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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21
prdmtrm-1tfr.
@egen 50f Grtra5ablnng.

@egen 500 Ggtra5abluus.
@offine, @anb 8oitine, @rbm1ngs-
BUD.
2egen6e Ser @eiIigen in gepreBtem
Bra1teinbanbe un6 nit farbigen Del
biIbern.
@oienfrdn5e in gtui, nit go16plat.
tiertem 9rabte. @aruntiert fir 5
Sabre.
Sn Gnslii4 baben mir:
Without extra Payment.
Key of Heaven.
Little Path.
Vest Pocket Prayer book.
Key of Heaven, with Velvet
Cover.
With Csc extra Payment.
Pocket Prayer Book, extra
fine binding.
Key of Heaven, white eel
lu1oid cover.
Golden Key of Heaven, a
large Book with Celluloid cover.
With SOC extra Payment.
Large Key of Heaven, an ele-
giant large sized Book, morocco
bound.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05
stOnp Sill.

Das Miiiionsfeit meld)es am pori,
gen 0eittpod bier gefeiert ipltroe,
mar iebr 5nblreif beiisdlt,
Otto Sdymibt, BON Berger, ionote
in Der persanoelten 8od]e 5tuei &c,
iponne bierber. iun einen Sbeil Oes
8aubol5es 5u boiler, ipeld,es 3.
Stolte unb Sobn fir i'm 6crgerif
tet bnben.
Saul 9ubn mo 8eo. Stoltc
pobnten am letter Samstog Dem
Greisidicben BEL, weId,es bel 60.
bon 8ebreno itattfanb mo %gelpannen
6 bon Sen IS gnten iuelde als Grei.
lie aisseeiebt iuaren.
SSn &otb > @ebGl,be faro am leb.
Ten Samstag abenb cine S%all5une
terbaGtln9 itott.
Serr Gid unb gbas. Retbemeper
baben lid, mn boriaen Sreitog nod
ct. Souls begeben.
Sreo @umper, bon @tlnb, perleb.
te Den oergangenen Scnntag bier,
bel ieinen a%ngeborigen.
Ger Steuerfoleftor mar alil per.
Gangenen 5reitag bier utter uns
un6 ieitber foitnen mir ole biel rub.
iger i6Iaien, irrOem ms Der @elbs
beibtel nidt mebr 10 febr briift.
gilbert Seinlein bottle Dor mebrc.
rem Sosen Dos WiBgeidid eirten
tpertbponen, iitingen Mnuleiel 81
perlieren, inoem 6os Shier in cine
3iiterne fiel itno ertranf.
Sbeobor uro 8ininu aih)l, bon
Seem Sooen, madteir inns ollt lebten
Sunntaa einen gciltdg per gllto.
Or. gneeIbredt liirb 6Mnilie be-
ianSen iid ONT perfloiienen Counting
lir Der 9rafe Nadbarid)aft.
Sarrp SaIl, bon Berger, mar am
lesten Sonntaa Ibeno pieber bier
nit Ieinen @onSelbiI6ern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05
Stolpe.

Otto Bod uno @attin ipluoen
fiirsli6 6,ird ole @eburt zines So6
ierdens begIiidt.
Ridter 8. 5. 8uobenleper lnn
Gbas. 8rapotborit, bonn Iiiolifen
Sbeil unieres Gountps. befonben lid
porige ISOLDE in OieIer gad,barldaft.
Inn ole rreile StraBen : Roihine dn
Der arbait 3l ieben. 4
8m. s. Dnbl urpb 6anilie itattc~
ten fiir5lid Den Samilien bon 8rnnS
&nidyeI nno Bmul Sidt ciiteit Sc
;itf ab.
Gbas. s. Bod begab iify IN Der
pcrfIoiienen ISOLDE nod ct. Souls.
Inn Der 8eerbisrqrg ieines penitorbes
iten SrfeIs b%ei8ntpobnen
Taitor slug. Bod unb Sri. SpoiG
Srornrit tplirben ON porigep Witt-
..podh bier, burh 8aitor asmuSs ge-
trmit. 9aS innse 9aar miro ieire
Seimatb in Goroes. Sls.. modem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05
Canaan.

