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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-07-12
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
THE

THE EXECUTIVE:
Vice Ties'f Resident: Thomas nSsl K. Marshall msseI
CABINET OFFICERS.
sss ssTsssFy ct St s sss Treasury .wiii ia9ee g, M hsaasd!es
attorney Geen%sral,.......:.Jas; 2; MhscReynHlds
Postmaster General. Albert Bnrleson
Secretary Of the Interior franklin < Lane
s ssoTsssry Of Of ees e%meToss william hiGl1 g Z. ReSseid
Secretary of William B. Wilson
s. SUPREME COURT.
1aaeoiate Jsstices.yoseph MeKenna, Oliver
ney, Louis b. Brandis.W. r.. Reynolds.
UNITED STATES SENATE.
=. ! !. G G,Snns; :wahpssea
CONGRESSMAN. ~.
s a:m; ss Mss esYSoan;nass:::::::::::"::.:vs,iiiieSs Gity
P. D. Norton ......... blsmarc
FEDERAL OFFICERS.
United States District Judge.....C. F. Amidon
GGn nited STATES A Msosns1;: Edward &ne pSy's
Clerk of United States Court..JA A; montgomery
SSnryeyor GG Genera Il:::.nn;na. Al f. y q n1 TxIeS
G Geitil e B Bf Gus aosm.ner. ..xie1 Morrison ryaea
STATE SUPREME COURT,
9 Ghied 5Sst 51 Slices N. chTistianson "A. D. 5.o E.
RcbiInseS, R; H. !; G raSn, L. f. bir e D Aosk;ns
Reporter. .......F. W. Ames
STATE OFFICERS.
Governor J. Frazier
Lieutenant governor NJ J; Rr r aoe1
ssssst11 Gyai S ttosst'ts::::::::::i0Gs;1T1fFe 3: Resi ai17
Attorney, General Willism LANCER
Commissions of Agriculture =. John N Hagen
Commissioner of Rai Il a5s;sS n; A a Hnbnso q.
DISTRICT COURT
Judge Seventh District. J. Kneeshaw
Court Topographic oantori
STATE SENATORS.
Eighteenth District. Henry Mclean
REPRESENTATIVES
Eighteenth District;..3:.........Otto Dettler
Otto c.. Olson, j. j. Schrag.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
County Auditor. Ole J: Eide
SsSSun;tSY Treasurer. Fred Fred i T"am MeGa
Clerk Of the District Court. &c. S: Robertson
States Attorney. 1rlmeon
Register Of Bfeeds:.:;...,":..JohnM cGa1vran
Superintendent of Schools. Fred J. Reher
County Surveyor. aicoim Darling
EQUITY Coroner.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
First Com'r District. ............N Neil Nicolson
Second Com'r District. lverson
Third Com'r District. Laing
Fourth Com'r District. ........ Louis Rose
Fifth Com'r District. .."......Alex Russell
CITY OFFICERS.
mdyOI -
Aldermen LIST Ward John j. Boyd. DR.. I, Smith
Aldermen End Ward. R. T. Burke, VIM Stranger
Aldermen 3rd Ward. It, B. Hankey,J. Balgaard
CITY Auditor, John Sheehan
CITY Treasurer. John D. Milne
Chief of Police ...... James Reed
Assessor. Harlan
CITY ATTORNEY .Thos. Devaney
City Justice Joseph Power
Police Magistrate. 800. A. D. McNab
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
COAL COST HITS
ROAD BUILDING
Forces Wayne County to Pay
Increased Sum for 1917
Cement supply

