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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-30
Ybilipp Mpprill IT,, eiuer Der eriten.
9lniiebler nuieres Gountps
seiturbeu.

SSnl boben Sitter bon 81 Sabren
uno 4 Wtonaten, lit am lesten 5rei'
tag. ben 90. Wtdra Bbilipp apprill
If. in ieiner @obniIng auf Der SarlH
bel 2ittle Berger, aus oieiem Seben
aei6ieoen. Sbon felt adt Sabren
mar Der nunmebr Seritorbene leioeno
uno luGbrenO Den lesten 5lpei s5ubrcn,
gGn5lid biililos, iooaB ibm Der 500
uls millfommencr grlDier fam.
Ybilipp 9lpprill lulrbe aln 3. 9fo'
uellber 1884 in gliaB Sotbrin9en &C
boron 100 er ipiter Oas anferbano'
lperf erlernte unb na6oem er i'm
Sabre 1853 nah 9lmerifa ausgelpan-
bert mar, arbcitetc CT Elm Sabre lang
in Buffalo alli ieineu SanOmert.
Spotcr 5pg er mad Hiplcp GollTtD,
s5noiana, no er bier Sabre in cine
SGgenliible bei6Gitigt mar, oob III.
fol9e elmer Serlesllng leines 0uBes
Die glrbcit einltcllen muBte. Sm
Sabre 1860 fam er mad @nscoluoc
Gpuntp, no er Der Oanlals IN Der
9ilDun9 beerificnen militdrilben
Organization Der rSomc @lloros, :"
llntcr Gapt. Senrp Setnlanm beltrat.
gta6oem CT iih ali Der Surnl bel
2ittle Berger niebergelailen bate,
perbeiratbete er ii6 nit SRI. Wtare
garctba Sosel, Welbe @be iieben Still
Der entiproiien, bon oenen cine Cod
ter, Sral, 5. &oebele iopie olld Die
Satin, Dem Gater llno @attcn i'm
Sooe poraus9egangen llno.
Sanger oils Elm balbes Sa6rbuns
bert pobnte er in inherent Gollntp
..s,a 5par aui Der Sarm, Die CT Iih
aus ben banalisen llrlpaloe gcihat=
fen uno Ourb Wtiibe, slrbeit nno Ell
ierncn Sleib in cine Wh,lterfurm Der
manoelt battc
Die 9eerbigllng fano anl Wtolltag
aForgen nod elmer Seibenfeicr IN Der
fatbl. ct. Soicpbs Stride 81 Sittlc
Ncrgcr, int bprtigen &irhbofe biclcr
@elneinoc itatt, bel luelher Der bcbp.
Sntcr 9. Srioay amtirtc Gic grobc
9ln5abl gtabbarn, lpmie Srellnoc lno
8cfannte aus Nab ,,nb Sern, bic ibln
bas @eleite sllr lebtei Hlbeltattc 90
ben, leste berebtes 3ellgniB ab, in
,peldcr bpben 9lhtllng Der @erltprs
bene unter ieiner Mitbilrger ltallb.
6plgenoe &inoer ilberleben ocl
Oabingeidiebcncn: Soiepb @pprlll,
IN ct. 2ouis ipobubuIt; Sbilipp ir.,
SsSobn unb slugult 9lpprill, Srall 90.
Wtunomiller llnb Srall &arl Soroan
in llnleren Soltlltp mobnbaff. Gbells
folls bintcrliibt CT q Gnfclfin0cr.
Son 9lusmGrts battcn iid folgcloc
8ernonotc gum 9egrdbniiic einges
funbe,l: Spiepb Ober unb Sohter
Sri. Gmelia Sber bon @cllstoL
Wo.; 5ranf &ocbele bon 6apctte-
billie, Irf.; s5rau %. lllrid lnb sll'
bert Goerinecr BON grcpc Occur,
Wo.; Sol. slpprill uno Samilie bon
st. 2ouis; SRI. Warp &rieger lrno
SRI 2eona Hotb ,no sllbert Millcr
bon &irflpooo, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-30

q. e. OtcGibbcn, bon ct. Sollls
Gntntn, 6. 8. Roinc bon Gantcn y.
9 Somfnrb bon Springfielo llno
G;co, 6. WtcGuind) bon ct. SoIepb
,nlrbc bon G,op. Gardner ernannt als
sD,itolieber Der Miiiclri Siabpap
Gonulliiliou, mclhe ourd oas nelie
Soncs gfcoo @eieb aeid,offen miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-30
Sermanm Nfp. 6reitag, ben 30 Ydr5, 1912


