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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-11-06
The Oriental Paradox.

A curious feature in the rhetoric Of
the oriental bard is the employment
OF what may be called figures of I'M
possiblity-or the paradox. Their
pages furnish copious and surprising
examples of this. A man who follows
vice instead Of virtue, folly rather than
wisdom, Is one who painfully turns
UP the barren sand with n golden
pillow, to SOW weeds! he mowS Il for
est of lignum-vitae trees with q crys-
tai scythe! he puts n jewcled vase
on sandalwood fire to cook dish
of husks or pebbles! he devastates n
beautiful date garden to plant ncttles
there Instead of palms! at is
written in the sky, on the pages of
the air, that good deeds shall be done
tc him who does good deeds to 9th
ers."-William Il. Alger.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-11-06
How Many Can You See?

When sunlight is broken up into IT'S
different rays the person OF normal
eyrSigh: can tell six different c"lors.
They are red. orange. yellow. green,
sec n seventh color. an indigo blue.
Color blindness begins with those WILD
can see bur five colnrS in the syn
spectrum: they cann"t identify IN
nrungc-colo:cd light. The H"Nt point
in color blindness is the confusion be-
tween blue and green lights. trirr
blindness hccuIl"S Srrinu" when II p''-
son cunGI+rS green "nd Hon.. ~ i
there are those who even "HNrot Dis.
tia-uSh rcd frrm green.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-11-06
When the Alabama Went Down.

In 1864, on the nineteenth of June,
the battle between the U. S. S. Kear-
sarge and the Confederate cruiser Ala
Dama took place outside the harbor
of Cherbourg, France. The Alabama
had been fitted out at Liverpool by
agents Of the Confederate government
for the purpose of destroying the mer-
chant ships of the Federal government.
For two years she sailed the seas I'M
der command Of Captain Semmes, de-
stroying commerce. In June Of 1864
the Alabama was lying in the harbor
Of Cherbourg and the Kearsarge, which
had been pursuing her for more than
year, arrived outside the harbor and
waited beyond the three-mile limit
from the fourteenth to the nineteenth.
On Sunday, the nineteenth, the Ala
bama. came out and after battle last
Ing two hours the Confederate sank
without surrendering.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-11-06
DEWEY.
Mrs. MAY MATTHEWS,

Rev. Mr.. Dowless will be out to
Salem next Sunday and have services.
The aid society met with Mrs. Bull
Thursday, and this week will meet
with Mrs. Lum Carter. They have
some comforts to tack.
d. Mrs. Ferguson's mother passed away
after years of sickness with creeping
paralysis. She was buried Monday at
Carterville, and Spring River was so
high that there was danger in crossing
but some OF the relatives were able to
90. She had been making her home
with Mrs. Ferguson for some time
She was sister to Dan Wampler.
Jim Bull and family were called to
Lakeside Friday by the death Of Earl
Bulls little two-month' sold son, Earl
Columbus, who died of pneumonia.
Mr.. Bull brought his sons family
home with him Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Law OF Barton County were there,
also Raymond Foster. They all re-
turned to their homes Monday.
The high water held up the mail
carrier for couple of days-also the
Dewey items for week.
Our people all send best wishes to
Howard Gaddis and bride.
Arlo Estey and Harold returned from
Adrian last Wednesday.
Miss Lorena Estey, her brothers,
Harold and William, attended the
masked Halloween party at Walter
Carter's and report grand time.
David Wood returned Thursday from
visit to his son, DR.. Alvin Wood in
Florida.
Mrs. Will Greenwood and Mrs. ID,
Wood spent day visiting Mrs. Carter
last week.
Ed. Karls was on the sick list
Sunday.
Some farmers are still in hopes Of
having wheat planted but it's getting
very late.
The weather man was busy during
the month of October. He had heard
much grumbling concerning the way
he had managed the business the pre-
ceding months. During October rain
fell on thirteen different days and
amounted to ten and forty-one hun
dredths inches.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-11-06
Chinese Babies.

1t is not at all uncommon for the
dead bodies of Chinese infants to be
cast away, instead Of being buried.
The charitable explanation is that this
is done to save burial expenses. The
true reason, however, is said to be
the deeprooted superstitious belief
among them that the death of a baby
arises out Of punishment TO it's soul
for sins committed in previous state
of existence. 1t is an accursed Great
ure, whose coffin no one will follow.
1t is, therefore, common sight in
China to see dying babies laid down
by the roadside to breathe their last.
The parents will not allow them to
die in the house, the belief being that
infants, after their death, become
wicked spirits. To allow them to die
under the parents roof will bring
nothing but evil upon the family.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-11-06
New Theory as to Cancer.

