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Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-11
AII.LfMAAFIG OFFICE.
9. Church ST. Telephone 210-2.
STATE FARM EESERTERs
Disceyersd the Wayfarers at Station
House--Wanted in Monson, Mass.

Saturday night two men put in an
appearance at the police statiQA and
asked for a nights lodging. NJ was
readily given them but during their
time in the station house it was
learned that these men had escaped
from the state farm at Monson. Mass,
and were wanted there. The author
tiles of the farm have been notified
that the men are in this city and it
is expected that someone will come
after them. The men are Anderson
Frezzell and Oswald Duchermin of
Fall River from which city they were
sent to the farm
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-11

The death of Michael Doyle, ~. oc-
Cured at st. Vincent's hospital, Wor-
cester, Mass, Friday evening. Mr..
Doyle who was employed at the Cof-
fey farm, was fatally injured We'd
nesday by a fall from a hay loft.
went into their large barn. MIR. Doyle
was found on the floor, UNCONSCIOUS
k:s head badly cut and his back in
jured. He was taken into the house
and a doctor was summoned. Doyle
was found to be paralyZed in both
arms. He was taken to the Worces-
ter Mass, hospital. where no hope
for his recovery was held out.
Mr. Doyle leaves his mother. six
sisters and five brothers. He was a
well known and highly respected citi-
zen. His death has caused sorrow
to many friends.
x. of c. Degree Exemplified.
All Hallows' council. X. of C., exem-
plified the second degree on a class
ments were served following the de-
gree work.
Manchester Defeated.
The Plainfield soccer football team
defeated the Manchester champions
Of the Hartford league at the Law
ton Heights Athletic Grounds Satur-
day afternoon by the score of 2 to l.
The game was fast and abounded
in thrilling plays. In particular the
playing of Jesse and James Green
halgh who scored PIainfield's two
goals, were the stars for the local
team. The passing of the visitors was
good and kept the local boys guess
ing some of the time.
Local Notes.
Mrs. Arthur Royle is at the Back
us hospital Norwich, where she is to
undergo a serious operation.
Henry Dodge of Providence spent
Sunday at his home here.
The marriage of William Delaney
and Katherine Vite took place Sat
urday morning at 9 o'clock.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-11
GAVE LIQUOR TO MINOR
Also Edwin HeneauIt Assumed Sur
name of Man Who Objects-Given
80 Days in Jail.

Edwin Heneault appeared before the
police court Saturday morning on the
charge of furnishing liquor to a minor.
The accused, who is about twenty
four, did not enter a plea, but was in
clined to argue with the court, who had
plea of not guilty entered for the
man. When the accused was appre-
hended in the act of giving liquor to
the minor he gave the name of Ed
ward Spinks. The real Edward Spinks
appeared in court Saturday morning
and was very much put out over the
deception. Heneault was sentenced to
thirty days in Jail.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-11
DIED SUDDENLY
EagieviIIe Man, Ephrainl Thompson
Found LYING Near Woodpile.

The death of Ephraim Thompson
occurred at his home in Eagleville on
Saturday noon. Mr.. Thompson's
death was very sudden and was due
to heart failure, He was. working
about the yard the last time be was
seen alive and his body was discoy-
cred by two daughters, Mrs. Hattie
Thompson of Essex and Mrs. Ed
ward, Lyman of this city, and one son,
John, who resides in Eaglaville.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-11
ONE EYE BLINDED
Possibility That Mrs. Fred Thompson
May Lose Sight of the Other, Also.

Mrs. Fred Thompson, who was Sc
verely burned when some unknown
person came to her home and threw
acid in her face, does not seem to
show much improvement She has
completely lost the sight of one eye
and the other eye is partially injured
although she can see to some extent
out of it. 1t has been decided that the
acid used was sulphuric and that It
was procured at one of the mills of
the city. @
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-11
HADLEY REAFFIRMS BELIEF
IN MILITARY PREPAREDNESS
Declares That Organised Eno:;or Can
Never Take the Place Of Brains.

