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The Prescott daily news., 1915-03-10

We Buy, Sell or Trade for any 'liins of value. See us.-Moore x Mar""'
 Full line of feed at Walters ""iu " house-cheap for cash.-Jno Nichols. Au'"
 Seed Sweet Potatoes and pure VT T bane Cotton Seed at the farm ol w. Tate, Route ?. Phone SOl-G, lat
 Wanted private boarders-p -p.'e Ds 115. AdVt u'
 Mrs. G. o. Marsh, who has been 'i,' guest of her daughter, Mrs ooe ~. Bailey of this city for severa' ~ returned to her home in Fort lo"' Oklahoma, this morning ana woe ,.er companied by her little grand u'ue .,bo Miss Frances Josephine bale!' will spend a visit there.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-03-10

Let us repair your shoes-price right and we give satisfaction.-E. N Daniel & Son. Advt If.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-03-10
A Sluggish Liver Needs Al.ed" ,

\ Sluggish Liver Needs AlreJ AIrJ VOL
 Let your Liver get torpid a4s Tvery. nv are in for a spell of misery. % then body gets an attack now anu ;nn pr. Thousands of people keep uSiHS fnr the Kings New Life Pills. flne rvi lrov;ness, Stomach too. Stop the DiI~dis iIIndiges Constipation. Biliousness ana i95 95cs at tion. Clear the blood. Only A' your druggist.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-03-10
Weather Report

Tuesday,
 Maximum ..............4 43
 Ninimum ...34 Rain or snow Wednesday; Thursday fair; slightly warmer.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-03-10
Local News.

It cleanses and polishes the teeth Benefits the Gums
 -Nyals Tooth Paste
 Price 25c. Delightful and Antlseptic. Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-03-10
portersB Shop
 ALBERT PORTER. Prp.
Work Union Men Only 3 Chairs.-2 Bath Tubs

WE REMOVE WARTS AND MOLD' West Front Street-NeXt Gem oho'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05
@tilt &earalaia, tSbtct sdmers.

Slonn's Ointment giebt ~ioiontise
Sin0er1mg lei @euraIgia nnb Sci.
|aticu. Srifft Sen idueraenSan
Sled, beidniti9t Sic Nerben utf6
tobtet 0en Sfmer5. @udj gA fiir
&beiunatismlts, Snlstpeb, 9rift.
idnllers ,inH gerrerfung. Sralmt
nidt eineerieben Sit peroen; es
5iebt BON iel6er elm. S. 81. @apin-
ger, 9ollispiue, &p., id)rcibt: Slit
on bolem ReltraIgie 0bniiden &opf-
meb bier Mortate obne 2inberuatg.
8ebrmtdtc SIaor's Ointment srpei
ODER brei Gadte irnO babe ieitSem
fem &opaueb sebobt." SOFT be,,te
eiie SIaide. Saltet es imlIer i'm
Salsie. Csc, SOC nnb 81 BEL Gnrem
Mpotbefer. @udIia's Nrnica Salbe
fir ollie @irnOen. (stob)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05

@eiitreidle antwprt.

Bon Der @r6iin Sbumaloit 6er
g~eiltreid1en 8ittue oes friiberen ruf.
fiiden 0otitafters in Berlin, mirb
cine biibide. fleine @eididte er5dblt.
getanntlid NOR Shirt 8ismard al.
BERT unOuloiam eeaen Srauen, bic
fif, e%rfiibnten. in Ser Golitif cine ii.
gene Weinung 81 haben; err CAB ji1
aud ~ourd]aus teineMI be, feline ihIe4r
te Saiine Su p~erbcrgen. uno rDiirbe
nidlt ielten icaar ausfalIen6. gines
Cages, ais er in Der ruiiiiden BOT.
idait 81 9erlin Su @aIte mar, bethel.
liaten iid aiid) Ole onloeienoen Dnmen
am 6eiprndl, Sas iidl I'm eini9e poll.
iiide 5asssfrasea orebte. 8ismard
mar 9euan 10 unliebensipiirSia unb
idlroii gegen Ole 3nmen, rpie iouit
tets bel ioldlen @eleaenbeiten nnS
pcrlpottete iosar Die Serrin 0es Sau.
les. Gn0lidl oera6iddeoete er iih, our
sroBen erleidjterung oIler. llno eiui.
&c a%u9cnbllde ipater borte man. .pe
Glf Dem Sofc Die .8nllopege Der Sra
lii bcn aro6en Mann arbellte. Sofort
lici Die Drain all Sos ofiene SsemIter
nilo rie1 III S,onea licbensmiiroig orina
gul0et Bite binoh .adl bite. Serr
9ieid5fun5ler. bitte. bciBen sic ooh
melncn NuA0 uidlti."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05
Gin flnacs Sinh.

