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The sun., 1916-11-12
HOLLAND CURTAIIS TRAINS.
Action IL Due 20 Dimcalty In Oh
taining Coal.

LONDON. Nov. lit is ECONOMICALLY
announced. says the Exchange Tele-
graphs Amsterdam correspondent. that
owing TO the difficulty In obtaining coal
from England. Germany and Belgium,
tho Dutch railways may be obliged tenn
porarily TO curtail their services.
Two OF the leading railroads. h cor
respondent adds. have taken the neces-
sary measures for curtailment.
The sun., 1916-11-12
A Special Offering of
Imported Decorative Lace Piecei

imported UeCOTaVlV Lace FleCeS
(hand-made)
will be q drawing feature Tomorrow in the
Department on the Fourth Floor.
1t will comprise Table Covers i'm large and
small sizes; Buffet and Dresser Scarf;
Pillow Covers, Chair Backs and Arm Pieces;
all of which will be marked at
extraordinary concessions from usual
prices
(Ttis Sale presents a timely opportunity for
the selection of worthwhile holiday gifts
The regular stock of the Decorative Lace
Department is amply supplied with the
Plain Filet Nets, Hemstitched Linens and
Marrow Cluny Edgings SO greatly i'm demand
for fancy work, as we'll as with all the wanted
varieties of Laces and Lace Motifs.
The sun., 1916-11-12
HERE Is RUSSIA'S
WAR ORDER OF 1912
Berlin Paper Publishes Text of
Alleged instructions to
Cars Army.
AIMED AT NJ
1obilization Equivalent to
HOstilitics. According to
Secret Command.

BERLIN Iby w~irelces). Nov. 1.-THE
assertion of Chancellor von Bethmann-
Hoilweg in his address 20 the Relchstag
Main Committee that az long ago as
1917 Russia had made plans for war on
Germany was supplemented to-day by
the semi-onici1l Norddc u'schc iHgemeine
EekunD. which published what is given
- the text of the Russian Governments
general order to which the Chancellor
referred. In his address Or. Won Beth
-Hollwcg said hat at the time the
war began there was still valid an order
sfrom the highest place" that n procla-
nation OF mobilization would bc at the
same time a proclamation Of war against
Germany.
The text Of the order. as given by the
n%ewspaper. follows:
Secret.
"Chief OF STAFF OF tho Warsaw Military
District.
"Quarterrnaster Generals Section.
Mobilization Department. September 80.
1912.
mo. 245o.
urgent To the Commander Of the
Sixth Army Corps: Modifying all for
mer orders I communicate the following
b. order OF the Chief Commander:
~ 10 ' 'it =
that a proclamation Of mobilization at
the same time is "A proclamation Of war
against Germany.
The Germany army, In full readiness
for war. car complete the occupation OF
strategic points In the district OF the
Maxurian lakes on the thirteenth day OF
mobilization. This German vanguard
corps may cross the frontier on the tenth
day.
DiviaiOn of Army Groups.
'srhe armed forces Of Russia will be
divided into several armies, previously
assigned for simultaneous operations
against Germany and Austrla-Hungary
Tho armies assigned for operations
against Germany will be combined into
one group under command Of the chief
commander Of the group of armies be-
fore the German front. The second
army, to which the sixth Corps belongs.
will be incorporated In a group of armies
on the northwest front. The stan Of
the chief commander of the second army
will have headquarters in Warsaw un-
I'll the seventh day Of mobilization and
later on at Nolkovisk.
"The general task Of the troops on
the northwest front. after the compile
zion of concentration, will he IN march
against the armed forces of Germany
with the object OF carrying the war into
its territory. The task Of the second
army will be mobilization and the gen
eral concentration Of armies. In N
event the army must maintain control
Of the Biaiystok-,irodno district. For
this purpose the second army will con-
centrate on the front Of Sopochini-
The sun., 1916-11-12

