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The mirror., 1916-12-14
Ghaprl prngraa1
Sunday, Dec, 10th.

The following is the Program rendered
in the Auditorium last Sunday, Rev. Ben
son officiating:
March King Orch.
Reverie- Night Song Orch.
Holy, Holy, Holy Cong.
Invocation ----------------C Chaplain.
Gloria Conc
oei'P'ole ------------------ chaplain.
Hymn Whittier than Snow Cong.
Tlayer ---------- Chaplain.
Novelette, Snow Queen Orch.
Song Remember Oh Mighty One -
--------------- Saltwater Chorus.
Sermon Rabbi S. Denard.
Song Selected --- Saltwater Chorus.
Hymn you am Praying Cong.
Benediction Chaplain.
March, National Emblem. Orch.
R. ]. Reichkitzer Musical Director
Population
Number of Inmates at 1897
Number in First Grade 1895
Number in Second Grade ...145
Number in Third Grade ade..........17
Received During Week ...........6
Discharged ..1
Paroled
Last Serial Number. .542O
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03
50 DAYS IS
DRUGGISTS
ENTENCE

Superior Judge Card issued n
warning to violators OF the dry
law Tuesday in the form of two
30-day jail sentences imposed on
drug store and soft drink parlor
proprietors.
George Gill, Tacoma druggist.
whose stores in South Tacoma
and in the North End were raid
ed by county Officers last April,
was sentenced to 80 days In Jail
and a fine of $3.50.
Ben Minnick, arrested with ].
J. Connolly in raid on the Oasis
soft drink bar, lth and X. Aug.
81. was given 80 days In jail and
a $50 fine when he pleaded guilty
to a similar charge.
Connolly Not Present.
Connelly, who has been out IN
bond to appear in court for ar
raignment and sentence Tuesday
morning, failed to show up.
County officers are searching
the city for him. Judge Card in
timated he would get still heav-
Ter sentence.
Gill, who has given up the
North End store since his arrest,
was convicted on clear evidence
showing that although he had
permits for only ~ bottles of
beer, he had $50 bottles i'm his
possession with intent to sell.
Limit Il % Days.
Letters were introduced from
Gill to a California wholesaler in
which he gave orders for the
shipment of liquor. adding, This
Is only a starter can probably
use twice this amount ONE a
month";
Gill expects to appeal.
In both cases Deputy Prosecu-
tor Thompson recommended Jail
sentences and fines.
The limit is $3.50 fine and 90
days in jail.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03
SHOEMAKER SHOWS ATKINS "LOST"
NOT MERE $50, 900, BUT $l3e, 800

Instead of making a mistake of
$4,000 in the budget for Taco
mas municipal expense next year,
Commissioner Atkins was $685.
800 away from the true figures,
according to an itemized state
ment ISSUED by Controller Shoe
maker Tuesday.
Shoemaker indicated by a sim
pie set of figures that Atkins had
overlooked item after item in pre-
pairing his budget, the smallest
being $1,000 and the largest
$4,000.
81 am issuing this statement in
words of one syllable, so that the
council cannot possibly misunder-
stand it," explained Shoemaker.
1.-The budget figures seem to
have been badly twisted around.
! am making no attack on Atkins,
but have been called into the bud
get consideration at the last mo-
ment, and am simply stating
facts.
"As auditor of the city, | can
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03
STRIKE IS
NEAR END

NEW YORK, Oct. practical
collapse of the New York traction
strike was evidenced today by the
withdrawal of police protection
from subway trains and the de-
crease of such protection on the
surface cars.
Up in Westchester county
there was still trouble on surface
cars, but not what police regarded
as violently serious.
A bullet whizzing into a speed
ing IL" train at I 4th street early
today clipped off a piece of the
ear OF Melville Wright, 40, and
caused momentary panic.
A number Of persons were In,
jured when a Third avenue Il"
shuttle train crashed into a huge
electric wrecking crane.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03

vouch for the veracity of every
one of my figures"
Commissioner Atkins announc-
ed in his recent estimates that
the city revenue for 1917 would
be $965,390. Controller Shoe
maker, by a careful analysis of
every source of municipal revenue
reported Tuesday that the years
revenue would total 81, 104,023, a
difference of $13S,633.
The difference includes the fol-
lowing items:
Interest on investments, $780,
600; sinking fund receipts from
light and water funds, $4,000;
street railway receipts, $500; IL
brary receipts, $1,000; additional
interest, $4,000; discrepancy in
figuring tax levy, $500; differ
ence in dock receipts, $4,000:
interest fund receipts from dock
fund, $4,000; miscellaneous rev.
enue increases, $1,000.
BY disallowing $4,000 worth
of outlay for new apparatus and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03