BARRYMORE. Der Sdouipieler, triflt
ott 'elncm Spn5ierGanae Sibncp
RolcntcIb, Oen 3rnmafifer. Der ii&
nit aIlcn 3eidlen h0dlY;er gIuireaung
AM i'm thirst. %. 0tauriee," Jam.
mcrte or, hat 9u ldion ron uleinem
ltnglilf gchort?" ,,gtein. III lie.
mano in 0ciner 6amiite trorf2" -
oNcln. nlht boS. float HcienielS,
.a6cr idllimmer oieI idliguner.
vein tlclner, fiinfJ1briaer Sunse 5ot
ons einSige Mamnltript meines neue,l
StlldcS bonn Sdreibtiih eenomnen.
nno III flcine 6esc 5erriiien, - sd
mnBtc nodl gar nid]t. NaB ser rS,tnac
ldlon lclcn tona iagte Barrymore,
nno gln8 lueiter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05
sdiitcu %crbanhlnnarn.

Meaelnl6BiQe Geriommllllal on
%. Sam, 1915. 0os Sroto6olI ~
lcbten GeriammIurg lplHbp perleIct
mo angcioilnnen. Pin nN4nttiGeit
gcitr1qcn ~pinlrn cin SiT.70. Cos
@oa Gonitc fpridltctr Sic SuHatllc
bon 1926 fiir GintrittsgpISer BEN
MaafcubaI( cinAeronameu ST. IN
bpn. Gie gu2gotrn bctrugGn $25s
I75. GaS IaIl Gunitc luurSe rad,
Observation-Disclosures @cridlt mlt
Ganf eiitlailen IA feline ioeitcre
I@eidaitc pprIoqcn. pcrtogte iid' Sic
&erinmnIlrna.
Srit 2nna. Settat1r.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05

bert getraat.
Us rent ms bcridgten 5I tGnten.
hoB lidJ 6os flri4tr Godterdnt bon
Wing. NcInrert Ii. Satin, petdes err
trnntt man, lett olri Der @giieruRg
bciinOet.
9eridt fitr Den Mouat Sonuor,
iiir oic Ban Shiltc; 2cbretin SRI.
Sclnto Glefier: &tmben 81. Itds
den Is, Nurhid)nittlider, tGglider
@Gud) 27ha, Seinher t.. 2Fite Ser
Sdlirler mcldc leben Sag anSpeiapo
paren: Milton gHQeltrroi, @eS,
Iep nno SolliS SdaItc, Sbeg Rllii,
ner, Sbm., 2piiis ma Mrt6nr Sri,
MORN, Mopnloro ulrn Grace MoIop,
Sonis nrb ellie SlItbous. 3Sogrolt-
M Stodr. @oltcr Gbcrq inns Sao
@ltldrmann
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05
@srriion.

