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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-29

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-29

rem unb pldti6ern unb furdtbarss
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alien Wattin nit Cora nuf einem
ipin5isen !SolS tiid9en b~alol3ieren.
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babe Wiibe, mid ielbft pieber beroufz
s%uarbeiten.
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@r tommt nidt mebr bod; alIes
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iid seopfert fir iunses 2ebsn.
Stunoen seben bin; es 1T Ra9t.
Sben auf benz 8abnbamm iinten Die
Jlammen unb 5ldmm9en oes pers
'ranntep 3uses in ii9 auiammen.
llnb bic Menihen, bic unten an ser
gOfdung am Waferranbe tauern
ODER, slei9 Coco unb mir an tote
Ieite setlammert III ben Sluten treis
ben, finO FIN %9etporben.
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4m anberen Gage fanoen mir
Lungs aussebronnter @aIbitri6e einen
@eg our Slud.. Sd .nabm Cora
unter meinen SGub uhb bra6te iie
n meiner Seimltitaot gu fpobltGtiz
gen WenI9en. Nter in mir naste Der
8eoonte ait ibrer Rutter 8ruber,
bisfen Sallunisn. @r bate Die Seis
nsn in Ipt unO Sob binausseiost
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metue geIiebts Trau, 0dmals. oils
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-29

linb mir roFsn bur6 bies Seuers
rleer Die Slut in ben Wagen iieigt
uuo ftsist. Wir biilen uns Elm. lie
.ab3upebreu = pergebli9.
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itsn. Sur9 Die srfib:en Jeniteriteis
ben = psrbsn ie nidt iOglei4 5srs
lpringen? = feb II mir Den brennens
sen @alo. 8ie flommsnoe 2ies
Isnfadeln itebsn bic StGmme. Oas
llnterbol3 lobt, bic 3peise unb bic
arouen. @leid rotten &obolben bips
fer Die SeuerfeBen BON ait gu 4if.
@luti9langen i9ieben bonn Bpbeu
empor unb tpieber binunter.
Die i'm Jluse ieben mir alles.
DEM mir faufen babin, baB bic Rds
Der bo9fprinssn. Seben 4usenblid
tDnnen mir entelsiienb geraoe in Die
Slammen falle,l. Die fiir9terli4e
Sibe lit nidt mebr gu ertrassn. 9ier
i9reit elmer auf. BORT taumeln als
bere 5ur Sir, bonn S4affnsr auriidz
seitoben. Sn aaer @usen 1T ftiere
sobesansit - fait Wabniinn.
- Da - Elm treii9enbes anirz
I6en Der 8rsmie = Der 3us fdhrt
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SIT benn Der @es periperrt9 ST TT
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rem. 8rennenbe S9ienenbolsen.
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Bis gang oi6t neben mir elm Ri
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-29

