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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-02
FREE TRANSPORTATION.

GENOA, Italy, Dec. 2.-The Ameri-
can consul general, Dr.. John Jones,
has made all arrangements with the
proper authorities for the free and
speedy transportation by rail Of the
American Christmas gifts to the orph-
ans OF Austria and Germany.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-02
EVACUATION PROPOSALS.

WASHINGTON. Dec. Proposals
for creating neutral zones in the wat
ers OF the western hemisphere con-
serving the rights of neutrals will be
laid by the United States before the
governing board OF the Pan American
union which consists Of six diplomat
ic representatives of the twenty-one
American republics.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-02
SOLDIER ARRESTED
In Colorado FoIIowingt the Theft
of Thousands of Dollars
from a Postoffice.

WALsENBURG. Clio, Dec. Burt
Howard. a private In troop F. Fifth
United States cavalry. was arrested
here today following the theft of
$4,000 from the postoft1ce last
night. Officials said $4,000 was
found in Towards mattress. Howard
has been stationed here with the
United States troops patrolling the
coal strike district.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-02
SERVIAN SITUATION
Is Reported as Critical with the
Servian Army withdrawn
from Belgrade.
tsY NEGOTIATE paEas,

LONDON, Dec. 2.-1n despatch
from Sofia, Bulgaria. correspondent
says reports received there Indicate
the situation in Servia is critical. The
Servian army, 1t is declared, has been
withdrawn from Belgrade and tele-
graphic communication between Bel
grade and Nish, the present location
of the capital, has been interrupted.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-02
MAN SHOT
And Killed by Another in the
Latter's Office in the City
of Atlanta, Ga.
tpY Assee,ArEp enran,

ATLANTA. Dec. flames P. Gala
way, a prominent young business
man. was shot and instantly killed
early today by W. c. Carhart, presi-
dent OF shoe manufacturing COM
pany. The killing occurred in Car
hart's apartments in the fashionable
residence section. Carhart immedi-
ately notified the police and sur
rendered.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-02
ONE DRUNK d,

One man was arraigned in police
court Wednesday morning, charged
with drunkenness. He paid his as
sessed fne Of $3.50 and was released.i
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-02
ROYAL NAME
Is Won in English Court by the
Fitzgerald Woman in LOnq
Standing Dispute.
knY AtsoelArEn parse,

LONDON, Dec 1.-The long
standing dispute of two American
women, Lydia Eleanor Fitzgerald
and Josephine Motfitt. as to which
was entitled to style herself Princess
Victor OF Thurin and Taxis was set
tied in the chancery court today in
favor of Mrs. Fitzgerald. The court
allowed Mrs. Fitzgerald $500 damage
and granted her an injunction
against Miss Moff1tt The prince is
now serving in the Austrian army.
Prince Victor of Thurin and Taxis,
a member of a well known Hungar-
ian family. came to the United Statez
in 1906 and in New York contracted
a matrimonial alliance with ar
American actress named Josephine
Moffitt, who came originally from
Jacksonville, Fla. The PRISE left
Miss Moffitt and in 1911 he was mar
ried to Mrs. Fitzgerald, former wife
of General Gerald Fitzgerald at
Uniontown. Pa. The difficulties of
the prince and the woman who cl;lims
the right to use his title have Even
up from time to time in the courts
of New York, Paris arr London.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-02
'THE WEATHER.

Cloudy tonight and ThuFsdhy, pro
ably rains. Colder Thursday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-10-15
UNION SUITS FOR
WOMEN.

7479-F'ine r. b b e d
bleached, ankle length, high
neck and long sleeve.
Sizes "a to A bust, Suit
only DUO
7720- Good weight heec-
ed, bleached, high neck,
long sleeves, ankle length.
"a to a bust. Suit Toe
$3.50 Fine bleached suit
slightly feeced, low neck,
elbow sleeve, ankle length.
81 to A bust. Suit ....$1.OO
907- Same as $3.50, ex-
cept it has high neck and
long sleeve. Price ....$1.OO
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-10-15
Morgan.

