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Evening journal., 1916-12-20
BY CLARENCE AMMAN
Editor OF the Eastern Underwater
LL.---.---

Written for The United Press.
NEW YORK. Dec. 2O.-At the end OF
a seyenteen-day voyage from here we
arrived off Yokahoma. There weren't
any battleships in sight nothing but a
million little boats called sampans.
looking exactly as though they had
sailed out OF old prints we saw in
school. At long intervals a motorboat
passed. a clumsy AFFAIR seeming to
have a lot OF engine trouble"
At the customs house, ready TO take
us to the hotel. were 500 rickshaws
and two automobiles, the latter Of the
type around which center all the
jokes. The trip TO the hotel was an
eye opener. We looked around for
horses. but didn't see any. as all We
hicles are drawn by men, occasionally
relieved by a sleep team OF oxen.
On several corners were men in
smart looking uniforms. carrying
swords. All, our first glimpse OF the
army ave thought but they were po-
licemen. As we rode through the
streets we strained our eyes looking
for the Western ideas the Japanese
have been appropriating so indus
triOusly, but they were not in sight.
Little boys were playing ball in their
wooden clogs; women with unfastened
kimonas walked through the streets
Indifferent to the gaze OF Western
eyes; men carried the skirts Of their
kimonas up TO their waists so the
edges would not be muddled by the
streets. Tiny shops were everywhere.
All through the day we looked for
western IDEAS, but we saw only two; a
member of the court dressed in silk
hat of 1895 vintage and a shabby
Prince Albert coat that came to his
knees. That night we read in a Yoka-
homa paper that the government de-
sired 10 show the Japanese an aero
plane and that one was being carried
Throughout Japan for exh bition in
various cities. II would be in Yoka-
homa the following day.
We decided instead OF viewing the
lone aeroplane to take a trip TO Kami-
0ura, the fashionable watering re-
sort and sec as much of rural Japan
on the way as we could in six hours.
We started at s next morning. and
two minutes after we had passed the
city limits Of YOkahoma We were in
the middle ages. Every man and wo-
man was working in the rice fields
or on a farm with implements
which their ancestors had used for
centuries.
Villages were neat. tidy affairs,
without factories. The only western
IDEAS we saw during the morning were
picture post card stands and American
cigarettes. We tried 70 smoke some
Of the latter. but the Japanese matches
are for ornamental purposes only.
When the automobiles passed little
children-'he only sign of future sol
diers-they wave Their hands and
rhouted "Banzai" We were told that
when the motor cars first put in an
appearance the children threw
stones at them. One day the Emperor
gave a decree to school principals.
asking children 10 wave their hands
and shout a greeting OF welcome TO
passing tourists in motor cars. This
was read in all schools IN Japan. The
| Emperor's merest wish is law. Over
night the hostility disappeared and
now when you ride in an auto down a
country lane in japan you feel as q
Evening journal., 1916-12-20
Mother Made, Quick
Acting Cough Syrup
ShouId be Kept Handy in Every
HOme-EasiIy Prepared and
Costs Little.
F4&*4s.4+s.s.t+4s s.4's4-s44@+'t4


Mothers, you'll never know what 20
are missing until you make up this ir
expensive, quick-acting cough syrup an
'ry it. Children love its pleasant tast
nd nothing else will loosen a cough O.
nest cold and heal the inhamed on
vollen throat membranes with sue
lse and promptness. It's equally a
.'lod for grown-ups as for children.
This splendid cough syrup is made b.
curing 2l2 ounces of PineX $50 cent
WORTHY, into q pint bottle and filling th
bottle with plain granulated suga
syrup. This. gives you q full pint
family supply-of much better coug,
for S2.50-a clear saving of 81.
The moment IL touches the infamed
cold-congested membranes that line IL
throat and air passages, the healing b.
gins, the phlegm loosens, sorene'
ayes, cough spasms lessen and 500
disappear altogether, thus ending
cough quicker than you ever though
possible. HOarseness and ordinar
coughs are conquered by IL in p hour
OF less. Excellent for bronchitis, whoop
ing cough, spasmOdic Group. bronchia
asthma or winter coughs.
Pinex is a highly concentrated com
pound of genuine Norway pine extract
combined with guaiacol and is famou
the world over for its quick healing
effect on the membranes.
Beware Of substitutes. Ask youl
druggist for "212 ounces of Pinex" witt
directions and don't accept anything
else. Guaranteed TO give absolute salts
faction or money refunded. The Pine,
Co., 1T. Wayne, Ind.
Evening journal., 1916-12-20
L0NDON EATS Twice
FOR A SQUARE MEAL
New Food Economy Regu-
lationS a Hardship on
Hotels and Military
COMPLAINT CONES
FROM OTHER SOURCES

