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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
@iHOnri's G~bitrsidtbn,n.

9ie idbrIife 2iefernng MiIionri's
an Sriidlten urrn Iiiiien beaiffert
fidy aluf aft bis 5tpolf MiIlionen Col
lars nm @ertbe, gern1B zines bar
iiber beroffentlihtett Bulletins oes
Mrbeitsfommiii1rs Sohn &. Sibpat-
lid.
Nad) ben Mngnbea 6es Sanptltati-
filters befin6en iid) In Miiiomri etfpa
a3 ,t28,t0 tpagenoe Smthtb1une
Die nIlidbrlid, ettpa 1857 1899 9u-
ibeI Tr1idt Iiefern, binreidenb, irifl
Ieoer 1erioat iar Staate ettpas iiber
6rei 8nibel gu geben. Dies idIieBt
nidt Den grtrag on geeren unb
Srmtben Elm, 90 bieie nnd @etpidt
berfaaift tperben. @ilbe Sriihte
itno nidt init eingerednet.
Ser iGbrItde Grtrag an @rbbeere,
beIditft iid in Wiiiouri aiif bon Is
big 90 MiIlionen auarts. gttpa
9,048 Mder 2ano iinS nit oieien
I8fIaBen beitellt.
Muf ben Sarmen Miiioi,ri's befin.
Den fifJ ettpa t53, 744 troaen6e MiiB,
bGlfme NIT eirem iabrIifen grtrag
RON ettpa 1928, 1868 8fun6.
Wiffoalri bot ettpa 14,359,673 ira.
|aenbe M%pfelbGime, ole einen blirdl.
id1nittlifen @rtrag bon 9,968,977
|@niheI iGbrlih liefern.
Miforri hat ettpn 6.5S8,434 tra-
|qen6e 8firiiflb1imne, 6ie iabrIid an
|f,4S4, 548 8nibeI Iiefern.
Miffcatri fpn on 6,973 9irnbmtme
baben, Die traeerl. mo ser j6brIife
Grtraa miro auf 142,547 guibeI ge-
redne!.
IfIoamnenbGnme giebt's 917.S5t
i'm Stoote, NIT elmer idhrIiden 2fe.
ferunQ BON 234, S72 8ldbeI.
9irifbdunne bot @iffpiiri 622,-
1872 urro beI1atft fih Ser i1brIihe Or.
trod oitf 1884 @nihI.
Satien6e 8arno S,unben tper6en
IN Sernrnrtr, no. idbrIih su @ein
aemndt. 8ort finSct man einiae
Ser qrSsten @einfclIer bes 9arpoes
mtSerboW California.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09

Gr mar beiorst. sSdj iu1rbe DC.
iorgt,1 fdreibt &err Sranf aaianio
BON Stepben, Minn., siiber BEN 3,,.
itan6 nleiner Srmt. Sic mar idort
langere Belt frarf geapeIen. Ser
cine @r5t beridrieb oieies, Der an
oere ieipes, aber nidtS bolt ibr, Bis
BON einem dIteti 1ortpegiiden ssor-
mer, 6rauBen inn 2anbe, cine SIn-
i6e Mpetlfr6itter erbielt. Weine
sSrmi befin6et iib iett BEL boraiig-
Iider @eiunobeit. @enn bie aeufes
mir DiiBten, mas Sbr MpenfrGuter
tbim fann tpiir6e es in ie6em Soirie
gebalteft iperSen."
Grngt nift Ben 9lpotbefer mad,
Sprni's Mlpeitft6itter es lit nid,t In
ben @potbefen gu baben. Spe3iaI
Ggenter liefern es Dem gnbIifurm,
e6er sic erbalfen es bireft bon Sen
S~erftenerns Or. Beter Jabrnep &
Sors Co, 1876 go. Sobne Gre.,
Chicago, SSM.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
aHaaH bic grdberfsast.
9petifde s&tlberuns Der Bnnber
C~berasppten8.

