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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17

''in order to safeguard the public and
the army against typhoid fever, DR..
Guiteras has planned a campaign against
flies which swarm in some sections OF
the city owing largely to the faulty sys-
tenn Of disposing of garbage" The
American authorities are alert to the
menace of garbage. breeding places and
feeding places of flies and other insects,
and they have assumed the regulation
and the solution Of the garbage problem
It may be depended on that the collec-
ton and disposal OF garbage will be
promptly and properly attended to. The
telegraph also announces as one Of the
manifestations of American activity in
matters of sanitation that splitting in the
streets has been prohibited. This defil-
ing and disease-spreading practice. COM
mon in the cities of the United States.
will not be permitted In Vera Cruz. All
this shows that the public health service
of the United States in charge of santa
ton in Vera Cruz is alive to the danger
of dirt and intends that 1t shall be re-
duced to minimum. If not eliminated,
in that Mexican seaport of traditional
high death rate.
The Star said on April % that the
American occupation of Vera Cruz may
teach Mexico such Il lesson in santa
ton and give that unfortunate country
such an example in combating the dread
diseases of the tropics that finally her
people will bless US That part OF the
prophecy that we shall teach Mexico
great life-saving lesson in sanitary
science is a safe one; that part OF the
prophecy that because Of this lesson her
people at length may bless US Is un-
certain. American sanitarians OF the
navy. army and public health service
have now had a good many years Ok
perience in fighting diseases OF the trop-
fcs and diseases of dirt The experience
of the European nations having tropical
dependencies is also large. and the re-
suits of the experience of Americans ana
Europeans are common property. Mexico
is VIGOROUSLY laggard in sanitation. ana
American occupation of that country
would institute a new order OF Things IN
health as we'll as in other matters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17
The TELEPHONE:

from ST. Nicholas.
Whenever mother telephones
She talks about lot OF things,
So father only sits and groans
Whenever anybody rings.
The seasons earlier this year"
Il haven't got my new straw hat"
II can't, because my child is here
what did her husband say to that"
And father only says. "Hellor'
And takes the phone up In his hand.
rs that You. Hawkins This is Snow.
i wired Chicago. Understand?
I think our man intends to fight.
But we can best him il We try.
You'd better do go. then. tonight.
See you tomorrow. Well, good bye"
And sister says, "oh. il that your
And then she fixes up her hair.
IS IL anybody could see through.
"Oh, don't know. Oh. don't care.
It think 1 can, II you Insist"
'And wasn't yesterday a dreamy''
There's seven on the waiting list
II do love strawberry ice cream"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17
Suspicion.

| shall not say he is a shirk.
The man who says he loves To work,
Nor tell him with sneering snub
To join the Ananias Club.
And yet, when he Is singing say
About the workers joyous way
And unto toll persuading me
I do suspect his studied glee.
He does not seem to do a thing
Except to stand around and sing
shall not say he is a shirk.
Yet sinister impressions Turk
When am toiling like Turk
And he assumes a eoulful smirk
And tells me that he loves to work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17

From the St. Louis Republic.
Roosevelt should have thought twice
before he called his river The River OF
Doubt
From the St Louis Globe Democrat.
But the English geographers must at
least admit that the colonel never saw
that Brazilian river before.
From the Albany Journal.
Anyway. Ananias never told of having
discovered river a thousand miles long.
From the Birmingham Age Herald.
There is a strong tendency in some
,uarters to make the River Of Doubt
doubtful river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17
THEODORE AND The RIVER.

] From the Pittsburgh Dispatch.
II the republican party indorses that
thousand mile river will the colonel call
all things squared up and make peace
once more?
From the Houston Chronicle.
The next thing fin order is for Col
Roosevelt to gently reprove those Lon
don newspapers who are discrediting his
discovery of new river In Brazil.
From the New York World.
We refuse to permit any bilious Brit
Usher no matter what his scientific repu-
tation may be. to shake our faith in
Col Roosevelts geographical veracity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17
A Domestic Resentment.

Crying again said young Mrs. Tor
kins' mother.
Yes. Ch;-rlie doesn't trust me.
What has he been saying
Nothing. But he insists on using the
kind Of a razor that | can't sharpen
lead pencil with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17
A Word of Approval.

How does your boy feel about stay
ing on the farm
Better than he used to-. replied Mr..
Corntossel. He has looked 1t over
and he says the place has the inakins of
some fine golf links"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.
Forbearance Explained.