~
Gam Stepilm ul,o GSm. 9oIte
ntndtcl1 urp ieetcr Snmstog cine
SaDrt mad, Sermmtirl.
SIN StanpeI : @ebGa,oe lit cite
RooI : SaIle erofinet iporoen mrtcr
2eitung BON ebip. Boss.
Bope & Gnsclage babet tpdbrcno
Ses falten @etters ibr gisbaits fat
ooaitanois 9eiiiIlt. Gos gis lit III.
geFlbr s 3oa Did irito bon grtsr
aimiitat.
Senrp Icrtetps mar tiirSlid) a..
ifdftebaIbcr. mebrere Saee in Ct.
ISouts.
SRI. Carrie 2anapelr, BON Sig.
aiilsuiae. DO, ,psilt 5, 3. olti ~.
iltdl bel S. 8. Srcelr II. @atima.
9rnclo Slnnmert bate oorige ga.
de Gas IibgeiGif NIT elmer Saio
5tpiiden sfpri %inrr III Der @iiblc
5n gepotDetb infolge beIfan ici'ie
Singer ara 5erqnetid4 anlr0en.
Scirp 5. Mrrtel$ mar on, tcbtel
@ontna. in GeidNitet, III 9onnot!s
@in.
Ser 8ol. mu Ecbten 9icrAng, III
Gbnirois, melder pom Mprrtimt Or.
d}Giter ae3ebet ipllpoe, mar oatdl pon
9ier airs rofIt aa1treid heiud,t.
@nnoi,4 @Otf, port S~emtQlGl, 81.
iano iid ont orrgaio9eief Sonntal
inter sen bieiiaen 8eIlrderft.
Oscar Srep mar am leetcn Conn,
tag, band,apciie, in @RlbHiMtoa,
$40.
SrmiR 9rol0t nro Ghrft. Rilmr
marcn on Somnfo9 in Semifann.
SIN o~icaiibriqcn Monpt 5cbrlnr
miro lid urier alter 5retno. or
Serr Momo, groBer RdBigfeit be-
fleiBiqcrl, oetm mir mcnoen in oiciem
MolNat fcinen polIen Memo Sober,
has lett Dem ISSnbr i7G5, fir hen
Nonat Iebr,sar. Dos crite NSal lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05
Sh.

fSebr biclr ~unicrer ~9tadIarll lito
3cgt nrit DER gisernte bcldMftiQt.
V. 6. Mnrplp, bon Gem, lltpo s.
~, 9al,er, bon Moieblso, marcn fiir3.
lib bier inn SnienciIc Der Sltbiano
clio SO.
Gas iilngit9eborelrt air6, pom
Sssi. 9rintnnlil ltna Gattir, iii
stiser einen Sag mad Der @eburt
a,ieoer geitorben.
s8aIter emo mo 6arailie, bon
Reuobo, $40. meilen 5. 8. bier. anf
9eindS bel ibret 9lrgch6ri9en.
See 8llllnd 1t. @attili, noit @ul,.
terHia Sflo.. inrldlr iid' irit 3 @o,
3rR, bdIltdslreile, bel biriiarn Ger.
iSaliotat n~rtFgcholten Inbcn. iirN
lnorige @ohr nndg6nnic 5uriifae.
febrt.
IS freltt inns, beridlien III torncn
SuB iidl Sreo Sebn, it,. lpetdlrr ieit
sitem Ro,tnt eridtIid frollf mar,
Sea alrf beItein 8eae Ser @clpiirta
6cfinoet. Scine aipScr, meld'e an
Aas &rarferpbett arcilt marrll, iinS
Aaber mieSer itad'haric 5triidae.
fthrt.
un'ere Sorllcr, meldr I'M uefgnt-
semen Serhit SiIos geboitt hobet,
anS init ibrer arofen &rnitfGiicrn
Sebr ~sufriebeL lllpS eiele heoblidtiNcr
aod mebr SiGos 5i baira,
Gbas. Simmel, BON Sernlanll, ma,
htrsiih Her iinS peparirte SrgeIn.
Senrp @alocfcr beihroet iidJ &c.
.senapartig in ct. &ouis, heim Gin
ssnf bon Sriiblingstpoorru fir bic
gap @ercontife SO.
Die regelndBiac Seriamnhtl9
IN SduIoiftrift Scr. o.. 2ebrerln
sri. steneS Miler, miro anl M,eno
srs IL. Sebriiars itattfinben.
Sobn Sotdls ficl bicicr Gage init
aem Sintertopi olf cine art INC
ttrbielt oobci cine ticie SdJnithplm
DC. Gr beiin6et iidl in @cboHdlnna
lsga Or. gnaoe.
Sobn g. SeIa lieiert a~eseMmar-
Eis aIofterbol5 fir Die Gan Yliiiie
5reb illb Mug. 8Hegge moren mn
Esurisen Sreitaa gelfaiftcboIber il
~&iDeuspiIlc.
Scnrp @alOefcr flibr oiil lcstell
@ieistag nad) Sermaiil. I'M ieinn
Brltoer Gouarb ~ab8rbolen.
Com Butler mo Srau Morp
8GtSs DurSen an perganaenen
esonntap oilrdl Sricoensrid,ter 2aiie
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05