Bon ben aauberif9en Wunbern
DberGsbptens b.ridtet Mi9arb @ob
in elmer bon bidterif1er Mnf4aus
i,ns s.idttigten S9ilberuns. ginen
Defenders tisfsn Ginbraid bat auf
ben reifenben pOeten @Huar. ses
madt. Ct fdreibt barber: MFuan
tparb nnter @riiften erbait, unb e
1T bic Stobt Der Soten nm bas
Dreifade srDBer, als bic Der 2ebens
ben. Sn bic Miiitenfelien bDblten
iid bic alien 9leeppter tire Gtpiss
fsitsgriifts; auf @ipfeln unb S0s
,ben5iisen erIdteten iid bic frOmmen
uno pornebmen 8etenner bes Sslams
ibre fdloBdbnliden Maufoleen, unb
bic Siefen rinssum fiinen bic Res
frppplen bes dsbptif1en Bottles al
Ter StGnbe Biz nett in bic 9rante
Bride Biz tief in bic Wiifte
binein. Sd bin ftunoenlans Slpis
f6en 9rdbern gefpanbert.
rebsr peite Ganbfld1en liegen
bic @rabmGler peritreut, jebes @rab
in anberer @sitnlt: bnlb benz Wiis
ftenbooen sl,id, nur nit 5elsftiiden
bebedt, balb bod auf9emauert nit
lansen, i4malen M0lbungen ober
mofdeeartisen Ruppeln. au4 als
Riefeniartopbase purben iie erbaut.
gs fnb 9itten unb poIdite bes
Sobss. Dos cine @rab 1T fdlobs
tpeiB getiin9t, bob @ bas Muse
blenbet i'm srellen Sonnenlidt, bos
anbere blaii, ober rpfa, ober grin,
uber biolett. 9dufig finb bic Maue
ern nit ipmbolifasn Malereien, nit
Spriihen aus benz 2oron unb oilers
let aebeimnisbpnen 3etden bebedt;
mitunter piebsrnm prnnsen fe
bO4ft peltIi9 pie cine luiise pons
peianif6e @ina pon oben Bis unten
i'm beiterten Garbeni9mud.
Snmitt.n bisies groben 9e3irts
Der 8erpefuns beftnben fid aud bic
RirHbDfe Der gbrder, Der Ropten,
Der Ratboliten, Der @nslanber unb
Sremben. alfo iiberaI Graber
@rGber @rGber! Die Der aas
tbplifen unb 5remben finb umn,au>
ert. Sdpnrae 8reuae erbeben fid
arf ben selben unb r0tii6en Grabs
biisefn. Die 3eihen gDttli9en
Sterbsns fir cine nit eipiser @4ulb
beiaftete Menfdbett finb in biefem
Reide bes !Serrl6ers Sob bon ers
sretfenber Mirtuns.
90 oft i4 an benz Gottesader
Der Sremben poriibersebe, mub i9
benfen: rR5nnen ippbl bieIe Sotel
bier Rube finb.n2 Dem mas tims
inert fie, bic fern bon Der Seimat
@eitorbenen, bic fdredlide !Serrli9s
teit Der Miifeg limb bsnfen mub
Id: nDiefe 8esrabenen miiFen aus
ihren griiften auferItebsn, INN nod
TIM Sobe benz @rauen Der Statte
gu entflieben. nod i'm 3obe bic 5sis
mat an fuden.1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
Sanfiasnns.

8tr erlauben uns 9iermit alien eebrs
ten 5reunben unb 8etnnnten, bic nnierer
geliebten Shutter, Srdu Nmanba Onfen,
geb. Spson, bas lebte gbrengeleite sa<
ben, iptpie ben acknowledgment nnieren
ber5licbiten Ganf auSsuiprer1en. @elpns
beren berslid)en Sant Srn. Serbinnnb
Sanien mnb Satin mno anberen lieben
Srennben fir bic uns ertpieienen 2iebess
bienite, ipipie Serrn Baftpr 8aiimann fir
ieine rparlnen @orte Der Gritneruns unb
bes Sroftes.
9ie t~paiserpoen SinterbIiebetsen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
8n &crfanfrnl

Sbbnes @Dbnbnus nit 9 3immer 8aie.
Itent unb Sadbitube nebit apt bon 7OSsus
Sront. SaiierbafteS BadfeinaebGiibe,
nen angeftriden. $3950. 90. Nnaahluna
ppm $95O.0O, &eit auf Mprtaage sn s
8rDSent.
Cottage. Gin / hodges @pbnaebd,,.
be nit autefn &eller auf elmer SaulteIe
nit 90 JnB SrDnt. Hreis $3.50. 8e.
oiugungen 5000. 90 8aar, ben Reitbetraa
segen MDrtaage NIT 6 Hrpsent 8inien.
| aDt 40 5nB 5rpnt. greis 500. Bes
o%lnsnngen: 5000 Sanr, &ef6etraa auf
Mortgase nit 6 8rosent.
Neaen Ndberem tpenoe / iich an
Geo. Starf, German, MD. D6er Sttmar
Starf, 2l9 Bin Str. ct. 9pnis, Mp.
30 oct. | Jon.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
4n p~erfanfer,

