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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-07-10
FLY WITH FLOYD
is THE SLOGAN
Airplaning is Becoming Popular
Sport in Kennewick-AII are
Enthusiastic

Fly with Floyd" is rapidly becom.
ing Kennewick's most popular slogan
and people who week ago had never
seen an airplane have taken Joy rides
up and down the valley and high over
the towns of Kennewick and Pasco.
In all, not counting the members of
his own family, Mr.. Kelso has carried
thirty passengers since he landed here
last Thursday evening. So far every
passenger has come down thoroly en-,
thusiastic over flying as a real sport.
So enthusiastic were Mr.. and Mrs. /.
c. Crosby of Pasco, who took the air
trip on the. Fourth, that they returned
home and Immediately got busy to
arrange flying party for Pasco. Mr.
Crosby has notified Mr.. Kelso that he
has forty-eight people who have sign
ed for the trip. Mr.. Kelso intends to
fly there Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday of next week.
For the present Mr.. Kelso will flv
here Saturday and Sunday afternoons
of each week and will fly any after
noon by appointment for parties of
three or more passengers.
Mr.. Kelso's arrival here last Thurs
lay evening was witnessed by humid
reds of people and was made the oc-
,asion of an inpromptu celebration.
When the word came over the wire
hat he had taken the air at Yakima |
he siren fire whistle sounded one long
last as a signal to the people to be
m the lookout for the flier and hund-
eds of people hurried to the aviation
ield to await his coming. The fire
whistle sounded again when the word
anne that the plane had passed over
'enton City. A few minutes later
he ship was discovered high over the
'estern horizon headed straight for ]
le landing field. Altho the field was ]
ew to him, Mr.. Kelso after circling
w to get the lay of the land, brought g
le machine down to aperfect landing 7
I'd TAXED it to the door of the han I
ar. /.
He was accompanied on the trip q
: his mother, Mrs. j. L. Kelso, who a
'claimed as they came to a stop: S
t's simply great. I never enjoyed a
lything more in my life. It certain- Y
8 beats traveling by automobiles +
lie trip from Yakima was made in G
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-07-10
WHY IRRIGATION
CANAL WENT DRY
Irrigation Management Was Not
Afraid of Pasco Folk But of
Finley and Hover

In last weeks issue of the Kenna,
wick ier-Ranorter +ha 49, 49,, 49,,
occasion to saw tbat +ba -. 49,
management had been nndnlv a1s~rs,
ed on account of the paaco fc,Ls oo,,,
ling over. fearing that thev n,;s,h+ !.
tempted to trv orr ;rr;ca+;or wa.as
| as a beverage. This WAS not tta' reoI
trouble which the manaoanar+ fo.od
on this occasion h,,t ratha,. ts.a+ ~
people around Finley and ;Hover ua-s .,-ss
getting extremely tired of > stro;.bt
fish diet and somethino desnarate 5.d
to be done, in order tn relieve 81. 80
uation and give tbem sor,. ,,.+ 80
along with the fish that thew had hse~ r
getting regular for the lsst +braa
weeks.
On account Of the canac;+v ,f ~.
canal being limited nv Plume NO
more water could be turned i. tb.n
was already coming and the weeds
ara bacL;ns, -, Az 80. 80 80 Z =, vsN'
we were able to remove then, Tbe
last few days practically evervone be-
low flume / was cut down to axac+
measurement but even this ren,edv
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-07-10
JUDGE LINN Is
in PENDLETON
Prosser People Meet and Talk
with Missing Attorney in
Oregon Town