"your husband has such a gentle dis
nos,,;on he wouldn't harm a fy!'
"IIumph." exclaimed the busy woman.
..rhat's what he says. He hasn't energy
and Industry enough to get near one"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17
One Climatic Certainty.

Though fitfully the sun may glow.
It Is a comfort great and true,
Despite all chill or heat. to know
NV old straw hat at last Is due.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17
Problem of
the Budget.

a;,.r exnenses contracted or rendered
necessary should be covered by an I'm
mediate loan.
The federation is partisan OF a just
tax on incomes. 1t wishes that IT De
ra.1;zed without inquisition that the
business secrets should be respected as
tho basis of public credit on the guar
an,ea of it's force The federation IA
yors electoral reform by permitting
re,ressntation of minorities. which will
thus hermit parliament to raise itself
.bova local competitions and popular
soyereignty thus to attain its full de-
velopment-
rha radical party, represented by NJ
catIlauN. is also very precise, ana de-
rlared itself passionately attached 10
- idea of country; resolved to make
yu the necessary sacrihces TO preserve
lie Integrity of the soil, the fndepend-
moe and dignity of France. And it
concludes: Two camps, two poiicies
are in conflict; such Is the veritaois
sienitication of the elections OF April
IS"
,,rn;,y of Trancew This declaration
does not appear To have been contested
By the electors in the circumscriptioIt
of Manners tSarthe, winch appears ao
have reelected NJ. Caillaux. who VIII
take his seat in the new chamber.
We refrain from discussing the election
of NJ Caillaux at this moment Tor the
reason that the elect is actually charged
with being an accomplish in the crime
known as the crime SaiihuA-Sai
mette'
We await with intense interest the
meeting OF the new chamber. The enc
mics Of the republic charge that the
end of the republic is near. But the
friends OF the republic on the other hand
declare that the third republic will now
take on a new lease of life and that the
third republic has furnished as many OF
high moral conscience as preceding
regimes and that il is unjust to impute
to the republic the misdeeds Of some
passerby who affects to speak IN her
name When the chamber assemblies
let us ho- that the political SKY Will
be clear of clouds and the great ship or
state that Is France will be put on her
course safely and grandiy
Gil CHAILI1E-LONG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17

rvIn order 10 avoid DELAYS on account Q,
,.rsonal absence letters to THE STAR should
not Re addressed to any Individual connected
win the Once. but simply to THE STAR or to
tho Editorial or Business Department, accofdihS
20 tenor or purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17
Crude Calculation.

You will admit that two and two
make four"
Yes replied Mr.. Dustin Stax. But
if you're dealing with millions you ought
to make two and two produce very
much larger total than four
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17

Perhaps il would be wise for a corpo-
ration contemplating the acquisition
of everything in sight to have It's books
heavily insured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17

The National Geog raphIc Society Is TO
be congratulated on the amount of
delicate umpiring it manages TO get
through with In safety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17

In considering the forward strides OF
the nations capital 1T might be re-
marked that Uncle Sam is not con-
tributing a cent toward the salary OF
Walter Johnson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17

Mr. Edison's worry about the cigarette
habit is not surprising. A man who
prides himself on sleepless nights must
have something to think about.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17

Geographers are noting some inter-
estinR facts in connection with terri
tory not SO far away. Oyster Bay is in
process of rediscovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17

Hopes are still entertained that the
A B. c. deliberations may enable this
hemisphere to develop something like
a Hague of its own
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17

The drop in the cost of eggs and
vegetables has, temporarily at least,
taken the edge off the high-cost-of-liV-
ing discussion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17

1t is impossible to restrain a sardonic
disposition to regard Villa as man
who is reaching for a halo that will
never fit him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17

PAYABLE in advance-hy mail. postage prepaid
Daily Sunday included. month. 60 cents
Daily Sunday excepted. one month. 40 cents
Saturday Star. 81 year: Sunday star. $2.%o year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17

The Evening Star with the Sunday morning
edition is delivered nv carriers within the city
At IS cents per month: daily only. =, cents per
month"; Sunday only. ~ cents per month. Orders
may be sent by mail. telephone Main 244o.
collection is made by carrier at the end OF each
month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17

\ little exploration of North America
Tor traces Of an overwhelming demand
may he expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17

peace advocate, however earnest, is
likely to be found nursing a few mental
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17

Entered a. eo-oud class mail matter al the post
orice at Washington, u g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17

IL il, to he doubted whether any other
novelist works as hard for his material
as Mr.. L. Sinclair does.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17