@aIter SbieIbs lit Ietten sams.
tag bon einem @elhdftsbeiud, in
Serananr, auriidgefebrt.
Srau maria M. Solanbsauort1,
iueIde ieit geraumer 3eit am Sp.
bnsfieber gelitten bat. befinbet fid
;est aiuf DEM @ege Der @eneiung,
StiGman 8l,slep, BON Belle. mar
Gnt Iesten Sonntog bier oltf 9eiud
bel feinen an9ebOrigen.
gbas. Sassler. bon Seuersnine.
.uar Dor 4lirsern bier. I'M Die @eftte
fir ieine iii6lib bon bier seIesene
Snrar 5u foIleftieren. Serr 6oss.
Ter Nagte, BOB Inn feline rei,e Sci.
.natb fsbr gut gefaat. fotuie audi bot
Ser Grtros Der Gr,tteit bort better lei
alS tpie her.
Gmn Sorpb Sole. ipcIde in Der
sibrer 1odter Gnan 9.
50. adeb, iebr frnftf oarnieber lag.
lit diit b6rieen Jfsitos, beoenteno
gcbeifert, naddnuie slriidasfebrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05

horigen.
Die 9oftoren .. u, Sarnlou unSs
,. &. Sbomas, BON ct. 2oltiS unsr
Or. @. $. @oaner. bon bier, filbr-
ten bieier Gage on s. 6. Stprts4
nlan1p eitle 5lueite Operation aus-
s(Qen snid,eim nod beiinbet iidl DER
Gatient auf Der 9eiieriny.
Srls. YmeIia &oblfin1, GIara
@rnrnenolm ulo Sbo SdreiumRu.-
iotpie so. 6. Gll9el baber Der 2eBrgrs
8eriamunliH9 bei9etuobllt, ipeld)c esE
uori9en Donnerstog. Sreitaa unS
Smustog in S,tuipar, @o.. ltdtt'
innb.
SRI. Clara Oremel, bon MnppietD.
Mo., befinbet lid, aeaempartia auf
9efiuh bel SnfeI urb Sunte, s. g.
Strotbmann ur6 @attin.
Srou S. S. @eber, bon 2inns
lipoob, &on,, meilt 5ur Belt oui Be
iuf bel ibren @lterlt, Srit 6nl6eE
utpo Satin, iotuie allberen GeuportS
ten mo SrclnGcn,
Semnan @lumer nub oefieu COR
ne, ionic Sam 8linner, BON SflahS.
nm, itntteten olll nerfloiienen Conn.
tag ibrem OnfeI unb ibrer Snrfe,s
Gonrno Sdmibt Inn @attiu. uGa
Gaic, Mo., cilteu 8ei,tfy ob.
6rd. Selma 8lumer mar orll ourt
0elt Wittncdr, beiithsapeiie in Hetcs
SaDen.
SRI. SeInn 9aiss 1T am leBtcn
Roilta9 bon cinem m%cbrtGgigen Be
iudl, in ct, 2oitis, 5uriifgcfebrt.
am poriaen Sreitog, ungeiabr ,rml
halb bier lllr, nodmitta9S, brad IN
@eo. 3cilmormi'S Sfeler Elm 5erler
oits. Gns @cb1noe iprroc total
eritort; 5fuei @altleiel, Elm GierSe
@eifirr unb Sarm Rnibinerie
ipurben Gin Ra1tb ser SIamneH-
airf melde gSeiie Dos 5ener crt-
%ftaNoen, lit bis iebt nod un6efamlt.
Srau S. 9. Stod urb oereH
Sobn, @ormor. ipelde iid) Elm paar
@odeH bei,d1sapeiie. in ct. Souis
~1iufgebolteir batteiG, iiiiO nnt uergars
aercn Snmstog nieber iubauie ans
9eInngt.
$. g. 8ittboils uno Satin buben
iid am letten 0ienstog nnd) ct
9ouis beacben. &err 8ittbaiis.
mclfer id,on felt lGnaerer Belt lei
bend 1T, miro oaieIbit einen Spe-
siaIiiten 5i,rotbe Sieben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05

-5oleenoes lit Der geridt fir
bie bieiise. offentlide SduIe, fir
ben Rottat fuelder INIT Dem %. OF.
tober 1915. geenoet bot:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05
Ginger &benmatismns beilbar.

