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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-28

ter spending a month with her cous-
in, Mrs. A. V. Larrance.
Mrs. c. A. Brown went to Musca-
tine Saturday being called there by the
illness of her sister, Mrs. NJ l.. Brown
Miss Grace Ames. who has charge
of vocal music at William and Vashti
college began this week to drill the
choir at the Methodist church.
Mrs. J. Grossenburg of Woodruff
came Monday to visit her mother, Mrs.
r. Davis and her brother, DR.. J. M.
Davis.
Mrs. Charles Louck returned to her
home in Keithsburg Saturday after
spending a week here with Miss Had
die Patterson.
Mrs. H. P. Bonham spent the week
end with friends in Rock Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Dorothy went
to Knoxville Monday for short visit.
Mrs. Charles McChesney spent Sat-
urday in Davenport.
Mrs. Frank Babbitt returned to her
home in New Boston, Monday, after
spending several days with Mrs. Clair
C. Willis.
Some of the high school girls enter
tanned their gentlemen friends at
leap year party Monday evening. After
the theatre they went to the home of
Frances Fuhr where the remainder of
the evening was spent playing various
games. Delicious refreshments were
served.
Among those from here who attend
ed THE Birth of A Nation" film at
Davenport Saturday were Mrs. C. W.
Detwiler, Mrs. F. NJ Church and Miss
Phyllis Crapnell.
| Al Bivens Of Viola was a business
visitor here Monday.
Riley Shut, attending Hedding
college spent the week end with his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. F. E. Shut.
Mrs. Kate Warwick and Mrs. Anna
Black spent Saturday in Galesburg at
the home of Mrs. Ella Vincent.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Dewitt, who have
been working in the Winder's poultry
plant returned to their home in Chi
cago Saturday.
Mrs. Cora Bloom Of near New Wind
sor, who has been visiting his aunt,
Mrs. Eric Peterson, went to Galesburg
Saturday.
Mrs. ]. M. Peterson went to Rey-
nolds Saturday to visit Mrs. Will
jerks.
Mrs M. L. Cortland and daughter,
Miss Grace of Joy spent Monday with
AledO friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Whaley and son
Glenn, returned to their home at Ke-
vance Saturday after an extended WIS.,
it with Mrs. c. A. Brandt and other
relatives and friends in the county.
Mrs. Emma Doolittle spent the week
end with friends in Rock Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Mcfarland vent
to Joy Monday for a short visit with
their daughter, Mrs. A. F. Epperly.
Mrs. E. Royce went to Dallas City
Saturday to attend the funeral of her
mother, Mrs. Mary E. Barr.
Mrs. Elizabeth Myett went to Ma
comb Tuesday for months visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Elvin Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. McRoberts went
to Chicago Monday to visit friends.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-28

poison had a chance to get in its dead
ly work. While the family was busy
calling the physician Mrs. Du Pew hur-
riedly picked up all of the tablets and
scattered on the floor and threw them
into the stove.
This morning she expressed regret
at her rash act.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-28
When Itching Stops

There is one safe, dependable treat
nent that relieves itching torture in
SANITY and that cleanses and soothes the
skin.
Ask any druggist for a 25c bottle of
zemo and apply it as directed. Soon
you will find that pimples, black heads,
eczema, ringworm and similar skin trou-
bles will disappear.
A little zemo. the penetrating, salts
flying liquid, is all that is needed, for it
banishes all skin eruptions and makes
the skin soft, smooth and healthy.
Zemo, Cleveland.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-28
Legal.
Notice of Final Settlement.


Estate Of John G. Jemeland, deceas-
ed.
Public notice is hereby given that
the undersigned. Robert W. Rank, has
this day filed his final report and set
Element as such in the probate court
of Rock Island county, and hearing on
said report has been set for Feb. II,
1916, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, at which time
persons interested may appear and
make objections thereto, and if no OBJ
jections are filed, said report will be
approved at that time, and the under
signed will ask for an order of distri-
button, and will also ask to be dis
charged.
Rock Island, Illinois, Jan 81, 1916.
ROBERT w. RANK,
Administrator
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-28
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets. Druggists refund money if
it fails to cure. E. W. GROVES sig
nature is on each box, 25c.-(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-28

Fifteen union men have received ap-
polntlve positions under the new city
administration at Ell Paso, Texas.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-04
URGES EVERYONE
To QUICKLY GET
ON WATER WAGON
DRINK GLASS oF AoT WATER ar
FORE BREAkFASr 70 WASH
OUT FoisONS.

