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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-25
w1EscI z MExYKU.

Lon Angeles, CAL, IS marca.-s
Bomby dynamitowe, podfozonc
przez agent6w Carranzy, ekspIo-
dowaly ostatniej nocy W poblizu
Forton pod pociagiem, wiozacym
wojska Will Monterey XII Tam
pico. Zginelo 40 ludzi, a kilkaset
jest rannych.
Washington, 25 marca. -
Kampania generaia Will przeciw.
ko Matomoros i Ntevo Laredo
postepuje szybko naprz6d. Alta
ku ma Matomoros nalezy sic spo.
dziewac W najblizszej przyszlo-.
sci. General Naffarate, komen.
dant Carranzy w tenn miescle.
ma mice oko}o 5000 zolnierza, a
nadto wszyscy mieszkahcy przy.
rzekli pomagac mu w obronie
portu przeciwko osmiotysiaczne.
mu korpusowi Will.
w sprawie dostawy wlokna ma
sznury Yucatan Rad poczynlI
juz wszystkie potrzebne kroki,
wyrazaja jednak przypuszczenie,
IL jest juz zap6zno, by MONA
wyprodukowac taxa ilosc, jaka
jest potrzebna do zniw. Dlatego
fabrykanci podnicsli cene szpa--
gatu 20 procent.
Z miasta Merida W Stanie Yu-
catan nadszedi komunikat, pod
pisany przez agentow konsular--
nych obcych mocarstw, zapew-
niajacy, re panuje tam spokoj, a
gen. Alvarado udziela wszelkieJ
opieki cudzoziemcom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-25
KkOPOTY I y0DENWALDEM'
" obronie neutra|noSCi.
POC|AG WILL WySADz0NY BOMBAM| " PO'
WETRzE.
0pinia Kardyna}a Gibbonsa.
zE sToLIcY sTANU,
Niemcy ignoruja neutralna flage.

przed ukohczeniem wojny.
Sekretarz stanu Daniels o.
Swiadczyi jednak, IL nadeszly ME
urzedowe doniesienia, jakoby
Schwab ME dotrzymywa} przy-
rzeczenia wysylai lodzie pod
wodne do Montrealu w Kama
die i dlatego zostanie przepro-
wadzone w tel sprawie scisie do
chodzenie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-25
ZE SPRINGFIELDU.

Springfield, rs marca. w
Izbie posiow przeszedi wczoraj
bill, powiekszajacy liczbe sedziow
okregowych w powiecie Cook
ID ma 20.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-25
OPINIA KARDYNALA
GIBBONSA.

Washington, rs n1arca. -
Kardynai Gibbons oswiadczyi W
czasie interwiewu w Baltimore,
IL pochwala polityke admin
stracyi Wilsona, ktora ME chce
dopuscic do interwencyi W Mexy
ku. Oswiadczyf on, re dziaial--
nose Will Carranzy jest szko-
diva W wysokim stopniu ola te-
go kraju, lecz wkrotce wysuniety
zostanie inny kandydat do pre-
zydentury w Mexyku, ktory jest
w zupeinosci tego godpy i przy-
wroci spokoi oiczyznie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-30
News From All Sections of Virginia
ANOTHER CASE OF
CASH bOND EVIL

Roanoke Va. De-. :9.---Clief OF
Police +. l.. More leaves his evening
Tor Albany y. i. where he VIII pre-
sent to Governor Whitman reQulsi-
ton from Governor stuart for the re-
turn t. Virginia uf Rili Brown one
of four alleged piclIpocketa under Ia
dictmcut here as "a result OF opera
tiouS at the l9l3 Roanoke fair
Brown and his hrpthcr, Bennis.
Harry Lewis and joe Gordon. were ar
rested Is = result Of the loss Of sex
erBl purses to ptckpocketS at the fair.
They were indicted and posted bail re
the total amount OF S3,J00 for thcir
appearances They never came back.
aud the bail. supplied by, guaronty
company. was forfeited Nothing htt
bc'u heard Of tho mcu uutd GIB
Grown NaA arrested la N.W Nor4.
Arrest IF the men here created goH-
siderable s,5r At thc time aud Tor
weeks thou friends tfon New York
werc active Ia saearja2 taeir release
from prison. once thel We're gree.
Ihe' last No tiae aetfmg aut IL the
jurisdiction - F8Zl#{ cuHi#a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-30
MEAT ClUSE OF
KIDNEY TROUBLE
+ r - NJ ~ iii HIS OR Bt1tB-
DER BOT HERS.