Meiie our6 Sen gltluntii6cn S3ean
gelpast bot, lit woblbebalten an lei
| ncm 9citimml,ngsort angefomnen.
8ie aus 8rinbiii in Stalien gellel.
| oct miro, iinb 5ebn 0ampfer init
Yropiiionen ,,nb @llnition in Salos
| nifi iiberftillig. 0ie Grndbrllngs'
frage ser Gntentetruppen lit lpdbreno
| Scr lcbtep @ohen itetia fritiider &C.
poroen.
Our6 bic 3critGrllng bes fran5oll'
idcn SdIadtid)iffs "9anton" bnbcn
oie @crllIte ser gllliirtcn on &ricgs'
id,iffcn uusiblicblid Der Sillfsi6if,
fe, rllno $4,000 Sonncn @aiicrper-
orGngung crrei6t. 9ies fpnlmt Der
iapanidcn uno rullii6en Slottc 5ll-
, ionlnlcngencn,lncn por Dem ariege
alei6 uno lit MIR G0,0OO Sonncn
ipcnigcr als bic Coinage Der ameri.
foniId)cn Slotte, Die 81 9cainn ocs
aricgc5 sic orittgroBtc Der @clt mar.
0ic .&Glniidc 3citung" iagt nit
9esug ouf bic ScrIcnfllna bcs arleri.
funiihen 0onlpfcrs Sealbton IN Der
Spcrr> Gone: oYrdiihcnt SSillon's
9cratber lpiiicn, ouB euerifanil6c
Shiffc in Der @efobr. Gone feine be,
por5uste Scbanollng geniebcn fons
ncn. IS lit Duber cin nlr,tbmilliges
Spiel, oas Scrr @ilipn trcibt. Sic
Sbutia6cn 5eigen ihm ieOnh oaB er
oalnit bel llns fcincn GrIolg bat.
Sollte TrGiiOent @illon Diinlhet
aus oicien1 @rllnoe &rieg an5ufans
gen, 10 mag er cs tbln. gSir baben
idon lange nit oieicr YiGgli6fcit &C.
re6net uub iiirdten iie nibt. Die
3eit fir @crbanolungen lit ein fir
alle Mal psrbei."
sgfebrerc oeiltibe 3eit,,ngen iaaen
oab Scr critic ulllcrifaniidc SduB allI
cin oclltI6es llntericcbopt als cine
ariceserflirllns DER Ser. Staaten &C.
aen 0cl,tid)lono ungcieben iucroen
iuiiroc. Gas .@erliner Sugcblatt"
iagt: nGs mag iib cine olsIicrgc-
mobnli6c Sohlagc crgcbcn penn
ontcrifaniidle Seclclltc IN tbrcr sll,t=
rcglme uuf bas critic Sullhbppt tclls
crn, lpcl6cs iic crblifcn, ocnn oaslcl-
be mag ln0glihcrlpeiie cin fron5oil=
Ides obcr cngliihcs iein. Gin oellt-
| lhcs Sau6boot milrOc IN Der @cfobr-
gone niht an Ole SberIlGde fonlnlcn,
lolangc elm Oampfer in Sidt lit.
slmerifa bari nid)t glollben, oaB cs
SanDelsihiffen Oas @eleit non
ariegsi6iffcn ltraflos gelpdbren
fam"
0ie @icncr 3citl,ngcn DerofIcnt.
li6en 9riefe, aus 0enen bcrporgeDt,
oab in Wuiluno unO anberen St1oten
in Obcrs l,no Wtittel. .SSStulien IN Der
lebten t3eit i6mcre Sungcrframallc
unb Observation-Disclosures Itatt.
fanben, Die bonn Ntilitdr lnteroriidt
meroen nluBteu. SSn ben Stioten
uno Srti6aftcn, in oeneu iid Die
Seripaltlma in ocn Sanben Der 60
sialilten befinben, meiacrte lid Die
Yoli5ei, gegcn Die Oemonitranten
ppr5ugcben.
Gin in Sllsano einsetroffener ito
lieniider Snoultricller nlcloet ooB
iid Stolien infolee bcs oc,tl6en
Sauhbootfrieses eincm icldcn Wtans
gcI on Sdiffsraum 9egcnilber iirbt,
Dab Ielbit bie ginfubr bon Eobnldtes
riolien cingeItellt lperOcu nluBte. Bic
le Sabrifen ieben iib 9e5lpungcn III
re Gore su i6lieBcn lmb ntoaen nie
lpicber aeoffnet perOcn. SSie Der
| ,ynouitriclIe crfIdrte, miro er in 5luei
bis Drei Wonatcn bcn 9etrieb lciner
cieenen SSabrif cinltellcn ntiliicn,
menn Der ssrebcn niht fommt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-30