The good roads commission re-
ceiyed bids for materials for WORK
during the coming year amountins
10 s225.000 in its weekly meetinf
TUESDAY
Building materials have gone ul
in price sharply since last year
largely bccause.-of the rise in tho
price OF coal large quantities a.
which are used in the manyfactur
OF cement. according to Elmer 6
Rice. secretary % the commission
For 10000 barrels Of cement, az
proximately 100000 will have to
bc spent
zone small plant which submit
ted bid uses four carloads OF coal
a day, said Rice
For the 10000 tons OF sand that
viii 20 into the Wayne count
ads durng 1917 an outfay 0f
about S2o1o0 viii be necessary for
$4,000 ton % rocks. $4,000
commissioners Haggerty. Hin~
and Cutler attended the meeting
About 20 firm submitted bids Tn,
contracts probably viii be let dur
ing the conne week.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

der was adoption Of the 1916 rules
for 1917.
Few Changes In Committees.
Ald. Heating announced his com
mittee selections during the initial
session They are rs follows:
WAYS and means Burton. Vernon,
Lodge. Guthard. Barnett. kronk, Nil
ter.
claims and accounts Kunz. War
tell. Robinson, Holden. Wenzei' nun
Judiciary wcnxen starkey Nit
ter. Braun. bort. Hahorsk. Miotke.
Franchise Wilson. RiChcrt, Yer
nor. Thompson. Starkcy, Auch, no
public utilities Vernon. Lttleneld.
Lodge. Burton Asha, Din. Mittcr
Grade ~aratiou--f;linuan. Alan.
schultz. Holden, Cowan. Ross. Hun
rirccts Cranshaw. Gilman. Little
heIa. Allan. Wnrtell Dil. Nowc,
rre protection ichert. Hlndlc.
Biol Wing, starkey. walsh; Debt
.Guttard. Schultz. Kronk. Holden.
runiie buildings Guthard. TIindle.
kunz Robinson. Auch. Bradley
s S,,.i. schultz. LAttieaela, -AahH-
Wenzpll. Kronk IlEhert. Walsh.
TaNes-~BlelI.' Tsfnor schultz. Star
kew Riopclla. podt, Miotke.
street openings kOcher, vernon
Barnett Thompson. ELLIS. Riehert
Printing link. Schultz. wenzeil.
Wartell. kocher. Holden, Hunter.
Markets and pounds thompson
Wilson. ull. Wing. Braun, Bahorski'
NJ otke
Public li~htlng Robinson. Allan,
Lodge BHoE Ashe. Braun, Bradley.
Parks and houlevards--Ellis, Bur
ton. rraushaw. Ashe. kunz. Robinson
Bradley
Ordinances kronk. Ilttleheld. Bar
nett Eocher link Cowan, Nowc.
Health and city hospitals Barnett
Gilman. Cranshay, Walsh. Riopene'
Bahorskt. Nowc
LicenHrs-- beil. Thompson, Richert
Riopsll". tn~an. Bahorskl
Liquor regulation i.iftieheid, Bur
ton KunZ. Npwc. 'uthard.
Rules VIM Ellis. Bell. Dodt
Ross Braun Rabowski
Charter and city leg station
Lodge. t''rtuu. Gilman, Dill Ellis.
BRIDGES Aehe. C'ranshaw. Barnett
Thututson. Wilson. Hunter. Mitter
"a creation and plav~rounds W arr
tell Guthard Wilson. Wing. Ross,
Miofke. Bradley
Traffic and police regulation Al :
Ian IIindle, Kocher, Wartell. WenzeL
link, Auch
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
\ young man who recently laid his
hend on the matrimonial chnnpInE

block announce the discovery ~
new form ~ torture for mere
males xua ranteed 10 bring about
slower death than trs ing 10 fnd
huftouhole IN piece ~ lace of
fEhtine with q furnace that would
chiH house in the middle ~ Aug.
ust TIE new method ts 20 havo
the head ot the family drag her
husband into butcher shop. The
floor ~ which is covered with a
iayer ~ saWiu two inches thick.
and let the wife drop "a key of
course. tho natural thing Tor cvrrv-
body in the place 70 DO as assist
In losing the key hy Kicking the
sawdust around. In tho end, the
butcher comes forward with
rake which the husband is finally
forced 90 take Along about close
Ing time. the key Is found The
husband lays aside the rake places
his 50 ccufe worth ~ beef steak in
his vest pocket and goes home 20
learn whether thr Gre survived
thru the day and o. empty the mail
box ~ any small billS whirh NAV
lavc accumulated since morning
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
had neglected to care
for his teeth properly