Mrs. j. B. Robson called an MIS-
Freeman Hawkins Tuesday. Z,
Max Dale was caller at DaVid
Hubbard's Sunday. ~
John Flynn and wife were Leon
visitors Saturday. c,uao
Z. M. L. Dale attended the Clyde
Marvin sale Thursday. !.
II 4 Fulton, candidate for sheriff.
was in this vicinity Thursday.
Several of the school teachers
from this vicinity attended Ieacners
institute at Leon Friday and sat
!: Walter Osborne, candidate for
AVIATOR. was calling in these parts
MRS NJ. L. Dale, Max Dale and ..
= Cozad visited at Leon SATURDAY
nhe guests of Mr.. and Mrs. a, 3. Wor-
ley. a;nose 81 Leon
"a F Cozad had business at DAVID
Hubbard's Tuesday. IL ~; !,
" Ed Spencer and Clyde Marv a :.
we're callers at NJ. L. Dale.s one oay
last week. While there Mr. Marvin
bought four fine mules from NE.
Dale.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-10-15
ROLL OF HONOR.
Pupils in the Leon Schools Who Have
Been Neither Absent Nor Tardy
During Month of September.
NORTH BUILDING.


NORTH BUILDING.
LIST grade, Miss Athena Crawford,
,teacher.-Francis Adair, Robert AL
len, Larkin Berry, Louise Coleman,
James Coleman, Francis Cherrington,
Royce Baker, Virgil Hull, Edith Hat
field, Orlin Jacobs, Harriette Mitten,
Gerald Swisher, Loris Worden, AL
bert Allen.
1st grade, Miss Alkaline Crawford,
teacher.-Mildred Axes, Gladys Bak-
er, Martha Bennett, Edna Elwell, Milo
Hamilton, Katherine Hurst, Louis
Long, Hadley Metz, Elizabeth Minor,
BERTHE Pickering, Bessie Rumley,
Margaret Louise Stout, Stephen
Smith, Howard Worley.
NORTH BUILDING.
End and 9rd grades, Harriet Bea-
vers, teacher-Dorothy Kline, Helen
Hansell, Jennie Benefel, Margaret
Alexander, Vera Johnson, Dean New
lin, Truman Merwin, Karl Penniwell,
Harry Jenkins, Frederick Fisher,
James Darr, Marion Pease, Francis
Smith, Francis Howard, Francis Nc
Harness, Francis Wallace, Kenneth
Metz, John Harris, Opal Elwell, Wes-
Icy Rceder, Clifford Pickering,
George Post, Hortcnsc Warner, Mar
garet Adair, Irene Harris, Ruth
Pottorff, Virginia Barry, Mabel
Brooks, Hazel Smith, Lcona Clemen-
son, Gertrude Hatfield, Ronald Fish
err.
3rd and 4th grades, Miss Joseph
inc Cooney, teacher.-Raymond
49, -
Hurst, Roy Barber, Louise Smith
Lucille Asbury, Helen VanWerden,
Ruth Johnson, Opal Pickering, Mar
gerry Long, Lenore Phillips, Winnie
Cooper, Audrey Barber, Merle San
ders, Virgil Cherrington, Gleason
Starr, Harold McHarness, Frank
Coleman, Leon Benefiel, Harold
Pickering, Edgar Hansell.
9Th grade, Miss Winnie Cash,
teacher.-Louie Jenkins, George
Johnson, Howard Pickering, Harold
Reeder, Truman Wallace, May Adair
Bernice Alexander, Ora Bowman,
Mae Clemensen, Ruth Elwell. Leona
Hatfield, Verda Mclaughlin, Frances
Louise Penniwell, Vera Pottorff, Yer
ona Smotherman, Esther Schenck,
Paullne WOOQmanSee.
9Th grade, Miss Olive Gwinn, teach
er.-Reginald Alldredge, Pauline AS
bury, Dorothy Beardsley, Curtis Big
ley, Thomas Bradfield, Lawrence Bull
lard, Floy Coons, Gladys Dale, Beu-
lah Evans, Aletha Gaines, Florence
Gates, Gladys Gillian, Oscar Gray,
Juanita Kinds, Cleo Jacobs, Lester
Kalkofen, Margaret Lorey, Maurine
Merwin, Minnie Phillips, Harold
Sears, Margaret Shields, Sarah Shu-
lar, John Stockton, Clarence Swan-
son, James Swim, Mildred Walker,
18th grade, Miss Nellie Mullins,
teacher.-Asa Barber, Lucille Buchan-
an, Marjorie Cesler, Martin Cesler,
Hazel Dunn, Cren Elwell, Fern Estes,
Alma Gray, James Hansell, Imogene
Harden, Stanley V. Hatch, Lydia
Kentner, Edward Mckay, Hazel Nc
Kay, Sarah McKern, Clifford Mer-
viii, Mildred Merwin. Celia Shular
Leland Stated, Maurine Turner, Les
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-10-15
Union Chapel.