4 wcll-known medical "uIh "i,.. A"f
.dvunccd the theory that falls" t""iN
are often the cnllSc of C:,H"'r N..i'r'
n set of teeth fits impCrfrctir. he ""N'
..,ont abrasion ON the gums causes t."
first. thr development of aH area 'r
.,ntgcatcd tissue. III tia t.l'.' forna'
,;an drgcnrrat"s into nn u''erat"'
state, which. although innurrAl enough
In the beginning, may coon exhibit
,,,piA malignant Transformation. III"
changes from htNltlY structure o'
the gums to that Of canr"r moves On
so insidiously in tn" carly >.H-'S 'h"t
frequently the condition, W'rn r1cog'
nized. is difficult to combat.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-11-06
DIAMOND
s. II. DENNISTON

s. r. DENNIsToN
o boy, how it did rain The little
fish can now get drink.
Ralph Cline, the trapper, is very busy
now.
Mrs, Citing had some papering and
painting done last week.
Willie and Carrie Serafine spent
Friday evening with Guy Chapman
and wife.
Tom Wood and wife were shopping
in Jasper Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Cline of Jasper has been
visiting her son Ralph.
Chas. Elting traded horses with John
King Thursday.
We will have nice weather now.
Wesley Cline visited his brother
Ralph Friday.
Ballard Lilly and wife visited the
latter's parents Thursday night.
Mr.. Lunt dug his crop of sweet pota-
toes Thursday and Friday.
Frank Crabtree and wife went to
Golden City to visit her parents Sun
day.
Theo. Mitchell built Ia new hen house
last week.
Walter Wood brought out new
Springfield wagon from Jasper Satur-
day.
Jim Smith wants a Shepherd dog.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-11-06

family, Cora Mitchell, Lee Mitchell
and family, Frank Carnsl and family,
Sylvia Binney, Ezra Vonier and FAM
lily and Lawrence Mitchell spent Sun.
day at George Morgan's.
Clyde Wagner apd family spent Sat
urday in Webb City.
Mr.. Pope's Children are reported to
be sick with chicken poX.
Clarence Hiner had good COW killed
by lighting last week.
Mrs. Deloss McKibben and sons spent
Sunday ut Mrs. Keltner's.
Mrs. Ruckel came home from Tole-
do, Ohin, Saturday,
Ballard Lilly and family spent Sat
day nj ut at Mr.. Po2e's.
Geor :e Lilly and family moved to
their new home a mile south OF Blue
last week.
George Fisher from Oklahoma spent
Saturday at George Lillys.
Harry Bigham spent Thursday night
with George Lilly.
IoeN eThi iTOIll dTOunu mere dtJeUueu
the funeral Of Mrs. John Buzzard ut
Oak'rn Saturday. The family have
the >ympathy Of their many friends.
John Lucas and family spent Sun
day at IIarve Lucas.
Charley Onstott and family and Jess
Onstott's daughter spent Sunday at
| Roy Kings.
| jim White and wife from Scammon,
Kans., came Saturday evening to
make short visit with his grand
mother, Mrs. Budd.
Harold Richardson and wife spent
Sunday at Hugh Kincaid's.
Will Wood and family, Mrs. Ray
Bowman an d Ernest Yates spent Sun
day with John Yates and wife.
Mrs. John Yates spent Tuesday with
Mrs. Lee Mitchell.
Mrs. Claud Budd spent Sunday with
Mrs. Pfander.
j. N. Morgan from Quinlin, Okla.
came to attend the funeral of his aunt
Mrs. Buzzard last Saturday and stayed
to visit other relatives few days.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-11-06
Home of Pump Inver tor.

Magdcburg was the home city OF
Otto Won Guericke inventor of the air
pump. one of the few original inven-
tlons that can be credited To Germany
despite the German fosterrd impress
sion to the contrary. Students of phys
les will recall a principle of physics
proved by what IS often called the
"MagGcburg experiment" Won Guer-
icke is said to have demonstrated his
discovery of the possibilities Of the
vacuum to Ferdinand III by clamping
together two parts of II copper sphere,
from which the air was then exhaust
ed and hitching 10 horses to each hem
isphcre. The story that the horses
could not pull the hemiSpheres apart
may be an eXaggeration, but the prin.
ciple Is sound.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-11-06
Daddy Lonoleqs" Centuries Old.

