Description The damaged automobile that belonged to Mr. Flood at 1312 Payne Street is parked outside next to a wooden barn or shack. A cemetery is in the distance.
              -- I f r ESTABLISHED 1 THE NF.'VS THE TRIBUNE WANTS IT-HIE TJUnLWE CIVES IT. srasqjiirrrm .11.50 ri:u yeas ii- voLr:.n n UNION, MISSOURI,' FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1318 1 ve are doine I i lots cf GOOD tire work and vulcanizing : We want to do all your 'work and assure you real satisfaction. Our work is done "differ-: ' -" ent, and we know it will prove to be satis- ' factory. Make our place your place to trade ' we'll give you the best of service. Our ' ' stock of tires" and auto accessories is very i 'complete. , Remember our place you'll never regret .-. BUSCITS ; " HARDWARE STORE. - We give you "conscientious" service. Selections Pleasure, comfort and satisfaction come -from an .'. attractive home. , Beauty in house furnishing " " ; does not always imply costly materials, but most of all good judgment in selection. . We . ara mak-" ing. the best showing possible, at our. store this year. Every department has a bright, attractive :and novel display of good things.' If there is anything lacking, come inuand see how it may be "... remedied by ihe selection of a few pieces of furniture. We show you positively the best furni ; ture in the market. We invite you to, come in . and inspect our line. Union Furniture Co. . Union, Missouri Phone 133 COUNTY COVET I'KOCEEDINOS. (Continued from last week.) G. F. riiekroeger, et al., commia- sionera of the Gerald special road din. trlct, make settlement with the court fof the year ending July SI. 1918 Said settlement is found to be correct and approved by the court. It show receipts la the sum of $1638.03 and expenditures in the sum of $839.74 with a balance on band In the sum of $798.29, A. R. Leber, et al., commissioners of the Pacific special road district, made settlement with the court for the year ending July 31, 1918. Said settlement is found to be correct and approved by the court. It shows re ceipts In the sum of $4560.46 and ex penditures In the sum of $3057.71 with balance in the sum of, $1502 75. ..v r-. ' The commlHgloners of the Leslie special road district make settlement with the- court for the year ending Juty 31 at, 1918. The same is found to be correct and approved by the court. It shows receipts in the sum of $870". 61 and expenditures In the sum of $610.58, with a balance on hand in the sum of $260.02. The commissioners of the Wash lug ton special road distriot make set tlement with the court for the six months ending July 81, 1918. . The same Is found to be correct and ap; proved by the court. It shows re ceipts in the sum of $6856.75 and ex penditures In the sum of $6687.85 with a balance on hand in the sum of $168.80. - ' .. The commissioners ' of the union special road district make settlement with the court for the year ending August 1, 1918. The same is found to be correct and approved by the court. It shows receipts in the sum of $2687.8 8 and expenditures in the sum "of $1057.52, with a balance on hand in the sum of $1630.16. L. F. 8trlcker,-for freight advanced for steel for culverts, is allowed the sum of $7.09, -:. . Geo..Strattmann is appointed Sunt. of road equipment No. 1 with a salary of $100 per month, and .the said Strattmann to to enter Into contract with the county and also give bond in tne sum of $1000. "'.-".', The' court orders that Mary Moel- lenbrock, who has been a pay patient at the asylum be made a county pa tlen.t la view of the fact that all funds for her have been exhausted, The ourt rejects to bill of the Tin Ion Furniture Co. in the sum of $68 for casket and Burial expenses of Les- lltda Hegen.- !'..;. Quarterly report of Arthur Gorg. sheriff, for the quarter ending Jun 30, filed and ordered approved.- '' Abstract of fees earned by Geo. J. 3. Keller, circuit clerk, for the month of July, filed... .V' - Herm. Schuler. overseer of road district No. 14, allowed the sum of $24.77, balance due him for the year 1917, -r - W. F. Underwood, 22 sacks of ce ment, allowed $15.40, Geo. D. Barnard & Co., . election supplies. $307.42.. Nick Cardweii, assessor, teiepnone for March and April, $2. . J. B. Wleneke, services as county clerk, $645.97. i- i D. W, Breid,castln bb returns of primary election, $7. . - O. r. Hannemann, easting up re turns of primary election, $7. Chas. tJuno, delivering ballots In Lron township. 18.25. Arthur Gorg, sherilT, delivering ballots in county, $163.65. . The court appoints S. T. Peter, Hy. Hamilton and Frank Weatherford as commissioners for private road pe titioned for by Jas. A. Hart, and the said commissioners are Ho report at the November term of this c)urt. Proceedings will be concluded next week. . ....... ... First-class Plumbing ' LET US MAKE AN ESTIMATE ON YOVR WORK. iimum jiM)iii, mm ii ' iminiii ihmiiimi' smii'm mwmmm l DO VOO wsntsll the onwnleni flty water supply wmMstm rvtt Runnlr water b your bailiraam? In the k;trhru for the lawn? Garden Burnt Watering v . Troufrhe? You can hove an abundance of water voder sueag v pressure, lor any otBircu eoonecuoua, u you losuut toe 1 Ktj. , r-T-rw I -.Vf ,i nil) rna k'w in r vrim. jnm TTnir it. nmrainiu apiiua or nm m I iuu ir.v to iu lit, I r. .. jv. nn.wm .m.4i.,.. Vv.n.Tcaa bwpj..m-ri h bd.K.ui. Pm u:! " - m VL e: .:.. i.;r ua,x:. .'jwand'H ;wx r..iat.J(. forma o( UitWiT, t-.waiv i'UTii;...rTf I V l1 W y 1 4 V ' rv. iK- (l m cii'. 'o r ;'wk tiv.i'. ion. ia aa, for trMHtuccuaaat3f L i t -.Ajv,- l;..mr,i. '., ., .wni, Hy. ni k tt JM tflNh. OvT aOOft " ' -J J- ' tor mat Ajr V. ELAIORE BJHR, Walton II Junk Dealer. BIN-:;-. t X . Before you l nHy jutsk see P. Epstein. He is tli riKiii iriHii who pays inn nj;nt pneo lor rag's, rubber, ' 4 1 iron, copper, brass, lead, Fucks and burlap. .... 4 .' , Xoeatw.1 iu Vi(t.15ui!iii!2r, opp. PoKtofiiec. Residence i ; 011 -')'iH;r, oj'p. Union Furniture Store. 