yeti must i1uv t ,ettr meat every
day. eat ii, but flush your kidneys with
salts occasionally, saws noted au-
tnolity who tells us that meat forms
4ric ANA which almost paralNa@s the
lidne29 in their efforts to eHpel il
from The blood They become slug
eish ANA weaken, .hen you suffer
With Il duil misery in the kidney re-
siou. sharp pains in the back, OF sick
headache dizziness, your stomach
sours. tongue is coated, and when The
weather is bad you have rheumatic
twluGes The urine gets cloudy, iull
If sediment, the channels often get
sore and irritated obliging YOU to
seek relief two OF three times during
the night.
To neutralize these irritating acids
to cleanse the Kidneys and flush off
the bodY's urinous waste, get four
ounces Of J0d Salts from any phar
macy here, take Il tablespoonful in
glass of water before breakfast for
few days and your kidneys will then
act fine. This famous salts is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon
Juice, combined with lthia, and mas
been used for generations TO flush aud
stimulate sluggish kidneys; also TO
neutralize the acids in urine. SO ii no
longer irritates. thus ending bladder
weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive: cannot in
jure. and makes a delightful effer-s
yescent Whitewater drink. ADV.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-30
BRIsToL WANTS MEETING.
Efforts 10 secure Republican state Con-
Nentjou

Bristol Va, Dec. 29.--The Bristol
Board OF Trade has adopted resolu-
lions urging acceptance of an invita-
ton fro mthe local Republican COM
mittce to have the Republican State
Committee OF Virginia arrange TO have
The next State Convention in Bristol.
The state Committee meets In Roanoke
on Thursday OF this week to determine
the time and place for holding con
vcnCnr to choose delegates at large
ia the Republican National Conven-
tiou, 10 be held ira Chicago next June.
Chairman & T. Sicmp, of the state
Committee. favor- Ertstol and viii use
Ns sUd8tucc to bring the convention
TO Bristol. He states as his" raesou
fer tnis that the counties of the Ninth
Nir4jnt8 District and other counties
wes of Roanoke represent more than
one-halr OF the voting STRENGTH Of the
Republicans Of Virginia, and that in
spite Of tnis situation no state COM
vention ha~ ever been held At a point
west Of Roanoke although rcnven-
tions of the Kind have repeatedly been
held st NprfoIb Newport New and
other eNtrcma IeaferJ pojuf "a zoe
state
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-30

Montpelier, Va, Dec 29.-Mrs Mary
]. Terrell, eighty Years old, died Mon
day in her home here, after q linger-
Ing illness Mrs Terrell leaves one
daughter and three sons. Her flu
neral took Mace Yesterday fran the
home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-30

Lynehburg Va. Dec. 2a--Carrle
Dillon died here Monday. she is sur
vived by the following brothers aud
sisters. W. r. Dillon. Greensboro, y
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-11
Stongbia.

U. &. WimrpMt perfallite lctte
@odp ein idSottes iln9cs Eferb an
MrfGatr Sollertfe1t noau Sittle Berger,
1rau q. @lnuper feItle iitl nlcl).
rcre Gage int 81. 2caris bcilFf$rpciie
auiQcbolteqr hattie, tebrte Iebte @nd)t
mieoer Ntriid,
j. Stolte tyut iei,tc SdNrelwror.
bait otf 6rit &eicmmut's 6arm olt
Ger Norre1r Sort colIcnhet autS ut
Jest init H@n Eatt eines neltelI
@oNtudeS oipi @iuit. &cientoun'S
6arm kidnftb9t.
@clr AIlemdrMt ualb 6oqtiIic be.
fouoet iid) out Sorntog bel Der 80
mile 90. MifeI Sr Sdntds.
1cr0inaiuN Sdinbler BON SouiSa
man ON Smultaa BEL Gbriit Sraitt
6atier Tt @ait,
iSrl. Ollie Gutter bolr Nelu SarcI
beilud)t gegeupGrtia Sertponote lati
Srelu10e bier,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-11
Els gutter kriessbsad.

