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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01

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Den &eIt bes Sommers bel ibrel
S6weiter, 5rau q. 6. 9ubn, in Ga
lima, &anias.
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belt oieic ISOLDE sic gtadridt, bob
am "a. Suli lire Shmeiter in M6n.
rebort &anton 3iirid, Sdmeis, qc.
itorben lit.
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beluhte ms anl NlittiuooD bebufs Gr.
nellerung oes @oIfsblatt fir ieinen
in ct. SpltiS woBnbaftcu 9ruoer
5ris 9iebal.
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ibrcn Inmalt, g. Is. @rai, an Cams.
cine &lage altf S6ciouna bon
ibreIn 8attcn, Sarrp gberlin, etn.
Iereidt. Oils @rtlno our Sdeioltno
unpiirbigc @ebonolrna onoeoe.
,en.
Mollace &essler, melder apei
8ohen 5erien bier, bel ieinen Gltern,
RlN. aessler uno @ottin, perlebte, iii
mi Smnntag micber nah aonios
1ltg gereilt, 100 CT oils t3ipil cSynae.
lie1lr fir Die Dell Sclepbone So. an.
lit.
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nc erloe Der porigen ISOLDE BEL bie.
l9ett SerlpanOten aui 9cirld tporcn.
Illto alll Sonntag lo6 Caledonia,
County, Io., gereiit, mo-
eerr @aertner als Superintenocnt
Der Sdltlen oneeitellt moroen lit.
eerr @aertner bate felt a cSyobren
bic Settlln9 Der Sdulen in @orri.
on ,tllo genicBt Den &1tf cines ans.
!e5eidneten 2ebrers.
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yes ytr. 1, melder I'M II :OS pormit.
ags bier fallis lit, iprane am bori.
zen Sonnerstag, bel 2abobbie, bonn
as oie 2ofomotibe ii6
lberihllig iprang Der Srgenieur her.
u, lpobet CT perlest murbe. Son ben
lbrtgeil Gars berlieb feline Dos @e.
.elle, Sos. Sfmutif, elm friiberer
eermonner, lit elmer Der GoItcIerfs
oieiem 3uge.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01

SRI. emma alee, Don aonias
Gin meilt bier altf 9eillh BET Ser,
munbten uno SreunSen. Sri. Slice
lit cine Sod)ter unieres friiberen Mit-
Burgers, @m. &lee.
Sri. 9eiiic Neiunann, Delde
mebrere 8ohen bier, bel ibren Gl-
fern, auf Seil6 gelpeicn mar, lit am
Gicnstag micber nah 2capenportb,
Ganias, gereiit.
-gbriit. Sleii6, bon Ranbottan.
aanias, lit CUR 3eit Der @ait ieiner
gltcrn, Sobn 5leii6 lnO Satin.
&err SleiId lit lett mebreren Sab.
rem oils Selegrapbiit I'M 9ienIt Ger
Sonta sc Sahn.
Sos. Steinmet, bon Berger, llnO
s. $. bon 8ebreu, bon @aibington
marcn am 0ienstag bier in @eifGi.
ten. @ie Serr SteinnteB beriftct,
miro bic &ornernte inl Berger BOT
tom jicmlih gut iperoeu
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fraltt iGubcrn, iollten oasi ni6t
oltf Dem Srieobofe liegen Iaiien.
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ni6t fir bic @egrdltmrtltg bon ioI.
dlen ltnfrollt be5ablt.
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i9r SaltsgerGtb nad ct. 2ouis Re.
forbert, no 6rau Steel ri1b ole Sin
Der in 3lfunft mobnen weroen. SER
Steel miro altf Ser Sarm an Der Go
les Greet lpobnen bleiben bis ipGtcr,
mo er lid Damn ieiner 5omilie in ct.
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fo. SEER &lln5nlann betleioet fir
>as b%eginnenoe Sabr sic Stelle 0cs
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bes Sermann-@ aibington :
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01

pou gsrmauu, yaia.
erindt Gnd NM einen libe.
ralen Shell Cures ganfge.
idGftes.
&etne 8amf iiGerer
Qetne 8amf ii6erer
Dire ftpten