LONDON. Dec. 20.-London's new
food economy regulations, which are
in force now, will compel hotels and
restaurants to serve meals so small
that those with hearty appetites may
have TO 80 from one restaurant to
another to get a square meal. The
public refuses to bel eve the regula-
tions will stand the test.
Beginning today hotels and restau-
rants may serve only a two-course
luncheon or supper and three
course dinner. Hors d'oeuvres,
oysters, soup, fruit and savories are
considered half courses. Vegetables,
cheese and salad are not included at
all Everything else is a full course
officers are not allowed to spend
more than 50 cents for luncheon or
$3.50 for dinner. The manager of the
Piccadilly Hotel expressed the follow
ing opinion on the regulations;
Hardship on Military.
"The new methods mean we shall
be unable to sell what we can prov de.
We must keep up the prices or the
service will suffer About 1000 or
ders for supper nightly at the new
price, would not pay for light and
neat and clothes. All the hotels are
filled " tn the military now, who are
not allowed to spend money for food
Civilians are able to spend as much
as they like which is unfair to the
military.
IF the Government wants 70 save
it should insist that no sweets be
served five days of the week. and
should set meatless days The pres
ent restrict on is no economy. Patrons
can go to several restaurants on the
same night to escape hunger l don't
think the regulations will last lone"
The manager of the Ritz and Carl
ton said:
Il am unable to tell yet how We will
be affected Probably we shall ar
range a menu according to the de-
mand OF our guests. We expect to
lose money, but we are unable 70 help
ourselves. We hope the Government
will see a way to better economy
soon
Progressive Dinner Parties.
One Government official sa tha' he
People will get around them in m'nv
wavs Progressive dinners will so n
become the smart thing A progres-
sive dinner party might have the
oysters and soup at the Ritz: entree
fish and game at the Carlton; the
roas'. vegetables and salad at the
Piccadillv and sweets, dessert and
coffee at the Savoy
'lf the regulations continue VIC
shall soon be forced to return TO the
siodgy British menu of roast r,utton
boiled potatoes and milk pudding
he concluded.
The small table d'hote restaurants
in Soho are badly hit They serve a
many course luncheon and dinner of
small portions. They must now cut
the menu and reduce the number OF
dishes, VIII ch L is believed will prove
to be false economy. 1t would be
much cheaper TO provide numerous
courses of Fight food than three heavy
substantial ones.
The Government will find more
money is spent on food in this way
than before. it is thought. On the
first day every one is hoping altera-
tions will be made in the regulations
II is almost certain that early IN the
new year drastic food regulations. in
Guiding meatless days. restricted use
OF sugar and white flour, will be put
IN force.
Evening journal., 1916-12-20
CHRISTMAS VESPERS At
WESTMINSTER CHURCF