aber bier berbrenneh Sic nit Si9ers
beit ME bic tote Maus i'm aamin'.
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beutet auf bas Dert Der beioen Sta,
tionsunterbeamtea. Sieie iino NIT
5pbeseifer baVei, bic ben 8~abnbofsz
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gu fallen. Sumpf baIen bic @rt<
ialGse beriiber.
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9sidpinbisteit burd Die @dIber BIN.
Wir pifen ni9t, mas infer tuartet.
Der 8ranb piitet an peritiebensn
Steaen. 9inter uns brein tam er
ia ihon; alio Tin 3uriid sibt es
ni9t. Wenn's nun aud Dor uns auf
Der Strede brennt, bann bleibt muir
Elm Sinour9raisn bas elmer Wettz
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ben febe i9 bic @olte iiber Ben Dips
feIn i9pdraer, fdpsrer, r%iefenbafter,
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breitet ft9 aud ieitlid aus. Siere
itiirSen aus Dem 9idi9t. bebel am
9abntOrper e%ntlang. Sas lit Elm Boz
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9abe. 0teIe 8iinbs. MAIDEN bic grgs
nod fiir9terlider.
Neben mir auf Der 8anf iibt Der
alte nit benz punoerbiibf9en 4in6.
@r ftiert Dor iia bin. Die &leine
5eist 8erspeifluns unb @efabtbeit
susIei4. Sic 1T tpabrbaftis fir ben
Sob ,au fdaoe.
Sd tann bies lditenbe @9peisen
nidt mebr %ertrasen. l1nb i9 rebe
auf gut Slid ben Qlten an. Mit
elmer f%ieberbaften anteilnabme frase
i'd nad feinen S9idialen. llnb i'd
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iebe ole beriiberborden. grlDienoe
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teltinb, ieiner Sodter SSdterden.
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Der &leinen Bel feinem Spbne, bril-
ben, 80 Meilen norbpeftlid. ,Wdre
id bort s%eblieben, ibm gum Srob",
70 flagt er nun ,pilb. Iber Der babs
s;srise Sobn branste ben Mlten bonn
etgenen 9of. Den Batter unb bas
S9peitertinb. Dor brei Monaten
iDar's. Der 4lte nabm feline gns
telin unb sos IN Die Srembe. Gr aina
an ben Siittenbau, nod einnaI ME in
iunsen Sabren. l1nb als bas Sdus<
den oaitanb, fam bas 5eusr. Gs
5rebt uns bic 8ruf suiammen; mir
tDnnen nidt atmen unb fpiireri pol
Sdreden, bdB @lutbau9 burd Die
Geniter bereinidldst. Sn bieiem Gls
genblid sellt ouh cine Weiberitimme:
rSas 5eusr!"
Sd ftiirsen mir gu Den Senitern,
beugen uns binaus. unb Saaffner
tomirlen geronnt, reiBen llns 5uriid.
sic i6IieBen Die Seniter nit Soft unO
10 felt, ipie nur mbgIid. Iub ole
Satsn. Sns 3uSp,ripna! yat natiirs
Iid Idngf bic a0u9f1pnben an
8abnbamme Dor mis- geIeben. mir
sei9se Elm turses !SinausbIiten ges
mug: mir fabrea grabipeas binein in
Elm Teuermeer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-29

borfteber sufammer, un6 beibe baben
iprgenpole Wienen unb GdfeIouden.
ueber benz Malbe, Der bon allen SEE
ten Biz oidt an bic Station beran.
reidt, liegt in nprcDitli9sr Hi9tilns
cine i9ipere, grauidparse Dplte bon
gefpaltiger 4%usbebnuns.
.Rommen sic mi, uns', bDrte i'd
ben 3usfiibrer gum @oriteber fasen,
NIT Saft unb Siifierteit. .Ob mir
bnrhtpmmen, lit apar aud fraalid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-29

Sn ben 2iifteu fdtpeuehbes @eor6bne,
2eibt ipie Salme biest Der 8ino bic
S1ne.
leis perbaDen, bic gum eriten rtefen,
9en @eldute bebt 5i1 aus sen Siefen.
@robe Seere, ntdt elm ein5eIuer &ufer.
Bobllauf flutet obne Stranb unb llfer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-29
Elm 6liiaafall.

Silueiterbumoreste bon life &rafft
The Ozark spectator., 1916-07-14
Auction Land Sale!
Ozark, Ark, Aug. 5 at 1 D. m.