SireftpIen:
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Senrp Grass, Senrp 80, Setuit
ScnrD Sd,ener, .. /. Stoenner
u. 3. 8alter. &afirer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01
L. G.. GRAF
Counselor and
attorney at Law.
Office in Graf Printing Co. Bldg.
Hermann, Mo.
Gasconade County Circuit Court Docket, September 18th, 1916

Gasconade County Circuit Court Docket, September 18th, 1e1e,
First Day, Monday, September 18th, 1916.
1. State of Missouri VS. Bernice Dyehouse, ct al. -------------- Burglary.
2. State of Missouri VS.. Geo. Carwile ------------S Stealing Chickens.
B. State of Missouri vs.. Henry Seba ---------- Keeping Bawdy House.
A.. State of Missouri VS.. Julius Barrels ------------ Cruelty to Animals.
b. State II Missouri vs.. Leonard Sake --------- Grand Larceny.
6. Peter Danuser VS.. August Kattelmann -------- Motion for New Trial.
Second Day. Tuesday, September 18th, 1916.
T. Flora Hafner VS.. Dr. +. L. Hafner --------- Separate Maintenance.
g. Ambrose Funke VS.. Ed. Knete Damages.
o. City Of owensyile vs.. Chas Jones Running Hackney Carriage without
License, case "B"
10. Christina Kruege ct al vs.. Louis MoeIer ct al. ------------ Partition.
IL. Henry Wttrock VS.. Christ. Bollmann ----------------- Accounting.
IL. Bank of Union VS.. Chas. Lhk ct al Suit on Note.
Third Day. Wednesday, September 18th, 1916.
13. VIM. Kruse VS.. S. G. Qumby - Suit for Commission on Sales of Real
Estate.
ID. Feu. Book VS.. Hy Koenig ct al - Suit for Com. IN Sales of Real Estate
Is. Farmers & Traders Bank VS.. Chas. Drewel ct al -------- Suit IN Note.
.. IIeo. Whte VS. &C. Stewart ct a -------------------- Suit on Note
ing Chickens.
1s. CT Darlington VS.. Neal J. White - Action for Accounting in Partner
ship
Fourth Day, Thursday, September 14h, 1916.
10. Patrick j. Doody, rs. CAL Wooden Mills ct. al = Damage, Change of
20. Ely and Walker D. G. Co. VS.. Geo. and John struttmann = Suit On
Account.
20. Geo. F. Dttnann, B. Is. Co. vs. f. P. Bracht Sut n Account
%. Anna Kropp vs. Robt Walker ct al.
"a. MalvIna Eberin VS. Harry Eberin 49, 49, Diuorca 1
Parole Docket.
Defendants Page
Matt. FaTis ------
Louis Anderson -------.
John Khchner
j. H. Shoclley --
H. O. Breuer
James jenkins .
Robert Jenkins -. N& 8
A true copy from the Record.
Attest: L. r. WENTzEI. Circuit Clerk
WNENMM 49, MM& N&AM
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01

abonniert aiif oas Sermanner
goIfsblott.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-04-20
East DeIIOn and West Fairfield

Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Cobleigh have 9
new Ford cal.
Victor Smith, who has been suffering
with blood poison in one of his hands.
ID greatly improved.
Miner Brown, who has been very
poorly for some time. is feeling better
Miss Minnie Wilcox has gone to Kill
bOurn after spending some time with
relatives here.
Mrs. Simonds has been spending sew
eral days at the E. CUshman home car
ing for Mrs. Cushman and the little
son, who has lately made his arrival
there.
R W. Mcfarland and family moved
to Newport where they will spend the
summer IN their cottage. They will be
greatly missed by friends here. Be-
lore leaving Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Bump entertained about thir-
ty friends at their home in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs Mcfarland. A very en-
joyable time was had. Retire. shments
were served and a small token of es
TEEN was presented to them by Mr..
Martiny.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-04-20
nECISI()N IN
PRAIRIE: DlJ
SACBRII)GE
CASE