&beumatismus lit elm 2ei6en, bas
fi4 onrd Sdmer5en in ben @eler.
fen unb MrtsfeIn erfennen IGbt.
Die getpobnIidert Sormen iirr6: @fu.
ter unb droniider &beumatismus,
rbeumatifdes &opfpeb, Sciatic Mbeu.
matismis unb 2eri6entpeb. Sn aIler
6alen lit NIT einem Ointment Su bel.
fen. Sloan's Ointment, opei ober
orei RaI i'm Gage boronfsetropfeIt.
siebt fofortise 2in6ernng. SIT gut
fir rbenmatiide Sdmeraen, % es
on Die @nr5eI sebt ,inb Die Sdner.
5en ftilt. .SIoan's Ointment 1T
ean5 Rebi5in.~ Soft iest cine 26c.
Slaffe nn6 baItet's fir ben SufaII
I'm $aiffe. 3(sl6p.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05
Berger.

8litau 2aboube uerianote mi
lesten Montos cine gemiidte Gar'
!abuna Minooieb uno Sfhueine.
Sarnuel glumer. bon Stiatpafer.
Mimn., ut nod Stueiuodentlifen
aufentboit BEL ieinen biefigen arbge'
borigen, am Iesten Mcntas tpieoer
nadbai,ie gereiit.
Gpmi Semrp Bia un6 5rau Ser
mann 8il6ing beiuden bieie Bodts
genpanbte in GAZE unb in Gore. /,
Oscar etrotbmann, BON 8elliflg'
tor, lpar fiber ben lesten Jreitoe
inD sanstas bier, Bel ieiaea Hinge
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05

Clos. Slid ullb @nttin, poil
Stplpe, begoben iif1 oeItern lpaf)
Sfeoonton, gollalpap Gountp 3ullt
geiltd1 bon Gerpmbten
-0ie Saeb5eit auf Curious iiruo
fir Stride bot oil /, Roocrrrber be,
goniren. Die Sagb nrf gid)baier
idyIieBt al,r 1, De3ember, uttb DIE
Saeo aipf &elstbiere I'M Illgemeiheii
ibIiebt aln 1. Snnlnr. 1916.
SIM Sitter BON 65 Sabren ut
ON 1. Ropember in ieinem Seim in
gfeip Yorf Sermalm Hi0oer, @igens
tbiilrter Der ,Ieip gorfer S~taatssei.
hung" unb Sfosnleiiter bcs oemo-
erutiifen Gationalfomitcs, an einent
Mierenleibeu geitorbel, gr NOR Der
prominerteite oelttid,e 3eitungsmunn
in oen Ser. Stooten. Ribber mar
Elm &atbolif, madte mebrere euro.
pareiien i1itb fuilrbe aiid) bon Safer
8tlbelm empfangen.
l@Sp. 6. Greetorius, grdiibent
Der @ermon+a merioon 8ress IiI'n,
peGbe Die y@eitI. 9oIt" unb Ole
Sines" in ct. 2o,,is b~crousgibt,
begging um 7 l1br morgens am 1. os.
S%eIbihnorb, inbem or iif in Dem
8a6e3immer it ieiner 8obnlile 8fpei
ReboIberffiiiie in ben aopf feuerte.
gr NOR Der einBige Sobm 1es in
1905 o%eritorbenet Or. Gmil Grec,
tori1ts, oes IangiGbriaen Sauptagi-
Der ,8eItI. Soit." @m' is. Ssan.
geirtbiimers uno Gbei /. Iebnfteilrs
uar 1914 nllrbe .bas bon Breeto-
riiis 9eIenfte gutomobil bon elmer
StruBenbnbn +. Gar 9etroffeb MO.
bei er erbeblid, perlest puroe, 10
oaB anf1nglif feline @erRiung be.
5ipeifeIt ipurbe. Seine anboltenoe
&panfbeit nno @eidJdftsiorgen iplleil
i'm sl Der Sbat pernltlobt hahen.
gr mar 40 Sabre alt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05
Siuiss.

