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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-10

Mrs. s. l.. Birmingham OF Water
ford, Pleasure Beach Conn, returned
home today after a short visit with
friends here. She was accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs Geo A. Walls. who
will be the guests OF Mrs. Birmingham
for some time Mrs Birmingham had
been at McMechen, this state, 10 visit
her sister, Mrs. s. j. Cotton, who has
been quite ill, and who IL now at Nor
gantown at the home of Mrs G. r.
Metzler.
As result Of child bed fever Mrs.
Bruce Spindler died early this morn
ing at hez home in this city. Compli-
cations set in Immediately following
the birth of girl baby few days
ago and the mother has gradually
grown worse until death resulted.
Mrs. spindier vas a Miss weirsing be-
fore her marriage two years ago 70
our popular furniture dealer and had
made many warm friends since com
ing to Kingwood The remains will be
taken to the former home at Chalk
Hill, Pa, Friday morning where bur
ial will be made.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-10

On the reverse side
- this tidy red Elm
you will rsadi Pro
cess Patented July
3Oth. 1907" which
he's made thee men
smoke pipes where
ore smoked befogsi
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-10
the national JOY smoke

has flavor different is delightful You tasted the
And that ism strange, either.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-23

Try Capital Journal Want ADS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-23
Here Is Good News
for Stomach Victims

Some very remarkable results are be
ing obtained by treating stomach, liver
and intestinal troubles with pure yege-
table oils which exert cleansing
soothing and purifying action upon t6e
lower bowels removing the distractions
of poisonous fecal matter and eases ana
preventing their absorption bv tao
blood. This done, the food is allowed
free PASSAGE from the stomach, fei-
mentation ceases and stomach troubles
quickly disappear.
George II. Mayr, for twenty wears n
leading Chicago druggist, cured himself
and many of his friends Of stomach,
liver and intestinal troubles of wears
standing by this treatment. an SO sue.
cessful was the remedy he devised thai
it has since been placed in tae hands Of
druggists all over the country, who
have sold thousands of bottles.
Though absolutely harmless the ef
feet of the medicine is sufficient to
convince any one Of its remarkable ef
tectiveness, and within "a hours the
sufferer feels like new person. Mavr,s
Wonderful Remedy is sold by leading
druggists everywhere with the positive
understanding that your money will be-
refunded without question or bubble If
ONE bottle fails to give you absolute
satisfaction.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-23
Robin Hood to be Put
On by High School

" Robin Hood" the comic opera to
be presented by the students of the
high school Wednesday evening, May
81, under the direction Of Miss Mn
netta Magers, promises to be one Of the
most ambitious efforts in the way of
IA musical entertainment ever put ON
by the music classes Of the high
school
The costumes, Characteristic of the
DAVIS Of Robin Hood in England, have
already arrived. The manual training
class of the high school is doing its
share in preparing the jail scene, cot
tage and chapel scenes. The advertis-
ing posters to be seen in the store win
dows were prepared hy the pupils of the
art class under the direction Of Miss
Merriam.
Already the first and second acts
have been worked out on the stage
the rehearsals the next few days will
get everything in shape for full stage
rehearsals Friday and Saturday. The
cdorus is composed of SO of the best
singers in the high school. Max Al
ford viii sing til" part of Robin Hood
and Lura Minton that % Maid Marion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-23

NoTR: You've all undoubtedly heard
Of the famous DR.. Pierce and his we'll
known medicines. Well, this prescrip-
tion Is one that has been successfully
used for many years by the physicians
and specialists at DR.. Pierce's lnvalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, of Buffalo,
N. Y, for kidney complaints, and dis
eases arising from disorders of the kid
neys and bladder, such as backache,
weak back, rheumatism, drOpsy, cOnges-
tion Of the kidneys, inflammation Of the
bladder, scalding urine, and urinary
troubles.
Up to this time, uAnuricD has not
been on sale 10 the public, but by the
persuasion Of many patients and the
Increased demand for this wonderful
healing Tablet, Doctor Pierce has finally
decided to put IL into the drug stores Of
this country within immediate reach Of
all sufferers.
Simply ask for Doctor Pierce's Anuric
Tablets. There can be no imitation.
Every package Of oAnuric" is sure TO be
DR.. Pierce's. You will find the signature
en- the package Just as you do on DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription, the ever.
famous friend to ailing women, and
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
proven by years 10 be the greatest gen
eral tonic and reconstructOP for any
one, besides being the best blOOd-maker
Known.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-23
Southern Pacific Making
Several Deserved Promotions

