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Tensas gazette., 1917-03-02
Fresh Eggs Have Rival;
New Kind Makes Debut

Introducing-The pulverized
egg.
Pleased to meet you. Mr.. Pull
| verized Egg.
The pulverized egg halls
from Tsingtau. China; is being
exploited by wealthy japanese
capitalists, and is designed espe-
cially for the American market.
although an attempt will be
made to develop the japanese
and European markets as well,
according to Consul WHY'S r.
Peck, stationed at Tsingtau, who
has sent particulars to the de-
partment of commerce here.
The new concern is known as
the Tsingtau Egg Powder fac
tory, and will have capacity Of
SO3, 900 pounds of dried yOlk and
341 900 pounds Of albumen a
year.
Tensas gazette., 1917-03-02
When Razors Were First Used.

RazOrs appear to have come into
general use in France with Louis XIII.
One authority has attributed the rea-
son for the style Of smooth faces at
this time to the fact that the king
came to the throne as a child and so,
Of course, beardless. Out Of courtesy
to the king. the cOurtiers shaved their
boards so that they would possess no
luxury which their king could not
share" From the courtiers the Gus
tom descended to the common people.
and was also copied by the English
for whom the French even then ere
ated the styles.
Tensas gazette., 1917-03-02
Portable "A" Hog House.

good without being expensive, but it
should be warm and ventilated, dry
and so arranged that as much SUM-
shine as possible may get in to keep
1t dry and healthy.
Sunshine is great germ killer, but
should be aided by lime sprinkled
where 1t will help control cholera and
other diseases. Don't cut off the re-
turns from the mortgage-raiser by sup
plying wet floors, fifth, and dark quar-
terS.
Individual hog cots and houses serve
a good purpose at farrowing time.
Tensas gazette., 1917-03-02

they tried to quarrel. They would
raise their voices and scream at the
JuncOs, and the JuncOs would chirp
back.
"'All right. Sparrows. Any way you
say will suit u.s.
"'Oh, do fight said the Sparrow
Children. You're no fun at all. Can't
you have a good old scrapY
"Mr. and Mrs. Sparrow heard their
children and they chimed in too.
Yes, JuncO children, can't you amuse
our little ones instead of being so
sweet they can't quarrel? You should
know that they like to quarrel
"There, there, Mrs. Sparrow said
Mrs. Janco, you mustn't start the
children Quarreling. If my children
are sweet, perhaps 1t will teach your
children to be sweet too, and then they
will be so much happier
"The very idea,' said Mrs. Spar
row, of you, Mrs. Junco, telling me
how to bring up my children. It's
really most insulting! AS If couldn't
look after my own children
yes said Mr.. Sparrow. No one
need tell us how to look after our
children
"T didn't mean to be rude said
Mrs. Junco. Perhaps l shouldn't have
said so much
"There, there said Mr.. Sparrow.
You see we can't even quarrel with
you! 1 never heard anything to equal
your family! No wonder the children
won't quarrel when their parents
won't. They never hear any quarrel
ing and the poor dears don't know
how
"'Well, 1 am glad of It, said Mr..
Junco. For we are very happy all the
time
"'Oh, well,' said Mr.. Sparrow. we
might as well give 1t up
"'QuarrelingT asked Mrs. Sparrow
In a shrill voice. and the children
stopped to listen with their beaks wide
open in astOnishment.
"'Oh, no. said Mr.. Sparrow. We
could never give up Quarreling, For it's
our nature. But we will give up trying
to quarrel with the Juncos, and so
will get our bread crumbs in peace
while we're with them And the Jun.
cos smiled as they few along"
Tensas gazette., 1917-03-02
WHEN TO WEAN LITTLE PIGS
Nature Teaches Sow Best Time-lit-
ter Sucking at Two Months Is
Most Profitable.

Nature has taught the SOW and
teaches the little pigs when they
should be weaned.
Sometimes the sow sucking the lit
ter two months old pays big, for the
pigs make enough more growth to pay
for the extra feed.
Tensas gazette., 1917-03-02
Be Useful.