The condition in which found them is shown in
the accompanying illustration They in COM
pete stage Of decay-eyery tooth affected. He
had suffered with stomach and digestive troubles to
such extent that he finally taken down sick and
the physician who attended him found that the
entirely from neglect Of his teeth The teeth
were so sore that ne couldn't brush them-and
after the physicians treatment for time he was able
to to the Peerless Dentists to have the necessary
dental work begun
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
GEORGE CASTOR
Gets new JOB
Police Justices Offer Former
Sheriff Position of Pro-
baton Officer

George r CASTOR, former ci'g
clerk and sheriff. has been offered
the position Of probation officer OF
the police court by Justice steIu.
Sellers and Weston. Altho no dcH.
mite announcement has been made
e is said that Castor rs almost Ger
tain TO accept the place
Castor was manager OF the Mars
campaign az the last election and
since the mayor was returned -1
Office. there has been much specu
lation as 10 which city posi- iht
former sheriff would get as a ne.
ward for his service
The numerous rumors concernlug
the resignation OF Police Comm
sioner Couzens named CASTOR aa 3
successor
The probation post. paying 81 $500
per year. Is OF minor Importance
compared with what many polite
clans thought CASTOR would Eef buf
IL Is said in city ball circles tina.
this Job is the only one that s ln
filed and that CASTOR viii receive
a more remunerative reward
soon as the opportunity presents D.
self 10 the mayor
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
ALDERMEN
SHOWERED
WITH GIFT rs
New Members Receive
Many Tokens of
Esteem
HEATING NAMED
AS PRESIDENT
New Council Head
Makes Few Commit
tee Changes

Gentlemen, this Is just what my
wife has been looking for these
many years. but before / give It TO
her ri have felt put on both ends,
believe me
II was the Hon Robert W Rut-
ter. retiring common council presl-
dent, speaking He was speaking to
Aid John g. Lodge. the Santa
Claus OF the council" and the bou
quets were so large and many in
number that packed chamber
could hardly see what was going on
AID Lodge had just placed his
hand lovingly on "Bob's" shoulder
and in nice speech presented the
retiring president with an Inscribed
gayel as a token Of his fellow coun
cilmcn's esteem
AID Rutter's reply, as he held
the shining hammer up and ca
resaed 81 vitha elcamine eye was
me end Of th coum r councR a.
1876 apdth }trh 70 the ta1 body
frter Il htt novicl enf In
hch ~ b9o vae the feature
+ 2 Ser abb nra ihe. o'd council
be da and stepped down and OUT
private Mo
Then followed The calling Of thu
now roll ~ Ctv olork LINDSAY. ana
the advent OF l3 ncw aldermen.
Heating Takes Chair.
] n
Maurice j Kvaiing" when the roll
was called for election Of new
president. AID Heating was then
escorted 10 the chair by Aid Allan
and Burton.
Aldermen then with varied jest
elected Aid Hindle president pro
I ten Answers 20 The rollcall were
an the way from William Harold
/ Clarence Iindle TO MIR Hindle.
IT'S mighty good Of you boys
hut You gave me too many names,
was the acknowledgment
To sec these and other ccremon
les Of The night came crowd that
filed he chamber 10 capacity They
came SO rapdly and eagerly thar
Cant tlyn Hicks who was al the
pornl clad M his reghrcntals OF
Blue and white had his troubles IN
lui'iins them am
- o..s corr...,. .,cht bat mo.
a.. r,,. III n.. v-itor. rr.
.h8,ubcr was like tie nansin~ ger
~ D{rg Tr.~. v.-a urea,
-a .,t. ~ e., -,
,rs ~ ,- .5.ora n,.r
...r o.o ,s,
a~ .9,e ra
w.iior .ts,rre * ro
r .,i,-r,., g,
l. hf-ra.t p,-r. .s ,ve-
t 81 reN r,rr. -a-.
man, ,on,., r,rn an
,l.a ~ .eo ,beir tr banis ston
49,, ,tr..h,ia cf oo.-, or ,as.
INTO obBvon rs be caac mi-ht be
cif,s A.. Nur,oroge
eoatnrn was oift.o1,iro n.riod
IA tho proceedings Richard w
p.,Airr h,,slnaee p,snag,r If Tha
n.,rot, rineg woe giyan rho aoor
,,d cailod forward painb e Niner
80. I.,,r,.,.r,, ,rard aido-man NJ
poad,oo ,,1a ~ ,ov. colon his FOL
Io,,. ni,t,ors 4, Tho ronrto.ntb had
~, Mn, rtso sror humble hegin.
-. "a a,,.a 90 ct,.a co,
-, -, - ,ho,r recars
-rhan u paas,rr n,acod a,
-. Ill. :, ~ h,nds % M
,,t,,a 40 ~ ,hir. straiyhtwov
49,, =. a,n, .taor v,,,er Ma
No. -, -, n,,,ssod" Toe 10
-. IT, - go aronnd IA
- h.n c,oct nc, IT. ovos
.,,,1a a. 49, ., 10, "a ,ha No.
- aa,,ao,,,eaaaa 4, nro,,u,.
ri - 49, -, 49, 80 ~
-. - - t,e,ug -.
m ..',n 1T ~ - g. ,anas t,oidnr
who was s,,,,ng hcside Aid Iodra
~ ~ 80 ,ama,aI,ar fron, no rsirs.
-
n,, !. r,aA a., oo.,,u .,,,
tt. a,s., "a,
~ 4.,as. e, ~, ,rarn,,aan ~
hanaad go natd na,oh g. "A
tIoIaS,
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
As the gentleman remarked after he
IIna.ach 1uf nj nnr of The alrnh