A Sale of Womef1's Bnouses
will offer excellent values Tomorrow i'm
Tub Silk Sports Blouses, i'm a variety of the
smart C0IofS at IS.WW
Imported Lingerie Blouses, hand-embroidered
and lace-trimmed . at $3.50 s. 1880
Blouse Department, Second Floor
A Special Purchase of
5A-inch Broadcloth
in black, brown, green. navy blue, rose, rlus.
tard. leather, prune and burgundy, will be
offered for sale Tomorrow, at per yard Sl.75
Also
5A-inch Velour de Laime
in burgundy, brown, green and navy blue,
at per yard $3.50
The sun., 1916-11-12

BRISTOL. II. l.. Nov. 1.-THE factories
of the National India Rubber Company
and the N~arragansctt Rubber Company.
closed in whole or in part for several
days because OF a strike. will be re-
opened Monday. officials announced to-
day. The plants employ $500 persons.
The sun., 1916-11-12
ONE AMERICAN ABOARD.
r. II. Danner Was on the Arabia,
sunk without Warming.

LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE American Com
sui at Bombay, India, states that only
one American. Paul Rutledge Danner,
vas on board the British steamer Arabia,
sunk November 6 IN the Mediterranean.
The sun., 1916-11-12
Disposition Of Troops.

Detailed orders are given. the newspa-
Der continues. in regard to the DISPOSE
ton of troops. transports, &c, and
finally the high political Importance OF
the orders given Is pointed out as fol-
lows:
''The contents OF this order are a
strict secret Of state"
The order Is said to have been signed
By Lieut.. Gen. klioujew, Major-Gen.
Postovski and Senior Adj-Col. paler.
The NorddcUtschc iUgemeire Zsitbno
says this order was not cancelled and
consequently was valid when the war
began. 1t adds that. judging by the
close cooperation OF the Russian and
French general STATS. the order also
must have been known TO the French
Government, and through " TO the
British Government inasmuch as In the
last few years before the var per-
manent relations had been built up be-
tween the French and British stats. as
was shown by frequent trips Of Gen.
French to France.
The sun., 1916-11-12
TIMES" IS UNIMPRESSED.

German ChnnccllOr's speech Carries
Little weight With Editor.
Special Cable Despa,ch n THE SrS from the
London Tunes.
LONDON. Nov. 11-Commenting upon
Chancellor Won Bothmann-Hollweg's
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-26
BOSTON PEOPLE
BUY new CARS

BOSTON, Ind, April 26.-Mrs.
Charles Kennedy of Peru. Ind, spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Piper w A Rinehart has purchas-
ed Chevrolet touring car and o. M.
Whitmire Dodge roadster. -. Mr..
and Mrs. P. L. Beard. Miss Mary
Beard and Rev. Champion spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Ely.
Elmer Farnsworth was Muncie visit
or last week Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Shook and son of Goodwins corner,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Shook. &. Mr.. and Mrs. War
ner Brattain and children visited Mr..
and Mrs. Crawford of Arlington, Satur-
day and Sunday.
Visit Friends Here.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Henley and chill
dren spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Taylor. Mrs. Fairy Feickster and
daughter Of Oxford, O., returned home
Monday after pleasant visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Shook. -. Mrs. AIDA Young
and children Of Cincinnati, are visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Ambrose.
Mrs. Clarence Shaver and children of
Richmond visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Phenis recently. Messrs.
Clarence Parks, Frank Jenkinson,
James Peck, Charles Bass, Stanley
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-26
For Tired School Children

Boys and girls who have been bend
ing over their desks for weeks and
months, and often studying at home
late into the night, get into a weak
nervous, rundown condition, and wise
mothers will take the advice of our
local druggist, Glenn Thistlethwaite,
and give such children Vinol, because
it is a non-secret preparation which
contains the three oldest tonics known.
and is guaranteed to strengthen and
restore health to weak, overworked,
rundown people, and to cure chronic
coughs, cold and bronchitis, or you
can get your money back.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-26
Will Be at The
Arlington
Hotel
RICHMOND,
WEDNESDAY, MAY Sd.
And Every Four Weeks
Thereafter.