Because you are not called on to
earn your living, that does not excuse
you from the obligation to be a useful
human being. The girl who has fin-
ished school but does not go to work
should have Just as many useful hours
in the day as the stenographer who
gets to her work at half-past eight In
the morning. II you do not have to
work to earn your living. you need to
work to make something Of yourself
Girls Companion.
Tensas gazette., 1917-03-02
R0UGHNEss GOOD FOR SHEEP
Animals Are Able to Consume Con-
siderable Quantity Of Slower,
Straw, Hay and Silaoe.

Sheep are able to consume consid-
cradle roughage such as stover, straw,
hay and silage.
For this reason they are able to
convert coarse farm products into NUT
ton and wool. With pasture and rough
age not much grain is required to fat
ten the animals.
Tensas gazette., 1917-03-02

Coolidge of Boston. Next to 1t is the
Madison china, which includes two Of
the dinner plates of the state set and
a huge coffee cup and saucer with a
TIA plate of the famous blue and gold
set which is attributed popularity to
Dolly Madison. On the shelf below is
the china and glass Of Presidents Mon
roe. John Quincy Adams, Van Buren
and John Tyler, while the two lower
shelves contain relics of Presidents
Jackson, Polk and Taylor.
Tensas gazette., 1917-03-02
3e,0e8,239 Free Bulletins

Free distribution of 39.O9S. 239 bulle.
tins. pamphlets, circulars. reports and
documents by the department of agri
culture was made last year and tn
governments superintendent Of docu
ments sold $22.277 worth Of the do
partment's publications.
Tensas gazette., 1917-03-02
Bananas From Costa Rica.

Bananas represent the principal ex-
port from the Port LimOn consular dis
trict, Costa Rica. for the United States,
according to Uncle Sam. There were
4,753, ,S9S punches. valued at $2,2S1, 81,
shipped to the American market during
1915 against 4.390.94O punches. valued
at S2,45O, ,754, for 1915.
Tensas gazette., 1917-03-02
B0TTLE.TIGHT SHEEP BARNS
Provide Proper Ventilation With Doors
Opening to the South-Exerciss
In Sheltered Yard.

The sheep barn should be bottle
tight with the proper ventilation, with
big doors opening to the south.
These doors should be open on pleas
ant days. so the sheep can exercise In
q sheltered yard.
Tensas gazette., 1917-03-02
Proof Was Ready.

Willis-That new baby Of mine IL
the smartest kid in the world.
Gillis-That's what they all say. You
can't prove 1t.
Willis-I sure can. If you don't be
iieve me. just ask the kids mother and
randmothers.-Puck.
Tensas gazette., 1917-03-02

BY means Of funnel, net and sue
ton pipe attached to power boat
deep-sea fishing is made easier. This
Il simply an adaptation of the vacuum
cleaner principle.
Tensas gazette., 1917-03-02
SUPPLY BROOD sow SHELTER
ing Expensive-lt Should Be
Warm and Ventilated.

By L. A. WEAVER. Missouri College OF
Agriculture)
Extremes Of cold and heat injure
hogs more than any other class of DOM
este animals, and 1t is especially
necessary to furnish good shelter for
the brood SOW. The shelter may be
Tensas gazette., 1917-03-02
Ata Criticjsm.

Leslie went to the picture show the
other evening. and 1pon arrival home
was asked how he enjoyed II to which
he replied: "Aw. It was an awful -
sensible picture"
Tensas gazette., 1917-03-02
Succulent Feed Supply,

When there Is no ensilage other sue
culent feed should be provided. You
would object to going through the win
ter on dry food.
Tensas gazette., 1917-03-02
Ventilation Of st.ble.-

Ventilation Of Stables.
Look well to the ventilation Of the
stables; keep the air pure with no
drafts Of cold air.
Tensas gazette., 1917-03-02
Malea QNahlaa Wa>.

Make Stables Warmer.
1t Ii not yet too late to make III
stables warmer. and to shut ct q
oIaftA n
Tensas gazette., 1917-03-02

Give Boys q Chance.
Give the boys o chance.-Lincoln,
Tensas gazette., 1917-03-02

eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-01
Naiic-Giee.