New Haven. Conn. Dec. H. In re-
affirming his belief in nfIitar&- pre-
paredness, President H.tdfey of Yale,
in his annual report, made public to-
day. says:
81 believe that organized emotion
can never take the place Of brains:
that Yales first DUTY III preparing
American citizens, whether for peace
or war, is to adhere TO rigid standards
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-11

three of these were for violent causes.
Although the month of December Is
not half over the town Of Wipdham
has already suffered from, the death OF
five persons by violence.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-11
WEDDING
Lathan1-Lewis.

The marriage of Miss. Emily Lewis
of Chaplin and Burt Latham of North
Windham took place Saturday after
noon at the home of Rev. Vernon w.
Cooke on Bridge street. Mr. and
Mrs. Latham left this city during the
afternoon for short wedding trip,
after which they viii reside in Mans
field ,aa o,e. az So,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-11
Mrs. George w. Alpough,

The death Of Mrs. Hannah Myers,
widow of George V. Alpaugh, died at
her home at 80 Turner street at 8
O'Clock Saturday evening. She was
born in An1elly, \. J., April IL, 1922,
but for the past 81 years has resided
in Willimantic. She is survived by
two daughters. Mrs. Jennie Fowler
and Miss Stella Alpaugh, two sons,
Charles Alpaugh of this city and Rob
ert of Canada, nine grandchildren and
three greatSrandchildren.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-11
Boy on Probation.

Leo Girard, one of the boys who
have been taken tires-and other things
fro mthe ruins of the Jordan fire APP,
2eared in court and had his case dis
posed of. He was put under the care
of the probation officer, after he had
paid the cost of the court.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-11

club presented their comedies, When
Women. Rule and A Minister'S Daugh-'
success and the characters were gen-
ereusly applauded by the large au-
dienee. Their work showed careful
preparation on the part of their
coaches.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-11
Hardly Worth Attention.

An Oklahoma bank has been looted.
but Oklahoma is making milIonaires
so rapidly these days that fEanciers
probably viii not notice the loss. -
st. Paul Dispatch.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-11
Dined at the Inn.

A number of the employees of the
American Thread company went to
Windham Saturday night and enjoyed
d turkey dinner at the Inn. About
twenty attended the affair.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-11
OBITUARY.
Jacob Reibertanz,

Cured at his home on Village Hill
Saturday morning at II o'clock. from
pneumonia. He was born in Orange,
\. j., In 1858, the son of Jacob and
Helen NJ. Serift Reibertanz
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-11

Meriden.-The annual report of
Court Clerk Albert r. Chant erla;n
shows a total of sos cases tried in
police court during the year.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-11

New Haven.-The Connecticut con-
pany faces four suits this term in the
superior court.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-11

Fourteen Deaths During November
There were fourteen deaths in the
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-11
FUNERALS
Mrs. Catherine Fitzgerald.

The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Fitz-
gerald was held from her nome 4at "a
Walnut street, Saturday morning at
$50 o'clock. Requiem high mass was
celebrated in st. Joseph's church at
9 o'clock by Rev. T. F. Bannon. James
Haggerty, Thomas Carroll, Patrick
Dennehey of this city and NJ. o.
Rourke of Boston acted as bearers.
Burial was in St Joseph's cemetery.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-11

the Inflammation that causes the itch
Ing, burning and swelling. 1t helps the
blood to circulate and soothes and
reels-and does not stain, burn or
blister. It gives relief quickly because
81 its healing, antiseptic properties
md frees you from foot misery. = "a
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-11
Brief Mention.

The Choral club of Willimantic
held a vaudeville show and dance in
the Parish hall in Taftville, Saturday
night. About $50 attended.
Band dance, Grange hall, Lebanon,
Friday eve, Dec. Is. Gents 5Oc,< Ia
6iaS 5c-a6v
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-11
Andrew Swanson.

Funeral services for Andrew Swan
son were held from his home in
Mansfield City Sunday afternoon at /
O'Clock. Rev. Leonard o. Smith Off
ciated. The bearers were w. w. Har-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-11
PLAINFlELD

Michael Doyle Dies as Result of Fall
From Hay Loft-k. of c. Second
Degree ExempIified-Soceer Foot
ball Team Defeats Manchester
Fine Organ RecitaI-Comedies Well
Given.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-11

Miss Eleanore l. Coates. who has
been visiting friends in this city re-
turned Sunday to her home in Hart
ford,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-11
When the Feet Burn

When You feel that you cannot take
another step because of the awful
81 burning, painful sensation
1AA In your feet, get bottle OF
Yf;f& good old reliable Minard's
fE$AA liniment. In a few min.
H - utes you will know why
INkGtl everybody recommends Min
6HF lH ards liniment for poor, ach-
W NJ ing, sore feet. 1t reduces
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-07
Insslcid . Seb6roe in Sitnng porn
Mpntag bis sum Sonnerstag
bieier @pde.