Vesper services at Westminster
Presbyterian Church on Sunday after
noon will be special Christmas ser
vices. Selections from Handel's "Mes-
siah" will be sung by Mrs. Leonard e
Wales. soprano; Miss Ruth Viii
son, contralto: Frederick Wyatt
baritone. and Charles l.. Candee. tenor
The chorus will comprise the follow
ing singers:
Sopranos-,NIiss Jane Dutton, Miss
Frances De Witt Miss Irene Lender.
man. Miss Elizabeth Craemer aud Miss
Evening journal., 1916-12-20
Western Ideas in Japan
NOT Visible to The Naked Eve

king must in riding through the
, streets of European capital.
Not seeing any Japanese peril In a
country Of agriculturists and small
shop keepers, we decided 20 go TO the
city billed as "The Chicago o. japan.
where we must certainly Sc" ,he
thousands OF plants tha. at a mo-
ments notice could he turned INTO
ammunition factories. But, again we
were disappointed. It was more Ike
Muncie, Indiana.
Evening journal., 1916-12-20

tive committee. composed OF Jo1
slah Marvel. president; the Rev.
Charles l.. Candee. Mrs. Edward r..
Mack, I. L. Maloney. Mrs William 8.
Bergland. Philip Burnett. Miss Edith
is. Danforth- Russell II. Dunham, AL
fred d. Warner, Jr.. Mrs. Charles
Warner. It's books arc audited by ex-
pert accountants.
You may be assured that your con-
tribution to charity viii be intelli-
gently administered when you send
your check TO L. l.. Maloney, treas
urer, Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company, Sixth and Market streets
city. 70 help make up the organ za-
tion's annual budget being raised this
week.
Evening journal., 1916-12-20

Pauline Jones
Altos-Mrs. Lillian T. Hahn, Miss
Ruth Wilson Miss Mildred Mason,
Mrs. Joseph II. Jones. Miss Jean Nc
Caughan, Mrs. Ferdinand l.. Gilpin, Jr.
Tenors-J. Frank Ayres. L. o.
Thompson, Mr.. Templeman and Will
lam II. Wyatt.
Basses - Mr.. Strickland, Richard
Lind. Donald Lane. Frederick W
Wyatt, Joseph Mason. Joseph Jones,
NJ. Engelman
The following recitatives from the
oratorio will be sung
Soprano recitatives. There Were
Shepherds" Rejoice Greatly" III,
Shall Lead His Flock: tenor recita
tives. Comfort Ye." Every Valley,
baritone recitatlve. For Behold Dark
Evening journal., 1916-12-20

ness Shall Cover the Earth: solo.
THE People That Walked in Dark
ness; choruses. And the Glory OF
the Lord GLORY to Cod 'Hallelu-
Iah Chorus"
Carlisle Hemphill organist will
preside at the organ. The service will
begin at 4 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1916-12-20
BrsINEss METHOps APPLIEp.

Success in all activities is largely
determined by efficiency. Business
methods are being applied to the
church and to the administration Of
charity. There Is no less Of sympa-
tnetic helpfulness in the work OF the
Associated Charities, and the Visiting
Nurse Association. because 10 is op-
Grated on business basis
It's affairs are directed by an execu-
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@efabr Der 3nslnft.

3usluft fiiblt belt, penn mir er.
bist iino uuo idpiben, gerabe am ge.
fGbrli6Iteu lnb bat Damn our Solge
Rei,ralgie, iteifen Naden pebe Deus.
feIn unb aud &belinotisml,s. 9rau.
Diet Damn Sloan's ointment. gs for
bert Den 8lutlauf nod Der meben
Stelle unb in fur5er 3eit iinb Steif.
belt uno Sdmer5en beridmunoen.
@er on 0curalgie ooer neuraleii6em
&opfpeb leioet, miro ourd mebrmali'
ges Innenoen 6ieies 2inimentes gro
&c 2inberiing beripiiren. 9ie quGlen,
ben Sdmeraen flieben Dor benz Sc
fiibI Der 81rme, Rube, geauemlid
felt unb Sdlaf. Iud gut BET Seer
penIeiben. 9reis 25c. bel guren
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o nensbiIls o. 8.

