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Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-03
lock, in which to stow civilian cloth

| lock, in which to stow civilian cloth ing.
 of training for the first time will be taught the elementary duties required of all naval recruits. They will be taught how to sling a hammock; to scrub and wash clothes; physical ex- ercise; school of the squad and com mentary ordnance and gunnery, etc. Those having special qualifications will be permitted to take courses in radio, electricity. engineering and oth- CT specialties. Daily Routine of Vessels at Sea. 3.45 a. m.-Ca1l the watch. 400 a. m.-Relieve watch; muster the watch and lifeboat's crew, light smoking lamp.
 500 a. m.-Can section of watch having all night end; serve out cof-
 5.20 a. m.-Pipe sweepers: take off shoes and socks
 5.SO a. m-Turn to; out smoking lamp; scrub and wash clothes; exe- cute morning orders.
 a. m.-Pipe up all hammocks.
 7.15 a. m--Mess gear; light smok-
 7.sO a. m.-Brealzfast. Shift to uni- form of the day.
 SIS a. m-Turn to; out smoking lamp. Clear decks for inspection.
 s.15 a. m.-Quarters for muster and 1nSpecLlOn, pnySlCdI e8erclSes urlll as prescribed.
 11.3o a. m-Retreat for drill: light smoking lamp.
 12.00-Pipe to dinner.
 100 D. m.-Turn to. Pipe sweepers. Out smoking lamp.
 Ills p. m.-DriIl caH Drills as or dered.
 4.3O D. m-Retreat from drill. Light smoking lamp
 500 D. m.-Supper.
 7.30 D. m.-HammOcks.
 800 p. m--Out smoking lamp. Out all except standing lights. Keep quiet about the decks.
 JoSEPHUs DANIELS.
 The Naval Training association of the United States has been organized to assist in the enrollment of recruits throughout the country for the camps and cruises as described above. The headquarters of the association are at 31 Nassau street, New York
 Local enrolment committee have been established at important points throughout the country. The nearest enrollment committees to this locality is Franklin Farrell at New Haven.
 Prospective recruits wil be furnish ed enrolment blanks, information rel- ative to the cruise and the necessary requirements and qualifications there for. at the headquarters of the asso- ciafion: by the local enrolment com mittees, or at any D. S. navy recruit ing station This association will also assist in the enrolment of motor boats the pavy department. Detailed circu-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-03
,n graciousIy responded to an en-

son graciousIy responded to an en- core.
 Miss Jamiescn is of extremely youthful appearance and she wore a light satin frock of simple design. Her flowers were pink sweet peas.
 In Fort Wayne.
 The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette paid the young pianist this tribute:
 Miss Margaret Jamieson, of New York city, appeared in plano recital last evening under the auspices of the pices of the Morning Musical society of this city. The auditorium was we'll filled with an audience which braved a snow storm in order to listen to the young student of an art so great that none claim to have reached perfection In it.
 Miss Jamieson's personal appearance Is in her favor. She is fair, and graceful, with an easy stage presence, and a dignified and pleasing way of acknowledging her applause, while her beautiful arms and hands seem to be made to play the piano. Her program was an ambitious one. varied enough to demonstrate her inborn musical sense, her good technical grasp, and her ability to make the musical mes- sages clear, or to perform a bit which might be termed a feat of musical tymaustics.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-03

A camera is used in recording the figures on one kind of gas meter.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-03
PEOPLE ARE
 GUESTS IN PROVIDENCE.
Surprise Gathering Held for MT. and
 Mrs. Charles Wood.
Especial to The Bulletin.)

Providence, R. |, Jan. 26.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood of Norwich, for merly of Providence, who have been spending several days with relatives in this vicinity during the past week, were the guests of honor at a surprise gathering held at the home of Mrs. Woods sister, Mrs. Wallace Randall, of Smith street, on Tuesday evening. It was the occasion of the tenth ann1- versary of Mrs and Mrs. Woods mar riage and more than fifty of their rel atives and friends assembled to pay their respects and extend their con- gratulations. Vocal and instrumental music and dancing, with buffet 1un- cheon and tea, furnished the diversions of the evening. MT. and Mrs. Wood were the recipients of a number of handsome remembrances of the occa- sion. They returned to their home in Norwich this afternoon.
 Mrs. George Turner and her two daughters, Misses Alice and Clara Fur ner, of Norwich, are spending a few days with relatives on Warren avenue, East Providence.
 Miss Audna Piche of Moosup is mak- ing a short stay with her sister. Mrs. Alexander Cartier, of Bouvter avenue, Manville.
 Miss Daisy Burlington of Norwich is the guest for a couple of weeks of her aunt, Mrs. William Burlington, of Gladstone avenue, this city.
 Miss May T. Wetheren of Danielson is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. L. Read, at Cumberland Hill.
 Miss Eva Bates of Norwich is spend ing a few days with relatives on Bull locks Point avenue, Riverside.
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel Dean have re- signed their positions with the Skaters vile Finishing company at Slatersvflle and have removed to Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-03