There are moments when a good. re-
liza BILE battleship looks like home TO the
dove of peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17

Business Once. 18th ST. and Pennsylvania Avenue.
New York Office Tribune building.
CHICAGO Once: First National Bank Building.
European Once: Regent St. London England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17

..Complainin' folks is like screech-
owls" remarked Uncle Eben. DE
sadder dey sounds, de mo conf BILE dey
is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17

The gravest problem Of the present
hour is the budget. 1t is necessary Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17

miracle in federal government has
just come to light-army engineers report
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17
Lincoln Suggests
THANKSGIVING.

within the past five days to claim our
special gratitude to God; while what re-
mains undone demands our most sincere
prayers to and reliance upon Him, with
out whom all human effort is in vain. .
The President recommended that all pa
triots, wherever they might be- unite in
prayer and thanksgiving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17

At this time nifty years ago Washing
tion was seething with excitement regard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17

In The Star of the next day. May 10.
1884, is the text Of a proclamation by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17

May il:
I'VE have now ended the 9th day of
very heavy lighting. The result to this
time is much in our favor. Our losses
have been heavy, AS well as those of the
enemy. l think the losses of the enemy
must be greater. We have taken over
5000 prisoners by battle. while he has
taken from us but few. except stragglers.
Il propose to fight it out on this line,
If it takes all summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-17

Besides these were bequeathed the "af-
fafre Rochelle" the Intervention OF Monis
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10

Die ct. 2olplier Yoli5ei, 6ic
sic &Glrier an Scr hontigen Sepec nltt
&attcn bilr 1rlbtcriltdltc, beridhete an
nn& @eilmp0beitSnntt, bni} lTidlt ne.
niger ais IA &mtiGr rubcjn nrit Nuts
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10


Die 9iirger hes fGeiren Stabt.
Deus @lmrb boben ms bieSmal ge-
seigt mas ei1le &arfe iit", ulu6 mud
ibrcr bod patriotiiden Seier Ses
@lorreidyen &iertert, ibren gr0Beren
GdhpeIter1t, pie Smenspille utrb
Serntmm, elm nadjabmlur8swertbes
@eiipiel gegebeu. 9ie bortige Seller
Ses &ierten mar elm g~robartiger Gr-
Iol9. l1eber 1000 Terioneit batterl
iid olf 6eln YifnifpIob p%eriamnleIt,
INT 6er 8eb,rrtstog ser dnperifani.
idelp Sreibeit in ge~6iibrelu0er 8ei6e
5t begebe1l. Or. s. 81. Surtge's
Me6e mar iebr Qebiegen itlub batte
Sen redten &lnng ltin be1r Tatrio'
tislnats i'm Ser5et eil1es je0en mob
errl Entertainers ST. erpeden.
SIN WcGontb, oklahoma, ut onl
0ieltstag 9l6eno letter ISOLDE Srau
gnmla 8eiielboeft, eine fritbere @i1l'
tpolu1erin lmpIerer Stobt int fobel
Sitter bon 76 Sabren gdtorben. Sic
par Aie @attilp BON 8m. @elieIDoeft
ser su 6en erIten griieOlern Ser
mnlut's adbIte unb fritber EoitnleiIta
u~nIerer Stabt ll1p0 ipGter 5lum arnte
oes golurtp Glerfs bon 8ascotaoe
golultp ertpGblt nltr0e. Die Serltore
bette 5og ppr et1pa SO Sabret llrit
ibrem @atten mad &aniaS INTO Damn
ipGter nab Sflaboma, nad8nem lte
etma 20 Sabre Long in 9ermalt11
i~poblrbait gelpeie1 mar iaro bier INT
ter uluIeren Glteren @etpobnerat nod
Diele 9efannte DinterlGBt.
81. S. &mrbot, nor Ct. 2ouis.
mar porige ISOLDE bier in @eIdydftelt
in gcrbinpllllu mutt Der Sernain Vi.
itinin0 So. @ie inns nlitget0eiIt
pur0e bcitebt sic Sirma lett out;
@atIt. @obIt, %rdIibent; Goltit. 9fief
GcfretGr uapo Sdotmeiiter; q. S
&mt0ot, Oscar 01ief rrap6 Gbil. Hicf
2ettercr lit 5llr 3eit @lrdJfiiDrer fin
sic Sen SeIepb. SO. polp Ncm Sr.
leollS., miro iidj nter it luaditer 3ei
bier nieSerIoIict ii. IN @eltelnlGnf.
NIT ieincm @rlp0er Oscar, t6attgcl
9lrtGeil o1t Ser 2eiturd 0eS bieIigel
@eIdGftS nebuner. Die 6ermanr
0tItiQirg So, lit ems atrferer IN
@adfctt ,begrifFebcr @eiddfte, tipoell
itdN sic Grobatftipn NIT ieOem Sabre
pergr0bert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
rSp luic bic Ilten inngen,
Su s,uitidJcrtcn Die Snngcn."

