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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-22
Official Council Proceedings

Council present
mead presiding Minutes
Nc.
i Be 1t Resolved, BY the City
hat the following bills
Warrant No Name Amount
se4 Holiday Warren boarding Police 4s 81
2eas Sanders w i nuisance romeo ..'....'...' ,oe
2s44 sandberg, Observation-Disclosures. Al
2945 sandberg, ".
2s46 sandberg W. $50
ss4s Wright g w. Intersections 2s25
sree" sewer 1875
Aye-noorhead Collins Schmidt
o W. sANDBpRG, City Clerk
There being further business Council
O. W. sANDBrRa City Clerk
present
head presiding Minutes of meeting February 1916
proved
Resolution No. 1919.
BE 1t Resolved BY the City Council of the City Keokuk:
That the following
Nc. As "a
Warrant No. 1851 Park 1e 90
Aye-Moorhead Collins Schmidt
sANDBpRG City Clerk
There being
S. w. MooRHEAD
sANDRDRG, City Clerk
February 1915. NJ
Council met in regular
head presiding Minutes Of meeting
proved There
Attest: o. W. sANDBBRG City Clerk
present Mayor
proved Ns " 'NN' ~ -'I' "e'' ''Au anu Ap'
Resolution No. 1920
Be 1t Resolved BY the City Council Of the City Kekuk:
Foysx soo) Dollars same be-
ing in full settlement of the claim of Mrs Dmond
Keoku in wise connected with
the Dimond
Adopted y following vote
Aye-Moohead. Collins
Attest O. w. sANDBERG,
Resolution 1921.
That the following rolls and bills be and
a No o so4 rark 10 90
shoeng shoeng Police O. so
Warrant No. 1857 Blake shoeing Shop welding rods
Warrant No s H. Specially
Aye-Moorhead Collins Schmidt
Attest: O. W sANDBERG, City Clerk
There being further Council
Is, 1916 a
sANDBERG City
February Is. 1916 8 an.
present Mayor Moor
Resolution
of the City Keoku.:
That fire hydrant required
Thirty seconds in Keokuk Heights Addition
Said hydrant required
Joint and ready for operation on or before March i, 1916
Further Resolved That hereby
company.
Aye-A1oorhead Coli Schmidt :
Attest: O. w sANDBERG City Clerk ~
further business February
6, 1915, Gam Il
W. sANDBERG, City
Mayor Moor
cad presiding
1928.
Be o he City of Keokuk l
That the Mayor and City Clerk be- and they
s to the state Central bank m of T a 'ne same anne be sold
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-01-13
IA Happy New Year.

We are launched ON another year
OF time. Whatever of joy or sor-
row, of pleasure or trouble the
old year may have brought us
they are all in the past, and we
are still on the surface, and it de
ponds largely on ourselves whether
the year in which we are entering
brings us joy or sorrow, for it is
q true saying that this world is
for each OF us what we make it.
Let us be sunny. There are re-
cdpes by the score for eradicating
wrinkles, and keeping crows feet
at bay; but cheerful mind dis
counts all of them.
1t isn't easy to be cheerful when
bhings go wrong; you say. No, but
1t doesn't help you any to be
grumpy, does it? Then let us for
get it."
Cheerfulness is a habit, and is a
good deal pleasanter than worrying
for ourselves and everybody else.
Every one has troublesM but the
world Ia pretty good one and W,
Will enjoy it more if we look out
on it with unclouded eyes.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-01-13