@m. Noiic mo Sri. Sllie Slice,
Slpci befonnte jltnac 2cllte bon bier,
rciitcn letten Somstoe nod ct.
2ouis, no iic lid troltcn licben unb
nm Mpntua ols eliidlihcs iunees
Gbcpaor 5l,riidfebrtcn.
Die 9rallt lit cine Sod,tcr bon
Sobn Slice, bel l%tieful. Siooc Gountp,
m%obnbaft, bod ipcbrte lie ieit lGnge.
rcr 3eit bier bel ibrcr Sdmcitcr.
Srul Sobn Solf lto mar bishcr IN
Der Shubfobrif bcid)Gftiet.
Scr il,nge Gbemann lit ein Spbn
unicrcs bcfonntcn alten Mithiiraers.
Giigcn gtoiic, ino lit chcniaIIs in Ser
Shnbiobrif icit ldnecrcr 3cit be.
i6diti9t, nodoem or orci Sabre lang
I'M 9icnite SnfeIs Cams bel Scr
&iiItcn : IrtilIerie ecitonbcn bate.
Gas junge Gbepaor Miro in Scr.
mann iein Seim aufidIagen i,no nit
ieinen pielen bieiisen Sreiinoen min.
if,en mir bcmieIben bersIidit Slid
gum 8unbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-01

anbielt. Sier mafte iid Die Snian-
tric gum eriten Deal niislih. Sic
lagcn eebeft IN eincm Saferfelb linb
biclten ben Seino 5uriid bis unier
Grain IN Siderbcit mar. Damn 80.
gen mir ,lns 5uriid bis ourd Die
Stabt 100 Damn nod cine lange 3eit
gcfGmpft ipllrbc bis mir inns 5ulctt
in oltlider &idtuns na6 Sarcorp
fGlnpfcnO 5llriif5ogen. 8ir mnrben
bis our 0Gmmerung perfolgt, bod)
fonnte uns Der SeinO nidts anbaben.
@ir batten II Soote uno 81 Ser
munoete uno Der Seino D%cnigltens
breimal 10 picle. Sbnc nnlre quite
Mrtillerie p1ren mir perloren gene.
fen, benn sic Snfantcric mar nod
nidt eenllg al1sgebiloct.
Gortictung folgt.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-01
Nus benz G~ippcrtbal nub llmsesenb

2ouis <eoiger jr. bate letten
Sanstag bas ltngliid iib our6 gu
fall bllrd bic Sano 81 idieBert. Gr
mar allf Der Hattenjoeo unb als er
i'm 9eeriff mar cine Better 5lt %eritei-
gen, entlllo iib bic Slinte unb Die
&lleel ging ourd sic Sanb, cine
idpmer5lif)e lpenn ol,d nidt eefGbrs
life @,inbe pcruriaheno.
2ollis @aertncr erbielt bicier Gage
cine nelle @oiolinmoidine unb SGgc-
miiblc l,no lit ictt @orbcreitct 9renn>
bol5 fir sic gonae 9cipobneridaft at
iGgcn.
Sn Der @obnl,na bon Srat 9ettp
Sdmitt fano an Sou1stag Ibc,,o eli
ne Sllrpriic : Eartp itott, bie redt
5ablreid bciltdJt mar uno BEL weIdcr
lid Die Sbcilncbner in better @eiie
amiiiirten.
&n. Stride unb Saul Hal,d batten
lebte ISOLDE ibrc Waidine bier in Sc.
trieb I'M Scllcrbol5 fir llniere Sar-
mer at iGgen.
Carl guidmcper 1rnb Ioidiniit
Oscar Sdmitt lparen leste ISOLDE nit
benz grOBcn Roaberaber inter &oab.
bob @m. @ilo OIL Scr Irbeit bie
Gountproaos 81 erobiren.
&m. Stride bate leste ISOLDE Dos
un9liid eincs iciner Irbeitspferoe
ourf &ranfbeit at perlieren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-01
Sdrcibt iibcr icinen Snfel. Scrr