Miss Lenna Muse spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Georgia Hull.
Harry Plummer delivered hogs to
Leon Monday.
Miss Jennie Ross visited Sunday
With Miss Fern Melvin.
Roy and Willie Bright spent Sum
day afternoon with Albert. and Oral
Harger.
al Vanpelt and family and Mr.. T.
w. Vanpelt spent Sunday at Bill
Bright's.
Clyde Imhoff was a Leon caller
Monday.
Dixie Muse spent Tuesday night at
his grandparents, Mr. Campbell, OF
south of Leon.
Mrs. Harry Plummer spent We'd
nesday at the home of her parents,
Bill Bright.
Dale Case visited Sunday with
Dossie Akers. B :Fsss
Jim Piercy spent Sunday with
Payton Hull. u
Roy Hargur and family spent sat-
Eurday and Sunday q Willis Crees'
e Grand Rivoe. 3s
% 1slhi g - fanaily visitsd
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-10-15

Smith, May Woods, Ruby Boyd.
Glacus Adair, Edgar Bell, Hazel
Downey, Ollie Quick, Florence Clay,
Elva Gray, Lyman Scott, Genevieve
Maddox, Lena Bright, James ALL
baugh, Pauline Barrett, Jesse Nichol-
son, Helen Weaver, Eulalia Stone
burner, Mildred Buchanan, Glen For
sythe, Gale Marshall.
End and Ord grades, Miss Grace
Beavers, teachers.-Loyd Delong,
Clyde Boyd, Hubert Gray, Wade
Stoner, Fay Pullen, Roscoe Kinds,
Lewis Martin, Glen Forsythe, Ches-
ter Walker, Ruth Johnson, Bessie
Martin, Opal Turner, Bertha May
Wallace, Wilma Buchanan, Mercedes
Zimmerman, Julia DaughtOn, Vivian
Weaver, Pauline Paris, Coda Peters,
Geraldine Kimport, Pauline Sears,
Gussie Osborn, Dorcas Adair, Martha
Bright, Ula Johnson, Irene Robert
son, Ruth Still, Mona Forsythe.
4th and 9Th grades, Miss Ella Gro
gan, teacher.-Loretta Sires, Dorothy
Martin, Monica Daughton, Charles
Mapes, Edgar Epperley, Helen Still.
Ruth Hamilton, Harl Pitman, Muriel
Turner, Lyman Axes, Veta Robert
son, Loris Stoneburner, Doris Low
rance, Harold Gustin, Ruth Kinds.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-10-15