In few weeks spring will be
here and many of the birds that
have flown to the south for the
winter will return. We would like
have all the boys and girls join
our Bird Club before then.
Only the sparrows have visited
our feeding shelf lately. The rest
of the birds seem to have flown a.
way.
The following the the names of
the members of our Club.
Maude Heath, Extra.
Violet Egbert, Extra.
Paul Egbert, Extra.
Claude Green, Extra.
Clara E. Moller, rt4 Audubon.
Roy H. Power, Extra.
Mildred Crow, Gray.
Ethel Miller, Extra.
Margaret Hall, Extra
Marie Miller, Extra
Dorothy Hall, Extra.
Frank Heath, Extra.
Eugene Heath, Extra.
Geraldine Seibert, Extra. -
Nettie Voss, Extra.
Blanche Bailey, Extra.
Charlie Leffingwell. Extra.
Harold Paige, Extra.
Gerald Paige. Extra.
Myrtle Jacobsen, Extra.
Thelma McClain, Extra.
Amherst Andersen. Extra.
Carolyn Klever, Extra.
George McNary, Extra.
Henry Hunt, Extra.
Lille Axelsen, 5 Extra.
George Gill Jr., Extra.
JOY Michael, Extra.
All are invited to join us. II
costs nothing.
Cut out the following coupon
sign your name and address, and
send to
Mrs. w. J. Lancelot, journal
Extra, Iowa.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-01-13

and after a while the kitten went
to the house.
"Dorcas is in the granary look
ing for a mouse" said Fanny. "You
may put on your rubbers and go
to the granary and play with her if
you wish
Dorcas sat up on a high beam
and Vera thought it would be
great fun to climb up on the beam
tool
She climbed up without any
trouble but after a little when Dor
cas- jumped down and Vera tried to
follow her she found that she
could not get down.
Dorcas seemed to understand the
situation. She waited for Vera to
come down too and when she did
not the kitten climbed back on the
beam and cried as if to say, Fol
low me, and you will be SAFE
She went UP to Bob, Vera's
brother, and looked up in his
face she cried and started for. the
door.
Looking back and seeing that he
was not following her she CAME
back and looked in his face and
cried again and started for the
door.
After she had done this several
times Bob thought he would follow
and see what was the matter. He
found Vera up on the beam.
He got a ladder and helped her
down. AS soon as she reached the
floor she caught the kitten up and
told her how glad she was to get
down for she was getting fright
ened up there, and the kitten purr-
ed and cuddled in her arms con-
tentedly.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-01-13

Read the Hygienist Magazine
and learn how many of our COM
mon diseases ara caused by oasr
food, and how to eat to cure
these diseases. The Hygienist MAJ
ga1ne is edited by Dr.. R. r.
Daniels, contributor to this
paper. Get copy of the Maga-
nine at your news dealer or send
ten CENTS to The Hyglendst Pub
fishing Co.. Majestic Bldg. Dem
yer. Colo. 80.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-01-13
Baked Apples and, Nuts.

Chop ga cup of walnut or butter
nut meats fine, add half a cup of
sugar and mix we'll. Wash and core
6 apples, fill the centers with the
NUTS and sugar. Bake in a rather
deep pam with a cup of boiling wat
or added. When tender remove
carefully. place in dish, pour
the juice over the apples and COW
er with whipped cream.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-01-13

cups bread sponge and 1 cup flour
sifted with / level teaspoon soda.
Add ] cup chopped raisins, two
tablespoons chopped nut meats, Gin
namon and nutmeg to taste, pinch
of salt. Mix. Bake Immediately in
oven about as hot as for bread.
Will require from 1-2 to three
quarters of an hour.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-01-13
DOrcas,

1t was a rainy day and Vera did
not know what to do until the sun
would shine aga n. She expected to
go to her grandmotl ers but the
rain came and she could not go.
And then to make matters worse
Aunt Hanna h mad tie elnoned over
that Robbie was ok and mama
had gone over leaving Vera with
Fanny, the maid.
Dorcas was Vera's kitten. She
was gray with three white feet
and Vera and she we're fast friends
and playmates.
But Vera could not follow her
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-01-13

namon, 1-2 teaspoon soda, IA
teaspoon each cloves, salt and nut
meg. Add them to I-2 cup Of
whole wheat flour, mix we'll and
add to the prune mixture and beat
thoroughly. Add 1 teaspoon lemon
extract. Pour into a we'll buttered
pudding mould and steam 2 hours.
Serve with lemonn sauce.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-01-13
CONSTIPATION and Indigestipn

