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Evening star., 1916-01-02
Pupils to Give Entertainment.

Pupils of the Thomson School are to
give an entertainment Friday and Sat-
urday evenings at the school building.
18th and L streets northwest. for the
benefit Of the Franklin-Thomson Home
and School Association and it's social
center. A community singing class is
TO be organized Tuesday evening at the
school. Albert w. Harmed. organist at
st. Adams Church. Will have charge Of
the chorus.
Evening star., 1916-01-02
EMPLOYEES ENCOURAGED
TO Join NAVAL MILITIA
Annual Report Of Chief Bassett Of
Navy Bureau Tells Of CONNER
cial Interest in Reserves.

Many corporations and banks have
encouraged the enlistment of their en-
ployes in the naval militia during the
past year, according to the annual re-
port of Capt. F. B. Bassett, jr.. chief
of the navy bureau of naval militia af-
fairs. Leave on full pay and not de-
Quoted from the regular annual vaca-
tion period has been granted by these
commercial organizations, the report
says, to such of their employees as de-
sired to attend militia schools. The
Navy Department has formally COM
mended these business houses for their
public spirit
The S,312 officers and men OF the
naval militia, Capt. Bassett reports.
form "a very valuable reserve for the
navy in time of need" and under the
full application of the act recently
passed shows satisfying progress IN
numbers and efficiency. 1t Is recon-
mended that the free mailing prlVllese
of the army and navy be EXTENDED TO
the militia. that federal employees be
granted leave to attend militia schoois
and camps without detriment to thelr
private interests and that provision De
made to allow the @ erial by by iIai tbair own
officers, of offenders against dlsclpIne
on militia cruises.
Regular Service System Followed.
The report contains the following
comment by the commanding officer OF
the naval militia of the District of CO.
lumbia:
I'm connection with the training OF
the naval militia of the District of Co.
lumbia for the preceding year, the COM
manding officer has endeavored to fol-
low out the system in use in the regu-
lar service and has no other sugses-
tions to offer. This system has proved
very effective during the year.
Uniforms and equipment furnlsned
the naval militia have been sufhclent
both in quality and quantity Each
man has been fitted according to the
list furnished by the division of naval
militia affairs.
The above is submitted after con-
sultation with the division officers.
This organization is trained. uniformed,
equipped, etc. as a whole and not as
divisions The commanding officer of
the battalion prescribes the drills to be
given and these orders are carried out
by divisional officers. Regular consul
tations are held by the commanding
officers of the battalion and the COM
manding officers of the divisions rela-
tive to uniforms, equipment, drills,
cts"
Evening star., 1916-01-02
Tremors Noted in Tacoma.

TACOMA, Wash, January 1.-TWO or
three violent shocks rocked the city
at 4:52 pm. today. The shocks felt
more like explosions than earthquake
shocks. but the du Pont powder works
and the Ruston smelter near the city.
the only likely places for heavy explo-
sions. reported no accidents.
Evening star., 1916-01-02
Record at Buffalo, N. Y.

BUFFALO, n. Y. January 1.-Severe
earthquake shocks were recorded on
the seismograph at Canisius College
here today. The first main shock was
of seven minutes duration. from s.12
to 9:19 am, and the second of ten min
utes, from 9:20 to 80 o'clock, after
which there were hve minute tremors
with one-minute intermissions until
10:43 O'Clock. The indicated direction
was due south and the distance about
Evening star., 1916-01-02
CHARLESTON, DRY;
ESQ YEARS OTHERWISE
Prohibition Laws Become Effective
in Many States in South
and West.