Mourned as dead for four months
believed by his friends to have com.
mitted suicide by leaping into. the Co.
lumbia river from the railway bridge
near Pasco, Judge Bert Linn, jurist
lawyer and leading citizen of Benton
bounty. has been discovered at Pendle-
ton, Ore, says the Spokesman Review.
He appears to be in the best of health
and his mental condition is apparently
as keen as ever.
During Fourth of July celebration
lat Pendleton Harry Oldenstadt and
Harmon Capps, two citizens of Pros
ser, encountered Judge Linn. Mr..
Oldenstadt talked with him at length.
He inquired earnestly regarding his
numerous friends at Prosser and he
showed a keen interest in any news
he could obtain, but he did not offer
any explanation to Mr.. Oldenstadt re-
garding his strange disappearance.
His face showed exposure to the ele-
ments, but vigor marked all his move
ments. He said he had been working
IN the wheat fields and was thinkink
of buying wheat farm near Pendle-
ton.
News of Judge Linn's presence
among the living has caused more of |
a sensation in Prossers, than did his
disappearance late last winter. He
vas exceedingly popular and was not
I'd for his studious habits, his magni-
icent library and his ability as
iurist. After his wife had given up
Ill hope that he was alive she turned
'ver her home at Prosser to A. w.
Hover, vice president of the Central
Yakima Ranches company and moved
o Seattle. Il
Bankers and lawyers came to ac-
ept his ''death" as an established fact.
t was only a question of time until I,
n effort would be made to. wind up
is estate. Judge w. w. Zent of Spo-
ane, formerly law partner, an
ounced in formal interview. that I
here could be no question of Judge
inns death. H
Unless Judge Linn accounts for his t
range conduct the mystery Of lis /
will porbably never be q
,lved. He drew $1O0 from the bank r
le day he disappeared, boarded alf
ain for Pasco and was variously re- y
,rted to have been seen walking out g
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-07-10
MOJJLTON STILL
HOPEFUL FOR
LOCAL PROJECT
He Believes there is Chance
of Getting Appropriation
Through
ECONOMY PROGRAM HURTS
With Congress Trying to Make Re
cord for Economy it is Hard to
Get Money for Any Project

Altho he did not bring back any ir-
rigation projects in his inside pocket,
NJ M. Moulton returns to Kennewick
from Washington, d. C. not alto
gether discouraged. In fact, he is
rather hopeful that the Kennewicl
project will be one of the first to be
CONSTRUCTED under any general recla-
tion legislation that may be enacted
by the present congress.
Economy is what headed us Off"
said Mr.. Moulton. "This congress has
set out to cut down appropriations
and make a record for economy and
any appropriation such as ours Is
promptly given the axe. Our friends
in congress realize this and were frank
ITO tell us the futility Of attempting to
put thru an appropriation for any
specific project"
Mr.. Moulton says that altho he
failed to get the desired results he
feels that the trip was well worth
while as it gave him a clear insight
into what must be done to hasten ac-
tion on the local project. The Jones
Bill, which called for an appropriation
of $4,000, ,000 for the completion of the
existing projects in the west, never
camc before congress on its merits,
but was ruled out on a point Of order
on the floor of the senate. Senator
Jones sought to get the appropriation
by means Of an amendment to the
sundry civil bill. The senate ruled 4,
that the amendment was new leeisIa-
lion and could not properly be carried
n the sundry bill. The reclamation
recommendation for an ap-
'ropriation of s25O,0OO for the Kcnne-
wick project met similar fate.
Mr.. Moulton believes there IS
hance of getting reasonably quick
lction on the local project under the
dondell act, if it is passed by con-
'ress. Senator Jones, however, has
Ot abandoned hope of getting thru
measure similar to his proposed
mendment to the sundry civil bill.
Mr.. Moulton said he found Sena-
ors Jones and Poindexter and Con-
ressman Summers very ready and
'illing to assist him and to work dill
emily for the project.
Mr.. Moulton, who on his return trim
isited few days with his parents "a
IVA, returned yesterday. At an early
ate he will prepare and submit to
le Irrigation District and the Conn
ercial club detailed report Of his
ork at Washington and recommenda-
ons for carrying on the fight for an
He viii not submit
Us report until after the return Of
aior F. R. jeffrey, who had later
inference with Senator Jones. Major
ffrey is expected home daily as he
ired Mr.. Moulton that he expected
leave New York July or 4. He
II probably go to Yakima to visit
parents before coming to Kenne-
ok.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-07-10

