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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-02-21
BLUE LAKE

August Hitler, who at one time was
a we'll and favorably known resident
Of this community, passed away after
brief illness caused by typhoid pneu-
monia at his home in Minneapolis. Mr..
Hitler leaves to mourn his death a
wife, two daughters and one son living
in Minneapolis, besides two brothers
and one sister living in this vicinity,
to whom friends and neighbors extend
sincere sympathy. .@a a.. -. W.
Miss Marvel Walker, accompanied
by Miss Annie Hannay, spent the week
at the formers home in this place.
Arthur Miller went to Princeton on
Saturday, returning Sunday.
Some of the young people of this
neighborhood drove up to the A. A.
Tiff home in Livonia on Saturday to
help their son, Roy, celebrate his twen-
ty-second birthday anniversary.
Harold Hannay, VINO is at the Great
Lakes naval station, is home on
ten-days furlough, and visited friends
in this vicinity Sunday.
Mrs. Belle Bastian and family visit
ed at the H. C. Schumacher home in
Livonia on Sunday.
It takes more than a mere blizzard
like last Thursday to daunt the Red
Cross ladies Of Spencer Brook. They
met and made a lot; Of hosnital SIM
plies in spite of the storm.
Mrs. w. A. Smith is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. D. S. Walker, in this
neighborhood.
Old neighbors will be sorry to hear
of the death of Mrs. Whipple of Burns.
Her son. John, who was in training at
Camp Cody, was granted ten-days
furlough and was at his mothers bed
side when she died: ) He returned on
Monday to camp.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-02-21
BLUE HILL

Mr.. and Mrs. R. o. Sproessig are
the happy parents of bouncing baby
boy, born last week at the North
western hospital.
Clarence Taylor has erected build
ing on his farm to use as garage.
John Van Kleek is now recovering
from his recent illness and able to be
up and around the house.
Chas. Gaulier has purchased sire
of the Hereford cattle breed from Sam
Droogsma of Pease and traded horse
to Mr.. Droogsma in payment. T..
Johnson Bros. are saving wood this
week for farmers in Blue Hill.
Mrs. Skrentney has purchased her
old farm on the Princeton road in
Baldwin and takes possession on
March L. ... 1. s..
A farewell party was given to Wes-
ley Trowbridge and family at their
home in Baldwin on Saturday evening
last. Mr.. Trowbridge has sold his
farm and will move to the southern
part Of the state. IT..
Wanted, to buy, secondhand single
buggy in good repair. Chas. E..
Brande, Route 1, Princeton.
A chicken-pie supper will be given
at S. Calhoun's by the Red Cross Sat-
urday night for the benefit of the
soldier boys who will leave on Mon
day. @..
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-02-21
ZIMMERMAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Crabtree of Green's
berg, Pa, arrived here last week to
spend about ten days with relatives.
Mrs. Nicholson went to Mora last
week to see her daughter, Elizabeth,
who was very ill. She returned home
on Monday.
The sad news was received that
August Hitler, who formerly lived a
few miles east of Zimmerman on a
farm, but for the last few years in
Minneapolis, died on Saturday morn
ing from typhoid pneumonia.
Irve Jennison of Minneapolis spent
Sunday here. ss
Mrs. Purl Mallory gave her Sunday
school class sleighride on Tuesday
evening of last week, after which the
children were taken to the Mallory
home. Games were played and they
were treated to popcorn and apples.
The five hundred club members met
at Mrs. Kettelson's home on Saturday
evening and were entertained by Mrs.
Kettelson and Winifred Lowell. A jolly
evening was spent and the hostess
served delicious lunch.
Bert Nash has been i'll the past
week. j.
Lawrence Anderson was called to
Dayton on Sunday morning by the
illness of his brother. Shortly after
he arrived there his brother died.
H. Pratt went to Elk River on bust
ness Tuesday. ...
.Erick Kertsen is laid up with the
grip this week.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-02-21
VINELAND

