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Arizona republican., 1917-05-24
Our Limited Field

We have stated that it is estimated that the num- Der of young in Arizona of the ages 21 to 30 inclusive is something than 10000 and that Arizona's quota to be raised by the selectve draft will be in the neighborheod of 1,4O0, in seven But there the exemptions for disability. We should take into account too. the married of that and those ,who engaged in farming mining stock raising and in such other occupations whose interrupted prosecution is essential in actual fighting. They will also be exempted.
 That will bring the total of of eligible age liable to service in the field to comparatively small number, that the first selective draft will almost exhaust it. It will take almost every young man who is without occupation whose occupation is one which is not in any way essential carrying the
Arizona republican., 1917-05-24
GERMANY NEGLECTED AN ASSET

In many the yield of potatoes per acre has been doubled by irrigation. In all the yield has been very materially greater result irrigation even in so-called humid districts. Apparently the Germans have not fully appreciated the worth of American experience in rrigatng garden truck-po- tatoes etc-or they would have spent more time mak- ing pumps and pipes than making Zeppelins
 An expert of big pumping company-a man who has been gathering irrigation data for that campaign of irrigation in Germany, even if begun after the started, might have entirely changed the outcome of the war.
 It should be remembered that America leads the world in agriculture and that in irrigation by pump ing it's leadership is unquestioned by those who insist that America is behind Europe in intensive farming By the sophistical methods of comparing our average yield of grain per with that in Europe it has been frequently attempted prove that America has much to learn in agriculture from Europe But the fact is that not the yield per acre but the cost bushel should be the final criterion of efficiency in grain production. Judged by that criterion America has led every nation earth ever since Mccormick developed his first harvester-From Engineering and Contracting.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-24
A Reform of the Referendum

bad is being made of the referendum which lends itself easily to bad use. It has seldom been invoked in this state for good honest It has been employed in not all but nearly all to postpone the operation of laws which it was evil dent the people would ratify when they could no longer be denied the opportunity ratify them But for long, for two years, the will of the people could be thwarted.
 The referendum is being invoked against sev era laws enacted by the last legislature the law ating highway commissions, the anti gambling law and the redlight abatement law The first named had the support in legislature every progressive c zen; what opposition developed was traced to small politicians and those chronically opposed to expenditures for public improvement Every vicious element in the state opposed the anti gambling law and the redight abatement law They did what they could against them in the legislature. Decent and women supported them and we all know that decency, when active and awake, is in the majority , in Arizona
 The opponents of these three laws know that they will be overwhelmingly ratified when they sub mitted to the people, but they cannot be submitted before November of year. So, the effect of the referendum will be to give nearly two of grace to minded, unprogressive citizens to the gamblers the bawdy and roadhouse keepers and to such property wish lease their property for immoral purposes.
 We not attacking the principle of the refer endum it is a good All laws enacted by legis- latures good and it is right that the should be given chance to pass upon them and to prevent bad and vicious laws from becoming opera tive. The trouble lies in the machinery of the refer endum, which up in the first place by vision ary chimerca, dreamy, impractical Like the rest of the machinery of the popular rule system it intended for communities whefe all the people honest, unsefsh alert intelligent and jealous of their privileges and duties and especially of priv ilege and duty voting Of course ttere is no such community, and until the millennium there will never be such community But in such imaginary community the operation of the popular rule ma chinery should be made easy and convenient possible. Thus these dreamers arranged that num- Der of voters equal to five per cent of the number voting at the last previous general election might apply the referendum to any legislative passed with an emergency clause. Under this in Arizona this year hold up the operation these natures of than 1000 men and women against the operation of any all the Ten Commandments the Golden Rule the righteous law that was enacted after society organized
 The constitution should be changed requiring a much larger percentage of signatures referendum petitions If law is really objectionable except of certain class, the people understand
 it's objectionable character it would be easy to fifteen twenty five per of the against it. And if many be secured it should be deemed that the law aimed is salutary and satis- factory the people
Arizona republican., 1917-05-24
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION o
 PARTNERSHIP