idJbnes @pbnhaus nit s 3immer nebst.
9pt bon 68 SUB 5ront an Der fpeil. s..
StraBe, nabe Der Marftitrabe. $1,000
8aar, &eitbetrag auf Mortgage. Nab.
eres Bel Sertrp Bod, tpeftl. 8. StraBe.
Sermann. D6er bel 5rau Maraaretb
Rolte, gaie, MD. I2ba.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09

&obIen. @ir beffanfen rea
ton, garterpiIIe nnS Mourt Slipe
9oblen. @ir haben grpBe gorratbe
alpboruO. a%iiftrdge per Selepbot fin
ben protnpte @end)tngrg
S. SO. Danger Broiierei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09

~, .s
GaIi WelSgola. Sae.ss
mpooigp HllelIer. GsDe1esDIae
aaW. Soyla'u om yuesn
unoi SaeoO uGG,el, " !, Seli"''
9 Sopa.sepet, pldi y
2enrp Sga.Ilgs., rolsH
airoreas. OInel@ Y S@'ss.
9ealrp gndIrci, yt O. O. Sen'HdH
9enrp SdtipeIoets c'nD
6pdil Ssool; SaaIlN UGscoaooe
grai as, &oeo1raann, Fo's'AA
Sprsl1. sseHer. peat@ an.
Siaifa SunogGallen, 9''npa, D'su.
sSW. yana, Hoiae
6rdn s5ogh 9oelFah Sep'u,Il
2eHrg eA ~ ~
geow Traelnt eSle
gsm. S@e.l's Mups s"
epas. Spalguls q n
2i,go Suguelte q = ! sa
goep. gu'ssS. o g aasnr
apeo y. S'ut =.
Soaaas stoap, ge y
eoTa'etlnS aSms, Or,
solir Mole n,H ao,,;s
Urun ". gt. mSs
zero, oorslluo oiu NJ
g'ileem gealenei' Dea
.sopn gpneIlIeN eaaSa
5efID Sohl,lls' q : aa,.,',o -,
gmtlse ganel'els
gSn1. eai!ls1 a. ; s-orn,orn
e,pos. grNnup
eVus. Mln 49, eo,,onr
Srah Stuis Wis.,
5efflasm Srulpa a mar.norr
9eore weusle., 7 q s-srnanmr
Saeoo goelg r., : sernaamr
Nlan Spppe m
Sffo Saiuge, ueulo.lon
Scar Sunellsf; pelspun
5enrn Soule.: 9e..''
Moam SdmpI, ae.nNs..
Wt y. Suitlrer, @e'e !
3errp Foe,1pel; . z m.rn
5ermailip Foplll.aIlN. potu'''
ssrls Sailolpep5; oiuu
Saeob gogei, Se.set
Sfpas. @rass, @elnsA"
Mobf- SeiHereuuh oel9e.
elDas. Sareeipooetlel, Dsep s'
Wtdrn y. gaher, Ne e
Serfr0 y. Saeder, " 2, 3eih'u'Nn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
Gfr sdnitte, grHbnmasn nnb
Gaetidnnaen.

Sn ieoeu Sctm icIlte cine Sdad.
tel 8nfIen'se Grnico SaIbe iein snf.
aAfpenhung fir Sdnitte, 8riibunaen
nito Gretifunger. s. 6. goIanto,
GeIDaIIe. Ter. ST.. 2. fhreibt: Bud.
lens arnicn SaIbe bat ben Sub mel.
iter fIeiner &o@ter gercttet. SHE.
mors6 alaitbte mebr an $eiInng.-
Bette Sable Der BeIt. Sur 26e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09

flidiebniter. Sb habe meme Srbubs
mad1er @erfitatte nacb Senrp 0hsners
@ebditoe on Der 3. StraBe oerIeat.
Sfubbeiphlen. ..6lifarbeit nip. tuer6en
prompt iino 81 mdBtaen Sreiien beiprat.
Nlptn &nnd.I
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
4n butanfen