&mliie S~aefiner besab iid) aill leB' |
Ten Samstag nod Serntallir, 100 lie
!Girgere 3eit bel 3. IS. @aebler'S
Mutter, melfc iidy neillid bel Ell
nem Stur5 perlestc, mrblelben
miro.
Giele Sarmer bon 0tprrilon be.
iud)ter an uorieen 6reitaB ole gilf
Ition bel Senrp 9orid,.
SerS SdipoIer, weld)er an Ser
0ipbteritis erfrarft NOR, fam lett
micber ieiue Irteit beioraen.
@lit, 2abotbe, ser S~icbbGltNler.
nnr ant periloiieren Somstae IN
ulMercr NndNarifoit mbS faufte
Ninbnieb.
Sreb Sod lutn ieirr 2rlltc iuaren
mcGrere Gage Der porisen @ode
Bier, beiin Sprcneen BON Steiner.
Otto ui6 gbipin Sdarlmbur9, 10.
luie Gb9ter Sfeibeoger, paren am
pcrgnn9eren Counting bic @G'tr BON
@aIter 0oerflinger.
@eorg &lott brodtr ON lcBtell
SmrStog cine 9obiung Sdapeinc
lad, @ernarn.
!Nerfn @rrber. bon Der Upper
sSorf, mar pprigc ISOLDE bel Otto
3oeriliirser beldaitigt.
@artin Sd)numbere ulro Satin
maren oirt perfloiieren Sonntag Die
@Gite bon ang. @rg.
giele beige 6au1er iino iebt
Mim Yfliigen fir Snfer.
Senrp @ruber bat Die sbiiht in
nGdSter Belt eiile1l lreiteit StoI 5u
Gditen.
1er Stanb DeS 8ei5ells. mti ben
6eloern, IGBt oieien Srrbit pieI al
@iiniden iibrig; ~babin9egen befin-
Get iidJ ole SeiieniIicge in garS aus
0~cscidueteqn 3ititnlo.
s. :. 8oeid', Der SdhnieO, bat
~ircbcn mieber eiileli icilcr letf,ts
lolticll6cn @ngen Dollclroet.
Greb Solder nar an Sarnstag Der
porigcn ISOLDE, 6eIildSweiIe, in M
icrcr NadDboridnIt.
Sreo 9odD Der Strabenaufleber.
tpar oil perQolt9enen Sanstag, aes
idGitebalher, in Sermann.
8nr. S9oeniiW mar am Iesten
Soultog ali 9cind bel Sacoo
Widyel.
Sri. 5Iorence 9oerilin9er i%tattete
AM lesten Spnntag ibren pielen
1reunoen in Berger einet 8eluh
db.
Gbrilt. 9oeidJ unO Samilie, BON
Blanc, ~perIebten Den p%ergairgener
Somltag bel Sacob Soeid.
&. g.. @aebIer utb Sanilie, lo'
ME cine gn8dbl afoerer SelitdDer,
befan6en ftdD am Oerfloiienen Sonn'
tag inn Seim iciuer @utter, in Der
gtabe bon Sennorn, CUR Seier BON
5rau @aebIers Soften @eburtstase.
Die beiben 5rIs. 8lod. bon 8el'
lington, meilen g%esenipdrtig anf Be
lidj Del Sranf SunSeripirtb nrto
dnoeren 8eraranoten.
5rau @aria Sunoerpirtb wliroe
fiirsIidy an bas aranfelbett ibrer
9idlte, Sron 3eppe, in Der gaabe
pom 8aD, gcruieu, ipeld,e ernitlib,,
front Sari1ieberlieet.
s --s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05
bid SonoU.

Die aiftion Bel Se,trp Dorid
mar 5abIreids beindt uro Die Ga.
dem brndten nseiftens bobc 4reiie.
albert IND Gneb Oetterer befmn
ben I'D ON perfIoifenen Soru,tag
5eiasdsspeiie, niif Drp Sill.
Dieies Satr former iid biz
Sdhpeinc bcinnbe mit Gtd5eIr
molten.
SobB giidaneber lit aiii persotse
lien SouHtag ftnd5.6 or ouis eereiit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05
Seiratbs.2 iscnien.

3ep. q. S. Bod, gtaibuiue, 81, %
2poia 6. Sronnn, Serntann Il
$. s. 8. Sieiemeper, Smensotlle 81
9rtiie @erid,epfe, Sreeoom y
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05
g,rsanSlnnsen i'm Gsnnta'eeridt,
gertaatrr ananit sermim.