Sic StellerouSelei6 . 9eb6rbe mar
lett Dem letten Wontag bier in Sibs
ing. anmeienb parcn Die Tid)ter
Snden, 3nitrom ,tnb @rbocmeper, 10.
mie 9tiiciior 6. 81. Meper, 6elomeiier
&uiicl Maupin uno County Glcrf
Serb. Gleb.
Die Sisung am Montag mar cine
iebr rllbige inoeiu nun bier Steltcr.
5abler cri6ienen, ipeldc a%bGnoerun.
gen in ibrer Stellerallflage luiinidten
nel6e jebo6 ni6t geltattet murbe.
@m 0ienstog mar ricmanb crid)tes
men nclfer nit Der ibn1 ollferlceten
Steuer lln5ufricoen mar. sllf Den
&atb Oes aiieiiors, iolpie altd aus eli.
geitcu Intrieb, mod)te baS @eri6t jc.
bod bic f~oIgenben Scranoerungen:
Jas. A. Smith, lot 1 blk. 8 Canaan, from
$350-$50.
J. w. Martin, $50 a. pit. N. E. N. W.
17-41-4, from $4,000 to $1,000.
G. B. Murray, pit. blk. II Owensville,
from $400 to $3.50.
Mrs. Paul Huebner, addition to per-
sonal assessment, $1,000.
A. W. Mackie, pit. N. w. fri. or. 12-
45-6, from $1,000 to $500.
w. E. McWilliams 155 a. in 16-41-6
from $400 to 5000.
w. E. McWilliams 155 a. in 21-4-6
from $1,000 to $1,000.
N. E. Woodruff 21R a. in 28-41-6 from
$500 to $500.
N. E. Woodruff 5 a. in 29-41-6 from
$3.50 to $700.
Alb. Schalk 55 a. in 14-42-6 from $3.50
to $500.
Alb. Schalk 95 a. in 1926 from $3.50
to $1,000.
Fred Borlisch 80 a. in 1926 from
$1,000 to $500.
Fred Hoffman, 278 a. in 29-42-6 from
$1100 to $500.
Herm. Kottwitz 80 a. in 92-42-6 from
$500 to $1,000.
Anna L. Capelle 800 a. in 2-40-6 from
$500 to $4,000.
Fred Strack Is a. in 27-41-6 from
$1,000 to $500.
VIM. Hans 10 a. in 15-44-6 from
$500 to $500.
Vim. Hans TIL a. in 22-44-6 from
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SSealc Gbfiibrmebisin fir Srabiabr.

Cine CUTE nlb longbeip1brte Meoi.
ain 1T Or. Sings @ep 2ife gills.
Die critic Dolls miro Stublgona &c.
mirfen, Die 2ebcr reiaerl unb bie lin.
rciniefeiten aits ocm Spitem entfer.
men. Sbr ieio es @ud ielbit iduloia,
Gucr Spitem bon Dem pdbreno bcs
8inters angeiommelten Gift all be.
freien. Or. Sings @eip 2ife 9iIIs
Dcroen oieS tbun. 25c BEL gurem
apotbefer. (slbp.1)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-07

-@m. @itte ltno Sobn @ilbelm,
bon Charlotte, fannen geltern bierher.
GrIterer I'M Der &oabaufieber Der.
ialnmlung bei5uipobnen lno Sebterer
I'M bon bier aus nod alna, Wto., gu
reiien.
-8risfo Siebler bat Die orei
9rudtbeile bon Cots "a, 26 nno %
an ser 6itl, 5. Strabe, geacniiber Der
S6ubfabrif bonn NadlaBperpaltes
bes berit. gbos. g6erlin fir $4,000
gefauft.
Otto Druid itnb @attin fulrben
am letter. Samstag &benb bon ibren
Sreunoen nit elmer nSurpriie
Gartp" beebrt, BET nelder Die 2alter.
bad Gopelle, beitebenb aus Oscar
S6attmberg, Conrad &uebieer, @uit.
@laier, 2eslie &oblbuid un6 Dem 81.
risentcn, Connie &leoiger, Die Mliiif
lieferte.
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9es 8elbcs iucsen.

