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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-12-14
CATTLE MOVING
OUT OF QUAY
IN QUANTITIES
DURING MONTH OF NOVEM-
BER SHIPMENTS OF CAN
NERS AND FAT STUFF
REACHED TOTAL OF OVER
ELEVEN THOUSAND HEAD

Cattle shipments from this locality
during the month of November
reached over eleven thousand head
of Gamers and fat stuff. The Bell
Ranch sold to Landigran Brothers
of Amarillo fourteen hundred head
of Gamers, the roundup loading
them out from Ft. Bascum. They
also sold four hundred head Of
mares to B. L. Hairless who ship
ped to his Kansas ranches.
Stations Making Shipments
Loading from Montoya were H.
l.. Thurman one hundred and thirty
Gamers to Kansas City; Pete Romer
ninety-five head ito Kansas City;
Dennison & Bell one hundred and
one, Gamers, to Kansas City; w. l..
Landcrs scvcnty-tllree head Gamers.
Kansas City; De Baca & Thurman,
second shipment, M ontoya, fifty
eight head Gamers, to Kansas City;
Clyde Mcfarland, Tucumcari; one
hundred and four head Gamers to
Caress, Texas; A. B. Lunn, Glenrio,
fifty head, Gamers. to Wichita, Kan
sas; Baker, San Jon; fifty-nine head,
Gamers, to Kansas City; J. F. Ward
one hundred and twenty head can
ners to Kansas City; r. l.. Hick-
stone on hundred and twenty eight
head canners to Kansas City; w. L.
Reed, Norton; fifty-nine head cam
ners to Kansas City; O. w. War
ner, Lesbia; twenty-seven head can
ners 10 Kansas City.
More Cars Available
These are most of the local ship
pers and others include shipments
from the Rock Island and South
western lines Torrance to Tucum-
carl and Dawson to Tucumcari and
Trcrmcari Memphis Glcnrio to TIL
and Tucrmcari to Nara
Visa. There has been considerable
dc'ay owing t. shortage Of cars but
that conditions has been LARGELY re-
moved .-Tucumcari American.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-12-14
READY MARKETS INDUCING
HEAVY SHIPMENTS AND
HELP RANGE SITUATION

Albuquerque, N. M. Dec. H.
Ready and tempting markets, with
consequent heavy shipments, has
served to relieve the cattle feeding
situation throughout the state, ac-
cording to information given out at
the office OF the state cattle board
today. Growers face the winter
without apprehension of undue los
ses. A closer clean up on the ranges
OF old cows and poor cate has been
made than any in number of years,
which leaves virtually all the grow
ers in shape to go through the state
in October and November were the
heaviest since 1910
Only Little Cake Needed
1t will be necessary to feed oil
cake in some sections but with the
insurance Of an adequate
supply of cake, that aspect OF the
causes no uneasiness. Sew
eral million pounds of oil cake will
be required for the growers needs.
The feed is highly concentrated, and
a pound a day is ample for COW
on range.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-12-14
PEACE OFFICERS
OF THE STATE
ARE ORGANIZED
SHERIFFS' AND PEACE OF
FICERS' ASSOCIATION OF
NEW MEXICO EFFECTS
PERMANENT CRGANIZA
TON IN MEETING