Dos gountpl9 erid)t oeriarnmeltei
fid on Snmstos. Dem 80. Sftober,
,nrb beiorste folgenoe @eidafte:
Gie f~olsenoen Sdanflisenien iui,r'
ben berliebep: 81. s. goseliarg. bon
@asconaoe, fiir 6 Momte.; Sranf
8. 9ed, BON Sermann, fir 6 Ro.
nate. Gas 8ittaeiu6 bon S. U.
geoban, BON 8Iono, fir cine Sford'
lisers, puroe abgeuieien, neil DER
gittibeler niht eridJienen NOR, nm
SEN getros mir Ole 2iSens 81 ett'
ridten.
Die ~iolgenoen anipriide wnroen
eepriift unb 5nr 3obliing a%tgeipie"
fen:
+. Schermann. BID. pris. $140.5O
j. Schermann, State VS. Oh.
Holzschuch and VIM.
Tomnitz -. -. 1904
j. Schermann, State VS.. j.
Lambs and Ida Williams $3.50
j. Schermann, State VS.. j
and R. Jenkins ...... 164.S6
Ed. Oetterer, r. o. pit. pay $500
F. j. Koch, 2 culverts 266.37
FIR. Oneken, fright. r. grader
and engine -. $50. 1925
Austin Road Mch. Co, fright.
ON grader -. -. -. 900
A. G. Enke, cluv. dist .25 93.9
W. Hemeyer, culv. DIST 134,05
l.. Haberstock, paint'g c. h. 1925
A.. Dietzel, rep. ct. house 1910
A. L. Schnitger, janitor 61.00
City of Hermann, water 5.35
Herm. lElectr. Light Co.. 1890
J. M. Nolte, Dbl. Standoline
Oil .... -. -. :. 14.38
Ferd. Pletz, tax bks. work 1895
Ferd. Pletz, clerk fees !. 131.A
FIR. Oncken, Id. ct. & mi. go
Hy Zastrow, Id. ct. & mi. $50
II. F. Buddemeyer, same 14.00
A.. L. Schnitger, Ida ct. 200
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05
2n ~berfanfen

Sn ~berfanfen
Ieere @einfIaidlen SIT 1c biz &c oaS
Stiid.
Stone Sill @itie So.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05

GIGS. Slid urr0 @attin, pot
StoIpe, begoben iif aeltern mad,
S~feoomon, gollalpap Gountp 5ullt
geild1 bon 8erapanoten.
The state herald., 1915-12-03
GIRL Wins LAND
BY GREAT RIDE
Beats Men in Famous Race for
Homes at Oklahoma
Opening.
RECALLED BY FESTIVAL
Twenty-second Birthday of Town OF
Jennings Brings Back to Memory
Of Old Timers Thrilling Story
Of Early Days.

Jennings, Okla.-Not for Al Jen-
nings of Beating Back" fame, but for
Joe Jennings, an early day character
in this section of the Southwest, COW
boy, horse trader and general rousta-
bout, was the town OF Jennings named,
according to Col. George McElroy, the
last of the cowmen still in the business
in this part of Oklahoma.
The original townsite of forty acres
was given by Joe Jennings upon re
ceiving promise that the town would
be given his name, McElroy says.
The Pawnee Indian country, includ.
ing the old Oklahoma triangle, in the
center of which is Jennings, was
opened to settlement along with the
old Cherokee strip in September. 1898.
just twenty-five years ago. A number
of the towns within the strip have just
been celebrating the event of their
twenty'second birthday with appropri-
ate ceremonies.
The strip extended westward from
the western boundary of the Cherokee
nation, about thirty miles east of Jen.
nings, to the Colorado and New Mexico
border, including at one time, it is
said, the famous No Mans Land. which
is now divided into the counties of
Cimarron, Texas, and Beaver.
Chose Daughter for Race.
The story of how Jennings was
homesteaded and named is interesting,
therefore, at this time when the twen-
ty-second birthday of the town has
Just been observed.
Joe Jennings had been resident OF
this part of the Indian country for
some time. according to Colonel Nc
Elroy, and had raised family here,
The state herald., 1915-12-03
Many Liquor Dealers Quit Business

