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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-29
N0LTIMIER LETS CONTRACT FOR A
CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL BUILDING

Wednesday the contract was let for
the building of school house for the
consolidated district in Noltimier
township.
Two Valley City firms got the main
contracts. The first was for the cree
ton of the building and went to Ross
Ign & Johnson, of Valley City, at the
contract price of $500. The plumb
ing and heating contract went to the
Valley City Plumbing and Heating Co.
at $780,.
The building will be two.story above
the stone basement and will con
tain four main rooms and two recita
ton rooms. Besides there will be a
large gymnasium. The building is to
be modern in every respect and the
residents of Noltimier township are to
be congratulated upon having such a
progressive school board and citizens
to back them up in this splendid un'
dertaking.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-29
LOGAN NEWS.



Helen Young, daughter of Mrs. and
Mrs. R. Young, is recovering from her
recent illness.
Mrs. Ruth Undem and Mrs. John
Wakefield were visitors at the w. H.
McClain home Wednesday.
Miss Stella Martin and Mrs. Will
Martin visited Mrs. Arnold Drescher
Friday.
The Vogel Bros. invested in brand
new buggy. Wonder what will happen
next?
Boxing gloves are in fashion. The
i'll effects Of the Willard-Johnson bat.
tie al Havana, Cuba, are felt in the
neighborhood.
Andrew Carnegie seems to be ignor.
ing Ashtabula. He has not given US a
library yet.
Seeding is nearly finished. Some
graceless farmers are hoping for a
bountiful crop and continuance OF
the war until the grain is marketed.
Mrs. Carrie 'Colville has been very
much of an invalid during the winter
months. Her friends hope that with
the return of pleasant weather she will
regain her normal health.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-29

miles with the finest rural consolidated
school in the state, located in the Gen.
ter Of the township. 'Rah for our side!
Services were held at the. Baldwin
school last Sunday afternoon by tho
pastor, Rev. Bendelow of Pillsbury.
In the absence of Miss Fridd, our
pianist, Cecilia Burchill presided at
the piano.
Prof. Burt Weston Of Pillsbury pass
ed through Baldwin last Friday on his
way to Valley City to spend a couple
OF days with his parents. On his re-
turn Sunday he took dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. William Burchill.
Sherman Anderson Of Luverne
refereed a game of basket ball be-
tween the Baldwins and the Indepen.
dents last Wednesday evening. Sher-
man is fine fellow and we were glad
to have him with US. Come agailt,
Sherman.
Will Burchill, rs. and son John auto
ed to Valley City Monday afternoon Of
this week. Ed. Root, who has been
! in Valley City under the doctors care,
accompanied them home. We are
pleased to report that Eds eyes are i'm.
proving nicely.
|. The class in agriculture Is at present
doing practical work. Milk is being
tested every day to determine the per
cent of butter fat. We hope in this
way to get a record of the cows in
! the neighborhood and thus be of direct
value to the farmers in Baldwin town
ship.
Spring fever seems to be working
in the system of our young people
I'VE fear, in time, the malady may be-
come a mania. Will Burchill, Jr
seems badly effected. Every Sunday
finds him making tracks to the east
Rumor has it that certain young lady
out that way has contracted the same
disease. Undoubtedly she has been
exposed.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-29
BALDWIN NEWS
Darcy Commercial

Miss Fridd, of the grammar depart
ment, spent Sunday with her parents
at Valley City.
Jim Rasmussen, a member of oul
independent team, autoed to Darcy
last Saturday to see the basket bal
game. His return home was by relays
his first stop being at the Nelson farm
We may not be the only place or
the map but we're Baldwin, SO square
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-29
EARLY HOG PASTURE
FOR NORTH DAKOTA