fo soc tho tl0re of heallhF hlaaut
Goa Anuf acU to aur your skin gct clear.
rr and clearer to wake up without "a
headache lackachr. enaied taasao 81 Is
naaiY hpNtih. in act Co leei snur hcst
daY in and day out gust f, inside.
hathiug every murnhE for one week.
hclnfo breakfast each daA dnuk a
elass az reai nos water with tea
spoonful ~ limrstcnc phosphate in be A.
a harmless mesna of washine ffum che
Stomach iNer kllgvys ana Bowels the
nreNions DAYS ntifcsNhh waste. sosf
BITE apd tuXips thus cleansins sweet
Nnina ana puriNtne the entire aimsat.
a., canal befere putting more fooa lnio
the stomach. The sciion 10 boa water
ana iiuessonr phQsphste on ash empty
stomach Is wonderfully inyIeefatinr
% CLEANS oNi ali The seuf fementa
iiuns, sRscs ANA agidity ana elxes one
p splendid appetite for breakfast
A Quarter pound ~ limestone phos-
phate VIII cost very littio AZ ths d1ie
Store but Is saffleicnt a. dctaanStrste
that lusi az roap and hot water CLEANS.
a.. sWoetens and frcsheus the sAin -
hot water and limessonr phosphate act
rn the hiood and Internal nreana These
" ho ar suhiccf 30 constipation hilieus
attacks. acid stomach. fhygmafic
twinser. alsN thosr whose skin IA SAL.
Iow ana complexion paiiid. arr assured
that one week 90 inside hNthlna viii
have them both hooking and feeling
better IN every way. Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-04
ENelorlna ,ho Coasts.

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-04

You nave soon STONE faai Boo the
ran water ioa have reeu the uppe
move from Tie place whore ,hD STONE
fell 0ui fuwhrH ihe s4udt shore afae
lns ailghiHr Hui amlilft until f WHH
almnai Invisible Hnd you haVa perhaps.
WiH iO N0uFrlFra fhnf tht wHfa 0f
fhni siUnr thrown boo ihr HiIH iUDd Wna
oyer hud that fhe waves uup nr theY
Nrfe. could Ect nu Farther tnm thN
sandy Hh0fe Nsi thc CSC of allrnre
teli yuu uot sn % cons rnu thni tuaf
change ln lhe uhgairti constitution I'd
ihe universe hoNryer slight hpNryer
|nnniiHaimni. goes 0n tp Toe Huserm0st
odEe Of Infinite space. aud tsst SOME
where uut beyond thr nuthfat rraDh uf
human thonHht of imtsinnuUn thWe a
SOME aught ch1nHe due Goo thst mnnr
dropping iu the sil'l Nntrf WHAT iuon
ahAli we nay 90 the endless power of "a
human hfe What shall We raY of tho
wAsea nf affection ~ Influence Tor
suod and ~ stimulus thaf have eaue
uut frnm iho iifn 9f ouf srcnt ienuhcr
Where shalt thei tr th1uaht to stop
Nnt 90 the sandy Hhnra of ,uur ilfe
and minc. hut out inm the lnnuitr
beyond our lives and thc hVca ~ opr
children Hnd uur ehlarrnn children
they shah feart We hayn mo- insfru
menia refined snOueh ~ calculate thrm
happenings hui wr know thai tnr hapt
ptninaH ARE There
Ne we reflect nu the infinite power of
An endleHg iifr. un tho power of Is pef
HonAuts That save itself fuf aonoriiluut
90 mhru with love Win The love fhlf
made nf vvef} ctfNu a iuy Hnd OF labor
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-04