Denver-Approximately 20 per cent
OF the persons and firms that held H.
censes at the beginning of the present
year have since discontinued the sell,
ing Of liquor, according to figures com.
piled by the state treasurers office,
which has charge of the issuance and
collection OF state liquor licenses. The
list includes both saloons and drug
stores.
In Denver seventy-two saloons have
gone out of business. while JOG drug.
gists have surrendered their licenses.
Outside of this city LOG saloons have
quit business and fifty.seven druggists
have ceased to sell liquor.
Under provisions OF a law passed by
the last Legislature the state treasur.
er is authorized 10 make refunds on
liquor licenses that extend beyond Jan.
]. 1916, when Colorado becomes "dry :"
II is estimated by Treasurer Stocker
that s6,sGO.l5 will be paid back to-
about 1,100 persons and firms.
The average annual revenue from
state liquor licenses has been between
$4,000 and $4,000 Up to Nov. OF
this year. however. collections from
this source have been only 29,52l.i6.
Figures compiled by the treasurer's
office indicate that the state revenue
cut off by reason OF prohibition In
Colorado will be between $4,000 and
$4,000.
The state herald., 1915-12-03
Made tn. Race for Quarter Section.

Including half grown daughter. then
perhaps sixteen or seventeen years
old. She was the typical country.
raised girl OF the border day period.
able to ride. shoot, hunt and throw a
lasso.
Jennings conceived thh idea. when
announcement of the strips opening
reached him. that this, half grown
daughter should make the race for n
quarter section OF land. which the
family would homestead.
The race for homes when the Chero.
kee strip was opened TO settlement will
20 down in the history OF The South.
west as the greatest horse race that
was ever pulled on under the sanction
OF the federal government.
Few Knew She Was a Girl.
There were several thousand choice
| quarter section farms as III. prizes.
and mnn came from all sections OF the
United States to make the race and
win claim II possible The swiftost
and most seasoned horses were select
cd wherever they were obtainablc. for
all the riders knew that by the men
and animals with the best staying quail
tiles would the farms be won,
Among the riders into tho Pawncc
country was the half grown Jennings
gifl. and she proved her ability as n
hornewoman.
Dressed In mems clothing, with
high'hcclcd boots and spurs, she en-
tered tho race and won claim. n
tract OF valley land lying between two
long ranges Of low hills. one OF tho
prottiost natural spots In the entire
strip country.
Having won III. Slain. the family
evidently did not car. fcr Il, for before
long threo.iourtbu OF Il had been sold
TO J"hn Simmons and tho other ~
acres had been given for a town site
on condition that the new town be
named Jennings. The family then loft
this section OF the country. and In ia'
tor years II was reported that Joe Jen.
nings was living In Old Mexico.
The state herald., 1915-12-03
Water alah. Value. Ruling Sustained.

Denver.-Federal Judge r. Il. Lewis
OF the United States District Court in
an informal discussion OF the report
OF Special Master w. J. Chinn. con.
cerning the rate.fixing legislation be
tween the Denver Union Water Com.
pany and the city. declared that the
inclusion OF water rights valuation in
the appraisal OF the system was jus,i-
fled This opinion came as n result OF
the objection OF Attorney George l..
Nye OF the Public Utilities Commits
sion. who insisted that tho s2,947.6l7
allowed for water rights In the report
was not proper. The objections OF the
water company attorney. however. to
the total valuation OF sis.ii5.ss9 was
dismissed by Judge Lewis on the
ground that the water company had
been sustained In the only question
before the court that OF equitable
basis OF the present water rates.
The state herald., 1915-12-03
Colorado Coal Production Increases.

colorado's coal mine production for
october was o0s.a5e tons. making n
total for 1915 up TO Nov OF G,7s6..
0ii. or an Increase OF 1894 tons
over the production for the same
period In 1914, The number OF men
employed In the coal mines Of the
state on Nov. was i5.i5i. according
to tho report of James Dairymple,
state coal mine Inspector.
The state herald., 1915-12-03
Mr,. bradford Sen, Telegram.

A telegram urging President WI.
son 10 institute conference OF neu.
trail nations for tho purpos. Of ending
tho European War was sent TO tho
nations executive by Mrs Mary @. G.
bradford. state superintendent OF pub
lie instruction. an president Of the
Colorado womnn'u Peace party. Mrs
bradford wns asked 10 send tho tsic
gram by Miss Jane Adams OF Chi.
csEo as a means Of Strengthening the
appeal by Miss Ethel snowdon ssc
Miss Ronika schwimmer.
The state herald., 1915-12-03
Nav Rate Stops Telegraph Inquiry.

Following an agreement by the tele'
graph companies in Denver 10 charge
minimum rate OF 10 cents for mes.
sages delivered more than mil.
from receiving stations. the stat.
Public Utilities Commission closed
an inquiry Into complaints OF exorbi.
iant rhnrgeh
The state herald., 1915-12-03
Baby With Two Heads Soon Died.