Following its policy to make its pro.
motions from men already in the sen
vice, in order to give opportunity for
advancement in the railroad career. the
Southern Pacific announces many new
appointments On June |, j. H. Mul
cahy and j. d. Saunders will be assist
ant general freight agents in San
Francisco. MuIcahy was formerly AZ
Portland in the same capacity and
Saunders was industrial agent at Los
Angeles. w. r.. Miller, formerly agent
at Marshfield, Oregon, succeeds AIul-
cahy and NJ A. Cummings of San
Francisco succeeds Saunders. The
changes are announced by ]. C. Stubbs,
general freight agent.
D. w. Campbell, assistant general
manager, also announces the apomt-
mcnt Of B. A. Campbell rs assistant
superintendent of the Salt Lake d.
vision at Ogden, and j. W. Fitzgerald
to succeed Campbell as assistant su-
pcrintendent at Oakland Pier. G.. "
Gillette, trainmaster at Dunsmuir. sue
ceeds Fitzgerald as assistant superil-
teudent Of the Shasta division. w. p.
Kirkland is named trainmaster and g.
G. Heath, chief dispatcher at Duus
muir
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-23
133 EIGHTH GRADE
PUPILS TO RECEIVE
STATE DIPLOMAS
Agnes Rauscher, If Subimity,
Heads List With Average
Of 97.3

Out of total of 3lS eighth grade
pupils in Marion county who took the
state examinations May 4 and 8, 1873
will receive diplomas emitting them to
pursue their studies in the high schools
of the state. One hundred and eight
more conditioned in one or two studies
and will remove these conditions in the
June examinations so that they may en-
ter the high school next fall and II
filed to make the required average and
will be obliged to take the entire ex-
animation again.
The highest average received at this
time was that Of Agnes Rauscher, of
Sublimity. who totaled 07.3 per cent in
all Of the subjects in which she was ex-
amined, Meryin Fidler, Salem route
three, was second with 81, and Theresa
Heuberger, of Sublimity, was third
with 1854, George Lamb, of Jefferson,
was fourth with 96.1.
The following is the list of 1873 who
will receive diplomas:
Yergen, Mabel, Hubbard, SS2.
Hill, Blanche, Salem, No. 7, S6.4.
Barrow, Donald g., Salem, No. A.,
.S4.7.
Albus Mary, Aumsvile, 916.
Schultz, Mary, Sublimity, 90; Koenig,
Ida, Sublimity, s71; Zuber, Hildegard,
Sublimity, $50; Rauscher Agnes. Su-
blimity, 913; Heuberger. Theresa, Su-
blmity, 9G.4; Frank, Elizabeth, Sublim-
ity, 94.3; Hendricks, Veronica, Sublim-
ity. 03.5; Hendricks, Cecilia, Sublimity,
91,7; Schmid, Alphonsus, Sublimity,
1914; Benedict, Ferdinand, Sublimity,
900; Boedigheimer, Leo, Subhmity,
S77; ,Odenthal, William, Sabimity,
S77; Benedict, Edward. Subhmity,
SSH Hottinger Frederick c., Sublim-
Iity, 9l3; Steinkamp, Henry, Sublimity,
S9.7.
Russell, mia, Macleay, 94,6.
Dick, Lizzie, Silverton, SS1; Epson,
Isa Silverton, 9l,S.
Crane, Clement, Aumsville, 934; AL
bee, Leroy, Aumsville, 02.3.
Braden Eulahe, Hubbard SO,
Jefferson--Lamb, George, 961; Wall,
Kenneth, 94.9; Fleekes, Hubert 00.1:
Sherman, Courtney, SS.S; Doty, Helena,
92.S; Robertson, Howard e. SO; Powell,
Elsie. 94,6; Polaeck, Julia 93.7; Elliott,
Jamie. S9.7.
.AIarion-Colgon, Harriet, SO7; De
Laeaux, Sibyl, SIS; Lorentz, Lenora
Jennie. Sl,3; Haack, Lillian, S5.3;
Hall, Ruth Ann, .. Hommett Guy,
S3.5.
Salem, No. 4-Cresou, Cecyl, S4.7;
Harris, Keith NJ, So.
Aurora-Wilson, Ethel F., ..
Salem, No. 5--Cobum, Harriet, so.
Aurora-Piper, Edward, s05.
Pratum-Pooler, Leone Elda, .904.
Silverton--Mehl, Sigurd, S0.2; Null
key, Tir2ah S2.5.
Salem, No. 6--Hall, May, SG.3.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-23
silverton, No. 2-Lindquist, Dagny