of
doubt
sional reliability
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO DISEASES
PECULIAR TO WOMEN
will the POOREST RICH
at SMALL POOR
advi
vARIcocELE AND
pear in a Dr. a few week
BLOOD POISON give tina
will In a a rasha ndso
STRUCTURE, KIDNEY BLADDER, scien
iicaly meth beneft
will
an will
do
estly
w. r. MAYO, NJ D.
SAB North Delaware Street indianapolis, Indiana
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-26
I0N 2 SCHOOLS
ISSUE INVITATIONS
TO CLASS PROGRAM

NEW PARIS, o., April 26.-The in
y1tattous to the Twenty-eighth annual
commencement OF the Jefferson town
ship schools are being mailed and the
program Is as follows: Overture, or
scheafra; Invocation, Rev. e. j. Vance;
music, orchestra; class chronicles,
Hester 3. Nelson; class Grafton, EN-
NETT g. Harris; class revelations, Mar
vel Mitchell; violin solo, Prof Fred
xerick Hicks; class address, George r.
Burba, editor Dayton Daily News;
music. orchestra; class farewell, Helen
II. Reid; presentation of diplomas,
1elma Nunnamaker, principal of high
school; benediction; music by orches-
ira Hicks orchestra OF Richmond,
will furnish the music.
The baceaiaureate sermon will be
delivered May Z, at the Christian
church by the pastor, Rev. George F.
Critics. The commencement will be
held Thursday evening, May IL, at the
Presbyterian church o'clock. The
class motto is, Yesterday is gone
Forget 1t! Tomorrow never comes.
Don't worry! Today is here Get
Dusy!a The class flowers are Cape
J-smine and pink tea rose and class
colors are red and white.
The graduates number twelve, one
-eof the largest classes in the schools
history. An unusual thing in the way
OF names Is noted, there being two
girls named Helen and two, Dorothy in
the class, also the Misses Kessler are
twin sisters. The class roll is Helen
B. Kessler. Helen r. Reid, 10 Dorothy
Pence, Dorothy Kessler, Emora B.
Murray; Emmett G. Harris, Frank NJ
Hawley. Mabel M. Barney, Ferne E.
Marshall, Marvel Mitchell, Evelyn
Aker, Hester E. Nelson.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-26

Using Pay?

A large paint manufacturer
asked this question of retailers
throughout the country:
NO. 8 SAID:
Does newspaper advertising pay?
Yes. We would not do without that
kind of advertising at all. We do
not do as much of it as we ought to,
but that is another question.
Let us say, for instance. that the
ad we run this or next week does
not bring in a single new customer.
1t keeps our name before the pub
lie, and when they do want any,
thing in the line we carry they
think of the people whose names
they see in the papers. We think
money spent in newspaper advertis-
ing is we'll spent"
Continued tomorrow
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-26

Coney Island Is to make a 100000
trolley terminal, work on which will
soon be commenced.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-26

Helen-I've heard that men prefer
to make love to short girls rather than
to tall ones.
Harry "a broker)-Yes; it's the
shorts that you always hear of as get
ting squeezed. -.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-26

ssnizaton inception agitation Water
the WATERFOWL Driving club and effort made coordinate the
The idea launched by the Waterton club ANAL
generally together it's Little
the attempt However in june temporary organization found
rapidly
A.. n. Cosden of SouthoId, L. l,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-08
@oriidt.

Bill: Scum, Bob parum raltdit
Oh nidt mebr in @egenipart bon 90.
menu"
Bob: n9os tu' id niemals nieber.
als i6 fiir5lid in @egenmart elmer
Dame ralidte uno &inge in Die SUIT
blies, itredte iie ben Singer in einer
oericlben unb erflGrte, iie betradte
iif als meine 8erlobtel"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-08
HIGH POINTS OF INTEREST
IN THE
FIGHT AGAINST TUBERCULOSIS
SHOWN az
THE RED CROSS CHRISTMAS SEALS
pPENANr WINNING osEcoNp N
FIRST sTHiRp I'M
MAFTRAcoT

