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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-28

-1enrD Stidelt MO @dttitl, pna,
stnlpe, ipurern oarl persmtgcnen Srei'
tou bie @Gite pnt Or. SEQ. anpiebto
mtb Sanpilie.
I9me 8inber l1ipter IA SSobren er.
baIten bellte (Sreitag) freier Gin.
trtt SIM Sairplat. INN Dire allsiteI-
lung 51l beiidHigen.
-8ulter 9r1ters, ho1r syrIt Greet
febrte aln Witttuod BON &aitias Gitp
suriif, lpp er eirpe ISOLDE bel ieitelr
augeb0riger s~lpgebradt batte.
-glln r1dYten Sunrstag 4henh.
iuapie audi ONT So1ultag 9lbenb fift.
Set off Dem Snirp1nb Gin 9aa itatt;
man iebe Ole @rtseige ON anberer
StelIe.
SdJrcibt iibcr feline Sran. rWeinc
Strait" idyreibt Serr 6ranf 8. 0har.
tint BON South SbarOlL ga, mar
BON mcbrercn 2eiben beitngeitrdt; tie
bate 0t ogeuit0rlnWell, Sdrmer5en in
hret Irnten ltno IN ser 9ritit.
Ntrmlrotb, 9redtnnfG1e lEr6 ulGge-
mtinc Sdlpid)e. God oem &c
brolrdl NeS Nlpenfr0llters mltroe tic
gcirnb. @ir bdben SIR Scilmittel
irbt iiini Sabre in Ser 6alnilie &c.
Dobt, ulpo c8 lit lrie n0tbig gGpelen,
eTren @r5t ins Salts 3u rltfelt. sd
tarm SIR 9(lpenfrdnltcr allen Gdtern
lrn0 Wiittern ernpfeblen.4
Is er%iitiert motif folnn cine alls
Ncrc @eoi3nl, neld)e 10 icbr Saltss
mitteI 9~elpor0en int, mie Sorni's Il-
pcnffrGrter. gs lit feline 2(potbefer.
MeSi3ilL iofn6ern elm altrno0ifdes
arGutere Seilmittel, ncld,es Grfolge
sr5icIt itrp6 1rienpals berfcblt, mobl'
tbucn6 81 mirfen. gS miro oireft
nom 2uboratoriarm an Oas Yitbliflum
0eIieiert bnrdy 2ofal-glgenten. Scar
idreibc oir: Or. Geter Sabrltep &
Sous 60, 1875 90. @rnne ape.,
Chicago, Sa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-28
Grbrcr ~%criammlnua.

Die iolgclGocn 2ebrcr mohnteil Del
&crinnnn(luB bel, Deldle ON 20, 81
1lnb % ItS9ltit, in Slpell&uiQc obBe.
bolten mltroe:
Edmund Doll Julius Rode, ID
|G. Ferris, Edw. Krause, L.. r
Vented. Bryan Gross. Bertha
Renick, Fred Stukenbroeker, Hat
tie Gross, Lena Sassmann, George
SEEKER, Orpha Cooper, Edw
Hesemann, May Crowder, l.. w
Black, Edw. Dehn, Ella Helm.
Chas. McWhliams, Geo. Stuken-
broeker, Selma Kuefer, Olga Kuef-
err, Nora L%ankenau, Nellie Steen,
Eliza Murphy, Olinda Ohmamn, w
i. Steiner, Lizzie Moeckli, II. w.
Heidbreder, G.. H.. Hensly, Ray
Liehte, Jesse Elston, }. A. Boyce,
A. f. Dnfner, Arthur Moeckli, B,
j. Gawert, A. O. Mann, L.. Ochs-
ner, c.. F. II Dorsch. w, G.
Schaumburg, Daniel Miller, Aug-
usta Huebner, VIM. Huebner. Ma
bel Maupin, H. W, Koseck, r. f..
G.. G. Stewert. G. E..
Vaughn, VIM. Hollander, Virgin;
Wallace Opitz, Sylvia
Ruth Hobein, Florence
Graves. Edna Maupin. Logan
Edgar Stone, W. w. Lacy,
Allen Murphy. and Hazel Klus-
meyer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-28