Silverton, No. 9-Lindquist, Dagny
c., e"
Hubbard Sanders, Irene. S2.5.
McKee-Ballweber, Harvey, 500
Salem, No. 3-Bressler, Gladys, 93.7.
Pratum-Welty, Ellis, s43
Salem, No. 3--Fdler, Mervin, 81.
Pratum-Sappingfield, Charles A.,
s2.7.
Salem, No. G--Withom, Harlan G.,
s0.5.
Pratum-vogt, Carl, s77,
Gervais- Coomler, Katherine, S0.4;
Jefferson, Agnes j., s9.6; Coomber,
Charles Ovid, s6,7 Russ, Frank, 500;
Mahoney, Celestine c., S9.5.
Silverton-Anderson, Emma, 1913;
Solberg, Clara, SO.
Salem, No. 3--Bostwick, Hazel ",
S95; Howard, Lolah, SS.4.
Mehama-Rabe, Venita, S2.3; Mul-
key, Merel, So.
Salem, No. 3-Schmidt, Jacobina, 1873
Silverton Smith, Cleo, 81.
Stayton-Keegh Edwin, 90; league,
Robert, S12; Spaniel, Anna, on; Ros
sell, Hugh, SO; Wirth, Ethel, S6,3.
Aumsvile-Futon, Mona, 9l2.
Shaw-Gilbert, Matte, s6,G; Park,
Iv"oShnrnH Y,o Hpoostor Wallace n
es q V'0'" '''' ''''@'
S;lvor+or Amo+r+, rlom Tboodoro
oa .. Hoberly Marie s5S. Rne We,
tor go reg
Salon No -Robf,os Wiuio s61.
BloSe Florence sGI
S5lyortonI Hayernick Ernost On ?
Salem. M No Coon Fnon. % sO2 'V'''
cta,ton KirooL A,nns ga
S,IS SoiSn, n" M if'C" a. iii a5 Holoi pUo s5a.
Kisor 3Ho so7. G,monfeldor uilJa'
s1G. WnifGmeyer AEce s95. Pease'
Poy l,y n yy S8S '''' ~ '-'
salon No g. codv Nroho, AL
Woodbnrn- pennebokcr Wiua o1 4.
Wi,tins Uary on al g.. a. Waooman % nv
on <. B;h1,ons y GIaJys o9SS. GihbonSs
Non o5I. Frnston % . Dorothv oI =,
clement toiq o9S. Mack Esther 9i / {.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-23

them are taking correspondence school
courses in mechanical engineering; one
is an omniverous reader of classic liter
ature; another is a violinist wao plays
the DeBeriOt concertos in highly
creditable manner; two are splendidly
versed in the history Of the world, from
the day Of our Aryan ancestors to the
current events of the European war;
one is lawyer who is travelling for his
health one is clever sign painter; an
other is man who, until he suffered a
nervous breakdown, four years ago,
was a prominent politician in an East
ern state; eight nigh school graduates,
and two have been successful actors
Six are married and one is sending a
brother through Cornell University
Only one we are informed, is clown
when he has his makeup" removed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-23
Why SUFFER WITH BAOEAGHE,
KIDNEYS OR RHEUMATISM Now I?
Leller TeIls Of Lono.lOOked,for R.esoriptio,l.