ham. Near the end of her life she had been dependent on charity.
 The witness described herself as an animal specialist. He had known Miss Derby Hyde since 1901, when she was rather well off. Her hobby was prize cats.
 She possessed some of the finest animals in the world" he said. They were of all kinds-English and foreign and I suppose she must have taken some of the most valuable prizes and medals in the world. Sometimes she would pay s200 or $250 for a cat, and once I knew her to pay even more. At last 1t came to an end."-LOndon Chronicle.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-03

lar of information about these maneu- vers will be issued by the navy de- partment later. As the number of re- cruits that can be taken care of for these camps and cruises is limited and as recruiting is now in active progress, the association hopes that those who are seriously considering enrolment will give the matter their early atten-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-03

Japan is confronted with an intern al political crisis, like its allies in the war The opposition to the adminis- tration of Field Marshal Count Te- rauchi has opened a vigorous cam paign on the ground that the Terauchi non-partisan cabinet was formed in violation of the spirit of the cshstitu- tion. The Constitutional party, which has a majority in the house of peers count Kato, former minister of for eign affairs, has joined hands with the Nationalist group in the lower house for war against the premier. diet. Count Terauchi and Viscount Motono foreign minister, delivered addresses in defense of the admins tration.
 The Japanese press expects the out come of the crisis to be dissolution and a new election.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-03
Spent Fortune on Cats.

T have known her to have as many as 100 cats, and I am afraid they proved her ruin," a witness said at the inquest on Miss Jane Derby Hyde, who died suddenly in the street at Syden-
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-06-16
Sheriff Sale
U. G. Mooks
cro.c. VS.. No. 2O49 .
GEORGE A. SPENCER; et Ala

: BY virtue of Writ of Fer; r..;.. 4,
me olrected from the Honorable NJ =
Judicial District Court for the Par;.h ~
MADISON aforesaid. in the above ent;tIs ~
cause, will proceed to sell Al ns,hiio
auction at the principal front dd p~o nc
tne Court House in the town of rsiI,,I.I
IN Madison Parish. Louisiana on The th;,A
saturday, the 9th day of J,,ns
A. D.. 1917. between the hour, rs.,
scrioed by law. all the right titIe p .,s,,
,nterest Of George A. Spencer. Gert,,ae
& Spsrce and E. B. Bartot, in ana st ~
me T following described property. to.w;t:
IN hsfth half of southwest msrtn.
sno me west half southeast m,srt e Sc
'Sct'on twenty In township sixteen north
'snge thirteen east, coiitainino shn' =.
" hundred and sixty acres ali h Ms,S
q Parish. Louisiana seized IN tn tn
sppraisetnent. :, e oe"ent
| AZ J. SEWER, JR |;
1 Sheriff Madison Parish +.
May 9Th. 1917.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-06-16

Mr.. N. J. Kaufman was a visitor
20 MS mother in 'rallulah during the
week.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-06-16
MADISON INVESTS ~.
$4,000. IN
LIBERTY. BONDS
"Ao'son Allotment Over-sub-
,scribed-List Of the
Subscribers.

Through the courtesy Of tho r.,,,,,.,
o'Ate Bank. we give below a list of ,ub.
ser'eers to Liberty Loan Bonds. viii
their names. 'pi'oS''e
The amount go. 800. 90. was % ,,....
surprise to the promoters of the 49,
the bonds in this tarish. >as 4 they fsit
tnat their efforts Would have been 20
markedly worth the while had IN. .,,h
scr1ptions come up to the amount allo,t.d
20 Madison Parish-between SIS, 600 90
and $l9.OCo00. As it is. the amount
SHOWS that an over subscription has re-.
suited. which Is a great credit to the
parish.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-06-16
Cat1rrh Cannot Be Cu,.d