II have used Chamberlain's Tab
let's and must say they are the
best have ever used for consti-
PATTON and indigestion. My wife
also used them for indigestion.
and they did her good" writes
Eugene s. Knight. Wilmington. N
G. For sale BY Extra Drug Co.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-01-13
Prune Pudding (Bettina. J

Cream 4 level tablespoons of
butter, add 1-2 cup of molasses,
l-2 cup of milk, 2-3 cup of cooked
prunes seeded and cut fine, and 1
cup of bread crumbs. Mix thorough
ly. Slit together 1-2 teaspoon Gin
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-01-13

Come. put on your mittens,
You dear little kittens,
The mercury says it is freezing;
Tis way down to Zero,
Oh, dear me. oh, dear oh.
Jack Frost all your paws will be
squeezing"
Youths Companion.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-01-13
For the Children y

I We do not like to make the chill
dren sad but are relating this
tragedy which takes place every
year in almost every neighborhood,
hoping that our readers and es-
pecially our Club members will do
all they can to prevent such oc-
currences.
Bird Love A Tragedy.
Once upon a time pair of hap
py little birds were looking for al
location for summer home.
They were SO happy that they
could scarcely cease their merry
songs long enough to decide.
They chose garden where two
small children were at play. They
thought this would be a fine place
for the father of two such lovely
children must be a kind and good
man.
| They said too, 'sThe farmer will
have garden and we will keep
the worms off his cabbage and kill
as many insects from his fruit
trees as We can, and we are sure
he will be glad we are here"
So the little pair selected a
coy nook under the caves of
the farmers woodshed, and we're
very busy for several days build
Ding their home.
They did not mind the hard
work and sang and were very
happy.
BY and by their task was finish
ed. They had strong, snug home
now, and it was all their own;
built by themselves from start to
finish.
You may guess how proud they
were OF it and they tried to tell
the farmer and his wife and chill
dren how happy they were by sing
ing their merriest songs.
| Soon there were three pretty eggs
in the nest, and the Little birds
were just bursting with love for
each other.
One day the male bird, together
with number of neigh boring birds,
We're picking up weed seeds from
the garden.
A man with gun came into the
yard and saw the flock of birds
hopping about.
The man did not think of the
good the birds we've doing for the
farmer, he forgot that the frail
wee birds have only their claws
and tiny beak with which to gather
their food and do their work, and
he raised his gun and tired.
| Some of the birds flew away, but
flour of them didn't. The sun shone
on the green grass and the flowers
nodded their heads as usual, but
four little brides lay still there
In the garden, never to chirp again,
The faithful mother bird contin-
ued to sit on the nest under the
caves of the farmers woodsh ed.
Might came and her mate had mot
returned. Never had he left her
so long before.
She called and called for him to
come home but he did not answer.
The dark might followed and the
ipoor lonely bird sat crying there,
Come home, come home, come
home"
The mournful cry continued all
, night, Come home, come home.
For a day and another night the
ipitiful cry was heard.
On the second morning there was
no longer any cry from the nest.
The awful stiffness seemed more
dreadful than the ptitful cry.
In the nest was the cold dead
body of the mother bird and the
three little freshly Matched birds
were all dead
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-01-13
The Housewives Corner

spice, tied up in a bag. Have ready
4 pounds of apples peeled, cored
and CHARTERED. Place in the syrup
and cook slowly until tender. Then
lift out and put in jars. Cook the
syrup until quite thick then pour O.
yer the apples and seal
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-01-13
Lemon Sauce.