IN Berger, Wo., elm idbbnes neues @obns
baus nit 6 3immer, Seller, giiterne,
Staluna uebit IN 3Dt bic init ibbnen
Sbftbanrnen bepfIanst limb.
&m. 9iltbeb,
Berger, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09

Nidts 1T better INN einen i6tpn-
den Moger sl ftdrten dis Roert.
fer's Mapen-SeiImitteI 90 Gents,
I'm Central Drug Store, in Ser.
mann. 3n bnben.--an3.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09

1piarJiinee, bartholomew ~befannter
@eben, id1tpar5e unb fpeiBe, All LOO Der
100. bet Sphn Grass, Sermann, Np.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
PIANO BARGAIN. I b.n,

PIANO BARGAIN: I have Z
splendid piano / wish to sell to
some one in the vicinity Of Her
mann. 1t is a big bargain for
some one. Terms either cash or
easy payments as low as five dol
lars per month. Address e. M.
Wallace, in care Smith & Bar
mes Piano Co.,, Chicago, Ills.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
3n b~erfanfen.

IL 9ots an Der tpeitl. z nn6 s. GtraBe
etttueber einSeln liberals @anses. Cute
Sauplabe. Sermann &opp IL. Sermann,
Mp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
4n n~erfanfen

10 ihDn eelesene 8aulpts an Der u.
unb MarftftraBe. enttpeber einSeln pber
alS @an5eS.
gbas. &immel, Sermann, @o.
Npp2S
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
@5dentIider Marftberidt.

@eiaef, Rr. g. S az
Weiaen SCI. 3 az
SSnlperiaI MebI, per Sad $40
@ooo Sud MebI. per Sad $50
Satlp 8reab Mebl, per Sod $40
&leie, per 100 Bfuro 100
SHppihlff, per 100 8finS 1.45
&orrmebI, per 100 Bfun6 2.1O
H~ro6nfte.
G~orrigiert bon
Butter, per Rhipo 90 - 25
gier, per 9usertb, /. 80
9irbner, er Rfnno . SB
Sring gbicfens, er 8fnnb ii
9irfeps, per Bfun6 16
@drie, per Bfun6 10
@nten, per Bfun6 12
Sfmlala. per Bfinno ii
@olle. per Bfitno is
3Wiebcln, per @ufbeI 100
0artoffcIn. per @nfbeI 100
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
Nene Nnseigen

3m perfamfen ein ibbues 8iihen@
Cabinet itno @lasihranf.
q uftab Saefner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
9nsIiditen 0anf.