| CHARLESTON. S. c.. January This
| city today. where for nearly $50 years
| liquor has been sold. started out the new
| year under prohibition regime. Today
| local breweries, beer bottling establish
ments and liquor dispensaries are
| closed. The enforcement Of prohibition
is in the hands of the city police and
the state liquor constables brought over
from the dispensary regime. Formerly
being paid out Of the dispensary profits.
the liquor constabuIary is now to be
paid from the governors emergency
fund.- it is understood.
"Dry" in Four Western States.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 1.-Prohibi-
ton became effective today in Washing
ton, Oregon. Idaho and Colorado with
out any resultant disorder. according to
reports received from the four states
In Seattle and Portland the windows
of yesterdays barrooms either were
placarded with signs announcing new
business ventures for the former saloon
keepers, or disclosed bare rooms from
which fixtures had been removed to
make way for new tenants.
In Colorado the usual New Year eve
celebrations were held last night in the
larger cities. but liquor stores closed
early and quietly. In Boise Idaho, most
of the saloons were closed long before
the stroke of the new year.
Arkansas Is Like Sahara.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, January AL
though state laws. operative today, this
states first day under statewide pro-
hibition, permit the seizure of bar stocks
and fixtures by the state, the Arkansas
division of the Anti-Saloon League OF
America announced that ten days would
be permitted the saloon men to dispose
of their property.
Last nights closing here was orderly
There was only one arrest for drunken
ness
Thirty-one saloons were closed in Hot
Springs, siXty-four in Little Rock,
twenty-four in Helena, twenty-one in
Argenta and four in two other counties
"Saloonless Iowa" Now.
DES MONIES. Iowa. January IA
saloonless and breweryless Iowa became
legal reality today. when the mulct law
repeal bill of the last general assembly
restored the state to- statutory prohibition.
Reports here, however, are to the effect
that saloonkeepers in Davenport, Keokuk
and other Mississippi river cities are pre-
pairing to test the legality of the mulct
law repeal by selling drinks over their
bars Monday.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-23
@irb Sloan's Eminent ainbcrn?

8robirt's ltnb iebt. Cine glnrpen-
Dung miro mebr bclpeiien, ols cine
gan5e Spalte bon 8ebaupti,ngen.
Sames 9. Sergiiion, 9bila., 3d.,
i6reibt: sd babe munoerbare Gin
oeritng beripiirt, ieitbem id Sloan's
ointment on meincn &nien bertltBe.
Wan bore nno %itoutc: nod all bieicn
Sabrcn bon Shncr5cn COB mir cine
anncno,ing 2inoerung. @ielen 9anf
fir oaS, mas @iier Mittel fir mid,
get9an bot" 2obt bas 2eioen nift
an6allern, bralt6t Sloan's Ointment
fir Die Stellen, no Die S6meraen
iinb, uno iebt, nie idnell 2inberung
fonmt. 3iebt ein obne &eiben. &auft
cs in irgerb elmer 4potbefe. Io.3.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-23

8enn SIR fir @ler @e(o Scr,
beiten &affee al boben niiniGt, buum
gebt 81 Sobn s. SeImers.
Sri. ellie 8illiams, luel6c
bier, bel ibrcr Mutter, Srol RoIo
Millianls, Gin paar @ofen ouf 9e-
'ld gcmeien mar, bat iid) alt 0iens.
tag nah Sefferion Gitp begeben, po
iie lid in einem Soipitol, megcn eli.
ncS 9alslciocns, elmer Speration I'M.
ter5ieben miro.
-Waridal @unoerlih pcrbaftcte
oll lebten Wontog @bp. allrrel-
nleper, inter Ser s(nflage IN ser
Na6baridaft Der oitliden 3peitcn
Strabc bcn Srieben geit6rt gu baben.
Ser aneefIagte pllroc Dor Wapor
Silent gefitbrt, befanntc iif i6uloig
lno puroe I'M $t.00, nebIt Soften,
geitraft.
-eotp. Setterer, bon SirIt Greet,
fling am pori9en Sreitoe cine Ser
grobten Stub SdiIbfrGten ipel6e
Bis jebt bier geieben pllrbe. @eim
Sabren our6 cine ieidte Stclle Scr
6trit Greet iab Setterer, pie oos
CHER periu6te in t~icfcres @aiier at
gelangen, llnb tDbtete 6osielbe nit Ell.
ner Selleabel. 9ic s9ilbfrote pog
eerall Is Gfttno.
Die folgenoen Gerionen bon
~altstpGrts Daren am porigen Oon-
nerstag bier, Inn Der 9ecrbigung Ser
oeritprbenen Srau Sobn allemonn
bei3ulpobnen: Otto Mlemann, Or
thur allemonn l,nb Satin, Otto
S6openeerbt unb Satin, ioipic So
mer Sauie unb 8attin, iGmmtlid bon
Snoepenoencc, 500. Scrner Sreo
Saienjagcr uno @attin. bon Gonias
9th; Sbeo. 9Iuit lrno @attin, bon
8asconaoe; Srolt gilbert Nllennunn,
bon 8oonOille; Serb, @oebrIi, bon
Sigginspille; albert @oebrlc, bon
@o.; George @ocbrle, bon
9udner, @to.; SRI. Sea- g%I(entonn
lrno Sin1on Illenlann, bon ct.
Srau Sorob Sduct, bon Ser.
ger, unb Srou @orio 9lllcmorr, bon
eittle Berger.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-23