Letter Tells Of Lon0-IOoked-Jor Prescription.
Dear RedderS--If can do any good in
the world for others, wish to do it, and
/ feel that it is my duty to write about
the wonderful results | received from the
pSs OF "A9nri An bi.d was t6RaS suffering from
urine, backache and rheumatism, and feet
and ankles swelled so that at times
could not walk without assistance
Had taken several different kinds Of
kidney remedies but all failed. sent
for q box of DIR. Pierce's newest dis
covery, oAnuric," which / received by
mail In tablet form. soon got better
and am convinced that this popular
new medicine is good. / wish to rec
ommend it TO my neighbors and every
body suffering from such troubles.
MRS. M. j. SARGENT.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-23
PRICE OF GRAPES TO DOUBLE

Sacramento, Cal, May 23.-The re.
cent frost which damaged the grape
crop to the extent Of $5,0O0,000 win
result in the price Of grapes being
doubled, according to y. NJ. sheehan,
secretary Of the State Vitieultural com
mission.
Wine grapes win sell this year for
from $40 TO $25 per ton, while last year
the price averaged $40 ton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-23
John RObinsOn's
Big Shows In Salem

Ebert Hubbard once wrote, "Men
whose souls are corroding with care
weighted down with sorrow too great
for speech-are often those who set the
table in roar
1t is a fact that the circus clown is
eften a very serious-minded individual,
we are informed by the press agent of
gOhA Robinson 3 Ten Big SHOWS, which
will appear in Salem on the afternoon
and evening of May 2j.
The press agent says that he has
talked with every one of the fifty-one
clowns of the John Robinson s Ten Big
SD ,ws and that he finds that two Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-23
Almost a Riot In
House Of Commons

London, Map 23.--Confusion reigned
in the house of commons yesterday
when Timothy Hcaly, an Irish mem.
Der, created a scene during debate on
tho executions Of Irish rebels.
81 am not going 10 stand here and
see our people shot, he shouted. "wo
are not in Russial" +"
There were mingled cries Of approval
and disdain from all over the house.
Members were in an uproor.
Gle is a licensed triitori" yelled
one voice.
Healy had previously declared that
he had no confida1ce in Irish law by
rourt martial AMI That ne hal 70 con.
fidenee in General Sir John Maxwell,
in charge Of the situation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-23
A FEARLESS PHYSICIAN

Such physician recently re.
marked;-"The wonderful power of
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound over diseases Of women is not
because it is a stimulant, not because
it is a palliative, but simply because
it contains the very elements needed
to tone up the female system and
strengthen the depleted organism. "
OF course that is so. otherwise it
could not succeed as it has.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-23
Today's Beauty Hint
: 3 Z < x = x < x x < 4 x y \

y Z" = y y = - - . - = y = r
It fs not necessary to shampoo quite
so frequently if your hair is properly
cleansed each time by use Of a really
good shampoo. The easiest to use
and quickest drying shampoo that we
can recommend to our readers may
be prepared very cheaply by dissolv.
ing a teaspoonful of canthrox, obtain.
ed from your druggist, in a cup Of
hot water. This rubbed into the scalp
creates a thick lather, soothing and
cooling in its action, as well as bene-
fieial to scalp and hair. After rinsing
hair dries quickly and evenly, develop.
the scalp is fresh and clean, while the
ing a bright nster and soft fluf.
finess that makes it seem very heavy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-23

"and then he is just naturally a com
edian, rays thu press agent.
To quote him further can Of John
Rohinson's Ten Big Shows clowns arc
men Of intelligence and all of them, ex-
cept the natural comedian l mentioned,
talk sensibly and soberly.O -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-10
Sorfef6oe gemb.

9ie iungen 2eiite Der Nadbaridafl
'batten bel Sris &riteger nerlih eint
Gartp bel pelder ii6 alle beltens
amiiiirten.
@ir babcn jest aud cine Sabre be-
2emmel's Gambling, 10 Dob mir MN
'5u alien 3eiten ben @asconaoe frelt'
Sen f0nnen, mas fir biele unierer Be
mobner cine groBe 9equcmli6feit lit
Som Semnnel iuib Satin befat'
oen ii6 Samstag bier gum geild
bon Sr1t. Kennels Mlitter, Die re6t
i6limm franf lit.
Gbas. Reeie uno Satin parer
lette ISOLDE bier aiif 8eiud bel Sral
Reeie's gltern uno bel Der Samilit
Sidenoief.
@roBmrltter Sooner lit in,mer nod
our6 &ranfbeit ans gett gefeiielt.
Sie lebte S%eriammlung Der 9. q
g. Il. mar iebr gut beiu6t. 9it
nG6ite 8%erlammlling miro am Conn
tag ben ~. @edr5 i%tattfinoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-10