0ieIcS ulte Spridrport bnr iid am
peraalmenelt, gIprreid)en Sierten
bier IN Sermalul, gemiiiernabcn irn
negatipen Silulre betpGbrt, tnOenf Die
,, 9lten" bei 0ieier @elegelrbeit leiocr
9arlridpt geiltngel, bic vSllnge1t"
o6cr trutOern iap 1on5 allerlleb|ter
@cjIe gc3luitihert 9aben,
Sicr irr @crTnlm mar, lpeOcr OF
fentIid, 1rof pripat irgelro lpcldle
6eier Nes &iertGn pe%ralitoltct NOR
Sen, Noiiir trat ober cine fIetlte Nl'
3abG 5ltfiinftiger Stoats6iir8er ci1t,
ltlr6 feierte bell Sag oltrdy cinelr lrIeo'
lifJen patriotiid)en llnt5ug, OieIer
llnt3ltg beitnn0 oiS finn flellIelt
nSIoatS, " geaogen BON s bis 10 Sob.
re ulten 9inoerit, tpeld)e in ben gta-
tiolual Surbelt, Totb, @eiB ulro Slnu
ocfleiGct marelt. Ger fletllc Bug be'
tpegtc iidl iiber Die SdJiuer nnb Die
&iertc Strabc, anb erntetc 9rol5elt
@eiiaG.
90 lmtier n%ntionaler 8eburtsta8
bieles SSobr nlif eilten Snmstog fiel
oob es 5tpei Seiertage bitttereilnarroer
neld,en ltntitaiuo iidj 5oblreidDe, fritz
here Serrnulmper 5limtse mndten, nm
bieiiQen 8ertpanote1 lutb SreunOet
eipen 8ehtd, obsititatten. llrter ben
8oblreiden 9eia,dern benerften mir
lrnter nnoeret 0ie ~foIgerloetl: Srlt
galmaoert1er. Bottle Gross, Gllna
M~elpe1tbobat, Sralt E. &euenbabn,
Gtbas. 9eitenbdfrr lnub 8ottirl, Gbas.
@glep Sr., @alter Soa, Geo. Wsat1uo'
miller, @mil Sdueiber, Sobn ltno
Sos. 9oler, OsapaIb &ebianetp iarS
@ottin, @ebbarb @mts nnb @dtttlt,
Senrp Siesel itip6 @attitt, Serrnmt
aurb Sanpalo gabuitt, <tb Berrp,
Srpim Sitno0bbaltien, @rnrpa Scoop
manu-, BON ct. 2oitis. @iota &cb'
reno ilrtb $. s. Saott intb @attiit
BON Sefferion Gttp; Soe. gleile II.
SreS SdtneG, bon @aibington at1ro
@btp. San Stroaten, nont 9ontpfboo
S. s. Silber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10

Den einselipen @ar6 ,pnlinirt, aber
bon Der gan5et @iirgeri6ait at-faree
gelpdblt, 9as grbeiter . Clement
hattie oen gorihIaa befGmpft.
Gum A.. SltIi parolirte Der
@ollperneur ben an, Gienit5eit GIte.
item SitIaiien hes 3rtdJtbolties ,SI6
Sad Sbea", ,peldler. lett Dem 9. slll-
quit 1896 Don't mar ltrtb bon ben 56
Sdbret ieines 9ebe1lS % I'M 3ltd)t.
baus breier Stontel, sltbrad,te. @r
mar /. st., III le~niotioneIler @eiie
ans 0cm Ct. 2oltiier StootgeiGlMnib
mtSeebrpden nto oils Ser Toli5i5t
8ntrid 9oran i'm nod Ialt9em Sl.
help eitbli6 mieberperbaitcn %ipcIlte,
erid)oB er am z. Sllli 1881 ben Tolis
5iiten. 9unbeSipred]er Clamp Glarf
limo RidJter SSobn 9. Sbomas, ipel.
der Sbea perllrtbeiIte, banilbten iRb
felt Sobren I'M Ieil,c 9egnooi8lmg.
S1ea mllrNe ser Sbbhlt BON q. Q.
Brennan in @dfbinDton, 8. Is,
iibergebell ,neld)er bem lett 56'SGbs
uigen Seid0ftipung peridniien mill.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
Seilt MenraIaia, tSbtet sdmers.