Leeper residence Friday evening of
this week. All of the Boosters are
invited.
Charles Morgan is slowly improv-
ing and it is hoped that he may soon
be able to come home from the Leon
hospital.
Last week, Rev. Ronk and wife, M.
F. Springer and wife, F. A. CARRIER
and wife, j. F. CARRIER and wife and
Robert Pearson, Calvin Ryan and
Randolph Ridgeway attended the dis
trict conference of the Brethren
church at North English, Iowa. They
report an interesting conference and
an enjoyable time.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-10-15

ter Va ostrand
9Th E5fade, Miss Halle V. Moore,
teacher.-Maurine Penniwell, Verna
Sires, Fay Marshall, Dillon Frost,
Helen Gammill, Lawson Grey, Lin
coin Follmer, Verne Stoner, Mae Nc
Kern, Abigail Alexander, Ray Robert
son, Fern Thompson, Hattie John
son, Walter Stover, Lou Sears, Maud
Gunter, Ruth McEndree, Norborne
Harris, Harry Gillian, Clara McHar-
ness, Tempel Brown, Otis Stuteville,
Jennie CLANCY, Anna Bunch.
9th grade-Clella Anderson, Doyle
Brown, Irene Buchanan, Mabel Car
rithers, Edgar Caster, Josephine
Coder, Earl Dodge, Amanda Folmer
George CARRIER, Georgia CARRIER, Carl
Gittinger, Clara Graham. Roy Gunter,
Burr Hatch, Ethel Hewlett, Cleo
Hill, Dorothy Hoffman, Marjorie
Hoffman, Georgia Hull, Stephan
Hurst, Nettie Hutchinson, Glen
Kentner, Page Mckinley, Maude Nc
Morris, Marjorie Mullinnix. Frederick
Parrish, Lua Record, Alpha Riddle,
Grace Robinson, Neoma Robinson,
Ralph Sage, Alta Sears, Ruth Shields,
Merle Stephens, Harriet Stewart,
Irene Stone, Doris Stoner, leila
Stuteville, Ardes Woodland, Jesse
Fclrlcr.
10th Grade-Ethel Beers, Okal
Brown, Rhea Butler, Marie Campbell.
Ethel Carrithers, Alvie Durell, Jane
Folmer, Pearl Cannon, Addie
Hogue, Helen Imhoff, Eliza Kalkottin,
Nancie Kemp, Alma Kindblade, Ofie
Leeper, Harry Lemley, Irving Little,
James McHarness, Joe McMorris,
Max Morgan, Leila Musselman, Fran
els Pearson, Barbara Penniwell,
Beulah Pottorff, Frederick Rush,
Walter Scott, Marian Slade, Ethel
Smotherman, Ruth Tharp, Teresa
Tullis, Glen Walker, Marcia Wallace,
Ray Wiley, Harry Woodland, Thelma
Woodmansee
Brown, Geo. Chastain, Ethel Coffin,
Gladys Dunn, Freda Ferren, Gerald
hamilton, Cuba Hayes, lila Hazlet,
Carney Howell, Helen Jones, Frances
Kentner, Joe Keshlear, Dewey Long,
Lanelle Mullinnix, Myrtle Phipps,
Leslie Pullin, Lula Rumley, Lelah
Ryan, Marjorie Shular, Neil Smith,
Geo. Springer, Mabel Slower, Hazel
Stuteville, Bruce Townsend, Erema
Woolman, lone Woolman.
18th grade-Nina Bowman, Lola
BraZelton, Lulu Bright, Leal Buchan-
an, Grace Campbell, Rollic Dale, Mar
guerite Daughton, LYDIA Davis, Grace
Durell. Leila Easter, Elma Forbes.
Clara CARRIER, Myra CARRIER, Dorothy
Hull, Gretchen Hurst, Bert Kemp,
Fern Melvin, Margaret McKlveen,
Nina Olsen, Neal Quiet, Bryan Rob-
bins, Helen Rumley, Howard Sage,
Andrew Scott, Willard Slower, Hocry
VanNostrand
SOUTH BUILDING.
LIST grade, Miss Helen Deck, teach
erer-Jennie Lester Bell, Ida Louise
Maddox, Charles Turner, Auburn
Kimport, Adrah Nicholson, Paul Cas-
ter, Thelma Forsythe, Vern belong,
Raymond Wright, Leland Hatch,
Chester Kinds, Zelma Hill, Leona
Poush, Margery Kinds, Irene Wood,
Raymond Boyd.
LIST and End grades, Miss LYDIA Ep-
perley, teacher.-Floyd Axes, Alber-
ia Hamilton, Ulna Mapes, Kathryn
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-10-15
Brush College.