Mix thoroughly l cup sugar, 2
level tablespoons flour and IA tea
spoon salt. Add ! Ia cups water
and cook 2 minutes. Add I tea
spoon lemon extract and 1 tea
spoon butter. Serve hot.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-01-13
Apple Cream.

apple Cream. !
Peel and core pounds OF apples
and cook them with a little water
and half a pound of sugar until
soft, then rub through sieve.
Beat UP the whites of 8 eggs and
add them to the pulp, and beat it
all together till it becomes thick
and white. Heap it up ON dish
and pour cream around it.
These are good ways to make
use of the apples in the cellar
that are not saving we'll
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-01-13
Apple Frostiug.

Apple frosting should be spread
thickly on the cake just before it
is to be eaten. Beat the white of
an egg until stiff, add a cupful of
powdered sugar and grated apple,
with little lemon flavodng ex-
tract. Beat until stiff and thick,
and spread on the cake.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-01-13
PHYSICIANS

DIR. r. A. LANTz
Veterinary, surgeon and dentist.
Assistant State Veterinarian.
Calls attended day OF night.
Office over Ed CottOn's.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-01-13
Our Folks.

Our Folks.
When mother frowns or daddy
scolds,
I get SO mad,
/ want to run away from home
And my old dad.
It's best for boys to stick around,
For faint joke
To be like Bill and never have
A single folk.
I'm awful glad I've got home
And clothes brand new,
And yet / ache inside cause Bill
Amt got them too.
When get big I'll have a home,
And boys I'll coax
To come and live with me, and then
I'll be their folks. Elk.
Rainny Day Plar.
When days are rainy Dick and Sue
Think up such pleasant things tc
do.
To them sofa Is a hack
In which they drive to town and
back;
And almost every time they stop
To buy things 1T the goody shop.
& u e
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-01-13
Spiced Ap;ples.

Cook together quart vinegar, 8
pounds sugar and teaspoon each
OF ground cinnamon, cloves and all
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-01-13

Being sunny isn't nearly so diff
ficult as it seems, if we only
start trying it.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-01-13

Ride cock-horse to banbury Gross,
To see an old woman ride on
white horse;
With rings on her fingers and
bells ON her toes,
She shall have music wherever she
goes.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-01-13
Apple Sauce CabeL

] Apple Sauce CakA
Into a cup OF apple sauce put
'l-2 teaspoon Of soda and let foam.
Beat cup sugar and 1 egg to-
gether until light. Add the apple
sauce and beat again. Stir into
this 2 1-2 cups flour sifted with
2 teaspoons baking powder, 1-2
teaspoon salt, and ID cups chop
ped raisins. Lastly add 1-2 cup
melted butter. Bake in rather
slow oven.
Bread Sponge Cake.
Cream 1 cup sugar and 1-2 cup
butter together. add | egg, 1 IL
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-01-13
\ Boys Idea of a Frog.

A Boys Idea of Frog.
"a frog, teacher" said little
boy, lis big green bug with
warts all over it. And it keeps its
mouth open all the TIME, and-and
its always sitting down behind
and standing up in front.
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9entidlanSs Inerfennnns.

@s baben iid leioer in Der letten
3eit Die Stimnten berer gemebrt, oie
% Dermcinen, Ole &ilfe bes geiam.
ten 9euti6 Imerifanertirms fir
Die alte Seimot p6brcnb Ser munmebr
Derfloilenen % &riegsmonate piirbe
bic llnO oa nidts eenl,g g~cipiiroigt
uno o%nerfannt I'M 8euti6en &eife.
Die grflariing fiir bieie befremoenbe
Satiahe lGge chen IN Der boiternben
Spannllng 5miidcn ben bciben ga.
tionen, Die n%atilrgemGB nift gum bel
ieren SerltanOnis fir oos bier Sc
l%eiltete b%eitragen f0nne.
Sieies MiBbcritGnbnis lit ebenio
berItGnblid unb bcr5eiblid, pie es i'm
Sntereiic Oes allgemeinen Silfsper-
fes beouterlid mGre, mei,n MAJ, tlid)t
NIT grobtem @ohbrudc bemgegen-
iiber feltltcllen ltno baroif erlpioern
fonnte: 9as oelttidle Splf rno Sic
oerti6e Gegierung iino lid 6es 8er.
ties Der INSTRUMENTATION &riegs-
billie boil uno gon5 berpuBtl
Die @credtigfeit erbciidt, oof
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Grfaltnuseu idnell selinbert.