3 If ymi Luve any junk for sab? drop rno a card nnd 1 t will r;Ji i.t your place. -4 EVEBQUKE-V, SOUTH OF LESLIE Church and Sunday School was attended, Sunday. Mlsse Milley and Edith Mueller visited Misses-Hilda and Cecil Gil-crease, 'Sunday,. : ; Woti came from George E. Wll- Jiams, of Gerald, saying that he had arrived safely in Trance. i Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Batas and family from Donaldson Villa, Ga., are visiting her parents at present. Miss Ida Dterberg, who baa been at home during the summer months, returned to St, Louis Monday to do housework. Misses Marie and Minnie Arml-stead of Union visited relatives and friends tiere and attended the party at Fred DiertHtrg'i. - . Reuben Armistad and daughter, Mies Bertha, from fit. Clair viBlted at Geo, E. Armistead'a, Saturday and Sunday. Tl'ey were accompanied on their return My Mas, fir. W, Bates and family.' - - . The party that was given in honor f Miss Ida Dierberg Saturday night was wall attended. ' They spent the evening in playing games and enjoying1 music. ' Dainty refreshments were served. ' They departed at a late hour wishing her many -more happy ocasfiions, - , CVSOO EVAXfl. CHUHCH NEWS. Rev. Carl A. Btadler will preach his farewell sermon on Sunday, A-guHt 25. Kev. Stftdlor hag resigned the pastorate of Casco Evang. Bt. John's church to accept the charge of the management of the Protectant Homo fo Aired at San Antonio, Tex., and he and his family will soon leave for that place., Rev. J. H. Stroetker of Cappeln, Mo., will take charge of the Canco church. ,$1SD Reward, flOO , The rearfura of thle paper will be pleucd to lem n that tlieie Is at lfi&at one drrnd.i tllKvaae that rcleuce has bnsn able to cure In nil ta alagea end dial l ratHfrh. C'.-.mrrh beliig trtlr iMtiiioju-iJd by ron?nu nt nmil contliUona rniiH" coi,..(ti,,iiifM !r.-.aimmt. tiull'a (!nrrl li,!rii ia t.iiii Ic'dnully and at ia tlirii the I ,!,"l OK Ilia F.ir-fninn of (he Kv,ttm liiweny oairyin the fmml!itoTi of tho ui..syp, ai'itig tite pii 1 1 r-1 1 1 atriiKih by l.u(lrlti,n m Ibo con. aiilnhcn nnd awofsHrif niittir. In rtoInK He wik. Th pi,tH 1,-i'ire It;," ao inm h filltli In !ba rural iva P"T of liiill a Cnmrrh Si flli'iri" Unit tbfV f.ffiT One ltiinlf-d I"'ilnta Mity ri.,i Ibiit It (ttiia to rum. t! nil f"f 1U) tiMnmm,lH. AtlUn-Mi ('. J. cut N'l-.V A ( i)., 'iuledo, Ohio. cWid by ! Ittuimiint, CAI-1,8 llfa AM) 1UIO XAKK 74 HOIS 1 tOM COCXTT Lieut. J. H. McCtid has Issued the following calls: Under Call .1198 f nir men will be entrained for Camp Cwenleaf, Lytle, Georgia, during the four day period oeginnlng September 3rd. and and lug September 6th. ; Tbero men will be qualified for special or limited military service, . ; , . Under Call 1244 seventy men will entrain for Camp McArthur. Waco, Texas,, during the four day period beginning September Srd and ending September tn.' Onur, white men and men physlclally.', qualified , for general military service are ' to be inducted under this Call. .,- . . These men will be In ken from the 1917 and 1918 Class o registrants. BUM-IVAN 1SOVTE JS.. . Jas. Mastin came up froni St, Louis Saturday for a visit here. , - Mr. and Mrs. Kd. Porson of Iowa are here for short tlnlt.' Mrs. Wallia spent the week-end visiting relatives in St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Simmons spent aunaay at tne Campbell home. . Miss Mary Kluba spent the. week end with her aunt, . Mrs. Richard Kuhn. . ': ; , : Rev, Hutton filled bU regular ap pointment at the Spring Bluff church .sunuay, j The sale at L.' .Mark's Saturday was well attendad. and ail articles sola well. ....... Midge Doyle, and slater. Miss May, spent : the day . visiting ! relatives at Spring Bluff. : - -. Jno.' Roach returned o lis home in Oklahoma, after a brjief visit with relatives here. ;- ; .-, ,. Gregory Welskopf and family of near Gerald spent Saturday and Sunday at S. E. Weiskopt'i.i,' . - , we are sorry to report' that Frank soetebler is on the sick list. We wish him. a speedy recovery., .Mr. ana Mrs. Jno. Scott returned home from Washington county where they had been the past week looking at soma rarms. ., ,sv The Cave Spring ball team went to Elmont Sunday to play the team of that place. They were defeated by a Bcore of 9 to 6. - ; ; : ' - There will be a meetinsr at the Cave Sprjng school house, Monday, Aug. -. tor tne purpose uf ralsina tnntt stamps it pledged June 28. Charley Giicreat ana slater from near Pacific were . here the past week putting up monuments ht the Cave Spring Cemetery. They set a stone over their father and mother, BIG CREEK HA1TENING8 Mr. Win.- Roach called on A. C. Crob. Friday. -i- v . " - s.... - mibs opei rarrar iB on the sick lie x present. . : i - waiter Lottmann made trio to Gerald Saturday. Wm. Grob and two tons, motored to Union Friday. f A.- c. Grob called on his brother. rrea, Saturday evening, s Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Grob called on Mr. Lloyd Sunday vening. Mostly everybody in this neleh borhood are through threshing. . , Jacob Bates and son. Clyde, called on wm, orab, sunuay morning. Miss Cjara Lottmann called on her Grandma several days last week, - Mrs. Ed, Knehans and Miss Clara Lottmann attended the speaking at Leslie Sunday, Mrs. Wm. Grob and -Misses Mabel and Gladys Lottmann visited at W. H. Grob's Sunday. t Henry Hidemann came out from the city to spend some time with his daughter, Mrs, Fred Grob. Mr, Walter Lottmann has tur- chased a new buggy, he believes in going slow just like taking the longest way around la the sweetest way home, and he sure made his usual trip up south on Sunday with it. , Special Notice to Voting Men ! or f ranklin County, Missouri All young men, residing in Frank lin County, who will have become of the ageof tl years, on or before the 24th day of August, 1918, and who did not register on the 6th day of June, 1918, are hereby directed to report In person to the office of the Local Board, at Union, Missouri, be tween tne uours of 7 o clock, A. M., and 9 o'clock, P. M on Saturday. tne 24th day of August, 1918, and be registered in accordance with the provisions of the President's Proclamation of August 13th, 1918. ., JESSE M. OWEN, y Sec'y Local Board, Union, Mo,. : 'ftf , A Billons Attack.; When vuu hkva a. hilloua