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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-05-24
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice of the appointment of Exc
cutrix of the estate of Albion Wheel
er deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that the
subscriber mas been duly appointed
eNecutriX of the estate of Albion
Wheeler, late of Lincoln township,
In the county OF Winneshiek, state
OF Iowa, deceased. testate, and has
taken upon herself that trust with
out bonds as the will directs. All
persons having demands upon the es-
tate OF the said deceased are requir-
ed to exhibit the same; and persons
indebted TO the said estate are called
upon TO make payment to
SARAH III. WHEELER,
Dated at DEBORAH, Iowa, May %.
1916. o1-4w
o. O. RUE, Attorney
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-05-24

for hanging punched; sides are neat
ly hammered flat, so there are no
sharp edges. This utilizes all oven
space, baking many more cookies
with the same heat and requiring
considerably less time.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-05-24
An Oven Economies.

| had the tinsmith make me a fat
tin for baking cookies the exact meas
urement of my baking oven. One end
is turned up one1half inch, with hole
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-14

Packing Shipping Upholstering
 BIRMINGHAM CABINET
 AND REFINISHING COMPANY
 H. D. Snyder, Mgr. We repair, uphoIster and refinish all kinds of furniture. Office and house. hold furniture built to order. 1022-4-6 Avenue Phone Main s7S1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-14
When to Prune Shrubs

Replying to o. L. M. relative to the best time to prune certain shrubs: Spring blooming shrubs, such as lilacs, snow balls, mock orange, forsythia, and some of the spiraeas and many others blossom on the previous years growth and should be pruned as soon as the blossoms fade to give as long season as possible for new growth for the next seasons blos- soms Hydrangeas, altheas, and some of the later blooming spiraeas, as An thony Waterer,' bloom. on new growth made during the season and should be pruned in early spring before growth be- gins. Bush roses, as the hybrid perpet- uals and hybrid teas. blossom on the new growth and should be quite severely pruned early before growth starts.
 Climbers blossom on the wood made the previous year and need little pruning, which should be done after blossoming
 Keep some of the old wood cut out and thus induce more vigorous growth for blossoming wood for the next sea son. As a rule, early blossoming shrubs require little pruning, while late bloomers, as hydrangea and althea. give much better results if cut back severely. I hardly need say that if the early bloomers are pruned in the spring before they blos- som, just that much of the hlossoming wood is destroyed. D. B. H."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-14
''CARDUI IS A
 SPLENDID T0NIC''
Says Boyd Lady in Telling of Her Experience With Car dui-Recommends It
 To Others

Boyd. Ala.-"About six years ago." writes Mrs. Emma Mcbride, of tins place. T got run down in health. My weight went down to less than 140, and am a large woman. and have large bones My usual weight is much more. got very bad complexion and was dark under my eyes. ..
 I kept getting worse all the time, would be so very nervous, that, at times. I'd have nervous chills. Couldn't rest we'll at night. for some time. l suffered great pain in stomach or lower abdomen, hips. left side. and back. also had a dull headache. could hardly do my work at all, could only drag around all the time, and finally for weeks I was confined to my bed and suffered great agony all the time.
 Mrs. -. of Boyd. recommended that I take Cardui. I began using if and when I started on the second bot : tie, I could see that I was getting a whole lot better After using the third bottle, I felt I didn't need any more medicine whatever. I never had an other nervous spell after taking the Cardui It's a splendid tonic. I do hope women suffering as I did will use it."
 If you suffer as this lady did. try Cardui. the woman's tonic. For sale by all druggists.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-14
Freckles and Lemons

Can you give me sure thing which will cause freckles to disappear? Also, do lemons do any harm at all if eaten with salt? The day after I do it my teeth are all sore. JUNIOR"
 The Corner has repeatedly explained to correspondents whom 1t would fain serve that it has absolutely nothing to do with the care of the skin and hair. Freckles are clean out of it's province. I thought nobody minded them in this age of physiculture Girls no longer swathe their faces in thick veils when they drive, ride, or walk. A girl who should wind double tissue veil about her head to protect her complexion while playing golf or tennis would be ridiculed numerically. What matter if a few freckles left by the suns S kisses dot cheeks tanned by the wind and made rosy by the sunshine, so long as the complexion be glowing and clear with health? Lemon and salt or anything that makes the teeth sore is injurious to the enamel and ought to be avoided,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-14