A recent trip on the part of the
writer through portion of the state
of North Dakota leads me to write
again on the subject of summer pas
lures for hogs.
The farms Of North Dakota are fair.
ly we'll stocked with brood sows and
pigs which will be grown out and fat.
tened through the coming summer.
On some farms the brood sows have
been properly fed and have come
through the winter in excellent condi.
ton and are in shape to produce and
nurse good, growthy pigs. On many
farms, however, feed has been practi-
cally a minus quantity through the
winter and is very difficult to secure
at the present time. On these farms,
the sows have not Jared very we'll
through the winter and unless they
are given exceptionally good care and
better feeding during the coming two
months, the pig crop on these farms
will be very light and what pigs are
kept alive will be small and inferior
in quality.
The farmer who has looked far
enough ahead so that he has a pasture
of fall rye or patch of alfalfa upon
which to turn his brood sows and lit.
tiers is, indeed, fortunate and stands
to bring his pigs along in healthy
growing condition and will need to
use very little grain.
On the other hand, the farmer who
did not sow fall rye or has not field
of alfalfa certainly realizes at the pres
ent time that he must do something
another year to provide cheap feed
early in the spring. Ill.,.
The earliest spring pasture for hogs
that can be secured is pasture secur.
ed by seeding rye in the fall. Second
to that comes alfalfa which will be a
permanent pasture and on that &C.
count on many farms it will be more
satisfactory than the rye. Where it
seems impossible to get alfalfa to
grow, bronze grass will make quite sat.
isfactory early spring pasture and a
patch of it should be seeded for use in
pasturing the hogs. ~ -"s -
The statement has been made that
with suitable pasture, pigs can be rails.
ed requiring the use of very little
grain. 1t has been found that sows
running on good pasture and nursing
filters should receive in order to &C.
cure best results about one to one
and half pounds Of grain per one
hundred pounds live weight of the
sows per day in addition to pasture,
while il the sows are not on pasture
they will require from two to two and
a half pounds of grain per hundred
pounds of live weight per day to prop
erly nurse litter Of pigs. Then again
following weaving time If a suitable
pasture Is available, such as alfalfa
or patch Of oats and rape, the pigs
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-29
Farmers Free Column

Actual farmers may advertise stock
poultry, grain, machinery or farm pro
duce in this column, free OF charge
Advertisement may be signed or an
swers received at this Office and for
warded. The right is reserved to re-
ject.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-29

BUFF WYANDOTTES-the kind that
lay and pay. Winners wherever
shown. Eggs for Matching $3.50 and
$500 per Is; also baby chicks in sea-
son. Safe arrival, and satisfaction
guaranteed. Plum Grove Stock and
Poultry farm, Cuba, NJ. Oak. #&@:
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-29

FOR SALE-A pure bred Red Poll
Bull calf, eleven months old, also
number of Barred Plymouth Rock
hens and few pure bred Buff Or
phington Cockerels. For further in
formation see or write F. L. Widdi'
field, Leal, N. D.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-29

can be made to gain, approximately
a pound a day by feeding two and a
half to three pounds of grain per hun
dred pound live weight in addition
whereas if suitable pasture is not
available it will require from four and
a half to five pounds of grain or almost
twice as much to produce pound OF
gain.
There are two principles involved in
economic hog feeding that must be
given proper attention II the North
Dakota farmer is to produce hogs at a
profit. One of these principles is that
green feed for early spring and sum
mer pastures must be provided. The
second is ample provision must be
made for the producing on the farm of
feeds suitable to wintering the brood
sows and carrying them along in good
shape until after the litters are wean'
ed the next spring. This feed for win
ter can largely be supplied by grow
ing corn and barley. In districts
where grain crops were practically a
failure last year a fair yield Of corn
was secured and corn makes hog
feed which even for brood sows Is
quite acceptable and far better than a
starvation ration of other grains or
commercial feed stuffs.
Every farmer intending to remain in
the hog business or to go into it more
extensively should first consider the
problem of producing a sufficient
quantity of suitable feed and the rails
ing only of as many hogs as he can
easily produce sufficient food for.
The cost of production can be and
must be reduced by mere extensive
use Of bronze grass and alfalfa and a
succession of forage crops for pasture,
by the method Of fattening by hogging
off corn, and by the use Of some al
falfa hay or a little corn silage in ad.
dition to the grain used in wintering
the brood sows. So
w. H. PETERS,
North Dakota Experiment Station.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-29

