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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-13
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gs tpurDe bereits batauf ptnse-
tpiefen, baB 4ltnter ben fir bic Somz
mertleiber pertpanbteR Stoffen neben
ben setupft.n ,unb tarierten por oil
lert bic geitreiften am mei{ten bebors
sust perben, ,lnb tatiddlid iiebt
man bic seitreiFten aleiber, in ollen
mDslihen INSTRUMENTATION, be-
reits in FOLDER Bille, bob tie, 10.
fleioiam fie iinb, idmerlid nrd
LANCE ibren. eriten ploB b%ebouptsn.
iperben. 11tfprun9li4 1T ppbl bic
@%treifenmobe biefes Sommcrs fir
bic alsemeine Sradt auf bic eez
f~treiften SpDrtto{tiime auriidauflibs
rem. benn BEL Der INNER mebr auz
nebmenben 0orlisbe Der 8ruuentpclt
fir ben Sport lit es MIR notiirIi9,
oab bic Sporttleiter einen tpe1ent=
ltden @influB auf bic ollaerHe,1t
Mtobe ausi,6en. Dieter ginflilb lit
10 sroB, bab man tatlddli6, abgefe
Zen bon ben formeaen Nad]mittngs
nnb Acknowledgement, tnllm mod cite
ttrense llnterfheiblig 3iDiiden1
Sporttleioern u,,b iold1en fir ben
ausemeinea Gebrauh Dor1,ebtnen
fann.
s 1880.
Mls Elm neiteres Bei1piel fir bte
pben ousaeyprodene Totiude ~lieferni
uns bic feibenem Sericp-Soden., Die
onfonas alld nur fir cen Sport
beraus9ebra9t pnroen, jebt aber
iiberon, in unbegren5ter 3aAlS ltnb
tn ben mnniefaltisiten Jorbelr llllb
ghnitten getrasen tperben. Sbre
grpbe 8eliebtAeit tit burd. bic ur,=
eebinoerte 8epesu,esfreiRit, bic ~
ppbl @dnitt ipie Mnteriol. gepa6.
rem, aur @elliise ertlart. Mlh bier
finb bic meiiten Mobeue se5treift,
meiitens III febr leudtenben 5arbe,t,
bod sibt es ou6 ~einfarbise, Die baum
niht ielten nit geitrciften ober To-
1terten Stoffen sarnicrt iinb. SSn@
mer iinb bic SSadell init GiirteIn bsrz
feben unb fn1t INNER nit srpbm
Saihen alsgeitattet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-13

1857 II. 1853. Diefes geidmadz
collie @pmmcrtletb purbe als Gent
sette-grepe sefertist, nit @tiderei
als @arnitur. Mnbere pa7el,be
@tpffe 1inb @eibenzp Dplin, @abars
oine, Wpile urtb 8atfft. Die Soille
BOT r,tnbe Soditeile, an pelde Der
6auptteil gereibt ;iit. Ser !Salsausz
ldnitt lit borne ntebrig unb init Ell
mem fefden &ragen aus Spite einz
gefabt. Der 8pd 1T aus einem Sof
nit Nanel berfeben, lnter peld)enl
@eienz unb Niidenteile ppu sereibt
iinb. 9oillenmuiter 1853 in feds
Gr0Ben, 80, "a, SO, 38, 40 unb AZ
3oI Bruitmob. Rodmufter 1857
in feds @rDben, %, "a, 26, %, 80
unb 80 3ol 9aiaenmaB. Grfor=
berlish Us Dorbs bon 363Dllisem
Gtpff fir mittlere @r0Be. llntere
Mpdpeite 3 unb apet Drittel Yrbs.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-13

1859 unb ITO. - Diefss bib
fde Musgebtleib lpurbe Gus aen,ue
Iterter pompabourzs eiOe unb unge>
mlftertem 9offet fir bic @ornitur
angefettist. Die einfade Saille bo'
lpiben 9olsausfhnitt nab breiten
&rosen. Der Mermel lit nit elmer
aetrdu1elten ,Manf1ette perfeben.
Der nit bret Streifcn 9offett umz
nabte Rud lit febr mcit unb pben
ON @iirtel gefrarfe1t, Mon tonn
bic Merlnel au6 olf balber 2dnse
nit Miiden einfaTen. paTcnbe
@tpffe Iinb Gballie unb Qapn.
Gailleplnuiter in 6 Gr0Ben: 90, "a,
SO, SO. 40 unb. AZ SOU 9rlitmob;
Mod 1769) in g @r1Ben: %, "a,
&c, %, 80 unb 80 .3pa 1oilen=
mob. Grfprherli6 Z "a Darbs
ton. SO 3pll 8reiie, fir mittlere
@rDbe; Npd 3 unb Elm Drittel Darbs
Brett am Sauln.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-13