beiu6 ab. q
SRI. Sba @eiobarbt lit bon Ct.
2ouis 5uriidsefebrt gu einem langc-
rem 9eiud ibrer I%ngebortgen.
Clarence 9ietrid, felt GINGER 3eit
in Sermann beidGftiet, lit mieber
nad @orriion 5uriif sefebrt.
Senrp @aertner If. bon Scrmanrt
~erfreilte lesten Samstag ieinen Sobn,
2ebrer 6. 6. @acrtner unb beiien So.
mile nit ieinem 9eiud.
Die BPM bieiigen oramatil6en
Glib am 5amstag I'M Sdulbauie &c.
sebene Soritellllng mar auberit gui
beiud)t irno Dos fleine Sramo oas sur
auffiibrung fam gefiel allsemein
Die 0titnirfenben, Die u~ngetbeiltes
Sob perbienen iparen: Serbert nnf
2clano Rebefer, 8. .. @nobt, @ep
8oblfing, s. 6. @aertner, Ben @eb.
mcper, nno Srls. aurelia &enipcr
@uita aapelI unb Srou 8. 8. @nobt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-10

Gilbert 8oei1el mur6e am 9iens.
tag Ibcnb bon ieinen Hadbarn nit
elmer Surpriie-Y artp beoadt. an.
meienb lparen: @oolpb Stride inb
5anlilie, 6. s. u. 9uidmeper rnb
@attin, Sobn 9aur unb Samilie,
SRI. @itber Surol, Com. llnb Souis
Surol. IS mar bieies ein fleines
Ibi6icosfeit % gilbert am n1diten
Gage nod Sebron. g. 9afota reiite
Inn bort lansere 3eit al bleiben.
0ie Sarmer bier, trotoen tic einen
balbigen Sriibling erpartcn, laiier
oennod ourd SGgemiiller 8m. &ue.
bigger grobe GuantitGten Seuerbola
idgen.
gei 2ollis 8oeidel if. fanb eben.
falls cine geIellige ~3uiammenfunfi
ieiner 3adbarn Itatt unb allie 4nipe.
ienben berlebten etlide rcht froblide
Stltn6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-10
Swensoille u. 3.

Scr @ei5cn arf unieren Seloern
iiebt ni6t iebr bielperipredeno aus,
beionocrs no berielbe ipGt geiaet
lplroe. glu6 &lee unb @lfalfa ba'
ben blir6 bas piele Srieren ilno 8ie'
ocrauftbalien iebr gelitten.
9ie Grippe baben mir nun 10
aiemli9 log, uno Die meiiten Der
&ranfen iinb mieoer auf Dem Damn.
@m. ". 9rnnion uno Samilie
iino nit ibrem Salls. uno 8iebitan0
na6 Sllgbesbille, 800, nabe Seba-
lia, ge5ogen no Serr 9ranion cine
300 ader eroBe Sarm gepadtet bat.
@ir miinlden Der Samilie 8ranion
beiten erfolg in ibrer 1ellen Set
matb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-10
8otsbam IN.