Sarmcr oerta nst: Sdl Jude eiaen
%errabrcnen Tartuer Der ben Ban nteiner
Sarm o ~ MGer im iiiol. Seras iiberz
nimGlt, Die Sarm bat fiinitlid)e 8elu6ier
ung iinb purbe Dor uier Sabren Ge.
tlIrt Gno ergiebt ieben @tonat cine Grnte
oDer ntehr als 200 gtdcr i'm Nprbcn. Sur
cine holbe Weile ppn Der @iienbahn.
eiuem prattiiben narmer ~piierire itb bic
Sarm fir oas erite Sa6r pbnc &entior.
ocr,lug uno i'm Sale im 5~rueiten Sabre
Die grnte nift %befrieoigenb ausidut ers
lan5e ib bent Mietber 9eniisenb Nntbeil
nm feline Arbeit prpfitabcl IN aefalten.
@tuit ldlreibc an 6 bQur 2. 8Iace, SIC
z plttt Sbel Ipe. Marigall. $40,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05

Wolclle, @o. iuitr6e Dor elmer
ISOLDE bon einent berbeerenoen 2eusl
Eeingeindt, 6alrd meldles elm qan,
ser glod bon @eiddftsbaiiiern TO.
TIL 5eritort murbe, bon hrnen nar
elm eirSiacs periidert mar. Seiter
geriiderung foitet ireilih Bel5. oas
ut aber mrd Der Soil init irgclpo ct.
mos anoerefL ipns babelstuertb lit
Man beberaiqe oaber Sie @rfdbrnna
bon Ifoiclie iarb ipeipoe iidy an 8ir
tor SLIDER, agent fir Selier Ser,
iiderln,a
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05
PROBATE U DOCKET.
TERM 1913.

