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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-02
@ic balt man Die rSobrer" pun
SbitbGnmcn fern?

Ger bette @ea, ole oQobrer" BON
ben SbIfbGiimen fern 5u balteE
lit Die @1ualle inn Oftpber pHer
NnpGtber nftberttolb Sub bod NIT
3eitlntgspapier eilSlapifcln. Wton
llltb Den @rlnpb oln Stanmll etlpas
megilmdelt, ltlr bos 4Snpier in ben
@rltro ST brilden, ,lnS 6olln iuicSer
onSertboIb 3oll Groe an zen
Stnrnnr tbun. 6reilidl Gcben oie
,8pbrer" crit inl gpril obcr Mai
GIL ser Statralr iano errc5dJt mari
rtit scr giihpidelltng i'm SerbIt
spci 3arcde: Die &oiel i~rciIcn oic
mntb oieie SuantitGt pcr9roBert
@iiilurMen iii @irter nidt an, mo
0ie ,9nDrer" f0urell lidt ms Sol5
fmimlcli, ipelln ll'tht Ole Ginlpifcl,
illtl nidt Dor 0fidte SSlili abninnnt.
Gutlt iollten sic 8ditnIc iofort nit
itorfel1 2nNgempailer G~emnidpll
mrpncl. @ei Ser 9Ilsalct,np iiul1rr
@tiMnllc iollfc nin1p cine @nllnne
SoIjaidr nm bcl Stonnr tenm
olhNd)ititar, Qber lb.dst hireft OH Gert
Stalriit tlltll. &on Snbr 81 SSehr
mcr6clt. Soll9e rin y&pbrer" in
sew St0imn 1rlolNel. 10 iprite
nten Serpintia1 il, nns 2od. 9tatiir-
Iidl nutb man 0arQarf ieETn, baB
leilr "9ohrero iii Sen ilur9en
@Ittn9den liiuN, lueide man non
9turieries beiiebt lfno pflan5t.
0ieie iplltcn Nltferrn mer6ul, che
n}an bic &dlunc pflnr5t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-02
Sappp SaaOm.

@ie mir borelt mar oaS 9ifnif,
tabit @aH, NEEDLES BON Ser 9ittle
Berger 9ntl0 abgebalten miroe, III,
redlt birbidDer @rfolg; oesgleidSm bls
SSifnif Ger 5irit Greet Sitlrior 9naph,
iotpie Der 9al in @eher's Safe. 81.
lie oieie &eraiiigautgeit erfreuten lid
zines SoblreidJet 8ehrds.
ltniere Sarnter babet oieie 8od@e
npit Gem @eiSetNacn ar9eialAclt, mic
mir bort@t miro DtGies Sabr cine
groBc 9pbaHldde INIT @ei5e beiteut
lperhet.
InSreas &urit. aus Der 9iGl)e bon
5apiss, lit OILS 3elge alt bas Ser.
Stnatcll @eridt. rodl @idita, &an.,
norgclooell rporbelt.
@oapin Gdpnibt IL. Satin fparen
am lebteit Snrntag. beiitdl sipeiie, in
Ser Idbe BON Gmiss.
@rtpiit 0heiMaits, nclder int Der
R1bc bon Iotsoom beidIafthN iii,
mar fiir3tidS bier arf @eilrch bel ieis
lpcll Glterat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-02
ct. eoniier @arftpreiic.