fragments and muscles. They tell of restfui comfort of calm, peaceful nights, an ab riod of expectancy, relief from mornins sickness, no moro of that apprehension with which 30 many young women's minds be, come burdened. . It is a splendid help. Get Q bottle of Mothers Friend' from your nearest druggist. Ask your husband to get 1t for you. Then write to Bradfeld Reg. ulator Co., 4os Lamar Bldg, Atlanta, Ga- for a very handsome and instructive book It Is filled with suggestive ideas of great help to all women interested in the subject of maternity. And best of all are some let ters from mothers that are real inspirations Write today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-14

drangers and mountain ferns, while lighted candles shed soft glow over the scene. A short musical programme was rendered preceding the ceremony by Mrs. T. L. Mcdonald of Ashland. To the strains of 'Lohengrain" the bridal party entered, the bride walking with her sister. Miss Nora West, and the groom attended by MT. Edgar Brad shaw as best man. The maid of honor was gowned in white lingerie with touches of pink and carried pink carna- tions. The bride wore going-away costume of midnight blue taffeta, and carried brides roses.
 MT. and Mrs. Bradshaw left in a tour ing car for a brief wedding journey.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-14

be rendered on Tuesday evening, when Miss Hooper will be hostess at a re- ception and dance at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Lloyd M. Hooper. On Wednesday evening Miss Elsie Hoop CT will compliment them with moon light picnic. Thursday morning Mrs. T. E. Gary will entertain at bridge in their honor. Friday morning Mrs. John Fur miss will tender bridge luncheon and on Friday evening they will be enter tained at supper party at Marion June ton.
 MT and Mrs. Frank Norris, who have been spending the winter in Selma, will return Wednesday to their former home in Birmingham, where MT. Norris has been elected secretary and Urea surer for the seventeenth consecutive year, Of the Birmingham Realty company, says the Selma Timesfl They will have apartments on Eleventh avenue, south. During their stay in Selma they have renewed many old friendships, and their winter has been a pleasant one.
 Miss Frances Bailey was hostess yester- day at a luncheon in the private dining room at the Hillman hotel, in honor of Miss Lucille Swift, whose marriage to Mr. Chester Allen Cassady will be sol-
 
 filled with sweet peas adorned the cen ter of the table, and the dainty place cards held the names of Miss Lucille Swift, Miss Margaret Griffith, Miss Mar garet Lassiter, Miss Hazel Doerr. Miss Charlotte Thornton, Miss Emma Carr Miss Virginia White, Miss Elizabeth White, Miss Pattie Childers and Miss Bailey.
 Miss Margaret Howard entertained yes terday at her home on Cullom street in honor of Miss Martha Balfour and Miss Josephine Holcombe of Gadsden The game of progressive hearts was played on the porch, which was decorated with garden flowers, and the following young women were among the guests Miss Balfour, Miss Holcombe, Miss Lucille Spence, Miss Mary Dean Finney, Miss Elizabeth Grove, Miss Lillian Wall, Miss Elizabeth Wingo, Miss Corrie Lewis, Miss Frances Harris, Miss Margaret Ash Miss Katherin Klyce, Miss Aileen Cross well, Miss Mary Bryan Frazier. Miss Sara Louchandler, Miss Jessie Walters dorf. Miss Tracy Steele, Miss Mary S. Ross.
 Tomorrow evening the young ladies who make their home at the Y. w. c. A. will be given a picnic by the members oi the social department. The truck will leave from the building. A lunch will be taken to East Lake, where the even ing will be spent enjoying the amuse- ments of the park.
 A wedding of much interest to a host of friends occurred Thursday. June s. at Berwick" the country home of the bride. when Miss Wade West and MT H. Grady Bradshaw were united in marriage by Rev. E. M. Glenn of Roan- oke The ceremony was performed be- fore an improvised altar of wild hy-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-14

the many things which we read about and are of immediate iIn- portance to the expec- tant mother, is a splen- did external remedy called "M 0 t her's Friend" This is ap. piled over the muscles of the stomach. It is deeply penetrating in It's influence. Mothers everywhere tell of ita soothing effect, how fl allays pains incident to Gtrpfehino af nordc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-14
MdnonHdndndsHoIplnQHdnd
h HdriUI HaHdBd