Benn ou6 bic ginF.nuns bon
arisssbanbsu in Der beuii1en ars
NEE erft in ben adtSiser Sahr.n ers
fplets, 10 baben !Sunbe bod idon
in ~.inatlnen SGusn aud i'm ari.se
bon 1S70-n quite 0ienfte seleis
it.i, freiti9 aud ben @esnern. Bel
Masnb Dor Meb hatt bic ~fronsos
Ti56e 5elbpaGe einen 0prpottens
bunb, Der nit srObter aufmertfams
teit iebe patrouile fdon auf lusls
t.iis gnttsrnuns piiterte unb Der
Dn1e melbete. So, Der Snnb uns
ternabm serab.au felbifGnbis bis
ouf bunpert Shritte ppr Der beuts
5den 2inie patrpui0en. Dies bot=
ten bic beutiden Sdiiben bsmertt,
unb Der Solbat Martin froh in
elmer burflen Reumonbnaht an ben
feinblid.n gorpoiten Bis auf buns
bert Sdritte berdn, nadbem tr
iid porber i'm 2esen elmer Srabt'
Idlinse seiibt bate. unb ftellte biz
Sdlinge auf ben Stes. % her
8inb 3~initis mar, battle ihn nit'
monb bemertt. Run lieB er einen
peiter suriidliestnbsn aamerab elm
@erGuid MAIDEN, unb icfort tam
oud Der Sunb Dor, betrot nbnunsse
lps ben Stes, auf benz bic Saltns
oe nufeenelt NOR, bic nun Murtin
susos. Der Sunb. Elm sefdbrlifsr
@egner, lpor 9efongen. 3par tnm
Der frons0'ide 9Often ouf ben
&laoelaut bes Sierss Dor unp i9oB
einsn Sarobinsr in Die Hoat bin'
elm, uber bic Na6t mar 10 buntsl,
Der Sdlaa par selungen. Snbenst
I6idte mon ben Sunp niat in Die
@efaneenenloger nod 9euti6lano,
Ipnbern bebielt i'm Bel fi1, uno
Marlp 70 nnnnte man ibn
erries ;i6 ais idle6ter Batrtot, er
~leiItetc fortan ben OeutIden Sdtbsn
quite @ienite.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-11
SiuiSs.

Fri. Mirtie Snaitp, bon Stonp
Sill, NOR Iebte 8ote mebrere Gage
bier sr @ait bel Der Sonilie GbaS.
9rdttigal.
Sri. Clara Stoefli. bon Soue$s
burg, beilldte mabrenO Der lebten
ISOLDE 8erfpoiubte urlb Sreluloe III
uniPrer 9todIharidnff.
Sri. ella Sdirt0lcr febrtc rad
ldngerem gllieutbolte in ct, Soitis
lpieDcr III Gan Sbri9et bicrlellNt 5ll'
rid.
Iiparus EIletidN b0t lid elale ltellc
Wahnlnidhne poit s, s, Soeid 9e'
fntft.
Sci 2Orer5 &itg ianh am Soni-
tog eir &er9niigllMsubertb itatt
gtpu 30 8dite pareit a~lnpeieilb ltrS
oerlebten einige per9niigte Stltruhen.
Sci Der SdhrBfeier mi Del
Swiss Sdnlle inn II, Diitr. inter
9eltung nott @eo. Siefer, 9rooilir.
len Ole iolgenoen SdJiiler: Gurrit
@alS, IboIpb 9oeNd1 ir. Slorellc'
9ceriIinper alnO M. Ioefli. &. (
&rebs iiberreidfe Ole 0ipolllc IN ei
ner paiie1Nen IrRprode.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-11
Der Grinder ocs Sorpcbp. 3ieIappa'
rntS.