Ser @ei5enmarft bnhte mGbrenO
Ter lebten @ode eillelp irregitldren
allrs. 3ufltJr bIeibt irarf, bod hit
ans @aid,ait flau, 10 oaB MiiIler, De-
pelt @erf1lfe it'd oa,f has Sniallb be.
idrGlrten, menig slbins fir ibre Bro-
QUITE finoen. Rodrid)ten bon gr0be.
rem Salslnlpbs . &erf1irfen lieben Die
Treiie in Ole SDbe geben, luo5ll olldl
sic gtad3rid)t BON Der S%dllieBnalg Der
0dr0Nlpellen beitrlp1. God, Sieie Erei.
fc bebnliptetel lid mdt. Die font
merjiellclt 8orrdt9e limo Inn 1916.
600 @ulDe allgetodien lln0 Der
8eltporrntb sitr olGgeineirpn lleber.
faidNng Inn 100000 9ltibcl. 9ie
tolmmer5iellet &orritbe betrogell SIR
,3eit 45,3S2.000 gllibel gegen 49,.
026,000 9irTbel I'M Toriabrc. Die
&reiie fir groOierte Sorter neiden
@irtermei8enS 6etr1tgcll DON $50 fir
go. 4 bis $1.04 fiir g6o. 2 rotl}en
@ei5et, ltlro fiir hie bette GualitGt
futpoe $f,06 ge5oblt. Sn Seem 9orf
S1.12 SLIT.
Ser M,1ismarft lit iest flot. @s
lit mG6rclpo Ger @odN feire neiGltli-
DIE EreiSpcrlfieblma einaetreten,
sod iiito ole Bneiie I'M 5allen he-
griiicn. Sir g~pobierte sortel1 5dbItc
man 7G so Gfs.
SAFER bate nrdbBe Tofolr Nadfra-
zee, fait gor feline mir Den Gcriorrot.
@roNiertc Sortqt nerfnuften lid polt
49, Cts. fir go. A 6tS As Cts. iiir
beiten meiben geo. 2,
&arteftela faaeR i'm Greiie.
Mio0rigc G1alitdtcn brinQet mr. 53
Cts, Before aber bis 81 60 Cts. pro
@ui6ef. Colorado lpbite~ perfmtf.
len iidy ia n 80 Gts. prp @itIhel,
Ole Greiie fiir SdlpeilR ii4N lett
1ieorigcr, aber Der @sorft lit letter.
&mtbc Sbierc 6rodFem $7.75- $685.
fir oie beIter MairidNpeilr pro
GNltner,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-02
Berger.

81. Sarlllair, non ct, Soltis, mar
iiber lettcil SonnStag nltO Soutag
bier ilro oiliitirte Or. @ugier, mel,
der 5llr 3eit iebr beidlditigt lit.
6. glarnler erbielt mn lettelt SSrei-
tag lpioNer cine Gnrlohiulg sttlas Sc.
menf.
GIns. Cole, Dol, ltrrion, 6eioilN lid
drl pe%radltgerrelt Soiultog bier in
Ger Stnbt.
:. Miipr Mnore, ser Selbnrelier
BON 6uotflin Gplutp, NOR lpabreno
Ser pergaltgellen @pf,e bier. init
9errneiiel 1nrb gatSiegen bon Golat'
tpStnben beidaftigt.
2soINt &oib, bon Sermolul, ,par
am lcbhcn Soultoa bier, allf &eiudl
bei ieilpenr @rlpoer.
Scirleial mo Sberg, bon STOMP
Sill, iilrb SIR Belt beim 9chren el'
rcs 9numpclts fir Otto SfNnpht.
Sroalf 9~rettborit. ron Goof, Gebr.
bcFaito iid, inn 2nif Der pcrganaerelt
@ode bier. autter ieinen often
Srelurbeit.
9larg. Strniftter, s, Mnrtin &itns
iurh Sris @teper non @tlnb, iparcir
ann lcbtmt SanstG9 bier, III 6e.
if1ftcit.
Obermoutnuolut 1HtS Scitfal.fp Der.
iopbtcu am Motatoa hleier Wod1e
GnrIdSitrp Sdnpeinc nodI Ct.
9mris.
Srot 2elta @rlsel@ ualS 6r0l'lein
@erfbo @ebepoEI, boil ct. 2olHS,
mcIde btciige @erparotc hela'ht
fnttat, Iino arrt Iettat Mortaa ,pfe-
der lndSbnlfie gereiit.
GarieI Sdnffvrr pnS @attial. bolt
GlpcnspiGe, teForSelt iid Oicie @od1a
ldcr, oltf gehld bei @ertr@n0tett,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-02
gerbanOIunsen i'm GOnntp- Grridt.
Monfaa, Den 2S. septembcr.