"a . question - principles which have
been hei ai uquEhf tf iNi'lHh admir-
tifY rYllufs and nfdfrs. in-c1Fnfu in
ihle year ~ graer we're etfme1 im
pofiant enough in the fliuf ~ pren.
dent NnJiaon 90 be asserted 80 every
means "a The iiai,oeai IS The severn.
ment even force And Madison. who
" counted among the fathers ~ ihia
republic. would certainly NOT be ac-
cused ~ Senator Williams ~ fhlliy
ing
senator iiaks Smiths suggestion -
reialiatnfy fmLsfNo would probably
find w. little favor Nish fhe Amff-
can people ~ BIS colleagues inflma
iinn ihai We musf grin ard Dfaf itf
There have been 40 many Indications.
however " "a purpose cd liz rnr a.
me British n1seftment 90 faAs al
vantage a fhs situation created by ifa
lnlaafAi acts in rr1ef tD advance
British commercial interests regardless
~ fhe Interests ~ hsh purpose on
derylnr This war ore btainuinr tn ba
s1iHea ust dlerrsdifr1 Neuffui pow
sfH would 81 eKfarahIe Il theF should
lose patienee gita canfna phrases
from London Whra ii appears to them
'NHN NNfN NN' lNt"NNNN ~ HNfN'fIH VINO
me spefhfr " aEflmlnF fhe slahf ;s
regulate their indusfnai life ard their
commercial rfianone
without ifyiue a. nFht ~fnnFs hy
acts ~ retaliation equaNy luWuuua
and wrungfli there d SCI o course
9pfu fa neutral natipns which adopted
uniirdif woaid SEE "a limit to hsiiFer.
eaf uiuh shanHnHnass NeefrfarY fau
sins hae shown fhr whF Boa lls hrp.
pusni 10 the American insfifgfr 10 le-
iefnniipual iae WhHc fhe insutlis
iH composed primarily W frlrfafes
from lhr nafiaHr 10 fhs continent. nll
ihe Hsptal uaiiuns 81 Eufufe and spme
~ che hfllieefenfa haNe nominated
associate let fhr ~1lfcau0u Nh nau.
tfa ughis 500 nalffu auNta proceed
wlihUut DELAY Hud when I'D ia rafn-
pl0iel lsi tee ianWefe etIrN wnarr'hf
io thf same fiff rnuff ln Inini dnc
lawuou thai Hns violation ~ tnr pfn
ripiHs therein snffA bf anf hsiliastent
would 30, recorded o. vests mfHeufiy
ari" i0 aii The quoted nhraaf o. nhaf
save 300 potencf $50 thf Mnnfoe dur.
uunc and IL would probably become
equally effective in daeumcuf Huh
scnbed hY twenty Uns American und
seven of more European reNfffla
Philadelphia Nfcufl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-04
Interesting lpsidsr.

The Rppointment pi AR lnandeis h
cuc ~ the musi interesting Incidents
% the history ~ American hnmlerants
The SON ~ Bohemian Jews. ATS rise li
lfc has been a miNcit - opportnnlt,
az d Kind wroa3ht in no other countt,
" ms world - frequently A. in We
United states. Az the ase 20 SO, With
q decade pr more " service hefnrp him
Ia prospect This son 81 Jewish ifnpii
Krant- fiuda himseif elevated % the
supreme bench 90 hls adopted ceun.
iry the first ~ his tace and iaiih a.
r.aeh thHt goal ~ professional ansi.
sien From lhis ankle. the appoint
ment n admirable and ANY piansihle
objections ufTed AGAINST Il nave no
connection with taat phaar u the mat.
ter Kansas ctgs JoaggaL
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-04

In the Rio Grando Valley they
are stirring themselves M hrhalf a.
tho Diamond Loop Highway aud
wei they may No greater project.
considered IN It's entirety. has boon
launched la Texas. The actual
benefits that will como Of il cannot
he estimated. dust think az SAN
Antonio, Corpus Christi. browns
vile, Laredo aud intermediate
points being bound together hy 4
magnitieenily constructed high
way always accessible 60 auiomo.
hiles But talking Is not mAking
q good road When is the Dia
mond Loop Highway TO be- started
under the JOINT auspices 90 the seq
eral counties interestedg We ask
the question aud await an answer
that osDno; hc too immediate.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-04

There are nu ground hogs la this
part Of the country. Va We nainr
ally didn't go oul Of our way 10
celebrate dal that Is specially sef
aside for them n other SECTIONS 81
the United States We only have
one hog iu abundance and be-
really docsn amount 10 much be-.
cause the seats in our slrCctcarg
run ~ the wrong direction from
The middle.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-04
CIRCULATION BOOKS
OPEN TO ADvERTfsERs
Friday. FEBRUARY 4. 1910.