and iron, face down, on folded wool blanket. putting thin dampened muslin for thin material and heavier for thick goods over the wrong side and using moderate iron. Your suit will look as if tailor did it. Gasoline dissolves rubber, so remove shields, etc.
 RUTH C."
 Give the parsley rich, loose soil, plenty of sunshine and water, and it should flourish. Mint, summer savory, and sweet marjoram may be cultivated successfully in like manner. The Cor ner is not expert in millinery. Your query may be answered by a profess sional member. If the wood be oiled, rub with a flannel, wet with turpen- tine, afterward with boiled linseed oil. If it be vanished, you may have to call in skilled help. Nothing will muffle the din more effectually than wad of cotton batting bound over the ears with a soft silk handkerchief. It is a too common nuisance-that of which you justly complain. Your suggestions are practical and excellent. We thank you for them on behalf of the many who will profit by them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-14
Cleaning Panama and Plume

reblock a white Panama hat. Also, how to clean white plume. E. M."
 Reblocking is beyond the ken of the Corner. You may clean the hat by rub ping it all over with lemon juice and setting it in the sun for five or six hours. Them sponge faithfully with peroxide of hydrogen and sun again for several hours. See that it is not exposed to the dust at any stage of the process. Wash the plume in clear gas- oline, out of doors and in the daytime. See that no artificial light is near while you do this. Souse it up and down in the liquid a dozen times. Then shake well and hang in the air, shak- ing every five minutes until it is quite dry.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-14
\ Fine Aid For
 IMother-to-be

We are all greatly indebted 10 those who tell their experiences. And among
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06

Gage BON elmer ldngeren 9eiudsrei.
ie Suriidgefebrt, p6breno mel6er iie
ibrem gruoer 5rit Goblfing in Seem
SronfIin, Wtp., ,lno Damn ibren Sobn
&nl. 8ralltigam IN Columbia uno
Die fleinen 3pillinestodter, Die ii6
in beiien @obnlng Dor &l,raem elm
geitellt botteil, at beiuden. 9ie
3millinge muroen om Sonntog biird
8aitor Sterfer bon Sartsbure &C.
tautt, nobel Srau 9ralttisam ltnO
SRI, 2pbio Sroub aIs Eoltfpotben
f%itngtrter.
am Sonr1tag bealeiteten mir CUR
lesten &llbe, Sroil Sobarna Sdome,
eeb. 0relpel, Gbegottin bes Serrn
H,toolpb S6ope. sic mar sebpren
om 25. g(pril 1857 5lt 9~rodbagen
&reis Minoen, @eltpbolcn, 9elttids
lonb. Sm Sabre 1868 font iie nit
ibren gltern bierber. SpGter erbielt
tic our6 &oitor s. Salb ben Helis
gicnsunterridt nnb wurbe bon ibnt
fonfirmirt. Sm Sabre 1875 trot tie
in Die Gle nit Dem nun ltrt tic tralls
ernben @atten. Sic gbe nurbe NIT
12 ainoern geiegnct, 5 S6bnc llnb
7 S66ter; es 9iilgen 5 Der ainber ibr
in Die Gniefeit boror, n1nnlid 9
Sobne uno 3 Sodter. Die Samilie
ipobnte inlnler bier in Der Habe bon
Berger, olis9enommen s Sabre in
8infnep, @arren County. 9ie gnt.
I6lofene ltarb l,neriportet i6nell bel
ibrem Scbne @eorg Sdope III ct,
2ouis am 80. September unb bradtc
ibr 2eben ouf SO Sabre, 5 Ionate
nn6 A Gage. sic binterlabt ibret
Gotten, 3ubolf Sdoipe, iomie fol-
aenoe &inoer: Strait Sobn $. WeDer,
Srou 2ouis 8ittbolis unb 5rau 4r-
thur Eoblfing, ioiuie ebuaro nno
8eniamin Sdope, bon Berger; fer
ner Srau @brain Sallomap itno Geo.
Sdolpe, bon ct. 2ouis, ioipie s Git
felfinber unb cine Sdneiter. 9it
8eeroig,,ne fnno Sonntag, Den 1
Sftober Itatt unter 2eitung bon $50
flor s. 9aiss. 9ie 8etbeiligunf
ipar iebr eroB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06