SIoan's Eminent giebt ~Ipfortige
2inoennt9 lei Neurnlgin 1ntb Sci.
otico. Erifft ben i~dner5enben
Sled, beiGnftigt Die Merpen rntb
tootet ben Sdmer5. gild gut fir
&beumntislnlts, SoIsapeb, @mpit-
idtners ltnS Gerrenfillg. @rnlldd
nidt cirperieben Su Werbcn; re
5icIr bonn ielber Elm. s, u. Sauiq,~
ger, louisville, &p,, idrcibt; Slit
an bGiem Neuralgie dplIidlen aopi-
meb bier Mnlote obne 2ilpoemntg.
@ebrmtdtc Sluon'S ointment 5tpci
obcr brei NGdjte lupb babe ieitoem
fcir &opfmeb 0ebabt." Soft bellte
cine Slaide. t&nltet eS INNER inn
SmNc. 25c, soc unb 81 bel Gurem
ApotDefer. @lldliat'S Nrnico SaIre
fir ollie @lml6cn. (Mon)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
NiTunri @enisfctten

Ned gitp, eiar fleiler @erg
fperfort bel Soplilr, mls &oINebGit
oat ~beItebetb, lit Hilrd1 6eiler 5er,
ltOrt iporoen.
SNr Wpntgonlerp Sin erlnN oel
"a Sabre olte hilbert &o9t, meldyel
Sort ilhcr 90 Satire als Slttpebier tt1.
ting inar, ciltem &iBid)lng.
@eim Ylltherirdnp" zines @e.
mebreS mltrhe in ct. Soiepb ser in
Ger 0ortiGun n@n}otte". Office be.
idSiiti8te Is Sabre oltc Carl &.
Slatp hltrdl belr lupcnboiit entGnDe.
men SdhrB qetG0tet.
@etm 9rouo ser Shelnpe OH
Der Sarm Don DC. g. Ieters mt So.
ipel GolrrtD fam beiicr f~iinfiGbri0es
So9fd,en, tpeId}es beim Spictcn NUT
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te, in Nelt 6lommcn I'm.
@dbrenO elmer 4. Sltliieicr in
0olr9luS County mtr0e ser II SSob-
re alte Salinlel gtamnpollr eridjoIiclr
lauo ut Gperett Slrearilrger BON @et.
tier County oils Der pcr%nntblide
Sbuter OerllrFtet lnprbet.
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slit Der often Sllr1tballc in &aniaS
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lnrgliifIidle entlnNluug eiares Hcpol'
perS 5ufGIlig toblih getruffen mtrbe,
lit ieiaper @ultOe erlegen.,
9tul)e Wholto, EIatte Gmlntp,
mltr0e Der iln8e Snrlncr Slop0 Sole
mani BON Dem 0emrtp4S beriff SorI
8isnmn crid9oiiclt. Die @cihen ipa.
rem I'm Streit gerntlen, neil @iSnlall
heIt &olellloft perhiu0crn molte, nft
pcrbeirntbctclr 6rmtcn 81 talr5c1l.
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ct. Solepb lertfte bas 19.i0bTlgc
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eiluige Nu8enblife, ober 10 ult8liid.
lidL bob NnS @lttNnnotile eillen IL
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6as SrmIen5irnmer ulrter Der Wo.
idJi1le al obe 9Cqltctidt ipltr0e.
Sat Soplin itnrb in icilten
IRolihrbl nti Der StroBc Der 60 SaI>
re olte @eIrD Grpb, nody6enl er ei.
men &clic( Bier mlsgetrlmfcrt l)atte
Gr mar Dor 5 SS0bren oils @cidclr
teller Scr 6risco &nln pcrlul0lild'
itt0 hattie cin llrtbeil I'M S6be boz
$4,000 SIT ieinelr @,nitem 8cgcr oil
Observation-Disclosures erbnltelb hod) ldDpcb
sic elrogiiltige Gmtidpcimnlg ncd' IL
Son @eridtet. .
9ie ct. 2olplier Yoli3ei, bi0
sic @Girier oll Der i0ortigen Sepee n,t
9faften hilr lrlbtPr'ltdItc, berldrtete Al
na& @eiluI0beitSnntt, bnb Tidrt ne
niger ais "A S@nticr nobcll init Nut
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
gmdlen's slrnica salbe fir