A grass fire which broke out in
southern Horse Heaven Wednesday
morning burned over more than five
thousand acres of grazing land, and
sixty acres of wheat belonging to r.
J. Tyacke. The blaze was gotten un-
der control late Wednesday evening.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-07-10

w. M. Howe was fined one dollar
and costs in. Justice Staser's court on
Tuesday evening for reckIessly driv-
ing his automobile onto the Second
street bridge and colIiding with Jas.
K. Hawkins car. Mr.. Hawkins, who
brought the complaint, claims that
Howe drove onto the bridge Sunday
evening after he was more than half
way across. Only slight damage was
done to Mr.. Hawkins car.
an hour and 10 minutes.
Those who made the air trip on the
Fourth are: II. II. Davis, Jay Bliss.
Mrs. E. M. Sly, James D. Moore. Of
Monmouth, Oregon, A. Quackenbush,
and Mr.. and Mrs. 1. C. Crosby Of
Pasco, A. v. MrReynolds, Z. M.
Keene, DR.. A. C. TuIlar and SON Rich
ard, F. S. Clement, Of Benton CITY.
Chief of Police Sheppard, A. F. Brwn
md J. L. Kelso. Since then Mr.. KeI-
% has carried Allen Tripp, A. l. Smith
Mrs. Houston, H. L. Wilson, of WalIa
Valla, A. R. Gardner, E. w. Trenbath.
'red Frye, Raymond Kelso and Misses
sladys and Ruth Hudnall.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05
2anbppit-Sraaer baltcn @eriamm'
lnng ab.

0ie 2onopplttr1gcr bon @asconaoc
Gountp bielten lctteil Mtoniag NJ
Serntomn cine %crianlnllltug Oh m
ipelher foIgenbr GoItbotcn aus ocil
pcrid)ieoenen 5bcilcll beg Goilntps
onmcicnb porcn: 5croinnnh Sonicn,
GnItap Slider imo Aug. @bcrlin, bon
Scrmonn Sp. 9fllffncr, bon SnlSS,
(5cprg @olfin9, bon Worrtlon, nm
Cbcp. Soft, 9lnorcm @nelh lrno y. F.
Hid,aroIon, bon SpensbiIlc.
Gs mar oic s(biidt cincn 9erid)t
iiber bic j1brlihen 9lusIagcu fllr
9(ustrogung ocr ToIt Dl'rd nie Sollo'
poIttrG9cr ous5ufertigcn uno olPlcr
ocm GoIt Scpartcmcnt 81 ilbcrn1tt
teln, Inn bon Scr Gcgicrlin1 cine ,'ll'
loqe bcs @eGaIteS 81 crboItcn Inn OF
nidt geringcn 9luslaaen bcItreitcn 81
f6nnen. 0o icbod MIR cine yfinocr'
belt Scr 9oittrGeer onmcicno morcn
luurbe Die Ingelegenbeit bis sur rdd,'
item 9eriamml,nq peridoben, Die on
Observation-Disclosures IN glanl
Itattfin0cn miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05
G,eidjnlte aranfcnpfleserin iuirb bier
lluterridlt in Der 8cinnbbcits'
pilese seben.

Jrau S. $. Selners, goriiserlll
Der bieiisen ~SfeO Gross Surfing
9lctipitp," eriltht itns bcfannf 81
MAIDEN, oab SRI. Beatrice Brielt, el'lc
aelhulte &ronfenpflegerin am ndd).
item Waittfpot, ben 10. September IN
Sermonn eirtreffen miro, nm cine
glaiie in @eiunobeitslebre 81, orgonl'
liren llnb 6ieiclbe IN Der &ronfen'
pfleae ait lmterridten. Die Sro,en
uub @Go6cn pcldc iif Der GIoN'e
oni6lieben pollen iiito erhlht 'id on
,Srolt Selmers 5i uenbcn. Die lin.
tcrri6tsltunoen neroen in Court
bous gegeben perNetL no Die Goltntp
Court Elm geriumiges 3iinncr filr
6iciein 3ipede 5ur 8erfiiguna geitcllt
bat.
Sri. grieit miro 10 llnteripeiiln'
gen Ii. 2eftionen bon je 5lpei Stlilloen
acbcn. Die einaige gluslage miro 40
Gents betraeen unb 5ipar fir Gin
Eertbud. Ser ltnterridt lit frei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05
yeterau aus benz Sirserfriese sur
sruaen Hrmce ucriammelt.
8nltap Spaete, ein befannter @iirser
pon Wsorriion, i'm bOben Nlter
BON 81 Sabreu aeitDrbeu.