tttanli your liver fails to perform its func tions. You become constipated.. The food you eat ferments in your stom ach and causes nausea, vomiting and terrible headache. Taks three of Chamberlain's Tablets. They will tone up your liver, clean out your Htomach and you will soon be as well as over. They only cost a quarter. The Best Planter. ' A piece of flannel dampened with Chamberlain's Liniment and, bou.n4 over the seat of pain if often more effectual for a lame back than a plaster and does not cost anything like as much. Boys! Let us supply you with the best bicycle tires made the blue trsad Racine Country Road. . ' Busch's Hardware Store. i TEXAS WCSDES V'-v Tt' T-ji.vj Wcml-a eiift-i fcMr it ,.. t ..i . . I. ... t..,,,.. I . , I irr, (i.l.iin f u.m fc.nhi wit tti.tf ii"l wfTin.'n. I; ir. i Ml t.t h,.nt bv li.n tf ', inil (Hf.'i'l M'M'l f :ilil tt iw""'"l" I i i'i.,,Uw lr.'u till. i!;ii,..': Vv. iiult, Z,rA t'luit -i..v .1-1 il'ti i u t. '. . it J., SCHOOL KOTFS. , The prospects are htitjlit for a good year of school work. Last year at the beginning we were slightly handicapped by the fact that th high school building was unfinished and that some of the furniture was not received until after school had be gun. This yesr everything is ready. A number of new pupils have signified their intention to enroll so that the number of pupils jtromlses to be the largest in the history of the hlgli school. Three new . teachers have been secured for the high school and since they are strangers in Union - a word about them may be of Interest to patron's and pupils.- . . Miss Lourins Kallmeyer, ' the principal of the High school, will teach Latin and English. Miss Kall- meyer's home is at Farmlngton, Mo. She was educated at Cape Girardeau and has almost completed her AB degree, She has taught three years in tne graaes or uesota, two -years in the Puxico High. School, and one year in the Greenville High School. Mias Kallmeyer was very much in demand as a teacher this spring. She received a number, of offers to teach ia good schools and we were fortu nate to be able to persuade her- to come here. .. Miss Crete Caldwell of Vandalla. Mo,, was hired "sight unseen.". She Is s graduate of the University of Missouri and has had tws years of experience teaching in high schools She will have the History classes and tna Domestic science.- ... .v Miss Mary Jane Thomas who will tak. Mitts Mueller's place was for merly a pupil or tne writer's for two years in the Sikeston High. School. She has attended the Cape -Girar deau Normal for -two years. . -Sh taught one year and has had consid erable experience as a stenographer. We know that the Commercial Department will be well taken ears, of and we are sure that Union Is coins to like Miss Thomas' ; j . These young ladles will be here Saturday, Aug. 81. They will want to secure homes somewhere in town for the term. If anyone wishes to keep them please notify the writer. we navs one or two good jobs for boys who want to work for their board and we know of one place where a girl may ave a slace to stay in return for staying with children at night, If there Is anyone in town who has a place for either bovs or girls to stay we shall be . glad to hear of it.' Your Credit is What You flake It CRAY SUMMIT NEWS. . . W. .0, Fuhlags of St. Louis soeat Sunday with bomefolks. Misses Clara Edna Muehler were In St. Louis last Wednesday. uuy Miles is now the proud owner of a new Dodge five-passenger ear. Miss Lucille and William Smith of St. Louis are wieiting relatives here. Mrs. jonn jJlsbaroon of Villa Ridge visited homefolks here Tues day. ..- Mlts i. Gertrude Wood of Roberts ville and Miss Mary Lou ThomDson of Oklahoma are : visiting relatives here. . v - Mrs. Swingles of Chesterfleld,:was visitor of the Miles families! ? last ween. . Miss Julia Dunlca. of Glascow. 4s visiting Mrs. Glen Hardemann this week. ,. s-..-:- nenry weDer. one of our navv boys, was home on a furlough last weeK, , , O. L, Sweet and dauahters. lft for. St. Louis Tuesday morning to spend s few days- Miss Katherlne Peterson of Pacific was the guest of MiBses - Edna, and Clara Muehler, Sunday. : - , Dr. and Mrs. Will North, and Dr and Mrs, Williams of Webster Groves, are spending their 'vacation with J. w. .North and daughter. COMMON LABORERS- WANTED The Government wants 29 com mon laborers at New Port News, Virginia. Tha wages are 86 cents an hour for eight hours, with time and a half for over time. A man can put in as much overtime as he likes. Board 1.00 a day. Railroad fare absolutely free from St. Louis, Mo. ' Apply to Clyde Reed, Pontiao Building, St. Louis, Mo and Bay you are from Franklin county,' ' CLARK BROWN, Agent Union, Mo. Any time is a good time to open an account in this bank. Now is the best time. Come in and start yourself on the road to easy and independent circumstances. I i tir isnii Open Saturday alghts from GMO to 7.3 O When you Have bacttacne the liver or kidneys are out of gear. Try Snnol it does wonders for the liver. kidneys and bladder. A trial- 35c bottle of Hanoi will convince you. Get It at the drug store. . JFETO WORTIfLIVIIi'G iiaois Lady Says Carim Wrocglil Great CLanje b Her Healih. Imimmmmrm '-1 . .. Paris,, iS.Miss Lydia Afbogast, of this place, writes: "When I was Id years old ... I was, srna(i; very mall tor my age. I had a bad colorhad the sick headache all the time, just drsgrfng through school. , . 1 didn't feel like go ing to school and my mother and I were worried about myself, for I felt I couldn't stand that condition longer. Hardly cared to live. After taking a few bottles of Cardul, 1 taw a great cluuige In my healih ... my color fine and I began to grow ... I got well and Strong. ' I was a dilferent girl and have been ever since. I give Cacdui !! the praise, And had there not been a change in me when I first bt?M Cardyt couldn't have lived! ...lis? teafttcha gradually disappeared" at my health was built up and lile becama worth living." Card-u-1, the woman's tonic, purely vej;et-b!e, tale, gentle and kIW,c in its action, has helped many women in ii;a past 40 years, andshoulJ do the tame lor you. II you sutler from womau-y troubles, try Cari1-n-L - MCa-li Cleaning, Repairing - and Pressing, . . . Suits to Orcier.. . v-V v- lam now eoniluoting my tailorino; business at my home in North Union, ready to give satisfactory service cleaning, repairing and pressing. ,The Hofman sanitary appliance is used. If you wish a suit made to or-i6r vw' CftU on you with samples of latest fabrics. Will call for clothed to be repaired hnd will make prompt delivery. . Your patronage ia respectfully solicited. FRANK FREISE Phone52L6 .... i , ,T , ., i - f . . ' ' , . V.. M, iV. i..p ' ' "; ;'y .) " f-":!;;i j"? mitu -. J .J , t 1 .' ;i . -. 