A masquerade ball was held at the
Midland hall last Saturday night. A
large crowd attended and an enjoyable
time was had.
Rev. Jacobs Of Onamia held
services at the M. E. church
last Sunday. AM entertainment was
given at this church last Friday
night for the benefit Of the Red Cross
and the sum Of $40 was donated for
the good cause.
A. P. Jorgensen and M. L. Smith
made trip to St. Cloud last Tues
day. Mr.. Smith expects to be en-
ployed at that place.
Miss Jean McVicar was a caller at
the Jorgensen home last Saturday.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-02-21

dancing and Mrs. Reiman served a
delicious lunch. Otto was presented
with a purse Of money with the good
wishes Of his many friends.
Mrs. Peter Yak, daughter, Reta, and
Miss Olga Reiman, arrived from st,
Cloud on Tuesday to spend a few days
at their home.
Miss Minnie Reiman returned to
Minneapolis on Wednesday,.
Fred and Albert Boehm spent Sun
day at Willie Heruth's.
Miss Annie Bauman called at L.
Gennow's on Tuesday evening.
Those who called at H. Remnants on
Friday evening were Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Reiman, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wilhelm
John Beto, Anvil and Edwin Lindstrom
and Annie Bauman. ~
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-02-21
FREER

a telegram was received by. O. H.
Uglem on Sunday stating that his son,
Bernard, was seriously i'll with pneu-
monia at Great Falls, Mont. Mr.. Ug-
lem left for that place on Monday.
Miss Fife Curry was quietly mar
ried a, short time ago in Minneapolis
to Mr.. Saunders. On Saturday even
ing Mr. and Mrs. Saunders came up to
spend Sunday with Mrs. Saunders
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Curry, return
ing to their city home on Monday.
Oh. Annie of Estes Brook left Sat-
Furday for Bricelyn for visit with his
people.
A few friends met at the Jim Jen-
son home on Friday evening for an
oyster supper.
Miss Mary Ekstrom was pleasantly
surprised at her home on Saturday
evening by friends who came in to
wish her many happy returns of the
day. TIL
Magnus Anderson of Woodward
Brook transacted business in Freer
on Saturday.
Church services again in West
Branch Sunday afternoon, March 3, at
3 p. m.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-02-21
WOODWARD BROOK

= The valentine social in district IL
was postponed from Thursday evening
to Friday evening on account of the
inclement weather. There was large
crowd present and an excellent pro-
gram was rendered. The sale of val
entines went lively and John Tallberg,
who officiated as auctioneer, did credit
to his office-$22 being netted from
the sale. Of course handsome young
lady and well-filled lunch basket
went with each sale. The money will
go towards Red Cross work.
In our last weeks report a small
error slipped in unnoticed. In stating
that the Woodward Brook Telephone
company would meet on February 20,
it should have been the Woodward
Brook Farmers club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reinhold Bartz ex-
pect to move to their farm across the
Rum river in the near future.
j. Albrecht has purchased new en-
CINE for his saw rig and is now fast
becoming seasoned wood saver. His
first job was at J. Lecocq's.
None of the young men from here
have been called into army service to
report on February Is, but the boys
are ready when they are called.
Sunday school next Sunday at 10
a. m. The senior bible class was re-
organized last Sunday and we hope it
will continue. C. E. meeting at 8 p. m.
All welcome.
Mr.. Hartog of Hammond, Ind, is
visiting with M. Molenar. Mr.. Mole
mar and Mr.. Hartog are boyhood
friends. 81;
Ed. Talen, who has been working
near Pease, returned home on Satur-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Wicklund
spent Sunday with J.. Norman at Long
Siding.
Considerable has been done in this
community for Red Cross work. That
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-02-21
OPSTEAD