Sie 9tnben %unierer 8oitroute bot
ten fiirSlid einen biritablen goItfar.
ten /. Sdauer fir u~nieren goittrGser
8. g. Sbiplep, peranaIteltt, anI6b'
lid oeiien @eburtstag. liner Sbip.
lep lit elmer Der beiten BoIttrdeer I'M
DienIt.
Gouaro 2ocb. elm 4ngeiteIlter Der
Steel Continuation Co., bon &anias
Gitp, mar ON Sonntas auf 9eiudI
bel s. S. @erf uno Senrp Sdrocoer.
@buaro lit elm Sobn BON gnorcas
2ocb, BON Ico 8iro. 100 err 3ur 3eit
feline 8intcrfcrien uerlebt.
@robpater uno @robmutter @la.
Ter liegen beibe on einem i6meren
Infall Der Grippe b~arnieber.
5. 5. &bieofc fiel in Der bergange.
men @ode auf Dem Sis, uno erlitt
ifrner5lide, ieoo6 nidt ernitlidc
SSltlpttllSSi.
Com. Morrc, bon SwensbiIlc, mar
fir5li6 bier auf geiud bel ieincm
9ruhcr Soicpb unb beiien Samilic.
Cine 5ablreide Sdaar bon Scr.
rpanbten rtno Sreiinoen iiberraidten
ont lesten Sonntag @benb Srali s.
s. Merf, nit einem 8eiud. 9ie
froblide @eiellidaft trennte iif crit
81 ipater Stltnoe.
8m. 9ofpad lieferte am bergen.
genen Rontag cine an5abl Sdpeinc
in Sipenspille ab.
5rau ISM. 2odbart beidenfte if.
rem @atten am berfloiienen Cams.
tag nit einem itrammen, 5ebnpfiln.
oigen Stammbalter.
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$50 fiube id gladP

9as Slid fannlt 9u nlir finben
Sndit Du's in Dir allein,
9ur in elm Ser5 boil Srieben
3iebt es nit ionn'gem S9ein.
@idt mo Die 8ose bonnernb
Sid ipdlat gum iano'ge StronO,
@idt mo- Die SIuren reset
Ser Strome Gilberbanb.
Iidt rl,bt's, no on ben Salben
Ger Ibler freiien6 5iebt,
Gidt no I'M SdooB Der @roe
9es g%ergm,ann's aampe gIiibt.
Ridt, no bic @liitb bes Cages
Dos 2ebenbe ~periengt,
Ro6 no Der R1fte Gisbau1
Des Roropols @letiher iprenst.
Nilr in elm Ser5 boil Srieben
3iebt es NIT ionn'gem Sbein.
9ns Slid fannft gu MIR finber.
Gnhit GUS IN Dir alleinl
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Bah.

e.. 9. Weper tpobute borige ISOLDE
Der Republifcnifhen Staats . &on'
BENTON in 8arrenton bel, als elmer
Der 9elegaten Don @ascpnaoe Conn
tp.
Sobn Seba bate IN Der berganr
scneu ISOLDE @eihdfte ami benz GaA'
lab . 8eri6t, in Sermnrr.
Sobn MiIIer befanb fib einige
Gage Der pereanse1en ISOLDE eeiddf'
tcbalher, IN Sermann.
@s frer,t uns iebr, beridgten 5il
f6nnen bab iid Senrp @ofbeder,
pelder cinen idlimmen anfall bon
Soniilitis bate, Dicber erbolt bod.
u. Roeller bat fiir5lid 5tpei &c.
ipann @auIeiel gcfauft.
Com Cooper, Elm Siebbdnoler Bon
Gbamois, faufte porisc 8ode in Die
fer Ha6baridaft cine an5abI @aul-
eieI.
Our SdluBfeier i'm 9iitrift Hr.
90, SRI. MoedIi, 2ebrerin, miro bort
am Samstag ~(nloreen) Mbeno cine
biibide unterbaltlng nebit einem
gor . Super it%attfinoen.
Sobn SoeImer, Sobn bon 2ouis
$oelmer, lit iest aIs @ebilfe in Sp.
gngelbredt's Sdmieoe . 8erfitatt
anseitellt. Serr gneeIbredt bot iebr
bieI arbeit unb modte feline &rnben
germ prompt b%eoienen.
9ie Grippe, ioipie ait6 grfdltiln.
gen I'M aIleemeinen, baben iih in lin.
ierer @egenb 5iemlid feitgeiest; cine
grobe an5abl bon 8erionen lit nod
inltner bnrd &ranfbeit an bas gett
sefeiielt.
Ser Monat RGr5 lit aiid in bie.
fem Sabre nie elm 26lpc angefommen.
mir mollen boffen bob er. Dem
Sprud eetreil, aud in bieiem
pie elm 2amm ipie0er binalts.
gebt.
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Snften, bic sebeilt ,uerben.

