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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-10
Cottage Prayer Meetings, East Side.

cottage. prayer Meetings, East Side.
Tuesday-Mrs. Peachey, 100 Lincoln
street, 8 o'clock; Mrs. II. Boyd, So
Aida, 7:45; Mrs. A. Nichol, SIS
Iowa, g. Mrs. ]. Rudd, 324 Liberty,
3; Mrs. Dan Walker, 100 Second,
7:45.
Wednesday-Mrs. A. Dahuff. 44O
Palm, 7;45; Mrs. John Hart. rs
Fourth, 7:45 Mrs, Parsley, 692 B,
3; Mrs. A. M. Beaver, GIG Iowa,
7:45; Mrs. Rondeau, $50 Fairview,
3; Mrs. E. w. Sidler, 70 Fifth. 7:45;
Mrs. A B. Chapman, 76 Dewey,
8.
Friday--Mrs. G. Stannard. 1889
Bou evard, 7:45; Mrs. M. E. Bos-
Tough, $50 Allison, 7:45; Mrs. L. M.
Hall, 107 Sixth, 7:45; Mrs. c. J. Fos-
ter, 294 Oak, 3; Mrs. S. Slack, GIG
East Main, 7;45; Mrs. McClanahan.
172 Mountain avenue, 8.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-10

Reserve your Easter lily orders for
the Trinity ladies. On display Thurs
day before Easter at Rose Bros 1t
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-10

Cliff Payne makes skirt boxes.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-12-08

The Democratic newspapers
made much of an ado about the
neglect of Judge Hughes to con-
graduate President Wilson on the
latter's election Also, some Flor
ida papers are whining and sniv-
cling because Billie Knott has not
directly congratulated Rev. Cats
on the latter's victory over Knott.
Now, why should honest newspa-
pers urge men to play the hypo-
crit in this way? Does not any
one know that neither Hughes
nor Knott nor any other man
with any pride or self-respect,
can be sincere in extending con-
graduation over his own defeat?
That depends. If a candidate feel
that the office is his by divine right
we doubt if he could be sincere in hi
congratulations to the man who de
feated him. But if he is true Amer
lean he knows that the office belong
to the people and they can bestow i
upon any man they choose. In thi
view, he might be sincere in his con
We know of such cas-
es, although we believe the partie
were disappointed.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-12-08

Break your Cold or LaGrippe with a
few doses of 666.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-12-08
Jacksonville to Nassau.

Col. J. D. Rainier, General Passen-
ger Agent of the Florida East Coast
Railway, states that the Ward Line
will inaugurate special winter pas
senger service twice weekly between
Jacksonville and Nassau by first
class steamer leaving Jacksonville
January eighth and Mondays and
Thursdays theafter. Returning will
leave Nassau January tenth and We'd
nesdays and Saturdays thereafter.
Last sailings middle of April. Tran
sit thirty hours each direction. De-
tailed schedules and fares will be an
nouncad later.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-12-08
ALBION HUTCHINSON
CLERK AND COLLECTOR
To Take Place Vacated by
City Clerk w. A. Will
liams, Jr.

At the city council meeting on Tues
day night, City Clerk w. A. Will
liams, Jr., for the past several years
the efficient and accommodating city
clerk of Palatka, rendered his resig-
nation, the same to take effect Dec.
31st. 1t is said that Mr.. Williams
will become chief deputy under Coun-
ty Clerk Hancock, who assumes office
January 1st.
Of course it was known that Mr..
Williams would take this action,
therefore it is not surprising that
there were applications in for the
place.
The applicants were Messrs. G. W.
Lansing, Albion X. Hutchinson,
Geo. l. Homel. Mr.. Lansing, who
for some time has been serving the
city as assessor, rendered his resig-
nation of that place, which was ac-
cepted
When the vote was taken it was
found that Mr.. Lansing had five and
Mr.. Hutchinson six, which elected the
last named.
Then the council asked Mr.. Lam
sing to consent to reappointment
as assessor, which he did, and the re-
appointment, or rather reelection,
was made unanimous.
The new clerk is the youngest son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hutchinson
and is a Putnam county boy, having
been born in Crescent City and grad
uated from the Putnam High School
in this city. For the past year he
has been serving as a deputy in his
fathers offce-the county clerks
and has attracted much attention by
his courteous, kindly treatment and
accommodation to all who had bust
ness. He is a young man of exem-
plary habits, studous and is very pop
ular socially. He is versed in the
work of the office and the city is
assured of competent, even excellent
service.
Alderman Jacobson has been look
irg over the city's dumping Ground
with the view of turning it into a
park; he thought it would cost the
city at least $1,000 to make it or
namental. Alderman Pursley also
said he had looked over the ground.
but "felt that the city would not be
justified in going to any expense in
the matter"
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-12-08
The New Wilson Home.

