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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1918-10-31
COUNTY, N THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1918
liquors, all indammable material
including friction matches and
any composition likely to lignite

including friction matches and
any composition likely to lignite
or: explode Cigarette lighters
come under this classifcati tion),
liquids, and fragile articles i'm
properly packed. Under thepos.
tai regulations no note or mes.
sage or written matter OF any
kind will be permitted to remain
in the boxes. In addition to the
foregoing list OF prohibited arti.
cles, relatives and friends OF the
soldiers are urged to bear this in
mind when preparing Christmas
parcels: b. .
Do not put anything in the
package which will not keep fresh
until Christmas.
Pack dried fruits and other food
products in small tin or wooden
boxes. T.
Give preference to hard candy
over chocolates, unless the latter
are enclosed in heavy wrappers.
Soft chocolates are easily crush.
led and may spoil the other con.
tents.
Do not put articles packed in
glass in the package.
Gifts should be wrapped in kha.
ki.colored handkerchiefs, twenty.
seven inches square.
When the package has been
packed it should be taken un-
wrapped and unsealed, together
with the label and sufficient
stamps, to the nearest collection
center designated by the Rec!
Cross. After the package has
passed the inspection of the Red
Cross representatives, as to con.
tents and weight, and been wrap.
ped in stoutpaper; the Christmas
label bearing the address of the
man for whom it is intended, is
placed on it. The person send.
ing the package, in the presence
of the Red Cross worker, is re.
quired to affix stamps sufficient
to carry it to Hoboken, N. ]. The
postal charges are to be at the
rate of fourth class orpercel post
zone rate. A label certifying that
the inspection has been compile.
ted by the Red Cross, is placed on
the package which is left in the
custody Of the Red Cross, until
delivered to the postal authori.
ties. -
The Navy Department has is
sued the following Instructions
regarding the shipping Of Ch rist.
mas packages to sailors in home
waters and abroad: ....
(a) Packages forwarded by
parcel post for men in the Navy
must comply with the postal reg
ulations and should be- enclosed
in substantial boxes with. hinged
or screw top cover to facilitate
opening and inspecting.
P) All boxes shipped by ex
press are limited to twenty lbs
in weight, should measure not
more than two cubic feet in col
ume, be Of wood. we'll strapped
and have a hineeJ or screw tor
to facilitate opening and inspect
ing.
(c) All mail matter should bt
ado. ressed as now prescribed b,
tae postal regulations. All ex
press packages should be for
warded in care of Supply Officer
Fleet Supply Base, 29tll Stree
and Third Avenue, South Brook
lyn, n. Y.
(d) No perishable food prc
duct other than those enclo sed j
cans or glass jars should be pacl
ed in parcels post orexpress ship
ments.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1918-10-31
Sulphur .eaod lpfuslza Ifsvsltithe.

| SSuS OSSuV VA tAV <AoAO' HAS SASA<Sns
A leading doctor in the state
of Georgia, who has passed un.
scathed thru a serious yellow fe.
yer epidemic, is authority forthe
statement that a little sulphur
placed in the snoes each day is q
positive preventative for. Span.
ish influenza. This preventative
is suggested in al article in ~,
cent issue Of the Atlanta Cousli.
tuition.
The use OF sulphur in this mar.
ner is not an all together new
thing III this city, for at leas one
colored woman in the city Ras
been using it since the present ep-
i1emic started here. This woman
was in the Office Of VI. s Rynm;..
clerk UE the United Sta,~o Dis
trict court a few days ago, and
in discussing the situation with
him she was told by Mr.. Hyams
that she should use a gargle ev.
cry day to keep we'll.
81 does it, yes sir, l does it.
Every morning l shakes a little
sulphur in my shoes. It shore is
the stuff to gargle with"
The article from the Constitu.
tion follows:l
Put a small amount ofsulphur
10 each shoe every morning and
good-by influenza.
This is the remedy offered to
the people of Atlanta by aGeor:
gia doctor who has been practi-
cling in Dixie for forty years and
who went through the yellow
fever epidemic IN New Orleans in
1897 unscathed.
His account Of the successful
trials OF this remedy follows:
"In the early eighties ! moved
to Louisiana to practice medi.
cine, .and remained in the town
where first located for nearly
twenty years. The town in which
| located was in the southwest
ern portion OF the state and had
large sugar aud lumber indus
tries, therefore met many tray
cling men, and one in particular
remember from Memphis Tenn,
who told me one evening that he
had nursed yellow fever a n d
cholera in all stages, had assist
ed in burying the dead, and that
all the precaution be ever took
was to sprinkle sulphur in bis
shoes every morning during the
epidemic and that he had never
contracted the disease; further
more, every one he told about il
, and who had tried it, not a sin
gle one had had the disease.
"In 1897 we had an epi']emit
of yellow fever, and remembering
, what this gentleman had tolc
me | tried it, notwithstanding
!, had very little confidence in it.
r shall never regret having trlec
, it, for l escaped the fever, al
! though nursed it tir,all its STAGE
!. during the entire epidemic. Nov
= what has this to do with infu
e enza? 1t has the same to do will
;. it that it had to do with yello,
} fever and cholera-kill the germ
t | believe when the system is thor
oughly saturated with the sul
phur, as suggested, it will pre-
vent the germs of any diseas
from attacking the system. Their
/. is no doubt that sulphur vii
e penetrate the system readily, 10
c when one takes sulphur in tn
. system and has a silver dolla
+ IN his pocket, it will be turne'
;, black, caused by the sulphure'
r ted hydrogen. Try it and se'
u Now it would be very little trot
,, !" BILE to have the boysin the camp
e carry out this suggestion an
0 thus break up the disease whic
J. is causing so much suffering an
a great many deaths.
II
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-04-05