-Senrp Sfuulte lmo Sam Seilert
bon Ban Doren eeitern bier in @e,
ifaften.
-8m. @berlin brofbte ilns am
lebten Snmstag cine gn5nbl @otbe-
Srauben, pelde er aeaoeen bat inb
melde, nit 8e5ua ouf Die 8roBc Ser
9ceren unb auf SiiBis, Den reocI-
maBigen California Sra@ " chen.
hitrtin limo.
-~llnieren ber5lihen 0onf bierniit
Sen fclgcnben 2eIern oes Splfsblatt,
fir bic iuillfommene Grneuerl,ng If.
res Announcements, in Der pereonac.
llen ISOLDE:
Srib &trfbart, gcnroo Shmort,
Sermann, 81. 1.
SRI. gmna Sitter, Mortbosptlle.
6rou s. 8alIet, Sermanr, 81. 2.
g. &. Hobpn, 9ebredt @oeit s. s,
&oellcr, Sronf @irf, Sermom.
2ouiS Tlleoiqcr, @oseonooe.
-Gilte8 Der Glteitcn 9Gllier 1nie-
rer Staot miro iebt obgebrohcn, I'M
8lot at MADDEN fir einen Nenbolt.
6ernlnnn 8rieidfe l6Bt iein SollS
oil scr 6itIihcu 3petten StrnBe Grit.
Der Gigcnt9luu bon Soc Gross a6-
rciBcn, INN al, oeiien Stelle elm mo
oerncS, 5meiit6diges 8%obuhou8 5ll
etrihten. @eim @(bbrud) 5ei9te es
lid Dab Dos @ebGuOe, nripriingli@
ein &lodDouS lunr, meld)es ip1ter nit
@rettcrn iiberfleioet wltroe. Mm
idGbt Dab Dos Salts Dor iibcr so
Sabrcn, nod bor bet @rijnoung bon
Serunarrt, crri6tet lpuroe. Im lebs
fen g(uguit oieies SSaGre8 iporen cs
so Sabre, felt ser @riinbun9 bon
Serrn1nn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06
Ser8er.

Daniel Sbaftncr lttt0 Sdtttlt, bon
S%penSpille, pnrer mebrere @od,en
sic @1ite bieiiger 8crspanbten.
Saul Wposmorn, bon &binelonb,
mar fiiralid bier uuf 9eiltf,.
@m1. Sdorpenaert, bon Snbeper-
ocnme, DO, elm Snfel bon Srau 3.
@rinfmanrt, lit porige @od,e geItor-
ben. Ger @eritorbene lpobnte frilher
bier unb mar allgemein befannt.
bernhard Shaffner, bon Galifor-
nio, @o., ipar borige ISOLDE Der @oIt
bieiiger Serponoten.
G6os. Stein, bon @arrenton, Wo.,
lit CUR 3eit bier auf geind bel lei
ner Sdweiter, Srau Sophia 8cll'
blof, unb ionitieen &ermanoten.
2eidenbeitotter Sernlon 9luner
beaob lid alll porigen Sreitag nod
CT. 2ouis, lint S%orfebrungen 5t fret.
fen fir oic lteberfiibrlng Der 'terblts
den Reitc Der perltorbenen 6roll
Guoplf S6owe, nad Berger.
Srai1 Srieberife Saaf, bon 8aib.
inqtor, mar am lesten Sreitag I'M.
ter Sen bieiisen 9eladern.
Serb. Oieoerid uno 8attin, bon
Sermann, befanoen iid am Sonntag
bier auf 8eiud bel Serrn 9ieoerid's
gltern.
0ie fol9enoen @erionett, bon Aiis'
mGrts, paren ain Somntag bier er'
ifiener, Inn Der 9eerbigung Der per'
ltorbenen Srau Sdofue bei5nipobnen:
2oris 8oeeer II. @attin nno Gop.
Summert, bon @orriion; q. 8,
@liefer nnb Serr 8uiie II. Satin.
bon gbomois; Sobn Sdannutb II
@attiu, bon Stolpe; Gbas. &rnie II
@attin, bon Stem Saben; Goberi
8artmgaertner Ii. @attin nto Softel
SRI. Carrie, bon Serntanl; Geo
Sdope II. Satin Srait 8. Selle
glbraiu SallomaD u. @ottin Srls
gmnto, Bauline uttb Suloo 8erle
mani, unb Srai, Grnit 2oebnig, bon
ct. 2ouis nnb grnit 2anofpebr II
@attin, BON Seen Sapeli.
J, SRI. Slora Stt mar am Samsto'
/ beIudsmeiie in Seem $apen.
: Senrp Sallbef ST., bon Boplo
Bluff, Weo., befinbet iid bier alif ge
! 5l,d BEL 8erpanoten uno Sreinoen
SRI. g(lba 3oebel fpeilt OUT geiitt
Bel ibrem 8ruoer Serbert, IN 9
2oiiis.
Welpin iSreeie uno 8ottin, DO
9 @eraer, soeen am lctten 9ienstag !
sSrou 9orns @obnbaliS, an Der mel
| liden Gritten StraBe. Serr 5ree'
!. lit Elm gauid)reiner nnb arbeitct II
|, S. gufdmeper. (@aibington Gtt
!, 5en)
Srau @aria 8rautisam 1T niei'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06
aommt benz gapinter Sniten snpur.