Miss Vesta Evans assisted Mrs. Ed
Griffin with her house work a few
days last week.
Willie Hubbard spent Sunday with
Lester Lille.
Ralph Frost and wife of Leon Wis
tied couple of days last week with
David Hubbard and family.
Bessie Evans was guest of Ethel
and Florence Evans Sunday
Albert Hamilton and Levetta Co
Fad called at David Hubbard's Mon
day.
Miss Eta Lille and brother Les
ter were Leon callers Friday.
Miss Helen Barrett visited Friday
night with her cousin, Mrs. Tade
Griffin.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-10-15
!, Crown.

- q Morgan received another car
Of coal this week. :, 81 Inc
Al Rav Jacobs, OF Leon, preached y
~ =. - 81 mel last sunday afternoon:
Mrs. Mary Stone went last "a. wse II, =. !
New Jersey to visit her sister VIZ
lives there. go. q, -
Crown chapel q being uostSu 3 5
aSaw root this Wee u, -.
Hfo Iruo Bloe stItl - ~. q =; -
40 - ~ = - a !. J:
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Bright and son
Lester visited Sunday at Dan
Bright's.
Marie Imhoff visited last week at
George Redman's of Van Vert.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-10-15
Visits His Invalid Grandmother.

Mr.. J.. S. Mansfield of Leon, shis
state, was In Newton last Friday,
coming especially 70 see Mrs. James
S. Riaehart, wE.o continues very crit
tically i'll, although somewhat i'm
proved. Mr.. Mansfield is the hus-
band of our Mildred Rinchart,. and
we regret that VIC were not in the
Office when he called to see us, at
Mildred's direction. That new baby
girl in his home, which came only a
few weeks ago. made It Imperative
for Mr.. Mansfield to cut his visit very
short. Newton Record.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-10-15

REPORTER FOR SALE BILIA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-15
Garl q. Isabel In ct. Charles BON
einem Giienbabnsnge get6otet.

GarI gf. .@aibeI, BON MorriIon
etn Sobn 6es berit. @eorg gBaibel,
friIber aIs &auflnmm IN gotsban
araaiiig tpllrbe mn Mitttpod glbetpS
IN ct. gbarles bon eineln 3lpge Der
Wf. 6. & Z. gtiellbabn iiberfabre,1
,l1t6 9et0otet. Ser no9 lti6t gairs
90 1Sabne 5blelp0e il,nge 0eaim luar
aaf Dem &egierungsbannpier 2ielt
Serpis beiddftigt, ipel6er BEL ct
CHARLES an9elegt batte. Sort bottle CT
etre 9epeide erbalten lpatb Siol,1
Gitn, Soma, au tonnlelt, mo- er ei,te
npSene Stelle erbalten 9otte lulb ,par
i'm SegriFf bon ct. CHARLES Die Iei.
ie oortbin arslltreten, als Elm gil5ua
i'm beian lleberi9reiten bes 9abnge.
leifes traf un6 tobtete.
9ie Seide miro bei,te no6 @orri.
ion gebra6t iperoetb mo Ole 9eeroi-
gturg am Sonlrtag ouf Dem glarr
6riebbofe itottfinbel miro. Ser al,i
10 tragii6e @eiie lnn's 2eben ge.
fon1nlene iinage Mmn biiterlGBt Ell
nen 8rltber 8m. @aibel in @asco.
naoe lunb eine Sdapeiter, Sruu Sos
SpedbaIs, in Morriion tpo6nbaft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-15
Sermann Slnns in @ascpnaoc &c.
itprben.