Siele 2eltte billten in einem fort
bon Infang bis gnbe bes 8inters,
anoere befommen cine @rf1ltllne nod
Der anberen. Nebmt 81. Sings
gtclp DISCOVERY unb SIR peroet fat
allgcnbliflide Silfe beripiiren. @ri6t
Den SuIten, bcilt Die gr,t5iinoung llno
iGniti9t Die ipltnoen 2uftr6bren.
2ci6t 5u ne6men, ontiieptiid un6
beiIenb. .Solt cine 6laide 81. Sings
Icu DISCOVERY itno boItct's int
$alic. sit in @irflidfeit cine
grcbartige @eoi8in uub id baltic i'm.
nlcr cine Slaidc oobon borr6tbig,"
idreibt 8. 6. Seiieman, 6ronconia,
%. s. @elo altriid, lperl, nid)t at.
friebenitellenb, aber es bilit faIt int.
mer. (Ibp.1)
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mir beute aud nit aufridtiger @r'
fcuntlidfeit Der 9eutihen i'm gus'
Ionoe in6 namentlid %unierer Sands
lcate oeuti6er Ibitammung in Ime-
ritz aeoenfcn. Sebr erbeblide Gin.
nobinen an @elo unb @elbesmert
iino uns bon allen @egenoen Ioro'
amerifas Su%gcfloiien, unb nod belte
iinb pofere Srauen uno Wdnncr bort
unentmeet uno eebcfreitoig fir ms
tdtie."
60 idrcibt 9roieiirr Or. &iulmle,
Berlin, Der @cncralsiefretGr oes Gen.
traI . 9ontitecs Der 9eutiden Sereine
polt Ioten &relt5 i'll Iciner fiir oas
9eutid . 4merifanertilm beltimmten
abbanolung: .9as 9cutide &ote
Grells." gm Gnoe ieiner ebenlo
ariinoliden mie iadlIiden allsiilb-
rllngcn fonlmt Eroiciior Simmle gu
Der fiir oas bicii9e Gelltidtum iifer.
lid midtigen unb erfrculiben SdluB.
folgerrrng:
,gSir iino bopon i~lber5euat, Dob
unlerc meitcrcn 8obliabrts . Inter.
nebmuugen MIR fortgeiest nno 81 et.
mem alilfliden @nSe eefiibrt meroen
f0nnerl, mcilll mir alld in Der gu.
funft uns o,lf bic itarfen Sdultern
uniercr Srcuuloe oiesieits unb ien.
ieits ocs S5cans fifteen Oiirfen."
IS mar Den 9elcgierten bes Gert.
idcn Rotcn arerses in ben Sereinig-
ten Staaten cine aufri6tiee Srclloc,
ourd bas siitige gntgegcnfommen
Der oeuti6 i. amerifaniiden Greiie
oieicm bcrporragcnoen aufiase cine
peiteebenoe Serbrcitlng 81 gebcn.
Gem alleemeinen Silfsmcrf lit ba.
our6 iniofern eingroBerD einlternic-
len moroen, oils Sebermar,n aus bcn
niiienidoftli6en unb ia6frnoiget
generfunaen oes @rof. &immle flor
inb bci,tlid erieben fonnte, 81 mcld'
elmer nidtigen. miirOigen Sade CT
b~eigeiteuert bate.
Gie 9clegierten Oes 9eutiden &o.
ten &reuses IN Den Sereinieten Staa.
fen perben es iib al,d fernerbin aur
MAIDEN, Die m~aBgebenben
Stellen bes 9eiitiden &eides aus.
fiibrIid iiber Die Sortidrittc oes gro.
ben belttid . amerifaniiden 2iebes-
fir Die alte Seimat 81 unter.
Gem 8uni6e bieler Sorbercr Der
arieesbilfe folgeno, bat ii6 Die Sc,
.cGntion, 1923 9rpabpap, Ien gorf,
'nti6loiien, eiilen Sonberabbr,lf Die.
es bcocutiamen artifels beritellen 81
Der on 8ripatperionen mie OH
Sereine germ foitenlos perianbt miro,
I'M our Sertiefune Der &enntnis bon
ben Dielieitieen gll,feaben uno Der
Serantiportllng bcs 9eutiden &oten
beiautraeerl.
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Die stadt der sppeaftsirer.