Ozark, Ark, Aug. , at p. m.
 will offer to the highest bidder. on a credit of 6 years, three tracts of land. 30 acres each. Every piece is good and will make excellent homes for anyone. All this land is in one tract. and I am dividing it into three pieces for convenience for good homes. This land is II miles northeast of Ozark on State Road. One mile to school house, grist mill. church, saw mill and Mt. Top postoffice. Mail passes every day. This is one of the healthiest To. cations in Arkansas. All fruit and grain does the best, with fine outside range and best of water. This land is the best and nearly every bit level.
 30 acres, all in fine Oak sad Hickory Timber; 70 acres level and extra fine land.
 No. 2. 79 acres, 65 acres tillable. lev el, good land; 30 acres cleared and part- ly fenced; balance in good timber.
 No. 3. S7 acres, 65 acres nearly lev. acres cleared and fenced; 700 bearing apple trees; house. All good lands.
 Terms of Sale.
 To the highest and best bidder: $lOO cash, balance of one-fourth of purchase price Dec. next; balance divided into five annual payments, with percent interest. l reserve the right to reject any and all bids.
 This is not a forced sale. but l don t need the land and will make it easy for some one to get it who does. Now is the chance in a life time. Get busy and come and will show you the land and lines. Perfect abstract title to all tracts when paid for.
 A. J. Tubb
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|eH1ow &o
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Miss Cumi Felker of Ozark will begin her summer term of school at Lonelm Monday, July 10th. Rev. J. J. Galloway of Ozark delivered an interesting sermon at the Methodist church here last Thursday evening" Mulberry Democrat.
 Miss Florence Nichols of Ozark came over last Friday for a weeks visit with her uncle, Bert Bounds. and other relatives and friends. Rev. J. L. Shelby of Ozark attended the picnic here Tuesday and visited relatives and friends. He has added 1O1 new members to the church within the past 2 months, having just closed a series of meetings in his circuit. K. A. Snarr of Fort Smith came down Sunday even- ing and Monday morning made arrangements with Minden Bros to move here and take charge of their new garage. Mir. Snarr is assisting in a garage at Ozark until the building for the new garage here 8 completed. - Charleston Express,
The Ozark spectator., 1916-07-14

D. T. Hall has his wheat and oats threshed and put away. Good for him.
 B. w. Wells had sal ammoniac dropped in one eye by mistake, thinking it was eye water. It sure did hurt him and we fear it may yet injure the sight.
 s. T. Swift was out on busi- ness near Branch last week. Glad to see you starting. Call again. good brother. J. D. Snow and wife visited Mrs. O'Bar and family last Thursday. He reports crops near Branch suffering from want of rain.
 Mir. and Mrs. Roth of near Corinth were visitors of Grover Hays Saturday and Sunday. 
 Arthur Smith and Jess O'Bar took a load of Irish potatoes to Branch Saturday.
 J. M. Mantooth and wife were visitors at Loves Creek last Thursday evening.
 It is reported that w. A. Brown and A. l.. Milan have purchased a new thesher.
 We learned that Watson and Pendergrass are putting in a dipping vat near their gin yard. Quite handy for the people around.
 The directors announced that school will begin at Oak Bend July 10. Get ready, boys.
 HENRY.
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Card of Thanks.

Although the angel of death has visited our home and has taken from us our bright jewel, Lula May. and left our home en- shouded in gloom and sorrow, our greatest cheer and consola- tion comes when we think of the kind deeds and the ministering hands of our neighbors and frienls. We take this method of thanking them for all these blessings of kindness. To the doctors, for we know that they did all that medical skill could do to save the life of our darling girl, To the nurse who watched so faithful at the bed side and neglected nothing. To our neighbor who rendered every assistance that a neighbor could. To our friends for their consOla- tion and sympathy and for the many beautiful flowers. We thank you one and all with all with all the gratitude of the the human heart and assure you that the same will never be forgotten. Desiring that you will remember us in your prayers, that the Lord will strengthen us in faith, con- firm our hope and that we will be faithful until the end, we beg to remain,
 Yours sincerely,
 A. J. King
 Johnnie King.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Stroup
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of Clarksville, and visiting M r. Toadie Baily this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Sam Baily are visiting their son, Scott, during the hot Fourth.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charlie Beckham have a big 12-pound boy. Moth CT and baby doing fine, but poor Charlie has nearly walked his legs off hunting Baby a blow, hoe and shovel to help him work. He said Bill Pendergrass has promised him a room for him and his boy.
 Frank Myers Clyde H a d. graves and Jim Kirby are sink ing a new mine northeast of Denning Coal Go.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Dixon lost their baby about two weeks ago.
 MT. and Mrs. Elmer Walker lost their baby last week. MT. and Mrs. Ernest Compton have gone to Denning to visit the Locke family. Minister Parks has gone to work in the mines. Mrs. Lena Vorhees is getting we'll af measles.
 Johnnie K. Roberts, Mrs. Caraline Burns visited Mrs. Der Williams of Stone Hill last Sun. day.
 Mrs. John Nisewarner is visit CT is visiting her mother, Mrs, Mathis, of Altus, today. The Liberty Sunday school is going to give a big dinner on the Second Sunday in August. Bro. Hill from Roseville will begin a protracted meeting ir about two weeks at Liberty. Peck Nichols baby is sick thi: week.
 Lee Dixon has moved to Altus
 Hollie Duffln and Miss Milli, Grimes attended the picnic a Aix today.
 MT. Duffin's family attended the Alix picnic on the Fourth.
 WILLIAM AND BILLIAM.
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Meg