goriidtise 2eute iebetr Saralf, bat
fie gebeiIt perben. Or. Sings Sem
DISCOVERY lit Elm betpabrtes Mittel.
Dos idon 46 Sabre I'M @ebratd lit.
Slats uno aIt Ioben es aIs cine &c.
iunobeitbrineenoe Me0iSin. 2ungen.
cntaiinoi,ng uro a1t6ere 2aireenleioeu
neroen oft our4 8ernadldiiigung
berbeigefiibrt. 9r. Sings SEEN 9is.
coberp beilt ben $ariten urt6 berbiitet
Die Grippe. @elo auriid, tpern es
'sbIt. Soc unb 81. (1aon.)
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Sbeale slbfabrmebisin fir SrHbiabr

Cine CUTE uno IangbeipGbrte @ebi.
ain lit Or. Sings 1erp aife Bills.
Die erite Dolls miro StubIgane be.
Dirfen, bic 2eber reiaen i,rb oie lin.
reinigfeiten aus Dem Spitem enter.
men. Sbr ieib es giid ielbit iduiIbia,
@1ier Spitcm bon Dem nGbreno 6es
@inters a~ngeiammelten @ift All Be.
freien. Or. Sings Stem 2ife giIls
meroen bies tbiin. 25c Bel ei,rem
Mpotbefer. (sloa.t)
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SERGE.