Gin Sobnhen bes gbepanres Ro.
bert Bauer. bon Margaret 1T an
Ytontag lcRter @ohe am Stidbulten
geitorbcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-30

scin eigencs ScIbit ourf nienlano
pcruadl6Iiigcn. Gs lit fir i'm oas
8idtiaIte a,f ser 8elt ,InS oic groB'
te araitauelIc aud fir oen Gienlt on
an6eren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-30

Sobn 2abmeper bon 9laitb befin.
oct iid 3. 3. in ct. Souls oIs Entient
i'm 9iatouiiien Soipital.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-30
Nus bem Gpnutp.

slug. SiIlp bot Die Safe gramer
5arm bon 160 @der nabe Sreoerids.
burg eefauft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-30

Die Staot Smcnspillc bat einen
SGlaudpogcn llno oic ba5u 9eb6rigc
ShlQudc bon Scr Stobt Ilrora fir
$35 gefallft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-30

Scr om #. Sebruor nabc Sap per'
itorbenc isrie @itte periiigt in ieinenl
oieier Gage I'M gsadlaBgeriht 9cbilh'
fen SeItanlente pie folat iiber ietncn
gtadIob: Scine 8iitber Senrp 8itte,
;Sreo @ittc, ssrou Gatberine 9ueter,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-30

