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The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-12-21

The Pioneer was in error in stating
last week that David Mentor had pur
chased the Piedalue eighty lying east
of Roman The information was OBJ
tanned from presumably reliable
source-but all signs fail in wet
weather. The correct transaction
was as follows: r. 0. Mentor of Mall
ia, Montana. purchased the BroWCr
BrandjordB eighty southeast
of town, popularity known as Pied
alue's grove. Mr.. and Mrs. Mentor
will move here next year and expect
to remain permanently. They are
now guests at the Leonard Toothman
home.
A 10 per cent discount on all cash
sales over $500 until January 1st.-
Mary Duplessis. "a
The Chain parties recently in
augurated by the Patriotic League
has proved a very profitable expert
ment. as up to date the sum of Sl35O
accumulated in quarters. has been
turned in to Mrs. John =. SWee, treas
urer. from that source. As the busy
week before Christmas usually puts
a ban on social gatherings. the chain
was necessarily postponed until
after Christmas, but will be resumed
and those who are yet under obli-
CATION to entertain win undoubtedly
do SO. This form of raising funds is
very popular, as it affords all n good
time at a small tax and at the same
time serves Il worthy purpose.
Take your prescriptions to the Owl
Drug Store. adv.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-12-21
Nothing Else Like it In
Roman

There has never been anything in
Roman with the INSTANT action of
simple buckthorn bark, glyccrinc, etc
as mixed in Adlcr-i-ka. ONE SPOON
Full Pushes the ENTIRE bowel tract
so completely it relieves ANY CASE
sour stomach. gas or constipation and
prevents appendicitis. The INSTANT
pleasant action of Adler-i-ka sur
prices both doctors and patients
OWL DRUG STORE.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-12-21
ST '\DA\ 81 HOOI1 En-
TERTAI.\NE\T XMAS

In accordance with the established
custom Of our Sunday school, there
VIII be Christmas entertainment at
the NJ. T.. church Christmas Eye,
Monday night, at 3 O'clock. The com
mittec has been working hard to
prepare a pleasing and appropriate
program. A large tree will be a
feature and treats will be provided
for all the children who come,
whether members Of our Sunday
school or not. The generosity of the
people of Roman makes this treat
possible and we hope a large number
of children will come to enjoy it.
Same thing much cheaper at the Owl.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-12-21
STOCK HOLDERS MEETING

The regular annual meeting of
the stockholders of the First Ma
ional Bank of Roman, Montana, will
be held at the office of the Bank at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, ON Tuesday, jan
uary Sth, 1918, for the purpose of
oIecting officers and directors for
the ensuing year, and also for the
transaction of any other business
that may properly come before the
meeting.
f. ]. WHITE, Cashier.
:.,' sc
A 10 pr cent discount on all cash
sales over $500 until January lst.-
Mary Duplcssis. 81
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-12-21
CHURCH NOTICE

Sunday School 800. $500. 1000 a. M
Preaching every Sunday ..11;O0 a. m.
Evening worship ......... 500 p. m.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all.
F.. D. SWISHER, Minister.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-12-21
FOR SALE

Good Brussels rug, 9x12, bed and
springs, good wood heater. solid oak
table. rockers and chairs. Gail at
Pioneer office. If
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-12-21

All kinds of seasoned wood at Nc
Cormick's, two miles east of Roman.
Will trade wood for all kinds OF
ftcd.-a adv 10
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-12-21

Rough Lumber al the Rogers mill.
only $1,000 per NJ. feet. Reservation
Land & Lumber Co. soft
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-12-21
THE POISON STEAM LAUNDRY