Notice is hereby given that the part nership heretofore existing between Sl- mon Muckenthaler and Josef Fink, under the name and style of the Val ley Meat Company, of No. 36 North First Avenue, in the City of Phoenix. Arizona, is this day dissolved by mu- tual consent. The said Simon Mucken- thaler withdrawins from the business. The said Josef Fink continuing said business, he to receive all moneys due and owing said business and he to pay all obligations due and owing from said business.
 Dated at Phoenix, Arizona, this 22nd day of May. 1917.
 SIMON MUCKENTHALER,
 JOSEF FINK.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-24
The Liberty Loan

It is plain that the Liberty Loan is not going we'll Just how much the s2, 2,OO0 1000 bond issue, sub scriptions for which will close June 15 has been do know, presumably only small part of it. and doubt only very small part has been absorbed by popular subscription. That may be attributed several things, the foremost of which is that a nation of bond buyers, the French the Germans and the English have become by education. In those countries considerable part of the populations, in time of peace, kept their savings in national securities. In this country not in a hundred maybe in a thousand, is the of government security That is the primary why little popular interest has been taken in the first loan while successive French British and German loans taken up by the people avidly.
 Another why the Liberty Loan drags is that government, overlooking the fact that nation of bond buyers, made the possible ap peal to the people The government thought excite them to competition in buying by telling them that the indications that there would be great over subscription; they would have hurry if they wanted to get in. The natural, inevitable result of that kind of appeal fill the people with still greater measure of complacency It was good argument to them against subscribing. s..i
 Now, the government has been forced at last to tell the truth we know where we stand We know that the money must be raised somehow and that it IS going to be raised; that if it is raised by sub scriptions to the loan it will by the pensive process of increased taxaon which will fall upon every family in the land and the heavily upon those who better able buy bonds. It is unnecessary to add that the government will pay Sl2 per cent interest any money pay it for taxes and that the amount pay for taxes will be returned to On the contrary, will get in- terest on our bond subscriptions and eventually the bonds will be redeemed This is the cold business argument in favor of investing in the Liberty Loan.
 Then there is the patriotic argument. There thousands of men and women giving their time and money to the government in this hour stress Some millions of young will shortly be giving them
Arizona republican., 1917-05-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Henry Althoff, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the under signed administrator of the estate of Henry Althoff, deceased, to the cred itors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit such claims with the necessary vouch- CTS, within 10 months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator at 134 W. Washington St, Phoenix, Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in the said County of Maricopa, State of Arizona.
 GEO. A. MINTZ, Administrator of the estate of Henry Althoff, deceased.
 Dated at Phoenix this first day of Nav. 1917.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-24
ONLY ONE BID F0RPAVEMENT
 |S TURNED IN

But one bid for the proposed paw ing of North Fourth street was in the hands of the city commission when the regular weekly meeting was held yesterday morning. The sole bid was that of David Jones. It was re- ferred to the city engineering depart ment for checking.
 A communication from Clarence L. Standage, clerk of the board of super visors, granting permission to w. s. Boulden to stand his express wagon on the east side of the court house plaza, was approved ard a permit ordered issued to Boulden.
 The matter of billboard regulation
 was again brought to the attention of the commission, Commissioner Woods asking what had been done by tie city attorney. Assistant City Attorney James E. Nelson advised the commission that City Attorney Rich ard F. Sloan was considering the
 matter. The commission issued in structions that the city attorney make report at the earliest possible mo- men. City Manager Robert A. Craig informed the commission that tho meeting which was to have been held few days ago between the commits i sion and the officers of the Phoenix
 Railway company had been postponed
 to Friday, May z5.
 A communication from the Ameri- can league for national duty request ing that from one to five delegate;
 be named to represent the city Of Phoenix at a conference of the league.
 was presented and read. This con- ference is to held ir Washington. June 6. Mayor Corpstein said the commission would talk the mater over
 over today when the commission meets as a board Of equalization, and in the meantime if there were cit | izens who desired to attend the con- ference, they could so advise the commission.
 The report of City Manager Craig 1 for April was presented and ordered i placed on file.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-24
Who Killed Cock Robin?