downtown office buildings the
worst combination in the world for
corns is ignorance. obesity and
revolving door For fear that
these lines. like so many persons.
Will perish from tho earth without
being understood. the clever and
rising Young author Will explain
lie meant 90 infer that the gentle
man with the corns got into the
same section ~ revolving door
with rat man who didn't know
that one person per section is
proper.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

NJ DioErnes, with hts lantern stu
Irnmns the World In senrch OF an

honest man. he can blow ont his
light and lie down ~ peaceful rff
Tho owner Of stolen violin, n
reporting its t1sE ~ the police has
dlsclalmed that it is an heirloom ~
great price or genuine "~trnd .
The owner of the stolen instrument
rs T. Stevenson. No, l2l iiarpe ~
ave. who tells the police that he 4
ignorant ~ It's make and modesty
FugEcats that IL may be Grand
ia pfts urpdugt
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

4 notable society wcddlnc IN Nur
falo today viii be- that OF Miss Nor
ma Emily Mack AMI Philip FrctCrick
Metz The bride 20 he is Tho l--i-ll-
ter Of herman + Mack Rufa'o
newspaper Dublishcr and New Work.
member " the Democratic national
committee.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
NEW ERA
ASSOCIATION
Admitted
to Illinois

and Declares its Eleventh
Annual 25 Per Cent Cash
Dividend or Rebate to It's
Cooperating Members.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
John ~, ~, bonn, director Of manual
lrnlnInn In The nrIrnLl publIc

hoolf. viii speak Thursday IN
thr twentieth century club. under
tnr nuspiee4 ~ the Home and I'd
nratlnn department on ~ he va az"
oi uHuatilhl training IN the public
schools"
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