Contractor L. S. johnson is inst
putting the finishing touches on the
new home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Will
son on the river front in Mulholland
Park.
The ground and roadway and walks
are also being laid out according to
plan, and it will not be but short
time before Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson can
occupy.
This house faces the river, and the
roadway entrance in the rear is also
an artistic entrance. The house is
furnished with every modern conve-
nience in the shape of lighting, heat
ing, water and ventilation. Has two
modern baths and kitchen arrange
ment that embraces every convenience
so placed as to insure perfect SANTA
ton. The rooms are large and
light, the living room being 1S 30
feet, with great fire place Besides
the airy inside sleeping rooms there
is an upper porch sleeping apartment
But it is the wood work of the in
terror that is specially attractive. The
stairway and hall are magnificent in
specially selected cypress. The doors
also are of special design and artistic,
those of the upper floor being of gum,
which are to be finished in mahogany.
The house has number of closets and
little store rooms for clothes, little
hooks, etc, opening from each room.
One room is to be called "the don,"
and is where the ex-mayor will retire
when he wants to cogitata.
Certainly there will be nothing in
tie way of a home in all FloriGa that
will excel in beauty and comfort and
act more as a binding tic to earth
than this pretty conception of Mr..
end Mrs. F. H. Wilson's.
Break your Cold or LaGrippe with a
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-12-08

1t is not known whether the alder
men in looking over the ground" al
so looked over the accumulated tin
cans. Certain it is that all passen-
gers on the A. C. L. R'y passing
through the city are now having the
privilege of looking over the cans
which hide the ground from view, and
they are not adding any to the citys
reputation for beauty. If the city
owns the property and it can be made
into a park for $1,000, or one mill
ion dollars, it would be good in
vestment.
Alderman McNally, heaven bless
his bland and smiling soul, wants
Williams street improved. This is the
little, narrow street which bounds the
new postoffce on the north and runs
through from Second to Water street.
1t is in a primitive condition, with
sand foot or two deep and bordcred
with weeds. Alderman McNally
wants the roadway graveled and the
street maintained in style in keep
ing with the new surroundings. He
is eternally and then some right.
AS there is doubt as to the city's IL
tie to the street City Attorney Merry
day suggested that the title be look
ed up.
Palatka does not see its faithful
servants go without an official God
speed you" Alderman Jarrett took
the floor and paid a fine tribute to
the worth of retiring Clerk Williams,
and then moved an official vote of
thanks for his splendid service. This
was voted unanimously.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-12-08
4 SUGGESTED
COMPROMISE.

Florida's governor-elect is a Bap-
tist preacher by profession and ordi-
nation, though he is not just now
working at it.
His official political organ, edited hy
the man whom it has been announced
will be his private secretary, is the
Jacksonville Free Press. Therefore
any note or suggestion from the or
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-12-08

The editor of The Palatka News is
under obligations to Gov. Trammell
for an appointment as delegate to
the National Rivers and Harbors Con-
gress now in session in Washington.
One of the Tampa Times staff has
been appointed christmas Poem Ed
itor,' and his duty from now until
Christmas will be to read and in
wardly digest all the Christmas poems
sent to that office in an effort to Sc
cure $5 prize for the best. And
yet there are those who insist that
there is no sinecure connected with
a newspaper.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-12-08

fession, end for this reason it has
been suggested that the incoming ad-
minstration may displace him for
someone who was more active in nam
ing it. DR.. Fernandez served many
years as secretary and under numer-
Gus administrations, and for this rea-
son it has also been suggested that
DR.. Warren may be retained.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-12-08