FOR SALE-One thoroughbred Hol.
stein bull, two years and four
months old; registry papers furnished.
F. Hesch, Eckelson.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-29

FOR SALE Holstein Friesian bull
calves; full blood and high grades.
Well bred and prices reasonable. Cor
nelius vanderwerf. Tower City, N. D.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-29

FOR SALE-Four young work horses,
weight from 1900 to 1400 pounds.
Peder p. Lannes. Phone r. 940X.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-29

HAY FOR SALE in stack. Apply ia
c. j. Lee. r..r .ass..., .f..,.. .-.f,ss
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-29

FOR SALE-Pure bred Clydesdale
Stallion Colts and Polled Shorthorn
Bull Calves. Leal Stock Farm,
Leal, N. D.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-29

FOR SALE Barred Plymouth Rock
Eggs for Matching, 81 for Is or IS
for 100 eggs, also two young cockerels,
cheap If taken soon. Mrs. J. Messmer,
Lock Box 81, Oriska, N. D. fc
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-29

They say that Billy Sunday can't ex-
pose the modern young ladies they
have beat him to it.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-29

PEAFOWLS- Three young males for
sale. Plum Grove Stock & Poultry
Farm, Cuba, N. Oak.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-29

FOR SALE-Barley suitable for seed.
Inquire of Thomas Gassman, Phone
93OB.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-29

FOR SALE - Registered Holstein
Friesen Bull. Four months old.
Will be sold at q reasonable price.
J. E. Staub, Owner, Valley City, R.
r. /, Box. 81.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-29

OLD PAPERS-Get big bunch for ,
nickel At the Times-Record Office.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-29

Have you tried the Times-Reeord's
want ads. today7
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-29

s. c. w. LEGHORN eggs for hatch.
ing, $1.00 for IS. Mrs. C. E. Miller.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-29
WIMBLEDON HAS PROSPECTS
OF GOOD BALL THIS YEAR

Wimbledon News: The local base
ball prospects have taken root and un-
der the beaming smiles of the April
sun are rapidly growing into maturity.
About 1926 have been subscribed by
the local business men and 500 more
is in sight. After last years deficit
of about $50 has been paid and new
suits bought the team will have about
$500 to start business with, which is
not bad showing for town of this
size.
When it comes to material Wimble-
don is more fortunate this year than
ever before, and it's safe to add, more
fortunate than most towns Of this size.
New suits have been ordered and
the first game will be played during
the first week in May.
Among the neighboring towns that
will have fast teams this season are
Sutten, Cooperstown, Hannaford, Rog-
ers, Kensal, Darlington, Harvey, jam
estown and Valley City, so the VIM
bledon team will not be lonesome. No
schedule has as yet been fixed.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-17
8arnnns fir Sansfraucn.

Die Saion bes @%intonmetls Dot
ipisaer Die @odfrase nady saGcpI-
loinie nod 8oricse dure aebnad,t.
9ieie Sipbithrsen tperSen IN 8uIper.
form nnS lrnter perfdieoenea @aruen
perfaitft. @abreno oiefelben lpobI
.oas &eroerben BON 5riidfen, min.
cine 5eitlnis perbinoern f%Orlen, iirn
lie a1oerleitS iebr oft Die llrjobe
pom Stomirg Der @eanrobeit. iuoem
defenders Solicpl.S Gllre cine qiftiae
Sltbftnns it.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-17