-S''b'Sbo SS'hdl Sl0s
All of us are well acquainted with
the insect called daddy longlegs," but
not everybody knows that there isl
evidence to show that this strange
little creature, towering high above its |
fellows OH its threadlike stills, is prob
ably more ancient inhabltant OF
America than any representative OF
the human species. Far back in ter
tiary times, at the very dawn of the
modern world, its ancestors lived, we
are told, in great numbers in that part
of the continent which we call Colo
RADIO. The fossil remains of these In
Sccts show the characteristic features
that mark them today, although new
species have taken the place of the
old, for even daddy longlegs" knows
what evolution is and has attained TO
something that. in his view, is perhaps
II kind of civilized existence suitable
To the eXigencies of life in the twea-
tieth century.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-11-06
Where Martin Luther Beuued.

Martin Luther sang in the streets Of
Magdchurg, along with other church
choristers, for the bread and coins
That citizens might bestow. This beg
ging WAS the recognized means of sup
port of the children of the "poor
schools" attended by sons of peasants.
who obtained free lodging ut the hog
pieces of the church. had free tuition,
and were granted the privilege of sing
ing for their meals. In return they
were expected to sing in the choir Of
the church which supported their
school. Modern Magdeburg is the cap
ital Of the Prussan province OF Sax
0ny. The city was well fortified. 1t is
nearly ninety miles southwest of Ber-
lin, lies mostly on the left bank of the
Ellie, and is an important railway cen
ter.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-11-06

to the County line were out working
on mud holes in the road Friday and
Saturday and several bad places were
fixed. '.'f :
Hollis Stockdale and wife spent
Sunday at Cal Oidham's.
Mrs. Myrtle Coiner called on Miss
Elsie Kaufman Saturday evening.
Joe Henderson OF Monticello, Mo-,
spent few days last week with his
nephew, Will Law and family.
Sam King and Grace Sellers spent
Sunday afternoon at the Hasbargen
home.
@. Nj. Mikesell called on Jake Kad-
erly Sunday.
II. +. Stockdale and wife and little
sons spent Sunday night and Monday
with relatives ut Horton, Mo. Grand
ma Stockdale returned home with
them after visiting Ell sister there the
past week.
Miss Elsie Kaufman visited Mrs.
Myrtle Coiner Sunday afternoon.
Rene Lucas was hauling wood 10
Jasper last week.
Mrs. Vera Bunnell called on Mrs.
Ora Law Monday evening.
j. f.. Hull and wife spent Sunday
afternoon at Jake Kaderly's.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-11-06
BLUE STAR.
Mrs. MYRTLE CoINER.

II. T.. Coiner and family were Car
thage visitors Thursday.
Miss Elsie Kaufman spent Thurs
day with Mrs. Will Holdeman.
Roscoe Lilly and family spent Sun
day night at viii Laws.
Jakey Kaderly and family spent
Friday at J. +. Hull's.
The road boss, Ben King, and most
of the men along the road from Boston
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-11-06
Altogether Too Much Haste.

whats your grudge against Judge
.Vombat?" "Too hasty, too hasty.
ives man no time to prepare his
sses. Case of mine has been on the
'acllet only ten years and he insists
A my going 10 tricl,"-Memphis APP
II.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-11-06
BLUE AND BETHEL
AND MARY CARNs

FRANCES AND MARY CAIRNS
Mr.. Atkins and family spent Sun
day at Mr.. Young's.
jim Morgan, Fred Mitchell and fam
lily, Will Mitchell, viii Crockett and
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-11-06

Plenty Of old newspap RS at The
News Oaicr, 5 cents y baudle.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-11-06
Bathrobe patterns
for Christmas

Now is the time to buy and make
up the bathrobe gift the Beacon"
robes that we are featuring are pos.
itively the best obtainable. Such
attractive patterns haze not been
shown for several seasons.
Ligh or dark for Women and Men
with Cord and Frogs. &C M
Special PO.OV
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-13