-vtpIllQB tcRIeT 2Spule u!ll SlluDuItelt
geitorbcn.
Sic Staot Smcnspllc bot eincn
Sdlaldlpogcn llno oic ba5u 9eb6rigc
ShlGud)c bon Der Stabt guroru fir
$50 gefauft.
Nugb Snlitb lino Wtulloe 9ranion
BON 9lano, murocn an Wtittwoh lets
ter @ohc in 2inn, Siaac Gountp,
burd, Trobntcri6ter EcterS qctralit.
:. e. 2ope bon 9luno mar leste
9Sphc in Glapton Inn ieinen Sobn
@urit 2ope 81 beiuhen. Gr bcabIida
tigt iih in ct. 2ollis obcr cpcntliell
in Glopton eeibGftlidj nicheraulalIen.
3. @.. Eoblmumn hat meacn Oor.
gcrilttcm gllter feline Sorm nobe Sps
Cnspillc an Gbos. Toblnlamt llno
ySulter gSeis pcrfauft Grltcrer
fallfte 10 glder ,,nb 2ettercr 70 Idcr
Der Surm.
$. 3. Sholten imo @attin lino
bon &binelano, MO. nod Der 5irlt
Greet in @osconabe Gountp, ollf Die
friibere Seiie Sarm gc5ogen, weide
Sboltcn po,z1nebrercn WtcnateH &C.
fault bat.
Die 8ilIimam Sdulc nube
Smiss, oie Eeace Sill S6ule nabc
Stpnp Sill ionic bic Upper sSirlt
Greet S6ulc fnmcn letten Sunstag
nu6 9eenoi9ung oes Scrnlins, gum
9lbi6luB.
9. So. 9lnbcrion lmo 6alnllic BON
9lon0 linb nndy &enorif, Colorado
iibergeiieoclt no 'ic iih ollf Dem
friibcr bon Dem perltorbcncn Sobn y.
G5cif,in gcciencten Claim n'cocrlnl'
fen pcrocn.
Der iril6crc Gountpridtcr 5. e.
9rpon bon Omenspillc, mclher nll
Der 2unsenent5iinoun9 idmer err
fronft mar, befinbct iid CUR 6rclloc
ieiner piclen 6rel,noc ouf Dem beIten
@cge 5ur Sciierllng.
Yriifungen Der aus Denl s. @rao
arabuirenoen Sdiller merocn bie'es
;Sriibiobr in folgenoen 0iltriftidnlcn
Itattfinoen: 2omer 2ittlc Berger,
Sambp, Orofe, Totsooh gluno,
Omeusuille. 9dp, Slo Moollan1 llno
9iitrift 81.
Gountp superintendent u. >.
Wom miro sic Yriliungcn Der aus
Dem 8. @rao eraollircnoen Sblller
ser Sombp S6ule in grltlb Greet
leiten, sic am nGhiten Samstug ltatt'
finocn miro. 8m. Slcbner lit Der
2ebrer scr Shulc.
Gbos. @illimonn bat lclnc 6arhl III
Der gtGbc pon Sluiss, bcltero aus lou
9lder an @ottbilf u. Wfallrer 11tr
$27OO Dcrfonft. s. $. Mebneper
ilbcrtr6gt 3 9tder in Scftion H. VI.
4 an q. $. Seibbrinf gum Frelle bon
So. 90; 8. 90. Hennid ilbertrdgt Sots
8 bis ~ in @lod 73 Omenspllle an
9Qcronber Meper, fir $1.0O; Gbas,
StubbIeiielo pcrforft SO 9ldcr nabc
9em an $. 6. @rlmcr fir $500.
Ser om If. Sebruar nabc gap oer'
itorbenc ssrib 8itte nerfilgt IN ieinenl
bieier Gage I'M NadlaBgeridt gcbiid,'
fen SeItanlcnte rpie folst iiber ietncn
0tohIos. Scine &imoer Senrp Witte,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-30

ougb Snlitb uno Wullbe 9ranion
bon 9lano, murocn an Wtittpod, les.
ter @ohc in 2inn, Siaac Gountp,
burh Trobnteribter Ecters actrallt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-30

9. So. 9lnocrion lmb 5alnllic bon
9lonb iino nnh &enorid, Colorado
iibergeiicoclt no tic lid olT Dem
friibcr bon Dem peritorbcncn Sobn j.
G5cid,in geciencten Claim nlcocrlai'
fen pcr0cn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-30

Der fril6crc gountpridtcr :, 4,
9rpou bon Omenspillc, mcl6cr all
Der 2ungenent5iinol,n9 idmer er'
fronft mar, befinbct iih CUR 6rclioe
ieiner pielen Sreuuoc auf Dem beIten
@cge 3ur Sciierllng.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-30

Die 8ilIinam Shulc nube
Sniss, Die Yeace Sill S6ule nabc
Stpnp Sill ionic bic llpper Sir't
Greet ShuIc fnmcn letten Sunnstag
no6 9eenoiqung oes Scrnlins, gum
Mbl6lub.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-30

:. e. 2ope bon 9luno mar lette
9Sphc in Glupton I'M ieinen Sobn
@urit 2ope 5u beiuhen. @r bcabii6s
tigt iih in ct. 2ouiS obcr epcntliell
in Glopton eeitGftlidj nicheraulaiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-30

Yriiiungen Der aus Denl s. @rao
aroouirenben Sdiiler mcrocn oieles
,Sriibiobr in folgenoen 0iitriftidulcn
1tottfinoen: 2olpcr 2ittlc Berger,
Sanrbp, Orafe, Hotsoon glano,
Omensuille. @up, Glo @oollon llno
0iltrift 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-30