Will collect and deliver laundry in
Roman on Tuesdays and Friday S.
Jeifrics barber shop or Sterling
hotel. Gtf
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-12-21
n2S3u
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Mssou]a, Montana.
Nov. 26, 1917. Notice is hereby given
that Richard Christian of Roman,
Montana. who ON lcby 9, 1911, made
nd entry No. o2S39 for Unit A, MEL,
SELL Sc /, +. 10 ~, r.. 81 W., Nj.
NJ, has filed notice Of intention to
make 3 year proof under new law, to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribcd, before John n. Bailey, a U.
$. Commissioner, at Roman, Montana,
on the 9TH day of Jany. 1913. Claim
ant names as witnesses: Robert ].
Christian, Chester c. Goldman, Mich
olas Herick, Oliver f. Harvey, all of
Roman, Montana.
FRANK Mr. McHAFFIE,
Nov 30 Dec IS Register.
Non-coa land Flathcad Project
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-12-21

Want to sell your property, ranch,
stock, etc? If you do, place a little
al in the Pioneers want Column
and get results.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-12-21
FOR SALE OR RENT

The NV \ of the NW14, Section 1,
Township 10, Range 30. John Peter
son, 2l5 Second street, B.emcrton,
Wash. 32-37p
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-12-21

Lost Black lilIy With brand like
ENE cut on left thigh $500 reward
R cor return Of information lead
49, to rccov, ny. Roy Proctor, box
1872, Roman. 32tf
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-12-21
TELEPHONE YOUR WANT ADS TO
THE PIONEER PHONE NO. 521

Job printing of all kinds neatly and
promptly done at the Pioneer office.
Bring in your orders now.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-12-21
WANTS,FOR SALE, Ere

Call phone 373 for good stove
wood. M. 7. Hay, east side. 12tf
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-12-21

For information leading to the re-
coVcry of COWS and calves branded
RgyV ri Ike cut ON right rib. These
\ ID A7McoWs have other brands also.
hsl1seas1 G Notify G. l.. pcdcn, Roman.
Montana. Bot
The Detroit times., 1917-11-01
STEEL TAKES
HARD SLUMP
Continued Liquidation Forces
Prices Far
Down

NEW YORK. Soy THE Ne"
York Evening sun financial res'e"
to-day said
Today stock market ana rot dr.
fer greatly in character from recent
aesrions save perhaps ihat 7e'lns
Was somewhat Jess urgent Never
tfeless there was very substantial
liquidation sull for both tht long
and short accounts @ larEe proper
ton ~ the larcr coming from
tern sources
"The feature WAS 'he nr 1gh' on
siesl and railroad values II Was
common alk Hat hiE interests we've
advising short selling ~ ih' sfffi
GROUP and other ISSUES Zoo paf ihti
those Same Interests sore roForth-.
less bnsgy engaged n r.-knE up
tractlve bargains made possible Ds
their dupicity
his me ge1eral opinion that 'hoss
Interest," which would no., De-
pleased "a SEQ the selling -oniinu,
are the very ones which are on hanl
10 6sh out ans really cheap issues
which 70 floating by and as usual
fhc nutiic .e tte dupe
The Detroit times., 1917-11-01
MOI Even a Whisper.

Rich Man They always say that
money talks wonder n y is true
Poor Man You can bet II r. true
oe pecially y you use The long-dis.
lance telephone
The Detroit times., 1917-11-01

PAT exhibiting hls ars, born1-
Does Do look ioise 'torobred?
luK He d.. bcdat and 81
hoad know having had kennels
AS mo own
The Detroit times., 1917-11-01
Hanks and Trust Companies


The foll0wfnw INNS are 1riv'IrEe1
20 execute orders on the exchange
". " Moss & Coz Carlyle 9 Povah
Eeo ~ West & Co. l. T. Maccrone
4 go II w ~uhie a. Co.. ~ T. Sey-
nonr n Co. vs.. r. Mclaughlin Mer-
rili. Lynch a co. " A. Hamiin a Cos
WIN A Neer A. Co. Sincla'' & touis
Wendell. Muikey CO. Wu Rose
4 Co. r X Peiton q Co. Joel stock
ard q 60. Bonnett. Smith e Coz vs..
". Reilly s. CO.. Matthew u mn. a W
wallace s. 60. Jewis O 1orton
Nebe- BeIaen- V'ao1rIT Co, Doo0
Marin s. Co oHara. Ferris & Coz
Welt f,r & Ca.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-01
COUNCIL OF
Nine PLAN
is GAINING
Public Sentim e II I
Swings TO Scheme and
Charter Reform