rats.
IS wirb pielleidt pielen BON Sns
icreIie Iein, Su erfabren, bob Der srite
Sorpepos 3ielapporot, nit bem Sor=
pspos unb llntsrieebpote 10 ii4er bic
ieinpIi6sn S6ifIe gu trefisn piiien.
cine Grfinbung pes Dor etpo 10 Sab.
rcn perftprbenen 9ebeilnen Ibmiralts
tdtsrats 8eprs 2augner 1T, peider
Is Sabre ais GbsfsRon itrutteur tur
MtaI6inenbau i'm ReiassW tarineamt
tGtio mar. 9an9ner trot i'm Sabre
1863 in bic &aiierli9e Mortne Elm,
unb Spor in 9an5ia. Sm Sabre
1870 nurbe er gum etotsmdbi9en
Maidinenbau : lnteringenieur err
nanrt unb 1872 gum Mai4inenbau.
,Snoenteur befDrbert. gls folder tpur.
&c or mad aieI oerieBt uno CUR Utos
I;nes Ifooemie unb sSAule aIs 2ebreT
tommanoiert. 1876 fpurbe er Sber.
trasnieur, 1883 Mni9inenbausS tret
Tor uno Sberbaurat on Der &aiier
iifen Werft in Sanaig. Sm Sabre
1890 erfpIgte feline Grnennun9 gun
4omirolitGtsrat i'm Rei6ss Wtarine
qmt. 1898 purpe er gum BirtIiAn
aomiraIitdtsrat unb I'M Sabre 1896
sum @e6eimen 9tOmirulitdtsrot be
i0rbert. gtIs 2ebrer an Der Wiarine
Itabemie unD sSGule tpnnte Gang
Iier feline yeidye Segabung uno ieineN
iyrriQcrIinn entfnIten, benz bic Mo
tine cine 8Gi9e lridltlgtr Anb isRrrsi
der @erfute pe.0antT, ipsIhe lie oil
leine 81ridIGgs ou9fijByen !icb. y
,ieie 3tit f5lIt GlA pic aonitrutttol
cts 3ielopparates fir 1orpecoIontlcr
lcbre. Sci. hem 5a6re 1891 aeboyt
IT Der Tyiifansstpmniifion fir Ia
aesMoidinenbaumci'tsr als Nit
g:teo an. Sn feline, Stsllung al.
&prtIn5eaocr Ri: beg &eids Ylatint
eimtes BAT 2on9ner bic AonItrn.tir
Ger maIAinsllen GnIugen aller Is
itstsn SubrSe6nt isInes Gebens &c
6auten arie9sFGliife Der oeutiGer
Glotte gelsitet, iop5l Jpn Iein amfa'
lenbes Miien, Itire GrinoItnteit IN
i:in e~iierner 6ieiB 9NH5 bsfoncef
,cfa6ieicn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-11
Msrriipm.