list Day, Monday, February %, 1915.
/. Aug. Brinlmann, C. & c. Vic.
toria V. Brinkmann, minor, Annual
Settlement.
2. Hermann Koch. Guardian Louis
Koch. insane, Annual Settlement.
3. VIM. T. i1ihbler, G. 4 c. VIM.
4. Hibbler ct al, minors, Annual
Settlement.
A. Henrietta Koch. G. d G. Walter
Koch ct AL, minors, Annual Settle
ment.
5. Emile Schultz, G, & c. Meta
Schultz ct al, minors, Annual Settle
ment.
6. Hannah W, Fleer, G. 4 G. Elm.
ma Fleer ct al, minors, Annual
Settlement.
End Day, Tuesday, February %, 1915
Z. Matilda Brandt, Administrators
Gustav Brandt deceased, Annual
Settlement.
8. John Nolte, G. & c. Amanda
Nolte ct al, Annual Settlement,
o. Alexander l.. and VIM. +. Mat
thews. executors Samuel |. Matthews,
deceased, Annual Settlement.
10. Louis Beckmann, executor
Christian Beckmann deceased. Annual
Settlement.
IL. Frank Kosark, administrator
Emil Thiedke deceased, Semi+Annual
Settlement.
IL. Chas. Talk ST.. administrator
Ohas. Lalk jr.. deceased, Semi,Anmal
! Settlement.
srd Day. Wednesday, Feb. "a, 1915.
13, Sophie Airing, Administrative
Henry Airing, deceased. Semi-Annual
Settlement.
Ia. Aug. Kuester. administrator
FRITZ Ploeger, deceased, Semi-Annual
Settlement.
IL. Henry Book. administrator VIM.
Rethemeyer deceased, Semi-Anmial
Settlement.
is. Jacob G, Buehler, G., & c. Geo.
A. Buehler, minor. Annual Settlement
IL. Geo. f. Weber. G.. 4 c. Her
mann J. Gutjahr. minor, Annual
Settlement.
18. Louise Schultz and Alfred
Schultz, administ VIM. Schultz.
deceased, Semi-Ammal Settlement.
10. VIM. S.. Tsohappler, admins
traitor John Tschappler, deceased,
Final Settlement
4th Day, Thursday, Feb. 25, 1915.
20. VIM. N. Johnson, administra-
tor Cal. f. johnson. deceased. Final
Settlement.
81. Frank III. Neumann, admins
traitor Caroline Neumann, deceased,
Final Settlement.
%. Ida G, Koch, administrative
George Koch. deceased. Final Settle-
ment.
20. Cllas. yehlewald, administra.
tor Ferdinand yehlewah, deceased,
Final Settlement.
"a. Albert Suedmeyer, admilIistra,
tor Carl Hoffmann, deceased. Final
| Settlement.
25, Abby Honeck, administrative
Chas. Honeck, deceased, Final Settle
ment.
26. Theo. Graf III. G. & c, LeDeila
Ocltsner ct al. minors, Annual Settle
ment.
THEo. GRAF.
Judge OF Probate.
State of Missouri,
| County of Gasconade, SIS.
i. 1Theo. Graf. Judge, of the
Probate Court, in and for said county
and state, do hereby certify that the
above is a true Copy of the original
Probate Court Docket showing what
settlements are duo for and at the
February Term 1915, of said Probate
Court, as fully as the same appears
OF record in my office.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said Court, at office in Hermann, Mo,
\ this 18th. day of January 1915
TFaEO. GRAF.
fSEAi0 Judge OF Probate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05

Der sSiolpe Some aro Sd,ool
ntprouenent Club miro Ii6 am
naditen 5rcit@, oc,t 5. Sebr., Der.
lammeIa. Die llrrterbaItune. Iani
Rrogrnn. miro INN baIb-adt llbr,
abenos ibren anfms nebrnen. Sc.
hermann vt ber3Iid eiiigeIooen.
2oiife &ods 9sbrerin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05
Neue anseisen
8efanntmadnns.

Die Mitglieoer Der Sermaun Sotpii
Mutual Sire Sn%iuraneee Co.. t6nnen BON
addEen Mpntag, ben 8ten Sebrnar on.
ibre ueueu Serfi4erunas. gplieen BERN
unter5eidneten Shabmeifter abbpien
unb am ~. Sebruar tperben bic unpers
braudbten 9rdmien,@e lber BON Der lee'
ten 5 idbrisen geriihernns BON mir aus
be5abit.
Senrs Bod.
Shatmeiterl
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eirnnSbeiie . ilctertraaanarn.
Sanunr 1915.