Sdreibt iiber ieinen Snfel. Scrr
s. Yeurier bon Bourgeois, g. g.,
&onaoa, idreibt: "Sorni's Mlpen-
frGuter lit in Der Got Elm por5iielides
Seilmittel. Mein Snfel, Der 70
Sabre aft lit, mar redt idlimm NIT
Hierenleiocn bcbaftct. Nad &c.
brai,d bon auci 5laiden alpenfrGl,-
ter mar er bon ieincm 2eiben bcircit
unb bat ieitber feline Sdmcr5cn mebr
pcripiirt." Gin iibcr bunbcrtiGbrigcr
@ebrar,f bat bic &or5iiec bon 6or.
mis- MpcnfrGllter, als cine bic &c.
iunbbcit forOcrnoe Mcbisin, hcmieien.
gs miro niht burh slpotbefcr Der.
fault, ionbern onr6 2ofalogentcn
oircft bonn 2abpratorillm gclicfert.
Sollten Sic feinen 2ofalagentcn in
Sbrcr Huhbarihoft fennen 10 idrci.
ben Sic an Or. Tcter Sobrnep &
Sons 60, 1875 81. Some Mpe. :,
Chicago, Sll.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-01
u 0 b b.

grtbllr 9rinfn1onn luelder Ser.
lpanote nno 9cfanntc bier urlo bel
0rofe bcilthte febrte lettcn Sonntoa
iuleoer naf ct. 2oris 5uriid unb
5lpor IN Segleitlng ieincs @aters
gug. s. 9rinfmann bon Secono
Greet nno ieincr SdipGserin, Srau
y. Is. grinfnlann bon bier. @rtbur
ut tlt @eIfGfte Der IaripeIl alto-
mobile 80. in ct. 2ol,is anaeIteIlt
uno modte sic 8eiic i'm 9(lto.
SRI. Inno GngeIbredt uelhc IN
st. Sollis beidGftiat mar, fam Icttc
@ohc 5ltrild linb miro mGbrenb bcs
Scmmers bel oen GItcrn permeiIen.
S. q. Sbodlcp uno g. 8. 9our
,lno 6amilien unb Grnlt SbodIep
ilno @ottin itattetcn Iesten Sonntaa
Der Samilie Sobn 8. S6llte einen
9ciiif auf Der Sarm ab.
Serb G5eidin i,nb Sanilie bon
Union beiudten om Sountaa hiefiac
gerpanbte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-01

-RGditen Wontog regclnlaBlge
@eriammlllne bes S%tabtratbs.
-Jrau SSSohn guitmcicr bon 5irIt
Greet reiite lctten Wontag beiuds'
ipeile nod q, 2oris
SRI. Nora Sborii bon ct. 2ollis
beiano iid oicier Gage bier als @ait
Der Tomilie Geo. 6. Gberlin.
-Srau Wino Srapp bon ct.
2puiS meiIt felt mcbreren Sogen bier
gum 8eiuf ibrer Sdmeitcr. 5rau
Salrp 8obl.
-@eitern ging Ole Sdon5cit fir
Squirrels (gidfGs6cn) 81 Gnoe unb
Die SSaeo arif bicies &leinlpilo lit BON
bciitc an micber erlallbt.
-Im Somstog mar SdulidlllB
1rnb 8cginn Der brcinlonatlidcn Ser
icn5eit, our 9robcn Srclloc Der Sd)llI.
lueeno merr al,h niht Der Gltcrn.
-Noraen g(benb Seriammlun9
bes Commercial Clubs. @idtige Sc.
itGfte liegcn our Grleoiglrne Dor uno
iinb baber bic Witgliebcr criuft
pilnftlid 5u eriheinen.
Geo. 6. gberlin unb Sulius
Snnien bradten lcbten Oienstog smci
Saflanb I,,tos bon ct. 2ouis bier.
her. Serr gberlin lit Der beige
Meent bieier ol,sscScidncten Mo-
ibinen.
-0ie Sabriforbeitcr bobcn Dor Der
Sdnibfabrif cine bobc 6ubncnItange
erriftet unb miro in ocn nGhItcn "a.
gen oas Iuibiiien Ger 2%onocsilu99e
inter entlprehenbcn 6cicrlihfciten
itattfinben.
Ger &lappcrltorf brahtc ON
Sonntag Dem jlngcn Gbepnorc saul
Gpen alS GrItaeborencn. Elm infinite.
res S0hnfen, moriibcr niht MIR
groBe Glternirellbe berrid)t, icnlberr
a,rb @robpapa slug. Meper, infer
tiihtiger Superintendent IN Der Letter,
2eeislat,lr, 70 bcderircut iibcr bas
gliiflite greignib lit, Dob or ben
&~ln2peritord gum Notional &oeel
erbebcn moftc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-01