ap,rrn @ohper ,uro Sam1lie per'
3neiIte1 nle,rere Sase oteier Bod'e
i'm .Sernta,m1 bei 8erhpaioten.
2. .. Srarpot uno @dttiap oerleo'
ben oear lesteat Somttng in eborrlols
bel Der Sonlilie ibrer Sotter.
Senrp &enlpcr NOR a1ip Sali'sms
beudStpeiie IN Berger.
aata. Reoefer mnfte am Son1eta9
eirer glbltet,er rtafy SS%efieriofr Glfp.
oSooub 6. Sdpnib urvb SRI. 6lora
@Snqot beguben iif3 leeter N'ollia9
rod, 2iarn, 400 lie ONT 9tettsfa9
gCberpS lid, peryeinathetar Sel DER
Riicffc,r Der Reltperrmablteil taito
out Mittappd, abero in 3elsnlmm $
Sale etn Sod8eitstoll 5t @brell oes
8rortpoares itott 81, mcldNem lta)
moheau 500 @1ite eirgcimoeit ha''
TEN. Die ans ollur GGeilGt non G1a5e
,,,0b @oscoarobe Goultp Defornallen
trnren. I'M oel Aeltpennaiateal 1br
@liifapiin6dje oarSubrinaeri. sStr
orotalliren 5relrnb Safe atro lelner
ilmtaeqr @attmt ber5lifit atato fparll'd,
en- piel @liif umo Segelt 5,if
Samroe.
@feIter Ii. SIiper Sprefenleper,
BON ct. 2oitis, bstirSen itf) lett el-
nieep aagcn bier 5u @ciatd, bel Yer
nnlotGlt.
@er noriae @od}e iladJ Wforr'aH'
forn, alotbte lid, nod Seiteon9 per
lett, oerul iniolge Ses SodNpo''efs
fonnte nlaal m eiller SotrSel ooel
Sififf i'm peridiebclem ullferer Eofra'
bat berumfabremt
@Sips. @ebmeper lit nad] lodt8erell
Qlrfe1tholte ir 8los9ohp, Dto., ahl
Snnso1 tpieoer suriifgefeflrt.
8. =. Merterts be9ab ftdS lett'
ISOLDE nady ct. 2nlis arno hrat}t'
iht eut r1elles elarto yrriif,
Mebrere lunierer @eidattslelte be
nnben iid) lette @udJe npd) SeTferlol
gitn ,pit DER Convention oer Srlai'
qters C@anoImugsrei'enoeD bel5''
ioobneiG
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-11
Die sro6e Zeit.

Die %eiierne, Die eroBe Belt
SIT iiher inns getoumen,
0at HidJtigteit unb Aleinlinfeit
Sm Hu binfueggenomnten.
8eritummt lit iebes boble Mort,
8ie Spreu I'M Binoe flo8 es fort,
l1nb ernit an feline Stele traten
Sie Eaten.
@ds liebe sd, bas germ 9e8leibt
Sn ieIbh9efdIe @lan5e,
8eriinft in nidts; bic Stunbe ipeift
Den Bid aufs sro6c @an5e.
r8ersib Sid ieIbft uuS otenc mirl1
90 podDt an ieoe Ser5erstiir
9ie grobe Belt nit cb'rrem &iopter,
Bring Spferl"
limb fpenn elm Gng' i'm Sobe bridt
Guf ferner, fremSer @rbe,
9arn audit in Beb Elm angeiiht
Gm beimatIiden sperbe.
Sic grobc 3eit bring grobeu SGner3
Sie heifdt Elm grobes,. itarfes 2er5..
limb iingt bns bittrc 2ich BON Sdeioeri
linb 2eiber.
God init benz 2eibe malt hnrds 2ans
DdS beilige grbdrmen
limb Ieet aiifs Sanpt bic Iinfe SdnS
Sem Wlnben iinp benz Mrinen
iinb mo Elm Ser5 IN berbiter Yein
grftarren min All gis unn Gtetn,
0a fentt binein beg Sroites Srisbt
@sors aisstsr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-11
2as pardaaslIsnsG thermometer.

Der Barrier r@otin" bot Dor einis
ger 3eit bos nofitebenbe RiibI4e Sill,
i9,e perOfIentliat. IS iollie tdelif
erIdeinen, @ie man fiebt, 5eist :s
ein thermometer in Der 9ano ost
9erbiinpeten unb bic Auediilberidule
Toll 3eiaen, pelGe 5ortidritte bas
Ginprinsen Der fransDfi6ssnsliidsr
Slotte in bic Iorbanellsn, in oas
Mormoromeer unb in ben 9psporus
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-11
@benmatismns fliebt uor SlOm's.

Rbeumatismus Idbt ii6 nitt per'
bitten, pobI aber iofort beIler.
SIoon's Ointment, auf Die ld)nter'
aenoen @teuen setropfelt, aiebt
idneII Elm, fiibIt utto bringt IN
fuit unelaubli6 furaer 3elt slnoe.
rung. SoIt cine Slai6e Sloan's
Ointment fir 25c. bon ir9ertS eillem
a~potbefer unb baItet's i'm Saille
fir grfdItung, muroe unb seIhfpol'
IerSe @Iieoer, Senoentpeb, Sciatica
uSal. @elb 8uriid, tperrt ittdt gu.
friebenitenen6, aber es giebt ta,f
o,taetbIidIide 2inberiine. 2Caob.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-11