Seoer Soro : BETTER bat ptel.
gergnilgen; Ii6t bas Sergniieen 6as.
altto eines slnberen ~ein5ubolcrL ion.
bern oas gcr9niieen iid icIbit in.
8irfli6feit 5u amiiiiren.
Seit ben lesten Serbit iurr6en
ncue Sor6 artos bon ltns an Die fol.
9enoen 8erionen abeeliefert:
Fritz G. Book, Hermann, R. 8
Paul Gaebler, Hermann
Louis Ochsner & Son, Hermann, RI
A. F. %Steinbeck, Drake, Mo.
F. F. Hilgenstoehler, Hermann, r. 8:
Gustav Fischer, Hermann
DIR. Frederick A~ufderHeide, Drake
Martin Bowling, McKittrick
Edgar Mosley, Americas
Joseph A. Jordan, Hermann, R. 1
Henry Weinland, Hermann, R. 1
Mrs. Bette Schmitt, Hermann, r. /
Frank Kallmeyer, Morrison
Edward Schneider, Bay
Henry Frechmann, Hermann, r. s
Mike Bowling, Rhineland, Mo.
A. F. Steinbeck, Swiss.
John Breuning, Morrison.
Henry Langenberg, Drake.
Siele Der Sbengenanmten bo6el1
@elb, nm Elm Snei. ODER
oier,tbauieno p~fiinoiees altto SIT
uno imitanb 5u bolten; iie
lpollen abcr Elm gllto fir Sen 9ienit
al,f unieren StroBen, llno bober fultf.
ten lie ii6 ein Serb @llto. Man be.
bos 8o6ien Ger obigen 2iIte
GbW. 6 m p c +, gsent,
StroBc. !Sermann, @u.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-23

non gsrmauu, falo.
erindt Gnd nm einen libc.
ralen Shell Cures Sanfgc.
idGftes.
&eine 8anf iiderer
8anf f6erer
Dire ttcIen

g. q. @enseL. l,nb So6ter, SRI
RabeI, befinoen ii6 gc%gcnrpdrtis ou'
9eiild) in @eralb, $40.
Strait Rebt. @alfer unterbieIl
am Gienstag Ha6mittog cine 8eieil.
i6aft ibrer S%rertnoinncn beim 800
Spiel"
SRI. gmanba Straf lit Infangs
sieier ISOLDE mad Siborne, &on. &c.
reiit, no lie oen Somnter iiber blciben
nirS.
8em Sbr cine Saiie 9affee bon
Gltalit1t 81 baben piinidt, Damn pro.
bert S ! $. 9elmers rSplen-
Dit" 81 30c. uno Bon Con" All 25c.
pro Yfuno.
-8eorg Iltitermanll, bon &oic.
bno, mar anl bergangenen Wittmod
bier, nm feline @attin ab5ubolen,
Welde bel &crlpanbten, in Sopette,
Wo., oltf 8eiud gelucien mar.
g. 8. Strunf, porn1oIiaer 8rill.
5ipal Der bieiigen So6i6ule 1tno les.
tes Sabr Srin5ipal Ser So6idulc in
Yterico, no, beili6t sur 3cit Sen
Commentaries Der llnipcriit0t bon
Gbicago.
-8alter 9oll, bon &onios Gitu,
befinoet iid aur Belt ouf geiud bel
ieinen @ltern, Gbilip Coll llno @at.
tim; III eini9en Saeen miro CT fi6
mi Die Sago unb ben Siidfong in sic
S5oSf Serge begeben.
Ben Guffner uno Sonnilic, BON
.ytorganbiIle, &an., melde bel Ser.
panoten III 8ap altf 8eilld gepeien
Inaren, limo am pcrigen 9pnncrsto9
nadbouie gcreiit. Scrr Buff.
ller bctrcibt eincn 6leiid 2oOcn in
DtOrgonpille.
Sic 0titglie0er Der Sroen Ser
Coo 6elIolps rno Der &ebefabs 6eao
ben 'ih nm pcr9angencn Sonntoo,
I'M 8 ltbr, abellos, nlf ben it1otiiden
.'Srleobofc mo ifmiiftcn l,nter b0dit
-elcrliden Geremonien. sic @rGber
prer perItorbenen 8rii0er un6 Sdmc.
tern nit proftDollen 9llrnne11.
%. g. &ief uno Satin unO @m.
Sdlenoer fllbrcn an @ittpo6, in
Germ Htcf'S Stuocbofcr 9(uto, nod
@ontgontcrp COUNTY mo
nc nit 5rou @etcr 9anuIer rno Sc.
'en Softcr, Sri. Selene, nelde iid
BORT oltt geirt6 befinoenJ suionumcn.
lperocn. Son BORT miro sic
Selellld)oft oann Grlnfte in g(ltoroin
Soltntp lnh llmgebluig beluden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-23
ans Bonn sOfsblatt fraberer Sabre
8eitern Dor Is Sabren.

