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Just Government League Meeting.

The Just Government League OF
Carroll County held its regular
monthly meeting at the residence OF
Mrs. VIM. H. Yanderford on Tuesday
evening. February IA, with good at
tendance. After the reading of the
minutes of the last meeting the cleo.
tion OF officers for the coming year
took place.
Miss Shellman declined reelection,
and asked that someone be nominated
In her place, but was finally prevailed
upon to allow her name to be placed
in nomination, and the following Of
fieers we're unanimously elected:
President. Miss Mary B. Sheliman;
First Vice President, Mrs. s. <. Herr;
Second Vice President. Mrs. Charles
BillIngslea; Secretary, Miss Dorothy
Elderdice; Treasurer, Mrs. Carroll
Albaugh: Chairman, Entertainment
Committee, Mrs. @. ID. Gilbert; Car
roll County Chairman State Women's
Suffrage Party. Mrs. Carroll Albaugh;
Delegate. Mrs. w. Il. vanderford.
With the exception of the secretary
who succeeds Mrs Annette Whitmore
Smith. moved from Westminster, and
the chairman and delegate of the
SLaIe AssOClaIlOn, HI the Oti1sIS saC-
coed themselves.
Several important communications
were read and acted upon, and ar
rangements we're made for public
meeting TO be held in the near future
with Miss Lola c. Trax. State organ
iZer. as speaker.
It was decided to hold the meetings
in the afternoon until further notice,
to accommodate members from the
country AMI others who cannot at
tend at night. A resolution was Of
fered and adopted endorsing the
Jones Bill for Widow Mothers Pen
sions. presented BY the Committee OF
100 nov before the Legislature. and
the President was authorized to send
copy of the resolution to the mem-
bers OF the Committee on Ways and
Means. and the Finance Committee.
asking them 10 report fayorably. the
bill AZ introduced by Senator Eugene
Jones, and to our county representa-
tives urging them to do all In their
power to have the Bill passed
The next meeting will be held In
the w. {. T. e. room IN the Times
Building. Monday afternoon. March
90. At 3 o'clock 10 which all interest
ed are cordially invited.
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.MAIl.MllilD.

The Christian En1eayor Society
gave Dos social at Mrs. Richard
Bakers last week. which .as sue
cess. both financially and socially.
The young people played games and
enjoyed themselves until about L
o'clock. when al departed foI their
homes. Those attending were Messrs.
and Mesdames Richard Baker, Charles
Wagner. Carroll owings. I. l.. Skin
ner, Howell Davis, Misses BESSIE SteI-
her, Lille Davis. Dorothy Davis. Col
die Little, Elsie Conway. Anna Derr.
louise Williams. Rosa Spencer. Flor
ence Spencer. Lille l.amden, Ruth
0wings. Louise 0wings, Mrs. Maggie
sayers. Messrs Walter Wagner. TiviE
Buckingham. Howard Coppersmith.
Carl Owings. nradle. Blizzard, An
drew Spencer, Marion Blizzard. Bur
Ton Blizzard. Edward Spencer. Edgar
Mingle. Arnold Albert FrIek, Walter
sayers. BIZ Saylor. John Spencer and
Rev " Sites.
Mr.. William Iellers gave a dance II
his home Tuesday of last week. Every
one had a pleasant time.
Miss Rosa Spencer has gone 10 yisIl
her brother. Harold, Of EIllcott City,
for a week.
Mr.. Charles Wagner and vile and
Lille 1.amb1en spent the weeks end
IN Baltimore visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Lizzie I1oekar1 is very III =
this writing.
/ Mrs. julie Paynter Is very much I'm.
proved
: Miss Pearl Loekard Is spending til.
week with her aunt IN Westminster
MIR. Walter Wagner gave dance =
smallHood Hall Tuesday. February
d. TO his friends. It vas quite sue.
cess. About 200 people being present
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The u. &. 7. U. To Hear Dill, Sunday.