mG@te. Iber bic !Sanb Der 9erbiin,
reten f4eint o%eiitsrbaft fult gu ieis,
henn bas tiidifde Nuediilber tppllte
nnb lpollte nidt fteigen. limb 70
b!ieb oenn am brittsn Gage bas idOns
alii4ee aus ben SpaIten bes sra
tin" fort. 9as Sbermometer mar 81
tief sefallen. Der r9annpberite
Surfer, Der auf Dies ori9inelle Sbers
mpmeter anfmerfinm ma6t, empfieblt
Gtm .Motin" fir tiinftise S9er5s
Gbnlider girt bic Sabrenbett<S taIa;
Die perseidns bod INNER nod plus
@rnbs, nenn Der nHulIpunit" lGnsf.
iiberfdritten iei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-11

Chas. J. A. Scheel, Red Bird 26
Mary Pfieffer, Bland 49,. rs
Earl Vincent, Cooper Hill -. "a
Rachel Schockley, Rosebud :. 10
Roger Price, McKittrick 80. %
Leola X. Duffy, Rhineland :. %
Harry H. Robertson, Potsdam %
Amanda Deppe, Potsdan 49,. Is
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-11
Der 6ritif6e Seef0rue.

Shiuitt mon. oab etuos ib erbGlt.
&as lorAtert Der Seroerbnis perfoQt,
), y. Sufe ober @eruie,
90 rot Die befannte 3irbeIbriie
(8oieIbit ole lniterblide Seele lpsierf),
SaB man bic Soten npariniert
llnS lufroift in bIederne giifier petdiert.
Mud Gburdiln mo Siidern but es aeffienen,
als Oh bltrd} SorrpeooS unO llnerieeminen
Sbre foTbore SIotte pieIeift am gnbe
@ehmnobeitSidaben erleiben fonnte.
Seer lit 10 toridd. oub erS risfiert?
Drum buben ie lid nidt lonse aeSert
lluo ibr Marine moriniert.
3ia, 10 elm ridtiger a~rgeiodie
Sit bolt Fir &oriidyt mo E~ropbplorP
limo iingt ~gefiiblpoIl ut Safclrpier:
gRein Ser5 lit i'm SCOTLAND, rnein Ser5 lit nidt bier
@iNeon @un.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-11

-Gbas. IS. Sldler, oeft ollereil
gc1pobnern u~nieres GountpS better
ais ,gledidpnieo Siider" befannt,
Der bereitS iriiber int Hadaabgersdt
ais a~eiltesfrallf erflart morDen NOR,
nuroc Ieste ISOLDE ms S~rreralDl
nod Sqtltpn gebrodt. SRid]er 1T
enn otter @eteron aus DEM Surgtrs
frieae ulro auolu,te pieQe Sabre IN
StpenSpiIle mo er eir gled1parer'
@eid1ft betrieb.
~-sNtplge bes uieIent Te9elS tulo
ser SoffIltb ipeld}e ole 6annarbeI'
ten p~erbin1erter, iinb int i1orolid"'1
Sbeile lmrieres Goln,tp's, altf erlt'
d,eat Der Sararer, Die 5000 Ronosta-
ae, ole pom @olloerrellr ont cen
15. unb t6. o. Nts. ielt9eicbt limo,
o,rf Ipdter al beStiamteipoe 3ett Der
ldyoben tporben. INN hen Sarnier1l
crit @elegapbett 81 eeben ifreit ar'
beiten in oen SSeloern nndBlrtom'llea,
70 oab iie Damn Ipdter poabnbitger
on Der Gooo : 8erbeiienurg iib be-
tbeilige1p fonnefr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-11
Central Hotel
MORRJSON, MISSOURI
Leo G. Ludwig. Prop.
IN EVERY WAY

We invite and expect our former res
taurant patrons to take their meals at
the hotel, where regular dinner will be
served from II to l:30 p. nj. at very
reasonable rates. -,
The Ludwig Restaurant at the ola
stand will continue to serve hot and cold
sandwiches.
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The Yale expositor., 1915-08-05
ARE WELL PLEASED
Yale Engine Company Receiving Some
Nice Letters from Satisfied Purchasers