Judge C. A. Fowler in circuit court in
Portage has rendered a decision in the
case of the State of Wisconsin ex re
w. G. Oven, Attorney, General VS. the
County Board of Supervisors of Column
bia County.
Judge Fowler orders ''the demurrer
overuled and that the alternative writ
of mandamus is quashed 3"
Judge Fowler is of the opinion that
the bridge falls within section 1921
which provides that the taxation should
be uniform and that the Prairie du Sac
matter can not be uniform because it
does not tax Dane county and it is held
that the bridge extends greater dis
lance in Dane than it does in either Co.
lumbia or Sank counties.
The court holds that Portage has
constructed bridge across the Wis
consin river at a cost about equal to
this bridge and Judge Fowler holds
that to impose tax upon Portage for
a bridge across the river at Prairie du
Sac seem~ to be departure from uni =
formity.
The court holds that the consent of
the war department is also conditioned
The authority granted is null and void
after one year and more than a year
has expired since the authority was OBJ
tanned. It is also held in the decision
that the bridge starts on the bank of
the Wisconsin river only a few feet
from the Dane county line and crosses
the line between Sank and Dane coun-
ty.
Taxation would not be uniform says
Judge Fowler in his decision as Colum-
bia and Sank counties pay one sixth.
Columbia county has contended that
they were unjustly taxed by a tax of
$I2, 900 and the city of Portage who is
paying for its own bridge was also
asked to contribute toward the pay
ment of the Prairie du Sac bridge by
the decision Columbia county wins its
suit.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-04-20
F. H. DWINNELL
HOME FROM WEST

Frank Fl. Dwinnel has returned from
Hood River, Oregon, where he resided
for number of years. He saws that
real estate is not selling at any place
on the coast and that there is NOT 40
much money in the apple business as
formerly. It is difficult to reach the
big markets and the profits have fallen
off. Hood River has become a great
strawberry center, about 100 car loads
beng shipped from there last year. Mr..
Dwinnel returned home by the wav Of
California and Texas. He Essays that
California looked most beautiful, there
having been plenty of rain. There is a
food of beautiful flowers now and
plenty of green.
At Ell Paso he crossed intol Mexico. He
says there are many soldiers all along
the border, the troops guarding the
railroad bridges and other valuable
property. Mr.. Dwinnells daughter is
at Hood River and the son has been
here during the past several months.
residing with Mr.. Dwinnell's mother.
Mrs. Mary Dwinnell, and attending the
public school,
OBJ. Nye and family reside at Hood
River. Mr.. Nye was formerly resi-
dent of Baraboo.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-04-20

Dull, lifeless eyes, colorless lips, sal
low, yellow cheeks give a girl little
chance for imam" these days. Don't
lose heart, just take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. Don't delay--surprise
yourself and friends. 35c. J. B. Dono-
van & Co. ADV.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-04-20
.SAUK CITY COUPLE
ENJOY ANNIVERSARY

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Maergerlein of
Sank City recently celebrated their
silver wedding at the home Of their son,
John and wife. The day was properly
observed by the immediate relatives.
Mr.. Maergerlein was born in Germany in
1871 and came to America in 1850. For
many years he was interested in the
elevator business at Sank City and held
various offices of honor and trust in the
village Mrs. Maergerlein was Miss
Jane Quirk, who was born in Canada,
and came to Wisconsin in 1851. Both
are enjoying good health.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-04-20

For some months there has been
some friction over a fence between pro
perty owned by A. ]. Goold and "a. j.
Case. The fence has been moved and
the matter has been adjusted in sat
isfactory manner. Mr.. Case says he
feels that he was little unjustly i'm
posed upon but ne is very glad that the
affair has been 80 agreeably settled.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-04-20
Young Man

We have just received from the fac
tory the best line of underwear. The
Imperial" drop seat in all styles,
long and short sleeve and the B. V. D.
style ranging in price fromS1. 90 up also
have the regular union and two piece
suit. If you wear one drop seat you
will have no other ever afterwards.
The Fur Store.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-04-20

We just received a shipment of over
alls which we will sell at 81, two seam
roomy overall such as is selling at 81. 25.
Our regular overall still sells at 85
cents. The Fur store.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-04-20

Wear-U- Well shoes and rubbers.
Rubber boots 1898, rubbers SO cents
shoes s1.98 to So 48. The Fur store.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-04-20
BTR z HY

Born to Mr. and Mrs Ray Turner of
Fairfield son.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-04-20

See our Gordon" Hats and caps
The Fur store.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-04-20
Arrows LoIars in Quarter Sizes.