-NGdltcn 9ienstne, Den 5. Sum-,
lit Hc9iitrationstae uno Elm gebotcner
Seiertag.
-Sarrp 9oblfen befanb iid am
Sonntae uno Montag beiudspeiie
in ct. 2oi1is.
Geo. @altber. Der Gauimann
bon @asconabc mar an Somstag in
@eibafteu bier.
-Gogar 9oblfen, welfer fiiralih
ciu Gipil. GienIt Gramcn bcitanb, CT.
belt cine Mnltellung I'M Eoitbienlt in
ct. 2ol,is.
-War 6oeriter, Sobn unicres
Mitbiirgers. Socob Speriter lit gum
Stationsogcnten bon 9lueiadet, Of,
lobomo promopirt moroen.
Strait Sris Shneibcr wllrbe leb,
ten Samstag nod ct. 2cuis ms
0~iafoniiien Soipital eebrad,t, no iiC
elmer Spcrotion u~ntcr5oeen mcrbcr
ipll.
Ser @oll Scr lettcn Mortng 5lir
GrGffnlnlg bon Mcpcr's @rcpc in
Worriion itottfinocn iollte, lpuroc IN.
fol9e Oes &caens alf mcrgcn, oer
=. SUM, pcrid)oberl.
-2ouis Wreucr, Elm iuneer Iopp.
fat bon Hollu. Wo. un6 grlber IN.
icreS Mitbilracrs. &rcisrihtcr q. q.
grcller. lit Dor 3lpci @nden ols Srci.
milliger in Die Irnlcc cingctrctcn unr
bciinbct iib 3. 3. in Sort &ilcp, I'm
cinecbrillt 81, mcrbcn.
-Glpoe &cnllep bc9ab iid lcetcr
Sanlstoa mad, ct. 2ouis 1lnn uls
Sreiruilliger in Den Morincbicnit cin.
5litrcten, bod ipllrbc linn Scr &c.
| idcio 9egcbcn boB, infolgc zines flci.
ncn Sefcftes an einem ieincr Iu9en.
man i'm porcrit nod niht oils Wo.
rincioloat cinnutitern fonnc.
-Sronf Spermam unb Scbr
Senrp bon Ban famen lcsten Gums.
tag bierber lin Srit Gocrn,omn uni
Srau Scnrp Spermlonn bier abSu,
boler, oie om g%cnannten Gage por
2epaip. 2ofapette County Sl,riidae.
febrt mnrcn, bon cinem ibrcn Ser
manoten Sris 0ietrid unb Geo
Stoenner unb Samilicn obgcitottctcr
! 9eiilf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-01
Gis.

@ie aIliGbrIif merocn mir aud
n6breno bieier Saiion Gis in allen
GuontitGten 81 mGbiaen Treiicn uno
nit a~cluobnter Trouptbeit licicrn.
Sclepbonirt @citcllungcrl an Fhonc
go. 81. Stonc Sill @inc 50.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-01
Scufser.

@irtb (als nohmlittog nod nidt
cin cin5iaer @uit ba mari: ,Sorgc-
tern mar q iIeiidloier, geItcrn q ictt-
loicr mo bout lit micocr NAL a trcit.
lpicr Sagl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-01