Montag, Den %. Septembcr.
9ds @eridf trat in Sitiifg ais
Expectations 8eboree.
&eou5irte Die ginid1sinig noll
%. S. Dapis, bon Spenspille, bon
$4,000 airf $500.
Sieilsbdg.
Gus @eridt priifte lulo erlailbte
io6gctpoe &edlnilngen:
Oh. Kimmel, BID. petit jurors 42.2e
j. NJ. Scherman, costs state
VS.. Boyd ...... ...... 94.7O
R. Maupin, sury. Fritz road 23.03
r. Maupin, surveying Ford
at Mt. Sterling S.65
III. Heidbrink, culvert d. Is $50
|. M. Campbell, balance acct
Canaan to Usage Co. line
Sub. ...... -. 49,. :. 1914
Case. Cent. Tel. Co., phi. rent 6.15
DIR. Vessel, certificates for
2 prisoners ~. -. 4. 200
State Hosp. No. 3. ...... 171.25
Mabel Maupin,, text book
commission (. F. TOO
A. Il. Schnitger, fees ;. $40
E. A. Meyer, l day BID. eq. 500
Fir. Oncken, Ida. BID. eq. and
| da co. ct. and mileage 11.20
Hy. Zastrow, Ida. BID. eq. and
l da. co. ct. and mileage 11.50
J.. A. Sewell, Ida. BID. eq. and
Ida. co. ct. and mileage 1000
A. L. Schnitger, Ida. BID. eq.
and Ida. &C. ct. -. 49,. 400
A. l.. Schnitger, 2 da. pro ct, 400
A. L. Schnitger, janitor >. 5000
Hy. Zastrow, Ida. ct. & mil. $50
FIR Oncken, Ida ct & mil. $40
A. Il, Schnitger, Ida. co. ct. 200
&C.. a. Stockton, dep. sheriff 1900
A. E. Maupin dep. sheriff 1900
f. l.. Kicker, dep. sheriff 25.4O
w. j. Ellis, fees -. ...... 1915
Ferd. Pletz, fees 49,. -. 1890
Dos 8eridt %ernannte Ole @ubl-
ridIter fiir one fomntetpbe Noperitber
@ubI, ME uit airoerer Stale pitbli-
sfrt.
Cos @erid)t 8enebmt9tc Die Cub
icription fir Sen Stnabeluoiltrift
go. 90 ltno betpilliete hie Slanmc
bon $51. 90 I'M InfdjlltB al eittcll
gleid1en @etroq, neld'er pnn 6en Fe'
teiten gc5eid1net ipllrSc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-02
Canaan.

&errD GraNer mpldpr 5nr Belt III
Der SdNlhfohrif lit llnion 6eld,dfti9t
lit, 6eialib iidl porigc @odpe bier altf
@eNed) bel ieinert Nngebnrtger.
Ger offeiltfide Gerfnltf mclder ON
.Rprt9el 0nuerstns bel SaneS Gef'
ef snttfolto, mar eipt beilldd imrb Die
Safen bnodtett oipd) rcd,t otrcbin'
bare Sreiie.
Gbas. SaiNntamt lmnb Santllic ltat'
tetelr ont bergoateenen Sornutag Der
Sainiiie bon Sos. Gcder eirter BE
lild ab.
6. q. Meper ipor bori9e 8ode III
Hidlcr Radiboridoft benin Mbld)dtclt
Scs i~tellerbnren @igentbunns.
6mit 0abe ellis, bon Sfdro Greet
tefnrr6 iid' itber ben port9en yfitts
trcf, lrnh @onnerstog oilf &el''ds BET
6rmt SSSobm Giroer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-02

Garl Otto, ell gobofot in ct,
2>liS, mcldler BORT bei Ger Icttelt
gSrinMrpohI ais @fmerber I'M oic
Domination obs &reisridtrr Qeid2ia
gelr mwSe, bcgilNl onr Son1tug IN
ieincr Office int GoIlmbio 9ltilot'bl
SeIbihnoro Nlrdt Grid1ieBcn Gr
ipor 60 Sobre oIt rno ieiipe 8oni!;e
fetrlt fcire llriode fiir Die Chat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-02
@ili6s ,,nb pcritopit.