Sivert Leland and son, Selmer, Of
Isle were Opstead visitors on Sum
day.
The Willing workers met at the
home Of Mrs. Emil Allstrand on Fri
day afternoon and was well attended. I
Miss Minnie Anderson is employed
at the George Lundquist home.
4 Peter Frykman visited at Isle on
Sunday. Ess M
II Mrs. Harry 3. Wilkes and daugh-
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-02-21

ter, Gretchen, returned to their home
at Onan,ia on Thursday, after . few
weeks visit at the Alfred johnson
and Jonas Grant homes. W
n. j. Anderson returned home on
Wednesday from q fey days visit at
Glory. l # b q q
The Baptist Sunday school was held
at the John Anderson home on Sunday
afternoon. 5 II. .I
Miss Ruth Frykman spent Sunday
at her home here. IL. I. n.
Jonas Grant and wife visited at the
Alfred Johnson home on Sunday
evening. v. a
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-02-21
GREENHOUSE

A farewell surprise party was given
to Otto Reiman on Tuesday evening.
Otto will leave for Camp Dodge on
Monday. The evening was spent in
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-26
ariessnadri9ten.

Sn Den aanlpfen iueldc oil oel
6ront in Der Iifarbie ausbrader
pcrbeiierten Die 8riten ibre Stellun
gen bel Siller5@ ritpnnelir unb II
Dem Ibidnitte hai GILBERT.
Die Geuti6en ma1ten lofalc gn'
grille n0rblid pnn gilbert; bieie Wur'
Den icood ollie pnn Den 9ritcn abgc'
mieien.
Die alliirten Stellungen iino Der
StGrft moroen ON Der gan3cn Clinic.
uno Dos GrgebniB 0es fomnleroen
aautpfcs miro nit Dem gr0Btcn Ser.
trouen ermartet.
3uncbmcnocs artiIIeriefeucr an
Der eon5cn Sinic IN climbers lGbi
cine balbige @icoernufnabn,e bcs
Samples alf elmer eroBen 9aiis CT.
martcn.
Baron bon &idtboferL elmer Der
beIten Glieger Ser bcutiden armee,
Wrroe fiiralid mGbrenb eincs anmp.
ics iiber Der Sommle setobtet.
Bic oelitidc Sllbmarin. YuIis in
Sitcnoc l1nO 3iebriis9e, an Der beIei-
iten &ilitc, ipllrbe BON elmer britiiden
Seeltrcitmadt iiberfallen. Die britt.
i6cn &rGftc beitonocn aus Silfsfabr.
5cll9cn lrno feds a%rrn5ern. Der lie
bcrfall mar, lnllt Dem britiidcn DC,
rid)t, in bobem @rabe crfoIgrcih.
3uncbmcnbc lleberf1lle ,1nb Mrtil.
lcrie Sb1tigfeit an Ser Somrne oelt.
ten an bab cine Ooppelte S6Ia6t i'm
Gntitcbcn lit unb al glcider Belt IN
allen Sbcilcn ollsbre6en miro.
Gin fcinolider aneriff allf Die bri.
tiif- fran50iiide 6ront, iiiblid) bon
Der Sonme, iuurbe abgclpicien. Ser
gclangtc in ben 9eiit bon Sil,
lcrs. 9%rctonneur.
0ic Gcutiden ideinen all eincn
@n9riff fertig 81 iciu. Sn BENT
Ibihnitt on Der Sonlme ullo Scr
linb in Dem Sbal Der Scorpc
uaren oic sroBen @eihiiBc ballptiGd.
i'd tbGtig.
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SefisriOu's sebn 2ebensreseln.

1. gtie beridiebe auf Mor9en, mas
Oh beitte tblrn fannit.
2. atie bemiibe Mnbere nit Dem.
mas on ielbit tbiin fannit.
5. Seri6penoe ME bein @elb, che
on es bait.
4. gtie faufe unniise Sade,,, neil
Tie billis iinb.
5. So6mutb foitct inns mcbr, oils
Slrnger, 9urlt i1nb &dlte.
6. 9erelie ME, baB bu al perlig sc-
gciicn bait.
7. Nidts lit miibialn, wenn mir es
millig tbun.
s. @ie oft baben iene llebel lns
Sdmcr5 Derllriadt, ipelbe ME eintra.
ten.
8. 8ctra6te allies bon Der gilter
Seite.
10. 8enn on Sornig biit, 5ablc
5cbn ebc hu ipridit; biit on aber iebr
5ornig, 10 edible bunoert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-26