Die sablr.iden. sbenfo beftissn pis
erfolgIpfen @prit0be Der StnIisnsr ses
aen bas @0rsers9sden haben sic Of
fentIite aufmsrtfamteit ipieber ouf
gDrs aeridtet, cine Der f1Snfen unb
mertpiirbigiten Gtdbte GHboiers
reids. Die @unit bes RIimos III ibr
in ungepDbnlidem Mabe 3utsil ses
porSen. Ra9 Siioen unb SubnsIten
Sffnet fid bier Die 2anbf6aft nett
unb fpnnis, uno tper bon Rorben Der
NIT Der Sausrnbabn anIanat, pirb
bic @sssnidb, nod piel ftdrtsr smp.
finben als Der alpenpnnrerer, Der
bonn 9renner nod 8riren ober BON
Sp6eeldnbs bon Dion gum genfer
See Einabftsigt. 3ommt man BON
ser &oritfsite, 10 lit Der llebersans
bon ben Dben, nur an einaeInen Sttls
len bur6 Saien unterbrodener, abtr
teinestpegs. pie man pielfa6 gIouet,
etner Wiiite sleidenNen Sotgsfilben
CUR bliibenbsn Sols2anbTGaft langs
faner unb peniger rerbliiffen6. Ger
Sernptponer mo Ger girnbaumer
Wolb Iinb bic ndditen @ebiree, hann
tpmmen bic aarniiden 4lpen nit Der
aellerpanb; in srObersr Serne erblidt
man Die Sulii9en alpen unb audi
bic 9ardpanten i'm aGrntnerlanre.
S6ra mar Der SIP zines mGdti9en
beutiden 9eidledts, Der gppniteis
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gugldnper: Su iplteit infer 8etter
letn, uno nlln biit Su ebenfaIs perprii.
gclt iporbenl
Staliener: 8as niGit on? Sdlt on
mid nidt gerahe ipegen meiner ~Iers
ihla9enbcit" en9o9iert?
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rer. Martpart III. erbauie balb
nod Dem Sabre 1000 n. gbr. bas
aaftel(, befIen sepaItiser adtieitissr
Bern famt Den aubentiirmer nod ers
halten 1T. SIN Sabre 1900 fam 90rs
an Die 5absburser. CUR grinnsruns
baran 1T i'm Sabre 1900 i'm galaft
Gttems has 2anbesmufeum sr0ffnet
tpprben.
@Dnis fasenbaft 1T Der l1ripruns
bes dIteiten Seiles Der Sta6t, Der Sc
meinbe Solcano. 9ier 1T fir ben
Sefatdtsforfder nod Elm tpeites
5elo. als cine g%eionberbeit bon
9Dra erpdbnt mon germ, bab es
bier mOslih 1T. in Der sleideu Sas
resseit Sdlittfdub gu Iaufen unb i'm
fonnisen Sreien &affee gu trinten.
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gefabr Der 3nslnft.

