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The lady agreed, and they at once
began to show that outward indiffer-
ence that contrasts with the behavior
Of pair Of lovers or a newly mar
ried couple.
1T won't do" said the man, "for
me to go out ahead of you on arriving
at Arlington avenue station and recon
noiter. That would give you away at
once. We must step out unconcerned-
ly. I'll let you carry your suit case.
just ns II we had been married twen-
ty years, and go my way. leaving you
to follow me without looking back for
you"
The couple descended from the train.
The man watching them left 1t mo
ment later and, keeping them in sight.
went out after them to see them take
cab together. They were being driv-
en- away when the shadower called
another cab and. getting into II, bade
the driver follow the one that was
lea wing.
Now, see ere" said the man play
ing the part of the husband. dropping
into vernacular that was natural to
him. "You ain't Miss Lawrence no
how. What dye want to put up Job
like that for? You're the 'ousemaid nt
the Lawrenccs."
'"Ow do you know I am" asked
the woman, paling.
"'Cause I'm the Tookers' butler, the
next 'ouse to the Lawrences. I've seen
you In the Lawrence back yard
a-'angin' up the wash. Wot y got in
your suit case anyhow
"Wots that to your"
"You and l are In for It together.
II one gets hon 'tother gets hoff. l
reckon " gok some valyables In your
suit case. hain't your
"Reckon you've got some In yours"
Il don't mind lettin' you know that
rve got some gold plate"
well I've got some Jewels"
"Now we're gittin' on to an under
standIn'. 'Ow would y like to git rid
O. your jewels till there's no danger of
you're bein' found With 'em on your
Like enough you want me to trust
'em to you"
Ms'- = sou uoa nAs .na y"
"ou'u sou nAe 70 taAe "s naui
uon ~An' ~ ~ so' enous"
What you goin' to do with the spar
klers when you git 'em safer
II don't know. Sell 'em II can"
You're purity enough to wear 'em
you,"' "e' ~ '' wv soou io'
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Ellsworth American., 1917-10-03
NORTH HANCOCK.

Stephan Joy was hons from Otter
Creek, for the Weekend
harold N. Stewart ok Calais 10 spending
his vacation with his parents, Charles
Stewart and wife.
Mys. Ceaves OF Bar HArbor was q guest
last week OF Mrs. A. ". Cleaves.
Mrs Maynard Springer and daughter
Catberine visited in Bangor Last week.
Clarence Jones and wife, who are spend
ing their vacation ct Marlboro, we're the
guests last week Of q. l. Stewart and
uiis.
Mrs. Charles Lnce, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs- Charles Stewart, left
Wednesday for bar home in Alliance Ohio.
Mrs. Luce vas accompanied by her
mother. Mrs White.
Oct. l. Ne
EAST SURRY.
Ralph Lord, who has been III Of
tonsilitis, b out.
James p. Carey is spending few weeks
in Massachusetts,.
Samuel Lpson, who has been Waiting
here, has returned to Medfosd, Mass.
Carl Christiansoa has returnsa from
Gloucester, Masa, accompanied BY his
sister. n
Mss. Z. e. Svsn has returned from
Msehiasport, accompanied by bar parents,
Q. q. johnson and wife, who will spend
ths winter With her.
Oct. l. DALr.
Ellsworth American., 1917-10-03
5ur Sale

--~>>->-r~'>-~~~r~T~~c ~~cS~~es~S~ >S>~-~>~-~
SL0OP yacht Empress; = feet over. all,
~ Has tender, new calls. anchors, lights,
horse Ellsworth engine. Would make rood
hshtne boat WIN be sold at 3 low 6eure 70
easa parchaesr. y. L ADAMS, telephone q
HOUe1HOLD 0OODs-Ons psrlor coal
1x stove cheap one range, and several
other uss|ni aEticlee. Apply to Ms. B. y.
A T Starry VILLAGE, house and six anr>. NJ
"A lend at basgain.-G. n. WAsson, Esst
Surry, Ne.
Ellsworth American., 1917-10-03

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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-02

-YiIetteid Suomeen 10 Suomes.
ia t6nne aIboifimmiIGa binnoiIIa ia
luoiettafuimmine Iinioine iobon al.
foro ioapf ?
NicboIos WattioniItc,
22i RcaeoS oDe. Sronwoob, Micp.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-29
-OuEIN WOVEN CAN uO
THEIR INT ny AIDING
WAR ORGANIZATION AFFAIRS

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D., .. 60. ..f,.,.. ,,rey anil
.,.i.,t. .,trt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-29
WOMEN ATTENDING CONNEN-
TION UiGiiIN INTIRTliNLp

