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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-06
Hollis STORY OF HIS
PLAN FOR STOPPING
ALLIES WAR SUPPLIES

New York, July 5.-Frank Holt, the
Cornell teacher Of German descent and
German sympat hies, who did his best
on Saturday morning to kill ]. P. Nor
gan, confessed to Police Commissioner
Arthur Woods yesterday in the Nassau
county Jail at Mineola the real plan he
had formed to overawe Mr. Morgan to
stop the shipment Of war supplies to
the allies.
1t was as hairbrained a scheme as
ever dubbed in the brain of fanatic.
as Holt, clamly and with an obvious
desire for sympathy and praise, reveal
ed it to Mr.. Woods. This doctor Of
philosophy and cultivated scholar had
believed it possible to seize Mrs. ]. p.
Morgan and the three Morgan children,
drive them before him until he found
Mr. Morgan, keep them between him
and Mr.. Morgan until ne had made the
terms he desired and then lock himself
in a room with them and hold them as
hostages until Mr.. Morgan returned
with the assurance that no more arms
and munitions would be shipped to Eu-
rope.
DR.. Holt wrote a letter to his father,
the Rev. O. F. Sensabaugh, presiding
elder Of a Methodist church in Dallas,
Tex, in which he said:
Il found the 8 children in the par
lour and asked them to come upstairs
with me. They came. No objection. I
walked ahead. That was my mistake!
If I had been behind them all might
be diff. now. When I reached the top
OF the stairs. Mrs. M. came screaming
toward me and Mr.. M. behind her.
Now, instead Of stopping and giving
me a chance all went off in an explo-
sion Of excitement! No chance for ex-
PLANTATION
Mr.. Morgan jumped at me although
held a revolver in each hand. His
physical courage verified my moral
courage. We rolled on the hall floor. l
tried to shoot in the air, but some one
grabbed my hand. and pressed it down,
at least that is the only explanation
for Mr.. M. being hurt. OF course all
was over in few moments and was
unconscious for awhile. Soon I was in
their hands. and learned to my sor-
row that Mr.. M. was hurt.
He was the very last one that should
have been hurt for he was. to go out
and do the work I could not do. The
slaughter must be stopped and we must
stop helping it on"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-06

hand approached Mr.. Morgan his wife
saw the danger and threw herself
upon Holt, grasping him about the
neck and holding him until thrust
aside by her husband. Sir Cecil
Spring Rice, the British ambassador
who had been seated at the breakfast
table with Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan, as
sisted in disarming Holt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-06
Rafuse Drummond

AT O'Clock Sunday afternoon AZ
me nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Hodge
Drummond in Winslow occurred the
marriage of their daughter. Miss
marina Marguerite. and Appleton Row
naiuse OF Lynn. Mass. The ceremonv
was performed by Rev. C. D. Hese,tov
ol the Oakland Universalist church
IN, me pride was attended by her sister
MISS Ruth Hodge Drummond and ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-06
CAvALRYMEN
IN PURSUIT OF
40 MEx|CANS

Harlengen, Tex, July eighty
United States cavalrymen left here
today in pursuit Of 40 Mexicans who
crossed the border some time Sun
day night and looted a ranch near
Lyford, Texas, 80 miles from here,
killing two men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-06
REPORT MANAGER JONES
OF ST. LOUIS FEDERALS
HAS RESIGNED POSITION

st. Louis. July 5.-Fielder A. Jones,
manager Of the st. Louis Federals, has
resigned that position, according to
message received here tonight from
Gaty Pallen, a stakeholder in the To-
cal club, who Is now with the team
in Kansas City.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-06
FORMER MANAGER DOOM
OF The PHILLIES BOUGHT
BY THE new YORK GIANTS