! @uItap Spaete, cin Scteran aus
oenl giirserfriese unh 9efannter
8iirgcr bon @idlano goipnibip, lit
am Gonncrstag lester @odle in lei.
ner 8obnung in Morriion im boben
Sitter BON 50 ssnbrer lno 6 Wonaten
aus oieiem 2eben seidicben.
@Gbren6 bes 8iirserfrieges ipar
er cincr Ser eriten Die 2incoln's &lf
folgten unb alpar trot er gleih 10 bic
len cingepanberten 9cittjden aur
@ertbcibiglmg ieines aboptip go.
terlanoes In sic Unions slrmee elm,
in lpelher cr bel Scr Selb. .@rtillerie
biente i,nb picle Sdlahtcn inn Siiben
initmadte.
gta6 Dem 3ricgc lieb CT ii6 alli
eincr Snrnt in &ihlano Solunibip, in
l,nIercm Gountp nicbcr 100 or iibcr cit,
balbcs Sabrbllnbfrt lebte lno oit
sSarmcrci nit gutem Grfolgc bctrieb
Biz CT Dor ichs SSabrcn NIT icircr ibn
trel our Seitc geItanocncn @ottir
mad, Worriion iiberiiebclte, nm bor'
nad) orbcitsreihcn ilnb nitbepoller
Saacn, bcn 2ebensabenb 81, gellieben
0ic 9ecrbi9ltng fanb am Sanlstal
nitf benl Glarp &irhbofc inter icbl
sobIreihcr 8etbeiliallng itatt. ipobe
8oItor @. Tilhnanns, BON Ser epangl
ct. syofobi.&irhe anltirte.
Ger Serltorbeile binterlGBt iein
tieiaebellste gsittipe, iolpie folgcno
! ainoer. sllbcrt Spnete, ilt ct. 2ciyi
| pobnboft,, @uit. imb grnit Spacte
bon Morriion; Sruu Youlinc @inne
| bon 9pnnpillc; Srau Geo. Strid mi
sSrol sfmanba Sndinann, in Morri
ion rpohnbaft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05
9ermam Mp., 5reias ben 5. September. 1919
S,odfdnle crbGlt Stnoentcn. 3nluads

ssn Der bieiigcll @rubcsShule 10
,pie IN Der Sodidule murbc lettcn
Wsontass nnh oreimonatlidcr Serien'
seit, Der llnierridt iuicber a,fgencm.
lnen. u
Die SGiilerSabl Die III DER Sod
Id,nle eii,gctragcn pirbe lit bieies
Sabr GROCER als ie 5apor, mos oenl
fllmitonoe 5i,Suihreiben lit, oas Die
Glaile Die aus Dem 8. @rah Der Jrei'
ld,nle erabuirtcn cine iebr 5ablreidt
mar. Bon 26 @rablirtcn Der rIiert'
lihc, SduIe finn 90 IN oic So6idnle
cingetreten.
sssn her oiientlibcn obcr @raoc
GdJ,lle baIcn iih am /. Soge 16(
Shiiler aerueloet Die ii6 allf Die Der
id,iebenen Glaiicn pie folgt pertbei
len: 3inlnler 1. SRI. Clara Sdment
fer, Hebrerin % Shliler; 3inuler 2
SRI. Mlma Hoeidel, 2cbrerin, %
3in1,ner 3. ssrl. 2ia5ie,&lid, Sebrerin
80 Sdyiilcr; 3inrmer 4, SRI, ern'
Toeibel, 2ebreriL 2S; 3imnler 5
ssran Shereic Mcgteol, aebrcrirL 25
3ilnntcr 6, e. 6. Sn,ahan, 2ebrer
81 Sbiller.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05
y. Y. Sarter erbGlt s,uei Grnenn.
nngcu.

Glrh Rihter H. u. @rcilcr puroe
y. .. @ortcr. bon SDenspille, oils
Yrobation Officer fir bas @erihf
fir iltecnblide Yiiiietbiter ernonnt.
iiber meldcs Gidtcr @rcucr Den @cr.
iis iiibrcn miro.
Gurd, Northumberland Mann
purbe Scrr 9arter ais Shulbeillf.
9,eolntcr (Shool 9lttcnoancc Sfficcr)
ernnlnt.
9eibe slcnltcr babcn Die llebcrmah'
,tna pcrnadlaiiister 8inber uber i,l'
gcnoliher 9elinqilenten gum 3lped
slls Trobotion Officer bat er ilbet
ainocr az pcrfiieen lucldc eiiteS Yer
brebens beI6uloigt iino poer i,nor
bcntli6c Yldte beiuhen ooer nl,te,
lumoroliihen Ginfliliien leben, ,mi
bieiclbeil Dor oas @crid,t fir illacno
lihc @crbrcher obcr Msiiletboter 8:
bringcn.
gQs 9(ttenoancc Officer miro e.
oaiiir 5u iorscu boben Dob jeoe'
ldulpflidtiec Sinh bic 0hnlc rcael
alGbis bciiidt ,rno bab GlteriL pclh
bos ncue @eiet oos bcn S6nlbclltd
obliaotorilf modlt, miBadtcn, orll
CSeridt iibcrlicfert mcrben.
Serr Barter lit glbpotat ilno ipo
irilher Nohlabridtcr rmicrcs Goill1
tp's. Gr lit bobcr fiir ole bcioe
slcnlter gut geeignct
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05
Grlcst eineu Abler.