aopftpeb, id)Iedter gthem, iait.
rer MagelL beIeate 3unae ,rpo lii.
oer6otIidfeit be6eltcn, bnB 2eher
r1to Gingelpeiben reritopft itnh.
91e6mt &einigltng Dor. Soft cine
25c. SIoidle BON Or. Sings Sem
2ife Gins un6 leert Waget urh
Ginaenci6cn orlS ron Sen Gas 1tlp6
@iftItoffen. 9ns miro gud aut
Iiiblen MAIDEN. @ffeftin unN Nph
mills. 9ein &neiferL. 25c. bei CHI
rer1 Ipot6efer. @lttfIen's 9rricn
.SaI6e fir 9ranbnunben. (9lbn.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-02
9rafc.


sSrolt @ebrenb. cine bpdbetol Ic
@reiinr bon 50 Sabren, botte oas
llttgIiif biefer Gage it ibrer Io)-
mul9 5t faIleu mo spei Rippclt il
bredleft.
Geo. g. Snmfelo rerbeirotlrctc itdI
pcrgaugcller Sonntog nit 81.
Tnlta Slul9ebIid oos ilul9c &aar
miro in nGditer 3eit radl gotiiorn'
len ~jieIel,. ann in 3ilfiinit sort III
toobrpen.
Gbriit. &loiIner miro mGbrcnA Nie'
Ter 8pdDe 1ntIcr MiiIer ieiat. tnbcm
Iiillcr Sdlmrii ur6 6alnilie hie
StuatSi IalstelEaN III Sehnlju be,
iitdeit.
Srn,t 2angelpbena 1T ioehelt non
2oli& Striifacfcbrt. no lie q.
lpcn Gorrotb pml @interiuoorcu cia-
gcfollH hot.
Glluiit. 9lietfer, eli, Nlrgeiteatcr i'll
tSopts ShcctSron MidS, in Granite
Gitp gu, pcrIebte eiar pour SaJe
Terielt, bier, bel ieinelt 6reunbert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-02
@asfpaabe.

gGriif. SaIf mad)te am porisen
Mitttpod cine Sobrt. per ailto, frab
Der @nbmms bon 6. @arnaler ilas
@attin, I'M ON eirrer @eburtstags-
feier tbeil 81 nebnlen. Sir ieiner De
9leitaurs befonoen iid Sscor Stof,
@alter Silent, Safe Sdnnit itrps
6rit &einboi5.
SRI, Sirpie Gardner madbte aall
porigen Sreitog einen geiltb in
WorriSon.
CINE grBaN ulierer iiilgeli Selite.
ipbrte bent Ball bel. peld)cr olt Ies.
Elm Samstag slbenb in @eber's
Sale itattiano.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-02
Sat Gner Sinh @iirmer?

Die n~leiiten Sinner boben beIeg-
te 3un0e, itarfer Itbem. Wagen-
tpet, Riilgc inter Sen 4ligelL blei.
DIE urtb gelblide Sarbe, perbos,
aerei5t, 3dbnefniuiden, Bdl5en I'M
Gdlof, eige1partige &r6ume. allies
oas bcoelitet, bob hns &in6 @iir-
mer Bot. Soft gleiG cine Sfadtel
&idopoo @urmt0btcr. Goblet Die
@iirmer, urb bringt ite burdl slb-
fiibren aus Sem &orper. SIN Garop.
Sorm lino leidt az nebiren. 25c.
BEL gllrenl apotbefer. (Ion.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-02
SdnDeridt.

Wouotlid>er geridt fiir Sen q,
itrift Scr. IS, mir hen Wolrut meIdlar
init beil %. September erect. cant
&eQiiter, anabar 81, OtGod'en %.
Sotnls Slulnne Der Gage 6cs Sdntlbc.
irhs 1tSt; t1glider 8eittdl, in
0urdldalitt 50; NHabI Der tG8lid
om~pcielpNen Sd)itler 81. aeille 60,It
bon Sarntieligfeit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-02
Saitur Snchler mad 8rccnbinc, ~.
acrnfen.
0itt[e Mof. g[rf. 26. sept.