3 aXlldH A First-Class Hi-h School with twenty units of approved work , Four Colle-ti-ained cxporionced Touchors. A new modern huildingr, up-to-dato in every detail.'.' -, ..." ...... : J:, Completely equipped Laboratories and Libraries., , - - . t.ourses in Domestic Scionne, Doojikeepin, and Tyi'iewritins. Shorthand, Term begins Monday, Sept. 2, 1918 Enrollment on Saturday, Aug. 31. rerfur-tfier information, see or write J p " . C - , 9 '
Transcript -- I f r ESTABLISHED 1 THE NF.'VS THE TRIBUNE WANTS IT-HIE TJUnLWE CIVES IT. srasqjiirrrm .11.50 ri:u yeas ii- voLr:.n n UNION, MISSOURI,' FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1318 1 ve are doine I i lots cf GOOD tire work and vulcanizing : We want to do all your 'work and assure you real satisfaction. Our work is done "differ-: ' -" ent, and we know it will prove to be satis- ' factory. Make our place your place to trade ' we'll give you the best of service. Our ' ' stock of tires" and auto accessories is very i 'complete. , Remember our place you'll never regret .-. BUSCITS ; " HARDWARE STORE. - We give you "conscientious" service. Selections Pleasure, comfort and satisfaction come -from an .'. attractive home. , Beauty in house furnishing " " ; does not always imply costly materials, but most of all good judgment in selection. . We . ara mak-" ing. the best showing possible, at our. store this year. Every department has a bright, attractive :and novel display of good things.' If there is anything lacking, come inuand see how it may be "... remedied by ihe selection of a few pieces of furniture. We show you positively the best furni ; ture in the market. We invite you to, come in . and inspect our line. Union Furniture Co. . Union, Missouri Phone 133 COUNTY COVET I'KOCEEDINOS. (Continued from last week.) G. F. riiekroeger, et al., commia- sionera of the Gerald special road din. trlct, make settlement with the court fof the year ending July SI. 1918 Said settlement is found to be correct and approved by the court. It show receipts la the sum of $1638.03 and expenditures in the sum of $839.74 with a balance on band In the sum of $798.29, A. R. Leber, et al., commissioners of the Pacific special road district, made settlement with the court for the year ending July 31, 1918. Said settlement is found to be correct and approved by the court. It shows re ceipts In the sum of $4560.46 and ex penditures In the sum of $3057.71 with balance in the sum of, $1502 75. ..v r-. ' The commlHgloners of the Leslie special road district make settlement with the- court for the year ending Juty 31 at, 1918. The same is found to be correct and approved by the court. It shows receipts in the sum of $870". 61 and expenditures In the sum of $610.58, with a balance on hand in the sum of $260.02. The commissioners of the Wash lug ton special road distriot make set tlement with the court for the six months ending July 81, 1918. . The same Is found to be correct and ap; proved by the court. It shows re ceipts in the sum of $6856.75 and ex penditures In the sum of $6687.85 with a balance on hand in the sum of $168.80. - ' .. The commissioners ' of the union special road district make settlement with the court for the year ending August 1, 1918. The same is found to be correct and approved by the court. It shows receipts in the sum of $2687.8 8 and expenditures in the sum "of $1057.52, with a balance on hand in the sum of $1630.16. L. F. 8trlcker,-for freight advanced for steel for culverts, is allowed the sum of $7.09, -:. . Geo..Strattmann is appointed Sunt. of road equipment No. 1 with a salary of $100 per month, and .the said Strattmann to to enter Into contract with the county and also give bond in tne sum of $1000. "'.-".', The' court orders that Mary Moel- lenbrock, who has been a pay patient at the asylum be made a county pa tlen.t la view of the fact that all funds for her have been exhausted, The ourt rejects to bill of the Tin Ion Furniture Co. in the sum of $68 for casket and Burial expenses of Les- lltda Hegen.- !'..;. Quarterly report of Arthur Gorg. sheriff, for the quarter ending Jun 30, filed and ordered approved.- '' Abstract of fees earned by Geo. J. 3. Keller, circuit clerk, for the month of July, filed... .V' - Herm. Schuler. overseer of road district No. 14, allowed the sum of $24.77, balance due him for the year 1917, -r - W. F. Underwood, 22 sacks of ce ment, allowed $15.40, Geo. D. Barnard & Co., . election supplies. $307.42.. Nick Cardweii, assessor, teiepnone for March and April, $2. . J. B. Wleneke, services as county clerk, $645.97. i- i D. W, Breid,castln bb returns of primary election, $7. . - O. r. Hannemann, easting up re turns of primary election, $7. Chas. tJuno, delivering ballots In Lron township. 18.25. Arthur Gorg, sherilT, delivering ballots in county, $163.65. . The court appoints S. T. Peter, Hy. Hamilton and Frank Weatherford as commissioners for private road pe titioned for by Jas. A. Hart, and the said commissioners are Ho report at the November term of this c)urt. Proceedings will be concluded next week. . ....... ... First-class Plumbing ' LET US MAKE AN ESTIMATE ON YOVR WORK. iimum jiM)iii, mm ii ' iminiii ihmiiimi' smii'm mwmmm l DO VOO wsntsll the onwnleni flty water supply wmMstm rvtt Runnlr water b your bailiraam? In the k;trhru for the lawn? Garden Burnt Watering v . Troufrhe? You can hove an abundance of water voder sueag v pressure, lor any otBircu eoonecuoua, u you losuut toe 1 Ktj. , r-T-rw I -.Vf ,i nil) rna k'w in r vrim. jnm TTnir it. nmrainiu apiiua or nm m I iuu ir.v to iu lit, I r. .. jv. nn.wm .m.4i.,.. Vv.n.Tcaa bwpj..m-ri h bd.K.ui. Pm u:! " - m VL e: .:.. i.;r ua,x:. .'jwand'H ;wx r..iat.J(. forma o( UitWiT, t-.waiv i'UTii;...rTf I V l1 W y 1 4 V ' rv. iK- (l m cii'. 