MGbren0 Der Wonate Ropember
DECEMBER erbieIterr mir folsen,
,e rleiietr Mboarperten ufp6 abon-
rnea,craln9er allf bas Bolts
Iuittiren:
hilbert HaegeiirL 81 1, Sermorit
aiD. Doblt, Sermnril,
SRI. Clara 2oebnig. Cos Mrgeks
8 Sdadbert SertDarlrt
5ran M. Sferer, Serrmnn
Senrp Sefie. M 3, Sernrarlrr
5rnn CIR. MobIfing. SO, Sermani
Sral 6r. Bnneita, &ernnantt
5rmi Carl SelI, $errlartat
gbrit. Sdlenber, 9errrarlt
60. Gifermnim, 81 3, Germany
Spai Sr. Sdymitt, 81 4, &errnann
$. $. Rlie6iger, Ser1rarn
s. 81. Meper, 81 2. Seurtanit
Senrp Sdn,d, Sermarn
Clos. Sorftmann, Berger
Smnf 8irteI f., Serrmnn
&id1aro @lafer, Sermnnm
Ban. gbriitopber, Serfnnftn
@ic 9a,fner, 81 i, Sermann
Jnis RnbIe, Stpiss
Sss1aIiits Hn6e, Sermotir
Sranf 9elmontt, 81 1. Sermann
2oiris @eumann, Smn SranciSco
SSobm 8oblfen, Sermartfi
grisfa Siebler, Serntnntt
8qn. 8arner, Berger
Cling. sSsarmfdb 81 2, Sernann
Sranf Gunbertpirtb. Smiss
sos. 8aitnftarf, Sermam
Jranf 8anmiturf, &irftppo6
@en Stephan, 81 3, Sermdnn
Sheo. Giieomener, 81 2. Serlnontt
!Senrp Bod, Sertraiin
Guil Matbis, Re6 gir6
Ping. &roetet, set. SterIing
Trib SIafe, 81 I. Sermafn
6enrb SungcbIi,t, 8rafc
GraltG. 9inn, 2nfapette, Snb.
Senrp 8iertpirth, pan
Mart. Scbarmburg, H1 &ermnim.
2nis g. Mltelfer, sri Sermorip
s.. 8. Sngemeper, ct. 2ouis
Mm, @issmallm Berger
@ottI. @abler; @eliton, Mo.
frut Barbara Sbnnluftn, 80
s.. O. Woedli, Gspiss
Sraii s. 9aldhneDer, Sermonn
@eorg Siba Scrmlnnn
8m. Rltllaneper, Ban
Mitg. 2liefc, Napoleon, Mo.
Senrp &ropp, 9erger
Senrp s. @ofper, &3 &emndntt
Sobn Hoeaelift Sefferion gitp
Sris Seifmmtit remington, Mo.
8rarf 9ruells, 81 3, Sernunn
6 8oelt, Sermanit
Or. 8. &ottiebfo, Sernlann
81. S. Soerid, Sernloiftt
@lut WlarnbfpilIer, sc 2, Sermann
Sobn Saug, Serntont
2orenB Sug, 81 1, Seritidnn
s. 8. guidtmeper, .@aconooe
Sreo, Sdmieo, @aIfer, Mo.
SriB Sdebbic, SInep, Neo.
alaig. 8ereno, @inoborit Ger.
Sobn &eift Sermarm
Gbil. Saeffner, &ernaftn
Hobt. 8mlnrgaertner, Sermarn
Mar &nbtfe, Morriion
Sacob Sinflane, Iodpille, 800.
3ralf Snidel, 81 3, Sernpann
2piiis 9eierninrlti, 81 2, Sermatir
@m 2ctpefe, 8rafe
9oilis Sd)sater, 81 /, &ermann
Sillius 9laIit, Sernlailn
Trib gobI, 81 3, &ernlafrn
Ilpg Snrol, 81 3, Sermann
S. s.. Selnenoad, 8eraer
&aitl Sdmet, GoffeDpiIIe, Sans,
2ouiie Nolte, Sermullr
Widoel 8roettli 81 /, Serinarai
Ben Illemaitn, Stonp Sill
Wartin Wiieller, 81 l., Serinatln
Spol Wntbilba SdneIl, Sermann
@m. Sdnpart 81 /, Serfnann
Betcr Gutter, 81 1, Sernpunm
Sobm Selmen6nh 81 9, Serinorit
SO. 8urfbor6t, ct. 2ouis
&ep, s. 9euidle, Stmutton, 81.
Sacob S6neioer, 81 1, Sermann
@. 8. 2argenberg, 9rafe
Spat &oia @ebeI, ct. 2ouis
anton SredhnnnR n 3, Sermonr
Sermann @eoepobl, Berger
Srali Wear Sinfe, Berger
5rai @n. @aIfer, Sermanft
Sbeo. SaefiRer, @tpiss
O~..T ATTY ON a .-.EH tHa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
setieft Garcr
- II
nad Der
Eggers Milling Co.
nod Der
5 : M a n n, M o.

III IT. Wl o.
Bir %besablen ben b6dfeu Marft.
preis unb babcn tinreihenb leere
Sdde an 6anb. @ir f6nnen aIIe
Sorten &eisen, euten uber minber-
eebrauden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09

5m persantena Stbbne 8aulDt an Der
fueitf. 5. StraBe. Sbep, Graf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
Observation-Disclosures.

@ern ibr cine gptumpbil- Sabrt MO.
dlen rupat, oann fuenbet eucb an 6 b.
& emper, Sermnnfi, Mp. 5elephone
III. Greiie nod benz 8uitanb Der Roab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09

slbonnirt oaif ous Sert'paitiler
gols6Iott.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09

3n gerfaufen!
elm 8pbnhauS nebit 9ot. NadJsufraaer
in Der 8plfSblatt Office.
The Washington times., 1914-01-30
SENATE COMMITTEE
ADVOCATES TREATIES
First Step Taken in Adjustment
OF Foreign Relations as VIII
son Wants Them.