Yale Engine Company Receiving Some
Nice Letters from Satisfied Purchasers
During the past few weeks the Yale
Engine Co. has received a mum ber of
letters speaking in very high terms of
the Jewel Chemical Engines and we
publish three of them this week to
show our readers that our new industry
is putting an article on the market that
is meeting with approval wherever
it has been tried out
Algonac, Mich, July 8, 1915
The Yale Engine Co,
Yale, Mich
Gentlemen:-Some time ago we pur-
chased 55.gal. Jewel Chemical En-
gine, and wish to state that we are i'm
mensely pleased with it. We have had
occasion to use it once with good re-
suits.
Parties needing a Chemical will make
no mistake in choosing a Jewel.
Yours respectfully,
III. b. Gunniss, Pres,
Village of Algonac
Flushing, Mich. July >, 10
Mr.. j. III. Phillips, Yale Engine Co.,
Port Huron, Mich.
DcdI OlIs-Au WIilllb 1Ou lOudy W
tell you what we think of our new
engine we bought of you. Had an oc-
casion to use it last night and want to
say it beats anything for fighting fire
we eyer had. would not have beliey-
ed we could put out such fire as we
had with chemical engine, and the
only thing that we are sorry for is that
we did not buy one of your engines
before. Am sure we would have been
a good many dollars ahead now.
Very truly yours,
DR.. w. ;. Davis
Mr.. j ii. Phillips,
Port Huron, Mich.
Dear Sir:-Replying to yours Of re-
cent date will say the Chemical Engine
proved satisfactory in every respect.
1t is the first fire we have had chance
to use the engiue at. l recommend it
very highly to any fire department.
Yours truly,
Robt. +. Flynn, Fire Chief,
Croswell, Mich.
The Yale expositor., 1915-08-05

Michigan State Fair premium lists
may be had at the Expositor Office.
The Yale expositor., 1915-08-05
Call for Meeting by
- Township Clerks.

To John l.. Patterson, T. ii. Parkin-
son and George Middleton, constituting
the township board of Brockway, and
Thomas Shut, Steve McMurtrie and
John Brough, constituting the town
ship board of Lynn
You are hereby notified that on the
9th day of July, A. ID. 1915, applica-
tion was made to the county drain
commissioner of the County of st. Clair
for the locating and establishing a GER
tain drain which will traverse the
townships of Brockway and Lynn, and
that on the 30th day of July, A. ID.
1915, we were notified by said drain
commissioner Of the filing of said ap-
plication.
We hereby designate the 10th day of
August, A, ID. 1915, at 500 o'clock in
the forenoon, at the residence of Orley
Starks, in section 30 of Brockway town
ship, as the time and place of meeting
of the township Boards to consider and
take action on said application, at
which time and place aforesaid, you
are hereby notified to be present.
Earl Rose and Elton Kenney, Town
ship Clerks of Brockway and Lynn
townships. 1872
The Yale expositor., 1915-08-05
CedarWOOd

Mrs. w. f. Menerey and children,
after spending week at Guy Boards
cottage, returned home Saturday morn
ing
Auto parties from Y ale Sunday were
Art Dennis and wife, Bert Evans and
wife and jim Newell; Joe Williams
and wife and Mrs. ZavitZ; Charlie Cav
anagh, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Phillips
and Jean Drake; Irene and Helen Har-
rington, Harvey Sayles and Walter
Andreae; Claude Pratt, Geo. Beadle,
Mary Barth and Edna Campbell; L. j..
Minnie, wife and children.
. Fishing has been good again the past
week. A party of five was out Satur-
day afternoon and secured string of
siXty-three.
Frank Wilcox went home Saturday
with about forty fine perch.
Mrs. j. A. Menzies, daughters, and
Mrs II. &. Mansfield autoed down the
river to Orchard Beach, st. Clair, on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Beard and family
are back again in their cottage.
Mrs. Il. j. Minnie and family are ex-
pected on Thursday for a weeks stay
at the Phillips cottage.