lr rts ~ heir suhter-anean
forts save their oNn skins and
ths- underground alliances wth
cheap eRrt politicians AVID others
'he aldermen opposing thc ua
~ plan realize -ha' tte, arc
,.gsrs rae campaEu ~ riHca
scu. ,-rs vased SRI behalf -
cear revision arl the nineme0
coa- beginning to s,r tne 94h
ue as the on ,hng the forces "
dsrtre-- cant buck IS an aroused
pun conscience
A Herman schultz who Is pres
ler NJ ,ae board ~ supervisors.
so. gas death k1el or the wari
sts u.u one OF tAe sessions az -Ge
supervisors recently group
alfar p1 were discussing the small
conn plan and trying t0 convince
,t-r sa. rs .hat b would rot carry
friows might as WEI ~ oa
ana hu0ch ~ NIaiets p.r ru
o1 y coat Rnt le dowu .at
Scr coming ,ro- the rostruw
tr- el of the session NoIre as
good dead rsht now lve se.u
tats ac coming for 80 years ana
vcr r sroV u The people have
l.af rhe.r mind that change
r-ed
aorkin1msn ara no' deceived
hr sort of camoGd4Ee emr lowed
ty rap.seeAins aldermen ana
tne p.f-o,' Federation ~ Labor
The Detroit times., 1917-11-01

PrfntinE-thr plain neat kind--thst
~ Nighttime. lob Dept>--Msiu tbzo
The Detroit times., 1917-11-01

Nine trucks in the train
CD swing INTO position (2)
and are unioaded 60 in a
JitIy. after which the can
vas is stretched 90, pegs
are set and tents are raised
CD from the tent poles in
side In just IA minutes
the tents are ready Co FOR
occupancy.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-01
10000 CAPTIVES.
BERLIN ASSERTS
0Continutd from PaKe onrl

ain pera being drawn rapidly TO-
.ae Goo radorna bs skumly
0dg"tsd hls retreat bis forces are
-e.nE 4s-e3 along rhe flooded
BANKS ~ tae TaEi.anento river. 'ne
t1stro-German A. ance bias al
-aa1 s.0uad np apprcciabiy and
-e situation for I.sly appeared
IsnIt 1ofer
Tre creates menace 20 Italian
af--y Indicated III q spafChes 20.
Fas 't- faub.Dz movement well
nde- waF near fte Carnic Aiqs
.fed b. ar Austrian army under
zen sea Hro3atn This force IA
nasrg 80 terate thrust 20 turn
.e 'aIaa positions or the upper
.rrrr ~ tac TaEiameut0 Success
lrH an operation would threaten
whole Taglamen'o Tine and
lrce fsrfher italian rrDrer. rnf
biF 20 fHe ''ne ~ Tho Plave
tcr
Arc-rlnr 20 Dee Berlin Version
invading forces have alread
pt1e1 100000 Italians and ieHf
Zodiac fha ninth day ~ fhr
srirf DURING Do orw ,oHr day
.he captures amo rtat ~ ia0 BOO
rI-onsfs and 900 gIr The Hve
ucc4fI1s tsy- braai only 10000
asu .u N guns indicating a 10.
deG t.1T.rg gp n fno Offensive
.oWcr NJ tte enemy
In nine dsf fhe German Austrian
INVASION ha o.1el more 'te1. 5000
The Detroit times., 1917-11-01

Prinfinr the pinin neat ktnd--fhnt
IL riEht-Times Job Depf.--uain f52o.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-01