Mrs. Anderson ended her life
while her husband and three
grown sons we're at supper.
After setting the table she ex-
cused herself and disappeared.
The suicide was reported to
Coroner Stewart Tuesday, and a
deputy was sent for the body.
MIR. and Mrs. Anderson settled
on their ranch 80 years ago, and
had developed one of the finest
places in the Bay-Island district
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03

improvements sought by the pub
lie works and public safety de-
partments, which were not abso-
lutely necessary for the operation
of the city next year, the city
controllers figures showed that
the councils task of budget cut
ting really consisted of reducing
the estimated expenditures by
$34 900, or five per cent.
In spite of these facts, Shoe
maker reports, the council last
week contemplated cuts aggregat-
ing $4,000 and 100000.
Commissioner Atkins has been
ordered by the council to revise
his budget figures and bring in
the new totals Wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03
Bay Island Woman Walks
Down Beach, Killing Self

Suffering from ill health and
imagining that she was burden
on her family, Mrs. o. G.. Ander-
son, so years old, wife of prom
inent rancher on Anderson island,
calmly walked down to the beach
in front of her home Monday
night and plunged into the salt
water. She drowned in three
feet of water, and her body was
found an hour litter by the hus-
band.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03
\, P, EARNS
l0,5 PCT. IN
LAST YEAR

Omitted Press Leased wire.)
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-The
Northern Pacific earned
1O.i7 per cent on its stock
during the year ending
June 30, against 7.5S per
cent the year previous. ac-
cording to the statement OF
the railroad issued this aft
ernOOn.
The surplus available for divi-
dends is $25,729,S74, an increase
of nearly 100000.
Dividends declared amount to
$17,36O,O00, which is unchanged
from last year, leaving sur
plus of $S,369,S74. The capitali'
cation of the road is $250,OOO,'
600.
The old board of directors was
reelected.
Crawford Livingston, a heavy
stakeholder, was chosen in place
OF the late William p. Clough.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03
HERE'S A FACT TO
POSTCARD TO YOUR
FRIENDS BACK EAST

September building per-
mits called for an expendi-
ture of $142,692 as compar-
ed With $40,613 for Septen-
Der, 1915. This Is a gain Of
$40 per cent. The total for
the first nine months Of this
year shows a gain Of 100 per
cent over the first nine
months of 1918.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03

" the meetings held the second
the TO
Mis CaH and
it
preparation agins
randJu last
brngt
the
of
of
enencd
banIIme TO O
dbe the pus
dem ito which
known
of afu German
wile
ared track to
Aul-sa h pphe b
tToeanb CaptK
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03
DESERTED FOUR
CHILDREN, CHARGE

Charged with deserving and
leaving destitute his wife and
four small children, Caesar Daz,
non-union longshoreman, was
arrested at the Milwaukee dock
Tuesday morning by Deputy
Sheriff Stenso.
The arrest was made on infor-
nation received from Rock
Springs, Wyo., where his desti-
tute family lives.
He had been going under the
name of August Zeppe in Tacoma.
When arrested he at first de-
MED he had family. He will be
returned to Wyoming.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03

ers today said the end was not
in sight.
Extras in creamery butter sold
for "a cents, which a year ago
sold at ~ cents pound.
Eggs that year ago sold for
23h to "a cents reached 80 and
81 cents wholesale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03

Just as folk were getting up
and dressing at the Big Bend
camp meeting tent colony, sun
came along and blew most Of the
tents away. leaving the people
standing there wearing n0thing
much except a look OF surprise.
It was quite freak Of nature. -
Essen Meadow tGa.) Journal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03
HOPES SON DIES

CHICAGO hope he dies, I
would rather see him dead than
in a penitentiary," said Mrs.
Mary McCourt. mother of Daniel
Harnett, one of the bandits In
the Burr Oak Inn bandit raid
early today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03