Srm 8ictor 8oer limo Sodter
bon Sbafunqe. Sfln.. beiinben lid
eegenaBGrtie mif 8eiud bel Srai
8oers Rattter, Srau 8atc 8eniel.
-Sreobie Sdarf, BON ct. 2ouis,
mar mebrere Soae Der Oorigen 80
DIE Der Soft BON Gbfp. 8G5 lro
GoGniIie,
-gbas. Gelep, bon ct. 2ollis,
nor poriee @ode Elm poor Gage
bier. a,ii 9eiud bei ieinen gIteru.
Germ @glep iinb @attin.
Bel elmer, in Der pereottgenel
8ofe abgebnltener @abl, itimmte
Carroll gorntp, nut grroBer Maio.
ritat, fir "Srpdeno.
Sdtuliilpertntenberyt ". D.
Maann mirb fommen6e 8ode 9eirpe
erite &iinoreiie gum 8eiib Der
@adNlens unieres Golntps antreten.
SRI. Sn5eI Sedmafai, Sod)ter
BON @n. Sedmarn uiib @attin, BON
Sernnml reiite an pergargetei
@@rstag nod @arrensbitrg. mo Tie
Dos @ollegium beilsden miro.
-Gbos. 5oeotmann uno GbaS.
Bend. iolpie &ibolf 0etttns rtnb Got
lin, iaartmtlid BON 8otsonm. beian-
Den iib am lesten Samstoe unter
Gen bieiieen 8eiufern.
-@uit. Reimler, frirber Sat.
ger" an Ser Sern1ann 9iiilling Co..
lett aber in aneliL Butler Golnltp,
Mo., argeitent, beion6 iid ont les.
ten Sonutoe bier. inter iciner
Greimtoen.
SIN pergaitgeisen Sonnto9 mndp
te Bic gntcrpriie MiIitarp aapelt
linen ~aIlidbrliden sommermlsilnl
rodb Dem SotrpIat. Die @eieaitai
beftapo ans cen aftipen iliro Den poi
ifpen OsitgLieoeun Der aopelle. npbi
Sereit SSamiIien.
SrIs. Sopbia @ienalai, @ilot
@hnumberg nno Morp @dertner, ic
tpie slale. edit atro Ssoar Sdalim
beprg, itatteten am oeraa1tgete'
Sonntoe a,iguit aloppenbere am
@attin. an Route 2. cinctt 9eiiic
Gb. Gil faipben Scrrt aiopper
benDs iiiben CIDER soils miseseid
NET uno Dem ieiniteir aenner be
trieoigeno.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-17

ron gsrmauu, 1gaO.
Die Sanf Der Seute, pom oen Eeuten
uno fir Die Geute..
Seine 8anf iid5erer

arrtbair ODdesffep nnb Gbas.
8ail, bon 8otsoan. fparen oan let.
ten Sumstae, eeff1ftebnlber, bier in
Der Std6t.
SRI. Selma @elintaraD bon ct.
Sotns, traf mt pergnngeneat Cams
tag bier Elm, INN elm boar Monate
bel ibpen anseborieer aa perlebet.
Die bteiige sc, 6. Sonntoes
idntle belt ibr idbrIifes giffif mrr
oergurpgelteap Smrstog, in Semme's
@robe.
Srs. Sloru Sueomeperr uno
amna Soffmanrl, 6efanoen iid afl
hepaaftgenen Sreitog III Setate
@rrope, mtf 8eiitb bel lllri9 8oa,er
mo @attin.
IS. 8. Rlibntarn ulS @attin,
BON gup. befunom iit nm Iebten
8iestog bier, arf 8eiiidl. Serr
Rllbmannt bot feline Sarm ON Serrr
Sobein perfauft nno miro in aiirar
nod, Suenspille aieben.
Sreo &ieeler lnpo @attin, 10.
pie SRI. Nettie &oss, meItc be-
aoam 8erlber nno @uttin aipi 8eiud
aeipeieu mareH, reiiten am lebter
Dienstog pieOer rod ibrem Seim, /;
Sitfle Sod, Grf.
aitenlit 8ietel, Der gIerf Die
les Sdatloiifrifts. bat baS ailm @e
brmsds Der Sdlle beitimntte @aiiei
b,lrd oen 8ofterioloeen 0es Staat,
mteria,den loiielt, lipb erbielt bi
Intaport, oaB oieies @oiier cine iebt
8uirieoenitellanoe 8robe beitathel
hdbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-17