Sdtdtt-, 9ronS- ltitb atoere offere
@lrn6ert. 6. g. 2oper, RariQo,
sc. g., 1drebt: nSdbe nie cine
8unbe bieIer arteit 9ebabt, Die es
nidt beiIte." &oIt belte nod cine
.SfodteI 9rdlen's Irnica Collie
iun6 bobt bieie bereit bel 9rouib~,
|Sdrttt. 1urb oIIerbarb 8iathen.
@erbiitet 2odiop. 25c bei @urem
g~potbefer. (9tbp,)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10

tom iiberooItert ii1uh. Oas @eaulo.
belts : Sepaltemerrt plant befam,t'
Iidl eile rege Champagne. sic Rnttelt
ailS5urnttclt, lnl cine Seuidleppuipg
ibeu &oIIenpeit al0d) Ct. &nitis 5r
oerbiiabctu.
Gas StaatsS ber9eridt lit nit
@rlebi8iun8 ieiler slnt aaridnite 215
SSolre iu 9fiidItatbe. @iinoe bel,
lpielNoeiie Elm Sail tNibreito oes ST.
tober . Geul1ilBS ota)dlMig genradt
mer6Gl, 10 lpiiroe er crit i'm elpriIter.
MIN 1911 sur &erImpolimg fonnlcn.
SIN per00ip3Gler Sabre erlebilte Ter
@eridtSbof 102 Sale WtN qob 1873
idyriitL;d}e @lttod)tcil ab, Die itbrtlcn
loltrbeit aitf 8rlliao Ser porgenom.
melten GriihurB ooer auf Intrag Der
Earteicn n;dN DerbmpDelt.
- Sa Ct. 2ouis lttlo olt Conn.
tag spei nltdy in ipeiterrn &reiien be-
tmnlte &iirgcr 9eltorber. SIR 6plge
cines SoIleS, melder imperlide &ers
leblupGel 5itr Solge batte,. lIariA Der
6S Sabre oIte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
tc Ntortin 8. Glarbp, lett Sabrelr
&ice<8r6iioeitt lnlb &or1tnnb he&
RedltSO epartenpellt Der DfiiIomri NC.
ciiic-Sron Woluptaiir @nbn. - Ter
Nortige befnlulte Met1nobiten . Trcot-
ger ntub &allptei8entbilmer hcS
.Gbriltio1l 9lonocnte," @. q. Iols
more, itarb in Hidptono, So. uleh
mrroe ole Seid3e in ct, SoltiS beer
bi9t.
9nS Stoatspberacrid)t bat lidj
9rtpeigeut, Die I'M 8e5embcr lcbtell
Snbrca geiGltgar Gntid)einlmaelr be-
3iiglidJ Scr gpuben @ol5firmen 81
nro6iiiBiren, IS mlrNe ierodl be
id3loiien, bier Der @ol5firntelt o5e
Strofe 51t rc0lBicrelr ulub bel oIlelI
mp0erelt Tirmen bon eiiper NuSlpcis
lltlN aus Gem Stootc 9(bitolrb 5ll
lpcINllen, 10 large iid Nieielbeit ocn
be~treiicDNcn IntiI RIM tgcleben til8ell
lnrh iidt BON Der yellow Tire Sltnl'
her 9liIocintion 5llriid5ic6en. 9tud'
Oicicr Gl,tidcib1urg n%iiiIelp Ole Stro-
len lmnr ell6gilti9 be3ohlt mer0cn
II. Srpor Die S1litc i1nt:r)olb oreIB'8
Sogcr ltnb Der GeIt In 5rpei MoHa-
ten.
Die Niir9cr BON ct. 2oiEi$ to-
ben ollt 0iel%tog lebter &ode nad)
lolrgiGhriger ggitatiuar nrb 5peirnall
ger &ermcrilllp0 Nlrdy gCbItllmnnu1a
eillcn lrellet StnotsG Barter nit 26Sl
Wtebrbeit urGettonm1elp llllo per'pu,'
d)en lid bon 0clllIelbelt eric 9lcra 6eS
@e6eibNlS. Ter WaDor er!uelmtt in
| 3ltflulit falt ollie 8eallrten urln bat
ltebr Wtudt lml0 elm bubereS Salur
els Der Woltpernellr oes StanteS
0os in0. mttere &olts 0eS Stn0tpo
ties lit n~hgeidufft lur0 bie % Stdot.
rtt6e merbcn in 3ltflurit 5lnor bon