europa 5ittert untcrm 0pnner ber
&anonen
Nan6' iunges Ser5 Ourdbobrt Ser
falte Stabll
Sic luollten nidt Dab 8olfer frieoIi6
ipobnen
limo nabmen meg Den SrieoenSion.
nenltrabl.
8as grobc S6ladten mill fem @noe
nebnten,
git 9lltt 9etrarft 1T gan3 @lrppaS
Slur,
gleno uilo Soo, piel Syalnmer uno
biel GbrGnen,
3erltort, bernidtet Meni6en uno
Hatltr.
9lmSifa, itets warit 9u Sriebens.
ratber
God 6ieSmol ienbeIt On bie Mirnis
ton
limo roubit Der Wllttcr Sobn, Dem
Ginb Den 8ater,
9es @eloes ipcgen, bod Der 8elt
gum Sobn!
hilbert Seinri6
(9er Gincinnatier Sreie Breile ent.
nontmen.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-07

-S1tqo &of1uk o SlIli Sleei,
beuob Iid geItern nod ct. 2ortis, po
er Iansere 3eit gu bleiben beabiidtist.
-Nrau 2ouiie 3olte lift am @on.
toa mieber bier e~ineetrcffen, bon ei.
mem breimonatliden 8eiu6 bel 8er'
iponoten in ct. Souis.
-Srai1 Sol. 8iloing bon Berger
befano ii6 lesten @ittpo6 bier 5u
fur8em 9eiud bel Der Samilie @ar.
Tin Sus.
-Srau slnton @pple bon Worri'
ION bertpeilte mebrere Gage oieier
ISOLDE bier auf 8eild bel 8eriuano.
ten.
-gbas. gglep unb @attin bega.
ben iid lesten Samstag nod ct.
Souls INN Der 8ernldblung ibres
Sobnes Gbas. @glep ir. nit SRI,
Clara 8lonf %bei5uDobnen.
-am ndditen Sonntog, ben 9.
april, beginnenb UNI ein-piertel nod
10 llbr, pormittags, finbet in Der
gpansl. 81. Yarls Stride, blird go.
flor 8. s. &asmann, Die Griifung Der
folgenoen, "a &onfirmanoen itatt:
Edmond Grebe, Paul Oelschlaeger,
Walter Kirchner, Clarence Meyer,
Fritz Stole, Irwin Roethemeyer, Mar
win Zeugin, Dorothy Vollertsen, Thick
la Haerer, Anna Heinlein, Olivia
Barrels, Frieda Vollertsen, Caroline
Sperry, Ella Gawert, Catherine
Klinge, Louise Doll, Hilda Wohlt
Esther Beckmann, Helen Ruediger
Meta Speckhals, Augusta Woest, Hill
da Drusch, Marie Jannusch and Dora
Moore.
-Seinrid 9rinf ididte uns ars
Sreberid, Oklahoma Den Ibonne.
m~entsbetrog fir oas 8olfsbIatt TO-
nie ber5lide @riiBe an feline Sreunbe
uno 8efannte in ieiner friiberen Sci
matb in @asconaoe County. 9es
8eiteren i9reibt Serr 8rinf: n8it
batten I'M berganeenen Sabre eine
iebr quite grnte. Sn 8ei5en batter
mir 225 ader eingeiaet Der 20 gr'
feel bonn Ider ergab; 80 ader in So
fer, mobor mir 35 9uibel gum Ider
er5ielten. Iud Corn unb Sutter gaf
es reidlib. 8aumipolle lieferte brei'
piertel 8allen gum @fer. Der @in'
ter par redt falt unb troden unb biz
@ei5eniaat bot ettuas gelitten bod
baben fid in letter 3eit &egen elm
geiteIlt rtlo Die Selber ieben miebei
grim nnb bielberipredeno aus. Rii
ben gornpflanaen lit man iest an De,
Irbeit. 8eiaen ben mir iest 81
Marfte fabren bringt bier jett ST BIZ
$1.07. 9einri1 8rinf,
st. 6. 9or so Sreoerif, Sfla
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-07