SRI. Clara Seize bon Gerber. 90
fopette Golintp nllrbe oils 2ebrerii
in Der bieiigen Sdule aneeItelIt.
Serr Gbriit. Sleiid, Gin Sobn iii
icres MitbiiraerS, Srn. Sobn Sleiif,
perbeiratbete iid, in 8oeoliet aan
los, nit SRI. Sba Seiicr.
Morpin oaS 5 Monate alte Sobn
den BON Gbas. s. 9obl uno Satin
muroc ben @ltern our1 ocn 500 ent
riiien.
am lcstcn 9icnitog itarb pl6tIid
INFER geidGster Iitbiirgcr SEER so.
cob &otbflbs.
Canaan: Gin fleines S6dterder
bon $. Stpf murbc bon cinem Sunbt
9ebiIien itno libel 5ligeri6tet.
9rafe: am 9icnStog letter ISOLDE
ipllroe Die bieii9e @egeno bon einen,
~llnlpettcr bcimgeindt, mic es Der al.
telte Vcmobner nod nidt crlebt hattie.
Ger &egen floB ltlnbenIang IN
Stromen berab.
8ei5en .63, gier 8, aartoffelr
40, Sdinfen 8 bis 10.
Sieic 8ode Dor 3S Sabreu.
@ei5en so, Safer 80, @ier Z,
Iepfel per gaibel so bis 10.
Ser 9ampfer 8aibineton brotte
bcllte Die erite 8artie r,eilen @eisen
nad Sermann. Der @ei5en mar Gen.
nellee &otber unb fam bon Ser 6ornl
ocs Srn. Solentinc gnlenol,er I'M
9eIt Bottom, Montaomerp Go,rntp.
llniere Sarmer iino alle nit Der
@ei5encrnte bei61ftigt.
Ser Com Skinner, pclder in Der
E1be Der Miinollng bes @usconobe
Sluiies Die Siiderei bctreibt, madte
am lebten Samstae cinen ieltenen
Sang. IS mar Dies Elm Jog. alliga.
tor : 8ar bon iieben SUB IGnee.
9ieie 8ode Dor 80 Sabren.
@eiaen 10, Safer 81, @ier 8.
3as 8obnDalls bes Srrl. Gbil.
riidt rai6 ieiner Sollenoung
entgegen.
Serr gbas. Sperrp lGbt ouf Dem
crit filrali6 bon ibn1 ecfauften
8runOltiif on Ser oitl. Srontltrobe
cine nelle Noidinen , @erfItGttc CT.
s. aemper, g. Sl,ebemonn, 6.
S. &oeller, S. Serbian ,lno
SRI. Bertha &ebr fanlen bel1te bon
@arrenton, no iie Die Sodidulc be
Iudt batterL slriid.
SciratDs . Grloubnibi6eine muir
ausgcitcllt an: Scnrp Sornbers
1no Warp Saenede, Sacpb &ait uno
Warp &enne, Gbas. Bod lto Ser
nina Gbriitopber.
Serr Sp. SorItn1ann, Sobn ocs
labe 9rafe pobnbaften Srn. Gbriit.
%0orltnlann, itarb lebten Wortag I'M
Hitter bon % SSobren.
2ctten Monta9 Morgen p,,roc elm
,rillianter Weteor, ser in norbmit.
fidtlng ilber l%rniere Stoot aog, bon
9ilrgcrn 6cobodtet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-23