this critical time of the war not pri-
marily to discuss plans for League
of Nations, but to burn in on the ma
tional mind that this League or any
othe rlike scheme will not be worth a
passing though unless we win this
war. The League of Nations may be
the Temple of International Law and
Order for the future, but our immedi-
ate job is to clear the ground and find
safe place to lay its foundations.
This convention will be one of the
significant events of the year. The
nations leaders in business, labor
agriculture, and education will be
there. The program that is in pro-
cess of completion willp rovide dis
cussions by leaders in thought and ac-
ton of the things at stake in the war
and things that must come GU tot it
if our sacrifice and the sacrifice of all
the nations is to be justified.
This convention will represent no
lingo attempt to organize America in
to a nation of haters. But it will at
tempt to dramatize the fact that
AMERICA is FIGHTING FOR A
PEACE THAT WILL LAST so that
every soldier will 60 to the front with
the crusaders spirit and every man
an dwoman who stays behind will be
consecrated to the task Of seeing to
it that this entire nation shall, when
the war ends, demand with one voice
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-04-05
WHY AMERICA
At War Needs a National Convention
on "Win the War For Perma.
nent Peace"

CA statement by William H. Short,
National Secretary, League to En-
force Peace.)
In a peculiar sense the creation of
IA League of Nation, the banding of
the free peoples of the world together
Ito guarantee by their joint forces the
peace and progress of the world, is
the outstanding thing for which
America is fighting-our fundamental
war aim.
To hold up that purpose and make
1T alluring may well be one of the best
ways to rouse America to a crusad
ling spirit that shall insure the throw
ling of our total energies into this
Holy War against Autocracy and Mill
tarism. To know and to feel com
pelling that we are fighting for moth
ling less than the permanent peace Of
the future will put behind our every
Policy Passion that will rest until
the power of each individual and each
community is put behind our Shipping
program, our Food program, behind
every feature of the nations job of
organizing for victory.
We are calling this convention in
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-04-05
UNCEASING MISERY
Some MaysyiIle Kidney Sufferers Get
Little Rest or Comfort.

There is little sleep, little rest, lit
tie peace for many sufferer from
kidney trouble. Life is one continual
round of pain. You can't rest at night
when there's kidney backache. You
suffer twinges and "stabs" of pain, an
noying urinary disorders, lameness
and nervousness. You can't be COM
Portable at work with darling pains
and binding dizzy spells. Neglect
these ailments and serious troubles
may follow. Begin Dusing Doan's Kid
ney Pills at the first sign Of disorder.
Thousands have testified to their
merit.
Proof in Maysville testimony.
John ]. Bramel. bookkeeper, Wal
nut Street, says: "Doan's Kidney
Pills have been of great bene-
fit to me and in fact, attribute four
teen years Of my life to them. 1t was
in 1902 that l was suffering a great
deal. After long use Of Doan's Kidney
Pills, / became well and had no bad
effects for many years. Recently.
however, l noticed my kidneys were
not acting right and my system was
generally weak. l knew 1t was a re-
turn of the trouble and l didn't lose
any time in getting a box Of Doan's
Kidney Pills at Chanslor's Drug Store.
They again gave me the same good re-
suits and l consider them wonderful
medicine"
Mr.. Bramel is only one OF many
Maysville people who have gratefully
endorsed Doans Kidney Pills. II your
back aches-if your kidneys bother
you, don't simply ask for a kidney
remedy-ask distinctly for DOANS
KIDNEY PILLS, the same that Mr..
Bramel had-the remedy backed by
home testimony. Coo all stores. Fos-
Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
when Your Back is Lame-Remem-
Der the Name"
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-04-05
Salem Ridge