New York. July Sword was re-
ceiveo tonight from Cincinnati that
PRESIDENT Hampstead Of the New York
Net'onals had succeeded in purchasing
the release Of Charles Doom, former
manager Of the Philadelphia Nationals.
from Garry Herman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-06
WATERv|LLE
Robbins NOVEL;

hiram L. Robbins and Mrs. Lovisa
"A. NOVEL; were united in marriage at
tneir future home, Maple street. Sat
Irday evening. Rev. John F.. Thurston
OF Millinocket being the officiating
clergyman. After the ceremony a we'd.
ding supper was served and Mr.. and
MRS. Robbins left for short wedding
trip. hs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-06
ADJUSTMENTS
OPERA HOUSE

Last Times Today Helen Gardiner in
Broadway Star Feature 1.-THE
Strange Story Of Sylvia Gray" Fran
6ushman in "The Accounting" Ham
Comedy Feature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-06
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Reginald Whitney, who has been the
guest of Addie T. Merrill for a few
days. returned to his home in Bangor
Monday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-06

DR.. Henry B. Moore Of Providenc.
r. l., is the guest Of his parents h
the city for a few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-06
NATIONAL HOME

Officer Of the day, Capt. Frank W.
Mckee.
William NJ. Hodge of Grand Bay. n.
B., late U. S. Marine Corps, John Rog-
ers of Charlestown, late U. S. navy,
and Alvin D. Lane Of Lewiston. late
Co. X, End Me. Cav, were Saturday
admitted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard A. Stafford are
visiting relatives in Providence.
Merle G. Davenport has been grant
ed weeks leave which he will pass
at his home in Livermore Falls.
Charles w. Lawry has been appoint
ed sergeant of Co. B, vice Milo NJ Will
liams. resigned, and Joseph Allen has
been appointed sergeant of Co. D, vice
Michael T. Driscoll. resigned.
The returns from furloughs Saturday
were D. Henry Cramer from West
Palm Beach, Fla. John Carney from
Hartford; Edward Sayers from Show
hogan and William C. A. Brown from
Augusta.
John Taylor, late Troop C, Ord U. S.
Cav, has been granted a pension at
the rate of $40 per month. a
William Hines of Worcester, late Co.
I &, 56th Mass. Inf; Hugh Kenney of
Leicester. late Co D, 25th Mass. Inf. :;
John Haley CT Providence, late Co. F.
And and 190th Pa. Inf, Mark Mcneil
OF Boston, late Co. E, list, r, I. Inf.
ana John NJ Deviin of Providence, late
20. r, lst r. l. Inf, former members.
have been re-admitted.
James n. Lanolev
Inc death of James H. Langley oc-
CURED IN the hospital here Friday
night. He was born in Northwood, N.
H., about 70 years ago. He enlisted in
co. M, End Mass. H. A., Dec. 16 1889
and was discharged July 277 1863 He
was admitted to the Central branch
rom Detrolt' Mich, Aug. II, 1901, and
transferred here Oct. ?, 1914.
Giles o. Bailey
The death of Giles @. Bai,ev occur.
req IN the Home hospital here Satur-
DAY night. He was born in Winthrop.
ABOUT IS years ago. He enlisted in Co.
X, 18th Me. Inf. at Bath, July "a.
leol' and was discharged Sept. II.
1868. He was admitted to this Home
from Bridgton Sept. 7, 1913. A brother.
george w. Bailey of Pittsfield, Mass.
survives. The remains were taken
away Sunday by the Amesbury-
Iwombley o. of Gardiner for shipment
to Portland for interment.
Frank Austin of Los Angeles. Cal.
late Co. G, 18th Conn. Inf, has been
admitted.
John M. Farnham of Lancaster. late
90. |, LIST N. H. H. A.. Israel Sweet of
worcester. late Co. H, LIST Me. H. A..
Henry McHenry of Boston, late U. S.
navy; and Fred Lavalee of Manches-
ter late Co. H. list n. H. Inf, former
members, have been re-admitted,
The Home Store has made ARRANGE.
ments with the Journal to sell the
Flags, which it is distributing at the
low price Of SO cents and 8 coupons
from Page 2. mav17dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-06