'o r ;'wk tiv.i'. ion. ia aa, for trMHtuccuaaat3f L i t -.Ajv,- l;..mr,i. '., ., .wni, Hy. ni k tt JM tflNh. OvT aOOft " ' -J J- ' tor mat Ajr V. ELAIORE BJHR, Walton II Junk Dealer. BIN-:;-. t X . Before you l nHy jutsk see P. Epstein. He is tli riKiii iriHii who pays inn nj;nt pneo lor rag's, rubber, ' 4 1 iron, copper, brass, lead, Fucks and burlap. .... 4 .' , Xoeatw.1 iu Vi(t.15ui!iii!2r, opp. PoKtofiiec. Residence i ; 011 -')'iH;r, oj'p. Union Furniture Store. 3 If ymi Luve any junk for sab? drop rno a card nnd 1 t will r;Ji i.t your place. -4 EVEBQUKE-V, SOUTH OF LESLIE Church and Sunday School was attended, Sunday. Mlsse Milley and Edith Mueller visited Misses-Hilda and Cecil Gil-crease, 'Sunday,. : ; Woti came from George E. Wll- Jiams, of Gerald, saying that he had arrived safely in Trance. i Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Batas and family from Donaldson Villa, Ga., are visiting her parents at present. Miss Ida Dterberg, who baa been at home during the summer months, returned to St, Louis Monday to do housework. Misses Marie and Minnie Arml-stead of Union visited relatives and friends tiere and attended the party at Fred DiertHtrg'i. - . Reuben Armistad and daughter, Mies Bertha, from fit. Clair viBlted at Geo, E. Armistead'a, Saturday and Sunday. Tl'ey were accompanied on their return My Mas, fir. W, Bates and family.' - - . The party that was given in honor f Miss Ida Dierberg Saturday night was wall attended. ' They spent the evening in playing games and enjoying1 music. ' Dainty refreshments were served. ' They departed at a late hour wishing her many -more happy ocasfiions, - , CVSOO EVAXfl. CHUHCH NEWS. Rev. Carl A. Btadler will preach his farewell sermon on Sunday, A-guHt 25. Kev. Stftdlor hag resigned the pastorate of Casco Evang. Bt. John's church to accept the charge of the management of the Protectant Homo fo Aired at San Antonio, Tex., and he and his family will soon leave for that place., Rev. J. H. Stroetker of Cappeln, Mo., will take charge of the Canco church. ,$1SD Reward, flOO , The rearfura of thle paper will be pleucd to lem n that tlieie Is at lfi&at one drrnd.i tllKvaae that rcleuce has bnsn able to cure In nil ta alagea end dial l ratHfrh. C'.-.mrrh beliig trtlr iMtiiioju-iJd by ron?nu nt nmil contliUona rniiH" coi,..(ti,,iiifM !r.-.aimmt. tiull'a (!nrrl li,!rii ia t.iiii Ic'dnully and at ia tlirii the I ,!,"l OK Ilia F.ir-fninn of (he Kv,ttm liiweny oairyin the fmml!itoTi of tho ui..syp, ai'itig tite pii 1 1 r-1 1 1 atriiKih by l.u(lrlti,n m Ibo con. aiilnhcn nnd awofsHrif niittir. In rtoInK He wik. Th pi,tH 1,-i'ire It;," ao inm h filltli In !ba rural iva P"T of liiill a Cnmrrh Si flli'iri" Unit tbfV f.ffiT One ltiinlf-d I"'ilnta Mity ri.,i Ibiit It (ttiia to rum. t! nil f"f 1U) tiMnmm,lH. AtlUn-Mi ('. J. cut N'l-.V A ( i)., 'iuledo, Ohio. cWid by ! Ittuimiint, CAI-1,8 llfa AM) 1UIO XAKK 74 HOIS 1 tOM COCXTT Lieut. J. H. McCtid has Issued the following calls: Under Call .1198 f nir men will be entrained for Camp Cwenleaf, Lytle, Georgia, during the four day period oeginnlng September 3rd. and and lug September 6th. ; Tbero men will be qualified for special or limited military service, . ; , . Under Call 1244 seventy men will entrain for Camp McArthur. Waco, Texas,, during the four day period beginning September Srd and ending September tn.' Onur, white men and men physlclally.', qualified , for general military service are ' to be inducted under this Call. .,- . . These men will be In ken from the 1917 and 1918 Class o registrants. BUM-IVAN 1SOVTE JS.. . Jas. Mastin came up froni St, Louis Saturday for a visit here. , - Mr. and Mrs. Kd. Porson of Iowa are here for short tlnlt.' Mrs. Wallia spent the week-end visiting relatives in St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Simmons spent aunaay at tne Campbell home. . Miss Mary Kluba spent the. week end with her aunt, . Mrs. Richard Kuhn. . ': ; , : Rev, Hutton filled bU regular ap pointment at the Spring Bluff church .sunuay, j The sale at L.' .Mark's Saturday was well attendad. and ail articles sola well. ....... Midge Doyle, and slater. Miss May, spent : the day . visiting ! relatives at Spring Bluff. : - -. Jno.' Roach returned o lis home in Oklahoma, after a brjief visit with relatives here. ;- ; .-, ,. Gregory Welskopf and family of near Gerald spent Saturday and Sunday at S. E. Weiskopt'i.i,' . - , we are sorry to report' that Frank soetebler is on the sick list. We wish him. a speedy recovery., .Mr. ana Mrs. Jno. Scott returned home from Washington county where they had been the past week looking at soma rarms. ., ,sv The Cave Spring ball team went to Elmont Sunday to play the team of that place. They were defeated by a Bcore of 9 to 6. - ; ; : ' - There will be a meetinsr at the Cave Sprjng school house, Monday, Aug. -. tor tne purpose uf ralsina tnntt stamps it pledged June 28. Charley Giicreat ana slater from near Pacific were . here the past week putting up monuments ht the Cave Spring Cemetery. They set a stone over their father and mother, BIG CREEK HA1TENING8 Mr. Win.- Roach called on A. C. Crob. Friday. -i- v . " - s.... - mibs opei rarrar iB on the sick lie x present. . : i - waiter Lottmann made trio to Gerald Saturday. Wm. Grob and two tons, motored to Union Friday. f A.