Nolnr @. 9iletlcr Der Dor etlpo
erei Sdbrcn sic q. &ouGs4@ enteitoc
5t Ban Mlo. berIieb itohrlt einen Viii
~, BON Scr epoltgl @erncilpNc N
@reqnpilfc, ST. inns miro i'll No'
BENDER ieiien ltnlsita bnlten.
liner Gaftor @atcfIer nj Die Sittle
Mod @eineitt6e erfrctiidy 9eoichcit
mo hot pdhrelro ieiiter Ilnts8eit fem
Mit9lie6 Dc0er Sltrh alrstritt ooer
Nen 600 berIoren. Ritr lfrtsrrn ie1cit
mir i'm SfciSen. q q.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-02

8rdiioctt Sill RON ser Stants
l~litiperiitdt In GoItmt6iu bat eife
@eriiigallpg erEaiien, isodA reIdser oaS
.SiidsspreGen" (Sa5irp) nj 3itfitrft
,oon Stlt6etacp itreig rcrboter miro.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-18

but In the darkness and confusion they
made right for 1t and tumbled in one
after the other. As they went in l fired
two shots in the direction of the stables
Both cut the two men there so close that
they took to their heels. and thus with
three shots and four or five wells / had
scared off the whole gang. l had even
done better. In falling into the ditch the
three fellows were badly knocked about.
and when II came TO climbing out they
couldn't do ii. especially as l was there
with my pistol in hand. and threatened to
shoot the first man who showed his head
The row awakened the women. and
when they came to know what had hap
pened they took the horse and cart and
went for the police while ! continued
TO stand guard. In an hour We had the
men out and handcuffcd. and next day
the other two were arrested twenty miles
away. The two strangers were profes-
sionals and desperate men. and but for
the fact that one had an arm broken
and the other a leg by the fall into the
ditch. they could not have been held
there so easily They got fifteen years
apiece in prison, while the others were
let Off with seven, and though ] am not
going TO give exact figures, | will say
that MIR. Markham rewarded me so liber-
ally that II was made a red letter night
in my life. The police growled at my
way Of doing things. as 4 matter of
but on the other hand a hundred
different newspapers said the boy at
deserved unstinted praise
for his conduct. and so on. and on the
whole I have always felt rather proud
of the affair.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-18
Getting a Start NATHANIEL 1' G FOWLER
ANTE-MARRIAGE SAVING.

reasonably certain that he can sup
port her and their children.
The woman who will enter this al
lance unprotected is not o. a caliber
fit 10 make a good and sensible
mother.
While love. and other of the finer
feelings. are far and away above the
material, so long as we are both
material and spiritual, we cannot ig-
more the materialistic with impunity.
To do so is a crime against nature,
and nature is not merciful.
Therefore, / say it is wrong, il
not crime, for any one to enter
natrimony unless he has, or has
saved, sufficient money to meet prob
able emergencies. 1t would be in
for the wants of all people are not
alike; but, upon general principles l
should say that | believe no man
ought to marry unless he has liv-
ing wage, the prospects of retaining
his position or of obtaining another
one equally good, and, at least, $500
in the bank.
This condition. if carried out,
would undoubtedly bar out the union
of laborers, who may never be able
TO accumulate so large a sum. Shall
they forever remain single? The
question is hard to answer Mar
riage is natural. but when | consider
the terrible suffering OF the children
of poor parents, many of whom die
for want of proper food, clothing,
and care, | am not prepared to ad-
wise the laboring man to marry I'M
less he has saved a few hundred
dollars, if not FIVE hundred. and is
reasonably sure of making a liveli-
hood.
1t is better TO wait, and be able 10
protect your family, than to be pre-
mature at the expense of those for
whose life You will be held respon-
sible.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-18
P. D. @. INTERVIEWS.
Nv VI. QUAD.