3ugluft fiiblt belt, tpettit mir er.
bist iino nno idpisen, seraoe ON se.
fdbrliditen rno bat oai,n Sitr SoIae
Ge,iraleie, Iteifen 9adetL ipebe Ml,s.
feln unb aud &beumatism,is. gral..
Diet 6arn Sloan's Ointment. Sc for.
bert ben 8IitIauf nod Der peben
StelIe ,ino in furaer 3eit finb .Steif.
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belt nno Sdmer5en beridpunoen.
@er an 0ei,ralsie ODER neltraIgiideisA
&opfipeb leioet, miro burd ntebrmaIi.
ges @ntpenoen bieies 2inimentes gro.
BE Sinoeritng beripiirei,. Die qr1len.
ben Sdmer5en flieben Dor Dem Sc.
fiibl Der @arn,e, @i,be, 8eqiemlid.
felt uno Sdlaf. Grd gut Bel Seer.
benleioen. @reis 25c. Bel gurer,
apotbefer. (gob.f)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-26

Gem Irinseu bon @ales lit bon
ieinen aeraten iebc geiitige 9eiddfti-
g,irg perboten moroen, neil iie i'm 5n
iebr anitrenee. Sir England Der
ibeale 2bronfolger.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-26

2ebeusart fat Der 8anbit @illa
nidt. Cont batte er iid nidt in Dem
aiieenblid bon ben Sobten 5itriifae-
melbet, mo man i'm in @aibington
arn allerloenieiten brauden fonnte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-26

Die Seitereider limb chen babel,
gu Ser befannten Itelobie ~gls Die
&Dmer fred geiuorben 80" einen
nei,en Cert an ihreiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-26

Sine gntfernung BON elmer balben
Stunbe trennt Die @isbabn i'm panoe
piber Walb bon ben parmen @drten
Der Sauptitabt. Der 8arit nit feis
ner gebeimnisrei6sn, mod LANCE nift
LATHAM erforidten !60benfpelt, nit
Gem erit bolb entidleiertea RGtisl bes
Simopoldufes, 1T nidt aG3upeit bon
@Ors entfernt, unS bic rommtilden
WanberSiele, beren belltiGe Rarten:
@oelsbers, &ronbsrs, S6Dnpat, @ips
pad, Oornbera, Heiffenbere nod beus
te fir bic tpsit mad Siiben porftos
benoe 8raft bes Seutidtums seusen,
limb ebenio Ieidt gu srreiGen, ipie bic
milben aiiiten Sitriens. Die 9ep0ls
terrn9 Der Stobt 8Drs lit porpiesenS
frtaulif4. lie fpridt cine Dem 2aoinis
Iden perpanote Munbort. Gut Giters
reidtfd TT fe ebenio iebr pie bic
'lotpenifde 2anb6ebDlteruns. Sn Der
altberiibmten Staot, Die nit ibren
aaubensdnsen, i6ren 9dImengdrten
gong fiiblid ausiebt, 1T fir cine .Gr<
IOiung" burd DE Stalisniffimi tpatrs
ltd feinerIei Stimmunn ppr6anbsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-26

&ouiebelt bat Bed. Sn &ermunt
lit ibm Siisbes nit Den Stimmcn ba.
bongelaufen unb IN Scnniplpanien
bot linn 8oies Genroie benielbcn
Strei6 geipielt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-26
Sermanu, @O., Sreitas, 26. @ai,

Die sr6ften Slnsiuerfe Der 8elt
baben Die On Yonts. 9ie laiien gleib
galSe 6abrifen in Die Siift fliegen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-26
Die @ai6imatuuer Snmanitats.

prin3ipien ideinen idon in Die Com.
merfriide ecganeen 5u iein. 8enig.
items lit bon gntriiitling iuegen oes
beimtiidiiden angriffs auf Elm otter
reidiides Soipitalihiff nod INNER
nidts sl peripiiren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-26
@rai grintins Co., Sermsseber.

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