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Arizona republican., 1920-04-01
FIND STILL AND MASH
 IN LAST NIGHTS RAID

Acting upon information received at the office of W. T. Webb, federal prohibition director for Arizona, W A. Benson and Teller Broshear, fed erai prohibition agents. and c. D. Tin dell, of the city police made a raid at s o'clock last night the house at 237 West Madison street. In the base ment was found a complete still for the manufacture of liquor. and also about 35 gallons of mash.
 From 237 West Madison the officers wen to the Coliseum theater where they arrested L. F. Baker. who was charged with being the operator of the still. Baker made a complete confession, the officers stated last night, taking all the responsibility. He will be arraigned before the commis- sioner this morning.
 Use The Republican Classified Pages for reSultS-Read for Profit.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-01
WANTED QUICK ACTION

Real Estate Man (aboard ship. l have a nice suburban lot I can let you have for a couple of hundred dollars.
 Seasick passenger: I'll give you ten thousand for it if youll deliver it i'm mediately.-Home Sector. A WAY TO BEAT LADY NICOTINE
 Mrs. Al notice that your husband doesn't smoke. Is it because you ob- ject to the habit?
 Mrs. B.-Oh, dear mol If I objected he'd smoke.-Answers London.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-01
NEW SPORT CLOTHES

Many of the new sport suits consist of separate skirts of white flannel with velveteen coats. The fashion demands dark rich colors for the coat. such as burnt orange, dark green, dark blue. The coat is trimmed with black patent leather or feathers of bright co1ors. Smart suede coats are worn for motor ing
Arizona republican., 1920-04-01

The first experiment in long-distance radio telephoning was made in 1914. the attempt resulting after many efforts in successful transmission of speech from Washington to Paris and San Fran cisco.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-01

tire operations is composed of A. w Crane, John Kohlberg, Hugh Cassidy. A. Henderson Stockton, Fred More. Joe Loftus and John H. Barker.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-01
WANTED

Position hy young man with good handwriting and some knowledge of bookkeeping or cleri<ing. AddDogs Box 41Z Republican 1t
Arizona republican., 1920-04-01
Rally Was a Success

The great rally of the Second Bap- tist church, which was held March IS, was a great success and we wish to thank all those who were so loyal and so kind in aiding us through this great struggle. We desire to thank the news papers and the citizens for all their help to us. We are still fighting in the great cause. Our rally resulted in a total of $1S94.s4, with more pledges still coming in.
 REV. c. A. GILMORE.
 Pastor. REV. J. B. BELL, state Missionary, Solicitor and Collector.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-01
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FURNISHED room for working man. s1O per month IS E.. Grant q
 BRAND new s65 kitchen cabinet at $50 if taken at once. Phone 3314. It
 YOUNG girl to assist with house. work; good home for right party. TAI w. Madison. 2
 FOR SALE-Racy roadster at junk price. Phone 37, Mission Service Sta- tion. Tempe. Ariz.
 WANTED = First-class mechanic at once: highest wages for right man. Phone 37. Mission Service Station, Tempe, Arizona
 FOR SALE-Ford truck. priced right if taken at once; good rubber. Phone 37, Mission Service Station, Tempe, Arizona.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12
SCOTCH ENTERTAINERS
ON PALACE HIP BILL

The new bin which Manager Muller
announces at Loew's Palace Hip,
opening tomorrow. features n prom
ising novelty in the jolly Scotch
revue Of the kinkaid Kiities- The
company includes five rtalwart men
and a half dozen vivaclous laEsles. ali
Of whom possess pleasing voices and.
In their talk and dances. accompanied
by the drone Of the baFpipcs. they
provide much that In novel and en-.
tertaining.
Louise Mayo and Freddie Nevins
appear IN n sparkling musical revue.
Conroy and ODonneii. as The
Parcel Posunen." have n clever com.
,dy sklt A musical comedy star.
who IL especially clever in her i'm
perponatlons OF the American boy. In
Grace Leonard. Kinzo is bright en-
tertAIner from Nippon. who twiris
coins and juggiea everything in sight
a real comedy novelty is promised
by Kcich and Wilma
Mary Boland and Lucy Cotton are
featured In the photoplay. The
Prodigal Wife"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12
MINOR NURSES
GET DIPLOMAS