adblt bat, hatien 45 5amiIien Is uno
nod mebr, unD 81 Sumilien ie II
&inper. Inbererieits fanoen Iit in
1861, 97S, D. /. in 1912 Prosent, al=
Ier Samilien, nur 2 &inoer uns
15,9 proSent hatten aar feline Hof,s
tommen.
Ha4f Der 9ulolpGf6erei une
Der 0iamantengrdberei 1T Sie
ShmutfeNer9erinnung ole eintrdaz
Iiafts Snhuitrie Giibofritas. Div
StrauBe bringen Dem iiibli9en @rbs
tcile iabrlif 3miihen 10 un6 10
Mltllionen Dollars HuBen, iie liejerr
auf ben &opf be5o9en ieber naiGbrIit
fir 20 bis % Dollars 5eoern.
Die Sepobner BON Bopta,
100 e5 3ulpeiIen I SATIRE Lang tsiRsa
Gtc9en gibt, nGhren iiG in Der tyc@:.
zen 3eit pon Den 6riiGten siner qts
ruaniIden gaaaMuoGt, 0.a ...l
Sabre lang phnc WoTer in Den au.s
Jetrcdneteu 6luBbetttn ii6 entmide.gL
Ietner ellen lie Die Spiben elmer III.
oersn 8aumpo!lQrt.
9te Gt neien pcritat.i
cine Grange ibres 9eidmIcu ,Sntn *
5u entleercn ua0 lie nit Tradtae...
81 fiilIen, obne onB man pen ten
ten Ghnitt c0cr ms pinAie{ta ~
III Der SGole her GidnQe tmr;y
.d@n Sn Qls;der lRetie eHttetyl.
lie ELL 1iibners, uno ;ai.m = Ill:
elmer glrt YIlntetmaile. obne s. / II,
%tleinIte 8rl,d)s poer @inidnittali4.f
an ser &ildla!e p1bl 1ehmbdr 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-28
The Missouri State Normal at
Cape Girardeau will open
Tuesday, Sept. 8, 1914.

This strong, well : equipped
school is in your own Normal
School District. within a few
hours travel of your home. The
future leaders in Southeast Mis-
souri, are being educated here.
Come TO your own Normal School
and join the fine body of young
Southeast Missourians here in
fitting yourselves to use well the
splendid opportunities that this
rapidly developing country of
fers.
The school has an excellent pre-.
paratory department, a strong
college offering courses leading
to college degrees, and al I'M
surpassed professional depart
ment for teachers.
For catalog and, descriptive cir
address
W. S. DEARMONT. president,
Cape Girardeau, Mo,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-28
Seilt @enrafsia, tObtet Sdmers,

Sloan's Ointment eiebt iofortiae
Sitoer,a,9 Eel @euraIgia uib Sci.
atico. &rifft Sen idmer5en0en
Sled, beianftiot Die Iernen urN
tobtet BEN Sdnter5. gltf gait fir
&beiunoti&mltS, SaIspeb, 9ririts
idtners unH gerrerfung. 9raudt
liidJt eineerieben 81 wer6en; &c
Siebt BON ieIber Elm, S. 81. Suir-
ger, Soltisoiae, &p, ihrei6t: Sit
an b0iem Reirrnl9ie dbnliden Sopi-
ipeb bier Mp1,ote obne 2inberarng.
@ebrmrdte Slaon's Eminent 5mei
oNer orei G6fte utS babe ieit6em
fem aopfpeb gebobt." Soft beute
cine SIaide. &altet es INNER I'M
25c, SOC uno 81 Bel @urent
glidliu's arnica Salbe
fin ollie 8inpben. (anb9
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-28