This is fantastic question: asked for the sake Of
sensationasm, and based merely wartime rnlnols.
Instead it is an outgrowth of the MAJOR TOPIC of GER
tain grim deliberations taking place i'll the entente
capitals of Europe
KNOW it is the ma or topic the ''prme intention
of the big of the allies for the sole and simple reason
that heard them DISCUSSING it myself
And the question III high circles of London and
France is not much whether not the allies can
wreak vengeance the kaiser IN PERSON. 1t is
simply WHAT this punishment shall be!
A TREMENDOUS Personal DRAMA THAT
WILL STARTLE THE EYES OF THE WORLD Is
CERTAINLY GOING TO ACCOMPANY THE DE
MOVEMENT OF THE WAR!
Of this am positive-that in those final negotia-
tons when the fate of nations the happiness Of whose
peoples, at stake fiery drama will involve, in
some measure at least the house of Hohenzolen that
it will obscure in the eyes of the world all those other
Neutrality-suspicious. of frontiers of indemnites and the
ke For granting that the allies will have any debaable
rights at the wars end the discussion of the fate of EN-
peor William like that of Achilles, Caesar and Napoleon
is bound go down into history engrossng to
the popular mind that it ecpses in interest the world
events in which he played part
tangible proof OF the widespread existence this
of the allies England
kaiser personally, will
philosophical librarian
the dock at New York. after long visit England
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03
BUTTER AND EGGS
SET A NEW RECORD

Omitted Press Leased WIrc.l
CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-Prices for
butter and eggs reached the high
est prices ever known here for
this season of the year and deal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03

A BACHELOR NEVER FIG
URES ON MARRYING A
WIDOW, BUT WHEN A WIDOW
FIGURES ON MARRYING A
BACHELOR THE WEDDING
BELLS DO RINGl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03
ALLIES PLAN TO EXILE KAISER
ST, Helena SLATED
TO BE HIS PRISON


q
we al N al he N
il
dub. TO The reporter of is a
uaua roach SitO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03
Talk O the Times

conflicting yarns were truo
after all. But can IL be there
are two Villas, one dead and
one alive?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03

Ever notice that the gents
who howl the loudest against
an eight-hour day are the
same gents who work three
to six hours, or not at all?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03
FLASHES.
United Press Leased wIrel

NEW YORK-Willie Gray, 10
of Fall River, borrowed $40
from his aunt, came here and had
his fling among the white lights
by buying candy and movie tick.
cts. Police found him awe-strick-
en- at the Grand Central terminal
WASHINGTON, ID. C.--Deter-
mined to bring Irene to the altar,
Roy Gordon, colored, Tilted by
Irenne Walker, his first love, wed
Irene Parker, his second. He ask
ed the court to change the last
name on his first license but this
could not be done.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03

CLEVELAND, O.-Ambulance
calls are now received via wire
less in Cleveland. When Director
of Utilities Farrell collapsed in
the water works tunnel here, an
S. o. S. call had doctors at his
side in time to save his life. =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03

CHICAGO-A mania to attend
wakes as recreation, caused the
arrest of Miss Amrie Gordon, IS.
who had visited two wakes in one
evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03

They say money talks. Verify!
And when the city council finds
$4,000 II didn't know about it's
regular Jim Ham Lewis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03

And now the British claim
to have captured two Bre-
mems. Perhaps some Of those
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03

Shoemaker put the budget sit
uation on a new footing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03

A candidate who casts his vote
for suffrage is worth two who
says the other fellow should.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03
TODAY'S CLEARINGS

Greetir gs, how did You
like getting out of bed this
morning?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03
Newspaper Enterprise Association)

NEW YORK, Oct 3.-Are the allies preparing st. Hee
Oh deimany-n the event they win the war; they cela
going to dO2
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03

PHILADELPHIA. - When the
town council of Glen Olden re-
|quested Policeman Markley to oc-
cupy his otherwise unoccupied
time pulling weeds and cleaning
cutters, he resigned. ~s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03

WASHINGTON. - An "anti''
lobby of American publishers may
be expected here If the League of
American Penwomen get away
with their latT,t project. They
agreed today to advocate free
postal delivery on authors manu.
scripts. 49,, :
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03

English physicians are expert
menting with a parasite which they
hope to exterminate flies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-03
WEATHER

Tacoma: Fair tonight and
Wednesday, light frost tonight.
Washington: Same west portion,
heavy frost east.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05
stons Gill