gei benz criten an5eiden bon
rpebem sails, beeneter 8ruit ODER
peritopftem 3opf nebmt cine 9oiis
Or, @ell's 8ine.S ar.Sonep. Der
beiletbe Sidtentbeer, beritbigenocr
Sonig urb @lpcerine beicitiaen raid
8eritopfung. Ioien Sdleim lino bre-
den Cure grfaltung. Or. 9ells
Sine ar.Sonep beiibt olle Sbeile
oes beilenben @romas aus ben Sid
ten mdloern; es lit angenebm gu neb.
mel, rnb antiieptiid. Die anwei-
lung aaf Der Jlaide beiagt, wcsbalb
es erfGltung unb Suiten lirbert.
Sroat Guren gpotbefer. Gn5. (2).
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06


SRI. Sbo glcmonn 1T am Can't
Itaa, fir elm paar Gage ouf 9eIuf
no6 ct. 2ouis gcreiIt.
nu :c, ..n
Sfolpe' marcll NH S'chSlaa DICT III
Der Stdof.
Sprrihhmo i @efIIocl. Wton
mc,he lid, nm Grnr 6rie &sonneriec.
SHIih non Ser Sfnbfobrid.
-Truu 5rrN Meg hat it'd an
SienStog nod Ct &oliS ta3e5ea. am
ocn @erbtfciA Iidfcitcn bCijapohucn.
a a:.... ,,s n,rn,
GO, 49,,
80 -, m,,;,,5
err. @errh &oePRLt$ @'itftef mar
frltqer 0rl. agie" <Qo1f pom n''r'
--N}onor 6 &. QIcrf unO @ottin
murbcn fiirsIidl opI55li6 Ses fiInf.
ten 3obrcstoors ibrcr 6odseit. ppn
;brop ,oh,rg;G,on Srr,,nSnn n,it ci,,er
-gnun+p lanmciier I1tiiel( M}olt.
hin fonI orn Wpntoo pon omcuspiIlc
hierhcr. nm Sie urItc g,crlcouuo ser
Gtroi,e in Ser N}6hc Ney friibcren
gltou5t Sdncb IInRcS pora,u,ehmeu
;SnfoIae Ser 3~erit6rlno Der gga
oenbriifc, iiber oen Miiiouri (bci
ct. Charles, burd, 6eller, puliiert
lett cine piel ar0bere gln3abl bon 9lll.
tos b1trd, SermanrL, ais mie fiirber
ser Soil lunr
SRI. Inna &loppenberg. ipelde
bel lbren @lterft Wig. &loppellberg
lit am Sonntaa nod Gbicoao a~ereiit,
mo Iie iiber Sen gsintcr pcrb[eibcn
miro.
-Gbas. Sirfel nrte 6amilie, bon
ct. Souis, iino anr Belt Die @dIte bon
$errn 9irfels eltern, 6ronf girfel
ltIo @atttn. Serr Slrtel hot elle
Sfelle I'M Ser' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
-em Hepralerlfanf Der epltO-
rens Some Soe'etp, Don vi. sous
mar am gtolfa9 Dler nao loll'l'e'il
Setfrage 1ur oas Snlflfl'f. er lo9te
trlter atoerenI oaB oas @al|ehpellll
melpes er reprolenflerf, enc 9roBere
AnoaDl Stttoer Dter, IN @ascollooe
eonrtD, plaolerf, oils mle noS @etIll
pon olelem eouff9 erpalf.
n an, a,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06
Observation-Disclosures