Eleven nurses. graduates OF the
Minor private hospital school for
nurses. were presented with diplomas
Tuesday evening after impressive ex-
ercises held at the <First Baptist
church.
Members Of the class are Ruth
Morgan. Georgia Stuart. Juaniia
Horstfnan. Marie Meyer. Bernice
Jones. Helen Mclean. Ruth TAFT.
Jessie Jolliffe. Gladys Buckley. Ber.
nice Jarnison and Marjorie Thornton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12
Miss Missions
Beauty Secrets

Anna Q. Nilsson. the wonderful
motion picture actress who 10
writing n series OF articles on beauty
secrets soon 20 appear in this paper.
says that a beautiful rosy-w n tie skin
and complexion Is the very best asset
any girl or woman can have. She
further states that the best and
quickest way TO obtain this Is to use
a simple toilet preparation. familiar
to every well known actress IL Is
called derwillo. and can be obtained
at the toilet counter OF any up-to-
date drug or department store. This
wonderful derwillo is used by over
100000 discriminating girls and
women throughout the country. and
Is rapidly becoming a regular lad. 1t
takes the place OF face powder. stays
on better, and its use cannot be de-
tected. Perspiration does not affect
IT, and IL viii not rub off on clothing
Dsrwillo is especially recommended
for dark. sallow. rough skin. frecklea.
tan. wrinkles and many other facial
blemishes. BE sure TO read Miss
Missions next article. In the mean
time get dcrwillo and try IL today.
YOU are sure TO be delighted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12
u. S. Delegates.
Selected for
Suffrage Meet

NEW YORK. May ia fuil
quota Of women. delegates. alter.
mates and visitorr. will so from the
United States 10 Geneva. svftzer
Land. 10 attend the first postwar In.
ternationni Congress OF the Inter
national Woman Suffrage Alliance.
June e-f2. Mrs. Josephus Daniels
viii go m official representative
OF the United States. Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Gait. international presk
dent viii direct the congress.
zach affiliated branch OF the IN.
ternAtionai Woman Suffrage AM
ance haS a right 20 20 delegates
ard Aliofnatcs. The National Amer.
lean Woman Suffrage Association
announces that Its delegates will be
~ follows: Mrs. Jacob Baur, Chi.
oAgo. Illinois. Mrs Desha Breckin.
ridge, Lexington. Kentucky: Mrs W.
y. Bsrkisy. lincoln. Neb: Mrs.
Baisey Wilson. New York: Mrs.
Charles y. Spencer. Topeka, Kan:
Mrs. Helen Ring Robinson. Denver.
Cot. Miss Dorothy Rrhfeid. Abcr-
deem. s. D~ MIR. IT. O. Carvcy,
Kansas. Mrs y Hamilton Lewis.
Chicago. M: Miss Julia Iathrop.
Washington. ID. c: DR. Marion Uor.
ton. Windsor. VI. and Mira. Maud
Nathan. New York.
Aiternates are: Mr.. J. G.. Munro.
Boston. Mass. Miss Frances Hesley.
Hampton Fails. N. II. Mrn. Helen
Lppineots. Riverton. ". j.. Miss C
V. Burghardt Dies Moines. Ia: Mrs
J. NJ. Mecown. Emporia. Kan: Miss
Eatslie Crane. Piainfield. ~. j.. Miss
Florence iaisey. ~. J.: Mrs. Writ
Dexter. Boston. Mass. Mira Adoiph
T.. Rooauet New Orleans, Lar Mrs.
Martin Strand. Chicago Heights.
III. Miss Aicyon Robinson. Deliver.
Col: Mrs. Arthur Ryenon. Chicago.
IN.
Mics Marjorie Shuier win be the
press representative Of the Amcri-
can contingent
The following visitors VIII also
attend: MIRA Eric Stafford. Lex
inrton. KY. Miss Jane Manner.
New York. Miss Ruth Cs-anston.
New York: Miss Dena A. RehfeId.
South Dakota. Mrs. Mary y. Crane.
New Jersey: Miss G. u. Wilkinson.
Lincoln. Neb.
Headquarters will be at the Hotel
de Ia Pair. DUAL du Mont Blanc.
Geneva
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12
THE OLD
GARDENER SAYS

curled chervii may be consid-
cred an Improvement over par,
ley. for II 10 more refined In zp
pearance. looking not unlike
sprays OF maldenhair fern. IL
has slight suggestion Of anise
and may be used not only for
dressing salads and meat dishes,
but also 70 flavor soups and add
a plquant flavor OF cucumbcrs,
lettuce. and the like. The seeds
should be sown In May and II
will be ready 10 pick In thirty
days. Unless you COW the seeds
very thickly there WIN DO no
need OF thinning the plants OF
course you won't want very
much chervii. but a short row
will please you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12
Dozen on,
the Farm