DR.. w. Men. Miller, Secretary Of
the Missouri Association for the Re-
lief and Control of tuberculosis, at
the State Teachers Association meet
ing at st. Louis lately, made the
statement that the schools and the
editors of Missouri were showing the
world how to eradicate tuberculosis.
They are making Missouri the "show
you" state, he said.
In 1915 there were 465 fewer deaths
from tuberculosis in the State than
in 1911. This is a diminution in the
death rate from tuberculosis in Mis-
souri, of 2k per cent a year. The
saving to the State in dollars and
cents was nearly $4,000, 900, and in
the four years over 100000. DIR.
Miller attributes this saving of lives
and wealth to the spreading of in
formation pertaining to tuberculosis
by the schools and newspapers of the
State, in connection with the annual
sale of Red Cross Christmas seals.
The growth of interest in the fight
in the State, he said, is tremendous,
In the per capita population sale OF
seals in 1914 Missouri ranked twen-
tieth in the roll of the States, in 1916
she took the rank of ten, in 1916, he
said, she will give Rhode Island, Con-
necticut and New York State, the
leaders of 1915, a hard run for frs
honor.
The Red Cross seals and printed
matter have been sent to Supt. c. C
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-08

ar bieIen S6idinlsidlGeen nidt
lGngit 5lliammenbrud, oab er erge.
ben 1ino pflidtbeipuBt nit iolbati-
ider Grelte uuf feinem Soften aus
barrie, bas bat i'm ieinem Solfc
tbeuer gema9t l1nb i'm Die 8erebr.
ltng Der ganaen @elt errungen.
Ser nelle Serrider bon SeIterrei6.
l1ngarn, &arl Srm3 Spief, lit Elm
@roBneffe bes berltorbenen &uiiers.
CT 1tebt mn Selbe, 'ipur uber bel Dem
Sobe bes altcn &oiIers gegenp1rtig.
lit 80 Sabre aft unb Der jiingitt
Serrider in europa. @r 1T nit
@rin5eiiin 3itu bon Farmu, einer &C.
borenen %Stalienerin, berebelifJt, uni
(bis JEST Safer BON 3 atnbern
ltnter ieinen Solbaten erfreut er it'd
%nlleerneiner 8eliebtbeit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-08
Bergen

Senrp Si,eoemonn SSr. mar lctte
ISOLDE it ct. 2ouis rno brud)te elm
neltcS &co Iltto nit nn9 9auie, 10,
ipie Die Igcntiir fir bific popul1rc
Maidincn.
Melbin Sreeie l,nb @attin bon
@aibi11gton iparcn gum Snnfia,
~gungsfelte bier uno febrten an
Sonntag ipiebcr in ibre Scinlntb sli,
rid.
Srau Winnie ebert fam lestc so.
DE bierber I'M ibre Ml,ttcr Sroli
Sophie 8plIblof nod ibrem Scim in
ct. 2ouis 5t beeleiten 100 2ettere
pGbrcno oes 8inters bel ibrer God
ter tpobnen miro.
Serma1m 8lllrner, infer 2eidenbc.
ltatfer, lpltroe Sonrtag ytad]t IN @es
i6aften nod Scrmann eerrfen.
ISM, Sreeie rnb Sdpeiter 2ouiie.
bon @aibington farnen leeten Dom
nerstag gum 8eiud ibrer 4ngebo.
rigen bterber.
Srau 81. Sprefelmeper, peIde
mebrere 8oden in ct. 2ouis Der.
lpeilt bate lit lesten Samstag mie.
Der 5uriideefsbrt.
Sobn S. 9aebr unb @attin iparen
mdbreno letter ISOLDE bier gum @e.
ilid bel Sra, gaebr's @utter, Srau
Stof.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-08
Srafe.