Ia his Dca Moiucs speech prpa-
dent Wilson exclaimed "There
are some mcp actually preaching
war And nobody would have
been much The wiser if Tho oyster
Bay fire department hadn't been
called oui Just about thai time 20
throw water on Colonel Roose-
volt 5 carr.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-04
OTHER VIEWS


~ course, this country wlll ncvsr
80 70 war ever . merr matter ~ doll
lars. - Far senator John SHARP Wii.
lianls WAS absolutely risht a. tho i'm !
FASHIONED statement ~ his position ia
our controversy with 0real Britain
oYer thr iatttr'T restraint 40 nsp a
Vvry moderate term) on hisheseA rsn.
msrra Het there s. more involved
tiiAn q mere usAisef 81 money. ghcre
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-04

The greet White Point well
can choke itself TO death too rap
IDLY 10 please citizens Interested .n
the commercial development Of
this country As an advertisement
a Is worth thousands of dollars
chokcd off and sawed for fuel IL
would be- worth more cash THAN il
g safe 20 mention Ia public II IL
the states duty 20 scr that nu
more gas wells 10 The White Point
way.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-04
Texas Press



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included in fbF 1tcretnilfa np ia
niAil' provided ~ Do the
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-04

in the danve $3.50 have seen hilar.
10y and mirih and such Innocence
as only The sunirouhled heart
knows We have not heon sonrcd
by skopiieism 50 bitter that Il turns
gall beneath the light OF day and
We have not lost faith ia human
nuinre notwithstanding lis gtnil
lies. We only wish that soma can
kercd hearts lost ia ihg lahyrmths
- fear might know the true mno.
eencc of twinkling feet and youth
ful laughter There are yompm
GUS dances. it Is true hut most
dances are no more Indecent than
ihe murky lenses through which
they are viewed,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-04

Opposition 10 lirandcis rapidly
subsidies. To begin with. Il wns
based on race prejudice and Toe
knowledge of an earnest lawyer >
ability 20 lay bare complicated scs
crels. Persons who argue that
liraudeis viii not nmke au accept
able member Of tho Supreme Court
10 SO without light 60 so by
Heretofore, he has not been tried
IA judicinl capacity liut hu has
iho mind, ana TIE Integrity, anal
the enthusiasm that counts most
Tor success m any undertaking
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-04

suONeribcfe. when ordering 4 change
81 address, should nige huth the OIL ana
new addreHHes. Carriers fVr The Caller
pa3 cash for picir papers ana nfe on
able 70 eNirfd more than weeks
credit a. aubaefiberH Their mHrein
~ Irpft ~ small and few LOSSES will
be Eeenly felt Subscriptions ars due
the carriers. and not The Caller Pub
iiahlnN Company Complaints ~ YER
Wee orders 20 start or discontinue do
liver ~ thr paper. and changes 90 adj
dress. phouie BE- addressed ~ feleghons
"a io She
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-24
zines fnrdt6aren 9rieaes su briuaen? 2,
Ybone 165

zines fnrdtbareu 9rieses 81 brinsen?
-Oenn Dies lit bod Der ipringenoe
Titnft. afles andre Iino Rebenfra.
gen. Sb bas betreffenbe Sdiff inn
Slime oeS iogenannten @olferredts
oaS genau betradtet idon lGnglt
nidt mebr e%riitirt, neil ourd eng.
lano nernidtet, OILS nbeiuaffneter
Silfsfrenser" an5uieben iei, ipie lpeit
Der gegriff rnnr sar @erteiSiannsm
sebe, mie eroB oas aaliber Der Ser.
teioiglingsfanonen" iein m%iiiie-oas
alles erlebiet iid bon ieIbit lpenn Ger
&ongreb ourd Grlaiie elmer itrcngen
@armnng an alle Sirser, iiberbanpt
Sdiffe friessfabreuber @atipnen an
benntcn, Die Iflidt oes amerifani.
iden 9iirgcrs feitltellt. fem 2onh
nidt leihtiinnig burd auSiibline ci-
mes bermeintliden &edtes in Die Sc.
fabr zines arieses au bringen.
3. Die brittle Srage enoIid, Die nit
Der eriten in eneiter @erbinoune itebt
unb iid NIT ibr erIebist, lit: Soil Der
@olod in Der @allitreet has 3edjt
baben, rnseitraft nit benz 8eidid bes
amerifaniiden Bottles 81 ipiclcn, MIR
I'm feline babiidtisen Blaine anssn.
ibren?-Seocr, oeiien aueen nidt
brrd Die 9inoe Der 8arteitnedtIdoft
berbiillt iinb, meib, baB @allitreet
binter 8ilion mie HopiepeIt Itebt.
@aIlItrect berbinoert bic 6ffcntlide
Seratung Der embargo Bills. @alI.
ltreet bot Die Gbitimmline iiber Die
@ornungs . &eiolutionen %pcrbinbert,
neil cine 9ejabuue b%erielben ibre
@affenienounsen %eef6broct bGtte.
Sieber mag elm ganSes Solf eefdbr-
bert ipcrben. 8allitreet bat alleim
bic Sriiis scidaffen, lnter Der bos-
amerifaniide Golf iest 10 idiner lei
Oct, unb init inn Die anberen @6lfcr,
Die ionit iid ldngit nieber Der Seq.
mtngen oes 6riebens erfrel,en mir.
Den.
will bas omerifanii6e 8olf bieie
orei Sra9en ai beantWorten ielber in
; Die Sanb nebmen 9--Sat es nod Die
Nadt, feline @ertreter i'm &ongrcf
our Srbnullg iinb our 8fIidt 5u I'll.
fen9-Sat es Den 8iIlen baau2--es
mlb lid jcbt enblid cntideioen, iper
SEER i'm Sauie" 1T, oas iouperGne
Bolt ooer Der 0icner bes 8oIfcs?-
llno oieic @ntideiOun9 itebt aIIein
heim Solfe ielbit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-24
Mprrifpn.