Albuquerque Dec. l2-The Sheriffs
and Peace Officers association of
New Mexico became a permanent
organization at the meeting held
yeSi erday in the chamber of COM
merce rooms with the adoption Of
constitution and the election of
permanent officers. The peace Of
ficers disposed of the business
brought before the meeting expedi-
tiorSly and transacted in the morn
rng's session business, which it was
believed, world occupy their atten-
tion for three days.
The officers of the association
elected Yesterday are:
The Offic RS Elected
Presidcnt-Sheriff Lorenzo Delga-
do, San Miguel county.
First vice-p president-Shcriff Rafael
Garcia, Bernali'lo county.
Second vice resident-Sheriff Ray
Sutton, Union county.
Third vice presdentTSheriff Ra-
mon Tenorio, Torrance county.
Fourth vice president--Sheriff c.
D. Vargas, Rio Arriba county.
Fifth vice president-Sheriff c. z.
Noble, San Juan county.
Secretary and treasurer-Chief of
Police J. R. Galusha. Albuquerque.
Board of Managers
Board of Manapers and executive
committee: Sheriff c. A. Rector
Chaves county, chairman; sheriff
P1acido Jaramillo. Valencia county;
Sheriff John Snyder Otero county !;
Sheriff J. S. Baca, Socorro county
Sheriff Felipe Lucero Dona Ana coun-
tY.
Committee on criminal laws:
Sheriff r. +. Roberts. Mckinley
county; Sheriff NJ G. Keenan,. Col
fax county; Sheriff J. A. Street,
Quay county.
The meeting was we'll attended,
sheriffs from nearly every county
in the state being present.
Next Meeting hIbuqu ,rque
The association viii meet twice
yearly in Albuquerque. The rovt
meeting will be held in Tune 1918,
Sheriffs Garcia Of Bern7lilo coun-
ty, Jaramillo and Frank Clark were
appointed as committee to make
arrangements for the next meeting.
Pearce c. Rodey special agent of
the department Of Justice, compli-
mentcd tn eofficers on their enforce
ment of the draft law and explained
state laws under which insults to the
flag and disloyal acts may be punish
ed. He made 10 reference to the
part played by them as members of
local draft boards other than to COM
plment them for the efficient and
patriotic work.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-12-14
OUR OWN NATIONAL
PARKS ARE BEGINNING
TO BE APPRECIATED

A recent report of the bureau hav-
ing charge of our National Parks
shows that 467,3hS persons visited
these National Recreation Reserves
during the past summer, which is
l20,362 greater than recorded in any
previous year.
While the advantage of visiting and
becoming familiar with foreign lands
is not to be minimized it is pratify-
ing to be able to record the fact
that more Of our people are adopting
the Slog'n "Sec America First" and
are realizing the wealth of prandure
and beauty which our own country
possesses in natural wonders.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-12-14
METHODIST BISHOP OUSTED;
CHARGED WITH DISLOYALTY

ST. Louis, Mo-, Dec. IA COM
mittce composed of Methodist Epis-
copal bishops tonight recommended
the resignation of Bishop Paul Jones
of Salt Lake City, Utah, who ap-
peared before the committee here to-
day charged with disloyalty. In a
Jones said he would abide by the
decision OF the committee.
Bishop Jones was charged with
having made isl1yal remarks and
with activity contrary TO the spirit
Of ihe church. Bishop Jones helped
organize the Peoples Co"nci Of De
fense and was present at a paciist
meeting in Pasadena, Calf.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-12-14
CATTLE SANITARY BOARD
WILL MEET WEDNESDAY

The cattle sanitary board will meet
in its offices, at Albuquerque next
Wednesday. according to ann ounce
ment by 7. D. Allen. secretary. The
members of the board are c. L.
Ballard. Roswell: Cole Railston, Mag
dalena: w. 7. Linwood. Ration; H.
L. Hodge. Silver City: A. E. Baird,
Alamogordo. and T. D. Burns, Jr.,
TERRA Amarillo.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-12-14
PROPAGANDA CAUSES
INTERNMENT OF GERMAN

New York. Dec. l2-Because Fred
crick J. Hauscr, a Yonkers confcc-
toner, sold -akcs decorated with the
German colorS, candies designated as
IRON crosses and Prussian helmets
and icngs reprcs ,nting things Tcu-
tonic, federal authorizes decided he
was spreading German propaganda.
Today he was arrested and interned
on Ellis Island as an enemy alien
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-12-14
NEW MEXICO WOMEN
TO MARKET FRUIT CROP

The New Mexico woman's division
has undertaken the marketing OF all
the fruit crop oi the State this year,
according to the California War
Bulletin. The mountain fruit grow
ing districts are very much scatter
cd and therefore the marketing al
ways presents problem; but this
year the Woman's Committee at
Santa Fe proposes to supply buyer
for every box OF the mountain
grown fruit that is fit to ship. Motor
trucks will be furnished to transp ri
the fruit to shipping points News
Letter, Womans Committee Council
OF National Defense.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-12-14
PROMOTER OF
PROPOSED ROAD
TO SAN JUAN
M. B. HERELEY, WHO PRO
POSES TO BUILD RAIL
ROAD FROM SAN JUAN
BASIN, IN ALBUQUERQUE
ON WAY TO SAN JUAN