New York. July SIN explanation Of
the part which the hr1n Of J. p. Morgan
& Co. has taken in the furnishing Of
war munitions and supplies for the Euro
pean nations at war. 1t was stated au-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-06
Children Crv
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q a 3 TO RIA
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

Wanted-Kitchen girl.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A KITCHEN GIRL At THE LAW
renee House jly6dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-06

ing nome store has made arrange
ments with the Journal to sell the
rags, which it is distributing at the
low price Of SO cents and counons
from Page 2. mav17dtf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01
sdabl;des SanSiuieft,

9iider, Yapiere, &leioer unb cns
oere Intitel, ole Stdrte entbalteu,
iinb Die @egsnitdnoe, Die bon einsm
inter Dem Ramen rSilberfil9" Ges
tountsn Sniett ausesriffen unO be
i6Gbigt nerDen. Ils Mittel 9egen
bnsislbs miro e%mpfobIen, aui Elm
Stid Yappe pergifteten aleiiter gu
i9mieren unb oieies in Die Giben Der
8iiderborten, binter aomingeiimie
unp in bic S9ublaOen bon Bidder
Idrdnfen etc. 81 lesen. Gin oiinner,
gefo1ter Stdrtetleiiter tpirb berecri1s
tet, inoem man gu Dem Mebl 8 Bis
5 9roSent pulberiiertes meibes aries
nit binSufist, es nit seniigenb Dafer
permiiht unb bas 8anae gu elnem
biinnen &leifter oertodt. 9ieiss muB
auf Der pappe gut trodnen. Mtan
muB oamit porfidtis umseben, bu es
altd fir Meni9en siftie 1T.
Der @ddblins tpirb auber Sill
berfii1" aud Silberlaus, 3uderf;id
etc. senonnt unb psrbantt ieinen gtos
men Der eiaenartisen fiiddbnliten
5prm unb ieinem iduppisen. fiber
slGnaenosn 8Drpsr. @r 1T etpa 1s3
sou lang unb nimmt bonn 8opfe nad
benz binteren Gnbe on 8reits uub
Dide ab, iobab er einem @urm
dbnli9 iieht. Ser sanse &0rper TT
nit febr tleinen S9uppen bebedt, unb
nit ieinsn feds 8einen tann bas
Sierdeu auBersepGbnli9 i@usl laus
fen. Der rSiIberfif&T 1T cine be-
IOnDers ldftise Ylase fir 8iidereien,
ba er iid nit 8orliebs bon benz 10
gsnannten 8u6binbsr : 4leifter ers
nabrt, 4u1 Yapier nit itarter 9Iaa
fur iibt cine srOBe @n5isbunsstraft
auf i'm aus. Menn bas Sniett Den
8leiiter binter Oen Sapeten friBt. 70
l0ien fi9 bieie leidt bon Der Ddnt
los. Gs 1T nod cine unselOite Sra
&c, OF bas Sniett Seppi9e uni
8lif9m0bel anereift.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01

lei&t beroauIides Suffer, beiOnbers
@rinfutter uno Sol3toble, unb eebe
reidli9 friides @aFer. altes Bret,
in Tii9 einsefpeidt in ben eriten
Sogen, nit elm rpsnis idpnlSem
9feifer beitrsut, iii Elm itbr empfebs
lensnertes 6utsr fir bic tleinen pus
iertiden, bod gebe mon INNER nrr
luenia auf einmol. gier, init 9rpt
gebaden, bas nit iaurer Mil9 pers
mengt purbe, Maisbrootrumen uno
fem ssi6rotetes @etreioe, in tebr ma
6igen Yortionen, linb e%benfalIs eiae
3pedmGbige Rabrung. Inter 6riihs
Iutter iiu6 ssbadtss &raut, 3%tpiebeln.
9DpensabnblGtter pber Sulat gu pers
lteben. Sn Der s~ipeiten @o6s lpcrs
rem bic 9prtionen oes geidrpteien
Gstrsibes etipas grDber semadt uno
bic eripdbnten @eidipeiisu pesseIois
zen. Gut befpmmt Den iunsen Siea
rem aud Sdmiertdie 5iidatfdas
uuO fein ssidnitttuss Sleii6. aIs
Grfab fir tieriites Sutter, bns lie
in @eItaIt bon 3aupen unp adfern
auI Dem ireien Selpe finhen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01
GM@m
~