0ie &eiGen Der olten glniieOIer bon
@asoollube County lidten ii6 iutlner
nlebr; lDieoemtnl bat elmer bon III
zen INNS aitf irn1lter perlnIIen.
9lhu porigen 3oln,erstao itnrb III
ser @obmln9 ieines SoblpeS, Gitgon
GImls, in @ascpnooe, bel peIdem
er idon ieit ntebreren Subren fei4le
Seiillotb aufgeidIogGl bate, Sermm
gGalts, i'm borgeriicften Ilter BON 73
rSabre1 luto Z Waopnten.
Der Geritorbelle fnm in fritber SSSlt
Nen1 init ieireat gltern BON 0elttid)-
laro bierber, meldje itb bor lllpgefabr
60 SSabren, alf einer 5arm ar Der
Coles Greet, ill urierem @ountp lpic-
6erlieBen, S5ier berbLieb er llto be-
trieb oae Sarnerci, bis OoS 9tIter
i'm 5tpalpg ieinen Sanlbetricb mlf.
5ltgebcn lnrb ieit n1ebreren SSabren
Dotte er 0lber, 5l6anwIen nit iein2r
@attirt ieile !Seinlatb BEL Dem
Sobn, in @asconaGe, atf8eIdlagen.
SSn oem @elaei1apeier in peld)enl
CT beiipabe iein gon5eS 2eben 5lt8e-
bradDt batte, erire''te er iib boBer
urtb allgenleirer 9ifr2alg INN Dintcr-
lGBt bnielbit eiller 5oblreiden &reis
con SramOcm sluber ieiner @uttin
biltterlGBt er 5ipei S0b1le lurO nteb.
rere S06ter. Seine Iter6Liden
lteberreite ipatrben aan lebten SolrS,
tug bierber gebradt inpb, nnboenl
Der Srotergotteabiendt in Der ct
@eopgs Stride beelbNet mar, falpo bie
9eeroigalng mlf Dem tatboliidet
iSrieobofe itatt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-15
Bermu,,n, aslo., grettue, nen 15. aBlat 1914
|ergleidenbe Statiitif ber Trbeits-
l6bne anf Tarmen.

Cine Gr9ob,usg Der 9obne, fiirsere
arbeitsftamrben ,ath bobere SaoItel
bes nnterbaltes Der Sarmarbeiter
miro bonn itaatIiden arbeitsburem
als gum Sbeil fir one bobeen Sc.
beitsnuittelpreiie beranttportIih er.
afjtet.
Die @rbobilng Ser 2obne nnb
@erfiiraiing Der @rbeitsItupoen alpi
oem 2anbe ipirb ais slnIod,uig fir
Die iln6eiddftigten Stdoter get6m,,
INN oieie 5,l peranluiien aui bas
Sano binaals 81 fonunen. Sn 1893
betrng Der bltrditbnittIidc Monuts.
Iobn eilles Sarmarbeiters $t4.56,
ei1uHieBIid) Scott ,mb 2ogis. Gag.
lid mllBte er bon 12 biz Is Sti1p-
nen arbeiten. SSett lit Ser Hllr6-
id,1littlide MollntsIobn $21.60 bel
10 Stqlnoen slrbeit pro Sag. ssnl
s&nter miro ipelliger gearbeitet aIa
10 Shlnoe1 ober inn Sonunnler hpie
Der nlebr. 9lrbeiter, ipelde bel oen
6arnern nidt in Die Soft geben,
erbielteu in 1909 bqlr6idrittIid
$20.36 pro Moalut inn gergleidy ai
$t4.56 in 1898. SIM lebten Sabre
erbielt 6erIeIbe slrbeiter i'm 9ltrd,.
idrHtt $29.4 pro @onnt,
9ie @rntenrbeiter, ipelde in 1893
MIR $1.10 pro Sag erbielter, uii
aolt uno 2ogis ei,sgeid)Goiien, er.
bicIten IN 1918 $1.57 pro Cog
Dime Soft imb Soais erbielten iie
in 1893 $t.33 lur6 IN 1918 $1.99
pro Sag. SSSr 1918 erbtelten Grntc.
orbeiter in Mlnleioto $243, Snipe
1926, georo 3afota $2.70, Gil
9afota $2.37, @oibington $2.4t
syoobo $2.31, @ontnna 1921, SGi
nois $1.93 pro Sag NIT Saoit ltrrt
9ogis.
Die Sngelobner aurter ben Sornt
orbeiterm erbieIten hi 1893 biirb
idyniHIih Csc. pro Cog in @iiiour
nit Soft lunb 2o9iso unb S9c obn
Soft ino 2ogis. Sn 1918 mar be
9reis $1.0S nit Scott lup6 2ogt'
inb $1.39 obtre Soft uno Sogis
T9rei OeabIaeiten lurb cine Sdlaf
Itdtte lparen fir ole sSarmarbeitel
in 1913 pro Sag 81 Gents perfb
SSSn ben StGbten mare ein 10 billiges
2eben nidt 6eilfbar.
gSie aus Der Sniorrnation ber'
porgebt, lpelde oas lalnNlptrtbfdaIt
lid,e 9epartelnelt in @dlbingtor
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-15
Ct. 2oniier Marftprciic.