1t IS understood that M. B. Here
! ley, who came here Tor the purpose
| OF seeing what might be done toward
! building a railroad between this city
ana farninSton, VIII leave here pro-
badly today ior the San Juan basin
: ior the purpose OF closing up the
mat, er IN thar section, Whch Is re-
Eardcd as photah because, II road
| IS built It WI. start from the san
Juan Goa fields TO somewhere. At
no time has Mr.. Hercley asked any
thing before road IS actually built.
Asks No money Now
Mr.. lierciey made no propositions
to the people OF thus section, but
indicated that if they would tell him
what they would 90 to have the road
come here he would take the matter
mp with his associates and see what
could be done. Mr.. Hereley exp am
ed the present status OF the railroad
project IN letter to Max Nordhaus.
president OF the Chamber OF Com
merce. IN which he stated that moth
ing would be done at this end OF the
proposed line at present.
The following Is an excerpt from
the Ochiltrec, Tex, News, which
chronicled Mr.. Hcreley's visit 10 that
town on the railroad he put through
the panhandle country from Shat
tuck, Okla, during the past two
years:
Arrival Two Years Ago
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-12-14
WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY
STUDENTS BURN LA
TOILETTE IN EFFICY

Madison, Wis, Dec. 1.-THE eff
figy of United States Senator Robert
M. La Toilette was burned on the
campus of the University of Wiscon-
sin today after a monster mass meet
ing of students, who adopted reso-
lutions pledging loyalty.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-12-14
MAKE 1T A RED
CROSS CHRISTMAS

Next Monday. Dec. 18th, the A.
merican Red Cross will launch its
nationwide Christmas campaign for
TEN MILLION new members. A
mericanism is substantially express
cd in Red Cross embership, and
now is the time to join. All you
need is a heart aud dollar.
he M embership Committee OF the
Santa Fe Chapter is already at work,
Don't wait to be asked to join. Vo-
lunteer. Santa Fe is going to make
it Red Cross Christmas. Let
everybody help.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-12-14
ZONES CREATED
FOR MARKETING
OF ALL CATTLE
SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON
NATIONAL DEFENSE REG
ULATES SHIPMENTS OF
CATTLE INTO CHICAGO
MARKET

The FL Paso * Southwestern rail-
road on Monday announced receipt
OF the following from the chairman
committee on national defence:
Beginning Monday, December 10,
all shipments of livestock into the
Chicago market will be stabilized in
accordance with plan recently sug-
gested by the railroad war board. q.
The old plan allowed unrestricted
shipments of livestock and heavy
shipments of cattle would arrive in
Chicago on one or two days of the
week and light Consignments dur
ing the remainder. To avoid all
the undesirable results OF this Gus
TOM what is called the zone sys-
TEN of shipments was cvolyNd and
will govern ali shipments on and
after December 10. Under this plan.
within a zone oi approximately so
miles Of Chicago. livestock will be
received for shipment to reach the
Chcago market only on Tuesday.
Thursday. Friday or Saturday.
Stability Essen ial
within the second zone, beyond
500 miles from Chicago and up to
80 hour limit, for shipments of live
stock. shipments will be received to
reach the Chicago market on Mon
day, Wednesday. Friday or Satur-
day; the third me embraces all ter
ritory outside of the SO hour limit
from Chicago, and from this zone,
shipments of live stick may be made
at any time to reach the Chicago
market on any week day.
1T is probable that this system
will be extended with necessary mod
ification TO all the big livestock mar
kets of the country"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-12-14

Beans are still beans and the gov
ernment is not saying what the grow
ers may or may not ask for them.
A good many are looking for pint os
to fetch twenty-five CENTS the pound
by the beautiful springtime and
there is no law against boarding
anything on the farm that is raised
there.-Springer Stockman.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-12-14
BUSINESS BLOCK
NEALY READY
IN CARRIZOZO
BUILDING SAID TO BE BEST
BETWEEN HUTCHINSON
AND Ell PASO SOON TO BE
READY FOR PIONEER COM
PANY

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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-12-14
APPORTIONMENT
OF LARGE SUM
TO SCHOOLS
MORE THAN 100000 DE-
RIVED FROM STATE LANDS
IS DIVIDED BY STATE SU-
PERINTENDENT WAGNER;
$3.50 PER CAPITA