Bel ben WDmern saIt als 9efers
telr, iper iid obne grlaubnis tpeiter
bon Der Sruppe entfernte, aIs Der
Son Der Suba rei9te.
8eIgien mar bas am bidteiten
bebSlterte 2anb guropas. gs fameu
Dor benz 3rieee ouf l Auabratfiloe
meter 200 Ginppbner.
Sn Der Rabftabter Gesenb 6arf
bic Wuttsr nod Der Seirat ibrer
3odtsr bisie seraume 3eit nidt fes
s.. ss.sGsn unb befuden.
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$4,000 to $500.

$4,000 to $500.
John Held 88 a. in 22-44-6 from S21OO
to $500.
Chas. Powell 119 a. in 16-44-6 from
$500 to $500.
Ellen M. Klossner 166 a. in 10-44-6
from $500 to $4,000.
w. w. McCurdy, pers. property from
$30S to $1,000.
Die Sterlerallsglei6 geboroe bers
toate iid am Mittmod abenO uno
trot Damn am 9onnerstag Iorgen
micoer ols Golntp = @eridt in
Sibung.
GonntD Gprrt &erGanolnngcn.
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@ir iiu6 erm1htiat
Sictor u. Silber

Sictor q. Silber
oils &anoibat fir oos Imt bes Iiiei-
TORS bon @asconabe goltntp a~nSu5ei-
gen, untertporfen Der @ntideibung
Ser Experimentation Stimmgeber in
Der Trim1r. @obl, am 1. I1g. 1916.
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SIR Sberiff
8ir iinb ermG6tiot

Gbrilt. Wollnlann
ais &anbibat fir bas 4mt bes
Sberiffs bon @asconaoe County on.
5uaeigen, iintermorfen Der Gnti6ei-
bung Der Experimentation Stimmge.
Der bel Der Srimar-8ab ON l.. Iu.
quit, 1916.
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8ir iin6 erm16tigt

SreO IS. SDu
oils &anbibat fir oas 4mt bes Count
tn : &idters, fir ben noroli6en 81.
itrift bon @asconabe COUNTY, art5i,s
5eigen; unternorfen Der gntideioung
Der Experimentation Stimmgeber bel
Der 8rim1r.@ abl, am /. atg. 1916.
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@ir itno ermGdtigt
81. 6. Mol,biI

als &anoioat fir bos g(n1t oes
Sberiffs bon @asconabe County an.
au5eigen, nntcrfuorfen Der @ntidei.
bung Der &epublifanil6cn Stilnmges
Der bel Der BrimGr- @abl, am 1. au.
quit, 1916.
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8rnnbeiseutbnms . iiebertrasansen
pGbrenb bes @onats Rars.