@oI5buder batten an1 Samstuq
Seller I'M @olb ongelegt 1tnb fpate,
es per1drnnt basielbe 81 loid)en. Sin
Scnntne mtrben 0ic inter Der g(lAt
glimmenben &oblen ourH Den bef.
tigen &fnb 5ltr Slamme aneefadt
unb oaS Setter perbrcitete lid raid
ilber Sronf Mittenoorf's Surnl, nab.
rcnb bic Snmilie abpeieno man. Shin
burd) Die Siilfe Der raid berbeigceil'
ten Hahbnrn mtrben Die @ebduli6.
feiten gerettei uno Das Seucr &c
I0idt.
2ebrcrin Gllo Spritmonlt CAB lct'
ten Mittpcd abenb elm gor : Cup.
per in ibrer Shule, oas gut bci1thI
mar nno ifon per1ief.
81, Der Sdule tpel6er SRI. Glnrr
S6reinonn als 2ebrerin poritebt,
fanb am lettenS amstns cine litcrari'
i6e l%lnterbaltling Itntt, au pelfe,
ii6 Elm 5ablrsiher Sehtd ein9efln.
ben batte.
2ebrerin gmnla 9ui6mam bai
fir morgen (Samstae) a6enb in DC,
Central Salle in 9rafe, Elm Bud
Itobier . gonteit (Speiling mat6)
litcrariides &roeram rno 8icsSup'
per peranitaltet. Seoermann lit ein'
aelaben.
@ilb mar nod ielten 10 rar fpie in
bieicm Sabre uno menn basielbe midi
gGnSli1 olls9erottet Derben iolI
p1re ,es an Der Belt Die Sagb aul
l1ngce 3eit gGn5lid su perbicten.
Cine 2ebrer : 8~eriammlung FAM
lebte @ode in 2ebrertn @liie OTIS
Sdule ftatt. 9einabc ale 2cbre,
bon 9ccaf Tomnibip battcn lid ein.
9efunocn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-08
3uei 8ebete..

Gin Sauptmonl, Solbot nit Seele
uno 2eib
&Gmpft orm1ben i'm S6iiteneraben,
@r Tieb bobeim iein liebcnbes 8cib,
Gen iiebenidbrieen &naben.
limb tpenn bic Come 51tr Rube gebt,
Serounfelt bon rlddtigen S6atten,
Damn flebcn sic beioen beim gbcnb.
gebet
3l1 @ott fir ben 8ater unb @attcn.
90 ncbt Elm SrGnlein Der Wlltter
@eIidt,
Sic ipridt uno faltet Die SGnbe:
v9u Soditer, Glib uns oes Srieoens
2idt
limb made Dem &riea balb elm
Gnbeln
Der &1tabc bcrninmt's... er glaltbt
81 iebn
9en &oter I'M S1lnbtengetiimmel,
Dem ScillOe mltis ertgesersebn
limo bctct briinitig gum Simmrl:
Sid, lieber @Ott, Glib bab nod
mGbrt
3ebn Sabre bas Solfereeitreite,
9am bin id grob, bob aud Elm
Sdtpert
llnb fcdtc Dem Satcr siir Seitel"
Der aItc Serrgott boris unS iinnt,
@ic lpieber Sriibling es merDe?...
gr ieenet Die M,itter, err iegnet bas
&in0
llnb ieenet Die beilti6e grbe.
SEQ 2sipSieer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-08
81 oiebn b.

SaS jiinelte &ino bon Robcrt
Saditt unb Satin lit ont lebten
9onaerstag eeiterben. Der fleine
2eidnoml mrlrbe nod gtctu 8oolan
gebrad)t rnb auf oem oortign &ir6.
bofc beitattct.
Sralt S. %. &oief bcfinbct lid
oif Ser franfenliItc,
$. 3. 9rinfnlnml madte onl
Somstag eincn Iusflltg nod Oiue1s.
billie, nm @eiddftc SIT beiorgen.
6. S. 9our, Auficber iiber 8at.
fins Seliertbon E Nine berid)tct Dab
Die Iadfrage nod bieier Sbonart
nieoer cine Defenders rege lit lno er
balb IN Der Gage iein miro tagltd
elm bis brei Garlaoungen at Der
ienoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-08

: an5eieen i'm goIfsbIatt brineen
grfolg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-08

The seal for this year comes in
green and red, and is very ornamental
and full of Christmas cheer. The
printed matter to be supplied to school
children and for their distribution, is
more attractive than ever. Seals will
be sold by mail as well as by school
children, but the schools will be given
full credit for the sale by mail. People
buying seals by mail will notify the
teachers or superintendent by 6
coupon, to be sent by a school child OF
by mail.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-08
t aaiier Srans SOirf. t