3. @.. Eoblmunn hat megcn por
gcriittcm 9lIter feline Sorm nabe Sm
cnspillc an Gbos. Toblnlnmn mi
@ulter gSeis pcrfal,ft. Grltcre
failite 10 9ldcr unb 2ettercr 70 gdc
Der Surm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-30

$. 8. Sholten imo @attin iino
bon Rbinelanb, Mo. nod bcr 5irit
Greet in @osconabe Gountp, allf Die
friibere Seiie Sarm ac5ogen, wei6e
Shnltcn po,71nebrercn Mtonaten &C.
fauft bot.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-27
Pennant Awarded
Snowflake

The contest carried on by the
Snowflake Stake Mutual Improve
ment Association during the
past season has resulted in favor
of the Snowflake Ward.
The Stake pennant has been
awarded this association for
March as we'll as the whole sea-
son, through its having scored
the most points ger active mem
bership.
Fnr March the score stends as
follows: Snowflake, 81 plus;
Lakeside, 4 minus; Holbrook, 3
plus; Showlow, l minus; Taylor,
1-2 plus.
Following is the final score for
the season: Snowflake, 16 mi
nus; Lakeside, Is minus; Hol-
brook, 10 plus; Showlow. 2 1-6
plus; Taylor, 2 plus; St. Joseph,
l minus; Woodruff, 1-3 plus.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-27

Last Sunday night lone mil
lion' people (according to Prof.
Johnson,) assembled at Social
Hall to enjoy the entertainment,
the occasion being the last busy
night for the M. |. A. year. A
select musical program was we'll
rendered, and the farce comedy
was very pleasant surprise,
showing again that Snowflake
people can cope with the best
when it comes to entertaining
the public. John Dewitt brought
down the house by a special
recitation. "Of ali the girls I'd
rather marry | wouldn't marry
for riches -I'd marry a girl
about six feet tall so she couldn't t
wear my -neck-ties. /" One of
the best things we heard was
the news that Snowflake had
won the pennant for the year.
This was no surprise. however,
as the talent Snowflake can pro-
duce insures most anything we
go after.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-27
Fifty-Seven and Happy

Monday, April %. John A.
Freeman enjoyed another birth
day-57. The day was spent in
his usual quiet way, the good
wife cooked an extra nice dinner
and the family enjoyed every
thing in their happy style. Mr..
Freeman had just finished irr-
igating, and with bright pros
poets for bumper crop, he was
in the best of humor to celebrate
his natal day.
The Herald wishes that he
may live to enjoy continued
health and prosperity.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-27


length OF
HAMMERA hammer is implement used for driving naS S
nails and replace the board at once
nails ambitious BOY
supply of nails exhausted In driving the
he wills
for the next four weeks While ne is an IN
will get at
a to
postponlng
Copyright Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-27
Flagstaff Won Both Side

Snowflake lost the doa1
headed debate last Friday nlgi
both here and at Flagstaff.
Henry Smith and John Sni
presented the question at SNl
flake VS.. Miss May CalhOu. q
Leslie Mcdaniel of Flagstaff
Dow Shumway and SeyN.
Fish for Snowflake at Flags
VS.. Miss Marie Griffin and tsI1I
lin Walker at Flagstaff. !.
The question: "ConpuI~
Military Training. " a
Flagstaff Won both sides DIV
question.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-27

Ship them a sack Of rice,
Seelley and Miss Margaret
Ter, Waiter Shelley and
Roxie Smith left THURSDAY
Salt Lake City where they
be married at the Temple ouI
the coming week. May
blessings of God be WIFI
always.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-27

]. S. Jones of Shumway was
a business visitor in town Thurs
day. While here he made the
Herald a social call and rene wed
his subscription.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-27
Coming, April 3Oth Pastime Theatre, HOIbroOk. Arnn
'fC|vILIZATION'
The Million Dollar Spectacle, Picture Greater than
Birth Of Nation" After seeing this Picture You
Wonder Whether we should have War or not? Do
miss it One night OnIy--Apnl 3Oh

ION the Little Big Horn" by
local talent and under the dir
ection of the S. S. A. Junior
Class, at Social Hall April 9th.
and at Taylor April Both.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-27
Taylor News Notes
TContinued From First Pagel