John Hicks of Germantown was a
Sunday visitor here.
Mr.. Isaac Poe's baby is very i'll with
bronchial pneumonia.
Mrs. Orville Hill called on Mrs. Ar
thur Henson Tuesday afternoon.
Roy Henson spent last Sunday with
Bailey Hinson.
T. T. Hill and children spent last
Sunday at d. w. Hills. T
Mrs. j. A. Henson spent one day
with her daughter, Mrs. Bessie Os-
borne.
Mr.. d. W. Hill lost fine yeardling
heifer from eating to much rotten
corn.
Miss Frenchie Mastih, who is teach
ing school on Diamond Ridge, visited
her parents Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. w. F. Till sold fine horse,
price unknown.
Mr.. Joseph Rigg is anticipating on
buying himself an auto.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-04-05
Iippinc0tt Your
Appetite

The old home taste you have hank.
erfd for. Just received a shipment Of
LibpincOtt Pure Food Products. As.
sorted Jellies, Assorted Preserves and
Apple Butter De Luxe. That high.
grhde sickle the palate" kind. Ever
open tin or glass Of apple butter, ex-
pdcting It to taste like the old home.
made kind you used to eat years ago,
only to find 1t flat, tasteless, or like
plhin apple sauce!
We'll, you will never have that ex.
perience II You try Lippincott Apple
Butter De Luxe.
w. !. NAUMAN & BRO.
>"HOME OF GOOD EATS.r
Hills W. Second St. Phone 619
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-04-05

that the men who settle this war shall
create such effective guarantees that
so far as humanity possible such a war
shall not be gone through with again
and that the world of the future may
be builded upon foundations of JUS
tice, freedom and democracy.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-04-05

The man who minds his own bust
ness may be a good citizens, but the
man Just now who is minding his
country's business first is better
man.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-04-05

The average woman says it would
beeasy to save money if the stores
weren't continually showinf things
she absolutely have to have.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-04-05

A lot of first-class women have to
go through life with just mediocre
husbands.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-04-05
00K ! ss Jay Il Helen THE GARDEN OF allah
2 M ~ 0G Show G1 BEM Fin M 9th
RAILROAD Time TABLES
|'||| ||l||'|

Time table effective Sunday Feb
ruary 10th.
No. II leaves Maysville 5:35 O. m.
daily except Sunday.
No! leaves Maysville $40 p. m.
except Sunday.
No. 200 leaves Maysvllle $40 p. m.
Sunday only.
No. 10 arrives In Maysville Gas q.
m, daily except Sunday.
No. 21O arrives In Maysville 1885 p.
m, Sunday only.
No. Is arrives In Maysville S:A5 p.
m, daily except Sunday.
H. 8. ELLIS, Agent.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-04-05
@gR1GfEN R


Correspondents wiH please pfre facts as briefly al
possible. aen anything OF great Importance occur,
use The Telegraph or he Telephone AT our expense,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-04-05
NOTICE TO PASTORS AND
CHURCH CLERKS.

All announced intended for
our church column must be
in this office on Friday by IL
o'clock to insure insertion.
All announcements received
after this time will be omitted.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-06

li6cr Suftor. lit jebot iest aitf Dem
aluminium (6 Bro5ent). Sn oieien 6
Iro5ent iino iebod Die Soften fllr &c
i1iic Gotten, Sdde Pc, oils punftirtc
6lGde oorgeiteIlt, eingeihloiien, mel.
dc bcinabc i'm S~erbGltniB gum grot
iclbit 5ueenommen habcn. Sade
foiten Jest ctlpa 80 Tro5ent nlcbr als
in 1913 unb 1914,
Der itattirtc Sbcil Oes Strides
itclIt sic Iuslagcu fir Den @eriaro
BON Mcbl, fir 9rutbaten uto fir
&ertbeiIuns bes 2oibes an bic Soon.
iumenten bar.
Die &orte seigt, Dab Der Sarrner
our 3eit fir iein @r5eugniB cincn piel
grobercn Intbcil am @~eiommtpreis
crbGIt, nIs friiber, unO oaB Gin gro.
Der 9etrae bcs ~Iufidlass" anoern
3ugeihricbcn merben fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-06
Der 9ml6er.