Every fifth the United States Census Bureau counts shops and of the entire country In this count all communities stand exactly the basis and the accuracy of the result Between 1899 and 194beOre the brought about radical change normal industrial condl ons the manufacturing development of the Far Western shown by the following table, compiled from the United States Census reports:
Arizona republican., 1917-05-24

pictures are so grippingly svmpa- thetic, so realistically awful that without such an ending I would be fearful of the temper of a Woman : hood" audience.
 The picture should accomplish It's mission of creating increased loyalty ard devotion to America and Amer ican womanhood and instil an in tense determination to protect both- be the cost what it may.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-24
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the As sesslnent Roll of Maricopa County. State of Arizona, for the year of 1917 has been filed in the office of the Board of Supervisors of Maricopa County. where the same may be in spected by those desiring to do so.
 The Board of Supervisors will sit as a Board of Equalization commencin;
Arizona republican., 1917-05-24

Friday, June 1, 1917, and continuing it's session until five o'clock in the afternoon of Saturday. June g, 1917, at which time the board will hear and consider objections to any assessment on said roll.
 CLARENCE l.. STANDAGE. Clerk Board of Supervisors, Maricopa
 County, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-24

selves and hundreds of thousands of them will give their lives. Surely those who give nothing else can, at least help the government by taking of these bonds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-12-18
missionaries DELAYED
BECAUSE OF No ENVELOPES

IUe nai Exemption Board an
r.Hn.,. chat ffe Iur-iiouuairo. taaI
t.rr f1 have started going 1ui 'I
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HHrI until The envelopes f1r 'hNp
arrive lH answer to an iuGu'r.
lun .he .oul board headquarters al
tiscs chem not to attempt maiiins
..Hm Hnfl fHo special envelopes have
bosom received When tins is startoN
fho iaH numbers viii Do the nr.'
mailed and about per cent % th-
numbers nailed each day
Tbe hulrI IS unable to frr iHF'
ye' eben the qucstionuai-es viii hc
L1iug oar and sil Horis'raufa arc
.rr.I 'u eatch tho columns oi thi.
rsr"r for thn announcement
When these arc received fho rer
s'uBf b. urged % there Is auy part
Hf f.r question: he DOES not undar-
HHHI fo come tD the Exemption
Boards office orr 'he relcra. building
ana he Hill ba rrf to some lawyer
a.O VIII assist rm free o. gharle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-12-18
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-12-18

It may b. hard 10 realize thai Christmas only SIX days
of ~ border yer squeeze into those few days the whole
rouod Of Christmas shopping And hardest Of I'll the prob
lem Of gifts to men, with is demand time, and thought
and money.
Because specialists in mems goods help
you al thre--,me, thought and money. Here
you viii find great variety at wide range Of prices;
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-12-18
TEN PANHANDLE COUNTIES
REPORT EIGHT THOUSAND
RAISED FOR RED Cross

uut OF Oh. 81 Panhandle counties
iu hWr uporrd the total sum OF
ss.sIs o.. ONE. 60 report ave lrm,
.uuuu e-N Hri,rpc Stni. tJr~pu
800" Castro sinu. Dh,ldrr-. St.luu.
ifHri smith Sbt-. CA, SION, Lips
D.mh Slnl Potter -, 49, aud Rob-
GETS sIup The local Red Cross
br1tuuHfirr. were in communication
With au tlr Panhandle counties
Nundh, 1Hd the greatest of interest
q. said Co h" shown every where.
& Mrf rurli,in Manager Palmer an
nuun,cd l.,i uighl that they NOW
fr.D .nu lr WOULD not hc surprised
In >rr EGO over that.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-12-18

This il Rcd Cross Week. u = Red
Cross hutton does not yet adOrn the
lapel 81 your coat, don't wait for the
solicitor to look YOU up, hut turn Ia
YOUR membership Ia one of the
booths on Polk street It's Ia help
the boys cover there"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-12-18

camp" You be they'll appreciate little
ORANGES; well mail them for you If you like
The presents bought may not arrive Christmas
day. but soldier said There's nothing quite enjoy
able the presents that afterwards when you're least
expecting them
Handkerchefs, sox, muflers, mttens sweaters under
and any number Of other things you'll find here all
good for the soldiers and Sailors help choosing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-12-18

and here mems store, you'll get the advice Of those who
really know what men want
Our mark in any merchandise is a credit to your judg-
nent and qualification TO any man.
We can supply anything for any man. from Hart Schaf
& Marx to the latest thing in cuff links
We ready to make suggestions
Maybe you to send something to the boys in
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-12-18
HESS & SKINNER
Consulting Engineers
Room 80. smith nld,