Mrs Ida Heieman, insanity inquest ........ lj5
Michael Hanley, insanity inquest 151
Geo. NJ. Raab insanity inquest .......... 5OO
A Gunderman insanity inquest ..... go
Jos. WNpiszynski, insanity inquest 100
DR.. p. X. Mulany, insanity inquest ...... 400
DIR. l. v. Stranz, insanity inquest .......... 4eo
Michael Hanley. insanity inquest l55
Mary Carver, insanity inquest ............ lS0
Frank D. White gravel road repair ..... $500
Z. Z. ManEold. 4th Liberty exp. ...... $40
American Ptg Co, 18th Liberty loan exp. l4e5
Zeck Bros 4th Liberty loan exp ........ los
+ G T2emold Co. 4th Liberty loan 400
Underwood Typewriter Co. Attn Lib loan exp llOe
G. r. Luzry, 9Th Liberty loan oNp. 600
Hinka Motor Co, 4th Liberty loan exp. SOC
IT. s. Miller, 4th Liberty loan ......-. 3420
So Bend Eng. K Elec't'typ. Co, 18th Liberty
loan exp .................. 2s2s5
Ind. Mich. Eec. Co. 18th Liberty loan 1888
yellow Taxi & Trf. Co. 4th Liberty loan 200
The Ries Co. 4th Liberty loan exp. ........ 1900
Cross Press < sign Co, 4th Liberty loan exp 1885
Baker-Nawter Co, 4th Liberty loan exp Sl5.Oi
Elec. Service Co. 4th Liberty loan exp 1862
Bagby photographer, .................... $50
Arthur A Fredcrickson 4th Liberty loan exp. 1850
News Times. 4th Liberty loan .-...-.. 1850
Tribune PtS Co. 4th Liberty loan exp. ... l44I -
l. p Hardy Co. 4th Liberty loan exp. 52l. 10
Martin < Co. 4th Liberty loan exp. 22e6
W. A. Martin. 4th Liberty loan exp. 94.aO
J. 7. McGil Co. 4th Liberty exp 1920
Indiana Eng. CO. 4th Liberty loan exp. 4S59i
a. r. Heller Furniture Co. 18th Lib. loan exp. 1S.3O
W. Il. Staples. Liberty loan So. -
Partisan Novelty 9Th Liberty loan exp. 42OI3
T. {. Gleason CO. 4th Liberty loan exp. 245.OJ
Jerry Moore 18th Liberty loan exp LOO
international Film Ser. Co, ith Lib. loan exp. 800
Chas B. Eddy. CO. council OF defense 25.9o
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-13

Following is list Of claims allowed by the County
commissioners. Circuit superior for the
month Of Decent err 1918.
A O. Bernhart. Juror circuit court .....s 500
Christian King, juror superior court ..... SO
W. f. IorsuCh, Juror superior court ........ 600
Bailey * Elliott Pig Co, PIG. bar docket
Stanley Tobalski, witness fees superior court 500
Bobbs- Merrill Co supplies superior court . $3.50
Herr * Herr Co.. supplies superior - So
futile Corporation supplies superior court $50
Frank Batson. reporter superior court $500. 296O1
Chas r Bailey, diem sherif .......... lO46O
ChaS. =. Bailey. per diem bailifs .......... 1880
Saml X. Thomas, bailin superior court 1000
bar docket superior court .".i. $500
Geo. VI. Raab. insanity inquest ....-....... SEQ
Andrew Gunderman. insanity inquest 1.21
Jos. WypisZynski. INSANITY inquest ........ 800
DR.. II. = NitOu insanity inquest stamina. 800
kaie * Bryan Co, 4th Liberty exp 649.3I
staples Hildebrand Co. 9Th Liberty Loan exp. 800
futile Cooperation. 4th Liberty Loan exp. l52S5e
ST Jos. Co Bar Assn. Co council Diet. 1910
Frank ID. White gravel road repair 5000
France Quarries Co. gravel road repair 2162.35
Linus Focte. juror superior court .......-.. $40
Clarence Curry Juror superior court .. 2.6O
b &. smith, juror superior go
n y :. Home reporter circuit court 5000
John Foote, juror superior court ZOE
A o Bernhau. juror circuit court 5O9
Harold Geyer, juror circuit court 5000
Geo. VI. Raab. insanity inquest ............ 500
Andrew Gunderma,l. insanity inquest SSa
los. Wypiszynski insanity inquest 800
DR.. L. Y. Stranz. insanity inquest .......- 500
Dr. Z. Il. Mulany. insanity inquest 500
DR. j. A. Narcr. insanity inquest ......... 500
Jennie Perwen- insanity inquest l.35
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-13