Siermit lei befannt seeeben, oab
am @ontng, Den 8. Oct. moreenS
1a9 llbr Der b~iesidbriee &onfirmnn-
benunterriht beginner mirb. @ltern
oeren 4inber fcnfirmtrt peroen fol.
ten, iino eebeten Die ainber BON or.
item Gage an su ididen.
81. $. &nsmann, g.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06

2ic Sta0t IdBt lett bon @oitiS
@egemann'S @IoB, Bis sur Morit.
bride cine 8oiicrIcitnng Icqen.
81. q. Ned fuIite Oieier Gage ein
Chevrolet n6our Rinetp" 4lto BON
0ct 9Igelter, Stride & Store.
81 8, @}nnn, Gounjn S4Ulitp
pcrinten0Tt bat iidj Elm ncte& 6or0
2luto mgeihaift.
-Grnit Stro$5ncr, BON Iople-
mooo, mar ant IcBtCn SomlStaQ bier,
nm Der 9ecroigunQ i~einer NerIuono.
tin, Ser berItorbeucn Trolt Irno &icf
bei3lipobnen.
-Sobn 5. Sulter, bon Ct. 2ollis,
befan6 iid an SonrStng inter iei.
men biciigen 6re,unoer. Serr Snrer
lit iett in Ct. 2ouiS i'm &omnniiiions-
qciddft.
$. u. Sbuli, Der 8ertreter Ser
Morriion Nltricrp, mar pdbrenO ser
gan5en oorigen ISOLDE in unierer
Nodbori6oft, ,un auftraee fir
9Glrme, &flon3eu ,tin. ent9e9en 5it
nebmer.
-S5rau Serrp Wert, Srau @nl.
&oepfe, iotpie 2oltis @inter ilnb Got
tin, Don 8em, maren ON borigcn
Mtttiuoh bic eGite bon Srou Senrb
WeDer.
-5rls. gnrltto r1to Clara Sitter
lpelde mebrere @ofen bier bel Ser
Mlltter, 6rou Selena Sitter, allf &c
JUDI gefpeIm porcn, lino ON CONT
tag mieber nod) WarthospiIle gereiIt,
mo lie berelts lett einige1 Sabren I'M
@mmors AipI bcidl6ftiot ecpeien
iinb.
Die i6mmtli6cn Wiiiouri Srllp,
pen iino bon Der iilbli6en @ren5e s,,.
rilfgefebrt unb, alien 8eridten mad,
st l6lieBen, baben lie bon nerent Die
@a9rbeit bes alien Spru6s emf.
; ! bedt, ooaB es nirgenbs better 1T oIS
pie oobeinl, bel Mrttcrn, I'M herr.
lliden Staat Wiiinuri."
Sn ieinem brieiliden @riudj@@.
ibm Die 3eitun9 na6 Snbioncpolii
gu ididen idreibt trns Gbas. Reuen
babn, elm friiberer Sermonner, Dab e.
in iener Stabt elm @eif6ft eroffne
. babe. Serr Reltenbabn lit Elm off
+. tienbeiiber rno Der Sefretdr fir Elm
l $4,000 &orporation, organiiiert 5t
!, Sabrifation elmer Maidine our Ser
t itellitns bon aonfrete . 9ai,blodel
nelde Seuftigfeit uno SroIt abioll,
8iberitano leilten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06

-8enn SIR mietbert f%aiifcn, Der.
folfen ooer tauiden ipollt, bonn
brinat es i'm 8olfsblatt Silr a,5ciec.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-06