On Thursday afternoon. February
18th, the members of the ". c. 7. L.,
of Maryland will have reserved seats
to hear Billy Sunday. Every woman
and man In Carroll county who Is a
member of the " {. T. [. is invited
Io meet at the WaYerly Methodist
Episcopal church. York Road and
31st street. Baltimore, at 80 o'clock
sharp and go in body TO the tabef-
nacle. where they will have reserved
seats at the Billy Sunday meeting
Any local union having banner Is
urged to carry 1t. and every member
Is required to wear the white ribbon.
This Is splendid opportunity To
hear this noted evangelist and per
sons Intending to take advantage of It
will communicate With the county
secretary, Mrs D. f. Shipley, 80 thai
seats may be reserved for them.
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BARE BRANCH.

Little Prudence. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Myers. Who vas very
III with pneumonia. is better at this
writing.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Walter HelwIg spent
Monday evening with Rev. and Mrs
Hoffman and family. of Silver Run.
Miss Lydia Koontz. who wa on the
sick list. Is better Al this writing.
Some Of our folks are beginning to
think the old time prophecy OF The
wood chuck i no good. as we had
more winter weather since that day
then before.
Mrs. J. T. Koontz spnl a few days
with her sister. Mrs David Circle. Of
Pinch Valley.
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vein N IIsnheT. rho ID one year so, fse
!. iHis.
Little Evelyn as our DARING.
Pride u ~ ~ hszHts ~ Esans
hut 80 zHEei ezns a. NkizHsfed
Little Eselsn DO eazHs hons.
IIttis Hrz nov slased IsFrvsE.
TheT I'll naHsf fuaIs h pressed
Hat N spirit IHsY singing
Sweetest anthems 18th IL blssa
Ha- ezH zs tEIak or darling gus.
The eaa ss lsssd ssll:
Hos ca u b. - swsHI Hazsr.
No me- wtth as CO dwell
Int dszI EVELYN we re cosnIng
Up q szs.t "a ons ~ sHs.
Hksn IHIs tazIHens If IL OF
And he wear Journey daae
II IL - within our dwelling.
IonsI# are aHH hszHIz tedzY.
Far Evelyn. The one - i0vsI - dszTly.
Has forever naaNsd zsaT.
~ "a lextso rzHgrTz
TIE loving BID 20 yauns and fair
Called hence - eaTl. dozen.
IuHI eaHzs 70 inv b. swe=I > ha#sf.
In Paradise sonld bloom.
Ere sin ssuld harm o. sorruw fade.
Death eama 9TH friendly saru.
The opening bid 10 Hsssen conveyed,
And hade II 1lpasom there.
II HEH aaAED.oTHEH
In the graveyard softly sleeping.
Where The anserz gently ave
Les The ons wa loVeI % dszHIy.
In her lonely silent crave.
The midnight Stars re beazaInE
Upon The silent Efzss.
Where zIsspeIh Nithuut dreaming
The ens We could nj sAys.
B4 HEa AusI Ana.
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The following new telephones we're
installed by the E. & =. Telephone
Company. Rev. v Z. saltzgIYer
unIontown. Westminster sllf-23. c.
j. benson. Arcadia. Hampstead 1874:
John l. Bollinger near tegisvilie.
Westminster s05f-6. n T. Haines.
Union Bridge Sim. Clarence o.
Hahn. Union BridEe 27r. ID. SnIder
Babylon. Westminster 226r. Rev. A.
PARCELS. Westminster 81. Paul Reese.
Times Building. Westminster. 51i.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-18

That the business men Of Baltimore
are opposed 10 tho proposed State
wide Prohibition Hi. nov before The
legislature. Wa the keynote sounded
January 10 nj the annual banquet OF
the Shoe and Leather beard If Trade
OF baltimore IN the Hotel Rsnnsrt,
baltimore
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-18

A Vest Virginlan dropped $5.00O in
New York on fake race Il he
don't soon nse some judgment some
one will be selling him lot of green
goods. a gold brick. and even TO
pick the ace out of three cards care
lessly laid on a table. Another suck
- tnE.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-18