1859. Sir bieles prottilde
9austleib fino percale, @in9bom,
gbombreh, gerge, @holie unb SID
nellette bic paHenbten @toffe. 9ie
9prberteile iinb unt3uipcfieln unb
bic Muffdlase tprreiponbieren nit
benz serollten &ragen. Die Mermel
fDnnen nit elmer M3anidette Deriez
ben ober einfad eingefabt merben.
Ser Hpd tit breiteilig unb tpirb
Inter einem @Irtel nit Der Saille
rerbunhen. .3pei Safden aieren
bic 8prberteile. Mu{ter in feds
GrDben: 80, SO, So, 40, AZ unb
a. sou 8ruitmab. GrfprbsfIi9 Z
Darb bon 365Dnigem GtofE, fit
GrDBe SO. @rDbte Mpdtpeite ettpa
3T Yarbs.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-13

!. 1854. Die1es rntertleib 1telIt
mon am beite,r aus Crepe, 8atilt,
2atpn, Nainippt pber @eibee her.
SIS lit elm febr bequentes Mpfsu urb
tonn i'm &ami{pl=@ffe an Der
empire aiIelinie gereibt iperben.
Nds 8ruitlnaB 1T aus 5pibe, Stit-
teret ooer Nerlen. Mufer iii brei
Gr0Ben, Helm, mittelarob unb grob,
Grforberlid 3A Darbs BON 36aDn.
Stpff, fit MittelgrDbe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-13

1914. - Sier baden mir Elm Sod.
Heb, nit laneen pber balblangen
Nermeln, llntsrfletoden unb sos
fen. Sir bos &Ieibden tann man
gutilt, aatpn, Dimitp. @bSlte, .Blas
nelette, Gafbmere ober pride @stot
ncbmen, fir bas ltntertlsibben
Natnfoof, tpeiBef pDer farbige,
Gapn ober meiGe Seipe, Militer III
bier @rDBen: i, 2, a urb 5 Sabre,
G%rforberlib fit Sabrs@r0be ~
Yarb fir RleibHsn, 3 Darb fit llls
tsrtleio "a Do flr SDs9en, BON Sc.
2ou breittm Stoff.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-01-21

results were simply marvellous. l have
have taken in all ten bottles, and have
never in my life seen anything, to equal
it 1t went straight to my troubles,
and was in a hurry about doing it, too.
My friends began to ask me what I was
doing to myself.
THE change has been so great that l
can hardly realize that short time
ago I was such a sick, tired, WORKOUT,
b~oken-down piece of humanity.
haven't a pain about me now, and have
more life and energy that have had in
years. can eat whatever please, and
it doesn't hurt me, and l sleep fine
something l couldn't do before I began
ta king Tanlac Tanlac has ended my
troubles, and you don't know how hap
by l am over it.
81 believe when a medicine puts a
fellod on his feet, like Tanlac has done
me, it is nothing but right to come out
and tell the people about it through the
papers and on the streets, and l wish it
were so every poor, sick person in the
country could know the good Tanlac
has done me. Everybody who knows
me-and l know a great many people
knows that it has made new man out
Of me-"
Tanlac is sold by leading druggists
in all principal cities of the South.
Tanlac is sold exclusively in Ameri
Gus by Aliens Drug &, Seed Store; in
Leslie by Leslie Drug Company, and
il Plains, Ca, by Plains Pharmacy.
advt
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-01-21
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
ENGINEER HAD To
PAY OUT $1,000.