H. C. Aplin to W. S. hurry, 40 a.
in 21-40-6, 81.
A.. F. AufderHeide to Monroe
Fleetwood, lots in Owensville, $3.50.
H. F. Brinkmann to Casper Sick
mann, private road, SIS.
]. B. Baber to Augusta Sonntag, lot
in Morrison, $1616.
Mrs. Emma Buschmann to J. A.
Holt jr., 32-42-5, $3.50.
W. R. Blackwell to Earl Williams,
lot in Gasconade, $26.50.
Chr. Bollmann to A. F. Aufder-
Heide, by q. C. d. lots in Owensville,
81.
C. A.. Bosch to FIR. W. Helling, lot
in Bland, $40.
T. v. Cahill to Casper Sieckmann,
/ a. in 12-42-5, $50.
P. E. Davis to ]. A. Smith, lot
8 in Canaan, ST..
P. E. Davis to ]. A. Smith, lot
/ in Canaan, 81.
w. j. Ellis to Mrs. w. C. Vessel, lot
8 Hermann, 500.
Julia Eberlin to o. Eberlin, by q. C.
d., lots in Hermann, 81.
Harry Eberlin to Aug. Eberlin, by
bill of sale, personal property $463.10.
T. G. Fischer to Tony Fuchs Jr.,
"a a. in 13-41-5, $1,000.
Monroe Fleetwood to Herm. Krause,
lots 5 and 6, Owensville, 81.
Chas. L. Gawer to FIR. W. Helling,
lots in Bland, $50.
G. B. Holt to Casper Sieckmann, / a.
in 1-42-5, S..
Fred Hunke to Jackson Smith, 10 a.
in 26-41-6, $50.
H. D. Hengstenberg to j. A. Holt
Jr., 2 a. in 32-42-5, $1,000.
Adam Hosfeld Sr. to Herm. Stritzel,
3% a. in 27-41-5, $500.
Kunigunde Holzen to Eliz. Schlo-
mann, by q. c. d. for $1,000, land in 49,
4516, 1S-44-6 and lots in Gasconade.
VIM. Halstenberg to Eliz. Schlo-
mann, land as above, $257.10.
Fred Halstenberg to Eliz. Schlo-
mann, land as above, $42.85.
Fritz Klossner to Mike Neumann,
Jr., lot in Hermann, $2650.
sHy. Keeling to Hy. Helle, land in
7-45-6, $4,000.
Mathilda Richter to Hy. Sohns, lot
6, 8 and 10 on W. 7th st., Hermann,
$12O.
Oscar Schaeffer to VIM. Cramer,
tract near Morrison, $1,000.
Oscar Schaeffer to VIM. Cramer,
land in 7-45-6, $1,000.
Hy. Stock to FIR. w. Helling, lots in
Bland, $1,000.
Martha Thomas to John Redtke,
lots 10 and 20, Morrison, $4,000.
Josh. Tappmeyer to B. R. Mathews
lots in Owensville, $1,000.
Chas. Vehlewald to Henrietta Kloss-
ner, so a. in 6-44-6, $500.
DR.. w. C. Vessel to w. j. Ellis, lot
3 E. Front St., Hermann, $500.
VIM. Winter to H. ]. Winter, 2 a.
in S-42-4, $1,000.
Died. Weidemann to Alb. Schneider,
22O a. in 25-42-6, $11500.
Herm. Krause to A. F. Aufder-
Heide. lots 5 and 6, Bland, 81.
d. E. Kriete to Fred H. Kriete, lots
in Owensville, $1,000.
w. l.. Langeberg to T. V. Cahill by
q. c. d., land in 12-41-5, $50.
Chr. LANCE to Alb. LANCE, 140 a,
in 20-41-6, $500.
j. W. Martin to WV. Weiss, 70 a,
in 31-42-5, $500.
Jul. Moebus to Augustin Joaquin
lots in Hermann, $4,000.
Hy. Mueller to F. L. Book, 800 a. in
33-42-6, $3.50.
Johanna Niehoff to Armin Eberlin
property in Hermann, $4,000.
Robt. Normann to John Lankenau:
60 a. in 18-41-5, $3.50.
Fred Peth to ]. P. Biles, lots 2 and
3, Owensville, $1,000.
VIM. Reinholz Sr. to Hy. Ruegge
land in 1896, $1,000.
VIM. Reinholz Sr. to Edw. Hum
inert, lots in Morrison, $3.50.
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8ir iino erm1ftigt
@rnIt $. Soener

grnlt 8. 9oeter
als &anbibat fir bas Imt oes Gou1t.
tp . &idters, fir ben nor0liden 81.
itrift bon @asconaoe Golntp, al5,t-
5eigelt; unteriporfen Der gntideibltne
Der &epublifanii9en Stimmgeber bel
Der 8rimar, @abL am 1. slug. 1916.
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@ir iinb crm16tigt
Spnrn e &ifer

als &anbibot fir bas Inlt bessGoitn
tp : &i6ters, fir ben norolihen 81.
itrift bon @asconabe Goltntp, an5l,.
aeigen; unterporfen Der gntideibung
Ser Experimentation Stimmgeber BEL
Ser 8rimGr. @obl, am 1. aiig. 1916.
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@ir iino erln1htiat
guauIt 8. Dietel

Gl1guit 8. 9ieteI
dig aanoibat fir oas ant bes
Sberiffs bon @asconobe Goitntp an.
5uaeigen, lntermorfen Der gntIdei.
oung Der &epublifanif6en Stimmge.
Der BET Der 8rimdr- @obL am 1. @lt.
quit, 1916.
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@ir iinb errnGhtiat
Iuauit S. SoeI