them Snse:
1t is gratifying to know that
the editors of the excited East
ern press will. not have a great
deal to do with the case.
Rotten 'lino Excited Eastern
press darafteriiieren Sas @eIen
der Seem gorfer Sorppreife arrf's
beitel
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-17

pereangetteft Routug rad Ct. SoaliS
gereiit.
@rsgnit Seisner uno Sainilie
fino silr 3eit ole @dite bon Sern,
2cisners Ntrtter. 5rmi u 6.
2eisner.
-Srau 5reo. Sfneioer urio airlo
peilen seeenmdrtig altf 8eiudy bei
Clos. gen5 mo @attin unb anSere
genpaRote.
Sri. SeIene 8asier, pom Berger
tparr Si Gnbe Der pori9en 8obe
5u @aft bel 0scar Sednann uuo
@attin.
San Scim BON Gbas. Ganeit
unb @nttiir ut am pergan9enei
Smrpstng Der Storfl eirgefebrf
un6 bnt EN- miartenes, fleines God
terdpn binterldiien.
Der 5rallenperein Der bieiigen
ct. @eorgs @emeinbe miro an
nGditen 0onnerstag, Den 90. Sep.
tentber, tpisoer ems feirer heliebten
@affee4ar1naGen dbbalten.
COM. &~urrelmeper nno SamtIie
bon Stem Sabett, befon0en iidb orn
leeten Mittannf bier un6 reiiten
|Sunm aat Onmterstag nod, ibrem ai.
fiinftigeit &eirl, in @initae. Nebr.
Srau Senriette Gloiiner, meld,e
mebrere @oG)en bier, iotpie mid in
Iep Sopen, bei @erhpan6ten uipo
Srelrnoen aiif geiii6 gerpeien mar.
febrte qeitern pieoer nad ibrem
Seim IN fredericksburg, 5iriif.
Sr. Sdahmltb, bon ct. Soiis,
lieb orr lesten Mitttpod lem Sails.
gerGtb rad) bier beforbern. Serr
SGnnMptb miro iif in Der Iad)bar-
fd,aft oon 9rp SIN nIs 6arnler ME-
oerIaiien.
sSrrl. snna Soffnponit, poft q.
y, nub Gitber Sue, bon Berger, be-
Ianbcn iid am LETTER Soamtns in
Der Staot ltnb peiiten oann, bon bier
oiss, fir ldnseren g%latfentbolt, md
|Sf. 2ouis.
-@ilforb &lsebiaer, tuelder bel
Der Gil @aIfer 9rp Goods Go, in
ct. 9oitis, als 8lsdybalter alleeltelt
lit, befarb iib Elm boar Sage Der
pergnngeilen 8pde bier, ailf 8clatd)
bel ieinen gltern, gbp. &ueoiger
llrto @attin. "
Sim i,dditen Sonntag, ben f9.
Geptember, miro it 6oeriters @rope
has aIlidbrlid,e Serbit . Sd,iisentelt
Ses Serrnam Sd)arffdiiter-gere
ifnttftnten. aae Sfiisepfreatnoe
meroen iid) obne 3meifel iiir Obi.
qes iirtereiiieren.
fSron 8. 9reiiler itn6 Sri. Gu
no Sabr, reilten ON leBtelr Sonrl-
tag, fiir bIeibefloen anfentbalt, nudb
let. 9oltis. Sron greiiIer butte ib-
rem GltcrfJ SEQ. Sendler iiatb @at.
lin, in Soppp Sollotp, einen lorge-
rm 9eiiid dbgeitattet.
Gas Spiel Spiidan Dem ct.
2ouis CRITIC ii1lb Dem Serinafnr
Gibbs, ant per8argenen Sonthtag,
NOR Elm iefr idyarfes unb enNete nit
Gem Sieg oes Sermarm Gibbs; Dos
&eililtot NOR 3 gegen 2, 5ttgunfteii
BON Sernanr.
Die finite. iGbrlide 8eriamm-
lutq Der Authenticated Der Yeoples
8anf BON Berger, mllrhe om 0ieitS
iag, Den Z. September i'm 9ortge.
bGiloe d~b9ebnlten. Cine 9ipibepSe
DON 6 Tro5el1t mitr6e erflGrt unh
Ser 8onr . udberfdaiB muroe OH
S2500 erbobt. giod Der @eriannlr.
ling apilrben Grfriidnntgel undergo
reidt m0 Seoermarai mar mil Der
Reiultntem bes ~perantgersn Sabres
bodft 5irfrieoen.
Rin9liita Bros, Cirrus. ipeidci
am leeten Moutag ir Seiierior
Gitb goritelltna COB, bate entlaiA
Der $40, Sac. gabt Die 8eii,dser il
meebe,cpcn Maiien aipee5oeeil, L
eaB IN ben 8ageolrs faltm Ylat
siut SteIben mar. @on bier ipnrer
"A 49, ~. HL
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Gin @eifer nit idllparser ceber.