New stock of Arrow collars IN the
latest styles. The Fur Store.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-04-20

An Acre in Montana is Worth More Than an Acre Elsewhere
gHE following
States Department of Agriculture
ducton bushels of the principal agriculture
for period of fifteen average
production n bushels of Montana he
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
Two Plans Under
Way to Combat the
Loan Shark Evil

Whether a remedial loan association or
Morris Plan hank Is finally to be es-
tablished here still remains question.
A week ago a big meeting was held at
the Commercial club rooms, when repre-
sentatives of the Morris Plan appeared
before the business men and explained
the plan whereby loans may be made to
persons of small means with character
the whole basis OF credit and without
chattel mortgages.
j. p. Palmer. attorney. and member of
the legislature who had much to do with
getting a loan shark bill through the,
is opposed to the Norris
plan. Led by Palmer half dozen friends
of his met at the Commercial club at
noon and sought hearing before the
directors OF the Omaha Manufacturers
association in the hope of explaining
their opposition to the Morris plan and
expounding the virtues of the remedial
loan association plan which they advo-
cate.
AS this was the first meeting Of the
manufacturers in some weeks, they had
so much business that they could not
hear Palmers representation at this
meeting. They expressed the hope. how
ever that they might hear his case at an
early meeting. Palmer wants to go before
them because 1t was before this body
that he first proposed the remedial loan
association. even before the Morris plan
: representatives were heard Of In Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
Little Bobbie's Pa
BY WILLIAM r. KIRK.

=. Mister g. Missus Stone was up to our
house last mite; thay Jest moved into
town from New Roshell.
That was good move you made, sed
Pa, A champeen checker player cuddent
have made better jump.
1 doant know about the change, sed
Mister Stone. we had II pritty nice out
thare. You ought to see the swell den
had out in our New Roshen hoam. I
spent many happy hours thare.
. I newer spent many happy hours in
my den. sed Pa. My deer wife fixed up
den for rue & toald me that 1t was to
be my vary own. but any time happand
for to get hoam late & went rite to my
den. ! nots that l wasent alone in II
so YOU cud notis, We had many words
in that deer littel den, sed Pa. call it
my din.
You bet my husband and newer
have any words, sed Missus Stone.
bet you doant 'eether. sed Pa. He was
looking at, the size of Missus Stone &
then at ittes Mister Stone. He was Jest
my size.
No. sed Afissus stone. my husband and
] doant have words. That is one thing
on wien we understand eeeh other per-
feclSly My husband newer sed cross
word 70 his wife.
Neither did my old friend Dummy Tay-
Tor, sed Pa. He toald me onst on his
fingers that he newer raised his voice
49, his wife. 1t Is a grand way TO be- OF
course he, was lucky bee'ng hard OF
heering too. sed Pa. l sumtimes wish |
cuddent heer.N
II wud be too bad II you cuddent heer
yureselt talk. sed Missus Stone
Yes indeed. sed Pa. l got a lot of
wisdom iissening to interesting things
that I happened TO be talking about.
often talk to myself wen l am alone.
sed Pa, & at such times you can be sure
! am newer interrupted
What a CLEVER man you must be! sed
Missus Stone. She was looking at Pa
kind Of hard. 80
II Gums material to me to be CLEVER.
sed Pa. ltsis a gift for wich I am en-
titeid 10 20 credit That is why I am
not cenceeted. got my brains from sum
crate mind away back in my family.
sed Pa. Thare was a lot OF wise guys
hanging on our fambly tree, sed Pa.
My unkei Ralph was one Of the cleverest
poker players s. faro deeiers in Nebraska.
Pa sed. q had a aunt that rote
outiful luv poems. They called her the
sappho Of St. Paul. Pa sed.
How vary interesting. sed Mas friend
] bet ylre wife considered herself lucky
70 brake into such a family.
Ny Ma cain from a finer family. I
sed. herd her tell Pa so lots OF times
<fhat will do, Bobbie. sed Ma.
Oh doapt SKIOLD the littel deer, sed
Missus Stone. ne is taking yure part
What a splendid littel man.
Yes. sed Pa. He is beginning to eat
like me. lie viii be Jest like me wen ne
grows up,
u Is such pity children have to grow
UP. sed Missus Stone. Well. deer. she sed
TO her husband. we RELY must be running
Rlon&,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
COST MONEY TO PAY
WOMAN HER DUES
Great Effort to Get Three Dimes to
Woman as Her Share of Re-
ceiver's Sale.
COURT HAD ORDERED IT PAID