Sunday school at Oak Bend is progressing nicely-good attend ance and good lessous.
 E. Hall and family of Webb City visited D. T. Hall and fam lily Sunday.
 E. T. McGee and others took in the picnic at White Oak on July 4th and report good time.
 B. F. Estus transacted buSi- ness at Ozark last Saturday. It was very warm to be out. Ben, be careful how you stir.
The Ozark spectator., 1916-07-14
Oak Bend

Weather very hot of late. Almost laying-by time.
 Our Children's Day committee has reported that Children's day will be observed on the First Sunday in August. A D. Mar cussen is manager, Ellen Dow assistant, and Arthur Smith has charge of the song service. We expect to make this, as usual, a BIG day.
 Sunday school was good Sun day. It being election day we reelected F. w. Wilmington, superintendent and Ellen Dow, secretary; and elected c. G. Staton, assistant superintendent, and C. M. Smith, chorister. We have large attendance for country school and expect still more. Estimate of 70 pres- ent Sunday the secretary can give you the exact number. E. T. McGee, M. P. Marcussen and Arthur Smith attended the County Farmers Union at Elm Vale Saturday.
 Jesse Tollison is on the sick list this week and last.
 We have some few boys on their way to Mexico and more can go if necessary.
 c. M. Smith visited at Cecil Sunday.
 Every body dipped cattle Mon- day, and Tuesday it being the last day.
 J. D. Robinson and family with Teasly and family visited I. N. Ellis Sunday.
 It seems that the girls were on a strike for buggies to ride in Sunday as only boys who had buggies went.
 We'll, here's a long one and ] hope you will print it for
 HARLEY HANSON.
The Ozark spectator., 1916-07-14
Liberty

Farmers are busy in their crops, laying by.
 Sunday school is progressing nicely. Good attendance every Sunday.
 A jolly crowd of Liberty girls attended the picnic at No. 3, or the Fourth. All reported a good time but sorry the Fourth didn't come more often.
 Aunt Rhoda Pledger who has been in bad health for some time has gone to live with hel brother in Oklahoma. Sorry te see her go. Singing was good last Sunday night and the talk by Aaron Page was splendid.
 Doc Graves who has been ir Oklahoma for the past two months has returned. Doc say: there is no place like home sweet home ts him.
 Miss Ruby Young took supper with Miss Vera English Sunday night.
 We are sorry to hear of Elit Gazaway losing his horse tht other day.
 A jolly crowd of girls composed of Misses May Barnes, Veris English. Ruby Young, and Ceci Brown were guests of Miss Ethel Graves Sunday evening. All had a good time eating peaches and telling jokes.
 There will be a protractet
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Barnes