Die 2eber 1T Elm gIu~treiniaer.
Bnroe friiber NAL oIs gis Ser
sei0enfdaften erodJtet. 9os eIeno
bei pialert 2euien III. Dab sic 2eber
oiirt9 unreires gIut fdpar5 mini,
gai0iitdte. &opftpeb. SdhpinoeI itno
gerifopfitsia berurfodt. Dr. aina's
ssefD Sife EiIIs reiniaen sic 2eber
mo geben rleiies 9eben. 25e. Sci
e1lren Npotbefer. s(gIop.1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-17
sOnHtassidrnI aonSention.

Ole 8apeite, i1bnide aonnention
Serr Spnntogsidallen BON @oarf
Emp. miro ON Sonntoa, ben 10.
september. in Der 8pesbpterianerr
Stride, in @oebIer, abgebaltet tuer.
ren. @eoen iiber Somtassfdad Sir.
belt peroen bon ben gnitoren u.
arrebs. q. $. aasmonli, S. O. SUIT
mo Garl Opp sebdlten Deroen. I'm
long Inn 2 llbr, Nafmittaas Sober
miairp iii berslih e~ilpeelaOen.
-SSenrp 8nffere IdBt CUR 3eit ami
ieifem BInb, or Der iiiolidea Marft
StuaBe, eIne eleeonte Cottage err
baateri.
lm n1dblten Donterstoe, ben
l23. September. miro in Der ct. So
b@nes Stride, in Berger, Elm Miif.
msfeft dbgebolhe,l fueraeai.
Cine Sreoiger 8onferen5 oeS
Sernrarldt lino @oibington 8esirfs.
iinoet nml iriditet @ittDof, Den
90. September, in Berger itatt.
Or. Oscar Often ulpo @atti,t
lerbielten an letten Mtttipof) eiateit
8eind bon @epatter Stor1. fpelder
Elm fleines Sodterben binterIieB.
Senrp @lott, an &oilte !, muir
ee an1 pergait9erlen Sanstog BON
ieinr Coffin nit einem fleinen
S6bnd)en befbeqpft.
Die bodybetagte Nlltter nrrie,
reg @itbiirgers, 8eter Damiier,
liegt our 3eit beoerflif frorf oar.
rpieoer.
-2ouis &ielniarpat bat iein 9e.
iistum, on DER iiiblidlen Iarft
StraBe, baIr6 eiapeit ipeaten @pdrltoto
Seiteripee nerbdiert.
: 3eines, beitilirtes @uiier. 5unl
grinfen un6 fir @altomobiI- 3tpede,
5l pertauien IN onen auantitdten.
Otto gberIin, Sermnnat Mo.
German grfliue, BON &oiste 8,
nefatto lid, am pergangerteit Sons
tag bier in Der Stuot unb iprad
mtd) in Ger 9mlderei Dor, airr Gr.
~pelerrng ieires Announcements.
-goap. @ilimorn, BON SDiss,
iotpie Sobn Spatt aprpo OH, @ercce.
BON Stpenspille, befan6eri iifl am
pepganseren 5reitoe bier. In @e-
MISREPRESENTATION.
sSrou 60. Miler. BON Sngar
Gitp, Colo, poiNierte am lestpn
NSontog bier bairdh airf ibrem @ege
nod gop. gum @ef1,d) bel ibren 81.
tern, &enrp 8iertpirtb uno @attir.
5iir oos Spiel 5miid,en Dem
Sermuil1r lmo Dem SwenSUille
9aiebaa . Glatbs, am naditen Spnn-
tag, IN SpensoilIe. iirlb benefits iiber
elm Slibenb autos, fir one Sabrt,
erNngiert.
Srult Mortin SlaatGis ntb Sri.
abella @lnlowiaer. DeIde bel ben
GIterr, ". 9. g. Munomiler rr0
@Gttin, oalf 9eild geipeien fuuren,
iiipo am 0ieitstos oieier ISOLDE pie-
Ser nod) ibrem Seim, in ct. 2oatis,
aereit.
9npbt. grGiitieom itebit Samilie,
non Goqae 2, beioipoelt iid geitern
IN Der Stoot, in @eiddften benin
photographer. Ser 8rautigart itat.
tete aleid5falls Der 0rrderei elneli
geiald ab urlo ~errieuerte ieih Mbonte.
ment alf bas golfsblott.
-Gfas. %. ModScl aatb 6rl. Seq
ia g. Soffmarn, bei0e bon Siutss
lSerner, 6. 5. 8nllod lnO 0opie
&eprplSs. beiSe BON gImto. @altcr
is. S~redpnanr non Morriion aiio
|5romes $. Boss ron Siase Gonntp,
erbielten oieie @odle Seiratbsli5en-
len.
Eos areisaeridt befinoct lid,
eit Dem Moriog oieier Npte nj
,lsibnrs Der @erffstaledleer eff
bGlt ieood) cine 10 groBe Gnsatl bon
Sdlfen. Dab Dos @eridt, mogIider.
weiie, aid, nod pdbrcirn zines
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-17
geboi1pten b~eutidtnmerifaniifs

