6ens, no.
81 mir beitens gratuIieren.
SRI. Slora grIingbails, BON st.
2oiiis, ipeilt bier auf 8ehtd, BEL Den
@roBeltern, 8am @itte un0 Got.
Tin.
Srau @mnta Suefer uno &iaber,
BON ct. Souis, befinbet iih 3ur 3eit
aitf 9eild Bel ibreit @Itern, @. Il.
Geppe unO @attin ioipie onoeren
8ernanbten.
6rib Sdtniot alnO Samilie. bon
Roiebitb, ftatteten am pergangenen
Sonntag ibren GIteriL ioipie anoe-
rem, bieiisen gertpalloen, einen
9ei1ld, ab.
-
Mbonnirt oui Sas Sernuaanea
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pierbebefdloaen wirb beionbere 2luTmcrf.
%Ionafeii add)enft. Aud1 maiden mir gga.
D~enreparotiir orbeiten.
&pmnnt unb 9ebt nr,s eiuen Deriud)sani.
rag. ST nniere srbeit 3nIriebenfielenb.
asis nnoeru. rern uid,t iosts uns.
S6nbIerin
yarMSefatbfdaffem. und lflalNiRsa.
ehenfous sseni fir Deerins eelbftbinber
PANEITZ BROS
eGmnrb's fribere Sdmiebe, r Sfrabs
6ermonn, Wlp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-30
Local Time Table

Hem schuch. Emil I. Sehucn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-30
GtidbnFen.

Run, S~eberrnnrn fennt Die @ir.
lung bon eineri Yine-BaIbe out
$uiten. Or. 8en's Bine.Sar-Sonep
III Dos WitteI. ipeldes bel Std.
.buifen fdneue 2inoerutre brinst,
ben SdIeim aus 2unsett iirb &nIs
loft iino 6as &iften Ieidter modt.
Cine SamiIie nit berortpodienber
Rin6ern ioIte nidlt obne 6ieies
MitteI fein. &oItet's an Snn0 fin
Suffen ln1 grfdItnrg. 26c. bel
Gurem Mpctbefer. electric @itters
cine Griibi0brss Qeoi8iu. 2(sfop)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-30
&1enmaismns fIie1t sur eIOm,s.

8beumatismus IdBt iib nift per'
bitten. mobl aber iofort beilen.
Sloan's Ointment. ouf Die idnner'
aenoen SteIen setropfeIt, aiebt
idneH Elm, fiiblt unb bringt in
iaft unsIaibIib fiir5er 3eit Sinoe.
rline. SoIt cine SIaide Sloan's
eminent fir 25c. bon irgerS einem
Ipotbefer unb baltet's I'M SnilIe
fir GrtdItirg, ipiroe uno sefdipol.
Ieroe @lie0er, 2eiroentpeb, Seiaticd
iioeI. @elb Sitriid, tpenr, nidt 5u.
frieberiteleno, ober es eiebt TAFT
nneenbIidIide 2in6erume. 2(slbp)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-30

@ebt Dem aiar6e ons 10 f6ped'
Iids bonn @tidbufteit eepIogt tit Or,
GoseImarups @tidEliften pralp a,ta
Ser Saitea fpirb bnlo nndIoifen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-30

sGbonnirt oa,i Sos $ermanae,
GolfsbIott.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-21
Al Hlll IIill

TNo N01V0r on 4 cas- N0's No 3
ON the \. Wilson farm i'm 26-15-14 is
making 1000 600 feet of gas
The Nosgroye oil cumpany's No 3
ou the T. Bcrwhul farm in 14-15-14
is good for 90 barrels
Payne a Selbys No. on the
Thomas Payne farm in 21-t5-l4 is
Guod for Is barrels
The Oklahoma state OF q Gas
Co.'s No on the Sewers estate I'm
1t-I5-1l is making 100000 feet Of
Els
Tho same Company's No. on the
Hopping and Colyiu fee in 2i-15-l4
is good for IL barrels
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-21

PRODUCTION FOR SALE-12O
acres, commercial lease BartlcsviIle
field, with six Bartlesyille sand wells
and 10 shallow sand wells ana one
gas we'll Shallow sand wells good
for Bartlcsyille sand also if decpened
Complete modern equipment Pro-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-21

Have just completed some elegant
office rooms in the Seaman block. Il
West Third. These rooms are we'll
located on account of the new post
office building and are large outside
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-21
PRODUCTION WANTED nm

PRODUCTION WANTED am
interested in purchasing settled
production or good oue-eighth
royalty property VIII consider
drilling proposition in approved
territory If YOU have property
worth the money TO offer write
me outlining your proposition
with the description of property
Answer No. 1928. care of World.
-Advt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-21
To Tnl,e Dennsiiiions.

IN the federal court at Muskogee
last week Giles \. Pennisk was named
as examiner to take depositions III the
Tommy Atkins case, which is pending
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-21

so acres practically proven shallow
territory Producing wells 500 feet of
this acreage; will sell all or part or
give drilling contract to right party
Price S25 per acre. Address 141V
MnIId-AdN.