Sn Der Stabt miro Der @eburts-
tag Der dlteiten 9emobneriu, elmer
brmoertiabrigen @itpe, feltlid be.
gangen, Iud Der Serr 2anorat en-
iteint nnb beeliidpiinidt Die Subj.
larin nit ber5lifen 8orten. 9anr
menoet CT iib on Den 8iireermeiiter.
Der i'm bcgleitet: r@er lit bcnn ocr
alte Serr nit ben pergrdmten .3ii'
gen, Der neben Dem @eburtstaas.
tinoe iist2"
DOas lit ibr Shpieseriobn, Scr,
2anorat," lalitete Die Intiport. 81
bot Dor 40 Sabren. oils or Ole God
ter beiratete. Die 2ebensperiiherune
Der Wutter ais Mitgiit erbalten.r
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-06
Notis.

eegers MilIing 60. miro bon iest
an MIR fir 8aar perfaufen unb Ger.
ionen melde GuftrGse einienoen, iper.
ben frelln6lidit eriuht 9aar gu be.
3ablen. Sic umfangrcidc 9udarbeit
lpelde bas Greoit @eiddft peruriadt
i'm Ini6lub an Die @dtra . &egier.
ungsberidte llnb &ecorbs welfe mir
MAIDEN miiiien, lit nlebr als mic mir
befpdltigen f0nncn. 8ir baben uns
baber entidloiien bieie grtra.grbeit
oes &rcbit.@ eidafts 81 ~unterlaiien
unb MIR fir 9aar 81 berfaufcn.
Ggeers Milling 6 o.,
Scrmlann, NO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-06
6gtra. 3nder fir SiIo.Irbeiter.

Surmer nelde sur grrihtinig bon
Gilos Irbeiter in &pit hobcn, erbaI-
ten @rtrd , GI,ontitGten bon 3llfer,
laut 9efonntmadung Der Wiiouri
gbtbeilune Der NGbritoii @erpal.
ture,
Der Gountb : 8eriuolter fam Or
lar,bniB crtbeilen gum &auf bon
3uder im aniblub an bcn norTlalen
gintaut Die Auantit6t b1ret ub bon
Der In5abl Der gTtro . Mrbeiter an
Gid uno Der 2Gngc Der 3cit mGbrenb
Der lie befoitiat uerben miiiien.
j. Sic allecmeine ReecI miro icin,
Bob Spei Tfunb 3ilder eeniigen iper-
Den fir 80 Mabl5eiten. Dies lit
gleidpertbie nit afpei Gfunb 3uder,
pro 0opf unb pro Micnat. Siinf
Nann iollten in einem Wonat niht
mcbr OILS mic 5cbn Yfunb 3uder Der
brai,d,en. ESn elmer @ohc iolltcn Die,
ielben nidt mebr ols mic Gin. pierteI
oieies Anantllms. obcr 2k Bfuns
perbrauhen-
Siele geitimminacn iillb MIR in
Araft mdbrenb ser Heriooc bes gr.
bouenS bon Silos.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-06
~Sdwermiegenbe l1mitanbc.

&ihter (5um beitoblene1 &leiber.
bdnoler): n8elhen @ertb bate Der
9cltoble1le Hod?"
.Il - flint biz 3man5ig Marf."
Sos lit ia Elm eelpaltieer Inter,
ihieb!"
ga aber mas meinen Sic
Serr Imtsrid)ter, Is fommt bod
auf Die Slltcllieen5 bes &Gufers ar
uno auf Die 5ufGlligc gelcllhtlne
i'm 2aoen!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-06

Gin Sodneritdnbieer bebailptet
bob 5neibunbert Sananen, am 8icr
in SEEM Dorf abgeliefert, nibt mebr
aIs 95 Gents foiten. gerfauft per-
ben tic in oieier @esenb 5l 3 bis 5
Gents Dos Stiid. Sir merbcn bent
nddlt aud Sen 9ananenbanbel per-
itootlihen miiiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-06