The road bond election Tues
day went off very quietly. the
result being 81 to 10 in favor of
the bonds.
The Tenney Brothers made a
trip to Holbrook Friday, return
ing the next day. Our young
enterprising merchant, H. c.
Tenney, made a sale of Max
we'll automobile, of which he is
agent, to L. w. Freeman recently
Our townsmen are all busy at
present attending to spring plant
ing, looking after stock and
freighting on the road.
The bridge over the creek is
again in use. having been repair
ed and reinforced with additional
steel braces. We are now in
hopes that it will stand and serve
the public as intended without
falling into the creek again.
Several of our cattlemen who
have been feeding some of their
poor COWS around town the last
two months are now moving
them out to the green feed.
j. T. Cooper, watermaster for
the Snowflake and Taylor Irriga-
ton company, has been very
busy recently regulating the flow
of water in the different canals.
The men folke are preparing
to organize a rifle club and home
guard. AS soon as the men can
find time to leave off their work
and meet together the organiza-
ton will be made.
The fruit trees are now IN
bloom and the irrigated part of
the town looks and smells like a
flower garden. The prospects
are good for a banner fruit year
nnless perchance Jack Frost
makes a late visit.
From the number of travelling
statesmen, stockbuyers and like
transients visiting onr town late
ly one is lead to believe that
Taylor is growing in commercial
Importance.
The addition to the C. c..
Bryant residence is now complet-
ed and the family is comfortably
located. Mr.. Bryant, ex-cow-
puncher, has now taken mp the
role as chief gardner and chicken
nurse.
DR. J. E. Ward, eye specialist
stopped here Thursday on his
tour thru the country.
Miss Pearl Pew, who has been
engaged as teacher in the public
school for the term just closed.
returned to her home in Mesa
today.
Harbert Cooper and wife left
the first of the week for the
Deer Spring Ranger Station
where Mr.. Cooper will serve as
fire guard during the summer.
Ezra R. Hatch and wife re-
turned Sunday from Salt Lake
City where they went on a we'd
ding tour.
j. B. Warner returned home
the first of the week from the
Salt River valley where he has
been engaged in the sheep busi-
ness during the winter. He will
leave in a few days for Navajo
to take charge of the sheep out
fits of Burr Porter as foreman.
Marion Gibbons left Sunday
for a short visit with relatives at
ST. Johns.
Arthur Palmer is having we'll
drilled at his residence. Bert
Allen and Tom Wakefield are
engaged in operating the machine
Harry Lewis has the job of
taking the military census of all
eligible soldiers between the age
of 18 and As in this vicinity and
is now making up the list.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-27

The graduating exercise !,
night at Social Hall preS'1rs y.
very entertaing program a a
were 19 names on the ono"r w.,
schools list for diplomas N''
and program next ISSUE
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-27

Pres. R. B. Won Klelll'D I.
the University Of Arl1On' ID.
be here for the graduaVlIp'SI 'Isrs
cises of the S. S. A., and w.
the class address.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-27


a battle has taken place on his lawn
he at once issues an invitation for his
boy to accompany him on a short walk.
That walk generally leads to the wood
shed, and there is a performance there
which you can see nowhere else for the
small sum of 25 cents. Let your boys
come up handy men, and the way to do
it is to put tools in their hands at an
early age and let them learn the use of
them.
THE RAKE.-A rake is an implement
with teeth and long handle. 1t has
never been known to bite a boy. 1t is
used for raking hay, lawns, back yards,
etc. Having a long handle, it makes
raking easy work. A boy can lean
against fence and rake at the same
time. His mother is generally there to
oversee the work, but if necessary, the
father is generally close at hand to ap-
ply the switch. Some rakes have iron
teeth, and they will pull fence down
if the boy is strong enough in the arms.
When he gets tired of ralxing his best
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-27

Miss Laura Farr OF d. 4 /.
was here during the WeSl .n,
ing with Miss Florence DO'D
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-27

Big Junior Play, presenting
"On the Little Big Horn" by S.
S. A. Junior Class, Social Hall,
April 9th, and at Taylor April
Both.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-27