Nearly everybody who has ever rid
den a passenger train between Biz
m!ngham and Atlanta knows S. T. Wat
kins, known by his friends as Dad
Watkins, the preacher Engineer" for
a number of years locomotive engineer
for the Southern Railway, running be-
tween Birmingham and Atlanta Mr.
Watkins is one of the oldest engineers
in the service of the company. In a
recent interview Mr.. Watkins said:
4 ave been treated by skilled spec
ialists in Birmingham, Atlanta ind
Richmond and guess have taken about
as much medicine as any man, but new
er have l found anything that has clip
cd me as much as Tanlac, and l have
spent twelve hundred dollars-a small
fortune-trying to regain my health.
Il suffered for twenty-seyen long
years with stomach trouble, which the
doctors told me was caused by catar~
rial asthma. Instead of getting better,
/ was getting worse all the time. got
so whenever l ate or drank anything
il was almost like taking that much
fire into my stomach. I was so run
down that when the time came for me
to go out on my run, just simply had
to force myself to duty and when I
got in my cab knew l was in no shape
to sit at the throttle. The pains in my
stomach and head were so severe l
could hardly stand it. About two
months ago l had such a severe attack
I had to take to bed, and I just about
decided that my time aid come for no
man ever suffered any more tan I did
then.
Il practically gave up all hope but
when began to hear of the remarkable
things Tanlac was doing for sick peo-
lie in Atlanta, many of whom l knew,
7 bought bottle. l then began to feel
better every day. The first bottle helped
me so much l got the second and the
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-01-21
HIRED GIRL DOES
NOT WANT SKILL

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Jan. I'll
The average hired girl" does not care
for technical training in household
duties and the average housewife en-
pIoyer could not afford to pay the
higher wages due skilled workers, &C
cordin to a report made here todty to
the National Society for the Promo
ton of Industrial Education by Bess
N Rowe, of the Agricultural EXtens-
ion Division of the University of Min
nesota. The report was one of the
results of the Minneapolis Survey"
which subject engaged the exclusive
attention of the convention this morn
ing.
The report on homeworkers said the
investigation was conducted by under
graduates of the University belonging
to the Phi Epsilon Omicron sorority,
professional home economics soci-
ETY.. Three types of homes were Wis
tied, those where the work was done
by paid employees, those where mem
bers of the family performed the
tasks but in surroundings of comfort
and even luxury, and those where the
householder struggled with prob.
lens of bare existence. Each type
was examined in an effort to determ-
inc whether short course in domestic
science would be welcome.
After disposing of the hired girl"
question the report said of the Sec
ond type of home that most home
workers who are performing tehir own
daily tasks have gained whatever
technical knowledge they possess from
their own experiences or from the ex-
periences of their mothers and their
friends" 1t was said that while 81
such housekeepers expressed a desire
for practical and experienced teach
er, only II spoke of the necessity of
technical training" Tie Investigators
thought this emphasized that the
woman with training but lacking as
actual experience in homework finds
it difficult to gain the confidence of
the practicing housekeeper.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-01-21
Cliff Walker
Defends Courts
Of Georgia

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 21.-Attorney
General Clifford Walker in a state
ment just issued vigorously defends
the COURTS of the state from the
charge brought by Attorney John Ran
dolph C'Bunk'O Cooper, of Macon
that negroes cannot get legal justice
in Georgia
Mr.. Cooper, speaking before the
United States supreme court, said that
where a white man and negro were
on opposite sides of a case in Geor-
gia it was impossible for the negro t1
get a fair trial.
Mr.. Cooper charged" said the at
torney general, that everybody knew
that negro had no chance before a
Georgia court"
The attorney general declares thai
C. negro whose character is good
enough to secure a favorably known
white man to vouch for him and as
sist in his defense is hard to convict
in Georgia. He points out case in
his own county where a jury acquitted
negro on a serious charge, though
the woman prosecutor identified the
prisoner in a dramatic way in tbs
court.
Referring to recent ISLANDERS agains
Georgia, Mr.. Walker denounced The
outside yellow newspapers and spacf
writer's who had allowed the people al
distance to learn only one side o
the facts without knowing the whole
situation.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-01-21

The student investigators encount-
cred diffivulty in obtaining informa-
ton from poverty-stricken homes. OF
the poorest section of Minneapolis the
report said st would be hopeless to
attempt courses such as might be Civ
en- in other parts of the city" 1t was
pointed out that the mothers in many
cases do day work and have neither
time nor strength to take training
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-01-21

workers have had training in any of
the household arts except what they
got on the job a condition which
would not be tolerated in any other
profession with an equal amount OF
skill and technical requirements.
The great average American home
makes the largest demand for train
ing: the type of home in which the
work is done by the homemaker her
self"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-01-21
\ \ \ 4 + \ \ 4 4 4 = = 4
TONNE ATKINS NOW
CALLED A "FLUFFLE."

y LONDON, Jan. 21.-"Fluffles'' =
= is the latest nickname for Brit .
\ ish soldiers. The name arises =
\ from the fur coats which the >
= men in the trenches are wear =
\ ing this winter. Instead of wear =
4 ing the fir on the inside, as the =
y Germans do, Tommy Atkins wears :
4 it on the outside, giving him =
y fluffy appearance. =
\ y y \ y y \ \ 4 \ \ \ \ = \ \
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-01-21

courses" although some expressed a
desnre that these be given for their
children. Groups for household train
ing already organized by social set
Elements were held out as providing a
wedge into this section of the general
problem.
In it's general conclusion the report
stated, in part:
"Only one out of every five home
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-01-21
Piles Cured in 6 to IA Days.