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS
GSHnnot reach the seat Of the St.a .neS
Sarn - local disease. Ereati~ in.
nuS by constitutional eonditionn. m
take an G inssr,, 70 cure Il you mus;
safrh Cure 10 taken internnIix "a
S e.s tnrp the blood on the mucous smra
E raees or the system Hairs C.,srrs
Hbxe, vas prescribed BY one of the heat
T. composed Of some OF IN. nj 49,
h Nnown. combined with some NJ " .Ss
p Sess blood purifiers. The perfect cone .ne
c. ast1Gn c OF tn: insredient: in HATS
wonderful results III catsprh.' .I such
= s.on'; Send for tsstimoniais free so"0''
AZ GGHENEY Co, Props. ToIedo n
Half: :o Fsniiy Ri tifi, %, ."..., ="
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-06-16

A delightful dance was enjoyed
oy at large crowd at the Opera
House in TalIuIah Wednesday night.
given for the benefit of the Madison
Chapter of Red Cross. The music
was furnished by the TallulA Or.
caestra without charge. and nearly
a hundred dollars were realized. Wei
understand that in the near future a {
play will be given Or the same pur.Il
pose. p. y II
Right here the Journal is going to
request thslsdies of TaIiuIah to send I
IN the names z their guests for the
dance hest week. 1t is ptacticallyIs
mpossible:to get their names in the
'aper Unless we are informed in n z,
ONE manner. and it is certainly an. NJ
when such information is ca G.
'yen us. However. this request II
o.s'. good for all times.bu we just IN,
'sl,: to impress it especially for the . =
y dance next week. S. SC,
!. i int
Last week. we were asked II the I.
eet'ng OF the Book Club were /
ritsen for last weeks paper. That s On:
rs nrst we had even heard of,the ran
Getting evidently because the ladies' or
re the ones whoheId the meeting, sbs
. the publisher Of the Journalnot =, !.
ing a ladies' man." Such tbine,| n
I this meeting are always intelsst- ,h,
. ana Il you know it and wknt| n
'er' to know Il. tell It to he pdes
lrnal. Jpd)
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-06-16

Inc English inn, where The Vicar
OF Wakefield" confdingIy gives his
horse to Jenkinson. the master rogue.
is on the estate of Rudolph Schaefer.
IL was built by Jackson Gourard. the
husband of Amy Croker. of Cali.
fornia.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-06-16
Sheriff Sale
s.,..t r.
Ninth Judicial District Court
MARTIN ]. AUSTIN
cs,. VS. No. 2O4S
SEoaGE A. SPENCER, ct als

by virtue Of Writ of Fieri Fac;as :,
me directed from the Honorable Mini
Suoiciai District Court for the Parish ~ ~
MADISON aforesaid. ID the above ent;tled
cause, will proceed to sell ct oabI;c
s auction. st the principal from dor ' a.
me ~ Hourt House m the town uffsIInI.S \.
" ~ao'son rafish. Louisiana, on the tIir3
Saturoay., the 9Th day of June.
scr;b h. i S,!sI between tae hours pre-.
interest OF George A. Spencer. Gertrnda
Z spencer and E. B. Barton in and te
me Tl following described property. to.w;t.
Inc south two hundred and fcrtv ac,..
. section nineteen; township sixtesn
erin range thirteen east. in Mad;son
nit. 1eu III the above
I sppraisement. ~ VIC cement
= g, A: :: SEvikR. JR.,
,...s Sheriff Madison Parish. /.
"er'T : Oifiee. TalluIah. La,
May 9Th, 1917.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-06-16

Mr. and Mrs. John Moberly and
daughter. Miss Leah, of Nation
ILL.,. are visiting Mr.. Moberlv's
brother. Mr.. James Moberly at his
Laclede plantation near Tallulab
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-06-16

A large humber of gentlemen from
laliuiah enjoyed an outing at Arason
Club on Tehsas River this week.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-06-16

. The Jail in which the "yiear q,
Wakefield" isconfined. does Not loot
anything like present-day prison
but Is an exact reproduction Of wb,,
JAMS were in the time of the story.
Mr.. Frederick Warde, the star !.
largely responsible for thi, go, +"
he han in his possession some valu.hl.
English engravings. showing prisons
OF that period and the Jail was laid
out Under his directions. There are |
70 many scenes around the homo ~ !
The Vicar of Wakefield" tb., 81
considerable time was cot,sumed il
aklhg them. Weather eond;t;on.
we're severe. and plants and flower.
bout the cottage were bound 20
lner. Consequently it was necessarv .
D replace them almost daily. 10 Tho, ,
ley would not lose their FRESHNESS. ;
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-06-16