-gebnatpten bertifpnmerifaniidR
Sf1tter, ole anglo . arnerifnnide
Ereiie 6es Sitens bette gegen 9elrtid
lnnb, lie troee elm blird,ni,s oelitfdr
fein6did,es @eietr sur Sf)mt, 10 f1lt
Die I'M 9ieDite Ses SorDtINimts ite.
bertoe Meaitc iiber lie Der ltrlS aeibt
file Der 2iiee. Hiiniit oieier Saee eirt
begabter ortglo-amerifaniid,er Sonrs
ildlift, Der i'm ct. 2oais @Iobe.De.
HIocrot Che 8oilp Cope" reoigiert,
BON eitter 8entfsreiie oiis Dem Often
sltridecfebrt. Sn elmer Der eriterl
nod Golleloalne Der Serien 6es
poffioet6op@ eridieneren ailsgnben
+ieins 9Iattes ipridbt bieier iid, ifber
zen Ginorud, oer Die 9reiie Stem
Doris oni Inn eerilnd,i, foIsenoer-
ntnBet aus.
Rotten.
the nuespoipers In nue. york is
givvin the germms a raw deal.
No matter whittier the germins
is rong or rite the nue. york poip-
ers is showing q knats branes by
bein. aginst them awl Of the time
ON everything.
am ieltep Gage, ott Dem Ser
|@lc6e . 9c1noenat Sicie aeuBerura
oes e~ofFicesbob@ ber6ffentladte, idloR
lie ct, souis .IsinIes" einen fursel
artifeI. Der fid NIT Der Steauim
Orr Rem gorfer 8Iatter 5,lin Sol
|0ss Sdiffes sSeiperionn beidaftia.
te, NIT fol9en6em, bemerfrnsmer.
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