Die @ei5enborrdtbe nabnen nic.
Der tudbreno Ser am 0ienStag sll
gapbe 9egangenen 8ode Inn ein be-
tradtlid,es Gipalrtlrm ab, poour1 be
Daarft aefrGftigt mlrbe. Cine me-
ientlirbe Rreisiteigerllirg trat ieood
nidt ein Sa oie 9lltslidten ouf bia
5eboritebelroe Grllte, ipie hereits oes
0fteren eripdbnt, iebr giillitig iinb,
unb iebe bebelterbere SnlrileISinl.
ntatng nelltraliiieren. @ar greiic
merben sur 3eit, iupter Dem Sin.
iIlliie bieier 9[lrsiihten, ourd g(nge.
bot unb geadfroge beltinnlt. Ga
Die Nodhfroge infolge Ser a6lporterr
ben Saltlne bes 8itbliflun8, perbdIt'
nisnrGbio fIau lit, iibt iie feiren
iiarfen ginilltB mlf Sen greiSltolH
alts.
Ser Snlr6el lit flnl, urb aus oen
gerin9elr, bon Der Sorm fommen0en
3ufubrGt lit 8n euiebch boB nebr
@eisen oIs 6lltter belmltt tuoroen iIt
oIS nlnt Hsbcr nngelWnmtelr botte.
Breiie iparen om 0ielrstag fir vgru'
ceo" ipei6en 8irtertpei5en in ct.
2ouis 931a-96 Gents, in Gbicago
94%- -96A Gents.
Wiai8 mar iebr felt DGbreirO Ner
nerfIoiieren 8o6e infoIge bes S6a.
hens, oen bie grnte in argentiniet
erIitten bot, Die Stinnuuug lit cine
beIiere, unb miro bnrd ben Stono
Scr cigeren Grlbe begiimItigt @roBe
g Sreiserb6bungen tperben nidt IN
9llBfidit 0citcllt. Mon be5dblte fiir
,aro6e6" Mais am Sienstag in ct.
2oltis 65 big 721a Cts. pro guibel,
Iebteren areis fiir Dos bette tpeibe
&oun. 0ie @a6ftuee lit gut.
Safer ipar felt, BEL gutter gtodr
froge utuo reidliden 8orr1tl)en Der
Ereis fiir norobeo" betragt pro 8n'
Id,eI 371@-401a Gts. fir dolce"
tpei6en Safer, genut tpie por elmer
@ode.
&atofieIn boben ei1leil ifhpnderen
greis6torb, BEL nt1Biger Nadfroge
lur6 gr5beren 3asfitbren Ger Breis
betrGot GOT Gts pro gnIbel.
Der Greis fir Ieberoe Sfpeine 1T
am Gien$tog 9eitieger nodoem nor-
ber elm geie6ergong ein8etreten mar.
9leine lupS nnagere Sdhpeine foften
81. .OO-$S.00 pro Gentrter, Die be-
item Ebiere aitffuGrts bis 5t $3.50.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-15
Ginc 13.iabrige 2anbidilcrin ne.
'uinnt Gin Sdnlitipcmbinm in
Der Staats-yfprmalidule.