Der bent d Sorpfen miro
9egenmdrtig elmer Meloung aus Nees
nab, Wis., 5ufoI9e i'm See 2ittIt
Butte Oes Mortes 5u Souienben gs@
fdn9en. gei Gtrosbels Sslanb purs
Den iiingit lei einem ein3ieen 3ua
t~aufenO pfunO %gefangen. Inter ben
g~efan9enen 5iiAen befinren iid fpIs
de, ole 80 9Iuno I6per tinb. 8ds
Bfuno miro fir Orei Gents pere
tauft.
Marfbatt 8arter, bas
5iueiidbrige S0bnden zines in 2epu
bel Ga GrpiIe, isis, onidIfisen Sars
mers, fanb bobeim cine MeDi5inflas
I4e, in Der iih elm Sel beianb, nit
benz ii6 iein Batter iein traltes 9ein
einSurei6en pflegte. unO tot aus ibr
einen tii9ti9en S9lud. 9as Sinh
itorb einise Stunbsn ipdter inter gee
woItigen S9mcr5en. Gin ipfprt bers
b~eiaerufener Qrat tonnte ibm teint
Nettung mebr %brinsen,
au Ser @iebfarm bon
Steele C Gopbp ouf Der olten Sort
SulpsR eierbatipn in SiibsDatota ift
in Oieiem 5riibiabr elm 5eIo bon 100
'Icres nit peibem &lee bebaut NOR,
Den, pefder als 5utterpflanae Der.
ipenoet iperben ion. IS 1T Dies Der
umfan9rei9te 8erfu9, ipelder je in
oteier Ri9tung ausgefiibrt ipprotn
lit. Wan lpGblte einen bod seleeensn
@runofompIer auf Der proirie, mo
flee letdt obne ipeitere pfIese sts
beibt, unb man peripri9t ii9 bisl sus
tes 5utter fir bic Rinoer bon biefem
8eriu4e. Gin anberss SeIo bon 140
Nerss an 5Iubufer 1T nit alfalfo
ftbaut noroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-28
5reic 9icnitc bcs Sabr6outes an
Samstag Dem Sanpt. Sairtag.

Der biciigc BOARD of Srabc bat
fir SamStoe belt 90. Ilteiit Dos
S1brboot 9emietbet, Dob ale 9eNidt
er uiticrer Goiuttp 6oir bon oer
Ntoroieite bes 6Iuiies irei nad) Ser.
itoilat itlro 6uriif brin9ett miro.
0as Boot miro ipdbrcno 6eS ga
gcs feds 6abrter 5miid)g SoittrC
SSslaru6 ispb Seriua1m mad)en Inn
ben 9etpobneru bon Scr Noroieitc
heS SIlliics @eIe9eld)cit 81 9ebcrr et'
men poleb Sag utf ocnt 6dirplabc
Su5itbringen.
Son1mt lttpb beiud)t Ole 6nir nnO
sic pielclt Sebelt$ipiiuoigfciten.
9oaro Of Irooe Of Scrntdnit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-28
Norriipn.

Goip. Uardar0, Souts, Sncob mi
9erntontt Sei6ftcr rlno &ic. Gitbntal
5egabeit lid Had) MartbaspilIe, Mo,
ian iid an Dem 6oielbit itattfinnen
0cR o5ropiboOting" 5u betbeiligca
2olpiS lnr0 Safe Seihner iinO bereits
init 8rciaM eAnillen 5uriifaefebrt
md9reno Die alfbercn bis gum Sd}lul
3ort bleiben meroen.
6rl. Sottie gppIc, bon @emnaml
pa. bicr uuf 9eiilH Bel Scripan0terf
Or. @orfmnn bate nlri ppriger
0ornerstog geid)ditlide Gerridtitig
en bier in Der Stoot.
Or. @robe befanb lid bieie @ods
bier oltf fllr5em 9eiuf.
Srun s. s. Ntertelus ipar orlr bori
gen 9onrerStua IN GbmnoiS.
Sri. INbie 2anoipebr, peld,c Be
s. S. 6recic lrnb IaniIie ai1f 9e.
iud, mar, reiite ponige ISOLDE mieber
iaadJbolaIe, naf Siggiitspillc. DO, 81
rid.
IIbcrt Hirle befor0 iid) aml Con.
rerstag Der ncrgangenen ISOLDE IN
Sbnmois.
Sorigc ISOLDE 6otten mir sen &c,
iitdr eitteS @anoelbiIbcr- Sbenters
bie gilocr tparen iebr gut, iolpie oitd
ole erfliWneen &ortrGge.
goap. Sltntntert nlad,tc allt porigcr
Oounerstag eiren 8eidsdftsbril nd, in
GbaTois.
Srnu grlglngc befir6et iid1 oieIe
Isolde, beilrdSAueiic, IN Spe1apitlc.
9. 6. &ebcfer befonb iif ciren
Gag Der Iebtelt @od)c in Gbulnois.
Mlpgllit Rcbcfer ult1 Sre6 @id
mobnteit an peranngclten SamStag
ser 2ebrcrperimmmlltltn ii, Slpclrs-
billie Bel.
6reb SoelIc bcTonO lid, ollt Der.
anlpgciren Srcitog, geidlaftsbaIber, in
Gbnnlois.
Trof. 6. 6. @oertlper uito Sorli.
lie, ipeldle lett belt lcttcn 8 Morlns
ten in Cope @rrorDcau, no, moblr-
ten, moielbit @err @ocrtner sen
Sunultersaltri1ps Der Nnrmnl-S dule
hGiltdtc, iilph am porigerr Sreitog tpie
Ger bier nrNcIaH0t.
Gas MiiiiolSfeit Scr epnlngcliId,cn
ct. Sacn6's @Gneilt6c, bon Worri.
ion, miro am tt1dNten Mtittlpod,, sen
9. Sept@n6cr. bier o~bacboItcn lper-
sen. Die Srnltcn ser @GlrCillOc per.
Ser Elm MittogSunabl %Iicfcr1t um0
Sebeprpam lit hcr3lid, cir8clnben.
&cirrp @orhcr, ionic olldl @n.
Steffens, botteu Oieier SoQc Sc
idl1fte in Ghmnois.
Seiie &ober perGcbtc Ocl bepgan,
ocrren Smnntog bel icinen Ilr9cboris
ger.
Srl. &ntberian ulN Sreltc &rf.
~criterc ron Chicago, lnhb Iebterc bon
Ct. Soltis, 6eionNer iidl mehrere
Gage olrf @eilrd5 bei ibreml @rlpNer,
SSoe. @cf, luph oeiicn TomiIic.
Sri. Glipin 2elelrbcrQer bcfletbct
icbt bie biciige oScloA@irl" Stelc
irpNGn Sri. Starfe reii1nirtc.
rSoe @ef berIogt Our Gerlldt iei,
lrcr id}oren rotfren MGbrc. meId,e iid)
perIoltfct bat, o6cr qcItobs
lem ipnr6Gl lit. 0nS Yfcrb lit 10
6Glt0 bod; NuSflunft iihcr ba$id6e
Ipir6 nit 0nltf erbctcn.
Sr Nem Spiel puiidclt Gtlof plto
Morriipr. nat Wprriiun pcrIorcn;
Has ReiuItot mar 10 9egct 6, 5lt.
p~lutitclp bon Gtlob. Ser &onpf
,lpiiden Den GbontoiS lupo Ncm Wtors
Soften cltoete nit Dem Sieg
.:rricrcr Spedhp1n6tc; &eilrltot: t0l
Jcget s, sltgiuftcu BON Morriion.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-28
SralR.