-gsur nod II Gage bis 5unt @lor'
rei6en 8iertest; bunn bats aber &C.
f6ellt.
-Sermann Semeper itno Samtlte,
bon Gcts6am, iuaren arll Wontag Die
@Gite bieiigcr Sreun0e.
-Srant Slider unb gomono Coll,
bon 4ptsbnm, naren OH porlgeit
Srettae bier, in geiddftliden Ser
rihtungen.
Nlan berillhe Den Bon Con Sal
fee, Den bcIten aaffee melder jenlals
fir 25c. pro 8funb offeriert lpurOe.
3u perfolifen BEL S. $. SelmerS
-Srou 6. Sc. @orb unb Sri,
2allra Saeffner bcfonbcn iih mebrere
Gage Der pergangencn @ohe, bcilfs.
ipeiie, in ct. 2oltis.
= 9elrnar Snienritter, SliDer
Sdsner lno Irntin Seping mu6ten
nm Sonntag, I'M altto bes lettererL
cine Sabrt no6 Ct. 2eris.
-Srou SaIlihurtm unb Sobn
gsurtes bon ct. 2ouis befinben fid
auf 9eiud bel Sobn Sngrlim unb
Samilie.
--Sruu Charlotte 8rnf, 9ifter
Sbeo. 8raf unb Satin, ionic Nltg.
rnb 6. g.. @raf modten olll Sonn-
tag einen aitsfll,g in oie 9op Sad.
barihaft.
Capt. Senrp German, bon Dem
9anpfhoot r%gluguitine, fuar am lee.
ten Wontog 9l6eno bier. INN on ser
@%iniilbrung Ser 9eanlten in Der Srei.
marlrer = 2ogs tb~eiI8uhebmen.
-Srl. gtaria @infler, bon ct.
pclde bier bel ibrer Sdneiter
Sroit u. Gasmonn, oltf geiud gene.
ipar, lit am Iesten Counting mie.
Der natbauie gereift.
-Gbas. $. S6aeffcr, bon ORANGE,
Steip Seriep, pel6er bel ieinen Set.
Su9o uno Otto S6aeffer, in
Stolpe, ouf 9eiud lit, befanb iid ,
iiber lesten Sonntog bier in Scr
Bic alcnf 2umber So. perionotc ,
OH Wtontag cine Garlaounq 9oubola,
an SouiS Sdmeigbauicm in @ascon.
zoe. 9err &oblfing, bon Sernonn,
bot ben aontraft CUR Grridtuna ei.
mes 5lueiit6digen 8obnbouIes, fir
Serrn Sdmcig6auien, in @osconobe,
-6ron Sbeo. @rof Srolt 5. Gyrco.
Suoil i'ro tStoll SDeo. Brat Sr., I'm. /
ferbiclten at1 Iebteu Sam$tag Iod. ;
ollt Dem 8erGunigeu, idiot. !
H%olcrtptat Dor @rof's 8pb. !
Illlll9, ltngefdbr 30 ibrcr 6rclnoinnen /
beim 800" Spiel.
6reo. &atteImnml, mcld,er ieit /;
elnl9en Ronatcn in aaniaS Gitp be. ,
l1oltl9t luor, lit ont 9icnstug bier !
unb miro Elm paor $50.
Dell IN leiltem Seim oil Scr Girlt ,
Greet neripeiIcn. Der Grcb bat cine !
afer in @eiseu rno meint /
Der ertros miro bod ipobl aeniiaen {
I'M orc Heiieousaobcn 81 ocfcn. Il
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-23

-6ris Brandt bon Orafe lit bier
ouf 9eiu6 bel Der 6omiIie Ser
Golf.
-@er jett solt3 beionbere 2uIt
peripiirt, init Den %fleincr, ollerIieb.
item vSiggers" goll5 intime 9cfonnt.
iGoft an5ufniipferJ Der bat MIR no.
tbig jid) cine 5citIong I'M @oIbc mtf.
5ubaltcn; Die Singers" maden iid
Damn ifon iel6it befunnt.
-@erabe Dor Sormidlrb erreidyt
ms Die trourige 9otidaft, bob Carl
9aumltarf IT,, elm alter uno befann-
ter 9iirger unieres Goltntps, geItern
am Spatnodmittag plotlih eeitorbcn
lit. Der 500 bate i'm credit ais CT
I'M 5clbe nit Der Sellernte beidGfti9t
mar. NabereS in nGditer Iusgobe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-23
.@m. s6oIanb BON ahirb ereet