- c. Grob called on his brother. rrea, Saturday evening, s Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Grob called on Mr. Lloyd Sunday vening. Mostly everybody in this neleh borhood are through threshing. . , Jacob Bates and son. Clyde, called on wm, orab, sunuay morning. Miss Cjara Lottmann called on her Grandma several days last week, - Mrs. Ed, Knehans and Miss Clara Lottmann attended the speaking at Leslie Sunday, Mrs. Wm. Grob and -Misses Mabel and Gladys Lottmann visited at W. H. Grob's Sunday. t Henry Hidemann came out from the city to spend some time with his daughter, Mrs, Fred Grob. Mr, Walter Lottmann has tur- chased a new buggy, he believes in going slow just like taking the longest way around la the sweetest way home, and he sure made his usual trip up south on Sunday with it. , Special Notice to Voting Men ! or f ranklin County, Missouri All young men, residing in Frank lin County, who will have become of the ageof tl years, on or before the 24th day of August, 1918, and who did not register on the 6th day of June, 1918, are hereby directed to report In person to the office of the Local Board, at Union, Missouri, be tween tne uours of 7 o clock, A. M., and 9 o'clock, P. M on Saturday. tne 24th day of August, 1918, and be registered in accordance with the provisions of the President's Proclamation of August 13th, 1918. ., JESSE M. OWEN, y Sec'y Local Board, Union, Mo,. : 'ftf , A Billons Attack.; When vuu hkva a. hilloua tttanli your liver fails to perform its func tions. You become constipated.. The food you eat ferments in your stom ach and causes nausea, vomiting and terrible headache. Taks three of Chamberlain's Tablets. They will tone up your liver, clean out your Htomach and you will soon be as well as over. They only cost a quarter. The Best Planter. ' A piece of flannel dampened with Chamberlain's Liniment and, bou.n4 over the seat of pain if often more effectual for a lame back than a plaster and does not cost anything like as much. Boys! Let us supply you with the best bicycle tires made the blue trsad Racine Country Road. . ' Busch's Hardware Store. i TEXAS WCSDES V'-v Tt' T-ji.vj Wcml-a eiift-i fcMr it ,.. t ..i . . I. ... t..,,,.. I . , I irr, (i.l.iin f u.m fc.nhi wit tti.tf ii"l wfTin.'n. I; ir. i Ml t.t h,.nt bv li.n tf ', inil (Hf.'i'l M'M'l f :ilil tt iw""'"l" I i i'i.,,Uw lr.'u till. i!;ii,..': Vv. iiult, Z,rA t'luit -i..v .1-1 il'ti i u t. '. . it J., SCHOOL KOTFS. , The prospects are htitjlit for a good year of school work. Last year at the beginning we were slightly handicapped by the fact that th high school building was unfinished and that some of the furniture was not received until after school had be gun. This yesr everything is ready. A number of new pupils have signified their intention to enroll so that the number of pupils jtromlses to be the largest in the history of the hlgli school. Three new . teachers have been secured for the high school and since they are strangers in Union - a word about them may be of Interest to patron's and pupils.- . . Miss Lourins Kallmeyer, ' the principal of the High school, will teach Latin and English. Miss Kall- meyer's home is at Farmlngton, Mo. She was educated at Cape Girardeau and has almost completed her AB degree, She has taught three years in tne graaes or uesota, two -years in the Puxico High. School, and one year in the Greenville High School. Mias Kallmeyer was very much in demand as a teacher this spring. She received a number, of offers to teach ia good schools and we were fortu nate to be able to persuade her- to come here. .. Miss Crete Caldwell of Vandalla. Mo,, was hired "sight unseen.". She Is s graduate of the University of Missouri and has had tws years of experience teaching in high schools She will have the History classes and tna Domestic science.- ... .v Miss Mary Jane Thomas who will tak. Mitts Mueller's place was for merly a pupil or tne writer's for two years in the Sikeston High. School. She has attended the Cape -Girar deau Normal for -two years. . -Sh taught one year and has had consid erable experience as a stenographer. We know that the Commercial Department will be well taken ears, of and we are sure that Union Is coins to like Miss Thomas' ; j . These young ladles will be here Saturday, Aug. 81. They will want to secure homes somewhere in town for the term. If anyone wishes to keep them please notify the writer. we navs one or two good jobs for boys who want to work for their board and we know of one place where a girl may ave a slace to stay in return for staying with children at night, If there Is anyone in town who has a place for either bovs or girls to stay we shall be . glad to hear of it.' Your Credit is What You flake It CRAY SUMMIT NEWS. . . W. .0, Fuhlags of St. Louis soeat Sunday with bomefolks. Misses Clara Edna Muehler were In St. Louis last Wednesday. uuy Miles is now the proud owner of a new Dodge five-passenger ear. Miss Lucille and William Smith of St. Louis are wieiting relatives here. Mrs. jonn jJlsbaroon of Villa Ridge visited homefolks here Tues day. ..- Mlts i. Gertrude Wood of Roberts ville and Miss Mary Lou ThomDson of Oklahoma are : visiting relatives here. . v - Mrs. Swingles of Chesterfleld,:was visitor of the Miles families! ? last ween. . Miss Julia Dunlca. of Glascow. 4s visiting Mrs. Glen Hardemann this week. ,. s-..-:- nenry weDer. one of our navv boys, was home on a furlough last weeK, , , O. L, Sweet and dauahters. lft for. St. Louis Tuesday morning to spend s few days- Miss Katherlne Peterson of Pacific was the guest of MiBses - Edna, and Clara Muehler, Sunday. : - , Dr. and Mrs. Will North, and Dr and Mrs, Williams of Webster Groves, are spending their 'vacation with J. w. .North and daughter. COMMON LABORERS- WANTED The Government wants 29 com mon laborers at New Port News, Virginia. Tha wages are 86 cents an hour for eight hours, with time and a half for over time. A man can put in as much overtime as he likes. Board 1.00 a day. Railroad fare absolutely free from St. Louis, Mo. ' Apply to Clyde Reed, Pontiao Building, St. Louis, Mo and Bay you are from Franklin county,' ' CLARK BROWN, Agent Union, Mo. Any time is a good time to open an account in this bank. Now is the best time. Come in and start yourself on the road to easy and independent circumstances. I i tir isnii Open Saturday alghts from GMO to 7.3 O When you Have bacttacne the liver or kidneys are out of gear. Try Snnol it does wonders for the liver. kidneys and bladder. A trial- 35c bottle of Hanoi will convince you. Get It at the drug store. . JFETO WORTIfLIVIIi'G iiaois Lady Says Carim Wrocglil Great CLanje b Her Healih. Imimmmmrm '-1 . .. Paris,, iS.Miss Lydia Afbogast, of this place, writes: "When I was Id years old ... I was, srna(i; very mall tor my age. I had a bad colorhad the sick headache all the time, just drsgrfng through school. , . 