PrtntinE-sho plain neat kfnd--fhst
- rfEhf-'rfuirs job Dept~--Mnin <H7e.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-01

tsFtntinE---ths plain neat kind-that
A. rks hf---rtnncs Dob Dept.--Main $50
The Detroit times., 1917-11-01

prIutipr-the plain reaf tind-fhsf
g. riEht-rims- Job nept.--Nafn 500.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-30

-IcgclmdBigc &crianmlung bes
Commercial Club morgen Ibeno in
scr Gitg Saii.
SRI. 2i35ic 5leiih fcbrte Ietten
Wontog BON einclt neutrality-suspicious.
9cill6c in ct. 2ouis, 5uriid.
-Sobn 0ucfcr unb @attin bon
2ittlc Berger. bcianoen iif leste $50.
dc mcbrcrc Gag nabe @albert,
Sranflin Gollntp. al,f gciud bel
Tcrlpanotcn.
-Sobn $. Enrfs aus @aibington
ipra6 oieier Gage bel nns Dor unO
c~rrcucrtc iein announcement allf bic
3citlng. Scrr gorfs mar friiber in
Berger bcidditigt.
Gle County Court ioipobl oils
ons 9iahlnBeeridt 9robate Court
iino felt lcsten Wontag 5u ibrcm re-
gelmGBigen Nopember . Sermin in
Situng.
&ubn & S6neiber ncroen ON
Sicnstag, Den 4. 0e5elnbcr Shpcinc
naf Dem Warft pcri6iffen. Sarmer
lucIdc Sdlpcinc pcrfalfen npllcn
imp erildt bielclbcn an gcnanttcrl
Gage bicrber 81 bringen. Der b0fItc
Marrtprcis miro bc5ablt.
-Sm. GDriltoplcr meldcr bel
&aibingtont Soma, mebrere MOnatc
nls Surmlnrbcitcr bei6uftiet mar,
febrtc lcbtcn 0icnstag Dieocr Surild
lrnO miro bis gum Sriibjabre bier bel
lcincr Wlltter, 6rau AllgrIte Holler
pcrlpcilcn.
-Srau s. 6. Martin, iueld)e ipGN.
reno Den pcrgangcncn ieds Mpnutcn
bier 5ltlt Sciud ibrer ShpcItcr,
Srau &Deo, Graf, pcrmeilt battc. lit
lctten Wonta9 ipiebcr nn6 ibrer Sci.
lllotb in 9(lbuqllcrqlc, Stem Mcrico
6urildgcfcbrt.
Gle 4opototcn 6. 6. Barter umo
@m. @cnslep bon OmenSpille Ii. u.
6. Sepcll BON @lonb, @m. &uppc,
ISobn Goplpc uno Satin bon, 9crn,
6rult Sauna Steer l,nb Sodter Gnl.
no bon &oIebuO, Senrp 1.-THE lnb
@ottin bon Iotsoom, naren lester,
Wontog bier I'M @eiddfte i'm Noh,
loB9crift 5u ~erleOigen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-30
Dr.. Edm. NaSSe
0euti6er Nr5t
NIB Wun0ar5t
Office in Dem Sefotte 8ebGnbe
an Der 3ten Strafe.
telephone Scr. 11S. Sermanu, Mp.
@crsliden Cant.

Gen folgeroen "llnieret 2eier1,, Die
felt inherent lcttcn @cridt ibr s(borl-
nenlent arf Oas Solfsblatt erneuer.
ten, itattcn mir bier unieren ber5li6.
item 9anf ab:
Sralt ST. Ganeis, Sermann.
Strait 81. @laier, Sermann.
@m. Gbriitopber, Sermann.
Scnrp Sess, Sermann.
@m. Soelmer, Scrmann, 81. 1.
Sral s. S. S6mibt, Serm., 81. T..
S. s. Barrier, SermannL 81. 2.
Sran5 Gtforn, Sermat,n, 81. 2.
@m. Selmcnbaf, Serntann 81. 2.
Gbus. &rull, Smiss.
Srit &ablc, Smiss.
gilbert @ittid, Slorriiant, Mo.
&id,arb Eollmann, Seem Saben.
Mtar. Hicf, ct. 2ouis.
Sinccnt Muellcr, Berger.
Geo. S. Spedbals, Berger.
Sranf @aloeder, 9ap.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-30
Scr Sdmeiaerperein bat n1d}'tcn