Dear Miss Grey: Would Il b
proper Tor 4 young lady 20 write TO
a gcntieuan friend who has LET,
town and hasn't tho time 10 write as
his time Is taken up In farming'
What Is your afyfce7 NJ.
~ 1src the young tcovas IN
question ! sloaid feet that " wy
farmer friend su.rr too bgsiiy occn-
pied 20 ,erife We. Of least occa~soraI-
~. tina, he seoaId b. too bEsy 70 read
my ieffer1 Consequently. ! should
NOT bother 70 ,rrife hisA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12
|1FlSSage|
WILLIAM POLLARD IN
HEADLINER AT PAN

The FoIlies Of 1920" a pretenuous
musical revuo. in which bevy Of
pretty girls and two clever com
edians. JACK Henry and william
Pollard. appear, IL the headline at
traction at the pantages this week.
YOUNG Mr., Pollard needs no intro
dnctlon to Seattle theatre goerH. Hs
first won popularity here some years
ago when. AZ a little boy, he was a
member ef the famous Pollard Lili-
putlau Opera Co. The act which IL
presented by George Choos is filled
with bright chatter and catchy
musical offerings. In which tho girls
wear a nifty array Of costumes.
Piplfax, diminutiye clown
comedian. keeps the house In an up
roar by his cornicsi acrobauo foats.
The Weaver brothers extract
musio from saws. pitchforhs and
other farm impiementa Billy Small
also has clever musical act He
plays the violin.
Miller and Capman are comedians
aud eccentric dancers
Fashions De voFu. IL "a novelty act
In which Alphonso Berg designs some
stunning Partisan gowns. using two
pretty girls as models.
Prari White IL shown In a new
episode Of Tho Black Secret"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12
He Would Not Let
Them MurTU Until Is

Dear Miss Grey: ! sec you want
20 know what the readers think Of
our marriage and divorce laws: that
ia II they are too easy.
think the divorce laws are all
right, but we should have some sort
OF law 90 the effect that n man or
woman should not be permitted TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12
OF SILK HOSE

When putting on silk stockings.
tn. top should Be caught In each
hand. drawn over the ins,cp and
the sole OF the hose should bo pulled
over the foot Tho stockings can
then be adjusted without any strain
On The threadp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12