1 didn't feel like go ing to school and my mother and I were worried about myself, for I felt I couldn't stand that condition longer. Hardly cared to live. After taking a few bottles of Cardul, 1 taw a great cluuige In my healih ... my color fine and I began to grow ... I got well and Strong. ' I was a dilferent girl and have been ever since. I give Cacdui !! the praise, And had there not been a change in me when I first bt?M Cardyt couldn't have lived! ...lis? teafttcha gradually disappeared" at my health was built up and lile becama worth living." Card-u-1, the woman's tonic, purely vej;et-b!e, tale, gentle and kIW,c in its action, has helped many women in ii;a past 40 years, andshoulJ do the tame lor you. II you sutler from womau-y troubles, try Cari1-n-L - MCa-li Cleaning, Repairing - and Pressing, . . . Suits to Orcier.. . v-V v- lam now eoniluoting my tailorino; business at my home in North Union, ready to give satisfactory service cleaning, repairing and pressing. ,The Hofman sanitary appliance is used. If you wish a suit made to or-i6r vw' CftU on you with samples of latest fabrics. Will call for clothed to be repaired hnd will make prompt delivery. . Your patronage ia respectfully solicited. FRANK FREISE Phone52L6 .... i , ,T , ., i - f . . ' ' , . V.. M, iV. i..p ' ' "; ;'y .) " f-":!;;i j"? mitu -. 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Richard Lee Holt Sr. letter to his wife Minneford Francis Holt, January 26, 1945 :: Richard L. Holt, Sr. Papers
Home Richard L. Holt, Sr. Papers Richard Lee Holt Sr. letter to his wife Minneford Francis Holt, January 26, 1945	
Transcript 1st Sgt R.L. Holt Mrs Richard L. Holt	Btny "B" 936 PA Fayetteville, Arkansas	A.P.O. 464% P/M RFD #5	New York NY Jan 26, 1945 My Dearest. Just a few lines to say I am OK. I wrote an Air mail last night, but am afraid it might be longer coming so will send this along. We got up to a nice slick morning. Had a freezing rain last-night and every thing was covered with ice this am. And it looks now as if it were going to snow again. Hope this finds you all well, also that I get lots of mail to-day. I Love you Sweetheart Lee
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Background. Originally Medicaid covered the elderly, the disabled, children in low-income families, and low-income pregnant women. In 2010 Medicaid coverage was expanded by Congress to include the working poor. In 2012 the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the provision of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) requiring states to expand Medicaid was unconstitutional. This made it a state option whether or not to expand Medicaid. Currently 33 states and the District of Columbia have adopted Medicaid expansion. Seventeen states (including Nebraska) have not expanded Medicaid. Three of those states, including Nebraska, are currently considering expanding Medicaid.
Several bills to adopt Medicaid expansion in Nebraska have been proposed but none were enacted. So Medicaid expansion proponents circulated a ballot initiative petition and successfully placed Initiative 427 on the November 6, 2018 ballot. If approved by Nebraska voters, Initiative 427 would amend Nebraska’s existing Medicaid statutes to require Nebraska officials to apply to the federal government for Medicaid expansion. Then the Medicaid expansion statutes could be modified only by a super-majority of 33 votes in the Nebraska Unicameral (very unlikely to occur). The Medicaid expansion, if federally approved, could go into effect beginning in 2020.
Business letters are crucial to communicate messages from time to time. It is true the art of letter writing is gradually subsiding however, it is important for you to draft business letters when you are trying to communicate important business matters to concerned parties. It is true that people prefer to write emails when it comes to business correspondence however business letters still have their air of authority over emails in the corporate world.
Business letters are crucial especially when you wish to communicate and keep a record of important matters. Daniel DeKoter is an experience civil litigation and business lawyer in the USA and he says that it is prudent to take legal aid and advice when you are drafting business letters. These letters have a format and there should be certain rules you must abide to. The Daniel DeKoter Lawyer team helps clients draft business letters and they say that the following components should be present when it comes to their drafts-
Purpose- Every business letter must have a specific purpose in mind. The objective of drafting this letter is to communicate the purpose you have in mind. He says that while drafting business letters people often use unnecessary words and the whole purpose of the letter gets buried in the midst of words. He recommends that when you wish to draft a business letter, you should take the help and consultation of professional experts like him. They will help you draft the right letter that is precise and has the purpose of the letter clearly defined.
Audience- When you are drafting the letter, keep in mind the audience. There are many types of business letters and you should keep the audience in mind when you are sending these letters to them. For instance, you may write a business letter to the MD of a company or you may write a business letter to your clients. The format and the language of the business letter will differ here.
Simplicity- When you are drafting a business letter always keep in mind that simplicity should be maintain. Do not use long sentences that have a high level of ambiguity and confuse the reader more and more. It is crucial for you to use words that are simple and convenient for the reader to understand. If you are not good at the choice of words for the business letter you can always ask legal content professionals to help you.