Us gtpl 3pel StQHpplloer
fir GRineien, fir 2ibungtIdang unb
fir Den Giienbabnminiiter !Slt bju
feu.
Rad Sen &Gmpfen bei 2iaoiang
itanoen Die SanitGss3iise 6 MeiIen
blntereinanner oufgereibt BEL gbars
bin.
Man adbt, bab Ser Selers
trog aaliforniens i'm Sabre 1913
bnnNert MiaiOnsn 6ab iiberf4ritten
9dt.
SIN @erbGltnis gu i6rer
8oltS5dbl pen0et Die G8lpeiS fir
IrmenunterItijBun9 mebr auf, ais ies
oes mhsre Gam
Sn % N Dort brecben i'm Sab
re etlpa 5000 8rdnOe aus, in benz
piel 9rDberen 2Onoon nod Iitt qorj
1000, in Berlin 1000.
Bel Dem groBen ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
ons geetRopen CAB, be3ahlte Der So
mig bon PreuBen 10 Dufoten, Der
&oiier bon HuBlanO 200.
Sriebri9 @itbelmI ". oob
0dmen nlr in 8egentpart Ser RDnis
gin @uoien5, oieie obsr empfing 6ers
rem ALIEN in Iunien3,
llnter ben Ntiturienten bes
Sdbr9an9es 1928 in Glagelle lporen
e5lpOlt groBe uno 3p0lf tIeine Yoes
ten, Dornnter aud QnberIen.
Die See uno 3uder sJu0uifrien
IN 8rtttf9= Siionritu iinO Durb pas
Iufbpren Der @inpanoersnq aus
Snoten erbebIi6 geidGoiqt ipotber.
9os 8erben bon S6Iarosne
6duten gu 0u%mengiirteln Bat Iidj in
Wl0orns ~allmdhIia gu einem redt
etntrdgliGen GrperbsSlpeiq entpidelt.
1912 purben in 9eutIhlanD
8teb 9e5dbIt: 4,516.297 9feroe, 90
1898 Stiif HinOoieb, p, 1856, 073
S4meine, 5,787,849 S6oTe uno
33S,397 3iegen.
Der 0urt mad einem RouId
bon Gbdnfdir (bimitI6em grannts
iuetn) oarf nidt nit BafIer qelDidt
tperoen, neil ionit Nie 9etrunfenbeit
ipieoerte6rt.
unter Sen $4,000 Nu~sIGnbern,
Die IN cen IL Monaten BON l. SuIi
1912 bis 30. SUM 1913 ben Sunaoa
ita9 ben Ser. Staaten iiberIieoelten.
p%efanoen ii9 1876 aanoo'sr.
4ls man Den 9epp6neru
BON Steinba1 bos 8entmdl hires
beriibmten Mitbiirgers Grpin, Oes
@rbalers oes Strlbburger Miiniters,
lHenten ipolIte, lebnten lie es al, neil
lle ibn ni6t tannten.
WetalIe 5einoe ser Bat
9ebrau4sGesenItdnoe aus Mtez
toll pDer Gus elmer Metalleqierunq
ieBen Der @ermebruna Der mitroIfos
&ranfbeitstrGger ipeit qr6bes
rem Wlber lton6 entgegen aIs Solsaes
9enitGnOe.
9 taats MonopoIe uno
uhlerfle9lnungen brtn9en Dem Staate
ldbrlt4 etpa 1854, 900, 900 elm, ipopon
S25, 100000 auf poits, Selesrap6sn.
uno 2elepbonbetrisb, $5,O0O,0O0 auf
Oas SaI5mOnOpoI uno $4,000, 900
1uf Gortprooutte %entfaLen.
Die Pbnrapnen our6Idaten
nit 9iamant> ober SapbiriGqen if.
e Rieiensranits unb gorpbbrquaoern
'aari4arf, brei S~abrtouienbe friiber,
'be mir am @ottbarotunnel Die Nns
penbun9 bon 0iamatbobrern ols
linen pneuen triumph Der DiIfens
daft" p~rieien. (:
Sn oen Ser. Staten linb sic {
unsIei9 bGifiger als in {;
zen anoeren SibiIiiierten 3Gnoern; I
%ntfdlen bod bon etpa 600 MiQion.n s
Dollars 9ranbiddeen auer 5ipilis |
ierten 2Gnoer olIein ii6er Elm Nrittel, ,
Miaionen Dollars, auf ole ,
Q
9as trodenI It 2on0 Der @rs :
{ 1T Der 9e5irt papta in peru, 5 !.
5raN n0roliA BON 4equotor. 53pis =
ben aipei ReJsnfGIlen Iiegt 6urfs :
1nittli6 Elm 3eitraun DON 7 Sab Q
en-. Die einaige SeuGti9teit, oie bic t
erbGIt, tommt bon oen Meers e
6
Bon ben 1L317.427 6omilien, .
is man in 6rantreid gnIans[ &C. f
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-28
Cts