@m. 8raoermeper, bier in Der
@dbe tpobnbaft, berfaufte am porigen
Sreitae eiten groBen, Dertbpollen
MauleieI on ben @iebbdnoler. gbas.
Gross, bon 9rafe.
@eorg Stolte bot in Der lesten
ISOLDE in bieier Rahbari6aft, biel
8rennbol5 geiagt.
@nbreas S6inoler, urier Sdmieo,
berfaufte fiiralid an 2ouiS &otbert,
in bieiiger Nabe, cinen neuet Deer
ing Seu'. &e6eu.
@btp. 9oier. bon Union, NOR DO.
rise ISOLDE bier iinb oem%onitrierte oas
|@llen Iuto.
Die @ebriioer Stolte baben in Der
pereangenen ISOLDE einen Sage.Ips
parat, fir Sris Sleer, aufgeitellt.
@noreas S6inbler bot bieier Gage
oas @uto oes Or. @ngelbredt elmer
guten uno poIlitdnbigen &eparatur
rntermorfen.
Gbas. &etbemeper beiorgt our ISeit
&onfrete : arbeit fir Or. @ngel-
breft.
S. Stolte lit segennartig bel 8ml.
Sdmeppe, in Der Barren Sort 9ad-
bari6aft, als 9a,i6reiner beiddftigt.
Sbeo. @umper iino So6tcrden bon
Sefferion Gitp, paren einige Gage Der
porieen ISOLDE auf 9eiud bel $errn
Bumpers lnseb0rigen uno reiiten
Damn am Samstag mieoer na9baaie.
$. @. Stolte unb Samilie iparen
iiber Sonntae in Der 0a9bari6oft
bon Stem Sapen.
Sbeo. @neelbredt unb Srau s. 8.
&arItebt befinoen iid beioe auf penn
aranfenlager; mir pilnifen oabcr
raide 8eiierung.
8er beoarf bat fir quite, mooerne
Sarm . Miidinen ,inb @erdtbe, Der
menoe iib OH @nbreas Sdinoler.
@m. Seeiemann unb Samilie mo-
rem am Ietten Sonntag alf 8eiu1 bel
8ermanoterl in Swenspille.
Oscar @umper begab lid ar1 leg.
ten Somstas na6 Stolpe, gum Be
iud bon 8%erpanoten.
Iscar @imper uno SRI. @llo
Mueller madten am 1ontag cine
Sabrt nod Sermann; Die lestere our
Gr5tliden 8ebanblung ibrer angen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05
@ittenbe q.

Der @ei5en bier bot lesten 8in.
ter bon Der &Glte iebr gelitten uro
Die meiitcn Seloer brineen falim ci.
nc babe @rnte.
Die Sarmer iino re6t fleiBig anl
&prnpflan5cn. @s lit bier ifon Dor
brei 8o6en &orn sepflanot morben
aber burd Die @dBe uno &alte lit CO
nod ni6t aufgefommen unb biele
Sarnler perben bieie Selbcr ipobl
nafpflan5en miiiien.
Sermann 8inter llnh @attin bon
&oiebuD, friibere 9etuobner unierer
Nabbaridaft, iuarcn bier gum 9eiud)
bel ibren pielen Sreunoen unb Ser.
panoten. llniere friiberen Hadbarn
iinb ulls immer ber5li6 millfommen.
Sroit SelIet bon ct. 2ouis befin.
oct iid bier bel ibren @ltern Sacob
&aiiter gum 9eiu6.
Scrlnonn Berger unb Satin iinO
boderfrelit iiber Die Nnfunft zines
flcinen S06ter6elts, mo5it mir ibnen
gratltIiren.
gblparo &entper unb 8onilie bon
Scrnlon1 paren bier bel ibrem fran.
fen S6poger Seinri1 @ngcl6redt
aru lcttcn Sonntag gum 9eiud.
t3irnmermanu Saco6 2ottmlam 1T
Bel aarl @reutfe I'M fir beniclbea
elm ncrtes 8obnballs 5u baiten.
Srit Babe unb' @ottin bon SipisS
marclr am letter. Sonntog bier bel
ibren Serfpanoten gum 8eilth.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05
a b..