The first important step in getting
the foreign relations of the nation ad-
Justed, as the President wants them ad-
Justed, was taken today BY the SEN
ate ,ForelSn Relations COMMITTEES.
IL oIoered, by a vote of IL to , a
favorable report on the various arbi-
tratlon treaties, including the Eng
lish and the Japanese pacts. This
means II is likely that the arbitration
treaties are to be renewed. Tho SEN
ate VIII confirm the action of the com
mittee, 1t Is expected.
Those who voted against renAwfnR
the treaties are Senators O'Gorman OF
New YORK and Smith of Michigan, SEN
ators sutherland, Burton, Clarke of Ar
kansas and Borah were absent
senator Smith takes the position that
the attempt to settle disputes by sween-
ing pohcies OF arbitration Is a mistake
ana tnat as each individual question
arises, 1t should be taken up with ref
erence to whether 1t should 20 to an
Srbitral tribunal.
Senator OGorman, It Is well known.
Is strongly opposed to the British treaty
He fears that under II, Il is nronoeed
bitration. "
The action OF the committee is look
ed on as a distinct victory for the
torelgn policy Of the Administration.
II is the direct outgrowth of the re-
cent conference at the White House
between the President and the For
eign Relations Committee.
AT tnat conference 1t was agreed that
The Washington times., 1914-01-30
Good Bowels Are
An Aid to Grozvth
Gropine Children Need a Mild
Laxative to Foster Regular
Bo1pel Movement.

AS a child grows older 1t requires
more and more personal attention
from the mother. and as the func-
tions OF the bowels are OF the utmost
Importance to health. great attention
should be paid to them.
Diet Is of great Importance. and the
mother should watch the effect of
I.oss. food will constipate
one and not another. and so we have
a healthy food like eggs causing
biliousness TO thousands. and a
wholesome fruit like bananas. con-
stipating many. 1t is also to be con-
sidered that the child Is growing, and
young man or young woman The
system has not yet settled itself to its
later routine.
A very valuable remedy at this
stage, and one which every growing
boy and girl should be given often or
occasionally, according to the indi-
vidual circumstances, Is DR.. Cald-1
wells Syrup Pepsin. This is a laxa-
tive and tonic combined. so mild that
II is given to little babies, and yet
effective in the most robust
At the first sign OF a
to constipation give a small
tiring, and prompt action will follow
In the morning. 1t not only acts on
the stomach and bowels but its tonic
build up and strengthen
the system generally, which Is an
opinion shared by Mr.. John Dey, Of
N j. He has q large
family and at ages where the growth
The Washington times., 1914-01-30

the first important step in the effort
to straighten out the entanglements into
which the United States has fallen
should be to seek to ratify the arbi-
tration treaties. In spite OF numerous
official denials it is well known that
those at the conference last Monday
night took a grave view of things.
The Panama tolls question, the Rus
sian question. the Mexican question, the
japanese question, and the Colombian
question remain to be solved, but the
action today is looked on as a most
auspicious beginning.
In all, there are twenty-six treaties in
the list Of those renewed. in effect,
ratification means this country will ar
bitrate its difficulties, excepting those
affecting vital interests or national
honor, with the civilized world.
In executive session of the Senate,
strong opposition to the treaties will be
made, but it is generally believed that
the opposition will fail
The Washington times., 1914-01-30
THREE SHOT IN DUEL
WITH HEN ROBBERS
Two Burglars Peppered With
Buckshot, While Son of Their
PurSuer Is Wounded.

BALTIMORE, Jan. sO.-In a duel with
two burglars this morning. following the
robbery of the barn and chicken coop
of Edward Dixon, at Greensbridge, Md.
Dixon's son was wounded in the shoul-
der. The burglars were peppered with
buckshot, but escaped.
The horse from behind which the
burglars fired probably was fatally shot
ter exchanging shots and hid in the
woods, where they nursed their wounds
before leaving the neighborhood. Their
path is being traced today by blood
trails and it is believed that they will
have to stop somewhere for medical
attention.
The whole section is on the elcrt for
them. The team is in possession Of
The Washington times., 1914-01-30
GIRL OF MYSTERY IS
IDENTIFIED At LAST
Ruth Souder Ran Away From
Her Home in This City SeV-
eraI Years Ago.