,~un5eigen.
-Man iuenoe feline 8iinbi6aft ben
@ei6dftcn sli, weIde i'm r@olfsbIatt"
an5eigen.
-Srls. Sbelma @relier uno Si55ie
aIif bciudjen sur 3eit Die Gape Sir
orheau &ormalidrle.
-9risfa Sieoler bot ooS geuiing
gioentbrm on Der 8ilniten II. S6il7
Ter stro6c, fir bic Sunme bon $500
bon @ic Scniing gcfouft.
3a @ermietben: Gin 9rtes 6rame.
hans nit 5 3inlmcrn, on Der ipelt'
fid,en Gritten StroBc. S6one Gage;
beoehrunsmcrtber Glab.
2cbered &neit.
-2erop @oeifel, bon Stilliuoter,
Ntinn.. trof am uorigen 6reitag bier
Gin, opf fitr3en 9eillh bel ieinen 81
term aluin &oci6el mo Satin.
Non lei 10 freunOlih icirtcn SEQ
men 81 apter6cidueL lpcltll man
Ncli9fcifeu on hoS SolfSblatt elm
Ienoet.
-6rou Sbeo. @roi reiite ant lcb
ten 5onntng no6 ct. Souls, Ii
8erunn0te SIT beiltden Ionic outb ltn
ben 6citlidfcitu ocS periMIeicrtcn
4~}ropbcten bc8umobnen.
-@m. @ilb, ser 5traBenn1tf
Ie6qr i'm Giitrift 9}r. 5, mndt Dicrntit
bcfalmt 6oB Die D@oo0 Goao @un8"
in ieincn GiItrift nlli Montag utN
9icnStog, October 16 unO II fallen
mcr0elr, onltott oltf ben 4. mo g.
October, rpeil sic meiiten 6ormcr iebt
SIT ic6r init 6elOntbeit beibdftigt
Iinb. SamltcIpIGBe bel Sui. 8olca
mnt6, G6u$. S6lcmeDer, Sic Gunner
Soi. ". Soroan itn0 Sells Stnrc.
Sri. Gnrnlo 9leIie lpi,roe am
Ntontag 9(beno, anlaBlid hires 8ie-
gcnfeites, nit elmer Surprile-Eartg
beebrt. 6olgenoe @0ite inoren an.
.ipeIenb: Misses Manda Ruediger,
Martha Ruediger, Clara, Irma and
Mary Scharnhorst, Hilda and Mary
Rauch, Stella and Rose Miller, Susan
and Selma Leibach, Emma Schaefer,
Lizzie Deck, Mary Neidhardt, Bertha
Weber, Laura Lehman and Mrs. W.
l.. Craig.
-Sn elmer Gcriummlung oes re.
publifoniiden Stoots &omitees, an
leBten Qicnstog, in ct. 2ouis, pur-
oe s. g. gpraro, bon Wari6all,
III, iiir Sa2 M - Saa0 Clipper
intenoen Ser Sbulen nonlintert, I'm
Sic Sofan5 5u fiillen, pelde our6
ben 600 bon Solparb q. @ass ent.
Ita,oen lit. Inter ben &anbiooten
fir bie Domination befano lid aH6
q. $. 9oe9m, friiber non Sermann
iett bon Ipa, Wo.
--9(m porigen Mittipo6 begaben
itd Conrad Shlport uno beiien
SoGn 2crop, welde ouf elmer 6arm
III ser Gong @rand 0udbari6oIt
nobnen, nod ser SdIcucr, itlt elmer
trarlfcu aub @}ebi5in einju9cbcl.
Ser Batter 9ing porall ltno Der Sobn
folgte, nit Der Weoi5iniloihe. Bl0t.
lid flbr eirt 8lisitrobl bernieoer. Der
Sater brebte ii6 I'M uno iob cine
| SlaMmenIdlile oa, mo borber iein
Sobn geltanben bate. 9ies baltcrte
MIR einen 4ugenblif unb Damn CT.
blidte er ieinen Sobn, bell unb I'M.
periebrt, ben SAILS Der Slai6e nod
in Oct San0, lpabrenb Der &eit Der.
/ iel6en ger. du,ettert mar,
SIT ibrem Eeitantent bonn q.
9opember, 1909, beaelet BON Senrp
Sal5mant uno Robt. 8alfer, Der
ma6t Die berltorbcne Srau anno
&ief ibr gi9entbum nie folgt;
Sdmmtlides Saus- unb &iidenge
ruth, iorpie Die Summe bon $500
ibrer Sodter Cola Gest Srau aool
SdnelD; on GonitanS &ief, Iuguitl
Sueller, Suloa Sabrenba9 unb 2ent
8eber, jeben sic Sumnte bon S.; Be
&eit hires gigentbums lnb Bette!
an tire &inber, 2ouiie 2inbort, SO,
} Gberrie, Otto &ief, Mar &ief, @nn,