9as ableben bes &aiiers Strung
Soief bon Seiterreid . nngorn, ons
am 81. Hop, erfolgte, purbe in etner
porbergebenben allsgabe fltr5 ge-
meloet. SoIt nrbtunoie6ssig Sabre
iinb berfoliien, ieit oem ttllr inlnits
ten zines 8citbrm,oes entIhlafcnen
Serri6er Die 9ornenfrona 9nbs.
btrgs a1f oas il1senli6e Sal1bt &C.
oriift purbe. Die Sbrone tpunften,
Die Gepoliltion erbob ibr 8orgmen-
tballpt, Ser &ufrubr tobte in Den
Straben, unb Sunoerttouicrhe bon
: geballtel1 5dlIten itredten lid brob-
enc nod ben lteilen Soben, auf benal
Die Stiible Ser SerrIdenben fteben-
90, inmitten bes iiber europa hnbin-
b%rauienben Sreibeits-S tltrmes, ipllr-
De Der adtaebniobrige aaiIer bon
1 Seiterreid. Den aopf bon mittslnl-
terIiden Sraoitione11 e%rfillt, itieg
Der Singing aus Der S6ulItllbe n1f
ben Sbron unb iab ~ltouneno, Dab an
geipitteri6naraem Sinmcl grrlls
8lise 5udten, b0rtc Den roIlclocn
Conner oes Solfesnnpillens. 90
bon batten feline 2ebrer ibm ni6ts er.
5Gblt. Sic iibcrlieben es ocn Stir,
men oes 2ebens, i'm gum @tanne rnh
gum Serri6er beran5ubilbcn.
llnb aaiier Sron5 SoIef lit ipabr'
lid bnrf cine borte Shule gcgangcn.
Das S1ifial mar fem unbarmber5i-
ger 2ebrntciiter unb madte aus Dem
gum alttotraten er5ogercn Silrlten'
fobrts einett Der ielbitloieIten, bon Den
! eoeliten sSttentionen beieclten fonIti'
tlttionellen Wonar6en. Sein gan'
ses langes 2eben bat ibm nidts &C.
Gbrodt ols ErttGuidungen trno 8eb
uno 2eio. sat inn bod idon bel
e2ebseiten oa @iitipelt Den ebrenoen
8einamen ,9,rioerfoiier" perlieben.
c8om reolibitens@ illen uno ltrengiten
TIsSfidtgefiibl hefeelt, iebem ein5elnen
@Ifeoe 1einer Dirlipra6igen Wcrlara
die gcredt gu tprfoen, l6eiterten 1ei-
ne beiten @niiften an Der inncret
/ 3erii5enbeit ieines Staatsweiens.
Sohnung auf &offnnng tuiiroe
inn Ssrltort, ltnb naab in ieinem So
milicnleben blieb ibnt Ser groe bit.
terites scio nidt er1Anrt. Oie &it-
,aeln Der merifoniiden Gatrioten be-
reitetsn bor AZ Sabren Dem fitr5el1
&erridertrnume ieines ~aeliebten Srlt'
hers @ariailian Ser grite Elm trait
RIGGS gnbe. Sn Die Sa1dtn9sllllt
Des Sabres 1889 frodte Der Ditto
lenfdub bon meperling, Der INN Den
ein5igen Sobr1 unb Grben rditbte,
,iitb Inn bos Mab ieirer Seimindliil'
gen boil at maden, Itredte an H.
September 1898, lit ieinem Subj
larmsjabre, Der Geld oes anordt'
YM 2uedeni alit @enier See Ielrc
Wottin eliiabetb nieber; feline Sdipe'
tier iiro cine Ridte blBten Dos Se'
ben bel benz 8rarbe eires 9a5ors IN
Baris elm. Sem Neffe iinb Sbroit'
folger Sran3 5erbina,o ,tnb beiier
@emobliH tpurben in Seraietpo er'
Morod, ipelde @Iuttbat Die inbiret'
fe uriade gum iestgen 8eltfriest
ptloete. Dab Der @artprer llate'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-08
&eimist fdledte Sant BON Sunen.