Oscar Shmitt erlegtc lestcn
Sanlstag aui Der Sarrn Der sSittpc
ssranf Sbnlitt, an Der Sirit Greet, Ell
nen aroben slbler. Gerlcibe nlaB 6
Sub ,lnb 6 ,3pll phr 5litaelipite 5,r
5liigelIpiec. Gs lit cin idolIes Gr'
erlplar Ncs amerifoniiden 5reibeits'
nogels, ben Sre.tno Oscar oilrh el'
,lcn Sarioermiiten m,sItopfen 5u ial
fen beabiidtigt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05
Su Der ct. 8eorss.airde setrant,

@eitern Moraen purben in ser bic
iisen fatbl. ct. @eorgs-&irde, b,ird'
Den bohm. 8ater 8olnualb, Sranf S.
alos uno SRI. @arp 6. @ittmann IN
Den bl. 9uno ser gbe eingeiegnet.
9ie 9rant lit cine Eo6ter 1tnieres
longiGbrieen Mitbilrgers. Souts
Sittnnm nnb Der iunee @bemann
Elm Sobn bon Spbn &los, piele Sabre
bier aIs gormann in Der bieIl1en
Sdubfubrif tbGtig, Der cbcnfalls IN
Der genannten Sabrif beiddftist ut.
Die ssenberntdblten aablen niele
Sreumbe in unierer Stabt, Die ibner'
sher6lidit @Iiid i'm ebeitanoe mini
;hen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05

cntibulbiet meroen es lei beln oaB
in Den Gonfirnanben Sbulen neblt
Dem reliaioien llnterridt alld Inter
riht in anberen 2ebr5meigcn mic Der
2cbrplan Der Oiitriftidllen Iic Dor
idreibt ertbeilt miro.
Superintcnbcnt Otann tbelltc blele
W,einung i,id)t, ionocrn crflarte OaB
,,ab ieiner slniiht &inocr lpelhc am
Gonfirnnn6cn llntcrriht tbcilncbs
men libt als uidulahpc'cno" aeltcn,
9ieie Srage wiro ipabrlhelnllo9
Dem @cneral slnlpalt WtcstlliIter 5ilr
@ntideiblng utterbreitet iperoen.
Gor ibrer am 9onnerstag erfolg'
ten Iertasung nabmcf bic 2ebrer
einltimlnia cinen gcidlltb on in mel
dent iie' Iid perpilidtcn fcine Srenlo,
lprode in oen 8iitrift. ooer @raoc'
Shulcn in @osconabc Sorntp 81
Iebren.
9ic iolaenoen 9ireftoren Der 6S
Sdal ! 9iItritte lmicres Gountps
mobnten Der 8eriannlllng bel =; >
E. G. Benz, George Schneider, Aug
Redeker, Theo. A. Nullmeyer, Edw'
Brandt, Fritz Steinbeck, Wm.- Leweke'
Gus. Mann, H. H. Roethemeyer, G. B.
Holt; H.,J. Dieckgraefe, Chas. A
Brinkmann, Ferd. Pohlmann, Peter
yogel, Emil Bensing, julius Barrels
H. W.. Walter, H.. J. Puchta,' ID. )
Schmidt, wv. H. Schmidt, Hy. Stein
beck. F. w. Stukenbroeker, A. F. Al
berswerth, J. H. Bridges, H. D. Heng-
stenberg, Geo. A. Austermann, Z. u
Rector, N. T. Rector, VIM. Watson
C. A. Bunge, J. d. Seba, James Hoi'
landsworth, F. r. w. Meyer, w. f
HLacy, ]. M. Price, j. r. Giesler, Joe q
Bieber, VIM. Hemeyer, j. l.. Drewel
Frank Buschmann, Louis Fl. Koch, )
w. Lacy, H. L. Juedemann, Henry
Schweer, B. F. Murphy, J. H. Tayloe
Jas. NJ. Boston, Geo. S. Lockhart, Ottt
Schaeffer, Frank B. Bruens, Free
Pletz, H. J. Schuenemeyer, Vineen
Maha, Geo. Neumann, Oscar j. Flake
John Vollertsen Jr., Fritz Locher, Hy
F. Baecker, Hy. Begemann, Edwii
Allemann, Jul. Ruediger, A. E. Gray
Hy. Brandenburger, Charley Buliing
ton, VIM. B1nkmann, F. L. Waldecker
Ed. Wehmeyer, Geo. j. Schneider, II
w. Glaser, E. J. Albenwerth, Loui
witte, A. H. Laubert, VIM. Radtke AM
! Hy. Wiele.
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Wonico Sedmann unb Sanles @.
Milep getraut.' 9ur5 na6 Der Sraus
una rciIte oas iltnge Gbepanr, ilad
WecGool, Wio., Ser Seimatb oes jn1t-
aen ebc,nannes, no oerieIbe eine
arDbere Snrt betreibt- Die 8raitt
lit Die dlteItc Eodter unieres befanr-
ten Wsitbiirsers, Capt. @m. 6 Sed.
mann, unb NOR ipdbreno ben lebten
5luei Sobren on imierer offcntliden
sdr,Ie als 2ebrerin tbdtig. Bir
aratuIiren uno iuiinfden ben Neuper-
n,dbItcn pieI Slid unb Segen Inn
Gbeitanbe.
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9liieiicment mebrcrcn 0eldaftslentc
bnrdD bic Stemer-glnsglcid Nc
b6roe erb6bt.