G. A. Boesch and wife to Theo.
A. Nullmeyer lots i'll Boettcher's
add. to Bland $500.
Minnie Berger and husband to
VIM. +. Steinbeck. land IN 6-42-6,
800,
Il. W. Block and wife TO Her
mann Krause part of lots T., s, 9
and 10, block /. DwensyiIle S2SG0
Chas. Brandiiorst to Hermann
Krause land in 5-4U-6 $1.o0.
+. Berger and wife to Grill
Jonas part block IA Pctpeniiouse
add. TO 0wensyilIe, 1915.
Emma Buscitmann 1T. al by
sheriff partition deed, TO Peter
Meyer lot 6 block SIS Buschmann
add. Owensyille. $500.
Emma Buschmann ct al. by
sheriff partition deed to Il. j.
Hempelmann, lots 6, Z, (. 8 and
10 block 4, Buschmam add. Ow-
ensville $50.
James Decker and wife to VIM.
White Jr 100 acres in l3-4l-6
$4,000.
Everett Foss and wife to Mabel
Steen 10 acres in 30-40-6, 800.
Jos. Firm and wife 60 VIM.
Hartgraves 40 acres in 3-43-6.
$3.50.
Mary Fowler and husband to
Aug. Roethemeyer, IS acres in 10.
43-6, $500.
w. F. Gottenstrocter and wife
to Anna Gottenstroeter lots 16, II.
block Sc Buschman add and 6. s.,
8, 10 block 2, 0wensvillq, $1,000.
Caroline Juedemann and hus-
band to VIM. r. Steinbeck land
in GAPS. 500.
Fred j. LoeSche and wife to
Hy. Locsche Jr. 35S acres in 1914.
5, $1,000.
Peter Meyer to. J. W. Hensley
IDIOT 6, block SIS, Buschman add.
Owensyille, $685..
w. S. Murry and wife to +.
Rabb land in 1906, $500.
Aug. Rethemeyer to Mary 6.
Rethemeyer 50 acres in 3342-4,
SIS.
w. +. Steinbeck and wife to
Rud, Steinbeck 20 acres in 6-42-6,
$500.
Aug. II. Steinbeck and wife to
Rud. Steinbeck 176 acres III 6-42
Is, 800.
/ y. Souders heirs to Ruben&
Rufus Souders, n, ID. Of eorrec.
ton 4l6 acres. $1,000.
Ruben Souders aud Rufus and
wife to Hy. J. Souders, w. b. Ale
acres, Si.00 and exchange Of
property.
j. Hy, Wehmeysr and wife I'll
]. F. Henpelmann w. u. S acres
in fI-42-4 5000.
j. w. Wehmeyer and wife Ia
j. +, Hempelmann w. d.. lots 8
and 4, block A, Rosebud, 5000.
Chr, Wehmeyer and wife I'll.
Aug. Redeker land in Morrison.
$500.
Chr. Wehmeyer aud wife to
Aug. Redeker land in Morrison.
$4,000.
f. A. Young and wife to Ran
dali Young, lots s and 8, block So
Busehmann add Owensville, slNf
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3u Sertaufen: Gbtc @bite Or
pinaton 6dbne, Sl.00 Stdf
Sri. Gbna Naegelin,
Sermann, Mp.. 81. /, Spr q,

3u pcrtanfen; aSnrm BON l60 gfer
in betcm Suitause. Gi9net iib onsae
seiohnet ais Stpds Sarm. Sd1retbt o6er
lpred3t opr bel &. &. 81 nuier, Ser
mann, Mo., 81. l, Spr 10.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05

S ld,6n 9elesene Saulpts an Der IL.
nnb Mfnrfttrabe, enttucber cinselr, ODER
nls @anses. @le!thieus 4idlbne SauIpts
in S~wensoilc.
ghas. ST m m CT. 5ermann. No.
iani
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05
Sn p~erfanfen.

Srci CUTE grbeitspierbe. lo,pie niebrere
8asen. Hadsufra9en bel Otto gbers
lin. 8erfualter SeS Radlafes oes BERT.
gbas. gberlin, Ssrmann, Mtp. 3u.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05
gnra ~ o%erfoufen.

Gntcs au89ereiftes Corn in alien luatt
titGten su perfanfen. MadJt ieSt cure 8e,
ftellnnaen bel 5re00a Sanuier, gonreb
@ans Ooer Sos. Sebiamen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05
@erlanat.