Edwin Rough. road labor. 40
Frank j. Bajer. rep. we'll. 1925
:. n. Dixon, sheep killed. $500
Helen Moon. sub. teaching 80
Mrs. Edith Fields. tch. 5000
Mrs. A. Matthews. for
Ladies' Aid. cleaning sch. 500
j. n. Lydick. repair. grader 1.25
AlfOns De Maegt. ha. sch. S1OO
Ezra Poff, shoveling 800. SIS
s III. Purucker. ha. sch. 5000
Walter Rhodes. sh. snow =. 100
A II. Robbins. ha. sch. 5000
Greeley Korn. haul. gravel 1900
d. II. Goble Pig Co., twp.
supplies ........ los
ID. H. Goble Pig. Co, home
and school visitors ~ $40
Ina Wadenstorfer, tch. 5000
". G. Bestle. haul. gravel $500
Kathleen Palmer tch. 1 42.5O
T. c. Reimold, supplies e.. LAO
VIM. ellis. ha gr & grad $3.50
Dan Mikesell. repair pump so
John Sholly. fuel. sch. No. $3.50
n. s Virgins. road labor 1918
Richard Virgins. sh. gravel 2O75
Marion Cornwall. I'd. labor $50
Chad NJ. Ullery. haul. gr. $500
Kathleen Palmer, tch. No. 5000
Jesse b. Shively. ha gr... $3.50
Perry A. Korn, road labor 1000
John Sholly, road labor $500
Henry Fisher. road labor. 2425
Asa +. Matthews, ha. gr. 1885
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-13
TRUSTEES ANNUAL REPORT.
10 che Advisory Board OF German
Township. II. Joseph County.
Indiana.

AIRS Chas w Dietrich. of
flee rent for 1919 -.......N 800
I.alis Reed. teach SO. g.. 10000
joe Kapalczynski. rd. labor
1879 ....-.-. .-..---..- 1913
ELSA Eurzhais tch. 80. 5000
ina Nadenstorfer. ten. No. HOO
t'red House hau. sch. No. 1000
Nmzic Hemiuger. hau. sch. 300
Amzie Hemiuger ha. so. 5000
ella ellis. for Ladies' Aid.
cleaning school 40. 1...- 300
Henry L. Fisher. ADJ. BIRD.
fees Tor 1917 -.-.....-. 900
denry L. Fisher wood .-.. 1000
News-Times Pig. Co, ptg.
annual report 1917 .... ll.1O
VIM. -. kizer. sup. ser, Il 1928
clarence Ashley. Sh snow 500
D. q. Hoffman. rd labor 1858
geo Il. Hoffman. sin. snow 80
elsa Kurzhals. tch.. No. . 1900
i. T.. Ruby. shoVeling snow $50
pra Berkey SIN. snow .. 200
*. Chamberlain. gravel &C.. $50
h Chamberlain. rd. labor 1928
T.. Shirk. shoveling snow 200
Amzie iIeminger. hau. sch. $500
Mary +. Dietrich. trustee
service 1917 ........... 1850
Mary r. Dietrich. trans
for 1917 .......... $3.50
Claud Shellenberger. gravel $3.50
Harvey Koru. road labor s.S5
Harvey Korn. adv board
fees 1917 ............ SOC
N. $. Virgins. road labor 1925
tsichard Virgins. rd. labor 80
Ida Ieininger, teaching
domestic science ...- 2S.00
-,iias Mark. shoveling snow $50
Elias Mark. shOveling gravel 1853
r IT, Longneld. books . 4.S6
r. II. Miller. shoveiing snow 100
Al Houstin. road labor $3.50 1875
Al Houston. sup'or ser. IL 500
John Sholly. fuel for sch. 1925
Ialia Reed. teaching No. 5000
Chas Bestle. wood. sch. 600
+. Buell., road labor .... SIS
otis Rhodes hau. sch. No. e2O.0O
Fred House. hau. sch No. 9 10000
4. Heminger. hau. sch. > $500
\. Heminger. SIN. snow. $50
-. g. Reimold. sup. for sch. 200
W. g. Bestle. chick. killed 100
Max Bryant. shoveling . "a
Ina Wadenstorfer. tch. No. 1000
Ina wadenstorfer. inst. &
ianitor fees .... ease
Elsa Kurzhals. tch. No $500
Elsa Kurzhals inst and
janitor fees ..-.. 24.OO
ELSA KurzhaIS holding dip.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-13

They crossed the ocean to get a
line on the Paris styles. But they
found business swallowed up in the
peace conference affairs. SO Abe"
and "Mawrus" turned their atten-
ton 10 the burning questions of the
hour Read about them sunday in
The News Times. Potash and Perl
mutter at the Peace Conference
Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-13