Gis miro prompt u,tb 5uiriebctp.
itellellb III Iripottppbimlgen ip nIlet
Gllantitdten sii irgenb elmer 3eit
p1bre,rb oes Cages, nbgeliefert
Eeicpbrrirt cure 9eiteIlt,naen al
20. 81 ober go. 8.
Stpne Sill @inc So.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-28
@iTionSfcit.

In Mittipod1 Ser 8. Septeinber
iciert Ole Scttulria = @enteiltbe 81
9ig Berger ibr Miiiionsfeit. So0te
cs ant 9ten regimen Damn fipbet ole
Seicr am Goluerstog ber 10. itatt.
IGe NodGbar . @enteitpben nit hren
Serrcii &nitoren iinb ber5lih einge.
Inheit. s. @iering, g.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-28
@cbt Gnrc TuftrGgc fir GoGlcn lest

Sbr f6rnt picl iparen, tpcnn ibl
cure SlilftrG8e iiir &obIen lett Nebt,
mo ibr miScrIeiere Sobler 81 t2cts
per 9iibeI boben fonnt.
Sarrp Cher / | n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-28

-Gl,os. Sd,Sler rciitc alit pcrgnir'
gerprn Smnstag nadl ct. SouiS. imlt
ieinc 6o,nilae ab5lpbolels. lpeIdje ieit
betr Icttcn 5ipci Wtolntclt uitf ciiler
@cnhySreiie Inv Soma uno Sipbiuira
tpar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-28
2lentae, >en 81. 1meuit,