Your druggist will refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching,
Blind, Bleeding Protrudng Piles in 6tol ID days.
The first application gives Ease and Rest. SOC.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-30
YreaBiide neutrality-suspicious..

Cine ftattli9e Insabl bon Sods
i9~ulebrern arbeitet in Deutfdlan6 In
Der &rtegsseit nit Der atuoemii6en
Sussnb, fotpsit bieie nidt Bet ben
Sabnsn itebt. gs iinb nidt tpsniger
als 1167 neutrality-suspicious. an
ben preuBiiden llniperittaten tdtig.
9apOn iinb 681 afs or0entlide Pros
feipren anseiteat, pdbrenb bic anbez
rem ibr 4mt als auberorbentli9e flip
rem. Sir oieien sroBen Stab bon
Wi6eni9aftlern CAB Der preubii4e
Staat i'm Sabre 1915 ettpa flint NiIs
lionen Mart an @ebdltern aus. 9ds
BON tommen alIein auf bic pbiloIoz
pbiide Satultdt 2,800,000 Mart,
aIio mebr als Die !9Glfte. 0ie mebis
sinii4e Satultdt beanipru9t nidt
gang cine Miuion, Die iurtitiide
$4,000 Marf, tpdbrenb bic eparges
liiden SbeoIosen $4,000 unO Die
tatbolif3en Sbeolosen 175,o0O err
balten.
9te Pbiloiopben baben in Der
Sdar Der llniperfitdtsprofsTorsn bic
Mebrbeit. Sic ridden nit GAG
Mann on. Sbnen foIssn in tpeitsm
Nbitanbe bic anberen @ruppen, Mans
lid 245 MebiSiner, 140 SuriIten. 113
epangeliide unO 45 tatboliide Sbeos
lossn. MeiIt finb an alien So9l4us
len ale @iFens5pede bsrtreten. Rur
in Miiniter sibt ss feline MeSiainer.
unS Die Qfabemie 8raunsbers tpeiit
muir tatbo!if9e Sbeologen uno Pbilos
iopben auf. &atbolii9 : tbeolosii4e
Satulitdten sibt es auBer In 8rauns<
berg nod in Riinfter, Bonn unb
8reslau.
lleber bic meiiten profeTpren Oerz
fist bic ~ltniberiitGt Berlin. sic bat
6eren 1872. Damn folssn 90ttingen
NIT 1856, Bonn NIT 121, 8reslau nit
III, gale nit 116 unb &Dnigs6erg
nit Ill profeFDren. 8eniger ais
bunOert So9I9ullebrer baben bic
ltniperiitdten &tel, ndmli9 SO, Mars
burg SO, @reifspalo 50 unb Wiiins
fer, bas 81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
aufpeiii. 8raunsberg mub Ii9 nit
Is Serren beeniigen. gu bieien pros
fsifpren treten nod SabIreide Set
loren, 9oSenten unb lpihenI6oftIi4e
SiIfatrdfte. Gs i'll alio cine anie6ns
liG, Sdar, Die aud I'M &riege cos
Banner Der @ifeaihaft bp4balt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-30
9mti&. aanbpiridaft.
Dat i& aud In MasebOnien sin Sch
erubert.