A sum of more than 100000 has
been apportioned among the schools
of the counties Of the state. which
means per capita of more than
s.. so, J. II. Wagner. state superin-
tendent of public instruction, an
nounces the figures, which show one
of the largest app 1rtionments that
have ever been made in New Mex
leo. In the following list are shown
the names of the counties, the num-
ber OF pupils and the amount ap-
portioned:
Bernalillo, 1910, $2S,22S.50.
Chaves, 1897, Sl1.1S6.85.
Colfax, 1903, Sl5.2lS.l0
Curry, 3272, SS343.S0.
De Baca, 1882, S}779. 10.
Dona Ana, 52l5, $l3,374.75.
Eddy 3201. $8162.55.
Grant, 74l4, $1S005.70.
Guadalupe, 34l5, $S708. .25.
Lea, 2l66 $5523. 80.
Lincoln, 1852. $7782 90.
Luna, 2722, $6o4l 10.
Mckinley. 1875. 5000 .25.
Mora, 379l, $l22l7.O5.
Otero, 277O, S7o63 so.
Quay Ais, S10,50O, 90
Rio Arriba, COOS. S15.542.25.
Roosevelt, 3345. $3.50 Is.
Sandoval, 2l2S. $5426. 40.
San Juan. 1888. S4545 65.
San Miguel, 1904. S20563. 20.
Santa Fe. 5452. Sl3o02 60.
Sierra, 1443. 5000 .65.
Socorro. 5427. S13S3S.85. z
Taos, 456l, Sl1 .630.55.
Torrance. 1878. S860l Is.
Union, 6303. $16072 65.
Valencia. 367l. S936l .05.
Totals, 1868, $500. .667. IS.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-12-14
GOATS REDUCE
DANGER OF FIRES IN
THE NATIONAL FORESTS

Fl Paso. Texas. D.c.t2.-Angora
goats as fire patrols in the national
/ forests were urged by w. r. Chap
laine OF the United States depart
ment of agriculture before the ex-
ecuiivc committee OF, the National
Mohair Growers association which
is in sessi IN here. He said Angora
goats. by eating the und ergrowth.
prevent the spread OF forest fires
ard save millions Of dollars in timber
values. His appeal was for more
Angoras on the federal forest re-
( serves.
New Directors Chosen
Phoenix, Ariz.. was awarded the
next executive committee meeting
which will be held in n N)vember. 1913.
Among the directors elected for the
next year. the following southwest
ern sheepmen were named: F. o.
Landrum. Laguna. Texas; T. L. Nor
ris. Prescott Ariz.,; 7. F. Fleming,
Pinon. N. NJ; Ed. Armer. Kings
ton, N. NJ: B. NJ. Halbert. Sonora,
Texas: J. p. Weatherby, Klondyke.
N. M; c. A. Fleming. Cutter. N.
M; and H. A. Morgan, Wilcox.
Ariz. Officers for the next year
will be elected tonight.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-08
Sluans 2iuimcnt fir Hbcnmatismns

Sic NllaIen bes Mbcunlatisnu,s
oie ous 2eben u1crtrGglid ma6cnoen
Sdmrr5en, mcrocn gelinocrt bur6
Sloan'3 Eminent, cine RENE uno
flare 6liiiiigfeit, Sic leidt au5ulpclls
ocn lit unb mcbr tbllt ols ifmicrige
Eiloltcr obcr Sulben. 3iebt ihncll
Elm obne Rcibcn. Sir Die piclcn
Shmcr5en, neldc bllrb lleberol1.
itrengungen, Scrrenfungen unb iue.
ben Mu5feln peruriaht mcrben, lit
Sloml'S Eminent icbr n%irfungspoll.
Saltct inmlcr cine Slaibe n~orrGtbig
iilr @idt, 2cnocnpeb, 3abnidnlcr.
sen, itcifcnN oden mo alle inncrlihcn
Sdnlcr5cn. Del I%potbefern at %
Gents. C(0u. ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-08
II > u. 1.