Gbenos s rr. Der frlbere Nliieus Stnbtanmatt opn ct. Souls Ben.
Ecnry u. Kcrftina, 8r6foent bs Stabtperbanbes ppn 81. Souls. mirb
eiuen beutiten Sortras balten iber bic Steuune anabme Der anslpamen.
faniden YreRe s~eeenaber 3euihlanb i'm eesenmdrtisen 8rieee. Serr
aeriins mirb ebeniaas cine &ebe in Der beutiden sprube balten aber bic
sroBe sesenpdrtiee @eiabr Der YrpbbHiou ourd bic SpbIpn Bill.
Sebern1ann tpiutummen, gintrit frei.
tabtperbanb on $ ermunn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-28
0ro6e MISUNDERSTANDING
StabturrbauOrs BON Srrmanll, Mu.

bs Geutids Gmeritaniben Natipnal 8unbes National German-Ameri-
can Allance) in Der CONCERT Sale, am
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-21

In the schoolhouse in Belleville, Wis, few even
ings ago. upon motion of the Catholic priest, the
Methodist minister was elected president of the COM
munity' social center for the coming winter.
Then three basket ball teams were formed includ-
ing the priest, the minister the blacksmith, the ed
itor farmer, the keeper Of the village restaurant,
dentist cothier, a teamster druggist, garage
owner, the banker, the saloonkeeper, hardware
merchant and house painter.
They differed in religion, in politics. in incomes, in
social status about as widely as differ. But
in the school building, in the free democracy
of the social center, they agreed to lay aside their
differences for the novel purpose of discovering how
much good fellowship there in meeting together,
now and then, as equals, as brothers.
In the democracy of play, in the democracy of
frank fair discussion of public questions they are
finding out, these differing men of Beleville that,
human beings, they're amazingly alike, once you
get below the surface.
And out of this agreeable discovery will come for
Belleville tolerance, kindness of feeling,
more give and take than it had ever known before.
Even when they shall differ agan-as, of course,
they often Wilt won't be with much bitterness,
as much bigotry, much mean hate as of yore
It's wonderful solvent is brotherhood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-21

Analysis of 1850 divorces in big city showed
that SO per cent were among flat dwelers.
Home must be more than place in which to sleep
when other places are closed.
The man woman who has room for flower bed,
chicken coop and play space for the Riddles is
pretty apt to have little time temptation for other
affnties
In flat, though, there's room only for the eating
and the sleeping-sometmes the eating is done
outside.
Amusements means movies, dance halls, auto
rides everything except staying home. OF course,
Old Nick finds mischief for idle hands to do.
But when you study the land values you see why
flats are necessary.
Little Belgium before the war; had found way
to keep home life sweet 1t used it's railroads to let
its city workers live in neat cottages in the country
for less than the price Of three 10cent cigars they
could each travel 20 miles twice day for week.
We could do that, too, it not for one fact The
men who own railroads are also the men or the
business allies of the men who find it profitable to
have folks herded in flats.
We can't get away from frequent divorces unless
we get back to the soil.
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If all the railroads could do for all the cities what
the Long Island railroad is doing for steadily in
creasing number of folks in New York. old High
Cost of Living would have to jump off the dock
and the sentiment of Vox Popu would be one of af-
lection for the transportation industry, instead of
one of reproach
BY getting farmers on Long Island to pack hamp-
ers Of fresh vegetables fruit and dairy stuff to fit the
needs of city families by transporting and delivering
the hampers promptly and by collecting and account
ing for the service, the railroad has put SD worth of
good food into city homes for $3.50 and increased the
farmers return from to 80 cents.
Incidentally, it has jumped farm land values from
IS to $75 and increased its own tonnage 300
per cent
To produce these striking results the railroad has
had to do lot of tutoring at both endsdemonstra-
ton farms to teach farmers what to grow and how to
pack it; and vigorous city solicitation to teach
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wise New Workers that the plan wasn't flam flam,
but actually valuable service.
AS an incentive it had only the hope of increasing
its freight earnings.
When we nationalize the railways we must in some
way keep up the incentive.
fault of the parcel post is that though it loads
more work on the postal servants, it holds out to
them no inducement to rustic for new business
Japan has granted the right to vote to two women
More than half of the worlds population lives in
the tropics of the old world.
ALI the parks, gardens and available spaces of
Vienna are to be laid out vegetable gardens.
The Rockefeller family in America is descended
from John Rockefeller, who was born in Germany in
1854.
Matches are scarce at the war front that an Eng
lsh officer paid $3.50 for single one "
A series of scales to be adjusted to childs head
have been invented to insure accurate hair cutting
New shackles for convicts permit man to walk,
as usual, but lock should he bend his knees far
enough to try to run asa1
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Two Generals Fail;
Kill Themselves