alice Wueller, nelde in lesterer
Belt frarf mar, befinOet ii9 iest aiii
Dem @ese Der @eneiung.
Soiepb q. Statbge6 uno Stf.
@aria Sablid puroen ON 80. Sch.
rliur, in Der bieiieen fatbolti6en
Stride getraut. @ir gratulieren
beltens.
elmer 9asler, 8illie Sreeie,
Sarrp 9ieterid, iopie Srls. Opal
@1leller unb 2ol,iie Sreeie. mobnteu
an 8. unb A. @dra Der 2ebrerprii.
Jung, III Union, bel.
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8. &obIfina unb @attin, uno SRI
either Sdope, Sodter bon &uboli
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@dr5, im Sfaarbauie Der bieiiger
euangl. Stride getraut. 8ir min,
iden Dem iungen Soar piel Slid
gum @unbe.
Saul 2utber nnb @attin, bon ct
Souis, paren om Sonntog bier, oil
8eiud bel ben GlterrL Geo. Bell
manu- Ct. ulto @attin.
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men 5reitag bon ieiner Satin mi
eincm S6bn6en beldenft. 2ei6e
ltarb Der &leine jebo1 fur5 ita6 De
8eburt uno lpuroe auf Dem epang.
let. Sobannes SrieoDof beerbie.
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, @rabe.
Iuf ieiner Sarm, 5 Weilen fiji
lid bon Berger, ltarb am 90. Sci
!. ritar, Senrp 8oetting, i'm boben q
ter bon 81 Sabren. Serr Boettin
pltroe in 0eutidlano geboren I'm
fam i'm Sitter bon Is Sabren bic
Der. SIN Sabre 1863 berbeiratbe
er iid NIT SRI. @liiobetb Sori
mann. 9ieier Che entiproiien /
ainoer; A Sobne unb 6 S0dter, be
oenen jebo6 Elm Sobn i,no cine Soc
ter, iomie aud Die @ottin, Dem Bot
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n Seritorbene binterlabt foI9enbe sci
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bon Berger; @m. 8oetting, b
Springfielo, mo 2oiiis 8oetting b
@eralo.
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Sdweiter, Srau @areenan, bon G
2ouis. Die 9eitattung erioIgte q
borigen 0onnerstag @adymittoe, a
Dem 90. 6. Sriebbofe, in Sent
@rope; 9aitor aoenig Ieitcte |
Srauerfeier.
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@ir baben bieie ISOLDE pieoer IN.
iere gailae Subieriptionslilte repibirt
uno corrigirt. Ser gelbe 3ettel 5eigt
Die 3eit biz au pelder has Mbonne.
ment beaablt lit, benn ale bis gum
25 Tebrilar einbe5ablten Ibonne.
ments . 8etrGge tpur6en auf Der &c.
iammten 8oitliite crebitirt. 8ir er.
IuGei1 Die 2eier anf benz gel6en @o.
reiie 3ettel n~adauieben tpie melt
Elm ieber fem Announcement be5ablt
bot unb ltns i'm Sale Elm Srrtbum
i'm Gatl,nt entoedt miro, inns tariiber
81 benadrihtigcn. Sir Die felt benz
25. Sebrliar einbe3ablten @onne-
mentsgeloer miro crit ipGter mteber
Ger Satum auf Dem 3ettel beranoert
fpcroet.
auf anorbnllng bes Boitoeparte.
ments in 8albington iol baS Dor Ell.
nigen Sabren erlaiiene @eies, neltes
beitinmt, oaB 3eitrngen an Die rid.
It1noigen a%bonnenten ni6t mebr fir
Die iiblide 8fl,nbrate ~beforOert iuer-
Den oilrfen, iebt itreng Our6gefibrt
meroen. gtod bieier 8erfiiguug biir.
len ollie 3eitlrngen fir 2eiite, Die
elm 3eitungsmann alien jenen 2eierrl.
mebr oils Elm Sabr nit ibrem 4bon'
nementsgelo I'M &iiditanbe limb, midi
mebr auf Dem %eepobnliden 8ege be
foroert meroen. @ir eriu6en bobe,
alle 2eier, Die nit ibrer 9e5ablune
i'm Hiidltanbe iino, iobalb mie mog
lid ben 8etrag einauienoen, ooer il
Der expedition borauipreden.
: 0aralts fonnen uniere 2eier ieben
Dob Die &eeierrng jett beabiidtigt
oaS betreffenoe @eies itreng burd5u
!. fiibren. 9as geies idreibt Dor, boi
Elm 3eitllngsmann allen ienen 2eiern
Die nit Der 3ablune nidt iiber ell
! Sabr i'm RiidItanbe iinb, feline Sci
' tung an Der &ate bon 1c pro 8fl1n.
5uienben barf, aber aif 3eitingel
: fir iolfe 2eier, Die nit Der 3oblun
! iiber elm Sabr I'M &iidltanoe iin6, e
men Gent pro gremplar entridte
muB, alio etlpa fiinfaebn Mal 10 biz
: als Die 8funbrate. @enn Der Be
" tlngsmann bies tbun mib, 10 lit c
ae3mingen, bon ieinen r~iiditdnbige
! 2eiern einen Gent bro ISOLDE ertr
: gu %perlanecn. 8ir poIlen bies j,
bod lieber nidt tbun, ionbern I'm
crit beniiben, ale MiidItGnoe ein5i
folleftiren.
8ir baben lanee nidt in DC
Spalten Der 3eitiing gemabnt, thu
Dies jest aber, nm Die @~ufmerfion
felt unierer 2eier alf bas @orbabe
bes BoItbepartements in @aibingtc
5l ridlten. 8ir nolIen nit Snf
Sam nidt in aonflift geratben III
], iino 5l oieiem Sdritt a~eSlpnneen.
@ir bitten oaber ale jcne 2eie
Die nod nidt 1915 ODER 1915 bint'
8 ibrem 9amen baben, redt bnIb d
riiditdnoiae @elo an inns aa entrit
ten.
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uGs iiebt iebr bauad ans", idreibt