Scr Sdpeiaerperein bat n1dNtcrl
Spnntug gtadmittag Sabrespcrs
iunrmlllng uno 9eamtenmabl. Gil1elll
INSTRUMENTATION @ebrau6e gcll1B
miro Der Sabrestag bcS Sd)mci5cr-
pcrcins nit einem SeiteIien gefeiert,
mobci bem Gdten Sdwci5erfGie ltets
Ser cbrcnplus oes Wcnue eingcrClrmt
wllroe bod mie man llns mittbcilt,
pcroen Die S0bne Selpetia'S ii6 Die.
les Iol nit ioftiger gratIpllrIt be-
0niigcn miliien, "a Die GintuDr bon
Sdmei5erfdie gleid nil lit mo MIR
Gin Gr6ills iid cinen bcrartigcn &c
nun lcilten fann.-Nhln, 9rotiulrlt,
10 ne Iange, groBe, bife, lit bod alld)
nitt sl pcradten.- - nnlerfung ocs
Sebers.
-Sle bonn ct. george Srdillatlc
Club peranItaltete Sbeater Sorltells
ltng Bic letten Samstag Ibeno in Scr
Gon5ertballe itattfano mar iebr 5abl-
reid beir6t uno in ieber Sinlidt elm
rcdt gutter grfolg. Die @uffiibrung
ocs picraftigen ensliidcn 2uitipieles
mar cine iebr geoiegene rnb allie gtits
lpirfenocn maren felt in ibren &ollen
llo piele Ser Silettanten befunbeten
ourd ibr gl,tes Sp:cl red)t ancrfcn-
ltcnsipertbs 0aritcller Salent. Sie
Ginnabmen betrllgen $500.
-altguit Sidt unb Sri. Siloa
Sdullmberg mod)ten lebten Srcitag
cine Illtofabrt nod ct. 2ouis, mo lie
Scr &%inbtaufe bes Sobnhens bon
9ll,gllit Wlleller lno Satin (S6lue-
tier bon SRI. Sdallmbcrg) beimobn-
ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-30

-Im Wuntag Worgen ficl Der
erite Sdnee als @orbote DEG bernn'
nabenoen Binters.
CD Summert, auiiierer Der
Ridlano 9anf, bon WorriionL tuar
Ieeten Sumstog in @cidditcn bier.
Gin Stetion Sitt lit INNER fleio'
fam. 81 bobcn in O6sner'S &lci'
bCritorc.
STRAIT Srant 5. SAnljot bon 81.
/ febrtc Wittpod) bon cinem nlebrs
tGgigcn 9eil,h in ct. 2ouis 5urild.
-GaItor q. @. Niu5c lnb Tan1is
lie bon @oonbillc bcfinbcn iid lcit
nte0rcrcn Gngcn bier ol5 @ditc ocS
Goitor n. s. &u8nnonn uno Snmilic.
STRAIT 6rie Sdott bon ScfIcrIon
Gin bcfono iih lcbtcn Snmstog nnO
Sonntdg bier oli 9cilld bel lbrcn
Gltcrlr, E6co. @roi uno Satin.
-Nerbcrt 2angcnbocrfcr fcDrtc
Icbten Gicnstog Don st. 2ollis, 6lor-
riiiolrt lu,o 9ellcforntaine Surild, no
er mlebrere Gage bel &cripmhtcn tlo
@cfonr,ten pcrmcilt botte.
-Gbco. 3. uid @altcr Sillp uno
6crcn SfmcItcr, Sri. 2cna bon Stol.
pc, bcionben iid Icttcn SomStag bier
allf geith bci @erlpnnotcn ltno Sc.
fnnnten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-30