Mllgult 8. S0el
ols &anoibat fir bas Imt oes Illel.
tors bon @asconaoe Gonntp a15u5ei-
gen, unternorfen Der @ntideioung
Der Experimentation Stimmgeber III
Der Grinl1r. @abl am l. Slug. 1916.
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8ir limo autboriiiert

Sobn S. 0siller,
oils &anbioat fir ons Imt bes Iiiei-
tors bon @asconaoe Gountp an5u5ei.
gen, untertporfen ser gntideioung
Der MepubIifaniiden Stimmgeber in
Der Srim1r. 8abl, ant 1. slug. 1916.
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Sir Gpnntp. Giater @Srbl. Dit.
@ir iinb eunGdtigt

als &anoibat fir bas @mt bes gouil.
tp . &idters, fir ben norbli6en 81.
Itrift bon @osconabe gorntD, anSll-
seigen; unterporfen Der gnti6eibung
Der &epublifanii9en Stimmgeberbei
Der 8rim1r.@ abL am /. Iug. 1916.
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Sir &eprGientant.

@ir iinb ermGdJtiet
Ingltit Meper
ols Ganoibot fir bos Gmt oeS &e.
p~ralcntant bon @aseonaoe goiintp
on5uoeigen, nn%teruprfcn Der @nt.
ideioung Der republifaniihen Stimm.
geber bel Der GrimGr-@ abL am l..
auglit, 1916.
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Gonntp Gpnrt &er6anolnnscn.
0onnerstog, Den 6. g(priI, 1916,

9oirnerstog, ben 6. april, 1916,
0os @eil6 bon 6. s. 8itte II. 81.
i'm glppelation an baS &reiSgeridt,
gegen Die Gnti6eibung Der County
Court betrcffs Der auibebung elmer
Gountrrpab, pltroe beiDilligt.
9os @eiud bon altg. &1tbne II. u.
iii, cine nellc County &ooo mllroe an.
aclomnlen llno Der SurUepor ange.
mic'cn bic StraBe 81 bcrneiien.
Solgenoe &cd)nnngen plroen be.
nilli9t:
City of Hermann, water -----$ 3.05
Herm. Elect. Light Co., light 11.35
L. A. Jaenecke, rep. cistern---- 4.20
A. l.. Schnitger, rep. cistern---- $50
A. l.. Schnitger, exp. acct.
Mrs. Cahill 5.75
Herm. Ferry & Packet Co.,
freight on tractor and grader 25.O0
A. l.. Schnitger, ~janitor $1,000 31.OO
Case. Cen. Tel. Co., rent phones 600
H. H. Koch, freight on tractor
and grader 82.62
-6ii9erleute iollten nidt pergcl'
len, Dab Die Monate @pril unO Wtai
oie 8rlitoeit ser Slide iinb, uno Dob
allies Sii6en nit gteten ODER anoeren
8orridtlingelt, ouBer Der angel, ge-
ictIi1 perboten lit. aud i'm Wtii'
iol,ri Sinh, in meldera FONT Der @e-
brollh bon 9esen geItottet it, oilrfen
ipGDreno ben gellannten 5lpei Wonas
ten feline Nete geIegt perOen.
Die ,9rosreiiipen" Die lebten
Nontae in 9anias GitD lire Staats.
Gonpention obbielten, crflarten lid
fir Grobibition uno idnlren Seobp
&ooicpelt Srelie biz in ben Soo-oer
Bartei.
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aanaioaten an,eisen.
SIR aiiefior
finn ~nuthnriiiert

Wlr mo allfbor1llerf
s. 8. Seibbreoer,
oils &anbibnt fir oas &mt bes aiiei.
iors bon @asconabe gountp an3uaei.
gen, untcriporfen Der @nti@eioung
Der &~epublifmiiden Stimmgeber in
Der 8rimGr. 8abl. am 1. Iug. 1916.
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Sir iinb outhoriiiert

gilbert u. 2obollbe,
oils &anoibat fir bas Imt bes Iiiei-
TORS bon @asconabe Gountp ~an5u5ei-
gen, untermprfen Der gntideioung
ser &epublifaniiden Stimmgeber in
Der 8rimdr. 8abl, am 1. 4ug. 1916.