dry cleaning cost s. So he said.
which ne had been willing TO pas
because he thought she WAS COINS
90 wear ~ 20 "a party OF his rcla
tlves. Instead she used AZ Tor ctl-
cbratiun OF he's own.
Emory ". Clark, president OF the
First md old Detroit National
bank WAS the principal speaker ~
the regular monthly meeting az
the Wayne County and Home saw
lngs hank officers and employees,
Tue das night Mr. Clark adyo-
Gated recreation. or hobby that
might lend 20 exercise ia the open,
rs an celebrating force IN the
everyday life 0f the Office man,
clyde a. BURROUGHS - the Detroit
Museum of Art. also spoke.
The arst issue OF "IRbor's Noice" a.
out. ~ ~ monthly magazine
with "A clean message for working
people. according To the editorial
page ~ the initial issue The nrst
issue contains le pages and at
tractive covers. Julius Deutelhaum
~ the editor and manager and
Frank S. Martel ~ the publ shcr.
Tho publication office IS az 80.
1929 Hamilton blvd. IL is out and
out for the dry side OF the liquor
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

Judrr AIfrcd y. Marphs viii speak
ia the tnElr-ldr club Thursday
evening nn Tho silw aud the
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
"N e'il never give up until We get
di~artnn meat" said tienrN Ford to

Iln1ga reporter Tuesday. That
th only way 80 stop war A.
IONS aa countries have big armies
ufu uaNfcS thcF nrv bound 20 night
Ar'n keep ar it until a beginning
us made ana then the rest VIII come
naturally
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
City News in Brief

Judf-r AIfrcd y. Msrph, viii speak
IA the inglr-Idr club Thursday
evening nn Tho si1w aud the
4 special meeting for further organ
tsntion ~ Wayne rounts was held
hN ths EuuHl ~uGraec League ~
WAYNE county n the Hotel Statlsr.
"wednesday afternoon.
judge Phillip y. Nan ZiIe H. confined
80 his home ~ a. cold. lie ~ the
presiding judge in me chancery ~
iieiun 80 the circuit court. It's
place is beinN nlirf hy Judge
Murphy
John ~. ~, bom. director of manual
training la the Detroit public
hooif viii speak Thursday ~
thr Thsrntirth century club. under
thr uuspfee4 ~ the Home and ia
uratlnu dtpari fuent on ~ h" va "a"
of nHuatflhl training In the punli'
schools"
"MelI never give up until We get
disarmament" said Henry Ford To
ilnlgs reporfcr ine"daN nav
fn only way 80 stop war A.
Ions aa couutrits have big armies
aNa paNfc- tbcy ar" bound 90 night
Ar'n krep an it until a beginning
made ana then the rest VIII come
naturally
sold noreRs has b~cn taking ~ siestn
for fhr last few weeks" said the
nr- -rTrTr rr--ftn1 came down south
g. paw us WRIT bringing hts
lndt love. the beautiful with
HIM" And she dishcd up hcr
krenkfAst nr the nil stove IN the
CORNER az the bedroom.
s.'Thnt- what csII "a tickiish job
said man he watched -four
oihrr utr url.od piece ~ plate
GLASS ns tfu ue tne side ~ room
Hnt Hr tniu place THAT sort
H |aHf ~ f a
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
judge Phillip y. Van Zite H. confined
81 L-...... L.. .-..la Lie a. The

80 his home bN cold. lie IL the
fieiuu ~ the circuit court. Ills
place is bcinH nllrf hy Judge
Murphy
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-09