Die @sssnb. in Der fid unlangit
bic Sample Swifden Den gulsaren
uno S%ranSpien obipislten, lit aud
fir Die 9eutI6sn o beionberem Sns
tersfs. Denn IN benz Rnume 5ipiihen
aribolat, Rofoman, &apabar unb
peiterbin Big in ole RGbe bes Dar<
Sarour6bru6es 9emir &apu baten
fi9 i6pn felt Sabrsebnten beuti9e
2anblpirte augeiieoelt, oeren 9etriebe
borbilhIi6 fir gans Moaebonien ss>
porben fin6. Dds beoeutenpfte unb
arDBte Gut. in benz llmfange ron
mebr als $500 Settar, lit oosienise
oes aus SiiObsutidlanO itammenoen
Ssrrn 3eiFert, palitura. Die 9sutz
f9en bauen bier ouber Mais. Wetaen
unb Sabat ins5eionbere Mobn sur
Spiumseipinnung. Oas Opium pirS
an ELECTROMAGNETIC Sabriten
gum grDberen Seile in Oeuiidlanb)
abseieBt unb bringt In suten Sabren
iebr reiden 9epinn. Der Sabattau
mar in ben leBten Sabren Der tii,tiz
fden Sefrf6aft infolge Der Sdttas
men Der nomentli9 in ben Sdnben
Der 6~ransuien befinbli6en tiirtii6en
SabateM onopolperipaItung Suriid9ez
ganssn, bod bate man bafiir Mohn
sepflanst.
Die beutfden 2anbnirte baben i'm
2aufe Der Sabrsebnte febr fdpere
3eiten burdsemadt, namentIid bei
ben pieberbolten 4afitGnben in Ma>
sebonien. .4u9 unter Dem &omitat>
fdisunpeien batten iie bel gu lsioeu.
sic tparen senDtist, ben @ebeimtoz
mttees iebr betrddtlide Ibeaben gu
entri4ten unb mubten aud elm ause
5uoriiden, ipenn ibre 2eute au einem
3uge sesen bic 9egner Der 4pmttot>
fdis requiriert ipurben. Srob anez
Dem tamen bic beutf9en 2anbpirte
oant ibrer Sidtigtsit noran, unb
in%sbeionbere 9err 3eiFert errans fi9
Elm berartises Mnfeben, baB er rrn
Der 8epOlterung als Der Jiirit Don
Ma5eOonien beaeidnet tpurbe. Sn
Dem Gelbauge Der perbiinbeten Bali
fanftaaten sesen bic Siirfei litten bic
beuti9en Sitter in Maseoonien nur
tpsnis. Dasssen ipurben fe in Dem
Eriese 8ulsariens segen bic Serben
unb @rie9en fart in MitleibenfGnft
gesosen, ba in Der Rabe sroBe unb
erbitterte &dmpfe itattfanben. Rod
mebr aber baben bic Sitter felt 9e>
sinn bes DsIttrieses au leiben, 3umal
tire BETTER senDtist tpareu, mad
Salontti gu fliidten. um nidt in ben
ierbii9en &onaentrationslasern inter-
inert gu tperben. Die Selber blisben
, gum srDBeren Seile unbeftelt. uno
mo lie bod beftent ipurben, 9eidab
es gu 9unften Der ferbifhen Resiss
rurg. 4n 8teb, Mobiliar, Mderses
rGten unb an 8aulidfeiten tpuroe
auberbem Elm enormer S9aben arge>
rthtet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-30

bes SdloFss gu Berlin einen Stubl
brinsen lteB, 1T i'm 9iIbe pereptst
tporben.
Mir pollen bier elmer an6ern. he
Mig betannten, riibrsnosn @ptiooe
GripGbnung tun. 8ei benz POtsbamer
Serbitman6per i'm Sabre 1772 be-
fail ser &0nig ben flint dnipeienoen
&irahierresimentern, in gei4lofener
Sront gu attddieren. Die finf
S9ipaoronen oes /. 8ataiaons bon
3ietben folsten, I4pabronsfpeiie bins
ter oen &~iiraHieren o~erteiIt. i'm atpeis
ten Sreffen nit Dem 8efeble, ii9 in
3iise gu isben, iobalo bic &iirafiere
pariert babsn piiroen, bur9 ole lin
Ten Sliigeli9pabronen 6ur9Subreden
unb alsOann Die fogenamnte
G9pdrmottade ausaufibren. Srteos
rid ridtete bic 2inien felbit uno iehte
Die erForberIi9en Points De pue aus.
3ietben sIdubte, es fei feline pfIi4t
ols General ser &%apallsrie, gu tom@
manoieren. Gr sog ben SGtel uno
tommanbierie nMari9!" Der &6nig
tuiroe bieIeS seludbr. f4idte oen
General bon @nbalt au ibn unb IieB
lbm Iaeen, er fplIe ii6 ni9t intoms
moSieren, IonOern gu inn folamH.
@enn aber 3ietben einmal Den Ga,
bsI In Der 6an0 bate. lieB er lid
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-30
@ener Griat fir 8arfSarme.