The Daniel DeKoter Lawyer team says that if you are not good at writing business letters and need help for the same, you may contact them for help. In fact, all good business and civil litigation lawyers will help you if you face problems writing business letters. They will guide you on the draft and also check the format of the letter so that everything is accurate and conveys the clear message of the letter to the reader without hassles.
Medical negligence is a term that is often confused with medical malpractice. These two are related in some way, but their differences still stand out. Most people who suffer from injuries while undergoing treatment by physicians are not conversant with what medical negligence means and how to file a claim for compensation. Unfortunate outcomes of a routine medical procedure may not fall under the bracket of medical negligence and if you are not certain about a particular injury and whether it is a case of medical negligence, consult a certified personal injury attorney for clarification.
Medical negligence refers to an action made by a medical practitioner which resulted in an injury that could have been avoided or one that caused harm to a patient. It could also describe a situation where a physician failed to do an appropriate action, and this caused the patient harm or worsened their condition. There are several ways in which medical negligence can occur, and it is paramount to know the requirements that must be met for a case to be declared as one of medical negligence.
A claim for compensation has to clearly illustrate that the medical professional in question was obliged to take care of the patient at that time and showcased poor professionalism that under the conditions at that instant, led to the loss or injury. Since everybody is not medical savvy, a medical expert will have to analyze the situation and illustrate that under normal conditions, the suspect practitioner inability to demonstrate that skill led to the injury which could have been averted had an appropriate action been taken.
Treatments that fall below the standards set at times fall under medical negligence. These standards are established to uphold the safety and well-being of the patients and any lapse in adhering to them are answerable. If a patient can prove that the treatment they received was well below the set standards, they end up with a strong claim for a medical negligence compensation.
It is evident that you need sufficient evidence to support your medical negligence case. Here are some types of evidence that can help prove your claim;
Medical Records-Refers to all the records outlining the medical procedures done on the patient and they include x-rays, CT scans among others.
Detailed Statement- These are the written reports received from the concerned parties explaining the whole situation to the best of their knowledge.
Witnesses such as close family members and friends who were around when the action happened or who have any knowledge that might help push for the claim.
The remaining evidence is received from independent medical professionals who are contacted by your legal representative to determine whether the case qualifies to be a medical negligence one or not. In most cases, these experts play a huge role in determining which direction the claim goes as they prepare a report and analyze the situation based on medical grounds.
Medical negligence cases are quite common, and it is advisable to be on the lookout and ensure you receive quality health care. The implications of such situations can be severe and could lead to death. In case of any clarification, always contact a Schrueders medical negligence lawyer and you will be advised accordingly.
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See LICENCE.txt in the source code for more details. Events The writer emits an error event when it detects a problem with its input - for example, objects in the wrong order. Checking the link for ideas, thanks again! Options 2+3 combined sound good.
This happens in line inveniosoftware/[email protected]#L0R275 but is also replicated at: inveniosoftware/[email protected]#L0R1146 in order to be sure that in every condition LibreOffice receives the correct HOME environment variable. How would I pass the output of one command to multiple commands? Automate this is not a problem under UNIX. I am running on ubuntu 12.10.
Is .pdfa an accepted standard extension ? I noticed that if I compiled the DocumentLoader exemples from command line with the makefile provided with the exemple a DocumentLoader.rdb was generated. This is probably good enough! I had to modify a file and to add some code for 8100 port.
Hi, I've perused the rest of the forums but can't seem to find this specific message (I've seen others about service managers not being available). installation of libproj-dev didn't change anything (I think, it was already installed). If it causes you problems, please raise an issue. Give apache sudo privileges to run /usr/local/bin/unoconv.sh script www-data ALL=NOPASSWD: /usr/local/bin/unoconv.sh Test it out in a php script In your web root, create a file called test_unoconv.php <?php # Provide the </p>
Would it be acceptable to take over an intern's project? Thoughts? If that has been done you have already installed everything, but *wait* one very important thing you should still know of: Every time you want to run your own code or I don't know how many hours I spent on this.
To see the available options type brew options gdal then to be fancy you can type brew install --with-postgresql gdal after a while you should be good to go with dependencies, Why was Spanish Fascist dictatorship left in power after World War II? I've uninstalled and reinstalled, ran as admin, ran under XP, 7, etc., and have ran both the Help repair and the Installation repair programs, all to no avail. Do you encouter an error?
That worked for me, but I haven't able to replicate why. I have no /opt/libreoffice3.6 but I do have a /usr/lib/libreoffice. more stack exchange communities company blog Stack Exchange Inbox Reputation and Badges sign up log in tour help Tour Start here for a quick overview of the site Help Center Detailed Unfortunately I believe not.
kaplun commented Sep 17, 2012 Hi don't know if this might help, but we are also using (a patched) unoconv to run Open/Libreoffice on SLC5/6 triggered from Apache (mod_wsgi). intellisense commented Jul 28, 2014 @sockmonk Which log files you are talking about? Tools ->Options->Projects->VC++ Directories -> Library files Add \windows\lib directory 5.3. Tip An-other way to put Openoffice as a network listener is to use the Danny Brewer's OooBasic macro : UnoConnectionListener_2004-03-12.zip available at http://www.ooomacros.org/dev.php#100069 This is a OooDraw document with buttons, very
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This means that Redis treats them as just arrays of bytes and places no further interpretation on them - in particular it doesn&apos;t attempt to interpret them as strings with particular It means that www-data failed silently to bind soffice.bin to port 2002, although the listener is running as you can see above the ps aux result. Output File format The writer currently only produces version 6 files. My problem comes in fact from a bug in setsdkenv_windows.bat.
thanks, hermannkm commented Jul 12, 2016 • edited Having had the same problems and studying these discussions I decided trying to hardcode HOME to /tmp at about line 1216 in /usr/bin/unoconv: So that here is a complete little guide for OpenOffice with VC++ .NET Regards Lars François has improved the complete procedure with remarks : Following all the steps I (_francois_) encountered If CRC is disabled, this object will still be produced. The RDB stream is complete at this point and the writer should be finalised in the normal ways - e.g.
You can probably do it all in one install. So you should serialize the conversion requests by using something like flock rather than have multiple requests end up on the running instances at the same time. noego commented Sep 13, 2012 I have no clue. Is there a way to detect when HOME is not acceptable, maybe we can be smarter about it and test the erroneous condition and default to an acceptable HOME in /tmp
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