Room 80, Smith nldg.
Phone 1907 amarillo. Texas
Roads, bridges, Paving, Water
Works. sewers aud Dams
Al plans aud Specifications drawn
Ca meet the approval of the state
Highway Commission aud United
States Department 1T Good Roads
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-16

essm Simrnel perliert aud Elm en-
aeI OH 9ebei,tling.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-16
Nctte SnitanSe.

3pei frembc ilin9e WtGohcn bic
ON Samstng nah unicrcr Staot fa-
men nno lid unIittiam benabmen,
mrrocn olli A~norbniun9 bcs @npcr
&lcnf burh Den Gitu Woribal @un,
ocrlid,, ipat aln Sunlstaa Nbcnb. in
Ncnlcinidlait nit ihrcn 5mci @cglci-
tern. nrrctirt nno nod Scr Gitp Sail
acbrad)t. Wnppr &lcnf cripicb bic
bciocn MGnncr sic Stnot iofort at
pcrloIicn uno oicir mitrhcn Dom Wor.
lbal oni Ncl WittcrnndltsSugc pilnft.
lid Dabgeidpbcn." Sic bciNcn Cir
!1cn jc0od), mcld)c bcrcits EciicbIlctc
nnd) @aibington acloit bottrn, mlr,
Den im @eiunaniB cingcidlloiicn I'M
hiciclbcn nit Dem Mtprgen5ugc meg
5uididcn. Scr WarIhol bate ocn
Ntnd)tlpGd,tcr beouitro9t i'm 9cgcn 5
llbr 5il mcden I'M oicic nud) Dem
@obnboic ST. brin9cn.
Ger Nod,tmGdter pcriGrmntc cS jc.
ood), Den WorIbnl 81 mcfcn mo an
itntt bciicn, iuur Wnrihol SSumbcrlid
nid)t mcrig erital,tt ais. fur5 Dor NIB.
gang brs WorgcnSuges, Die beihcll
Wt10fcn Inn aus Dem Shlnic med
ten, lno Inn cr5Gbltcu. onB cine Ins
5abl jungcr 2ciltc, bcelcitct bon ci,
ncnl Gltcrcn Morn gc9cn 9 llbr bic
GDilrc gum @ciGn0nib ac6iinct hit.
fen. Gic WGod)cn gobcn cine acnallc
@cid]rcibung Scr WGnner 10 hoB bic
@cnmtcn I'M Stanbc icin mcrbcu bic.
iclben 81 crmittcln, 5ullnl elmer oas
bon hcrcits Gin Dpllca @~clt0noniB Dor
hclt Wnpor nhgelcgt bat, uno lpiro
ac0cn Die nnocrcn ipnbrihciulid) nit
ppllitcr Strungc ocs @cicbcS pornr,.
9c9anacn mcrocn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-16
SaBt Gnrc Sdnbc TlidcH
2seGer, 9'rompter uno
Ut 9eringeren 2ret(en
IN Der
Gleftril6en
S6ubflif : @erfitatt
Gce. y. Teibah,
g%iaeutbiimer.
Mittenb cra.