Bib raid auftau6te uno pisoer
peridpanO. Nein, enolos lang ipans
men iia bieie gilber aug, tiirdterIi4.
srauenbaft. llnO INNER nGber tamen
mir benz 3iele, Der nit 9irten umz
%idurten Strabe, bic uns ourh bas
9rudmoor fibrte. 4ber %unerbittlid
riidten audi Die Esiter beran.
sd mar pie seldbmt. gnblos
iaien mir bis 3eit. Meine Slime
itrebten nit aaer Mia6t rorlparts in
buntlem, fiirGterliAem 9rans. unb
oennof bate ia oas Gefiibl, ais OF
mein a0rper iueieHlos unb g"efeilelt ie,.
Cine Stimme fubr in ben 8unn ME
aus ipeiter Jerne, uno bod mar es
neben mir. vSerr S%berleutnant, mir
baben's seidafft, bort tit bic Strabe."
Der l~lnteroffiSier rief es. '2onss
fam tam i'd gum 8epubtiein. fiblte
plDbli9 pie nit einem Rud bic itarte
9etpesuns bes saloppierenben @ars
les uno mubte mid antlammern, UNI
nidt oieSerridaft ibsr meinem&0rper'
gu perlieren. Gin beler Sdrei aus
meiner 8eble l0fte ben unfeIisen
8ann. Sd fibIte mid 10 leidt, uls
lei cine 3entnerlaIt con mir senoms
men. No9 sinen Bid parf id auf Die
9erfolger, mir Iieten ie suriid. Nun
f4o1en lie ouf uns. trafen natiirIi1
niht.
ll~nterofi5ier Sriei9 blidte suriid
unb iaste: rSas iol uns elmer nadz
MAIDEN, in flint Minuten cine ioIbe
Strede suriidlesen."
Gin S9auber iiberIief mid. stint
Winuten nur, aber mas bate metne
Seele ni4t uues erlebt, pelde 3eit
bate lie in bieier tur5en Spanne
burdeilt!"
Die beftise Grsubs in mir nare
plDBIid arg seodmpft, benin Dor uns
tnatterte i1arfes Getpebrfeuer.
8uidpert uno 9irten ps%rtpsbrten
uns bier bic Serniidt.
rgs 1T am 5oritbaus." meints Der
llnteroffi5ier.
rGinerIei mas Dor Ins itebt, bur6
mi! en- mir. unb ipenn mir iie gu
8rei reiten."
Gleid 5urien iaoHen mir ben
trodenen We9 entlang. Wie tiidiI9e
Iusen slpBten uns bon re6ts uno
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-09
uar flint 2~11inmten.
GricasifisSt ans Scm Sitcn. BON Srit 9amm.

nod redt5siti9 Die 9ebette, tpeIde
bort 3ipii9en oen 8Gumen bdlt. Wir
Deridpinben unb reiten i'm ausbolenz
ben 8osen mad TorfeE.
Die a~ufsebenoe Scnnt beIeu9tete
Elm berrlides Bib. als mir am Sauz
me zines Walbes bieIten unb mad
Suben gu fdautsn. 4uf'bem Dor uns
Iiesenben 8la9felb laserten Sruppen
in Der Stdrte BON minbeitens einem
rufiii9en Irmectorps. PutrouiQen
ritten ms 9orssldnbe urb mir ities
es pI0BIi9 iieobeib auf. Die 9erants
tuortuns fir ii4ere anbringuns Der
Melbung.
8libi9neI arbeiteten meme &C.
banfen.
Wir iaben in 10 'ner Irt Sale,
benn ieoenfaIs iparen br9 mebr
patrpuilen, als bic bon uns seiia<
tete, na9 unierer 5ront absesansen.
unb Die funnten uns ieBt leiat Den
Bes periperren. Die MsIbuns aber
mar BON FOLDER WiA!isieit, oab mir
ales oaran ieBen mubten, UNI bieielbe
au iiberbrinsen. Der Jeinb tonnte
bier leiat einen 0oritob MAIDEN, benin
uniere Sruppen ftanben etpas iiblis
der. Sin idmaler Sumpfitreifen, tpie
lie bort 5ulanoe nidts Seltencs iinb.
periperrte mir Den biretten Des. In
elmer STEELE aIerbinss tpar ct. paiiierz
bar, ss fiibrte 1osar cine gang leios
Iiae Strabe bort binbura. Nber mir
De i'd bort nod bur9tommen?
Nun, es muBte I'm ieben preis
periu4t tperben. Wir ritten los. Meis
ne 8esleiter, itramme padere Sum-
gems, tuubten, mas auf Dem Spiele
ftanb, unb tparen bereit, burd SOB
unb S0ae nit mir gu reiten.
Gteoerbaft arbeitete mein Sirn, i'd
iiberbadte iebe MDsIidteit oes @es
linsens u~nierer aufsabe uno itellte
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-09