Ger Stllrnl ser an Wittlpoh lcb.
ter @odc infer Gpluitp beimiuftc
bot olld, bier Sdlnocn nnaerid,tet, be.
ionoers in oCn SbitaGrtcn.
Srnlt u. i. Mcitcrmupcr ucld)e lid
bier CUNT @cilid itrcr eltcrn, Srco.
). Scming uno @uttin bciano, reiitl
ar SoNntag micoer mad, Ct. 2ollis
5llriit.
Srau ID. @eicnlunn ulb Sobn
Sermom ionic ibrc ,Sodtcr Sri.
Iluinc mod)ten lcbtc ISOLDE cine gu,
toiobrt nddl Ncrmanil, no Trl. &cic.
mann ser 2cbrer %crinmmllllng bel.
Dobntc.
Geo. Sicfer beiinoct iid olli scr
&ranfenliitc uno milnihCu mir i'm,
redt bnlbigc @encilng
Sri. Metu Hollter, melhc mcbrerC
8ohen bier bel ocn Gltcrn ollf @e.
Judd mar, reiite anfalgS bicicr @o.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-08
Stolpe.

llnicre Soruler limo gang entjilf
ilber Die Grntcnusiidten, bic MAJ
Iniulras. bcionbcrS mas oen @ci5cl
anbrtriiit ais icbr gcring ecid)GB
Bate. Die Me~i5enfclber bic 3l &c
aim bcs 6rilbinbres MIR t~rpitlo.
olisiabcn, ichcn ictt prddtig aus uni
ucriprehen cine rcdt CUTE Grntc
Sen un0 Safer miro es Sic Mengt
gcbcn mo aortciicln reidlih. Nlld
Nus Corn mGdlt jcbt, nad giutritl
mormcn @cttcrS ilott poran.
Rc1cn bottcn mir in Siille mt
SiilIc, bod gum Slid blieben mir
bon 0c$ Stllrntcsipiitbcn bcrid)ont,
oas in unocrcn Sbcilen oes gprntps
10 picl Shabcn ollriftete.
Fri. Carrie uno Sricoa Mssnnls
rciitcn lcttc @odc mie0er nod ct.
2ollis 5llrilf.
GrIs. @clma unb Imonba Sronml
pom &urtsburg. Wp. melde iif bier
gum @eiuh bel ibrcn g(ngebGriacn
beiunocn, rciitcn lcttc ISOLDE nod) Ct.
2olti$ nm aud oortiacn Serponotcn
cinrn Gciud nh5uitutten.
Spbn @pbl 6nt eincn ncllcn Nin,
ser mo cine WGDnlnihine bon Mgcnt
Saul Sidt gcfollit.
@nl. Scope if. bat bel GbauloiS
Elm id)6ncs @Cipam Ffcroe mir $500
Sllr NenllBulg nllf leincr 5arm &C
fault.
Sic Mcoiitration gin9 bier olul
1icn@tog obnc groBe Eurnbc unb uicl
@cidrci 9or5 rllhi9 uno crnit bon
itattcn. llnierc Sltn9cns I~tclltcn lih
p~oll5Gblia 5lrr Hcgiitratipn cin, bcrcit
Dem Mllfc bcs &nterln,ocs 81 folQcll.
llno tic mcrbrn ibrc polle Yflid)t tb!tn
lei cs I'M Gornfcloc ooer ollf Ncrn
Sd)lddtfclbc. 9rapp ibr Sclocu.
Mir rl,fcn cllh nod nit Dem 0ld)tcr
Saul @crboro gu:
@cihirm Die Sbrigfeiten,
Bon hcincS Simmcls Sbron;
@icb ms gctrolte 3eiten,
Shmild, oils nit elmer. &ron,
Die N(lten nit Scrltanb.
Mit Srolnmigfcit bic Sugeno.
Wit @uttcsilrd,t unb Sltgenb,
Ous %olf I'M gan5en 2anb.
Der Sornter Club i'm SOppc 0i-
bat lid, Den Nanen Sugar
6orm Club beigelcst unb miro
icbcu Samstag I'M Monut feline Scr
Inmmlung abbalten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-08
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that letters
Testamentary upon the Estate of
NICK HAFNER,
deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court of
Gasconade County, Missouri, bearing
date the 26th day of May 1917.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them to them for allowance within six
months from the date of said Letters,
or they may be precluded from any
benefit of said Estate; and if such
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date of the last inser-
ton of the publication of this notice,
they will be forever barred.
KATE HAFNER,
LOUIS HAFNER,
5-3o-17 (41) Executors.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-08