Floods In Arkansas Valley are re
eeding and many persons will dis
cover that their farms have moved
into the adjoining county and prob
ably distributed itself all over an
other mans land.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-18

Chicago gangaters killed another
policeman. making the seventh since
January /. II this keeps us Chicago
won't be safe for even an Nnarmed
piekpoeket OF tImid chicken thief.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-18

-. Boston, Feb. I0-The shortage In
I'D 1odyestuffs and the demand by textile
nm Manufacturers for this product was
= Pointed out today by dealers who re-
- J4lIortedsHhat a barrel of violet dye
bought IA, months ago for $500 had
hssn fsoIdiitare for $4,000, an increase
sIoa1a3100 tper cent.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-18

War. WITH THE ELEMENTsl
WILL LAST UNTIL APRIL Isl.
MORALE lily COAL. The months 81
February nd Harch re always try-
Ing ones. 70 h prepared. Keep The
Goal.IIn veil filed With Smith :
nelisnIder's Goal.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-18

An grbana. t0hio1 girl'H heart Ia
on her RICH. side. The doctors have
decided to let II remain there. and
say a serious mistake has been made
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-18

As 10 the contentious of many army
bill debaterF. the National Guard ISM
as good as a Continental
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-18
MARYLAND LEGISLATURES.


Bills were introduced In the Sem
ate and House Friday which change
the time for holding primary cleo
tons from September 10 not later
than the second Tuesday In June.
This applies to all primaries, except
those for presidential delegates and
electors. which. as heretofore. are to
be held the first Monday In MAY.
4 similar bill was introduced two
years ago BY Senator Beck. who made
the point that az the farmers were
busy harvesting their crops In Sep
TENDER. 1t was difficult to get them
to the polls. Senator Collier intro
duced the bill In the Senate and Mr..
Bouchelle IN the House.
BY Delegate Molesworth-To amend
the charter of Mount Airy. Freder-
lex and Carroll County Delegations.
Continued protests on the part Of
farmers from all parts OF the State
over the slippery condition Of the
State Roads led to the introduction
IN the Senate b. Senator Archer. Of
Hartford county. OF bill requiring
all State roads 10 lie built or repair
ed 50 they shall be safe for horses
The bill requires. In substance. that
all State roads shall be so construct
ed. maintained. and repaired IS to
be suitable and safe for horse travel
As well as by automobile.
Delegate Prinz. OF Baltimore city.
introduced IN the House bill ID
amend the Ten-Hour law by proyid-
Ing that no woman shall work after
Il o'clock noon on Saturdays IN am
manufacturing plant in The State.
Only factories are affected.
Favorable report b. the Carroll
county delegation on Senate BIZ No
81. by Senator Narfeld. 10 authorize
Carroll County Commissioners % ae-
quire any toll road and make IL =
public county road. Passed 10 third
reading.
by Delegate l.eatherwood--To
amend The charter Of Mount Airy.
Carroll and Frederick delegations.
Delegate Frank s. Given. Of DaltI=
more county. introduced in the House
bin TO give pensions 10 volunteer
fIremen disabled IN the course OF their
duties and 10 their widows and chill
dren IN case they are killed The
pensions are moi 10 exceed $50 :
year for tn fireman. nor more than
$40 for the widow. With IN added
allowance Of seR annually for each
child
Senator Allen. of baltimore county.
"Wednesday introduced hill calling
for nm appropriation Of S70.DOe 70 b.
used h the State Roads Commission
in completing the reconstruction Of
The Liberty turnpike from Old Court
road 10 the Carroll county line II
vas one Of three special rad meas
ureA offered In the Senate during the
days aession
Another hill vas offered BY Senator
WarfieId L calls for an appr0priaz
ton OF s75 QUO for the construction o.
macadam road from Westminster 70
New Windsor
The extent 70 which the business
Interests of Baltimore are stirred b.
the means nf Statewide prohibition
Eas evident yesterday when = large
delegation q prominent citizens rep
resenting the Merchants and Manu-
faeturefs' Association. he Did Town
Merchants and Manufacturers Assoz
citation. the Chamber Of Commerce
and other large institutions appeared
before the Senate Committee on Tenn
peranee. OF which Senator Archer Il
chairman. and presented petition OF
more Than = Don names of registered
voters against tie enactment d the
Prohibition BILL
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-18