Scientific tests have shown that in
occupations employing the larger mus.
cles women tire more rapidly than
men, while in work in which smaller
muscles are used they are more eff
cipnt
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-12-08

gan could scarcely be construed as 6
false note.
Society at Tallahassee wants bal
in connection with the approaching
inaugural ceremonies. 1t has beer
custom handed down through gen,
erations of beaux and bells of the
capital city. But just now society
is a bit worried else this hitherto
brilliant shindig will be clipped from
the coming ceremonies.
The Baptist church is against balls;
it looks upon them as fox trots to-
ward perdition, though many there
be who go in thereat.
Will the ball be a feature of the
inaugural? 1t begins to look hope
ful to the lovers of the dance. Why ?
Because the Free Press-organ of the
incoming administration, says:
The State certainly admits
even requires-a considerably
more broadened scope of enter
tainment and amusement than
would be even appropriate in an
evangelical church society. Per-
haps, il the cleavage be not too
closely dawn, the world would
look with greater tolerance upon
the sevcrer simplicity Of the
church. The integrity of the
church is certainly at premium
in statecraft; in order ofterner
to get an infusion of the char
acter that Governor Cats will
bring to the executive mansion,
the retention of the inaugural
ball might serve as common
ground of compromise between
the state and the church .socie-
ties. A ball were safer under the
auspices of the church than the
State.
We have really heard some
apprehensive speculations as to II
whether an inaugural ball shall
be conceded. A few suggestions
from about the state might not
be amiss. We will be glad to
publish them if we have the
space.
Commodore Thomas Jefferson Ap-
oleyard, editor of the Florida Record,
published at Tallahassee, is the first
% accept the invitation and come for
ward with suggestion. 1t is:
"That the committee on arrange
nents and the floor managers of the
oall be selected from among the
churches Of Tallahassee, and that
the ball be conducted under their su-
pervision"
The attitude of Commodore Apple
yard, who is a church member, re-
minds of US of a conversation be-
tween a Palatka pastor and our lead
ing ex-socialist, Mr.. C. A. LeHardy,
some months ago. Mr.. LeHardy had
been little rough in his talk, and
the good pastor, placing his hand on
LeHardy's shoulder, asked: Beloved,
are you a Christian ?" "No, Brother
Pm an Episcopalian."
Brother Appleyard, however is
both, and more. He is an Episcopal
liam, a Christian and is fast becom-
mig Cats democrat. But can he
speak for the Methodists and Baptists
Of Tallahassee and promise their of
fetal participation in this ball as
floor managers? We trow not.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05
Dit 8es,fs anf Die @usabl BON fatbp-
liiden Giniuubnern lit @tiiionri
Der elite Staat.

Saut 8eridt Oes offiSiellen 9atbo.
liben @0reBbitdes befinben ii6 in
ben Ser. Staaten 16,564,109 Wit.
glicoer Der &omii9 &atboliiden Sir
DIE, cine 3unabme bon 254, 799, felt
BEN borberaegfnoen Sabr. Mit DC
aug auf obise 3ablen lift @iiionr;.
nit 100000 (SieieI6e 3abl aiS nis
i'm 8oriabr), Der elite Staat IN Der
Siite.
9as @oreBbl16 giebt Die 3abl Der
3omiida atboliiden @eiitliden in oen
Ser. Staaten, nit 1852; bon bieien
iinb 1873 iogenantte 8eltgeiitlide,
ndbreno 1884 beridiebenen religi.
oien Srben %anseboren; oaber regl1-
ldre @eiltlide iino. ginidlieBli6
Der aatboliiden auf unieren iniula-
rem 8eiibungen leben gegenipdrtig
9 ,922,0624 &atbolifen inter Der
Slagse Der Ser. Staaten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05