AFTER a Girl has read tho latest
novels and seen "A few popular plays
aud some musical comedies In which
marriage In tho choicest subject for
a joke. It's pretty hard for her 10
tell whether sh. Ii loved or notr'
Ann threw down her magazine and
sat up suddenly and stiffiy on the
chaise Tongue before the wood fire
In Mother Lorimer's sitting room.
Certainly a sophisticated remark
for a bride OF two weeks" drawied
chrys. Better be glsd your hus-
hand didn't hear H."
The men were In the smoking
room--it was the end Of a rainy Bun
day afternoon. | wanted 10 run up
to ask Bob To take a long tramp
with me In the storm. Walking In
the rain Ia our fayorite sport But
Mrs. Beat. AIMS mother. was with
US, and We had resolved TO be lovely
TO her. no Il would never do for me
TO run away. Mrs. Bes, was to be
persuaded 10 give up her work be-
fore the camera and take her dig
nified and proper place In the lux
urious homo her daughter WINS soon
TO occupy.
Mrs. Ber, looked the part OF a
miliionalrc'a motherin.law all right.
but Khc certainly wasn't jubilant
about her daughters brilliant match.
on tho contrary, she seemed distress
ingiy lacking In enthusiasms OF any
kind. Apparently she was bent On
enduring life bravoly 20 the end; she
tolerated marriage a. unavoidable.
But In spit. OF her caimncss and
poiHe, Mrs. Best had sense OF hu-
NOR. She had gone with our party
the evening before 10 sec herself In
the movies found Il weird tn sit
next 10 her and to talk TO her and
then 20 turn and see her moving
resaiiy and graeiouSiy as tho mother
Of the heir thru several reels % Eng.
lish landscape.
screened In Newport" she told
US.
That movie hit all OF us women
rather hard but in different wayr. II
was called "The Quest aud II had
10 DO with divorce. The plot and
the action moved swiftly in rather
familiar paths. put me espuonr VIZ
strung on uorsid OF All'ko's NJ :
style very popular IN p'"i''s"'
films.
II guess The Quest prompted
yon' raa h'ue eFn'ehi. Wy
Thus enrys t"phsa 20 Wv .1s,.nh
remark WIN ~h'ch Ann nAa o''r."
-, 49, 70, - ,nu
u,,,s st,s-n-v e.. tn,,n'
..sa ,,- p..,-..
-, -. a, - .,.,, IN.
,s,' go NJ. e.,
80 -. - u,,,. 49,
s~u FOR a prccla,s flower which was
called I,oys.
The man sc. 10 work bntheiy 70
helm her car. for the garden. But a
uinsi. r.aui-i,e blossom aid not eat.
Iasv him He wanted 10 pluck an
arrnf,l 81 ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF Fx-
A. ..ft.t 49, a,s ~
wen, in search Of them. and negioct.
/. -. tf..t- -. "a 49, ,..a.,am,,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12

Photo by Cress-Dals.
Youthful jauny and smart is this pretty spring suit
II takes form in the popular Eton style with threcquarter
length sleeves and small urnback collar gaycolored
ribbon SASH which ties loosely side, extends almost
to the hem of the accordion plated skirt.
DAISY HENRY.
aha stars
In
Of Sixu~."
Draws IT..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12
WE'RE YOU BORN IN MONTH
OF MAY? IF SO, CHECK UP ON
YOUR CHARACTERISTICS
AND HABITS
BY CYNTHIA GREY

young man. ieho nearing his efst birthday has tctten
asking to give him. II can. pointers about
people the month Of May-tchat their general char
acerscs are and tchut habits. etc. should govern them
He has heard that people born certain months should lot
As closing remark he asks me II think this Is an
bunk and superstition there IS really something IN t.
mast him frunklg that do not knot0. Astroi
hare made startling discoveries along is line
.rhch could gre TO suppose that the month Of ones
birth has significance and Influence ones life than
Is ordinarily thought Of.
Foouing the attenuation the young seeks. print
It, not because nav not be- true bat because Il
requested might be interesting for all Of the readers Who
born in the month Of May to check and these
v1es set docn dorm apply 10 their particular
Persons born in the month OF May usually polcerd
41d frequently become great leaders You hoerer,
happy you should be until the spiritual nature is
tveioped You need hare fear ~ trdreln0 by cater
You unseish selfSdcrficinp but seldom understood
You hare Qtck temper and should strive 10 this
and the habit Of tolerance You should not be
less in either the affairs of business the household And
ADORE ALL do not initiate others depend upon pour
originality.
THE natural home makers. dfeetiondte tender
and sympathetic The restless successful
builders engineers latcvers The aud born
IN this month apt to be chdngeabe which IS barrier
to happy married life.
You 'ca be inclined to injuries thru falls crowds in build
ngs streets; subject 10 throat and hing affections and
are apt TO hare stomach intestinal trouble
April and August the lucky months, and Friday the
fortunate day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12
SOURCE OF
ANECDOTE

The word aneodots is derived from
three Greek words meaning mot
given out" In other words. an an
ecdoie meant something no, to be
told. instead Of the opposite meaning
now current,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12

Estimates Of the age Of the big
redwood trees OF California vary
from the Christian era thru a period
dating hack beyond the coming Of
Jesus about 1000 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12
Corltessiotlsof aBride|
Copyright 1920 by The Nupap Eftrpne As,ociaio ]
THE BOOK OF ANN
is ALWAYS THE END OF LOVE
FOR A WOMAN"

about She was having her own
trouble with her husband about the
time came into the family. ]
broke up her nad "Reminiscences
abruptly
well. Ann. nobody has answered
your original statement Maybe !
can. You can always tell whether
you are loved or not. No half way.
confused. blurred emotion for me.
I am loved or I am not loved IT'S
definite and as clear as black and
white. N my man ever goes philan-
derlng--hunting for gay flowerr-f
am not going 10 sit in my Garden
OF Love and cry"
TO lie Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12
WTH A T do Y o u
w think? Write Gym
thia Grey, care Of The
Seattle Star.