5rIs. Olga, @mima, Gertrude uno
Sba Salitenberg, bon Stockport, Wo.,
arf Der 9eiie nod 81. Souls, ipobin
lire gltern. Sobn Salitenberg nno
Satin, fiir5lid ge5ogen fino. itiesen
hierab UNI 8erfpanote rno Sreunoc
gu beiiden.
9ouis &nmmert un0 6amiii: be.
fartoen iid in Der %pereangencr ISOLDE
in Sopc.
@m. Seedlings uno Samilie famen
am borigen Mitttpoh bon ct. 2ouiS,
Inn Elm paar 8oden bier, bel Ser.
manOten unb S%reiInben 81 bermeilen.
Srali Senrp Bod, Del6e lid, be-
iudspeiie, mebrere Gage bier befanb
reiite an borigen 9onnerstag pieoer
mad ibrem Seint, in Gbamois.
Srau Senas 9ieterid unb Sodter
8iola, maren iiber ben lesten Cams.
tag ltnb Sonntag in gbamois.
q. q. Ebomas ltnb Satin baben
ibr Sausgerdtb am borisen 0onners.
tag mad Mofone, &c., beforbert unb
mer0en in 3ufunft bort mobnen.
Com. @eiiienbad tuuroe am
Spnntag Den 10. MdrS, bon ieiner
@attin nit einem Sodterden be.
I6enft.
Oscar S6aeffer unb Samilie iino
am Iontag auf Der 8m. Gramer
Sarm se3osen nno baben bort ibre
Seimatb allfgei6logen.
S. S. Same mar am borigen
9onnerstog in Sermonr, Inn Der so.
gen Seriammlung %bei5utuobner,.
SRI. Inna Sadmann lit our 3eit
i'm Central Sotel ~angeitellt.
Sobn Sreeie nno @attin, iopie
Senrp 8oeger, tparen am lesten
Counting in Stem Seber, Inn Der @in-
meibung Der nelien gpangl. Stride
bei5uiuobnen.
Geo. Sanftleben Der 8roouften-
bGnoler, madte am neremgenen
Sreitaa einen @ei6Gftsbeiu6 in ct.
2ouis.
@nt. 8egemann unb @attin fub-
rem ou1 Sonntag 1orgen na6 ct.
2ouis, I'M @m. 8reuning 81 be.
iuden.
Gbas. aaus, bon gbamois, ipar
am Iontag unter ben bieiigen ge-
iudern.
Sir gis, I'M nGditen Sommer,
menbe man iib on S. 6. Sdmis.
8rompte I6lieferung.
Gre Garlabuns nSour.N inetp"
Chevrolet @rtos farnen am lesten
9ienstag bier an, fir ben bieiiger
@genten, Sobn Stort, melder b1reits
u al,tos bon bielcr Senoun9 per'
fault bat. Gins oil Sliber Green
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-24
srei pidtise sraseu bes goaes.