Ser Undergraduate miro I'M @m.
&einbola 2cibitoll, in Der StaOt Dtor-
riion, Mo., amt
Samstag, ben Z. Geptember,
folgenocs beipeelide Gigentbum Of.
fentlid on Die Weiitbietenben Der.
farfen:
2 RauIeiel-M Gbren ineefGbr 15h
Sanb bod, MauIeIel- Bfero unacfGbr
1872 Sanb bod, braunes Yfcro ,lnee,
fGbr 1919 Sanb bod, 6 Sabre oft;
braune WGbre unaefGbr 1917 Sanb
bod, 8 Sabre alt; 2 M1bren 9 ulb 3
Sabre oft, iineefdbr is Sanb bod;
M1bre NIT SobIet,, i,%ngefGbr Id Sano
bod; SdbrIing Bferb, .l,ngefGbr ID
Sanb bod; 3 MfiI6 . Slide, 2 &inbcr,
2 Sabre aIt; 3udt Soit, 8olanb-
China mannIides S1pein, rlclicr
Oeering 9inber, gudcpc WGbcr,
gbed i. &oiper, gi,Itipator, Sdeibcn-
ggge, 2 anberc gegen, Seu.&eden,
Superior Soc Grill, ID Coll Sobn
Deere 8flug, 1t.aolliee 8fliise, 2
&orn . 9fliige, SharifeI . 8flug,
8armpagen, niebriger @agerl. 2
Sas quite @eidirre ltnb cine an5obl
Gorm.@ erf5euge unb anoerc IrtifeI
gu Sablreid Inn ~angefiibrt gu perbcn.
Sebingunscn: @ne Siimn,en bon
$500 ODER fpeniger 8aar. Sir Gum.
m,en iiber $500 miro elm &rebit BON
IL Wonaten beuiIliet, acaen Notc
init eeniigenber 9iirgidaft. Scr
Serfauft miro Inn 10 llbr, pprmit-
taes beginner.
Senrp Soppe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-06
Gamstag, &cn IA. September,

samstas, oen IA. September,
b%eginneub nm ! llbr, nabmittags.
folgcnbes bemeglihc Gigentbum Of
fentli6 on bie Mciitbietcnoen Der.
farfcn:
,ginfade Ggge, c%iierner &eiiel,
8uriten6afer, 2 Mabbods, Sarmpa-
gen, @angflue, cinfad)e I.gggc,
@iege, Seureder, Sobnion Mdber,
guesp. 3 Milffiibc, 5pei Sabre al.
tcs &inb, 3 adlber, Wabre, adt Sab.
re alto Rdbre, Sat @eidirre, Gorn.
id)Gler, leere @areioe Side, &orn,
Siibner. 4ornpflan5er, 0rabtipanncr,
Quantitdt Seu uno anbere artifel, gu
5ablrei6 Inn angcfiibrt 5u perbcn.
gcbingnngen: Ille Summen bon
$500 ODER tpeniger 8aar. Sir Cunt
men iiber' $500 miro elm &rcbit bon
6 Wonaten bemiIlist, geecn @otc
nit gemigenber 8iirgihaft. Sir
@aaraablungen bon 9ctrdeen bon
iiber $500 miro elm Oisfonto bon 3
Broaent erla,bt. s. {. Same,
@bminiitrator,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-06
Sin Spfcr ieines gernis.

Serr: n&onnen Sic mir oieles
Saarlpudsmittel nit gutem @cpiiielr
cmpfeblen?"
&ommis; y@eDib, mein Serr. Sd,
permenoe es ielbit idon icit mebreren
Sabrenl"
rSerr: Sic baben aber bod einc
@laseS"
&onmis: sSo, bas fomult babon,
neil i'd mir Die nodsematienell
Saare bon Belt gu 3eit INNER nie-
Der e%ntferne, oenn id muB aud fit
unire GntbonrunaAinft,,r @efIomc
MAIDEN"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-06

Silfe 8erlanst: MGnnIi6e, sur
8cbienung bon Waibinen melde
8iiton . Rinee beriteIlen. grfabring
in Sabrif . @araee Elm 8ortbeiI. 2obi,
$500 pro ISOLDE garantiert. ginige
Speratel1re peroienen nit 2obn unb
3lllase $4,000 pro @ode. Wan
ibreibc iofort. Snlano Naidine
8orfs. 9roabipap uno Gass Mpe.,
ct. 2ouis, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-06
Der idalf6afte Y~oliseifommiiiGr.

Yoliscifonuniiidr (bei Der slbiper.
rung): rSier fonncn sic nift burd,
mein Serr!"
sd bin aber Irst unb mill 5il
einem 4ranfenl"
y8ana csoI; sic miiiien einen
llmlpcg MAIDEN, rrnb nenn SIR go.
tient insiuiiden aeiuno meroen
iolItel"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-06
3tuften cines E~innblaibes Srot III
einen &oninmcuten.