0ilrcb bic Stelterausglcih Sebpr-
be. melhe olit letten Otontog I'M
Gollrtbous ouI)ier III Sitllng lpaf,
iuuroc Iolgenbc bon ocn bctr @es
ihaf.slcuten einberihtete @ertbiddt-
ilnaen ibres @aarenborrotbs erbobt:
s. gS, 8ortmamL &oiebuo, $35OO
anf $500.
Yope ,lno gngelagc, Morriion,
$4,000 allf $4,000.
@. s. & Sranf &odJ. Spenspllle,
$500 auf $4,000.
&. So. Stufenbroefer, Opensnille,
$4,000 auf $2500.
$. 6. Sassmann Omenspille,
$25oo auf $4,000.
u. 6. 9cgemann, Scrmanit, $1,000
apf $4,000.
sluguita @rentber, Sermaiuf $50
.
auf $t25.
Sp. ain,nlel, Serlnann $75 a'lf
$125.
sl. 6. gfitterbuid, BON Spensbille,
batte cs peri1unt ieinen Stcuerberibt
ein5uienoen umo iettc bic 8eborbe Sel1
Steuerlpertb ieines 8aarenlogers
auf $400 felt.
Die gcborbe pertagte iif big gum
@tontoe, ben % September, an mel
dent Gage oie obcneenannte Sc
ldGftslcute ger,lfine eeaen Die Gin
| iddtllng einlegen fonnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05