ihnieris, oas Snlett in leinen erlten
@ntpidelunssftaoien gu sntoeterl,
unp man9er Garmer fiuoet saa5
plDslia ieinen 0tais DEER Sorsbum
BON Mpriaben bon &auper beieBt
bic mad rai9em @adstum aus III
rem 8erIted berporsefommen iino.
IS tommt bann ni6t ielten DOR.
Dab bic Jru9t, lei IS Mats. 4ls
falfa poer Sorgbum, bis anf ben
5tensel raBetabl absefreiien pirb.
Die Serbfts 9eerraupe TT anertt
nabe3u idpara, sic pa4it raid
unb mirD stpa 11a Coll lang. Die
Raupe lit alsbaun seitreift, init selbs
lid braunem Bis i9pdrSem Inter
sruao. auf ieber Settle bat lie cine
breite, selbe, ipellise 2inie, bic mebr
ober ipeniser nit Rot untermif4t 1T.
sic 1T Der setpDbnliden 5eerraupe
iebr dbnlid, bod panbert lie bonn
Siiben fer INNER ipeiter nDrblid,
tpp iie bann INNER neue Rabrung
finbet.
@eip0bnli9 brinst iepes Sabr orei
Bis bier, manhmal auH fiinf 8enes
ratipnen. Denn bic Raupe ausses
tpadien 1T, trieft iie einen ober spei
.3olI in bic Grbe, I'm iid gu per=
puppen. Dies 1T bic 3ett, nm bus
Snfett ausaurotten. mas DurG cine
ipenis tiefs 8earbeituns bes CRIB
reids ersielt pirb. Bon 80 Bis 80
proaent Der S9dblinse perben boz
Dur9 bernihtet, ie nod Der @riinbs
IiGfeit Der 8earbeitung. Bel alfalfa
sebrau6t man am beiten bic fptBe
3abnegge ober ben Mlfalfaz&ulttpas
tor, auf benz Maisfe!se ben Moiss
&ultipatpr. Oils 8orbeusunssmittel,
beppr nod bas 5elo tatfd9lt9 inf
siert 1T, empfieblt iid oas auspfliis
gen elmer tiefen Jur9e UNI bas ganae
5elb bsrum, in pelde bann Die einz
nanbernben &oupen bi%neinfallen.
Mon fann tie bann mittels zines
SuIStlubes, Der burd Die Surde ges
aosen ptrb, totem, ober babur6. oaB
man bic Surde in tleinereu abz
i9nitten nit Daifer fiillt unp bar
iibsr elm penis &eroiine fprenteIt.
9ies ssritDrt Die Sniettsn bsinabe
auaenblidlih. Sinh bic YflonSen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01