nidt rsaissitis MsIbuns semadt.
Mber es 1T pobl am sef4eiteiten. ID
.raable Sbnen bic @ngelegenbeit dro@
noIosii4.
Sn Der Na6t bonn Is. auf ben
16. Musuit erbielt i4 ben Iuftros,
einen grfunounss1itt Ditlid bon
StalIup0nen, Der @arnilon unlersr
sipeiten unb britten S4pobron a4ter
ulaneu, aus3ufibren. Sas 8e!dnoe
iptpie Die GrenStarte 1T uniereinem ia
bort nidt fremb. ST nebme mir Den
untsroffisier Sriei6 uno flint als
tii9tige Heiter betannte lllanen NIT.
unb mir traben nah Mittcrna6t LOS,
I'M nit Dem friibeiten in Sidt an
Den Euilen ju iein.
Gin einSises Dial ipercen mir bon
elmer ruNii9en YatroutIe bei4ohen.
sd femme Elm 8irtsbaus BORT bidt
an ser @rsn5e, no bic Strabe nad
@pltopsstt fibrt. Bon ba aus bat
man i9un einen san5 suten 4usz
Bid. Sd seoadte bon bier in iiioIiz
der Ri9tms Sic ruhti4e 5ront ent<
lang gu reiten.
mir batten etipa nod Sebn Winds
ten Bis au benz beIasten Wirtsbaus
su reiten, uIs Der llnteroffisier pl0bs
lid ben Saul anbdlt uno mir Sufliis
|Ert: sd bOre Better, 9err Sberz
faant, tpdre es niat better, mir lie
.kk Tie bura9"
y r@elbftrebenb, mir biirfen uns auf
feline 3lopferei einlaien. 8ai@ in Die
&uKeln!"
&aum iino mir periGlpunoen,, 70
ieben mir i'm 0ammersrau Der
f9tpinbenoen Radt Die Sbatten bon
ettpa aipansis 2eitern auf Dem Wese
buriibersleiten.
Sobulb iie burd finb, sebt es peis
ter. Mir fteisen 8ebenten auf, benn
10 melt nDrbli9 5dtte i9 feline Ruhen
bermutet. 8orftdt;s ndbere id MIDI
aletn benz Wirtsbaus unb bemerte
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-09
PROBATE COURT DOCKET
TERN, 1917.

First Day, Monday February &c, 1917
l. Mary A. Mertle, Guardian and
Curatrix, Louis Mertle ct al, minors,
annual settlement.
2. l. N. Spurgeon, Administrator,
James S%purgeon, deceased, Semi
annual settlement.
3. Hermann Koch, Guardian, Louis
Koch, of unsound mind, annual settle
ment.
a. Henriette Koch, Guardian and
Curatrix, Arthur Koch, a minor,
annual settlement.
B. w. T. Hibler, Guardian and Cura-
tor, w. f. Hibbler ct al. minors,
annual settlement.
6. Emilia Schultz, Guardian and
CuratriX Meta Schultz ct al, minors,
annual settlement.
Z. Emma Hirschfeld. Guardian and
Curatrix, Harry and Edgar Bohlken,
minors, annual settlement.
8. Robert Walker, Curator Ursula
Hug, annual settlement.
Second Day, Tuesday. February 81.
9. Emma Read, Guardian and Cura-
trix, Warren L. Read ct al, minors,
annual settlement.
10. Emma Read, Administrators, W..
o. Read, deceased, final settlement.
II. George f. Weber, Guardian and
Curator, Herman ]. Gutjahr, a minor,
annual settlement.
IL. Jacob Buehler, Guardian and
Curator, George A. Buehler, a minor,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-09

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bus sleiae 3iel ME mir - Den
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