1t is no trick at all to get an interview
with the Secretary of State if he happens
to be in Washington, which is sometimes
the case
You will find five or six guards in the
hall leading to his sanctum.
Each one is armed to the teeth. Mr..
Bryan does not propose to be handed
a bomb as a mark OF some ones esteem.
As the first guard comes forward to
search you for concealed weapons and
to inquire your aims and ambitions in
life, give him a left eve wink and whis-
per:
Chairman OF the Chautauqua Asso-
citation at Tawas."
And you want him to lecture
''If he will
"Oh, he never refuses
ne may not have time.
But he'll take time. Go right in, sir
he'll be glad to see you"
found Mr.. Bryan at his desk writing
out the draft of the new treaty with
Japan. He had just penned the words:
II isn't that We object to race or color,
but II is that there isn't a darn Jap in
the United States that can't fill a straight
or a flush nineteen times out OF twenty.
The time he fails is the time he makes
you believe he has fours and rakes in the
pot over your full house"
We'll? queried the Secretary as he
looked up.
Its an affair Of State, Mr.. Bryan"
And not a lecture? My terms are very
reasonable
II am sorry that ] could not bring you
an OFFER but l may have one next time"
We'll what is your case?'
Suppose. Mr.. Secretary, that you We're
a young man again?"
''Umph"'
And that you were visiting friends in
the country
"Umph!'
And that you were invited to a husk-
Ing-bee?"
Young man, l thought you said"
Don't get impatient, Mr.. Secretary.
You have heard of husking-bees, Of
course?'
81 may have.
And attended them?
"Umph!'
"a farmer has fifty barrels of corn
IN the husks. He invites thirty or forty
Young folks to a husking-bee. After the
nusking IL finished they have supper and
/ dance"
"weII?"
TITS Q rule as old as the Pyamids'
The Washington herald., 1914-03-18
South Bend Physician Giving Away
Medicine 10 Rheumatic Sufferers.

Ara A. p: H.mmer. Franklin. N.
Il. writes: Wn say your medicine
has helped me more than the four
doctors ! had this summer"
=. p. Ssoklea 6nithheld. Eebr,
says: i have bean afflicted with
rhsuDatism-- espeoiany seiatica- for
Q num6sr Of years. Wa having q
severe attack when I sent for your
sample. ] had taken only tive Of
your tAblsts when nottcsd
change for the better. I have not
taken all the sample yet but feel
cured" Mrs Il g. Hoadlsy, Sedalia,
No., says: Tt 10 wonderful what
yoar medicine has done for me.
vAs On orutshss Friday night when
I received n began takfng Il at
ence and on Monday put away the
ofutehss and uSei 4 cane. stncs
Thursday I have not used either
and an doing my own work. I had
rhsama tism on and OF for 20 years"
II yeu are subject to rheumatic
pains of any nature write for 4
hse box Of Dr.. Whitehalfs Rheu-
matte Remedy today. 1t win be
70 yss. - ~ have to Thousands Of
eeAss4 vseS this remedy viii DO for
y0l d. Whitshali 10 particuiarly
suxb04s. b have aruGEtsts know
,Ss, nors ssest b. prspsr.s,e11 and; and
for the free medicine to mention
their druGgistI namea In writing
address Branch $40. Whitehall
Laboratory, Dr.. whiteAAlL MeEri-
HAas Co South Dsad Ind
The Washington herald., 1914-03-18
"OUIz" A VERY
NOVEL PASTIME
Sayings of Franklin Set Forth in Pic
tures-Solvins Them Very
Simple.
$500 In CASH AWARDS

Most remarkable is the amount of spec
ulation and interest stirred up by The
Washington Herald's announcement last
Everybody is awake for the disclosure
of the novel pastime which carries with
it $3.50 in cash awards.
Briefly. this Is the idea of the Ben
Franklin Quiz The Washington Herald
will publish. beginning next Sunday, a
series OF fifty photographs. one appearing
each day for fifty successive issues.
These photographs are drawings repre-
senting or illustrating certain sayings Of
Benjamin Franklin. You are to solve the
fifty Photographs for their fifty respective
sayings and submit your solutions to The
Washington Herald. II you've been
fairly successful in naming the correct
sayings. you'll share in the splendid
awards
That. in a nutshell. is the Ben Franklin
Quiz. There's no nominating. no can
vassing. no selling. no soliciting to do.
Just solve the photographs. and do il in
your own way. at your own leisure.
All residents Of the United States are
eligible to participate except employees
and stockholders Of The Washington Her
aid and their families. II is not neCes-
sary to be subscriber to The Washing
ton Herald. Absolutely no other condi-
tiOns are imposed
Now. what do YOU think Of that for
game?
The splendid part is that every one can
take part with reasonable assurance of
success. Age makes no difference-the
children can play as well as the grown
Ups. Education makes no difference. il
isn't even necessary to he acquainted
with Franklin or TO know his sayings.
SolvinG the Photographs is quite simple.
We've printed one here to show you how
it's done. You've seen a plain drawing
and that drawi..g conveys a certain idea
to you. Franklin has expressed that
idea in one Of his sayings. and when
you find the saying which matches with
the idea. you've found the correct an
swer. In this 'ase. IL is-"The cat in
gloves catches no mice"
Tomorrow you shall have a chance TO
try your ability on another specimen
Photograph. Wen give you a list OF
The Washington herald., 1914-03-18
W%pyriEllt. I9l4l