About $40 worth Of time and labor
has been expended by the federal Of
ficers here in paying 20 cents due to
Mrs. Dora e. Murphy. Magnolia, Ia,
and Mrs. Murphy is now about to re-
ceive the two dimes, nickel and four
cents.
She was one OF the bondholders
in the Nebraska Public Service cor
poration, which. went into the hands
of a receiver, Her rshare Of the sal
wage was the above mentioned
amount.
So District Clerk Hoyt had to go into
court and get an order for the sum. As
the court wasn't here the necessary
papers were made ous and forwarded to
Lincoln. Judge Munger was in McCook
so to McCook the papers went. and then
the Judge was back in Lincoln. On 70
Lincoln with the papers. Judge Munger
had gone to Hastings, on TO Hastings
went the papers. and finally found him
back in Lincoln.
He signed the order for % cents. Back
to Omaha It came and. after being en-
tered with due formality on the books,
and the check having been made out. the
20 cents is now on its way to Magnolia.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18

was the son Of Bebcl's douehter, au oiiy
child. was born at Zurich and was
greatly beloved bS Bebel soon after the
outbreak OF the war he had g. 20 int,
the army through the mobilization OF tlsc
SwisR tropps. lie was not alae to stand
the herdships OF the service, howevor.
ana soon developed svmotoms ci cor.
sumption but Instead OF soins 20 hebIt6
resort. as advised by his physicians. he
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18

has put the war office on the defensive.
The war office has definitely promised
pensions for disability due 20 disease re-
sulting from war service
But Il now appears from an official
rtatement that the men have to prove
that their disability Ia directly due 60
war service. II Il Is shown that they had
the seeds OF some disabling disease \
their systems at the time OF their enlist
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18

: ACQUIRED the PRIVILEGE
Ibuting to our immense clientele
affner & Marx Clothing, and this
lews means to every man who
vhen we sell such clothes as Hart
Marx make, we're doing the best
and, consequently, the best thing
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
INSTANCES WHERE PENSIONS
WILL NOT BE ALLOWED

Correspondence Of The Associated Press)
LONDON, Mar. IA statement made
oY discharged soldier. summoned 20
court for failure TO nay aliraony. that a
great many mon discharged from the
army for disability. receive no pensions.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
CITY WATER PLANTS ARE
CONTROLLED BY COUNCIL

Assistant City Engineer Townsend
states that water plant information re-
ceIved from twenty-four cities where the
plants are municipality owned shows that
Omaha and Wheeling are the only cities
where the plants are not under control
of the city council. Three of the twenty
four cities have rates higher than has
Omaha. ar
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
OF BEBEL, SOCIALIST,
LIKELY TO BECOME EXTINCT

Correspondence Of The Associated Prcss)
BERLIN. Mar. S-The family OF Au-
gust Bebei socialist leader who died "a
ls1S. is doomed TO extinction through the
death Of his only grandson. which has
occurred at Jena. This roang man. who
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18

went last oclr4 70 Jeua TO begin his
studies ut the university. he ioit no sis-
ter and his mother u = widow
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18

iim Delahsnty has accepted the terms
With the Pepumcnt Texas league club
nd will inanage haf cam this year In
place OF Mike Finu. who is ~.