@m 1. Mai peritarb bier Srait
Iaria 8ui6manm an 2rngencntailn.
oung. Grit felt lebteln Sonnerstag
fronf an @rflGltune, iebte am Conn.
tag 2ungenentaiin0une eint mel9e
Gronfrei6 einen iebr pIotliden auS-
gang nabnt, baB iie idon am Won.
tag INN ~ l1br, cine 2eide mar.
Cine laneipierige, idlimme &ranf'
beitsperiobe Dor 3 Sabren bot bod
ipobl cine allgemeine Sdpafung Der
2ebensfraft 5uriidgelaiien, iobab Die
8eritorbene Dem aniturm elmer teuen
ernItIi6en &ranfbeit nidt %itanbbal'
fen fonnte. Sanft mar ibr Sterben,
obne Sobesfampf, sic lit eeitorben
nit Dem 9efenntnis hires @laubens,
Sic bat Elm Sitter bon GO Sobren, 6
Wonaten nnb is Tagen erreidt. 9ie
camille 8ridmam erlebt iofpeit IN
einem Sabre A G~ooesfalle bon A
@enerationen: @roBmutter, Nautter,
&ino unb Sobnesfino. Rur 2 Mo.
nate bat Die Mi,tter ibren Sobn Sreo
iiberlebt.
9ie 8eritorbene binterlaBt ibren
@atten, einen Sobn, a Sodter inb
cine Sdniesertodter, apei Gnfel,
elm 9ruber, a S6ipeItern unb Den
bohbetagten 8ater.
Gas 9eer1bniB fanb itatt an Don.
nerstas anf ben ct. 8alIs . Srieo.
BOT in Bar.
6. 8. @aae, 9aitor.
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@at9enbe u@orlS.1

Sdon Dor einisen Sasen i6lna Die
81. 3. ~8orlb" Dor: .Die &epubIi.
faner miiiien ebenfaIIs @ilIon oils
8rdiioentidafts . aanbibat aufItel.
Ienl1
Seitoem lit es in Dem 8uliser'id der
Oberftiibaen nod idlimmer eefuor.
ben oenn nitnmebr erflGrt Die
.8orlo" idanfipeg:
nSSeoc Stimme, Die i'm SerbIt &c.
gen 8ooorom 8iIion abeeeeben pirb,
lit cine Gimme fir 9euti9lano, eli.
nerlei, fir tpen un6 bon pem iie ab.
9egeben miro"
Sier iiebt man mieber, nie Der
&rieg Die @ebanfen pertpirrt. lin.
Iere rabiaten &rieesbeser iinb in eli.
mem Stabiitm a%ngclanet, bas es if.
men nnmOglid madt, nod ferner
balbpegs Oe~rniinftie an benfen. Sic
reoen lid Elm unb bilben iid elm, Dab
Die Welt ~untergeben ipiirbe, ipenn
8ooorom @ilion nidt Idneer i'm
8eiBen Sauie iist.
@s 1T announcement oab es &epub.
lifaner gibt, Die bieie gniidt nidt
tbeilen. Sat- ollie 3epubIifaner gIall.
benb Dob lie fommenben Serbit einc
ausge5eifnete 8elegenbeit boben, ei.
men republ. 8raiibentidafts .&anbiba-
ten 5u crlpableL nobel nod an be-
od)ten mare, Oh ser republ. 8rGiioent
ni6t in Die Slibtapfen bes 8rofeiiors
treten piirbe.
@s lit nift itnnobri6einlid, Dab
@oriiter Rcgpmbs bonn bempfr. Ga-
tional . Gomite bieie aniidt tbeilt,
benn er bat ioeben Serrn 8ilipn mil.
fen laiien, baB or nibt gum a%lpeiterl
Wale Die Hational. Champagne au lei.
ten piinidt. Mit anberen 8ortel,,
Serr McGombs bot feline Suit, in ei.
men &f einautreten, Den er fir
ausiidtlos balt.
Ser &rieg lit Der leste Strobbolm,
nad Dem Die Administration ereift.
aber es miro nit jebem Gage mebr
stpeifelbaft, Oh es Dem Brofeiior &C.
lingen miro, Dem amcrifaniiden Dol
fe einen &riee a~ufSunotbiger, ppr
DEM CT nidts miiien mill.
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aasemeiue gonutp 9eaisfeiten.