Gin Mdbdben fir algemcine Sausar-
belt. Rad1sufrasen bel Srau Sranl
Beetmann, Sertnnun, Mp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05
Mr&tSsawtpein.

sSd babe cine sroB. Asa HAT Ias
ielba %aebrannten Nipple Sad, Beatb
Srau6s uno SreiterihuapS on Sano. Den
i'd biniq pertaufen uer6e bel ber Sauone
ODER in arDSeren Auantitateu.
gpttl Shues
Sermanr, Ro.. NJ,
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On psrmiethen

! 8obnuns ai uermietben an Der 6Flifen
0ritten StraBe. NdhrereS bel 6rau Sobn
6red1mnnn, Sermann, Rp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05
Sn DsrEaafsH

0rei iuaqe 8naen. Splbipt 0~ereioro
Ro6r, Z bis S Munate ait.
8m Shpirtc. fredericksburg. no.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05
Rn b~erfanfen.

Gin Snrrs unS Elm 8usgb. 4adlsn
iragen in Der Office 3. Bf.
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-20
NEWS EXCHANGE UPHELD
Attorney General Finds No Ground
For Action Against Associated
Press Under Antitrust Law

Washington, March 17.-Attorney
General Gregory, in a letter address
ed to James NJ. Beck. counsel for
the Sun Printing & Publishing asso.
citation of New York, holds that there
is no ground for action by the fed
eral authorities against the Associat-
ed Press under the antitrust law.
The attorney general says in part:
Assuming that the kind of serv-
ice in which the Associated Press Is
engaged is. interstate commerce Ia
question not free from doubt, / am
nevertheless, of the opinion that 1t
Is no violation OF the antitrust act
for a group of newspapers to form
an association to collect and distrib-
ute news for their common benefit
and to that end to agree to furnish
the news collected by them only to
each other or to the association, pro-
vided that no attempt Is made to
prevent members from purchasing
or otherwise obtaining news from riv'
al agencies. And II that Is true, the
corollary must be true, namely that
newspapers desiring to form and
maintain such an organization may
determine who shall be and who
shall not be their associates"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-20
VIII Give
Foreigners Asylum
Alarm Felt at Progress Owing to De-
feat Of Insurgents. carranza
Promises Protection

Washington, March flowing to
alarm which exists at Progreso, Mex
leo on account of the defeat of the
insurgent forces, Secretary Daniels
today authorized Captain Blakely Of
the cruiser Des Moines, now at that
port, to take aboard any Americans
or other foreigners seeking safety.
The collier Brutus is ordered to Pro-
greso from Vera Cruz to afford asyl-
um to refugees.
Consul Silliman at Vera Cruz re.
ported today that General Carranza
had agreed to cooperate in providing
transportation for Americans and
other foreigners wishing to leave
Mexico City and to facilitate the
transportation of Red Cross supplies
to the Mexican capital, and also had
promised protection to foreigners at
Progreso.
Similar assurances Of cooperation
have been received from the authori-
ties controlling Mexico City.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-20
HINTS FOR GOOD COOKS

Salad dressing can be made of al
most anything, but the best imitation
of the genuine can be manufactured
by taking two teacupfuls of gasoline
a pint of ammonia, three tablespoon
fuls of cod liver oil and Tiger of
axle grease.
There Is always one way sure to
tell when an egg is bad. Boil it soft
and then open it with a common case
knife or spoon. If 1t is bad you will
not be left long in doubt.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-20
WO|nenUTgedtOS
Can Increase Britain's Fighting
Power by Taking
Employment

London, March 17.-"Any woman
who by working helps to release
man or to equip man for fighting
does national war service" says
Walter Runciman, president of the
board of trade, in an appeal to the
women of the country.
IF the full fighting power of the
nation is to be put forth on the field
of battle" the appeal continues, "the
full working power of the nation must
be made available to carry on It's es
sential trades at home. In certain
important occupations there are not
enough men and women to do the
work. In order to meet both the pres
ent and future needs of national in
dustry the government wishes to
obtain particulars from all women
available, with or without previous
training, for paid employment. Ac
cordingly they invite all women who
are prepared, If needed, to take paid
employment of any kind-industrial
agricultural, clerical, tc.--to enter
themselves upon the register of WON
en- for war service. The registra
tion is for the purpose of finding OUT
what reserve forces In women's la
Dor, trained and unframed, can be
made available, IL required.