Nnl Wpntag battcn mir cnblih ocn
idon lang cricbntcn Hcgcu. Der
Wun9cl an @oiicr mnhtc lid, rcdt
iiiblbar Den bcinubc bel icbrm Sornl.
balls lab man cinen beloocncn @ui.
icrlpo9cn. Sniolgc bcs fnlten uts
trodcncn @intcrs, iob bier sic 0cis
5cu NuSlnnt rcd)t bctrilbcnO aus, obcr
bltrh ocn icbigcn Hc9cn idn9t iic ME.
Der an 81 teimcn un0 boifcn mir Dob
cs nod cine quite Grntc gcbcn miro.
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lit Gin rcdlt
gutter abcr infer alter 6rcin0 Mm-
II. 0eppc lit INNER nod, rcd)t lcihcnb
an HbclmotiSmuS. @ir huFicn unb
milnid)cn baB CT rcd)t bolb lpieocr
better miro.
Wortin Nci6briuf bot lid, in Safos
QCttc Gnllltn llahc Illlla enc Sarifl
ocpad)tct mn miro ltus hulh pcrloI.
len. &ir miinid)cn linn hcn bcitcn
Grfnlg IN Scr ncllcn ScinlatD.
Ebilip Gbfcr bat feline S1acmiIblc
nl,i ScinriG MorrcS Garm Gcbrnd)t
nm fir bcniclbrll bnS Nol6 fiir cine
9robc Sdcllcr al i1gcn.
Nm lcbtcn Counting belt FnItor
Simonafn bon ScfirCnahnrg in Der
biciigcn cDangcliihcn Stride cine
Nrobeprcoigt, Dor elmer grobcn Scr
i1lnnllllng.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-16
Yns Den, Clipper bal.

Scnrp Sdolten npn Gbinclono,
bat lcbtcn Srcitog icinc W0bcl nnb
&a~llsgcr1tbe nuf icinc tyorm an Der
Tirit Greet 9cbrad)t lllo miro llGditc
@pdc nit icincr San1iIie bortbiu
5icbHl.
Carl Sltihnlcpcr bat icinc Gompi.
lnoidliilc lcttc ISOLDE nod @erlnann
gcbrnht. 100 6ieielbc Die Sricbfrait
fir Sen StcinsG ruibcr Scr Stubt tic
fern miro.
Ioplpb Stride lit lcttc ISOLDE mad,
@allspillc, Mo. ge5ogcn, mo CT cine
groBcre Sarm 9cnlietbct bat. 4ir
mllnldcn ibm gutcn grfolg unb
@oblereebcn in Der ncllen Scinlatb.
Souis Gocidcl lit leioer imncr
nod franf.
SoDn Shucioer pcrlpr lcbtc ISOLDE
ein i6oncs Efcrb. 9asielbe bottc
Elm 9ciu gcbrpdell mo nruBtc ocs,
bolh gctootct peroen.
Scltcr 6rad rclllid allf Dem 2anDc
bon Srit BOD aus no man geflGrt
bate. Gum @lilf fonntc bosiclbc
icooh nit Siilfe Der Nodbnrn balo
micoer 9cl0idt lpcrocn che es groBen
Sd)aoen anridten fonntc.
5cnrp Goci6cl lit luieocr ollf Den
Carl 9uldnlcper Slat gc5oeeu.
Srau Brandt, mcldc mebrere $50
fIcn bier mar sltm 9cilld) Ger Sun1ilic
Sobn Sli6nleper, rcilte am Sreitoe
mieocr mad ct. 2ouis auriid.
Slug. airdncr bon Sermann be.
illdtc letter. Sonntag biciiec 9cfonn.
&c unb Sermanote.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-16
. T..