rgs iiebt iebr banad aus", idreibt
Der gbieago graminer. ~als Oh Serr
@tIfon lid, entialoiien babe, Bolitif
oll i1 aoitcn oes GrieSens au treiben;
oils Oh or iid entidloiien babe, Die
S%;uliiot tn 8riee gu beripideln, IN Der
Soifnung. feline @ieberpabl baburd
alt ii1ern -" Das lit cine
furdtbare a~nfIage eegen
oen BrGiioenten. unb mir fiirdten
iebr, bab er in 8erlegenbeit fommen
ipiiroe, ipenut er iie tpiberlegen miiBte.
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Sn Merifo lit cine nere &ebolu.
ton in Sorbereitung unter 9ilouna
bon Sclir 9iaa, oes Reffen bes fri.
beren Brdiioenten. 8iIla unb 90.
pata iolien nit ibm Elm lt%ebereinfom.
MEN getroffen baben. 9as arme
Merifo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-10
saeo. Saobert grnee Glarf, staats.

HeD. Noberts Vrttee Slarf, Staats'
faplan oes &apitels Der "Sodter Der
&epolution" IN Sem gorf, bate &c.
legentlid beren Seier an 8aibing.
toms @eburtstag Die @~rbarmlidfeit,
gu vprebigen," oab es Die Bflidt unb
S6ulOigfeit Der Ser. Staaten gene.
fen ip6re, auf Seiten gnglanbs fir
Der Qualification gu fGmpfen unb bas
.orme fleinc" 9elsien, 8olen unS
Serbien di rGden. Die g%cgenmGr'
tiee &eeierune befdBe feinen @,,tb
benz ionit butte iie unentipegt fir BIZ
n8rinaipien Der Sumanit6t" eintre
ten miiiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-10

Cine ionSerbare SnmanitGt, Mme.
rifaner crit al,f beuaffnete Sanbels.
idiffe gu ididen uno binterber Sere.
miaoen an5uItimmen, tuenn iie Spfer
iolden SrebeIs ~seworben iinb. go
buman iinb SobtengrGber aud.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-10
als graiiSeut gilioa nod aanSi.

Dot mar, bot er ieinen 9enfapparat
einmal nit elmer eingleiiigen gabn
pereliden uno ieoermann peib, fpie
leidt CO auf iolden gabnen gu Sol.
liiionen fomtnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-10

-gbrenpflidt zines ieben Sel,t.
iden hierSulanoe ioIlte es fem, Die
oeitti&e @refie in slmerifa gu ,inter.
fifteen. am 8eiten tbiit man Dies,
in6em man Die IN ben SpoIten Die.
fer 8eitins otseaeisten @aaren fauft
uno benz @eidGftsmann ipiiicn IaBt,
onB man feline slnaeise I'm Bolts.
blatt' geIeien un6 baber au Inn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-10
@raf Yriutins g., Seransseber.

Entered in the Post Office at Her
mann, Mo-, as second class mail
matter.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-10-27
SENATOR MARTIN AND GOV.
ERNOR STUART.

These two distinguished Virgmians
are scheduled for addresses here TO-
morrow They are each well known to
Tazewell people. Mr.. Martin has
served his State and nation for wears
at the seat of government and serv-
ed well. Governor Stuart's record
as cme1 executive of the State has
met adequately and fully the most
sangulne expectations of the people
OF the State. These two gentlemen.
thoroughly familiar with the Stnte
and National affairs, will have much
to say tomorrow that every Virginian
should hear and know. Irrespective
OF political bias or affiliations, every
citizen of the county should hear
them, and every citizen is cordially
invited to be present.