aonsr.b fefbF betonat eessbsn. Dod
lei bier berborsehoben, baB oieits
Observation-Disclosures Sritem oas err
trQgsfGbise @ebiet i'm omeritanii9su
1sitsn uno Siibpeitsu bsreits INN
bunberttau eno bon Ieres
rergroBert uno ben Wsrt Der iGbrlis
den Grutsn nm Wiisiouen bon Dpls
iars srbobt bat. limo i'm islbsn 8er-
bdltnis finb aud Ole 5orti9ritte,
ipelde IN elmer Heibe alSpdrtiser
9Gnber nit Srodenformsrei er5ielt
lporoeu Iino. obipobl iiber einiss bieier
2Gnoer, ). 3. llugarM eeruDe beuer
nttt iopiel iiber psitere 4~usbebnuns
gen oes Spiems gu beri4ien TT, -
% Der grobe &rtea dub in oieier
9iniiht msbr pber minber itDreno
geipirft bit.
8stauntli3 bsitebt pieS rpdeniarmerei
in sinem @etiabren CUR beiIeren unb
Iangeren 5ettbaltuag ielbit zines ses
rin9eren 5eudtieteits Nieoeri4iages
I'M @roreit, Ippie au6 IN Der 5lpeds
a,iBi9iten anspabl bon 6elofrudten
fir IoIde lnnbbauli6en 8erbdltniiie.
Sic lit teiRe aonturrentin BON tinfts
Usher Serieleluns. ipnoern pishnebr
cine iddbunaslperte Grsan5ung
o%erielben.
lln3meifslbaIt lino bisiem Spitem
nod sroBere grfol9e in tiinftiser 3eit
beIhieoen, IN Mmerito unb i'm Nus
iunoe; uuo es lit nidt iberrai4enO.
oab bie Ssa5lteruns 10 sierlih oller
peItlibsn omeritonii1en Staaten be-
aisri9 lit, mebr iiber oieart per8cbeus
tultur uno beiunbers iibsr ibre @ns
penourY unter ben manni9faltigen
l~tliten 8erbGltniHen 5u erfahren;
uno es lit bemertenspert, OaB i6on
Ia Stoaten Der Union brett pber ins
brett 8epilisuneen fir Den 5rots
tenfarmerei. &onereb semadt, unb
oiele onoers ole Ingelegenbeit siina
itis erOrtert ober ibre abiidt ausges
iproden baben, beIonOere &usltelluns
gen bon 3rodenfarmereis 9robutten
ibrss eigeneu Staatss gu pe%ranitalten.
DieIe Staaten umfaRm iosut tpis
bas gauge @ebiet lueitlid BON Wtiis
louriltrum, nebIt Wiseuniin, Mifs
louri, artanios, 2puiiiuuo unb Wtins
ueieta.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01
49, sar ~M
una @aEte@
@ageal6
lie Seerraupe.

Die berbitlibe 9eerraupe Gall
army worm. bic unldngit I'M iioa
liden uub in Mittels9 eras ibr ers
ideinen madte. lift, ME IS idsint
oaf ibrer @anberuns nod hem Nors
ben beariffen, oa ibre natiirliden
sseinee in seras Dieies Sahr ni4t
Sablrei6 seuus poren, I'm iie aus
aurotten. Sie Sarmer i'm Norben
iollten baber auf ibrer 9ut iein.
Benn bieie Suietten auerit gum
@oriaein tommen. iino tie nod iebr
Helm, unb lu4en ibre Rabruns urs
ter Dem Raiengras etc. SIT I'M
Maisfeloe spiiden ben Reibsn ptel
@ras aufsssansen. 10 mOsen be
Raupen aud bort ihreu uripruns
baben unb iid cine 3ett lang bort
erndbren. Gs 1T fpmit siemltd
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01
Die MaiSahren.R anpe.

SIN anidluB an fribsr bier be-
iariebsne Maisi9dplinss let beute
nod bic Matsabren : Raape
corn ear iporm) %erpdbnt, cine sriins
lide poer brdunli6e &aupe, pelhe
Ii6 in DIE aebren bineinfriBt uno
Defenders bas Siibforn liebi. Das
Sniett besinut iein 3eritOrunssnsrt
an Der Spite, an Der Seioe, Der
glebre unb erGbt lid INNER tiefer
elm. Ss 1T i'm aussspafiensn Stas
blum etipo 11a Sol lang. Die pup
pc 1T braun, Did unb II 3pa lang,
sic Motte BON eleidsr 2dnse tpie DE
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01

Sic Seerraupe.