@clegcnlid) Der Grnclterllin ieincs
announcements altf bas Solfsblatt,
idreibt ms Serr Seinri6 9rinf, bon
Sreoerid. Sfla., unter anoeretn pie
fnlet: r@ir borfcn @ott, bab mir
nod alle gciun0 iino unb mir boffelt
baslelbc bon allen unlcrcn Sreunben
lno 9cfanntcn ~iibcrbollpt bon Illen
Die CUR Sabine aerltfcn iinb ltnb IN
3llfunft nod gcrufcn merben. 8ir
batten bier lcbr trofcncs ltnb minbi,
ges @ettcr, 10 bob biel @ci5cn ollsge,
bioicn iultrbc oOcr pcrtrodnct lit. Scr
iibrig ~gcbicbcle @ci5en ltebt sieunli6
oilnn. &ir buttell jcbp6 IN lebterer
3eit ctluas Hegen unb fiiblcs @ctter,
10 Dob Der @ei5en lno Ser Safer iid
ergolcn ullb mahicn fcnntcn.
~Neulid beiudtc inns Scrr Sronf
Surol, mas uns icbr eefrcllt bat.
@enn Seute bon @asconaoe County
nod Sort Gill f%on1llen, oorn IoIlten
lie uns beilden; Dos lit MIR SO Mci.
len bon bier, Der @eg lit iebr gut, mir
babcn Die Stredc idon Gin poar NAL.
per Nuto, in 2 Stlrnocn 5uriifgeleet.
Wtit frglnolifem 8rrb
Seinri 6 @rinf,
Sreoerid, Sfla."
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@ertrcibnns Der Manlmiirfe.