Die gegenipdrtiee &riiis, Die bas
amerifaniide 8olf in oieien Sagen
iiberfallen bot burd Den Starriinn
zines ein5eInen Mannes, lit ourd Die
%gbitimmrng i'm 3ongreB ~feinesuess
.beigelegt. 8as bebertete oieIe glb.
thinning benn iiberbmlpt2 Sob ii6
ole Weeinung oeS Bottles burd feline
Sertreter fund?
0ie Earteipeitide bot, mie in Stub.
LAMB Die 8nrte, Die idnahen 8oIfs.
pertreter alif Die 8niee gesmungen.
&iernals lit rnebr Die offcntlide @eei.
ning bes SolfeS eefnebeIt morben oils
IN oieien Sagen. Won bot Den Ser.
tretern einfa6 gebrobt: ipenn ibr
nidt parirt, 70 blamirt ibr Den Gr6.
iioenten Dor aller @elt uno bringt
itns an Den &ano bes &rieses.-9as
5og. Sieber blamirtc iid Der Son.
8rett Der ood Die 8ertretrng oes
amcrifaniiden Bottles BARTLETT.
Sic abitimm,na in beiben SOU.
fern oes &ongreiies 5eiete alio nidts
peiter ais einen Ift Der S6flidfeit
Dem Tr1iibentcn gceeniiber. Der iid,
ionit idmer blamirt bGtte. 1teber bic
%id,uebenSen 5rasen, bic bieie &riiis
baritcllcn II. bernriadt baben, lit nod
nidt abseitimmt ,uprben. 9as @olf
bat Gin bcilises &edt, cine Ibitim.
mnns iiber bieie Srasen s,i forbern,
oamit bieie &riiis, bic nidjt MIR bas
8cihaftsleben, ipnbern bas sanse
Saiein Oes Bottles bebrobt, ans Der
@elt geIdafft iuirb.
1. 9ie critic unb ipidtieite Sraee.
iueil init ibrer ridtigen 9eanttuor.
turg ollie anoern Sragen Der ariiis
lid bon ielber automatii9 erleoieer
nltr0enL 1T natiirlid Die Gmbargu'
6rage. Sic bier no6einlnal ausau.
legcn, eriibrigt iid. Seber fennt iie
9ie aus allen Staaten in rieiiger
umf1ngcn bel Der american gmbar,
90 Conference eingclallfenen Stimm
farten unb ionltiee 3uitimmu,ngcr
benciien, mo bas @olf in oieier Sra
&C itebt. aber bennod ipagt oa!
&onlite fir alisnGrtiee aneelesenbei
ten in beiben Sdiiiern bes &onsreiic,
bis bellte nod ni6t, Die beridiebnel
I embargo Bills, aur offentliden Sc
iprcfung berausaulaiien ueil-e.
Der Eraiibeat nidt tuill. 9es &plfc'
8illc gilt nidts.
2. Die 5meite Srage lit: Sat ei,
amerifaniider Burger bas Gedi
bi,rd icin bonn 8rGiibenten proflo
mirtes, aber Snrd bic taslide Erari
tanienbfad iuiSerlestes &edt, iibe,
ali gu eeben, mo-, mie unb wobin {
mill, ieim gauges @olf in bic Befaf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-24
CHRIST EBERLIN G. SON
HERMANN MO-.
Ser8er.

Cine eroBe @nSabl 9eiudern, bon
bier, beeaben iid an Sonntag nod
Stem Saben, Inn Der @inipeibung Der
nelten gpangl. Stride bei5upobnen.
Serbert unb Ilpa Noe0el befinoen
ii6 felt Dem borigen 0onnerstag in
Ct. 2ouis ai,f 8eittd bel 8erDanb.
ten nno Sreunoen.
Srau g. u. SalI befanb iid am
leeteu Samstag Nadmittas bel ibrer
Sodter, Srai, 6. 9. Srail, in Sem
Saben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-24
Sueriter-alid.

9urd Baitor &asmann, bon Der
epangl. ct. 9auls-& Stride, tpuroen am
@ittpo9 9a9mittag Sobn Soeriter,
elm Sobn bon Sacob Soeriter, benz
befannten 8eiiser bon Soeriter's
@rope, unb SRI. CLARA &lid, Sodter
bon gbas. &lid, Dem 8etriebsleiter
bon gseers glebutor, in Den grno
Der CHE pereinigt. 9ie Srauung,
welder MIR Die naditen Inpertuano-
ten b~eimobnten fano in Der 8obmang
Der 8rauteltern itatt, bel welder
Mar Soeriter uno SRI. Wartba Slid
als 3eueen funsirten. 9as iunge
&aar, benz mir ber5lidit @liid gum
9unoe tpiiniden, reiite @benos nod
8aaine, &anias, ieinem fiinftigen
Seim, 100 $err SoerIter als Selegra.
pbiIt tbatig lit.