@urpbb, CUR 8erbanoliing. Ger
Sail, ipel6er bon Berger bierber Der.
leet nrroe, brebt ii6 nm ben 9eiis
elmer 2anoltrefe, in Berger. l1nge-
f1br % 3eugen iparen borgelaben
worbeL unO Die angelegenbeit, mel
DIE Dor elmer Srrp berbanoelt murbe,
nabm Den gan5en Sag in Qlsiprud.
0as ltrtbeil laittete ~auguniten bon
Otto S6mibt. InmaIt Seize $.
Sdaper, bon 8aibington, bertrat
S6miot, mGbreno %. 8. Cole, bon
Union, Der Sertreter bon Sinf nor
(geem Saben 2eaber).
5 9as @eri6t bon Monroe Count
tp bat es iest unternommen Den
Steuer d. 9riifebergern (tor.bobgers)
auf bas Sell al riiden. Ser bortige
goltntp . Glerf murbe nod ben UNI
liegenoen Gountp Siten eeianot,
Inn Oie &%egiitrierung bon Sppotbe,
fen our 0efung bon 4nleiben 5l iirt-
teriuden, Delde bon 8iirgern bon
Monroe County al,sipdrts genlabt
nnb Dem aiieiior ni6t angegeben
nufOen. 8enn bon Seiten anoerer
Gountps Die 9lei6en Sdritte getban
miiroen, Damn miirben b0dit mabr.
ideinli6 gang %onitdnoige Summen
gum 8ori6ein fommerl, welde biz
iett, Dem 8eilden gleid, bob i'm Der.
borgenen bliibt, iid BEN 4ligen bes
@iieiiors ent5ogen baben.
S SIM @erifts . @ebGu6e in Glap.
ton, ct. 2oris Gountp, gab es IN Der
pergansenen ISOLDE cine Seiratb NIT
Sinoernilien. Cine @eiellidaft, be-
ltebenb aus 9raut, 8rautigm nno
graEtmuiier ipar eridienen i'm cine
ScirotbSli5ens at erbalten. Mlles
pcrlief frieblid, Bis Der Glerf Die
idriftli6e @innilligung Der Wntter
berlangte, neil Die @rart minoer-
jGhri9 mar. Dies 4niu6en, icitens
Der 8ra,,t, beanttportete Die Wnttcr
nit 5pei S6lagen in Dos 8eIift
oes Mdodens. 9ie 9roiit 8ablte
nit elei1er Miinoe auriid nno es
cntipann ii9 cine reeelredte Sala.
serei aipiidcn Ben beiben, bel ipelder
Der 8rdutigom Die @olle oes Heit-
trolen ipielte. S6IicBlid wuroen
Die beioen a6Rpferimen ourd bia5it'
fommenbe @eomte getrenrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05

aabl erbalten batten ni6t ndblbar
iino, neil bieielben lire It6btii6en
Sterern nidt be5ablt batten.
S Die 8oliaei bon Sefferion Gitp
perbaftete iiineit mebrere ~bobos,"
lpel6e bon Saus gu Saits gingett itno
mn aIte &Ieioerltiide bettelten; nab-
oeEi lie auf bieiem, ni6t mebr gang
ul5epobnlidcn @ese, einen aniebn-
;lden Sorratb bon &leibunesitiiden
olicr Irt auIommeneebradt batten,
tcrfaulten lie Den gan5cn 8lunber an
cincn Srobler unb legten Damn ben
grtra1 in S1napbs on.
5 Sbeo. Soffmanrt, bon ct. 2olis
muroe borige ISOLDE, in ct. 2ouis
Gountp, bon Sipei @dnnern unb cine
Srou onsebalten lrnO altr llebereabe
leines gutos ge5nln9en. Splitter
blicb bas auto lteden uno wurbe,
nebIt Der Srau, bon Den WGnnern
Derlaiien. Der Sberiff nobm oos
auto in @eiis uno berboftcte Die
Sralt, mclde bebauptet cine Sreunbin
ocs o2eipis Gang" al iein.
Sn Cole Go,lntp bate elm @ann,
nantes Moore, cine Glaee tpegen Ser.
leumoung gegen einen Wann no.
mems gopce, angeitrengt; in Der &la.
&c murbe bebailptet bob 9opce, in
@caentpart eines SrGi,leins 8allgboit
geiaet babe, Dob Woore friiber i'm
3udtbauie eeieiien babe. Gbe Ser
Sail jebod our Serbanblung fam,
fano es @oore's anpalt fir gerat6en
Die &lagc suriid at aieben, inbem Ger
alGgcr inSmiiden Die Saiipt5eusin,
SRI. Sansbon g%ebeiratbet bate.
2out Den Statliten bon Miiiouri fam
cine Sral, in elmer aioiIflage. peber
fir nod gegen ibren Soften 3euenib
ableeen.
5 Die &lage bon Senrp STINT ge.
gen Otto Sdmiot fam bier am Der.
gangenen 0ienstag, Dor &idter 6. &.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05
Frank II. Neumana
RummiTions- Raufmana
Sdnbler in
&efagef, Gtsrn u. 1roouRten
9Sebiter 1iIarFtpreis be,abIt
Tar Sarm,preSafte.
@eihaftspfab on Der Slnften StraBe, Oft.
lid oou s. s. &oeler's Shmiebe.@ BERT
itatt.
Bbone 1872.
3enes aus anberea Counties.