Mm Wittipod lester @od)e murocn
9(lpin Mncllcr. Sobn non Muguit %.
Mpcllcr uulb Satin pnll Wnp unn
Sri. 2cnu Gngclbredlt, Sodtcr BON
Wortin Gn9clbrcdyt uon Cooper Sill,
in ocn FL. @lutb Der Gbc cin9elcgnct,
Gin lhoncs @pd)5citStcit lpuroc
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hcs Wrdllti9on1s 9cicicrt 81 ncldcm
lid piclc Trclulbc unb &crmanotc
Scr bcibcn Snnlilicn cingcflmocn bat
ten. Sic M%cllpcrmGhltcn wcrbcn in
Gnon, Wn. mnbncn. @ir grutultrcn
lulo milnihrn uicl @liif uno Scacn.
Im 9onnerstag ionh cine mcitcrc
&of5cit ltatt uno 5ruur IN Der @ob.
nllna Der G6clclltc @n1. &ccnlcpcr.
On bicicm gbcno murbcn SRI. Wtils
nie Sccnlcpcr ull0 @n1. Scba SIT CT
ncllt oliiflihcn Eoorc pcrcinigt. Gas
jul,ge Gbcpoor miro iif ol,f elmer
Sarm in Gcnbrif, Colorado nicbers
laijen, oic Ser Scba bereits Dor
mcbrcrcn SSobrcn criporbcn Bnttc.
@ir cntbictcn Sen Ncl,pern,Gbltcn
unicren bcr5lihitcn Slid. uno &C.
gcnsmtnid,.
Grnit Gngclbreft lit Den unlicl',
iunlcn @ait, Sic Grippe, micbcr los
ocmorocn lllb bcfinbet lid micoer
ollf Dcn Gnnrm.
Wit bent &oferiGcn lit. lmon bier
iibcroll flcibig %beid)Gftigt. mo o>td1
fir bas Yflon5cn BON &ortoffcln
triiit man bcreits &orbercitun9cn.
Srco Sphcin battc lcbtcn Montog
allf Der Subrt nah Omensbillc nit
elmer 2ahung Sdnpeine ltnalild. Iltf
Dem @eec beeegnete or einem Iutos
mobile, 1ein @eipann murbe ideu uno
dina bltrd). nobel Der @agen un19c-
mprict mlrbc. Sum Slid fa,u Scrr
Sobein nit Icidten Sbiirfungen oa.
bon. 9luh Die ShDeinc batter,
ol,Bcr ser Inait, feinen Sduhcn err
litten l,no nafoem, Die Iutoiiten I'M
icrenl Srehnbe aebolfen batten Die
Sdtpeine pieoer nlif5ulaocn. fonnte
CT Die TSobrt mad Dem Warfte ipiebcr
fortiebei,.
Geo. Seba rnb Sobn ten 8elton
Oto. paren mebrere Gage letter $50.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-16
" prripn II.

Z. $. Cuu0bcII unO Snnliltc bon
Nernlonn mnren an Spnntag bier
in ibrcr irilhern @cinldtb gum gc.
iud,. Sic bottcn sic Snbrt in @eo.
Ghcriin's Gnt!unb Nllto 5ltrildge'
leat.
3. 81. Spcfbnls rnb Talnilie,
2oilis Sod lrno Sonlilic mo $. Z.
WcrtcnS luuren nm S%tanlstag in
Ncrnlnnn nm ser SbcoterDorItellltna
bci5umobnen. Gll6 6. =. Fope uno
Sobn modtcn onl Sumstag cine
fnr5c @eiud)srciic nud) Der GountD.
buuptitabt.
IoItpr @. Sllclsmnnn, Soc unb
Nnic SolScm ,nb Serrp 2uhoensfp
bon GholnoiS. nnrcn an Sonttog
bier.
Sri. 2pbio Rcinbol5 lit am Conn
tag nod einem gcli1d in ct. Souis,
micber 5llriidgcfebrt.
Die @rbcitcn ON @olt bcS Ibalt9s'
fandlcS 5tpiI6en Worriion apeniie
un6 Meper @penlte iino bieic Mode
pollcnbct morben.
@nn. 3cilmonn, 8cp. Sonftlehen
uno Oscar 2alf rciltcn am Samsta9
nod ct. 2oliis 81 fllr5cm 9elltd.
eugene Barter bat ben groBen
@hite Sr,1d nod) Gbamois gcbradt.
100 herielbe bel Hpooarbeiten in Ser
mcnoung fommen miro.
2ebrerin Warion 8ilo pcrbradte
Somstag l,nb Sonntag in Sermann
bel ibren IngebGrigen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-16

Idobcn. GbcnfnIls bctrcfiS bcs &c
il,d)s BON M. ). Nowod I'm citc rlcl,c
Gountp.Rooo in @ruib Greet Comm.
hip.
Die Gountp Court crnalmtc 9. S.
8. Scrrcll gum Mitglicb bes Gountp
@oaro Of &eoItb fir Den iilolidcn
E6cil bes Gpuntps.
Der Surpcpor ipllroc bcauItragt
sic ncllc Goluttp Hoab, i'm meld)e
Sobonna Giottcr II. U. eingefomnten
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