-Nm. S6oiano bon Sbiro Gree
befinoct ii6 felt einieen Eagen bic
All Seiu6 bel Angeborieen uno alter
9cfanntcn, un6 lit @alt Der Sanlili,
hilbert NoeeeIiu an Der Sron &ooo.
Strait @etbiIoa Seittamp mi
6rau Senrp Sueoemann, Sr., por
Berger, marcn an letten @ittmod
Ole @1ite BON Ybil. Coll un6 @ottin
Sim Sonntag, Den 8. SliIi, IN
10 llbr. pormittags, miro bie icier
lihe Ginlpeibilng Der neuen fatbpli
i6cn ct. @corgS Stride itattfinbcn.
. G6erlin & Sobs liefern Sis IL
allen GltantitGten in allen Sbciler
Scr Staot ob. Mon telepbonire Nr,
1853.
-9us S0bn6en bon Srit 6cil
uno @ottin purbe an Sonntag, ber
Is. SUM, bon Saitor Gasmonn &C.
topit; Der &leinc crbielt Die Ton,cn
SGper 6rib.
Or. Sincent 5. Ileller nnN 80
mile, bon ct. 2ouis, fan1ell am
Samstag bier ourfL auf Dem @c9c
nad ibrcm Scmmerbeim, nSon sim,
%ocnburg," bel 0rafc.
-Srau Com. 9radt, nebit S0bn.
den Gbbie unb fleinem Ieffen, @iI.
lie Street. bon &anias Gitp NO.,
iino sur 3eit Die @dite ibrer biciieell
angcbOrigen, Scnrp San Strootcn
uno Samilie.
-Martin S. S6mors uno @nttin
lnb Sobn Wartin u. Sdnarb ION
Dubuque, Soma, far1en geitern bier
ourd altf ibrem @ege nod Ban no
iie etli6e Gage bel Der Sarnilic
&uoolf &lleffer perweiIen peroen.
-8eor9 Soeiili mar iiber Conn.
tag bier, allf 9eiild bel ieiner Somis
lie. SEER Soeiili bat cine Steac oiti
Dem 9ampfboot ~Sliteuitine," mel,
Dies fritber IN goonpille. jett ober il,
@asconooe %itationiert lit.
Die Gerbeiierltngen an Der bic.
ligen Srcintaltrer +. Salle iino jcbt
Oollcnoet. Ser 2ogen . Saal tpllroe
10 Sub perlGngert ltno A SUB err
bolt. Dies lit iett Die g~crGl1miQitc
, SalIe in Der Stobt; Die Scr
o%ciierungen babcn Dem Sroen sic
Summc bon $500 sefoitet.
Die ~folgenoen &inoer eingen an
ctten Sonntag in Ser fatbolii6en
ct. 8eorgs Stride, 5lim eriteu Nal
beiligen glbenbmobl: @illium
saul 8aumitarf, Clarence
Slaicr, &crnlom Seberle, @olter
pug, &op Wunoniller, 8eorg
56artlborit. 2iona Saberltod, an.'
onia Runomiller, Siloa Munomil.
er, Gpangelinc Nieboff rno Ilna
Ro0e.
Sames 8. Soploe nno @ottin,
ION Sem, trofen art porigen Son
lerstag, per auto, bier eir, in ge.
bon SRI. Wae 8feiffer, aus
'er gt0bc bon OWcnsbille, 1ln6 @eo.
s. Orr, bon Gelno1t, ga, peIhc
NJ Nodmittog bier bon Ridter 81.
|. 9relter getrallt nuroen. Gos
lln9c paor mirb-in einigen Soeen
adj Belmont, ieiner fiinftigen Sci.
1otb, reiien.
e. $. S9ee, bon Ibolt, 30, CT.
euerte bieie ISOLDE, brieflid. lein
un0 i6reibt inter On
erem pie folgt: Ser @ei5eu lit bier
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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-05-26