5 Sn Soft Gountp befinbcn ii9
flint fonlolibierte Sdulbiitritte.
S Ser CONNER . SIRIUS Der Uni.
periitdt bon Miiiouri, miro an TO-.
SUM ieinen Infang nebn1en.
5 8ie 8. M. Sberman Sperall
Wfg. 60. eebt nit Der slbiidt I'M, in
Nelu Sapen cine 3weisfabrif gu er.
rihter.
5 Ser 2eifnam 6es Snscnieurs
Sobnion, pelder bel Dem nelli6en
@iienbabu : ltnfall, bel Snnop Soof,
ieinen 600 fano, lit biz iest nod
nidt gefunoen poroen; snan lit Ser
Inii6t, bob Der &orper unter mebre-
rem Sonnen 8oblen begraben lit.
5 @eorg Sbubert, bon Sioge
Bluff, befinoet ii9 in einem Soipi.
tai, in Sefferion Gitp, nit elmer
i6uer berlesten Sanb. Der junge
Mann batte iid on elmer &abcnml..
lit betbeiligt, in beren @erlauf iein
8elpebr, ourd cine 81 eroBe Giilber.
laoine, 5erplaste.
5 Sn @ontgomerp COUNTY, ippie
aud in Sutton, fanb es iid,, bab Die
&anoioaten fir Die reipeet. senter
bes Staot : Naridals, ipelde bel Der
jiingiten 8ablen Die bodite Stimm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05
Moehle and Helen Osten.

Room II, Miss Alma Poeschel,
teacher; enrolment 20; average at
tendance 81, pupils neither absent nor
tardy: Kermit Baecker, Alice Fluetsch,
Beulah Graf, Edwin Schnitger, Mar
garete Weber, Hazel Thee, Alma
Dickgraefe, Addison Schermann, Eu-
gene Baumgaertner, Alverna Boehm,
Marie Dickson, Frederick Drusch, Irma
Gebhardt, Patricia Williams and FIX.
Dubrouillet.
Room III, Miss Caroline Beckmann
teacher; enrolment 81; average at
tendance 40; pupils neither absent nor
tardy: Frieda Eberlin, julius Fischer,
Lee Helmers, Ruth Kurrelmeyer,
Wilma Quickert, Pauline Rausch, Lii
liam Reiff, Laura Siedler, Eunice
Strack, Lucille Ward, Junior Bohlken,
Arnold Belle, Edna Danuser, Mer-
rill Hickman, Oscar Koeller, Stella
Schwartz, Isabel Staude, Marguerite
Steel, Erwin Barrels, Elvira Begemann,
August Brinkmann, Mabel Ellis, Ell
mel Fell, Anton Heberle, julius
Hoessli, Edwin Kallmeyer, Marian
Kraettly, Enhance Nagel, Leslie Poes-
chel, Erwin Quickert, Paul Rappold,
Waldo Schermann, Dora SLIDER, Ferd-
inand Tekotte, Herbert Weber and
Mildred Kropp.
Room ", Miss Olga Kueffer, teach
er; enrolment 20; average attendance
&c; pupils neither absent nor tardy:
Oliver Barrels, George Brandenburg,
Rose Dietzel, Carl Frodermann, Otto
Hoessli, Floyd Kimmel, Ivan Mauld-
ing, Kenneth Nagel, Virgil Rick, Viola
Rappold, Helen Rebsamen, Melitta
Schuch, Ruth Schuetz, Norma Straub,
Helen Egley, Ebert Hasenritter,
Geneva Heying, Leota Ruediger, Rosa
lind Kolb, Reith Sell and Anita Kropp.
Room v, j. C. Danuser teacher; en-
rollment A; pupils neither absent nor
tardy: Chriselda Baumgaertner, Helen
Danuser, Erwin Danuser, Olivia
Drusch, Luverna Koepke, Melville
Oschner, Robert Rippstein, Martha
Ruediger, Adolph Slber, Harvey
Stoenner, Pearl Stoehr, Sedonia
Schuch, Adna Cramer, Welma Dick
graefe, Doris Ellis, Walgard Gaus,
Katherine Kraettly, Lydia Strack,
Erwin Schuetz, Gertrude Blaske, Al
bert Breuer, Clarence Danuser, Her
mann Drusch, Gretchen Fell, Bertha
Fischer, Milton Heberle, Frieda Kali
meyer, Edwin Schwartz, Edwin Streck
and Charley Remley.
Room vi, p. H. Marolf teacher; en-
rollment 36; average attendance 81;
names Of pupils neither absent MOI
tardy: Edwin Rippstein, Frank Egg
gers, Vernon Helmers, Everett Ward,
Oliver Honeck, Inez Nagel, Fama
Rebsamen, Dorothy Breuer, Martha
Salzmann, Helen SLIDER, Delmar Koch,
Laura Ruediger, Gilbert Kirchner, Ell
mer Schwartz, Raymond Rick, Rodney
Hickman, Blanche Ellis and Arthur
Kick.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05
Sa6res . geriammlnms.