Mr.. L. G. Powell. President Of tn.
POWELL Motor Co.. spent Wednesday
IN Iallulah installing a new man in
e"e'r Snop here. The Powell Motor
20. TO- are authorized Ford agents. in
this territory. Mr.. D. B. Law has
:. oee e. appointed Local Manager at
Tallulah. He is an expert mechanic
and for the past few months no ha.
h'led the position as foreman of the
service and repair department of the
POWELL Motor Co.. vicksburg, and ia |
MS new position at TslIuIah v;,i
render 10 Efficient service to the people
n this territory.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-06-16
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
happenings Of Local Interes,
Picked Up Around
Town.


Town.
Mr.. N. J. Kaufman was a visi,o
TO his mother in Tallulah during IN,
week.
A large humber of gentlemen from
la'luiah enjoyed an outing at Araeou
Club on rensas River this week.
MRS. X. c. Leeves. of sibly, La,
IS at the hoihe of her parents. Or.
and Mrs. G. w. Gaines.
Mr.. Percy L. Rountree, of Vidalia
was visitor to Tallulah the past
week.
Miss Matte Blair arrived in Tai. |
luiah last week after graduating at
beihaven College. Jackson. Miss.
Miss Bessie johnson arrived in
Tallulah after a successful years
teaching in Coushatta High School
Misses Matte and Charlotte John.
son came home Wednesday last from c
pleasant visit to relatives near t
Shreveport. y
Miss Gladys Cole. who taught in 8,
this parish the past session, is visit. :,
ing her sister. Mrs. Jas. Beard. Jr.. In
hear Tallulah.
We understand that there u;,I he ,
luite q number of visiting girls in e:
aiiulah next Thursday for the dance a,
n that night. "a
Misses Fannie. Evangeline and e e
eorzie Chichester. Of Edwards IHh
iss.' are the guests of their auht h hn
rs. John B. Stone. 3,
WANTED-Track hands and lal,or. 70
for mill and lumber yard. pay 4 4
rs for common labor ten hours -
TX. Address: JONES & DUNN, NG
Jennie. Arkans,, yIST
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moberly and IMgj
'ghter. Miss Leah. of Nation -
are visiting Mr.. Moberly's MH
ther. Mr.. James Moberly at his RRUs
lede plantation near Tallulah. M!
ne English if,h, where The Vicar lkNR
Wakefield" confdingly gives his W.
e to Jenkinson. the master rogue. AM
the estate of Rudolph Schaefer IKHM
as built by Jackson Gourard. the WI
and of Amy Croker. of Cali. IM
a. lMW
wE
the Farmers: We want butter So
and poultry all and kinds of NM {
products. Small lot ship BY IME
! Post. Write for market letter M
lstruetions. W.. GREY, BNlE =
Alexandria. La. W. d
M. H. Coltharp has purchased DIRS
aiding and lots next to Eiealer. NNN
W Company, and has been BUSY w.
asst week moving from the Ag&
Motor Company's building. -
ftef Mr.. Law will be in charge G
Tallulah branch of the Powell =
Go. Mr.. Coltharp will out an State Of
late garage in the building he Min
we'd into.
Paul L. Flemming receveid 81 Ct
during the week to reporti
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-06-16

| Mr.. M. H. Coltharp has purchased
tne building and lots next to Eiesler.
barrow Company, and has been busy
the past week moving from the
Powell Motor Company's building.
hereafter Mr.. Law will be in charge
OF the Tallulah branch of the Powell
Motor Co. Mr.. Coltharp will put an
up'to-date garage in the building he
has moved into.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-06-16

Mr.. Paul L. Flemming receveid
orders during the week to report
Tor duty. and left TaIlulah yester.
day for Jackson Barracks where he
will serve in the capacity of quarter
master sergeant in the commissarv
department. Here's hoping that the
rat'ons he serves will always be as
plentiful as the friends he leaves
behind HIM
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-06-16

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oAs srco stem.
lam ~ with
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-06-16