A. Mohr.
Clerks-F. C. Shields, H. l.. Perry.
Vernon Springs Township.
Judges-R NJ Thomson, C. V. John
son, T. L. Bird.
Clerks-W. H. Tillson, Martin Da-
ley.
CrescO, First Ward.
Judges. w. Klingle, P. M. Her
old, Ira Wentworth.
Clerks-M. Barrett, l. L. Eaton.
Cresco, Second Ward.
Judges-A. D. Perry, w. H. Taub-
man, S. r. Cray.
Clerks. H. Luers, ]. H. Kaupel,
Cresco, Third Ward.
Judges. A. Hamilton, F. c.
White, Geo. Breedlove.
Clerks-M. w. Drew, G. A. Stern.
New Oregon Township, No. 1.
Judges-A. H. Rucker, J. H. Rink,
w. c. Sovereign.
Clerks-James Svoboda, W. F.
Frank.
New Oregon Twp, No. 2.
Judges-Ole Natvig, Chas. B. Bous-
ka, John Pecinovsky.
Clerks-J. A. Dostal, C. P. Pecin-
ovsky.
Paris Twp, No. 1.
Judges-Wm. Rim, r. E. McCar-
vile, A. G. White.
Clerks-James Malek. VIM. Wilson.
Paris Twp, No. 2.
Judges-D. F. Healy, S. S. Rober-
son, Frank Valvoda.
Clerks-P. w. Norton, Bonnie Bas-
teson.
Howard Twp No. l.
Judges-John Evans, VIM. Bandle
w. j. Merrick.
Clerks-C. Foley, Frank Chihak.
Howard Twp, No. 2.
Judges-E. E. Frederick, F. G. Mar
shall, M. F. Bigley.
Clerks-W. H. Dinger, D. Laue.
Alton Twp, No. !.
Julges-J. F. McGrane, j. H. Kel-
ley, Chas. Saxon.
Clerks-T H. Sullivan, Gus. O'Don-
nell.
Alton Twp, No. 3.
Judges-James McGourty, Sr., Geo
Funston, John p. Mari.
Clerks-J D. Whittenger, John F.
McGourty.
On motion the following resolution
was adopted:
Be It Resolved, by the Board OF
Supervisors of Howard County. Iowa.
that Robert Falteisek of jamestown
Township, be and is hereby appoint
ed constable in and for Jamestown
Township to fill vacancy.
Continued next week.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-05-26
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION
Proceedings Of the May Session Of the
Board Of Supervisors.
Cresco, Iowa, May Is, 1916.

Cresco, Iowa, May Is, 1916.
The Board of Supervisors of How
ard County, Iowa, met pursuant to adj
journment.
The meeting was called to order by
Chas. H. Wallace, Chairman, with tn :
following members present: Chas.
ia. Wallace. presiding. with Supervis-
ors ]. F. Pecinovsky and ]. w. Con-
way. All members being present
The minutes of the adjourned meet
ing of April II, 1916, were read and
on motion approved.
4 on motion at o'clock p. m. the
Board adjourned to o'clock a. m,
May 16, 1916.
Second Day.
The Board met pursuant to ad
iournment with all members present.
81 On motion the following resolution
was adopted:
Be It Resolved, by the Board OF
Howard County, Iowa, that the fol-
lowing dragging contracts be and
are hereby approved and the Chair
man be authorized to sign the same
for the county. Charles Hoppe, Louis
Deterding,. Chas. L. Sullivan, VIM.
Rim, Albert Stevens, Frank Playle,
Henry Schahn, H. F. Lenth and
Stephen Kinney.
On motion at o'clock p. m. the
Board adjourned to 8 o'clock a. m,
May II, 1916.
IS Third Day.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment with all members present
On motion the following resolution
4 was adopted.
Be 1t Resolved, by the Board of Su-
pervisors of Howard County, Iowa,
that the following qualified voters be
and are hereby appointed judges and
clerks for the election boards for the
primary election to be held June 5,
1916:
Albion Township.
Judges-T. G. Thomas, C. w. Mast,
JOnn r. waiter.
Clerks-A. H. Keune, G.. A. Hol-
comb.
Forest City Township.
Judges-D. ]. Nagel, o. M. Tru
man, J. A. Cray.
Clerks-M. H. Jones, J. B. Cray.
Chester Township.
Judges-R. NJ Hall, Henry Hamann,
w. c. Breedlove.
Clerks-W. w. Cray, w. T. Howe.
Oak Dale Township.
Judges-M. E. Lappin, F. E. Pal
merton, ]. T. Jones.
Clerks-C. B. Hall, w. S. Horn.
jamestown Township.
Judges-Otis Brown, o. p. Bark
hurst, Gus Cornelius
.Clerks-A. G. Welles, Thos. j..
Dafgan.
Saratoga Township.
Judges. c. Enos, Fred Vagts,
John Miles,
Clerks-E. A. Watson, Alfred Miles.
Howard Center Township.
Judges-Frank Lickteig, S. Dotzler,