When 1t comes to preparedness
Bryan is from Missouri and not
Nebraska.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-18

The ground hog will stay in his
hole If he L wise.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-18

Another bill vas offered ~ Senator
Narfield L CALI for an appropris=
ton OF $4,000 for the construction O.
= macadam road from Westminster 70
NeR Windsor.
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CenIennr, NJ. Church.
Sunday February 10th.

Sunday. February 2Oth.
9.I5 a. m.--snnday school. A. w.
Wampler. Superintendent,
1910 a. NJ Morning worship. Sermon
by Rev. ". W. Bowers,
d. d.. District superln-
tendent
7.00 u. m.--Epworth League. Lead
ers Mrs. sellman and
Mrs. Little Bright music.
0rehesIra--Male Quar-
teIte.
You and your friends are cordially
invited To attend
Frank Il. Haxenner, pastor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-18
LARGE PUBLIC SALE
OF
Live Stock and New and
Used Farm Implements
On Saturday, March :. 1916

On Saturday. March ;, 1910
The undersigned 81 .sll - his farm, = milss
TEazn tzIIls.fazn aiaaz LiEIlastozH Hanover
tzTapiEz eiozz 70 shIIItss azEaoi Haass. Re f.
ls~ihE farsonHi pFupaFtyi
- n uEAu HORSES AID MULES
80 sas zzz.Ins = aas pr af azfk nalrs. :
suarz cd Is hands high. sell HHaksu=
0z@ i-sth hzyinz been anrksz In ths ls@d.
gas paiI q d.. be- aat.s. - o'd ~ ?.
snd btaksn. nzrk b. hoTsa gssrs 81. ssz-i
driver sd STRIKER. 81 brsi. sstFHE tipo reabdz
- saszz - g ssn e p'.zzas y zzn -
.sars - an eel EFsks. Strawberry seza colt
EEafoas Esze1. fesFz I'd. eEsss go sst TsiiEFsz
i ssntssI Pa Bay fsrchsfun coltz. Yszfs Oh.
hEaAs niaes 1s@silns eaII. vii make gssz
. nEAn DF uEHoHsEu CATTLE -
sazsistIHz - ! asza hsifsTz. II =
tlsH sHtiRas1 sxsabs f. sssszz HK
Hlnck Eaiis HzHzt = them DlfhzzH --=ss=--
zIost - Of IHefn e foe haIshsHz
% EXTRA PINE aHoATs
I'll wzZzk fFaza e. . 10 psandz. BsTzshirsz
GAestez White IsiznI Chin. and larssz Reds.
A IoT o. FARMING IMPLEMENTS
me 81 Thsm Me-
Beng n the farm IHspiSsnsal business hasz
nIzaci 81 my farm ths beat md laIszt machinery
IAls machinery has sssa In - jus long enough
II pat i n gel running 6FzIzT a. u b bcezz
I'll taEsn cars ~ IN ala 81 hsss Inc .
aHs snzzhinszY At Ikls szla. Tt inpl=zssntz
s.asist = the following 5 farm vzz2ns. 20 ar
Az.HfH I'll AsH#aHaA anss ~ - A@tsH
zzaafsa wagons Little Gem IzAoFss .axaaz waaz
- balIsz ans = thea hogHzzmsdss Cioz=E= L.
manure zpreadszz, O. soha.. ths sthsF leo-bH
IHzabiuz gran drill q disc Taafnazz sns =
ha< Ontario ~ enc 10 Farmers FAveFlIs, nsN
Champion HlndsF. If cut. Mccormick eeEH bsfI=
-. In ed condition. II. !. international GO
engine. asW; aoah=azFsN naFn nlaatsEz. a.
Hlaek Hzsk aHa y !. Case nj 90 EazEs. .
them re-. nsz zlnEIs=How spanElsE eoru HlsntsHz
zaikY I'm workers.. fur d them asw. : ssiH=
N, ons = duaHls d. hasHas. ussa ona ssaaan.
: new suHIng 18th kzzTova. me ; lI-ta1.A tn
ether H=Iaoth. znaaHhlnk . peg naFreHA atezz
drum Id rullez. faHFow plssa, Hay taEss, ofza
"a International tszIIz4 an aide delivery raEs
s.zabinazI 2 n. eft hnTza an hand dunn
/ IHsHaz Ezkesz Scientific fed mill. lola.
/ na#ef NIL tn ether No. sweep MIL. E1lh 90
/ p new nd my sfnsT articles NJ. mentioned.
szls % commence At i o'elpsE. A. !.
| IEHMs-A credit II 10 mathis I'll be given -
I'll suns # a. and uzsr. l. purchasers giving
/ note Wit approved zszuritT. foaT per cent =
1 IuT cash
AUG. P LIrPY
/ ] Il HzzzhozT. AueIz
/ II Kline 4 . uellinE.E. Clerks. feb 1871
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-18
PRIVATE SALE.