marry until IS years Of age. and
man should not b allowed 10 marry
until he owned a house TO take his
wife into. Then We would have very
few divorces. q. T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12

Much socaIled originality il mere
y undetectsd imitation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12
JWtUUUt UUU.
Boys Refuse
to Work

Dear Miss Grey: what would you
do II you were In my place. ! have
two boys one 20 years old. the other
IT. They refuse TO work The oldest
boy has had the offer OF two good
jobs and turned them down. or
might shy did not so near the place
20 80 about them
They must work to 1--we and this
h what try TO Get into their heads
Thanking you for your kind advice.
I Am. s. NJ
When yo~s boys are good and
Ass0ry they tcsll 90 oaf and rsstie
for Themselves. Tel fhcw you hate
made q nsto rule IN yoar hogschoid.
Only those teho cork may car. Gnd
kc nrru in your decison when the
LADS como home from ioafsnc 20
their neais. let them find the table
2cre Q yclc ffrses f'u toarrart they
All soon shotr signs OF ambition az
far a. soorkisc Is concerned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-12

suffering IL always the end OF
lovc--for a woman was Mothers
comment. III she In happy In her
proves . mockery. she suffers as
much In a different way"
I knew what Mother was thinking
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17
Stpup Sia.

&n Der @obnun9 ocS Grit
Mori6 fonD lcbten SomStoQ cine
Surpriie Gortp ltott.
0tc Soltidreiner 6. q. @en3 unH
3. Stottc iino gcQenm0rtiq an Ser
Irhcit cincn Inbol1 CUR @obnllnQ
beS @m. Seicntonm 5t crridtcn.
2ouiS @rnnl1entonn uno Snmilic
modten ont Samstog einen altsflllQ
ra6 Serntnrt.
0os &IeeDrci6en ml,bte infoI9c
oeS 8eeel1S cinociteQt perben. Die
&lecionlen.@rnt lit cine icbr cr9ie.
bige.
g.. V. >. &eeiemonn mar nab.
reno Scr ISOLDE boron SGeebl0de
5ltr bieiiecn So9emiibIe gu fabren
rn 8o,tbol5 iGgen gu Ioiien,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17

Operation icin 2cbeu ocrettct MGR.
zen fonntc, 6efinbet iid iebt micNcr
olrf ser 9eiicrlrng.
Gin pcrrnnnelrter 8rebi9cr lit fiir
sic epnl1gI. Ct. YouIs Stride or.
llannt lpor0en Ser in nGdItcr GIT
fl1nft icin g(mt ontreten miro. 9er
Ntomcn folunten mir nidt in @r.
fobrltn9 brin9en.
SEQ Stof. bon Berger, mar lestt
ISOLDE bier no CT cine Gnsobl @ief
nitffaltfte.
0as &lecoreiden mill MIR lang.
lam poroni6reiten, 90 eS au piel
regnet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17
gan.

6ronf 9uihmQnn lrn6 @ottin
iin0 iiber bic @Cburt cines S0fter,
d)ers erfreltt.
2ebten 6reitog Dielt Der &lopp-
peritorh in Der @Obnun8 ocs 6rco.
S~ieiemeper ginfchr u1b binterlieB
6en oliifIiGen GItcru Elm S0bnd)en.
Mud Ger Somilie V, @. Meper
i~tottcte Der Storf einen 8elu6 al
un0 binterlieB Elm E0dter6en.
Qic 9roBc &ooOmoi6inc luelfc
bier am 8lof Berg quite Irbeit Der.
riftetc lit leioer miebcr ollBer Orb
rurn0 un0 ser Hcporotltr hcbiirfti9.
I'm non Sernlon nod Ban 81
ioHrcn lit ca jctt rotbiom ben @cQ
itber Smis& ein5uid)lo9en, Oo Die
NFt. StcrIing@o &ooO %gcGcmudr.
tig qrooirt miro ltnO bel Ocnn &cNcn.
mrttcr faint fobrbor lit.
2orcn5, OaS i~cdlSjGbri8c 5obn.
den, oc& 5. &. Sidopplcr OoS ir
ihmcr franf mar sob mr. 6urd cine
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17
Sreitas, ben II. September, 1920.
ut. Sterling.