go. 81. Stonc Sill Wlne 70.
-Sbco. Sillp unb Sobuc Sbcp.
ir. rlnb @ultcr, lunb Mug. Gifcrmorll
bon Stolpc maren an Wontog be.
iuhswciie bier.
-Guaen Claus uno Satin, bon
Gait Ct. 2ollis peilten mebrere Gage
bicicr ISOLDE bier bci ibrcn Ingcbc'
ri9cn gum 9ciut).
s.. &. &ottpis, g. u. gpc'd).
Gorpin aoegel uno Scrmonn Cab.
mepcr bon @lauo moren ON Montua
bier I'M @cihGfte I'M NadIaBecriht
81 c~rlcbigen.
-Trou RoioIio Claus mclbc mch.
rcrc Wpnotc in Sllinpis unb Der.
idicoetcn StGbten in Wiiiouri bel
Scrmonotcn aueebraft bate, lit let.
ten Somstag micoer in lire hicii9c
&cinlotb 5llrildaefebrt.
STRAIT Otto Sholpen9crh uno
Sobn, Warpin iino lctten Gienstog
nud) cinem lGngeren 9eilld bel ocnl
Safer unb 8roBpater, Sobn 9llIc.
mann, wicocr in ibr Scim in ,Snbc.
pcnoencc, 800, 5uriifgefcbrt.
y. .. g(pel bon ct. 2ouis be.
fonb iid Iette ISOLDE bier unb in
Stclpc gum 9eiud bel Sermanotcn
Scrr apel. friibcr bel Stolpe mobn.
bait. lit lett ctpa 5cbn Sabren in ct.
2ouis I'M Yolt.0 eportcment angc.
IteIt.
-Yrof. 6. 6. Sbubium, TrGii,
bent bon Warpin College ,tnb tribe.
rer Erin3ipol Der bieiiecn Sohidulc,
biclt lctten Mittnod in @aibinston,
Wo. bic Sauptaniprade bel Der
Shlubfcier Ser bortigen Sedidulc,
mcldcr cr ebcnfalls friiber ais Frin.
5ipal poracitanoen bate.
Or, Sranf GaugbclI uno Satin
mlirbcn lettcn Samstag nod ct.
2ouis al bas &ronfcnbctt ibrcr God
fer, Sral1 Tetc Subrpillet g~erufcn,
melde lett ciniecr Belt in einen DOR.
tigcn Soipital ihper fronf burnicocr
licgt. IS frellt inns bcridten sl FIN.
men, bab lid i'm 3uitanoc Der Gatien.
tin ieitber cine @enbrng gum 9eiiern
cingcitcllt bat.
-6olgenoe &crmanbtc ocs pcrit.
Sid Snfuer botten iid lebten Srci.
toe bier cin9cf,lnoen IN, linn Die leg
tc Ghrc 81 erpciicn: Sobn Mc0aniclo
unb @nttir. bon Gonius Gitp; Mntoll
Nnbcrtbicr bon Sort Scott, &anias;
,Suli,iS 0lticfrlls bon @orrcntpn
Com. @uicfrlts pon Wnrtbnspille;
Sri. Sictorio Gifcn lunb Gb. Safner
BON Ct. Sollis; 2ollis Sofner mo
Somlilie bon Goic unb gilbert Soincr
bon @ore. Mo.
-Scrmam uno Sris &l,nfc unh
Srou emma Mcoo bon Canaan; Srall
Sauna Slccr bon Stpnp Sill, Gbriit.
Sobianot bon &ombllrg, Mp. unb
Gbos. 2pbionot bon ct. 2ouis; s.
@. Ecliter, Srau emma 9ltifmanl,
$. q. &ronune BON Slpenspillc; @m.
Hllsfaup bon Ban lno saul 9rciter
bon Ieb 9irb, iporcu lcttcn Gicnstaa
bier Inn als TohlaBpermoltcr ober
Sormiinocr Die eeicelif pprseidric.
benc abrchmlng in1 NodloBgcridt
ohSulc9en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-01
STATE BANK
OF Y, MISSOURI

@eariinbet 1911.
9apitai $4,000, llebcridub $4,000
Sepoiiten iiber 100000.
Yetreibt elm aIsemeines Santaeihaft.
8esablt 4 8rosent auf 3eits9 epoiiten.
8e5ablt 3 8rpsent auf Spare0 eppiiten.
Sat Siherbeits,9 eppiits8diteu Su permies
then.
llnb bittet freunblihit UNI cure aunb,
i6aft-
9irettpren:
Gimon Speser, =. q. Mepcr.
6. @neelbreht. u. Y. Mpeler,
9sep. 8uihmann, Gbas. W. Guen,
Senrp 9ausenbere.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-01

non gsrmaun, alo.
erindt Gndj nm einen lie.
ralen She'll Cures ganfge.
idaftss.
Seine 8anf ti6erer