Weather very hot and dry and needing rain so bad.
 The picnic held at this place on the Fourth was attended by a large crowd and an enjoyable time was reported.
 John Plymale, of Henryetta, Oklahoma, came down on the 2nd to spend the Fourth with his parents. Mir. and Mrs. Will burn Plymale. and returned to his home at that place on the 5th.
 Richard Devole is down from Hartshorn. Oklahoma. visiting his wife and children.
 Miles Childers who has has been in Joplin. Missouri, for several months, is here visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. J. H. Childers.
 MT. and Mrs. Sam Turner have moved from A. E.. Wilson's s to Elias Turner's.
 Mineral Springs and JethrO played a very interesting game of ball at North Liberty on the Fourth. Mineral Springs won the game.
 George Plymale and children of Cecil came oyer and spent the Fourth, returniny home Wednes- day.
 Miss Essie Nichols attended Sunday school at North Liberty Sunday.
 Sam and Bill Joe Turner have gone to Joplin. Missouri.
 The prizes that were given for the prettiest baby in the baby show at the picnic at this place were awarded to Harlan Wilson Childers, son of MT. and Mrs. Jeshup Childers. and Lizzie Margaret Childers, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Willie Childers.
 Harlan Woods of Sulphur Springs spent Sunday with Emory Plymale.
 Puddle Wisdom attended Sun- day school at North Liberty Sunday.
 Carrie Plymale spent Saturday night and Sunday with Hugh Childers and family.
 Grace Childers and Lucy Ply male were Bedding shoppers Saturday.
 BLUE EYES. |
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meeting start at Liberty the Third Sunnay, conducted by Brother Hill. a Holiness preach CT from across the river. Every. body invited to come and let us have one of the grandest reviv- als ever known at this place.
 Mrs. Nisewaner spent the Fourth with her mother. Mrs. John Mathis.
 The stork visited Mir. and Mrs. Charlie Beckham recently and left a compound boy. Moth CT and baby doing fine.
 The Kendall girls attended a picnic at Clarksville on the Fourth.
 John Bailey and wife have moved into the Monroe Fin house just east of Liberty.
 There is talk of having a Labor Day picnic at this place, but not sure about it yet.
 We need rain pretty bad crops are burning up fast.
 BROWN EYES.
 Mr and Mrs SiIvostor StrO,,p
The Ozark spectator., 1916-07-14

prehension. It is natural treatment, safe for the mother, has no drug effect vhAADo- ever and for this reason must exert . nese beneficial influence upon those functions q. rectly connected with motherhood. h . very interesting book the subject Is freely discussed and a copy will be mailed free 0 all expectant mothers by Bradfeld Regulates Co.,. 4oe Lamar Bdg.. Atlanta, Ga. Get . bottle of Mothers Friend" today of any druggist. Use as directed and you win thso know why mothers for nearly half a century have used and recommended this splendid cd to motherhood. Their letters are messAeoD 0f cheer. that breathe comfort ia every W0OA
The Ozark spectator., 1916-07-14

Two railroad companies have employed more than 300 gradu- ates of the telegraph department of the Springfield Business Col lege, and are calling for more every month. Every young man who would like to be a station agent, operator or train dispatcher should write J. A. Taylor for special telegraph catalog.
The Ozark spectator., 1916-07-14

the future. But h 0o meantime, during No anxious period of x.
 pectancy, there . . splendid remedy kn0WD as Mothers Frieod" that does wonder. U is for external use, Io- lieves the pains el muscle expansioA soothes and quiets Ns nerves, extends its iA- fluence to the intelnAl organs and removes C 8 great extent the tea- Iaozxx &~ ~uyNN- A0A AA
The Ozark spectator., 1916-07-14

Mrs. J. F. Maxey and grand daughter. Miss Mable Hendricks have returned to their home at Ozark after a visit to Little Rock friends n d relatives. Little Rock News.
The Ozark spectator., 1916-07-14

Read Edgin Bros. ad in this issue. They can save you money on feed. adv.
The Ozark spectator., 1916-07-14
Home Celebration
 Of Wonder Interest

The arrival of a baby in the household completely changes the entire aspec4 of