PETR0GRAD, via London, Nov
21.-A dispatch from Warsaw to
the Russky Slovo says the German
generals, Won Bredow and Won
Bromel, committed suicide at
CzeDstchowa, Russian Poland,
after a German defeat.
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DAUGHTERS WEAR CoTT,
TO HELP Sol
WASHINGTON. Nov

WASHINGTON, Nov.
Bellies and beaux, matrons
chevaliers of Dixie" will ell
tonight to tango and to trot
cotton ball" given by the Sd
ern Society of Washington
terpischorean effort to aid,
cotton situation in the south. "
of the women and most of |,
men guests have pledged [.
selves to wear nothing but
ton clothes from top to toe. w
OF cabinet officers and O
high officials are patronesse.
the ball.
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First Free Methodist church. 1911
So. I st.. c. M. DeFoe. pastor. 8. q
10 a. m: preaching, II a. m. ana I
o. m; Young Peoples meeting. N
p; prayer meeting, Thursday. 40
p. m.
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LUTHERAN

Our Savior's Evangelical Luther
an church. corner of and I'm
SITS. Rev. o. J. ordal. pastor. Real
dence. 912 So. 18th st. s. s., $40 a
M; services in English, Ii a. m:
Norwegian, s p. m.
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First Methodist, so. sth and q
SITS, Rev. Delmer ii. Trimble, min
lister. s. s., ~ o'clock; services.
1890 a. m. and 1880 p. m; Young
Peoples service gao D. M: special
class by M. II. Marvin, of State
Industrial Welfare Commission.
$40 p. m. Mi. Fritz Kioeper and
Mrs. J. Austin Wolbert will give
solos at evening service.
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Swedish Tabernacle. Cor. So, 10th
and l sts.. II. Sundquist. pastor.
services at III a. m. and 7:45 %. m
s. s. at s:45 a. M; Young Peoples
meeting at p. m.
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United Norwegian. 30. 18th and L
lervices at IL q. m. and at D. m.
-. q, $3.50 q. m; services. 1880 q
n; S:46 p. m ]. q. Haugen. pastor
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WAS jESUSGOD1
The HEART s s $: .; e
TRIMBLE'S THEMEil
1880 "a. IN. and 1870 p. IN.
South Eighth and G.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Can You Afford to Miss These
TRIMBLE'S THEME;|

r. l. Moore. pastor. Church scht
at 10 a. IN; morning service at
o'clock; evening, 1850 p. m.
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Trinity church, No. 3D. and X,
Rev. c. Y. Grimes, rector. Early
celebration. 1880 a. m. morning SER
vice, a. M; evening, 1880 .. M; S.
s., 9:45 a. m.
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Annie Wright Seminary. Choral
vesper service, p. m. Bishop
Keator will officiate.
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Trinity. 1909 So. l.. Rev. III. Veg
ner. pastor. s. s., $50 a. m; refor-
nation service, 1890 a. IN.
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Pilgrim Congregational, Rev. Ed
gar G. Wheeler. pastor, No. gath
and Warner SITS. S. s., 9:45; wor-
ship and address at IL a. M; ves-
pers d. m.
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So. Tacoma Norwegian Lutheran,
62d and Warner, Rev. o. Hagaes,
pastor S. s., 10 a. m; no services.
Thanksgiving services, IL a. M: Y.
p. s. meets Friday eve. with Miss
Martinson, $3.50 +. s. av.
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st. Peters church, No. Starr and
18th, l.. q. Drake, lay reader. s. s.,
l0:4S a. m; children's service, 1890
q. m.
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st. James church, 403s McKin-
ley av., L. g. Drake, lay reader.
service, 2:30 p. m; 8. s., p. m.
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ST.. Paurs Evangelical Lu,

ST. Paurs Evangelical Lutheran
church, So. 27th and Tacoma ay
Rev. r.. Ave Lallemant. pastor. g.
s., $3.50 a. m; service in German,
1920 a. M; English service every
second and fourth Sunday.
IL o'clock.
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East Congregational church, East
2Sth and SITS, Rev. A. d. Shaw,
pastor: Services, IL a. M; Young
peoples meeting, $50 D. M; even
ing worship, 7:3O p. m.