Die regelmdBige idbrlide Ser'
iammluna Der aftien . Snbaber Der
8eoples 8anf bon Sermann, No.,
tpirb i'm 9~onfgeb1ilbe an i
9ienstas, ben 8. Wai, 1916
begimenb Inn 8 ubr borm. uno
i1liebeno INN IL l1br Mittags abge.
balten neroen gum 3Dede Der @r.
ipGblune bon iieben 0ireftoren uno
au Grleoisung folder anberer @e.
idafte Die porgebradt tuerben mogen.
81. 81. 8reuer. 8riiioent.
81. 9. @aIfer, Sefretdr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05
@abl Gptis.

Die jGbrlide Notwithstanding
Der Nftieninbaber Ger Sermann
Sobings 8anf unb 8abl bon
fiini Direftoren fir bas nadite Sabr,
finhet I'M @anfgebG,,be aru
9ienstas, ben 9. Mai, 1916,
bon 8 nbr bormittags bis IL nbr
.ulttags itatt.
Idtungsboll
6. S. &ippItein II, Sefretdr.
Sermanr, Mo., ben Id. Ipril 1916.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05
8eilden.

8eilden-in Den blaiier 2iiften
Wadt ibr mir oas Sera 10 neit-
SiiB erinnerungsbolles Giiften
gu gemabnit mid alter 3eitl
S6meidelno mebt mir, buftgetrascn
Sol0e &linoe ms @emiitb -
Bon ben idonen blauen SaserL
9a mein Ser5 NIT eud gebliibt.
s. SeibeI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05
Scene Qn5eisen

@erlangt: Elm aiiberldiiiger @onn
nm fir nrs ols Ggent au iungiren.
Cine ieltene @elegenbcit fir Den rid,-
tigen @ann. Ganrl bon So bis $25
PRO Sag berbienen. Dies iino feline
leeren 8eriprednngen. Solde Die
arbeit idelien braiiden iid niat ait
meloen. @an iprehe int 8bite Soule
Sotel IN Sermann Dor itno frage mad,
Srn. 6 aton n, 8immer is.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-05
Seridt Der sraoierten Sdnlc bon
Scrmann, fir ben Mouat Mpril.

Room /, Miss Alma Ochsner teach
er; enrolment 20; pupils neither abb
sent nor tardy: Idell Botermann, Es-
Their Brinkmann, Elmer Danuser,
Arminta Eberlin, Wilbert Gaertner,
Artilla Huxol, Margarete Neuhauser,
Esther Quickert, Norma, Rappold,
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