SirettcIen:
U. u Breuer, Robi. N8aIfer
6enrp SraSs, Nenrp u, 9etotte
Senrp Sd)sner, 9.S Stoenntr
VI. z. BaIfer. aaHirer.
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lis just as strong and enduring as the hcavi-
est one-ton truck made.
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BREWING INDUSTRY
is ABOUT TO FAIL

AMSTERDAM, Dec. 12.-The bust
ness of brewing beer, which ranks
second in Importance among German
Industries, is in bad way, and &C
cording to the ''Berliner TageBlatt,"
Sc drastic have become the restrictive
measures of the authorities in the
matter of labor and material that the
future is looked forward to with the
gravest apprehension.
The aggregate capital invested IN
the German brewery trade amounts
to three million marks distributed over
1900 breweries. The latter control
wholly or partly 100000 retail busl-
nesses, employing some eight hundred
thousand persons.
Concentration of labor and saving
o. fuel is the line which the authori
ties have adopted with ever increas-
ing severity; needless severity, so the
brewers say. The fact that the coal
supply has been cut down by one
half, solved in a measure to the con-
centration problem, because it has
automatically brought numerous small
breweries to a standstill.
Among the north German beer pro-
ducers, a bitter feeling exists against
the Bavarian brewers. The former
complain that the Bavarians have
been, and are being, unduly favored
in the matter of obtaining barley and
malt. Rumors are current that it has
been found necessary to placate the
people of Bavaria, who have suffer
cd cruel losses in men during the war
Meanwhile, Bavaria remains the
paradise of beer drinkers from the
Prussian point of view Although the
quality Of the beverage is such that
the popular verdict is that 1t is wet
and that's about all"
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CONSTIPATION
And Sour Stomach Caused This
Lady Much Suffering. Black
Draught Relieved.

Meadorsville, Ky-Mrs. Pearl Pat.
rick, Of this place, writes: "I was
very constipated. I had sour stomach
and was so uncomfortable. I went to
the doctor. He gave me some pills.
They weakened re and seemed to
tear up my digestion. They would
grippe me and afterwards it seemed
was more eonstipated than before.
I heard of Black-Draught and de,
cided to try it. found it just what l
needed. 1t was an easy laxative, and
not bad to swallow. My digestion soon
improved, got we'll Of the sour stom-
ach, my bowels soon seemed normal,
no more gripping, and l would take a
dose now and then. and was in good
shape.
cannot say too much for Black.
Draught for it is the finest laxative
one can use"
Thedford's Black-Draught has for
many years been found of great value
in the treatment of stomach, liver and
bowel troubles. Easy to take, gentle
and reliable in its action, leaving no
bad after-effects, 1t has won the praise
of thousands Of people who have used
It NC-l35
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Health Statistics.

COPENHAGEN, Dec. IL - The
health statistics of the German navy
and army as published in the German
medical jouranls, show that the per-
centage of illness among soldiers
and sailors is steadily decreasing. In
the army, the humber OF cases of ill
ness is now about twenty per cent
lower than in the first year of the war.
For the navy, very complete reports
are published, indicating that the
number of cases of illness per thou
sand men is about % per cent lower
than in peace time.
Diseases Of the organs of nutri-
tom furnish more patients in the
naval hospitals than any other single
cause, but it is stated that the number
even Of these cases shows a steady
Improvement. falling from rs per 1,000
men in peace times to So. Tubercu-
losis shows a slight increase, but other
diseases OF the respiratory organs
have decreased very largely. Nervous
disease has decreased slightly; diph-
iberia has almost disappeared; scar
let fever shows a slight increase.
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so DECEPTIVE.
Many Americas PeOuple Fail to Realize
the Seriousness.

Backache is so deceptive.
1t comes and goes-keeps you guess
ing.
Leain the cause-then cure it.
Possibly it's weak kidneys.
That's why Doans Kidney Pills are
so effective
They're especially for weak or dis
ordered kidneys.
Here's and Americas case.
d. J. Stevens, blacksmith. 314
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passage l suffered from sharp pains
in the small of my back, sometimes
'sor three days at a time. Part of
the time I would be in bed. bent over
and not able to straighten up. I suf-
fered from rheumatic pains a great
deal, too. I took about one box Of
Doans Kidney Pills and they helped
me-"
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