A Farm Of 30 Acres at private sale.
This farm contains 90 Acres and is n
. high state o. cultivation; i -
under good buildings and has been u
recently lined: located near the BaltI-
more md Westminster turnpike. about
one half mile from sandyvIlle. Apply
- WILLIAM Il. BROWN,
Westminster. Md
Carrier 5. Box 81. feb 1857
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-18

HTKEzYitIzE aAHzET.
Reported 3. Ths AasylzHd MlIllaa HapBls %,
Me VI. = WHHHsid. IHasadszI
H~k=s4IIIs - JauUAfY IHI6
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-18

Senator Allen. Of baltimore county.
"Wednesday introduced hill calling
for nm appropriation of S7o.O0e 20 b
used h the State Roads Commission
in completing the reconstruction OF
the Liberty turnpike from Old Court
road 10 the Carroll county line Il
vas one Of three special Foad meas
ures offered In the Senate during the
days session
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-18

Too many people are Ike cider
they become sour with age.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-18
lNHEMORIAH.

In aad bal lssiug Tesnsahranes II little ri.
Evelyn n Hsnnex. rho ID ena YeaH $50, Esb.
Ia -
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-18

The undersigned al aal - his farm, = fnisss
I'm tzIxl-.fszzn alaaf i.iIIlastozH a Hanover
fzTapiEz. eiozz - Shifts asHaol Haass. Re f.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-18

= II. HzzzhoaT1 Auea=
Il. Kiln. q ,. uelliuE=E Clerks. FEB lh-&t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-07
Cine Sdlansen.8 .8eididte.

ga mir ,lnS jest i'm 3eiden Der
iaueren @urfen, Der Shlangen
iino anoeren llnse5iefer befinoen, 70
fam 5ur abnediclune aud einntaI
cine gang geiuobnIide 2anb.Sdlange
,lnIere 9lufnerfiomfeit IN slniprlid
nebinen.
Die Sdlange lit iiberba,ipt Elm iebr
Invertebrates Gbier ilno ibon bon al-
tiers ber oas Sinnbilb Der @eisbeit; !;
Ieioer abcr aud ons Sinnbilo Der
Sali6beit. 8ar es bod cine Sdjlange
ipelde emit imierer Stonm Mutter,
@po, I'M Barooies. bic Sf0nbeit Der
slepfel, am 8nume Der @rfenntitiB,
onpries, 70 bof, Der gliten unidul.
bigen Gpa oos Mrno tp1iierig iuuroe
itno Tie gum @enuB Der berbotenen
9Sru9t berleioete. 9as idlinlntite on
Der Sa6e aber lit, Dab oas arme, gut.
ntiitbige S6af, Der aoanL iid oann
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-07
Summer 80
Seitameut bes beritorbemeu garf
Sanmitarf, Sr.