Sris lltbe bot Die friibere Gbas.
9eblGpalb 8obmtng bc5ogen.
Sp. u. Sdnitger bat leste ISOLDE
cinen beiten Irbeitseiel perloren.
Ben 9roefer lit lette 8obe mad
Soipa gereiit INN bort iiber Die
6riibiabrs. nno SomnterSeit auf Ell
ner Sarm 5u arbeiten.
Gbas. @eul bat feline Sa9emiible
iest auf Sris gifermann's Sarm in
9etrieb.
Sermann Seppe mar nit ieiner
SGgemilble leste @ode alf Sam
Gifer's Sarm nit 6euerbol5idgen be.
i6Gftiet.
SRI. Sba 9roefer lit lebten Conn.
tag pieber bon ct. 2ouis 5uriif &c.
febrt.
9r. 8orfmann ipar iiber Sonntag
in ct. 2ouis.
9as 1lteite &ino bes Gbepaares
80. 9ra9t, meIdes idmer frmf mar,
befinoet ii9 eliidliderlpeiie pieOer
aitf Der 9ciierung.
SRI. 0tiune @ebmeDer bon Scope
lit bier 81 @aIt bel Der Samilie Srit
1.-THE.
&. 6. Getting unierer tii6tiger
Hoaobob cling am Sreitag mad Ser.
mann I'M ieine Sabresabrednung
nit Der Gountp Court ab5ulesen.
@m. Stors bon Stolpe mar anl
Sonntag elm milfommer 8eiu1er in
Eotsoam.
Ben stephan uno Samilie iino
bon Stolpe nod 8otsoam iiberiieoelt
nn0 bepobnen bas Srib @ifermanu
sous on Der Sope &oab.
Serm. Seppe miro in na6iter 3eii
nit Dem S1gen bon 8aubol5 begin.
llcn fir 60. 9ra6t, Der cine groBe
Sdc;tne gu bauert beabiidtigt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-10
9rafe e.

iSreb Gollmann bon Iaplenoob
bciinaet ii1 geaeniuGrtig bier gu 9e.
Iildb bci GItern uno @ei6miIter.
Sobn Sdparb bon Sermmn frii-
Der 8eiienoer fir Die 9eering Sarm-
naidincricr, mar bieier Gage bier
Iii, mebrere @eipann giel unb Sfer.
DC bon Gbos. @roB 81 faiifen. Serr
Sdtpar3 bot cine groBe Sarm i'm
Iorriion 8ottom semietbet.
Sran 2ouis 2ongcnberg lit ioeber
bon ct. 2ouis auriidgefebrt, no iie
neite SriibiabrsDaaren fir oos @e.
id6ft ibres @atten eingefauft bat.
60. aempcr, Der Sorb gluto Iscni
mar bier I'M proipeftipe G1ufer aui
Die 8ortbeile bes beriibmten Sort
gutomobil %aufmerfiam 5li MAIDEN.
Oscar SorItmlann bat bel &eb Sai
cine Sarm gefaitft.
Senrp @inbborit bon Spracuie
Sch. mar lcste ISOLDE bier in feline,
friibcren Seimatb auf @eilih bel Ser,
mdrloten.
llniere bicsi1briee 2agerberinmm
lung (Gamputeetine) miro anl 2. Uni
g augult Itattfinoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-10
Nnftiun.

Der Undergraduate miro auf Der
Sobn 4llenann Sarm, 1 Weile peit.
lid bon Berger, am
Samstag, ben Is. Mars,
beeinnenb I'M 1 llbr, nabmittags.
bas foleenoe bepesli6e gigentbum
an ben Weiitbietenben perfauften:
A Wauleiel; groBe braune MGbre;
Stub; Ginb; 8 2Gufer; 100 Siibner;
nerer 9eering, 7 SUB tongue-trild
9inber; 9 @gsen; @ras Waber;
Deering Seitreden; neller Sheibens
gultipator, nit S6aufel 4nbengiel;
Sbeiben gege; Superior Sdeiben-
Drill; 3 Bfliige; &orn.8flug; Gang
Gultipator; bober @agen; 2 niebrigc
@aeen; Surrep; &unaboi,t, nit
@ummi. Heifen; 8uggp; 8usmiible;
Cider -Grelie; 3 Sas 8agengeidirr;
SoB boppeltes 9ugspseidirr; Sas
einfades @eidirr; &ifien.S attel;
mebrere 9uibel &orn; mebrere Sone
men Seu; mebrere bunoert SUB 9alls
bol5; iolpie biele anbere artifel al
aablreid I'm angefiibrt 81 iueroen.
9eoinglmgen: alle 9etr1ge nnter
SIS, 9aar. Sir 8etrGge bon iiber SIS
miro Elm &reoit bon 6 Wonaten be.
pilligt, gegen Rote NIT gutter 8iirg.
i6aft.
8em es am IS. @Gr5 reenen iol.
te, Damn finbet Der Serfartf am Mol1s
tag, ben 20. War5, Itatt.
otto Sc. 4IIemann
9erder, 500. H
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-10
Nanfiaanna.