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nabm er cine Sanb!atsrns nit. au4
trus er pomOslid gu ieinem Sd)ube
cine Waffe. Su basegen bait Elm
Seer bon Sdublsuten, bic bu bes
Sablit, bamit Tie Sag uno Natt fir
beine Si6erbeit tpaden. au4 bes
iddftisit ou cine Mense Weniden,
bic bid nit Der elettriiaen Balm
mad beiner Wirtunssitdtte bsfOr'
bern. Sein @roboater sins gu SUB
babin. Define 9roBmutter bereitete
pieles felbt; ieBt sablit bu 2obn an
un5dbli9e Sienitboten, bic Dir 9rot.
Gdie, Warmelaoe, 9emiietonierusn.
Suppenpiirfel, unb mas peib i4,
MAIDEN.
4u9 sebit bu 0fters ins Skater,
in bic Singbaae ober ins aino, mo
bu 2eute be3ablft, oamit iie bi4 uns
terbalten. Define 8~orfabren laien
abenbs gu 9auie.
&ur5um, bon morgens Bis absnbs
befddftisft bu um bid berum 9uns
berte BON 2euten, bic fir osine
@%rndbruns, beine 8equemlidteit.
beine u%nterbaltung unb beine St>
9erbeit forsen. unb bic bu idmts
lid be5ablt. Siebit bu nun, mein
Gieber, bab bu pieIe 9~ienitbctsn
baft9 limb babel bleibt es niht
einmaI. IS tommen INNER nod
neue bin3u. Sein Batter fties bier
Sreppen binauf. obne gu murren.
Su fdiltft m0rberli6, ipenn bu eins
nal in einem boben !9auie tsinen
@ufaus ontriffit. 9u bit ni9t gus
frieben, tpenn bu ni6t einen 5ern>
fpreder i'm Sauie baft. Su isbnit
bid na4 einem Miiafdadt, einem
&oblens uno @arenaufaus unb
anberen bequemen 9insen, obn. rar.
an 5u bentsn, bab ale bieie @ns
nebmli9teiten beine 9lrbeit erieben
fpllen llnb besoblt tperben miiFen.
limb tpie lanse ipirb es bausrn,
bann bDrit bu bonn rollenben 9iir>
seriteis unb dbnli9en Saden, unb
fdreiit barnaa. Satfade 1T ieoen,
faIs, mein Sunse, baB bu bic Msbr>
Jnbl bieier 8equemlihteiten Dir
~beutsutase burd eisene @rbeit rtAt
mebr peridaffen tannit. ieIbft wsnn
bu es poateit."
.Sa eben," feufste Serr Meier.
raber i9 tann bod aud nidt, felbft
tpenn i4 auf bic 9equemlihteiten
persidten lpollte, tpie elm Menih Der
Steinaeit leben!"
rNatiirlid ni9t. 4ber bann fluse
aud nidt fortpdhrenb, bab alIes
INNER 11lsdter unb teurer iperbe.
Sn Wirtli9teit miiBte ales, mas
BIZ s.nieBeft, nod piel teurer iein.
als es tatiadli9 1T, tpenn nidt
burd peiie Sammluns Der Rrdfte,
@rbsitseinteiluns unb sei&idte @er'
tpertung Der Robituffe unb Wb'
fdle u~nsebeure GriparniKe sema4t
ipiirben. llnb besbalb fontef bu
tpeber Hagen iiber bic iebisen idle4s
ten 3eiten, nod bic fogenannte raute
alte 3eit" BIB in bic psdbiitts lo'
ben, fpnbern redt aufrieben fein,
bab bu es bod Bel beinem bOberen
@intommen bebeutenb better bait,
ols bsine 4ltporbsrn, felbft ieBt in
ben 8riessseiten. limb iomit: @ute
To6t!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-08
Administrators Notice.
Notice is hereby given, that letters
of Administration upon the Estate of

of Administration upon the Estate of
ROBT. c. MUMBRAUER,
deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court Of
Gasconade County, Missouri, bearing
date the 22d day of May 1917.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them to him for allowance within six
months from the date of said Letters,
or they may be precluded from any
benefit of said Estate; and if such
claims be not exhibited within n
year from the date of the last inser-
ton of the publication of this notice,
they will be forever barred.
CHAS. MUMBRAUER,
5-30-'17 (41) Administrator.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-08

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