@enngleid burd pielfa6e l~lnterill.
dyllneen Ser pollgiiltige 9emeis bafiir
crbraht lit, baB Der Waulnurf Elm
GROCER @obltbGter fir bic 2anbmirtb.
idaft lit, inocm or 5ablloie, Sen
Eflan5en i6aOlide Snieften, gnger-
lingo, @iirn1er, Haupen, &Gfer uim.
pcrtilgt, 10 MAIDEN. mie Der yEraft.
2anopirtb" idrcibt, Die unleibli6cll
Maulnurfsbaufen unb .@Gnge bod
bdufig Die @ertreibung bes elltcn
Sreunbes l1no treifliden Selobiiters
linpermciolid. Sas bette Mittel at
bicicm 3rucfc bcitcbt, wie Or. @loscr
in ieinenl trcffliden @erfe: sic
nilbliditcn Sreunbc Der 2ano- u1b
Soritpirtbidaft utter ben Sbieren"'
mittbeilt, in bcrn Iltslcgen bon libel.
ricd)cnoen Stoffen ecgen Die Der
Wnlllplrf bel ieinen Gllberit feinen
@eruhsiinn icbr e%mpfinolif lit unb
bclten er idon bon @citcm allsneidt.
8eeignctc Stoffe bieicr Irt iino nah
Or. @loger tootc Slide ulb &rebic,
Seringsfopfe mo Seringslafe, glaS
ieocr Irt, fa,,l gemorocner Saller.
foil, getpobnliher Cheer, nod beiier
Steinfoblcntbccr, gang berporragcnb
Stcinol, fcrncr icbr itarf ricdenbc
&rGllter, mic @ulorion lno ocrglei-
den mcbr. @rIbt nlnll bicie Stoffe
an geeigneten Stellcn in ocn @obeit.
10 fam man perii6crt icin. oaB Der
Molllpurf iein Hcidl, mag cs linn
audi nod 10 lieb gelporben iein, ber-
lGbt unO mabri6einlid aum Sdaoen
icines i'm erbormllngslos pertreiben-
Den @c9ncrS oos Sclb iciner bisberi.
gen niitIidcn Sb1tigfcit riumt.
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0as autifen. 9fcra Stanton g.
@clporfen in 1898. Sarbe idpar5,
obne Mbaeider. gs lit Gin BODICE
ballter, itol5er Sengit, ausballernb
uno nit guten 3ug-gigcnidaftcn unb
felielt iiberall Die @l,fmerfiomfcit.
9ebingungen: $500, Inn Elm lcben.
bes Soblen al iihern.
Com Sing lit Elm idoncr, idporacr
ipaniider 3udt- giel; gut eebal1t
unb elm ii6erer Soblenbringer. Or
lit Is Sanb bod ltnb Gins Ser idon-
item @remplare Ser 3ltdt.giel in
@asconabe County.
@eoingllngen: $500, I'M Gin Ic-
benoes Soblen at iidern.
Hamon uno Com mcrben al,f mel
ner Sarm, Dem alten &idter 8ollert.
fen 8lat, mdbrenb Der Saiion our Sc.
bienung iteben.
Seriiderl,ng lit 5ablbar iobaIo Dos
Soblen itebt unb iallet.
Mabre obne lneine ginlpilltgl,ng
berbanoelt ooer fortgeidaft, miro aIs
nin fool" hetrahtet, ,,nb bas @elb lit
fdllig. SSn allen SGllen ltebt bas Sob
len gut fir bas geriiderlrngs- GeIo.
Sorefalt miro %atgemanbt nerben Inn
ltnfdlle 5u berbiiten; aber feline 8er.
antnortlidfeit miro iibernommen.
Seine 8ebien1ng am Sonntag.
@rtbnr 9ollerten,
sc. 9. Sern1ann, 500.
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Som Glf: i'm bicrtcn Sobr befinb.
lid, 1874 Sanb bod, 100 Gfunb.
Shiuar5 nit meibcn Spiten. 3ubcr-
laiiieer 3iidter.
9eoingllngen: $500 nit @ora,-
tic eincs lcbenbcn Soblens. 9as
Soblen itebt gut fir bcn 9ctrag Der
@erii6erllng.
9ntd SenrD: sldt Sabre alt, 143A
Sano bod, $40 Yfl,nb. S6lpars nit
meiben Spitcn. 3ilurrlGiiigcr 3ii6-
ter.
gcoinsungcn: $1,000 nit @aran-
tie zines lebenOcn SobIens. Sos Sob
len itebt gut fir Sen @ctrog Scr Ser.
ii6crung.
Sorgfalt miro a~ngelucnoet perbcn,
Inn llnfGlle at perwenoen; Serant-
portlidfeit miro aber niht ilbcrnom-
men. Sn allen Sdaen lit Scr 9etras
Ser Scriiberlrng 5ablbar iobalo wie
bas Soblen itebt rno iaugt. Seine
9ebicnlng am Sonntag.
2ouisS eibner,
Morriion Mo.
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@ir iinb ermddtist
g. ". Menbel.

oils ganoioat fir @ieberertpGblung
gum Mnte oes Circuit glerf unb Ct.
Officto &ecoroer fir @asconaoe
GountD a~n5u5eigen, untertporfen Der
@ntfbeioung Der republifaniiden
Stimmgeber bel Der Brim1rtpabl am
6. Mugu5t, 1918.
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@ir iino ermadtist
s.. 8. Nartfe.

als Ganoibat fir bos glmt bes Goun.
tppuriibenocn Nihters Der COUNTY
Court bon 8asconaoe County onsll.
deigen. unter1porfen Der Gntl6cibung
Der republifaniiden Stinlreebcr bel
Ger SrimGrpabl am G. Iltgult, 1918.
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@ir iinb ermGdtiet
Sbeu. 0raf,

als Ganbibat fir @iebererpGblung
q. Eermin) gum amte bes @adIab.
ridter fir @asconabe COUNTY arait.
seigen, nntertporfen Der gntideioung
Der repliblifaniiden Stinmgeber bel
Der HrimdripabI am 6. guguit, 1918.
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@ir iinb ern1dtiet
Sacpb Suppmeher,

ais Ganbibat fir bos Mmt ocS gour.
tpporiitcnben &i6tcrs Der County
Court bon @asconaoc goltntp onalt.
deiaen, nnterlporfen Der gntidcioung
Der republifaniiden Stimmeeber bel
Der 8rimGrtuabl ant 6. 4ugult, 1918.
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@ir iinb ermG6tigt
Midael Ncnmanu Sr.,

aIs Ganbibat fir bas Imt bes County
Glerf fir @asconabe Golntp arait.
seigen. untermorfcn Der gntideioune
Der republifaniiden Stimmscber bel
Der Hrimartpabl am 6. @ugult, 1918.
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8ir iinb ermddtiet
Germ. 6. &pttmik.