llnieren berali6iten 9onf erlauben
mir inns allsauipreben alien unieren
Sreunoen tnb Hadbarn fir ibre uns
uno unierer BERT. eeliebten Satin,
Mlitter, Sohter nnO S6meiter,
Malbina Sdnbert, (eeb. &indepaD
erpieienen 2iebesbienlte, iomie audi
fir Die 9etbeiliaung am 8egrGbniiie
uno fir Die reihen 8lumenipenoen.
8eionoers ber5liden Sanf benz
bo6m. &ep. &omanlb fir feline ber5.
li6en Sroitporte ioipie e~benfalls benz
Srauenperein unb ben 9abrtudtrG-
germ.
Oie trallernoen Sinterbliebenen.
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asnes ans anSsren Counties.

S Sn Soplin itarb oieier Gage Der
t02 Sabre alte @m. 6. Miller, mel
der ii6 crit Dor ettpa einem Sabre
gum Sipeiten Iale p%erbeiratbet bette.
S Srau Inton Straotbaits, 26
Sabre off, begging an lesten Montag,
in ibrer 8obnung, IN llnicm Selbit'
moro ourd grbGn9en. Die gepeg'
arilnbe 5u oieier Sbat mcrben eincnl
3uItanb GROCER acknowledgements
5useidrieben.
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rics golntp bat Oas gittgeiu6 oes
5tobtratbS bon Belle genebmigt nno
oem Stuotratb erlalbt nod peitcre
70 9lder oes angren5enoen 2anocs
in bie @ren5cn Der Staot Belle ein-
5uIdlicBen. Die Staot geuimt oa-
Ourd einen 3uma6s bon II Samis
lien oils ginlpobner.
S Der YG6ter elmer Sarm, in Cape
@iruroealt Gountp, bot Dem gigen-
Thinner Die biibi6e Summe bon
$500 oils 9adt beaablt, Sn Stalls
gountp baben 5nei 8riioer, ipelde
Die YGdter elmer Sarm iino, benz 81.
gcntbiimer innerbalb Der leBten 40
Sabre cine Summe bon iiber $12,.
900, ais Sa6t besablt.
5 Sn ct. 2ouiss Duroe an 9iens.
tag iiber 5uei Soridldge abgeitimmt,
no6 mcl6en Die Ncger in abgeldlol.
lenen beIonoern @obnbiitriften blei.
ben miiIien. Die beioen Soribldge
murben nit iiber 10000 Stimmen
@ebrbeit a%neenommen. 9ie Gcaer
uollcn bic @iltigfeit Der 9eitimmln.
gen geridtli6 anfedten.
S @s iino ii 8obrlo6er in Wtii'
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SUB Siefe erreidenL wie Stats. Geo
loge $. u. 8uebler, bon Iolla, be-
ridtet. 0ieie uno anoere 2o6er
murben eebobrt nod @ineralien, Del
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i'm Stoate lit IN ct. 2ouis, 3,S43
SUB, un6 ser nddlt.tiefIte auf Der
Sarm bon 81. 8. Silper, nabe ct.
Seters, 200 Sub.
5 ct. 2oltis County umfabt eincrl
SlG6enralln bon 4S7 Qua6ratmeis
len lt6 bat cine 8ebolfcrung bon
100, 900, alio mcbr als iiebemlal 10
piele ginmobner als @ascpnuoe
gountp. Ser fir SteuerSmede ein.
gcif1bte @ertb bes gigentbums be-
trGgt $31.593,0 900. 9asIelbe bot
773 Meilen an 2albpoitltraBen (Mlls
raj Holttcs) iiber pel6e burd 80
Eoittrdger bie ablicferung Der Soit
an 10000 Serionen beiorgerl. Sci
elmer nelllid a~beebaltenen Spe5iul-
mabl bot ct. 2ouis Gountp bic Ius-
gabe bon Bombs gum 8etrage bon
$3,000,000 beldloiien gum gau bon
StraBcn uno 2%onOpegen.