-Nad smeiidbrisem sll,fentbalt
in GlOribge, Sa. febrte geitern 8al.
fer 9idlncper nad bier 5uriid. gr
miro iid etlide @oden bel ieinen gl.
term Scrrn ullb Sralt @m. Stephan
an II. 3 %aufGalten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-30

Oienstag nah ct. Souis, I'M cine
Stelle ais Setectip i'm Sienite Der
Sfof Sslano gabn on5utreten.
-Senrp Barrier fam lctten Cams.
tag bon &apne, Nebrasfa 5urild llno
miro ipubrcno bcn @iiltcrmonaten bel
icinen Gltern, s. s.. Barrier ilno @at.
Tin an Ser 2ittle Berger perlpeiIen.
CD. 9urfbarot unb Satin, TO-
pic Srau Otto 8Hrfbarot reiiten let.
ten Sonntag na6 ct. 2ouis mo- jie
cine @ode lang bel Serpanoten l1no
@cfunnten peripeilen merben.
-Srau gmma SSSacobs bon Belle
bile, ST., ipelde cine ISOLDE bier IN
ibrer friiberen Seimatb gum @eiu6
ibres 8rubers Sbco. 8raf uno an6e-
rer 8eripanoten berneilt bate, febrte
letten Sonntag mieber in ibr Seim
auriid.
-Yaul Woosmaml, melder in
Hbincluno Elm 2cibitull-@ eidGft be.
tricb, miro Oieie @o6e basielbe al1i
Dem @eritcigcrrngsipcge %berfaufen
ltno bcobiid)tigt mad Berger 5uriid5u-
fcbrcn I'M BORT piebcr sen Ticb.
Danocl 81 bctrcibcn.
-6rib %ollcrtien, bon 2ittle Scr
ger, bradtc an lcsten Wontug cine
gun5c &ugcnlaoung @Gnie bierDer
Die CT al Den GoumiiiionsbGnblcr
pcrfuuitc. Scr Worftprcis, Den or
crbiclt betrllg 1912 Gents pro Tflnb
unO bic 30 0Gnie bra6ten inn
$39.73 Gin.
-6ris Scnsc uno Satin bon
&unlos Gitp, beiunocn lid lcttcn
Sanlstug bier nli 9cilh bel ibren
GcripnnotcnL Gbriit. Gbcrlin, Sraltf
Gltpp uuo Ncnrp Drummer nnb go.
milicn. Sieielben befanben ii6 auf
Der @eimrciie bon Chicago, 100 Tie
e~benialls Nngeb0risen cinen 9eiud
obgcitattct batten.
-6rau 9. q. 9uer befinoct iid
felt eilligen Sogen, nebit Sohter6en,
bier oltf gcil,d bel ibrcr Mtllttcr,
Sral ). z. @enicl. SEER 9aer lpel-
der lett mcbrcrcn Sabrcn i1 Ocn 0fa.
idincn : @crfitGtten Der Sod Sslanb
9oDn in Sbouncc. Sflo. tbItig mar,
lit nad Den &crtItdtten Der gcnanll'
ten @abn in ct. 2ollis pcriest NOR
Den uno miro fiinftigbin NIT ieincr
San1ilie BORT mobnen.
-NuS. 2aboltbc, Ser SicbbGlloler
bon Berger faufte lcttc ISOLDE 40
Stilt &inouicb in Der ~llnlgegeno bon
@ermann ullf oic or no6 Berger CUR
ScricnOlulg nod Dem ct. Souiicr
Wnrft brnd)tc, bon no aus 2uboubc
bcira6e ic0e @od)e orei Gurla0un0en
Sieb rerienoet. On Scerbe Sic er
bier oltifauftc bcltano IN Scr Wtebr.
5ubl aus Mil6fiibcn, fir ipclfe CT 10
bod oils 800 bc5abltc. Sir fiinf-
5cbn Tinbcr mel6e 2nbollbe BET
Stolpc auifultfte, 3ablte or $7S7.S0.
oocr bl,rbidnittlid $52.55 oos
Stilf. Sir einen 9ullen Ser 1870.
Gflulo luog crbielt 6ranf 9rllcns
bon Sirit Greet $110.25.
-Hobert S6olmbcrg, inner be.
fainter Siidlcr, fiibrte inns gcItern in
ieinc @crfitott, no er ms Gin Stiid
Mobel 5cigtc bus CT iOeben pcrfcrtiet
bate. Sol. 0iebl, Der bcfanltc SGno.
Ter in Giicnbubnidmcllcn, fam nelts
lid in beu 9eiis zines abuebanften
Selepbon . Sfoitcns bon Geocrbol5
.ben CT in 9rettcr idneiOen lieB unb
Serrn Sboltmbere bic Sretter ab.
~lieicrte nit Dem Illitrage linn sluei
Gcoer Softer 0cbor.G bcits) baraus
81 5imnlern. 0ic Irbeit benefit mas
iclbit ans cireul oltcn meggciporfcncn
Efoitcn infer geihidtcr Sanb nod
mcrocn fam, benn bic beioen CEDAR
Gbcits iino ipabrc &rnitpcrfc Der
M0bclihrcincrei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-30