I APPROACH this subject with
L fear and trembling. because
am aware that some OF my
readers. including those who are
softly sentimental. will misconstrue
my meaning and accuse me of lack
of finer feeling and a desire to
"commercialize" the better things OF
life
believe that no man loves love more
than do or has deeper apprecia-
ton OF the intrinsic value of sentl-
ment- True love is safe and will
not play risks: but. as the greater
part of so-called love is more or less
an imitation OF the original, | have
a right to address the average reader
in a different way from what |
should if | were sure that he would
make real love match.
A proportion, and, perhaps, large
one, OF matrimonial troubles is due
to lack of financial support. Prob
ably half of the matches are con-
tracted before either party is able
to assume the financial responsibility
of wedlock, and its probably re-
suit.
No real man will ask a woman to
become his wife. unless he has rea-
son 10 believe that he can support
her and meet probable or possible
emergencies. The early arrival of
children, and the unavoidable ex-
penses of marriage. combined with
the uncertainty of business, suggest
that no one enter matrimony until
he is financially able 10 meet its re-
sponsibilities.
Sentiment will not pay doctors
bills or buy food and clothing. nor
will it take the place of physical ne
ccssities.
l believe that no man really loves
a woman as he should love his wife,
who will ask her to live with him,
and bear children, when he is not
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a long time. He was son of Mr. and
Mrs Albert r. Metxger. For a num-
Der Of years he was employed as collec-
tor by Frank Michelbach.
A fine Of $50 was imposed In the Po-
lice Court today on Jack Haywood, a
nonresident charged with destroying
property belonging to Irene McDer-
mott C. T. Mcdonald. also a nonresi-
dent, charged with the same offense,
was acquitted.
The funeral of william Milstead
took place this afternoon from the
family residence on North Fairfax
street. Services were conducted by
Rev. W. ]. Morton, rector of Christ
Episcopal Church. Burial was made
in Bethel Cemetery.
Thomas p. Henderson has purchased
from Rev. o. w. Triplett lot on the
north side Of King street between
West ana Peyton streets.
Lenten services at st. Paurs P. f.
Church tonight were conducted by
Rev. C.. R. Stetson, of st. Marks
Church, Washington.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-18
Without Charye Of any kind
Dr.. Whitehall MesTimine
Co. viii sand Medicpe
10 n who wriSA.

ns, whisshaA after rs ysars Of
praSctoa, has G1ooeeded In oo@-
pounding . rsmsdy that b besseves
70 be wonderfully efficsent for rhea-
matte peine and through the DR..
Whteaall Ksgrfmfns @. has al
ready given away tbc0aon6s Of
bo1ss q this great remedy. The
success OF his open banded method
warraats him In f1rsher ooutan1Anoe
Of the distrshstton Of tho0sAnds
more % tree, fan psckaess to other
sutersrG Ths dooeors remedy 10 o
common-sense combination ct we'll
known remedies that TENDS 70 a.
minish the accumulation and in
crease the elimination Of the poisons
that produce muscuiar sorenesx.
tender, inGanDed and rwol1ea 3oints,
snd other n1Ansfsssstseos q rheu-
uzHk10u-
Eesov sre q1o<sd uasosscstsd lst-
tsss from me doctors mall st4zliar
letters are recetvsd osostAntly. Here
IN one from Mrs.. C. n Boughman,
EdinbWg. NJ: Dear Or. whisAhali:
Received your medicine. It Wa
for my mother. ehe did not have
the use Of her hAode Tor . Donth-
The thkrd Dorn1ng ather using your
medicine shs dxe1Ds1 harseh