Seit unbsntlider 3eit bat man als
Ollie fir Wurftfleiid DGrme unb
anbere innere Sdute bon S6ien,
S4afen unb S9peinen setpdblt, =
ooer pielmsbr, es iaten feline anbere
Wabl ppr6anbcn gu iein. Die @urit=
NADER unb Die @erbrau9er nuBten
es ni9t anbers, unb Der 8rau9 lit
io3uiasen ebrpiirois setporben. @enn
man Jpn aber erit beute ein5ufibz
rem iu9en tpiirbe, 10 1T es iebr frasz
lid, Oh er grobe @unt fdnbe.
So pirben iid Dermutli9 iopobl
selunbbeitlihe. pie dtbetif9e gins
tpdnoe oasesen erbeben. Natiirli9
tperoen bic Darme Dor ibrer Der
tpenoung sereinist, unb in ben meis
item Durtma9ereien seIdiebt bies
tpobl f%orgfdltis; Oh bies aber iiberz
al sriinoli4 aussefibrt, pber Der
3iped bolltommen errei9t ipirb, barz
aber beIteben bod nod man9e 3pei>
fel. Man 1T beute eben in alien
lolden Sinsen piel senauer seporz
ben.
9asu tommt aber. Dab in neuerer
3eit enbli9 aud Elm iebr anne6mbar
f9einenoer GrfaBftoff fir bic Odrme
gu bieiem 3iped sefunben tpprben lit.
0as finb ndmli9 SiiDen aus SoIa@
bret. tpie CT in anberer Meife aud
fur bic Papier : Sabritation bsrtpens
bet iptrb. Oas Bacterial pirb DEE
mild berart bebanbelt, oaB es niht
mehr bic serinsite Gpur eines faleriz
gen 9epebes seist. gs mir in cine
geleeeartise MoFe bon 3eluloie per=
tpanbelt, nno bann tperben burdz
i4einenbe R0bren baraus geformt,
bic nidt bider Hnb, als Die geipD6ns
liden Wurit6drme, unb cine pei6e
unb sldn3ise Sberflade ba6en. Dieie
Siilen iinb i9on bon !Sauie aug
sofIfo m me n rein; unb ielbit
ipenn ltnreinisteiten an tie tGmen,
loiirben fie ii9 on Der slatten SlG6e
Iebr let4t entfernen laFen.
Die neuen Siiaen f0nnen nit Sen
Wiiriten segefen iperben. Mlerbings
haben tie feinen Rabrunssipert; aber
lie lailen ii9 fouen unb perbauen, -
anb bas lit mebr, als man bon
0armbiiaen bieler groben Wiirite faz
gen fann!
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I'm eimem fransSfidem 9Drfbrunnen.
Nv .,A'*

.2eilen Der Nelttries unfsrer Sage
propbe3eit. 0as erinnert baron. bab
Elm anberer Diterrei9iider Di4ter
Tor einem Sabrbunbert f9on es
ner Dsltberri9aft 8ritanniens ben
Gies DeutfdlanSs, Die Sretbeit d.r
Meere folgen lGbt. IS 1T @riDpars
ger, Der in feinem 86bmenorama m2is
buTa" bon ben Smperien Guropas
aIio ipridt:
9enn ale 8Glter bieier peiten grbe,
Gle treten auf ben Sdauplas mad nnb
Sic an benz go uno BET ben Nlpcn
tpo6nen,
Damn at ben gbrendeu febrt bic @a6t.
Sic aus ber Seine trinten lino Der
G9one,
e6auipiclcr itets, iie ipielen bralif ben
Serrn.
Ser @rite ipannt bas Meb pon ieiaer
Sniel
llub treibt Die Slide III fem 8olones
@arn.
Sd icIbit Die @euiha icnicits eiirer
Serge,
Gas blnugcauote Bolt boil ro1er Graft.
Sas mr. I'M Sortidritt iaum befpabtt
Die Stdrfe,
glinb, ipepu es 9anScit. tdtIps, ipenu es
benft,
glld, 5ie beItra6It ser 8eItenipure
Gdimmer,
llnb grbe ouer 5riilern 9ldntt Ns
Gtern. +.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-30

Monard oft notwithstanding. unO
tpenn bann Der General eripa9te uno
it@ sntidulbissn nollts. unterbrad
t6n Grie6rid NIT Den Dorten: rgr