10 the Farmers: We want butter.
eggs and poultry all and kinds Of
farm products. Small lot ship by
Parcel Post. Write for market letter
ana instructions. W.. GREY,
= Alexandria, La.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-27

bort bat. is er nit einem NAL forts
sei9niett IN id fen ALIENS bic Wtubs
iid fsbis miiNe. Sd ben ben Wennet'
iGer nod E gauge 2ntt seIast, mo er
ii9 in feline psip bat itede tonne. Wie
sr senus geb0rt sebabt fat, oa iast
er: .Wtit en- Seller ME Sbne, no enc
sbrliae Mann lei 9iBneB ipsuIe pubt
un babel nod nit 10 oieisnt is. oaB
er for ben 9smmeti9 besable oubt,
for 10 en- traurise Sedsl ben mir E
anners Yonniidment: sic ben ieBt
Die Wdbl. entpeOoer oubn i6 i3ne
in ben &ebti9. mo oie pil0e 9eiens
fin, i4meihe, oooer i'd ieBe Sine Tor
10 sbaut feds Stunoe in ben Tebti4
gu bic Mon.ies." pa fen i9 mid
forti4niete MOLE, alplper oer Gunus
bat es senobtiit In bat MIDI gang
idredli4 Derbammati4t uno oann
nit en- immenis Sid enaus ssidmiIie.
Oas is mer piel lieper selpeie, als
BEL bic 2eiens pber Sic Wonties gu
tomme, alpIper es ioa mid nur teins
me6r nit en- 3ertus tomme pomit i4
perbleilpe Sbne Sbrn lietper
Philtpp Saueramper.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-27
Gidenlube.

Sur0 bic Cerbsrsi pirb aus ben
robsa Aierbduten brau9bares SsOer
bergeliellt, inoem nan Die 9aute naA
~lorglalti9er Eeinisung DON 6leliG.
gaarer. Acknowledgements u. I. 10.
i'm Waiier erpeiwt unD paan nit
gerbitoif felt uno pipstiIanosiaDls
ma9t. 5rpB mander sebrdu4li%en
surrogate 1T bic Eobe nod INNER
oas bette uno unsatbebrlidfte Wtittel
gum 9erben Der Hino5z unO YfelOes
ydute, ioWie Der 8albfells. Wtan
nennt oieIes 9eriaban oabsr Rotz
ooer 2o9serberei uno bic 5Orltpirts
iAaft aie9t in manaen geseneen
0suti4lanDs. namentli9 in zee
pfal3 unb ben WtpiellanoI 1aften
r~ombhftsn @epinn aus Der Nnpilans
6uns iunser gi4en, iOssnanntsr
S6dlsi9en, oeren Hinpe ben sri9dBz
ten gerbitoft bic aObe. ~lisfert. Die
Gi9bdum4en blrfen nur 10-12
Sabre alt fem, I'M pas bette Grtrags
mis- aboulperfen. Oie 8inpe lit bann
am rei4iten an @erbtoff (Sannia);
iItere Hinoen- iino stpar ebenfalls
6ral6bar, liefern aber Elm minoers
lpertiges proputt.
CUR 3eit Der grnte Der Gi9enlobe
9ausn Die nGObma@er" Die Sdum:
ub, puBen bic i4paaen aeitten init
ben 9ldttern aus Yno i4neipen bic
itarteren Mite in banoli9e Steden
bon st!pa einem balben Dieter SGnge,
Die its alsbann nit Der ltumpfen
Settle Der IGt tlppien (sana in Der
Wrt. ipie uniere &inoer nit benz
Stiel i3res SaI4enmeliers ibr Weis
oenpfeifen),, Inn Die Rinoe CUR @bs
lpiung gu b~rin9en. Sa iIA o!eie Yrs
belt l1neller un0 lei4ter ausfiibren
ldBt, iuenn bic Rinoe Der 8aume nab
1T, 10 piro bauptid4Ii4 frib uno
abenos. Iolpie an regneriidm Sas
gen 2obe seI@lagen. limb insit'ic3
pa4t Der GobmaHer barber, oaB
bic 5eu9tigteit in Der in SiinDtii
gspudten Hinoe erbalten bleibt. bis
bieie genogen 1T; benin oa lie no9
Dem 8elpiGt beSoblt ptrp, beoeutet
ieoe IustrOdnung einen 0erlult.
Rad benz ablpiesen lperoen bic 9iins
Del an einfo9e geitelle gum Srods
men selebnt ullo aIsoann in bic Bob
miibIe gebro4t, ND tie ssrmoblen
perpen. 0iele 5ermabIene Rinoe lit
bic eisentli4e @erberlobe. Die Gt&m'
me Der @i4bdumfen finoes nod Ill.
oerpeitise 9%erwenpung. Dan badt
tie ndmIi6 niGt IN Der Wur5el 10,
lonpern etipa in MannsbDbe, laBt lie,
nadoem man lie seIddlt bat. bis
sum nd4Iten 5riibjo9r ite9sn uno
uertauft ie oann an bic SteilmnCber,
Die Iie als rWertItiide" i4dben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-27
EXECUTRIX NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters
estamentary upon the estate of
CHARLES H. KLICK
eceased, have been granted to TIC
Undersigned by the Probate Court of
;asconade County, Missouri, bearing
ate the 18th day of July, 1917.
All persons having claims against
aid estate are required to exhibit
hem to her for allowance within sir
Gonths from the date of said letters,
r they may be precluded from any
eneft of said estate; and if such
laims be not exhibited within one
ear from the date of said letters.
hey will be forever barred.
This 18th day of July, 1917.
CATHARINE KLICK.
Attest: ExecutriX.
Theo. Graf, Judge of Probate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-27
PROBATE COURT DOCKET
AUGUST TERM, 1917.