-Scnrp @ca8 lno @ottin fcbrtcll
lcttcn Sonntog bon elmer nad) ct.
2ollis ,lntcrncmUlCncn @ciudsrciic
5ltriid.
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The Washington herald., 1917-03-16

ploy Of q corporation and is possessed
of the respect and confidence of his
friends and associates.
Such man is Mr.. James C. Hughey,
Of No. IA Seventh street S. w, who is
popular conductor in the employ Of
the Washington Street Railway Com
pany, and has hosts of friends in this
city He stated:
Il have been troubled with my stom-
ach for some time which was brought
on by irregular eating. l could not re-
tain my solid food in my stomach, and
was badly bloated with gas and in con-
slant pain. / suffered greatly with head
aches and would have dizzy spells. caused
affected and I had terrible pains in the
small of my back. | was consL :pated
and my whole system was run down. l
had tried all kinds of different meGi-
cines, but never got any permanent Te-
lief until | started to take your Plant
Juice. Two bottles have done the work
for me. and | can now eat anything
want. | sleep well, have no more trou-
bic with gas or constipation. | am feel
ing fine and give all credit to Plant
Juice, as it has made a new man of me-"
The Plant Juice Man is at the Peoples
Drug Store, corner of 9TH and f streets
N. w. where he is daily meeting the
local public. and introducing ard ex-
planning the merits of this remedy.
On Saturday he will remain al the store
until 10 P. NJ, to meet those who are
unable to call during the day.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-16
SUPPLY MEN" OF ARMY
FORM EFFICIENCY UNION

Members of the Officers Reserve
Corps, quartermaster section. residing in
and near this city, held a meeting March
IA in the Lemon Building, for the pur-
pose OF forming an association to be
known as THE Quartermaster Reserve
Association" the object of which Is ito
further advance the efficiency Of the ma
tional defense of the United States by
the dissemination of professional knowl-
edge to members and providing means of
cooperation between members"
A constitution was adopted and the
following officers elected: President,
MAI. Fred A. Ellison: vice president,
Maj. Robert f. shannon; members of the
executive council. Capts. Ezra Davis,
Edward ". Chatterton. John Biggar.
Walter r. Metz, Charles P. Hill. Royal
@. jerks. Leonard s. Doten.
The association will hold meetings for
the discussion OF regulations, manuals
and matters governing the operations OF
the quartermaster corps and for the
study of practical problems in connec-
ton with the supply OF an army.