SsSn ieincm Seitament bonn 8. SEP.
tember 1915, beSeliet bon aua.
Useper, Serb 9ed, Sfop Wleper imo
Sobn Sauer, Dermadt DER peritorbene
&arl galunitarf, Sr.. ieinen idntn,t.
liben @rllnbbeiis unb iein beiuea.
lihes eigentbium ieiner @attin, gnna
gai,mItarf, mGbreno ibrer 2ebens5eit
cber lolanae ipie iie 8itttpc bleibt,
5iir gaisniebiins nnb, ipenn notbuen.
Dig, alt6 geniieeno bonn aapital, iint
lie 5il erndbren. Sic ioll ferner oas
Me6t baben Den @runobeiit aara
ooer tbeilmeiie 5i berfaufen, fpenn
Dies fir ibren ltnterbalt notbmenoia
iperoen folIte.
sSru Sail zines 8erfaufs bon ir.
genb einem SbeiIe oes gigeutbuns,
ioll oes 8etrae Der @erfaufsi,lullne
oent belpe9liden gisentbmn beige.
fiigt lperoen 5um 8eiib ip1breno Der
Sebensbauer Der 8ittipe. geim
Sooe Der 8ittue ooer bel ibrer @ie.
oerperbeiratbing, ioll Der 8eIt oes
gigentbims bertbeilt per6en mie
folgt: 9ie Sobne SeS grblaiIers,
sllops uno @epre, uno Die godtcr
2ena, jebes 5000; iein Sobn auaiiIt,
500; iein Sobn Sermonn unb feline
Sobter. Gertrude 8oeel, iebes $50;
ieine Sobne Carl, Solepb. Warfus
imo 6ranf, ino ieine So6ter 0laria,
ieScS $5; iein enfeI 2eron Sobn
oes beritorbenen 9eter 9aiimItarf,
500 Ser Sfeit bes 8eiises ioIl als.
oann ot gleiden Tbeilen, ilnter oes
@rbloilers brei ainoer, Glops, 2ena
uno @eorg 8aumitarf pertbeilt iper.
ben. 5raii slnna 9numltarf pur6e
aur @ollitreferin oes Seifaments,
obne 8iirgihaft. ernannt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-07

bon Der gba berfiibren lieB sleih.
falls In ben apfel 5it beiben. Das
mt nun 'fse;iid idon 5ieiuli6 lange
Der, aber trotoem fonnen mir es
nt9t pergeiieu, oenn iener s(pfelbiB
brodte, mic cinit 9sanooros 8iidie.
nidts als ipie Gorge, 2ait ,n6 s(rbeit
iiber Die Na6melt.
8aS MN ipeaieIl Die S6langen
anbelangt, 10 baben iid) bieielbem
ibret uralten &uf Der &lugbeit be.
pabrt bis aitf ben beiitigen Gag ilno,
mic es Den anidein bat, iino oieieI.
ben im einflang nit linierer fort.
i6rittlihen 3eit, aud nod ipibbegie.
riger geporoen uno 5ipar in iolden
@rao, Dab lie nun aud einen Gin.
plif III oic @ebeirrniiie Der Suris.
pritoen5 erltreben, mie nn6itebcnoer
lpabrer uno perbiireter gorfall seiat.
aon,nt oa neulih Sfi6ter Mug.
MeDer in bns gourtbalts uno CT.
blifte nit gntieben onf einen
Sarcibtiid eine 3iemIid groBe, le.
benoige Sdlange, meIde ii6 gang ge.
miltblid 5um @orgenidl1f6en ge.
ringelt bate. 9a nun bic Statl,ten
bon Riiiouri feinen slufidIuB oar.
ilber geben ipas fir Iegitime @e.
id1fte cine SdIanse int @eridt.@e.
bdiibe boben f6nnte, 10 mar 6ies elm
flarer Sail bon 8etreti,ns frelnoen
Gigentbuns obne 8eredtigung. nno
oas ltrtbeiI lalitete aui iofortige Gnt.
fernltna, entiue6er freiuillig ooer nit
@eipalt.
Ridter Meper, Dem Der Sail ettpos
beoenfIih eridien. nabn 6aber ieinen
5relino unb aollegen. 3ibter Sbeo.
8raf, 3ubiIfe, i,no beioe, I'M @erein
NIT an6eren 8ean,ten, tna6ten oann
ainen 8oritoB uno Maiien Mngriff
luf benz ilnipiIIfommaien gin6ring.
ing. 9lber alid bier, Der beoeilten.
ben niimeriiden llebernadt, i'm
ennoe nit iariitiider 8eisbeit ge.
Ieniiber, beipdbrte Die SdIange ibrei
llten &ilf Der &lugbeit, inoem iie
linf ilnb sefpanot ibren Saidern
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-07