After declining to reveal her identity
for two days, a sixteen-year-old girl
who was taken in charge by Chief Viett,
of the Terminal police, at Union Sta
ton, and turned over to the Board of
Charities, finally admitted that she was
Ruth souder. OF Lebanon, Pa. who ran
away from her parents in this city sew
eral days ago. Last evening, she was
turned over to her father, who is stop
ping at lib Ninth street northwest.
Giving her name as Ruth Ruby, Miss
Souder complained to the Terminal po-
lice that her suitcase, containing wear
ing apparel and $40, had been stolen at
the station She said her home was in
Philadelphia, and that she had come to
The Washington times., 1914-01-30
Convicted of Libeling
Wife; New Trial Denied

A new trial for the Rev. A NJ. Piper
who was convicted of a charge Of libel
preferred by his wife. Clara Piper, q
school teacher In Harrisburg, Pa, was
denied by Chief Justice Clabau9h today.
An appeal Will be taken by Attorney M.
E. O'Brien. who argued that II is i'm
possible for man legally to libel his
wife.
The court deferred sentence at the re-
preparations for the appeal. 1t Is main
tanned by Mr.. O'Brien that the letter
alleged to have been sent to the Penn
syfvania school authorities by Piper did
not constitute the publication OF libel
and further that prosecution should
ton Of the code.
The Washington times., 1914-01-30

Washington to seek employment. She
said she had intended going to Boston
to look for a job when her suitcase was
taken.
Being without funds, the girl was
turned over to the Board OF Charities.
The Philadelphia authorities were noti-
fed and a reply was received stating
she was not known at the address she
had given in that city. Her description
tailed with that of the missing Souder
girl and last evening she admitted her
identity and her father was notified to
call and get her at the Crittenton Home.
The Washington times., 1914-01-30
Bill Carries $3,0OO,OO0
For Justice Building

Senator. Swanson today introduced a
bill for a new Department of Justice
building on PennsylvaniG avenue, be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets,
on hand owned by the Government.
. An appropriation Of 100000 is pro-
vided. The President, the Secretary of
War. and the Attorney General are
made commission to take charge OF
the matter
The Washington times., 1914-01-30
Hopkins Will Probated.

An order was signed by Justice staf-
ford IN Probate Court today admitting
the will of Mrs. California w. Hopkins
to probate and issuing letters Of admin
istration to Arthur s. Halsey. The ac-
tion was based on the petition of Vim
cent w. Hopkins and Laura H. Halsey,
only children Of Mrs. Hopkins.
The Washington times., 1914-01-30

and Development must be watched
Little Marie has thrived especially
well on DR.. Caldwelfs Syrup Pepsfn
Mr.. Dey considers IL the right laxa-
tive for young and old and has foune
none better for young children
The use Of DR. CaldwelPs Syrup Pep
sin will teach you to avoid cathartics
salts and pills as they are too harsh
for the majority and their effect Il
only temporary. Syrup Pepsin brings
permanent results. and 1t can be con-
yeniently obtained Of any nearby
druggist at fifty cents and one dollar
a bottle. Results are always guar
anteed or money will be refunded.
Families wishing to try a free sam
pie bottle can obtain II postpaid By
addressing DIR. W. B. Caldwell. AS
Washington St., Monticello. Ill A pos
tai card with your name and address
on It will do.
The Washington times., 1914-01-30
Asks $4,000 Damages.

Harry H. Goddard asks for SIC, 900
damages in a petition filed in the Dis
trict Supreme Court against the Wash
ington Railway and Electric Company
for injuries alleged to have been re-
ceiYed
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-02-19

frank Weise, of Alden twp, re.
Gently returned from a visit to the
home of his porents in Idaho. His
father and mother were former resi-
dents of alpha twp, this county.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-02-19

Mrs Luna Redmond returned last
week to her claim near Martin iale.
Mont. a fter spending several
months IN the city with her sister,
Mrs w. II. Waters, and father,
Frank Myers
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-02-19

Edward Pugh. one of Miller's
pioneer p~atriarchs. last week had
one of his very few spells of sickness
in a long and rugged life. He is
better at last reports.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-02-19

Mrs Edward Andrews and daugh-
ter Ciementina, of Carleton twp, re-
TUNED last week from a three
months visit with relatives in Eng.
land, They report a very enjoyable
trip.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-02-19

Mr. and Mrs f. j. Gehringer de-
parted Friday for Mohall, N. d..
where they will be at home after
March LIST.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-02-19

Topic IN the NJ. f. church Sunday
morning THE Peril of the New
Religion" Evening TOPIC, ''Stoop-
lag 10 Conquer"