bsreits ansesriffen, 10 beitreut man
fe am beiten nit elmer Wtii9ung aus
pulperiiiertem srieniaurem 8lei, 3
Bis 5 pfunO per 4ere, nit atpei. bis
breimal 10 bel Mebl mad benz Sc
pidD. 0iefes MttteI lit natiirli6
aussel9loIien Bel Sutterpflon5en,
ober BEL Wais, bas ipdter nls Sut
ter peripanbt perben foil. Sn bic.
fem JaIle mif9t man ettpa 100
pfunb @eiaenfIeie nit elm paor
pfuno Barrier 9riin unb maht Dar>
aus our4 3ufab BON 3 bis 4 9alr
lonen MoIaife einen iteifen Seis,
benz mon nod ben Suit BON einem
balben OuBenb Npfelfinen ober 81
trones suieBt. Wenn man bieIe Mis
iauns iiber bas 5elb breitet, perben
bic Raupen babon freiien unD 5u-
srunoe geben. 8ei 9lfaIfa 1T elm
fofortiges Mbmdben unb Srodnen
mad Der Gntbeduns Der Raupen Sn
empfeblen, pobur1 nift nur Der
ernteertras gerettet, fonberu Der
9eerraupe aud bic peitere Habs
rn%nssquelie abseidnitten tpirb, Iobab
nd feline aipeite Generation entfpit
teln lam. Sobolb bas Seu eingss
beimit TT, foIlte Der 8oben nit elmer
fdtperen MalSe b%earbeitet, poer Der
oben eripdbnte @ifttober a~nsetponbt
fperben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01
Sd)airanoe.

Die RGuoe Oes S4afes entlpidslt
li6 an Oen nit Wo0e beiebten 3eilen
ser Suut. SIM 8esinne Der grtrans
flung elmer Ssrbe iiebt man namsnts
lia i'm Stall ober, tpenn bic Serbe
Der Sonnenpdrme ausgeIeBt Dirb.
oab ein3slue Sisre beiimmte &Drpers
Itelen iheueru, NIT oen 2ippeu nads
baltis benagen ober init ben 9inters
beinsn nad beftimmten aOrperitelen
I6lagen. On oiefsn Stelen 1T oas
@liss nidt gei6lOhen, ionoern uns
ebsn uuo 3er8uuit. -8iro bic Wole
an bisisn Stelen gsi9eitelt. 70 be-
merit mon, Dab bic Saut ni4t glatt
uno ~gldn3enb, ionoern Our6 8n0ts
1enbiloung ruub unb nit grautpeis
Zen S9uppeu ooer gelb6raunen 8or@
len beoett lit. 8si grOBerer ausbeb>
nung Der Rdiioe magern bic 5iere ab
unb gebeR iogar augrunbe.
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Germifoerte anltnrpflanse.

Sn 9eutf9lanb oenfen beuts oieIs
letd pieIe, bic iid iebt iiber bic teus
rem &artoffelpreiie drgern, ipie gut
es bod bic 8epobner i'm iubtropts
f6en Chile baben mosen, ipo bic
&artoffel betanntli9 beimtid 1T,
unb bon mo iie emit na9 europa
iibersefiibrt purbs. 9eipiB, bort
ipddit aud beute nod bic SartoffeI
Nib. 4ber per lie bort ieben mir
be, ipiirbe in ben befannten gerli=
ner Qusruf ousbre6en: vWie bait
bu Dir perdnbert!" YrofeFpr @ibs
felht, Der betannte @ntbeder bes
p4bas@ letIders" in ben anbes scn-
Chile, i9ilbert ietn Wieoeriebeu nit
Der Sortoffel in Der fol9enben Wei.
ie:
.llnier 8ilpat lag bart am SUB
bes Selfentores, bur6 pas Der r9bns
8letf6er" gebroden nieoergebt. in
Der S0be BON 1886 Meter. Sier
fanb i9 aud gum eriten Mole bic
piIbe &ortoffeI. Sbipobl ia &c.
rabe paS peltlt6e Siibamerita bas
Seimotlonb Der &artoffel 1T, 10 mus
tet uns GuropGer Der MnbIid Der
pioletten &ortoffeIbIiite bod beis
mild an, unb mir bsnfsn babel an
ipeite, ebene SeIber, bic BON u~nferen
8ouern beftelt tperben, an 4merita
unb @letider benfen mir iebenfalls
babel 5uleBt, unb bieie uPapiaa bel
campo" 70 nanntsn Iie meine
2eute - sridisn mir pie elm 0rts
lides Geitenitiid gu BEN, mas aeits
li6 elm Qna6ronismus senannt
nirb. SIN Gponiiden beibt 9ors
toffel rpapa"; bo in Siibamerita
faum elm Dort ieinem 0iminutib
entgebt, 10 fpurOe aud bic papa in
cine Papila beriponoelt - bel earls
po bonn SeIbe, b. g.. Nib fpadisnb.
8~eraebens iu9te id ober mad ben
nubbrinsenben &nolIen Der
Pflanae; lie fanben lt9 ntft." Die
8artoffel mar sben in ibrer 9eimat
berniloert.
Sortidritte Der Srofcniarmcrri.
STIR ben i'm Serbit absubaltenOsn
Sabrestpnsreb oes 8erbanoes CUR
50rberuns BON nSrodenfarmerei" lift
cine I3ufammeniteauns ~ouseearbeitet
ipprber, bic srtenneu ldBt, in pelbem
Mabe bieies, nod iugenOlide Sbitem
Der 8obentultur in Den Der. Stdaten
elm SeiI bss nationalen 2anobdues
~setporoen lit unb dls folder anertannt
ipiro.
Die @insslbeiten bisies 8eridtes
.iperoen erit in 8~erbinoung NIT benz
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01