OILS Ganbibat fir bas @mt bes County
@nipalt fir @asconaoe Gol.ntp a,,ar.
5eigen, untermorfen Der gntideioune
Der republifaniiden Stimneeber bel
Der Hrimdripabl am 6. Iug,,it, 1918.
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True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on April
rs, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Ins Sreberif, Sflabpma.
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Bir iinb erm1dtiet
Mngnit Weper,

als @anbioat fir @ieoererpdbll,ne
e. Sermin) gum Mmte bes @eprG.
fentant fir @asconaoe gountp at,a,.
seigcn. iinterporfen Der gntideibuna
Der reprblifaniiden Stimmseber bel
Der Rrimdrpabl am 6. @ugtlt, 1918.
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&ir iinb crmGdtigt
Grnit 8. Sucncr,

ais ganoibot fir @icocrcrlpGblllng
g. Tcrnlin) gum glnttc Ocs Gountp,
ri6ters fir bcn norol. 9iitrift bon
@asconabe County all5lt5cigen, inter.
Dorfen Der Gnti6eioung Der republi.
fanii6cn Stimntgebcr bel Der Gri.
ON 6. 4llglit, 1918.
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Scene Nu5eigen
Mnftip II.
Notis an Tarmer.


gm Wittmod, bcn 1. Mai 1918,
pcrben mir, Die llntcr5cidnetcn. al,f
6ffertli6er Iuftion, Al, Ben Wciitbic.
tenben, 5000 ober mebr, @etreibciGdc
pe%rfaufen. @ebptc ncrbcn MIR aui
so ooer mebr Sdfc a1genommen.
Scrner miro bicrmit bcfannt gcmodt
bab mir alfgeDort baben @ctreibe.
iGde SIT liefern, ipic bisher Ser Soil
par, unb baB mir nit bicier auftion
ieoem Sarmcr biciclbc 8elcscnbeit
geben ii6 ici,len gebnrf an Sadcn a1
iidern.
Worrion MiIlingGo.
Sarm GIebatorGo 0.
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Bir iinb ermadtist
Grnit @. Waertner,

OILS Ganoioat fir bas amt oes County
Glerf fir @asconaoc County ana,l.
aeigen, u%nteriporfen Scr gnti6eioung
Der republifaniiden Stimmgeber bel
Der Primarpabl am 6. Iueuit, 1918.
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3n berfanfen: elm Srame @obn.
bal,s nit 5 3immern i'm ibDniten
@obntbeile bon Sermar,n an Der 8.
StraBe. Nadaufragen in Der Office
6ieies 8lattes.
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Bir iin6 ermGdtigt
3. M. Campbell,

OILS Ganoioat fir oas Imt bes Col.
lector fir @asconabe County ar5,l.
seigen, unternorfen Der gntideibung
Der republifaniiden Stimmgeber bel
Der 8rimdripabI am 6. Iuguit, 1918.
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8ir iinb ermGdtiet
Sbriit. &, Wehcr,

NT~'T~' ~SSTNT
als ganbibat fir bas Imt oes County
glerf fir @asconabe County arall.
5eigen, ,lntermorfen Der gntideibrng
Der republifaniiden Stimmgeber bel
Der Erimdrnabl am 6. Iltgllit, 1918.
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@ir limo ermadtigt
SenrD 3aitrolu,

als Ganbibot fir bos Ilnt bcs Golt,l.
tpboriitenoen Hihters Ser County
Court BON GaSconabe County a15lt.
llnteriuorfen Der Gntl6eiouns
Der repilblifaniibcn Stihlmecbcr bel
Der Prim1ripabl am 6. Muglit, 1918.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-26
&ir iinb ~crmGd)tigt
Is. &. Wlberslucrth,

nls Ganoibat iilr oas 9llnt ocs Gollll.
tpridtcrs fiir oen nGrbl. 9iitritt bon
8aSconaoe Gollntp ol15u5eigcn, untcr.
Der Gntibciolrng Der rcpl,bli.
Stimmgcbcr bel Scr Iri.
llldrlpubl an 6, Ilgult, 1918.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-26