Goinltp SdulIiiperintenbett g.
90. 0mtiiier bnt ioeben bie @ro.
olrlnng Der examinations Yapiere
pollenSe, lpeld)e bon oen 2ebrerr,
Der perldpiebeaten 9iitrift Sdulen
BON @Gseonooe Goapntp an i'm eir,.
gelmlbt iporben lporen. Son oen 81
S6iilern pes a1tcn @rooes, ipeIde
grohqdrt pitr6er, bot oie fleip, 13.
idbriee Marp Guplor, bon Der @eI.
Ter Sdille, in Der 9tGbe boz, Go.
'laaat, ors tpel6er G6riit. 9oenio
Sebrr ii8 init so 4.5 9ro3elh, oen
bodjIten 9raO erlm1gt, uno lit Dem.
nnb 5u Sem Stipeip6inn bered)tigt
peIdes BON ser Stoats- -9torlnalidulIe
IN GbillioetDe, NO. geitiitet iporoeu
iit.
@bgar Stof, Don ser abortion
Sharle, oh lDclder G. 6. @aertner
inlterri6tet, erlan9te cen b0dyltert
oltrdNdntiitIiden @rao llnter be
S9illern 4 Der SebuIem tpelbe Der
norolibst 9iitrift ser 2apoidnller
hidSem ZIP lit bober 5u Dem Stipell.
ohun int Per Sernnonner SohidnIt
berehtigtS Sluelbes bonn SdplIrot6 IN,
iepr StqNt geitiftet lmlrhc. Sit
@raSldrlp|g fir ben ,torNIiden 9i
itrift miro bcrtte 9lbeno bier, IN oe,
@oiBert Sale, itottinloen.
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Nn.,t,,ter 81

Dem Sulptitatiititer 9l. {. gbmon.
iton bonn itaatliden slrbeitsbupemi
5nr @erfiielnps itellte. betrils bic
Sdnge Der Irbeitsseit fir sSarnl.
arbeiter pabpen6 Der Sriibiabrs.
Saifon rlein Stun6en irp6 81 Wei.
mlten; i'm CONNER 10 Stiie6en
into 81 Mfiauucn; iin Serbft nelpn
Stllnben ll,b SO Miratem lnpS i'm
Winter ad,t Sh,nben lupo 33 Weirlt.
ten. Oies madt eitteal Dl,rdidtitt
fir oaS gaiBe Sdbr bon ireim
Stinhen lrn6 As Miimlten.
Sn <BImlo erbieIten Ole Sarn-
arbeiter ipiibrenb Ser Saat in oen
SSdbron BON 1901 bis 1905 burd.
idnpittIitb 171a Gents pro Gag,
ipdbrertb Der grlte 81 Gents pro
Gag. St 1910 erbieItet iie oort
5ur Sioat 27c. alllb I'M Ger 8ei3ert.
emtte Al Gents pro Cog.
Sn SeIterreid iino ole 2obne
fir SSarnlnrbeiter in ben Ietten 10
Sobren I'M 60 Yrosent eeftiegen;
in 9erultarf ettpa 80 Broseltt; in
Sdhpeoen 3S Bro5eiut; INT Norlpe.
gen 19 Yrosellt. SIN sSapan be5ablt
man bealte buppelt 70 biel fiir slr-
BETTER, oils Dor 10 Sabren.
Sn bert ga,lsen Ser. Staater be-
ldarft ii6 Die grbobintg Der 20bne
fir Sarmarbeiter in ben letter 90
Snbren o,li 81 Gro5crlt lnlb erbal.
ten lie jcst $21,3S pro Wonnt an
Itatt bonlols $3.50 NUT Scott ilpb
2oeis. @leidBeitie lit aber oltd Der
Sorntbeiiter beitat,bie reider 9e.
iporoen, ba iein geiittbann iih i'm
gSertfe per6oppelt bot. s(ih brin.
gen lett ale asroolrfte, meIde er
3iebt, lint so gro3erh nlebr, alS
oollvolS.