Infer gountp @efGnenib it, benz
Simmel lei 9anf, nod INNER Ieer.
@bmin 2ambert, bon Mt. Ster.
ling, lieat felt einigcn 8o6en an DER
Sungenentsiin6iine barnieber.
Die Seters @muiement Co.. bon
glanb, miro fir ben sroben gocman
Gonclare, am $3.50. Srli, in
Salcm, Die l1nterbaIt,ute unb Die SIT.
troftionen liefern.
/ SRI. SlorriS &iharoi5m, bon
Canaan, lit fir ben naditen Sermin
oils 2ebrerin on Der Gone &ioge
Sdule angeitelIt iuorben.
Somles &obbed. Der pieriGbrige
gnfel bon Senrp @ieipalo unb @at.
tin, bon SpenspiIle. 81. / itiirotc
fiirdlih cine Sreppe binab unb erliti
einen Srlid bes linfen Mrmes.
! Sic Gountp Court iopobl pie
oas Nadlaiienibafts . @critt tuer.
Den am @ontae. ben %. Mai Su If.
rem reeelmdBi9en Naitermin in
Sibung tretcn.
Srau Cora @aeerltabt, aus Der
gtdbe bon 8otsbaut, nelde Dor chi.
gen Monaten mad Dem Staats- tSoipi.
tai, in Sutton Mo., sebradt ipuroc,
wnrbe Dor l%inecfabr elmer ISOLDE aus
Dem obiacn aipl entloiien.
/ Sduloiitrift Rr, II, in SmiSs
miro am Samstag, Den 10. Mtoi, II
abolf @icber's @obnuns, cine Spe
aial Seriamnllilng abbalten, I'M
ilber einen @aitplas fir Elm neucE
Sbulbalis, ionic iiber cine 9onoailS
gabc 5ur 9eitreitllng Der Soften fiji,
Gin rleues SduIbolts, abauitimmen.
Sberiff Shnitger bat infer @e
ridts i. @ebGllbe lnb beiien llnmittel
bare llnlgebilng iest in 10 biibidem
ialbern 3uitanbe, oils mie bas ienals
ieit Sabrcn Der Sail geiucien lit. Ser,
Sdnitger lit elm gang entidieoene,
2iebbaber bon 9lumen, unb bot ba
Der OUT Dem Gourtbalis . Siieel s!uc
umfangrci1e 8iitnenbcete atlgclegt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05
@prriion n.

Gbriit. 8oebm batte am borigen
9ienstas @ei6Gfte in Gbamois.
9an Saib bon Berger, mar am DO.
rigen ,Mittipod unter ben bieiigen
8eiit6ern.
Or. gauebell, bon Sermarlt, NOR
am porigen @ittpo6 bier in Der
Gtaot. ..
Mrnolo &uebbler l,nb @attin, bon
Sefferion 9th, befanoen iid ai Gnoc
Der pprigen ISOLDE bier, auf 9eiuf.
Serbert @erritien par @noe bnri.
ger ISOLDE Ser @ait bieiiger Ser
ipanoten.
Sris S6eiber murbe am @tontag,
ben 80. Ipril, bon ieiner @attin nit
elmer fleinen Go6ter bei6enft.
SRI. @arion 8ilb, bon Serrnann,
6efanb ii6 olll lesten Montag lnter
ben 9eiperbern I'M cine Stelle on Der
biciigcn S6ule.
@bpin Sdafe, bon Wartbaspille,
Mo., lit fir ben n1diten Sermin als
Grinaipal Der bieii9en Sdule an9e.
ltellt mor6en.
Sri. q. &apell purbe als 2ebrcrin
Der &rimGr alaiie, IN Sermant, ON.
geItellt.
Irof. 6. 6. @oertner bat cine
Stelle ais 2cbrer in ct. @encpicpe,
Wto. erbalten.
Sri. Sba Siren, iuel6e ieit mebreren
Wonaten in Sc Soto, 500. beidGftigt
mar, lit bon bort auriifgefebrt, I'M
Den CONNER iibcr babeim gu bleiben.
Srau q. u. Sbomas, melde aipei
8oden bier bel ibren 4%ngeborigen
geDeien mar, lit am letten Iontag
mieoer mad @ofane sereiit.
2eona unb @eorg Snden, bon
8%oibineton Mo., iparen al gnbe
letter ISOLDE Die @dite bon Sronf
&allmeper ltnb Satin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05
Grfaltnnseu iduell s~elinbert.

@iele 2eute buiten in einem fort
bon anfane bis gnbe 6es @inters,
anoere befommer cine @rf1ltttng nod
Der anoeren. Nebmt Or. Sings
Stem 9iscooerp unb Sbr peroet fait
aiigenbliflide Silfe peripiiren. 9ridt
ben Suiten, BELT Die gnt5iinbling unb
nnftigt Die tprnoen 2uftrobren.
2etht al nebmen, antiieptiid uno
beileno. $olt cine Slaide Or. Sings
9eD DISCOVERY nnb baltet's I'M
$anie. .Sit in @irflidfeit cine
groBartise Meoiain iitlb id balte int.
nler cine SIaide bnpon borratbia,"
idreibt 8. 6. SeiiemarL Sranconia,
81. S. @eI6 auriif, ipenn nidt su.
frieoenitelIenb, ober es biIft fait i'm.
iler. @bb.t)