Camden. N. IA baby Girl. weigh.
Ing ~ pounds and having three per'
factly formed arms. two heads and
four legs. was born 10 Mrs Dranry
zaneaki Of this city. II died within =
few hours.
The state herald., 1915-12-03
Thanksgiving srouoh, Early Pay Day

state employees were paid Nov. ~ by
Auditor Mulnir and State Treasurer
stookor in order that they might b.
able TO enjoy Thanksgiving.
The state herald., 1915-12-03
i AAoX4o@x III
of Italy Is
a Scholar,
S t I'D e n t
andFan1ily
Man. But
When the
Call ltOWar
Sound ed
HeBecanne
at Once an
ActiVeSOl-
dier in the
Field. :: ::

soldier on the mead and said: My
brave boy, you are true Italian.
Victor Emmanuel comes well by
his martial qualities Scion OF the
proud dynasty OF Savoy and grand.
sen OF that doughty warrior. King
Victor Emmanuel II. he was born
in Naples on November II. 1869.
and bore the title OF prince of Ma.
pies till his accession TO the throne
ON July 80. 1900. Married in Rome
on October "a. 1896. to Princess
Helen of Montenegro. he became
the father OF four children-Prin.
cess folanda, born In 1901: Prin.
cess Mafalda, born in 1902: Prince
The state herald., 1915-12-03
.STATECAPITAL
NEWS
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
INHERITANCE TAX RECEIPTS.
Two Weeks Collections Foot Up To
tai Of S8,489.

Denver.-During the past two weeks
total of $S,4S9 in taxes has been col
lected by Leslie Il. Hubbard, state in
heritance tax appraiser. The largest
tax collected was sl,9S46O on the es
tate of N. b. McCrary of Denver. Col
lections on other estates were as fol
1owc.
The state herald., 1915-12-03
0zaEcZ1S SA2zWLERYI YIZ7oS@ !

ICToR EMMANUEL Ill. the scholar
and student among present-day mon
archs, the sovereign OF quiet family
life. when the call to war sounded.
became at once the first soldier among
Italian soldiers. says the Milwaukee
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-06-24
GERMANY PUTS BAN
upon NEWSPAPER
TAGES ZEiTUNG AT BERLIN RE-
CElVES ORDER FROM I'M
PERIAL GOVERNMENT.

Berlin, June 22.-The German
authorities today informed the man
agement of the Berlin Tages Zeitung
that it would have to suspend publica>
ton for an indefinite period on &C.
count of the recent article published
by this paper on the subject of Ger
man-American relations from the pen
LOT Count Won Reventlow.
The action of the German author1.
ties is regarded here as an indication
that the government is weary of see.
ing it's relations with America made
more strained by journalistic outgiv-
ings such as those Of Count Won Re-
ventlow. The article in question fol.
lowed the we'll known lines of that
writer, who asserted that information
al law must be disregarded in the
conduct Of submarine warfare. He
declared these laws were made before
. submarines were invented.
The governments prompt action in
suspending the paper Is but one OF
many indications that responsible
statesmen are eagerly DESTROYS OF
finding a common ground for an under
standing with America.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-06-24
FRANCE TO LOOK
AFTER CITIZENS

Paris, June "a bill has been sub
mitted to the senate investing civil
officers with the power of requlsition
for provisioning the civil populati
during the war, creating @ consulting
committee to consider market cord,-
lions and prices and fixing the tota!
amount which may be spent for buying
stocks of wheat and -four at 100000
900. This figure already has been
reached by purchases to this tine.
The bill would fix the maximum price
at which wheat may be sold to the
millers in order that the price OF
bread NAV not be increased.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-06-24
EXPECT TO LOCATE
MRS. ALIENS SLAYER

Joliet, Ill.,, June %. Officials of the
penitentiary here expect that the name
OF the convict who murdered the wife
of Warden Allen Sunday morning will
be known today
Chicken Joe" Campbell, the negro
trusty who has been the principal sus,
pect in the case, gave the information
on which the prediction was based.
At midnight last night Deputy War,
den Ryan and four other prison Off
Gals entered Campbell's cell, where he
has been on bread and water, and kept
in a standing position most of the time
since Sunday. The negro, who was
the last, SO far as is known, to see Mrs.