Wini5dBrcl Nnllpc IN cllcm SllBllals'
Aplteu.
pupps, nit elmer 5liigelbrsite ben
3pa. Wan bat I6on orei Iee
i,erationen i'm Sobr beoba6tet. am
6"duIigIten limb bic Sddblin9e I'M
auguit, bod fiubet man lie BEL sins
tiger @itterung nod i'm September
uno Ottober. 3upeilen greifen fe,
roenr Der Mais iaon gu bart it,
alee ooer Glfalfa an. Gin lpirtias
mes arsrottun9smittel 1T nidt be-
tonnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01

Der Rsusteri9e. spfui
5riii6sn, Did 10 gu bei6muBen!
CUR Strdfe muBt Ou ieBt nah
Saus; I'M 9art iperoen feline tleinen
S9petn6ea geOuloet!.@
Srib; .Tiat, 100 ionitaa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01
9as 5ittern innaer Yntsr

8ei Der aufau6t unb Dem slit
tern ilnger guter tpmmt es balpts
id6lid barnuf an, iie norm unb trots
ten gu baIten unb nidt 5u iiberfiit
tern. Mon Jorge bdfir, oab Die Urn
aebuns Der 9tere ftsts boltommtn
iaaber lei unb IeBtere fret bon aGu
len blsiber, Wan berabreide lur
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-12

IAN old gentleman removes his hat
as the Terriers pass"
the sense of subtle difference is con-
Vincing. .
There are noticeabIy fewer motor
cars, the dress of women is far quiet
er and more practical, midde-aged
men march about with new aIertness,
wearing. war service shoes, and fully
half the younger men are in khaki.
These are merely the outward signs.
More significant symptoms of fun
damental change are shown in a hun
dred different ways. The new defer
ence toward women and weakness, a
tendency to silent COmradeship, that
second look and half smile which in
dicates instant understanding.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-12

No newsbOy shouts the latest flash
from the front. There is no need.
During each instant of every day
England thinks, lives and suffers the
war.
Corrosive anxiety checked by a self
control more touching than tears has
made the once cOmplacent BTitishers
less British" Both the classes and
the masses now feel the bond of a
common brotherhood.
Down the sunlit street drifts the
music of an advancing band.
An old gentleman seeking his eau
tiOUs way across the traffic takes ref
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-12

"SIx wounded men in khaki, haY-
ing tea, assisted by pretty nurse,
grin cheerfuIIy."
uge on an island" The marching
men swing past him, rank on rank of
young, young faces, lean and brown.
The heavy kits prove this is no prac-
tice march - they are Terriers