3m berfanfen: @ein spciitodiges
@obnballs an Der meitl. 2. StraBe in
Sermann, nebit Got bon 70 5ub
Sront. Bra6tbolI i'm idoniten Sbei.
lie Der Staot nidt ipeit bon Der gitp
Sail gclegen befinbet iid bas @obn.
bal,s nabe Dem @ei9dftscentrl.m l,nb
bod i'm id0nlten @obntbeilc Der
Stabt. Yreis $4,000. @benfalls
Got bon IS SUB Sront an bieies 81.
gentbllm angren5enb unb Elm prdd.
tiger 9ouplat. Breis $1,000.
8. @. Starf,
3714 Sumpbreh
ct. 2oltis, No.
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@ir iino ermGdtigt
&. 3. Ganne,

als ganbibat fir bas Mmt bes Col.
leetor fir @asconabe County ar5l,.
seigen, untcrmorfcn Der gntideioung
Der repubIifaniiden Stimmgeber bel
Der BrimGriuabI am 6. Irgllt, 1918.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-26
8ir iinb erm6dtigt
q. @. 6enSteh,

alS Ganbibat fir Dos Mntt oes gountp
anpalt fir @ascona6e gountp anSli.
5eigen, unterporfen Der gntideibung
Der repnblifaniiden Stimmeeber Bel
Der HrimGrpabl am 6. Ml,gult, 1918.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-26
@ir iinb ermGdtigt
Gbwar6 VI. Weber,

oils ganoibot fir bas Mmt oes Col.
leetor fir @asconaoe Golrttp an5ll-
seisen. untertporfen Der gntideiblne
Der republifaniiden Stimmgeber bel
Der Hrimdrnabi am 6. @ugl,it. 1918.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-26
Sir bic @ebiennngs.S aiion 1918.

Uui oie Aoio'
Erins, I'M britten Sabr befinblider
Scnait; bon 9elgiide Mbltamml1ng;
@emidt, 1860 8funb; Sarbe, braun;
bodgebalt, erregt iibcrall Iufmerf-
iamfeit. 3uberlGiiiger 3iidtcr.
9ebingungen: $1,000 nit @aran.
tic zines lebenoen Soblcns. 9as
Soblen itebt gut fir ben gctrag Der
8erii6errng.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-26

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on April
Is, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-26

Sir finb ermddJtigt
2preua Gms, p

oils ganoioat fir bas Imt bes Col.
Iector fir @asconabe GountD an5l,.
seiger. i,ntertporfen Der @ntideioung
Der republifaniiden Stimmgeber bel
Der H~rimGrpabl an 6. @iigltit, 1918.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-26

5n &ermictben: Srei groBe, belle
3inlmler. Iobcrnc 9eeuemlidfciten.
Nad5uiragen auf Scr Office oieies
8lattes.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-06-15
Lime AS a Disinfectant

The simplest things are the things
most likely to be forgotten. It is
never out of place, therefore, at this
season of the year for all of US to re-
fresh our memories to the fact that
ordinary quicklime is one sof the best
and cheapest Of disinfectants. To two
pounds of unslacked lime a pint of
water is added. When the humps have
crumbled and the heat generated in
the process of Stacking has disap-
peared, there is added four volumes
of water to one of the Stacked lime,
making the mixture known as milk
of lime" It furnishes one of the best
of disinfectants for sick-room dis
charges. Whitewashing fences, pens
and the interior of outhouses with it
tends to render them more sanitary.
The unslacked lime scattered about
dairy barns, lots and yards simplifies
the problems of sanitation.