Clarence Bradley. sh. gravel SEQ
Henry Bestle. road labor D.. 2.21
Tobias Buell.. road labor 3.75
Joseph Howell. haul. wood 1900
Hbberd pig. Co. ptg. pro SIS
W ID. Rettic. flowers for
commencement - 100
Elbel Bros. piano for com. 600
Westm'r Orchestra. l.. O.
ellis music for COM. 1000
Charley Kollar. adv. BIRD.
fees 1917 ...... 800
William Happ. gravel .... 3165
r.. Longheld. exp. Co. com. 7.54
=. +. Bondurant. posts for
cemetery Observation-Disclosures. as
p Bondurant. fuel sch 5000
Warner Bros, rep. for plow 4.13
Fred Feasenhizer, fuel &c. 500
r.. p Kizer. gravel ~ 2O.1O
Claud Young. ser. at twp.
commencement .. 200
Garfield Bradley, SIN. snow 500
school City, SO. Bend. high
school transfers ..... $4,000
school City. So. Bend. high
school transfers - $4,000
school City. So. Bend. high
school transfers ...... S12.41
Jesse Kizer. road labor 1910
r. \. Plumbeck. transfers
10 Warren twp. ....... 3S.SS
Inez Rupel. club supervisor 1000
r. c. Reimold. shovels .... 500
Chas. r. Turner. sch. reg'rs 2.59
Ina. L. Mfg. Co. plank for
bridge floor ....... 1890
jacobson, Peterson. Peltz
& kaufer brooms ..... 3.65
r. L. Frame. wagon $500. 5000
r. L. Frame, sh. snow 49,. 2.2C
Robt. Greening. painting
walls & ceiling No & 4 $3.50
L. A. Lydick. rep. wagon. 1910
VIM. ellis. trustee ser. 25o.OC
Jacob Hayn. hauling gravel sac
Ina Wadenstorfer. tch. 1 5000
Kathleen Palmer. tch. No. 5000
Ella ellis. for Ladies' Aid
cleaning school No l.. SOC
AlfOns DeNaegt. hau. sch. 5000
A. h. Robbins haul sch. 5000
Mrs. Edith Fields tch. a.. 5000
Arthur r. Wolf. aud. I'd tax
DOCK -........... 3.Ut
Warner Bros, I slip scraper 14.OC
Daniel Rolfe sh. gravel 400
Elias Mark. labor at Gem. 2.5;
Elias Mark. road labor go. SOC
Mrs. Edith Fields. tch. g.. 900
Kathleen Palmer. tch. No. 5000
Arthur Robbins. ha sch 3 $500
Jennie Ullery. gravel " 80
ID. II. Goble Pig. Co. sch.
supplies ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50,
/ u. H. Goble Pig. Co, adv.
board record ..... so
/ Kizer & Co. stationary and
voucher books ....... IS
I Ina wadenstorfer. tch. l. 500
Inez Rupel Home Project
club supervision . 40.3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-13

We have a chestnut coke mixture
for magazine coal stoves at $40 per
ton. Coal Service; Bell 351: Home
6 662.-Advt 1347012
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-13
COMMISSIONERS EXHIBIT

@ iso or 81 JOSEF" oo1s1 IND
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-13

TUITION FUND.
Bal on hand Jan. 1, rs ..S1.175.57
Receipts during year .. 9S5.O5
Total of bal. * receipts zee 2,16O.62
Disbursements during year 1,72O.OO
Final bal Dec. 81, Is ..S 44O.62
DOG FUND.
Bal on hand Jan. is IS 91.OO
Receipts during year 800. $500
Total of bal. x receipts " $4,000
Disbursements during year $500
Final bal. Dec 81. rs IS 1000
TOTAL OF ALL FUNDS.
Bal on hand Jan. 1, rs $S,52447
Receipts during year $50. 6,244O5
Total of bal. * receipts 80. 9.76s52
Disbursements during year 6,343.4O
Final bal. Dec. 81. 1918 .s2.425.12
Total bal as shown by rpt. 3,425.12
Warrant checks outstand-
ing Dec. 81. 1918 1000. $500
Total bal & outstanding
warrants Dec. 81. 1918. 4,1sO.12
Cash in depty. Dec. 81, is 4,1S0.12
Subscribed and sworn COR affirm
ED TO before me. the chairman OF
the advisory board of this township
this 3rd day of January. 1919.
HARVEY KORN,
Chairman of advisory board OF
German township.
This report was received. accept
ed. and approved by the advisory
board of this township at it's annual
meeting. this the 3rd day OF Jan
uary, 1919.
HARVEY r. KORN,
EZRA w. SMITH.
Advisory board German township
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-13
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-13

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