Gus. Bod beiorgt bier ooS &lee.
6rei6en. 3um 8etrieb Der 0rei6.
moi6ine benust er ieirten Sorhion
Sractor. Der 9roBten Grtrog, nGm:
lid so 9uibel c~r3iClte Sobn Eopel.
Srit 2~eimfilebler erbieIt % 9lt.
ibeI. Serr Bod bot i'm Sorieiboe
8enb oas 9reiden boIIenoet uto
miro jest an Der 8in Sof feline Ar.
beiten %oufnebmen.
Srib 2eimtllebler uno @ottin iin0
lesten SamStog bon ibrer nod
2ominc, Mto., unternommenen Be-
iud8reiie mie6er auriidgefebrt.
0os nclle 5peiltofi9e @obnbalS
bes Iug. 2onolpebr lit iomeit boil
enoet, Dob er am /. Oftobcr nit
ieiner 6omilie ieinen Gir5u9 bolten
fam.
Die Sdule in @in 0ot 0iItrift,
nit SRI. 5tcQa GrcmcI ais 2c3re'
rim miro orn nG6itcn Wtontog be.
einncn. Ser llntcrridt III Der Sdu-
lie i'm SorIeIboc @cnO bc9onn bercits
an 6. Scptcmbcr, nit Sri. &ido
2eimfileblcr ols 2cbrcrin.
GoItor u. e. &oQt lit am Mon-
tag BON aonios 5l,riidQctcbrt no cr
elmer Gonferel1j Scr &optilten.@c
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17

thrift miro. inter @cbrerin ella
2tocnncr, unl 30. Scpteurber Sen
llntcrriht b~cQinncn.
Geo. 3cbmcrt lu,0 @otttu, pon
ScconO Greet, moren am Sonntog
bier ol,f @ci1h bcj 3. Semin0 ru6
Satin.
@eboren, Dem GItcrnpoorc Gam.
Steer mo Satin, lcetc @ohc Gin
S0bnd)ert.
Ncnrp 6ribcmlcper iii l%tclIpcrtrcs
tcnoCr %2onopoitbote. On Geo. RoOg-
era 3. 3. feline Scricn ocniebt.
6ronf SduItc, BON OmcnspillC,
mar lettc ISOLDE bier nm MouIcicl
5t follfen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17
&oicbub q. 1.

Sielc unIcrer Sarmer iperoen
bol6 nit benz Gornobbodeu begin.
men, ocnn Oos friibgepflan3te Corn,
bos ni6t bon Der 9iirre pernihtet
wltrbc lit reif. 9oS ipGteepfIan5te
Corn lit nod gros9riin unb befilrd,a
ten mir ooB 6roit eintrcten mirN
cbc 0oSielbe reif miro.
Die Sdulc im Gone @rope 0t'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17

said Estate are required to exhibit
them to her for allowance within six
months from the date of said Letters,
or they may be precluded from any
benefit of said Estate; and if such
claims be not exhibited within n
year from the date of said Letters,
they will be forever barred.
CLARA KEUNE,
Administrators.
Dated September Ia, 1920,
Attest: Theo. Graf, Judge of Probate
(Seal) No. g..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-17
WILLIAM BUDDE.

deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court
of Gasconade County, Missouri, bear
ing date the l4th day Of September
1920.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them to her for allowance within six
months from the date of said Let
tiers, or they may be precluded from
any benefit of said Estate; and if
such claims be not exhibited within
one year from date of said Letters,
they will be forever barred.
NINA BUDDE,
EXecutTiX.
Dated September Ia, 1920.
Attest: Theo. Graf, Judge of Probate
(Seal) No. b.
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Administrative Notice

Notice is hereby given, that Let
tiers of Administration upon the Es-
tate of
PAULINE HASENRITTER,
deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court
of Gasconade County, Missouri, bear
ing date the 14th day of September,
1920.
All persons having claims against
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