(@rlGllterune Der po~ritebcnocn &artel
Scit 1918 baben Die 6urmcr filr
ibren @ei5en eitien iteti9 lid itcigern.
Den, pom grot &pniulilcnten bcSabl.
ten Ereis erbaIten, Der bonn @ei5cn'
5ildter fir ieinen Intbeil nrt 3urh-
idnittspiuno erbaltencn 9ctroa III
BON penigcr als " Gents per 2aib
in 1913 olf nlebr OILS 49, Gents iriib
in oieiem Sabr g%eIticsen. DDS Der
bdltniB gum @%eiammtprcis lit aus
Der beoiigliden 2Gnac Der idparaen
Strihe in obiger Garte criihtlih.
Der mittlcre Sbeil eines ieoen
Strides 5ciet, mas Der WtiiIlcr fir
Ntablfolten uno als Eroiit erbiclt.
Dies mar ein einigermaBcn p%erGnoer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-06

-Mornentcn peIde ibr Bolts.
iiatt ridt crbaIten, ioIIten inns 10.
tort per @citfartc babon benadrid.
tigen; mir mcrbcn bann cine @rtro.
Gn2ic ienben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-06

3n 8erfaufen ober sn g~erreuten.
Mein an Der @borf StraBe in
$ermann seIegenes 2.itodiges 8obn.
bai,s, nit Durdgane bon Der Gront
StraBe.
Grau Gbas. &. Wausbunb,
Sermann Wo.
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@as iino Soffnnnaen mas limo
,entfpiirfe, oic iidl Ser. Menid, Der
ncrgdnalidc. haut2.
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gcrbanSImmsen i'm GOnnts.g eri6t.

Gas Goirntp. @eridt pollenoetc an
lesten Snntstas feline regeImabiet
9lllguit Sisuna. Set unierer nori.
gen aussabe, erIeoiste Dos 8eridi
folaenoe Inaclegenbciten:
@itteeiud bon 6. s. Sensfcp uni
amo'ren. iir Rauml.ns gepiiier
StroBen ul,o Alleps in Canaan, pur,
&c Jcrchmigt.
Sic Sdulfono Sppotbef bon s.
Il. Sui.criielo, meld)e in Boil besablt
mar, murhc geloidt.
Observation-Disclosures bes gittgeiuds
bon Sris Selmig fir cine rei,e. Of,
ientlihe Strabe in Soulipare Sotpn-
ibip. ipllrbe bis CUR nsditen, regel-
mGbigen Sisung ueridoben, ioipie
cbcnialls ein 9ittgeiud bon @m.
2emors nlo anoeren, fir cine nelic
oifentli6e StraBc in 9ourbois Comm.
ibip.
Cine Subicription fir ben 9au ei.
mes Concrete . gilbert. i'm StraBen.
oiltrift gsr. Is, in Ser 9t1be bon &oie-
bub (S. $. %2aneci,berg, Iufieber)
purbc eingcreidt, Der borige Gul-
bert mar bon Sola nnb muroc fortge-
ihrpemmt.
Cine Subicription sum- gau eines
Concrete 9ooens iiber Ole Sbirb
purbe c%ingcrcid]t. Sesgleiden
cine Subicription gum Yau zines
Concrete . Gulpert im Oiitrift Nr.
25 uno I'M 9iitrift CIR. 16 (S. q.
Miller, a~ufieber).
Die Serleel,ne elmer StraBe in Der
N1be BON Eea, la,it gittgeiu9 bon
Geo. 9. 2odbart unb onoeren, m,irbe
eenebmigt unO Die OeffnlltN Der
StraBe puroe angeorbnet.
2aut 9eltimmuna bes 8eridts lit
Der Solicitor bon @asconaoe Gountp
bon iest on, nidt mebr berpilibtet nit
ben Stelleraablern Elm mol I'M Sabr
IN oercn goitGmtern 5ltiammensutref-
fen, pie Dos. bisber Der Sail gerpeien
lit. Son iebt on miiIien ale Steilers
lire Steuern in Der Office oes
Solicitors, in Sermann, b~e5ablen;
perionlif. ODER bltrf cine
nnbere Terion, ODER our6 ginicmb.
per EoIt.
5olgenOe Refnungen murben our
3ablune angenieien:
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bringen. RGberes in Der Office bieies
@latteS.
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ner Soffmtng.
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