eo Ssenlper, Gonnniiiioner oes
aernonn Spcaiol Roab Siltriftes,
rpidtc Elm @eiltd Inn cine Seripill1-
NINA ein gum 3lucdc oes ganes cl-
nps Concrete gulperts iiber Die
sroud, peId,e Die sSron &oab bel
senpcrs 5arm frell5t. Die goun'
nridter belpilligten fir Sieien 3ped
$250.00.
Ser Gorntp Glerf pilroe beal1f'
troot ell Soloaten . Megiltcr an6ll'
idnifcn in wel6en 8udc Die gsamen
alien Soloaten meldc @asconaoe
gountn ludbreno ocs &ricges ltellte.
ncbit Scrcn Dienit, eiilgetragen lper'
Den iollcn.
Die Gollntp Court erlieB an Der
%eao,iicber bon 9iItrift 9so. IA Der
sciehl sic 9lono unb Cooper Slll
NOab iiiolid, BON Der Salentine Sltrtf
su pcrlesen lmo ioll 5i bieIenl 3med
Sas g8eseredt Der betreffenoer
gnlnobciiser erlangen. 2ic Sulft'
Der Soften ioll Der 9iitrift trasfr
T~ 4.
mo sic unoere Salfte bon Der Gountt
Gpnrt perlpilliet per6erL
\ 2ouis 5. 9e,lfe erbielt iein @elud
um ggemption bon Der &ophteue1
fit 1919 belpilli9t.
Scr @egallfieber. beS 2i, Hoao
Giitrifts luuroe angenicicil, oorolt
gu adten oaB bic 9ioub slpiihen De-
Grioer, Greet lno Der Sane bel Sol
griOcr's 6orm sic poreei6riebeq
greite bat. uno bab bas @eItrilpp ent
lang ser Hoao entfernt meroe.
SSn Suden bes. @eill1s bon y. "
Hucbiger, Gnlil S. StepDan II. u.
I'M cine neue Hoab milroe Die lpeiter
geratbung bis gum nahten Sernlll
bcrifoben.
slrtbur Siilton erbielt $3 bon De
County Court beipilligt als gelobn
ung iiir bos erlegcn eines 8oltes
ebenfolls wurbe Der Staatsl6oslnel
iter angepieien cinen aleihen 8etro
al Sinton ais y9puntp" ous5iisat
len
Senrp Steinbed Ii. u. reidten elm
getition ein in melher bieielben III
gerGnoerlng Ser Smensbille I'M
Cooper Sill 9foab nadillden, I'M
apar in Section 6. Soipnibip A.
OItlid bon Dem 3uianumenfluB De
Griber llne Sbir6 Greet.
Ole MiteIieoer Der gountp Golll
l'nteriudtsn mebrcrc Der Count
Moods iiber beren 3ultanb alage eir
gebradt iporoen mar, ,lno befhlo
y Oie idaobaften Stellen iobalo al
nnoslih ausbeiieru 3li hiiell:.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05

(Sortiesune ol,f seitc 81
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05

Corn Cob 8feifen im @ertbe bon
iiber 81 ,ooo, 900 tu,iroen lpdbrenb ocs
bcrgonacnen ssabres burd Die Sobri.
fen in @afbinston, Spenspille rno
goonpilIe bergeitellt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05
@ilep-Sedmann.

Surd 9aItor 81. $. aasmaiti, bon
Der bieiisen epanel. ct Bauls-2ird9e
bltroen lesten Scnlltaa in Der elter-
li6en @obnlne Der graiit. Srl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-05
eouuts GOnrt gerbaaSlnnsen.

Sounturid,ter beidlieRen einen Sou
,r,te gilbert an Der Sron SoaS
6,i acmpers sn banen. - GonntiI
elerf wiro anselpieien einen sol'
sat,u siesiiter an3midaffen, in 'uel'
dem sic Namen nnb 9ienite MI.
;,rer solbatem einsetrasem luerSen
ioaen.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-18
FORTY Il. ii
DAYS RECORD
FOR SURPRISE

ni.ef states lo6f"
arnrise t"oaS bound "Aef ~'0h 'H"e
~ei Hqa"r Fl"la1"fs t. 'f'
court q t"iai "i forts f"r the rast ."i
4t Those @to da not 'o"
were iaNen To i"af@na p"'fs by t'f'
@5srsnai N.h@~ H
ot ine meanings i9i4o"
Harry Shwed NJ East fh.e7re q
rested Cor hrinrluE i'm t@o aud ono
half gallons of whisarr. 1nlna or
- federal grand jars un3.t sfo
oord
Andrew Wat<ovskH .or rset.tt.
arre-ted I'm Indiana b-osI4.a-a .lH
.5.4 r..t-. OF wn5aEa-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-18
THREE DRUNKS
GET COURT FINES

Three common DRINKS ver4 .
Goes ina Judge D3nn-s Gars citE
thts mornlnu
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-18

Lake Countys work Is not done
ill she has bought more w. 6. s.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-18

We have on hand for i'm
m1diate delivery the best
Grade Of hard coai-Chest
nut and Range Buckwhe7t
ard Franklin CO. Soft Coal
Deliveries to any part or
the city ask Us for price
and prompt service