S6ledte Sautfnrbe fommt bon
ltnreiniefeiten i'm @llit. &einigt Die
Saut bur6 Or. Sings Seem 2ife
Bills uno entfernt bes Gift aus Dem
SpItem uno erbelIt Die slitget. Gin
feidter uno freier Stibigang an
Roracn 1T bos &eiultat eirer Dolls
Or. @ina's Retp 2ife 9iIls ant @benn
subor. Sci eprem @pptbefer 25e.
4bb, ~,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-08
SffisieIIes @ablrcinltat.

3a6 Dem GrgcbniB Der offi5icllen
3GbIilng bcs &eiultat Der @abl in
Miiiouri, wsldes bonn Staatsiefrc.
t1r &ood befannt gesebcn murbc,
betrdet Die Stimmen5obl fir @ilion
S,032 unb fir Sugbes 369,336.
Gas 9Iinben.A ENHANCEMENT Durbc
angcnommcn, sic beioen anbern aber
perporfcn. 9as &eiuItat mar:
9eniion fir 9linoe = 3S5,627
Stimmen oofilr uno 272,90S oa9e.
gen; Mebrbcit fir oas ENHANCEMENT
1t2,719.
2unobanfgeics: - 1864 bo1
fir unb 346,443 oogcaen; @cbrbcit
oogesen 1919 Stimmen.
9robibition fir Den ean5en Stoot
- 294,2SS oafiir unb 416,S26 %.
gegcn; Webrbeit bagegen 1888
Stimmen.
Die Stinulen . Ibgabe iiber bic
peribieoenen &anbioaten NOR mie
folgt:
Sir 8ouperneur erbielt Der Se.
mofrat @oroner 3S2,355 unb Der
@epublifaner 2amm >3S0,092 Stim.
men; @aroner's Webrbeit 2,263.
Sir &ire+@ ollbcrncur erbielt Ser
Democrat groBlep 391 ,113 lnb Der
&epltblifaner 9ritton 976,532
Gtimmcn; Groblcp's @cbrbeit a.
5S1 Stimmen.
Sir StaatsiefrstGr crbielt Ger 81.
mofrat Sullipan 3S9,2t0 unb Der
Republifnner Isfin 375,764 Stim.
men; SulIipan's Mebrbeit 13,446.
Sin Staatsaubtior erbielt Der Sc.
mofrot @oroon 37S,214 uno Der Ste.
pllblitaner Sadmann 3S7,294 Sfim.
men; Sadmann's Mebrbeit $3.50.
Sir Staatsifatmeilter erbielt Ser
9emofrat Mioolefamp 995,39t unb
Der &epublifaner Ebompion 372;609
Stimmen; Mibbelfamp's Iebrbeit
22,7S2 Stimmer.
Sir @encrnlanpalt erbielt Der
Democrat McgllliIter 394,44O uno
Der &epubIifaner Moion 374,076
afimmen; McglIIiiter's Iebrbeit
20,364 Stinmen.
Sir SberTl1ter Der erIten Ibtbei-
lung erbielt Der 9entofrot @oobion
394,933 unb Der &epublifnner
Sobnion 273, sos; @oobion's @ebr.
bet 20,S2S Stimmen.
5iir S%berridJter Ser aipeiten 80
tbeilung erbielt Ser 0emofrat @iGi,
ans 395,240 ltnb Ser Republifuncr
Sigbee 373,1S0 Stinnnen; 8illi.
um's Mebrbeit $4,000 Stimmen.
Sir Dos &unfos gitp IppeIluti.
onSgeridt erbieIt ser 9emofrot
9lunb 1884 uno Ser Gepllblifa.
rer 2anebon 142,695 Stimmen
9lano's Rebrbeit 3O,199 Sttmmen.
Sir Sl1noesIemtor erbielt Der 0e.
mofrut Heeb 1861 uno Scr SIC,
pubGifuner 9ifep 371,7tO Stim.
men; &eeb's Iebrbcit q ,456.
Sir Staatsfenotor crbieIt Ser
0emofrat Sam 9. Goof 1884 rnb
Der &epllblifaner Stefel 1862;
Coos Wcbrbeit 1912 Stimmen.
Sir Den &ongreB erbielt Der Dc
mofrat 5bafleforb 1859 nnb Der
&epublifaner @entrp 1926 Stim,
men; SbafeIfprb's @ebrbeit 1874.