We regret to note that Grand
pa" Hunt is in feeble health.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-27
What All Boys
Should Know

ak is an implement with cutting edge and handle to
WELD 1t with. cut split wood. boy ten
years old will get the swing of and with board
the hencoop pigpen he can in two hours split
enough kindng his father week His father
will always when he the large pile of kndling
at the back door.
splitting wood he should b. careful of his
ahead of him in which the ak
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-27

wood 1t inconVenent
onef oo tt the world
lawnm wasnv
In
off at In
will chill
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-27
Best Fitting, Most Comfort
able Corset on the Market.

DAILY ARRIVALS: Fresh
Bananas, Apples, Oranges,
and Lemons, Fresh Veget-
ableS Lettuce, Tomatoes,
Onions and RadiSheS.
Clark's O. N. T. Crochet
Thread, white and ecru,)
Crochet Needles in sizes 9
to l3.
Mems Bow and Sport Ties.
Don't forget to see our New
Line of Summer Dress
Goods, VOiIeS and Lawns.
BUSH MAN
Snowflake
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-27

Civilization" at Pastime Thea
ire, Holbrook, April Both, one
night only. See adv. in this is
sue.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-27

z. N. Decker will received his
Herald at Joppa hereafter.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-27

The play "A Loyal Friend"
has been cancelled on account of
business matters interfering.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-27

A. H. Smith and family of
Hunt visited relatives in town
during the week.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-27

New line of China and crock
cry ware at Wetzler's.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-27

Everything in the paint and
varnish line at Wetzler's.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-27

]. Alvin Decker of Joppa was
in Snowflake last Saturday.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-27

Called meeting of Snowflake
Rife Club at Social Hall Monday
night. Important business.
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-27

See the new pumps al Wv
The Snowflake herald., 1917-04-27

The road bond election carried
in favor bonds by two to one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19
HAVANA RESULTS

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20 ~ q ,mN, NGn' El.is los ,Nah"n, !,
"Nmnn,ns!n%t 70, scooild San len i"m ID
a" 5EI M l;%' Fsgr y'lana rnrpJa " ana
seocnl n,o Observation-Disclosures.
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nirm.I lli Is watts. o,ln'", - s@e,"nn;
isn Wins En,er 10, King Si i%ii%Hm ~.
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n's, .plrn - los ,B-Ii, "a ~" -" '
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~ waits! q" ",cn and :" '. ,r,l,l
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19
ADD MILE RELAY EVENT
hid,ilc \tlamIlr Colleges WIN Cannot.
u. 'cnn indoor GnnIrS-Middic
West VIII lie Wen Itcurc.nn,n,I

fl'ii.ADEl.rIiIA. ia. Fcbruar, is.
ono mil" relay chnmpinnshjr for,
colleges II the Middle Atlantic Stai,s
: "lieGatc Association has been aud.d
u" inc program "f the relay carnival IN
~" h"id hero under the auspices Of Tho
niN,rS''N Of Pennsylvania ON Aprjl -
ana y Tho event. il was annoInrcd
'"-dHN. was added AZ the request of ;hc
Aiudi" Atlantic Associations Entries
Tor inc race have already hccn received
rom t"rdham. Johns Hopkins Ru,.
Srrs' Lafayette. i.chish. Swarthmorc
and liaTcrford.
reports from tho Middle West indi
eat" that that section viii bc rcnrc-
scented NJ TINS years races hy stronger
teams than ever before Notice was
received yesterday from Coach STARE
81 The University Of Chicago. thai h, is
planning 1" send four-mle relay
team among others Yal" Cornell and
pennsylvania will also have teams in
INC four-milc race. Wisconsin ana
Missouri expects TO hc rcprcscn,cd in
the onc-mile relay and Missouri, with
El'h men as paESN. wait, rittam aud
simpson. is looked upon nv Tho promi-
n"n' Eastern colleges as cspcclalIv
dangerous
SIXTY colleges and more Than ,oo
schools already havo accepted invita-
iions TO send teams to III" meet. and
Inc indications arc that the entry lisi
VIII break all records