bumps, roao,lparts, rooo-oumps,
.breafs. tbanf-pou-mams, pper
tbe iuaoes," uim. ,tno ipeil ons @e-
ri6t, in bielen SGIlen, bic 3tpedloiis.
felt oieier .pater,b ,breafs, " ,liip. einge.
leben bot. ioiuie aud Sic @eiabr CT.
fennt, ipelhe Dem reiieilben 8ubIiflun
ars ioIWen fhle6t fonitruirter
oao-buntps, iiiip. ertp1dJft, oaber
bat bas @eri6t Die foIgenben Spesi.
fifationen erlaiien, rpelde bon ben
StraBenaufiebern in @asconooe
Gollntp befolgt meroen ntiiiien.
Spe5ififationen in 8etreff Der Son.
ltriftion bon uipater. .breafs" on Gf-
fentliden StraBen:
sSnOem oas @eri6t erfabren bat,
oaB cine groBe ansabl rlpater.
breafs" qler iiber oie offentliden
StraBen oieies Gpuntps anaeleat
meroen erlaBt oas @eri6t Die fol
genoen 8eitimm,lnsen fir Die slnlaae
ilno ben 9au Der sennnnten ,mater-
breats." $50 es abiolut notbpenbia
lit, lolde nipater.breafs" iiber eine
offentIide StraBe an5ulegen, iolIten
oieielben IN Sorm zines @infeI ge.
baut peroen, 10 oaB bieielben gum
Sbeil arf Die cine ,,no gum Sbeil auf
bic anoere Seite Ser StraBe fiibren;
alib nliiiien bieielben oben auf Dem
&arnnL penigitens s SUB brett iein
iino aaf beioen Seiten gan5 allmablia
ablaufen. Die foleenoe 3eidnl,ng
erldutert ben 8au oieier .mater.
breafs."
Sectional Views
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-07
Mittel sesen bic fleinen 3eden
(Gbissers.)

Gin gab in beiBen @aiier, o6er
Sal5lpaiier, ODER aud itarfem Seifen.
malier. ein paar Stimoen na6ben1
nlan lid I'M 8alo oOer i'm @ebiild
oleier fleinen auGlseiiterr ausge-
lest bot, miro meiltens geniigen INN
ole l'nangenebmen Solgen s,i bcrbii.
ten; Iolitc oas aber nidt Der Soil
letn Damn mitB man eben ltrammere
soften m,f5ieben. 0adoem oas
Silden besonnen bot ,mb Die fIeinen,
rotben 5ieden erideinen lit Die an.
'penonng bon beroiinntcm 4mnonia
rafblam. Sollte oas nibt beIfen,
oattn miro cine gei1ttigte 9ufI0ilmg
bon 8af.Sooa ooer SaIerat,ts sic
9eipunidte 2inoerltng peridaffen.
Steie Soiirng iollte otter linb in ge.
nitgenoer 8eiie angeipenbet iperben.
5n ertremen SGllen iollte man aber
oeroilnnte Soo-Sinftur ober Colo,
olon anipenoen. @iel beiier lit es
aoer, lpenn man iid, Dor einem Ius.
TUG in's Sreie, Den &orper nit car.
ooli'ierten gaieline gut einreibt;
oonn bleiben etnem oieie laitigen
Sdlte bonn 2eibe.