First Day, Monday, August q, 1917
1. Flora r. Angel, Guardian G. Cura.
trix, Virgil J. Angel ct al, min.
ors, Annual Settlement.
2. H. w. H~eidbreder, Guardian &
Curator, Willie Klaeger ct al.
minors, Annual Settlement.
3. Andrew Loeb, Guardian & Cura.
tor Paul G. Loeb, minor, Annual
Settlement.
A. Sam. ]. Morgan, Guardian & Cur.
ator, Frances Krecje, minor, An
nual Settlement.
5. Lena Picker, Guardian & Curatrix
Ella M. Picker ct al, minors, An
nual Settlement.
6. Gustav Hoffman,, Guardian and
Curator, Martha Hoffman,, minor,
Annual Settlement.
z. Mary c. Brinkmann, Guardian &
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-27

bGriaen 5u belltd)erl llto glcth5eitii
nud icincnn Snrnleigentblim 81 ieben
,$oi. Moetbeli pon &aibington luar
Gn0c Der lceten @ohe in Berger 5lll.
@eilG iciuer Mrrtter.
Srlpine ulo elmer Stod lpurocg
ais nclle Mitglieoer in Ole Woocrr
&&oo0men 2ogr ein9cfilbrt.
s. 6. Sdmibt bon st. 2oltis Weili
| acgcnlpdrtig bier gum @ciltf Der So.
uIilicn @cnrp S~ltcornlanm ir. mo 8,
>. Seitfamp.
Grnit Spino!er bon Ct. 2ouis be.
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pom 5reunocn uno Scrmnnotcn.
Naul 2lttDcr uub Satin lnO bcrul
Nuttcr, Srull Geo. 3eilnlonn, mod
ten letteu Sonntag cine N~utpioDrt
ndh ct. 2pllis.
Ncnrp Sdlpertmann bon &rnfpm,
Mo. mar letter SunlStag uno Som
taN bier nls 0uit Der Somilic Moo3
lltanl.
SDco. 0iltDen bon nn9c Ncrnlarm
-bcinll0 lid lcbtcn Snmstng bier in
GcidGften lno gum @clud) alter pc
fulnten.
@roDcr Jrillntnnn febrtc lctttu
Samstag bon elmer na6 Guretn IN.
tcrnonuMclncn 9cIudsrciie 5llriif.
Mcrnlonm Stoltr. ser Wtiillcr bon
Stonp Sill bcinnb id, lcetcn Gum
tag b~cilld)Sipciic in unicrem StGot
den.
Nm Sonntng iicl bier Gin ih0ncr
NcNcl Der nnlncntlid Sen Tnrnlcrn
crpiinidt mar.
Trall @ru. SrecIe Don @nibinRton
mcilt 9c1cnmGrtig bier 5llm @cilth
BON Ncripan0tUl.
Oscar 6rid bon @oibingtpn mar
lcbte Nod)e bier no CT bon %oa.
MpoSnlumn cine In5obl Ficrbc
Irnu ". ;. Shuffncr mar lcbtrn
Nrcitng bcllt6slpeiie in @uibinAtor.
Nl,g. StruBncr bon Gtlob bcfono
iih an Somstag in @eihGften bier.
Srau 0enrD Sufffe rciitc letter.
,Montag nnh ct. 2oris Inn Dem De,
gr0bniiie ibrcs @ruocrS, SSobn :.
bei5lmobnen, Der mebrcrc
(oac porber ourd) Wift icineun 2ehcn
Gin Gnbc gcuundt bate. Shnclocr
mar 50 Sabre alt.