Tie Amarillo women nf the IHr
handle Hardware and Implement
club rendered reception ,o che N..'t-
ue ladies of tHp ..0r'aunr Mon ''y
remaou from Oh ir lhH par 1rs
20 tho amarillo iof.I
The guests uer. CRESTED Dos Nr.
Zach 1uI Mt ID COD. aud 'H.
ruurh busl 800. pre- ideI over by rel
u. N U.rrs Nr Holland aud NI8
fIolreril
a musical program vas an oli
landing feature u. iho program ems
furur tHo afternoon more than iii.
tl,.tor called
50 su tIe same afternoon fIn
Visitors vsra taken Cor go, tide
end Tuesday evening O. banquet was
r.ou af the Harvey House.
The national rol1rs we're featured
.n tIe decorations. being effectively
combined with rrolusion of crime
,n carnations ana foliage Each
r..s V.s marked with fayors ni
sharming little chattoilaiue colr
purses and nd the termination of tuf
banquet Mrs I % cole in behalf
oI tho club. gave them o. hearty Re'-
come o. Amarillo and cordially iu-
ted them to return i1r The event
lueti year
Those Included in the party wero
I Wesdames Joe rsselmaun Okmrou
city p. O. Brown. pi1inriee ] a.
! Irving ini'aque Trnneii. lniia lue
FRANK " Lynn. nli'as s T. Hat-
-son. Memphis 80 ~ Afghan Ne
can. g. s. Rice. Mclean q
I i.mery. Goodnight. a. 4 Jones.
! kansas City O. vs. 'rori. naiaart.
10 n Davis. Memphis R O. station.
. Memphis. r ?. Mitchell WiIdorado:
lT q inland nimm.it HHeh Fisher.
/ VEGA. q Self Happy Flank
inanshHry ara Hr0Rr Panhandle.
I and Missss Nerul Rice and N-u
sirha Mclean Auariiioans in a.
+, tendance cnup posed W-stemes q.
/ Cole Henry jack. , y RirFs r.
FredreTiii J o. Holland Isck VIII
iians. q % Jackson. g. n Arm
strong. , u Cothey IS W Edward.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-29

orce that promotes growth % pro.
lllf0n
The mo THAT every rule NJ me
sbor unions violate che so.'l.iel
personal liberty va brought 1ut
clear miaoy ~ sa0h argument
Such a Tlstery address OIL o. f.ten
5 Nr Curtis cannot be done lI.'i.f
cp.t1me a bog ml'rAless 1fa'lry.
leasing ami forcofll prominently cn.
ers iato her every sentence
Her witty Illustrations bring Der
audience ~ their ''sf AND 'aey arc
no her argument against this arch
nemy 90 government God and man.
Do prophecy 81 mo blessing hat
AZ come 60 tho close % no world
var aere mentioned af from great
Fhts Tor hirf tle vs. e. o. o. Do.
.ecu battling 'lr ynlrf
Tho right ~ every rhIf 4" DO
90 born tHr death Df tHr .."lD.
traffic the brotherhood D. sau ana
Boz emancipation % women '.I p.
rouaht about through the rroa.
IiooI.Hcd of thls cog.
ln spoakIug of tho deafhs and dr.
ettsD children of tliF Hg" Hr lii.
Ia has said "Thn t.me rIlI come
hen minister viii cease laying Coo
'us Of mon anl eomrn and society
ilou Almighty Cod
After dia.u.s.n 'hD TRAGEDY ni th"
world today tas speaker ..If. r.I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-29
PATR TEA
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

Al social paths of Amarillo 20
late. lead idirWily into tho War
Cone and numerous social a'taIr of
the past week have found their in
SEPARATION In the spirit of patriotism
which so persadcs the social a'mu.
pherc
one of tho most dolrHthi sH'
successful patriotic functions 40 'n'
past week was thr Patriotic Tea r.t
on in the dining room % Hotel Anna
rillo Saturday afternoon from in
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-29

homo Of Mrs. Frank Ry0urn, lil0
MADISON street The program fol-
lows
Roll Can "Now Stars IN the
Musical World"
Choral
PAPER Lives Of Saint-Saens.
Gomod and Raft" Mrs Fuqua.
Piano Romance" Saiut-Saens
-H. Robertson.
Vocal Sing. Smile Slumber
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-29

meet Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock iu the parlors OF the church.
Urs M T Wright win be Leader
ana tho lesson will bo taksa from
,n. second chapter OF cold Spain In
Now America"
Philharmonic Program.
'sHu' ems. CoUuui Raft VIII
.n studied by the philharmonic
members when they meet In regular
.o- ION Monday afternoon al the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-29

Gouuod, Mrs Ryburn, violin obli-
cato. Miss Milhollaud.
Piano Romance" Op No. =.
After Sunset'-Op. 75-Ran-
Mrs Kiersoy.
Vocal Waltz Song CRomeo ana
lulictI-Gounod, Mrs. Vineyard.
Pianos spinning Song" Raft
Mrs pickrell.
Vocal Duet. "Breezes OF Night
Mrs Iarceiis. Mrs. jenkins.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-29

. 80 ++++
THE STAR.sPANGLED
BANNER"

. o say can you see by the
= daWn's early light
= What 40 proudly We hailed an
= the twilight's last CLEAN
= ing
= Whose broad stripes and I
= bright stars through the
= clouds of the fight
= Der the ramparts We watched 4
= we're so CALAMITY stream 4
ing,
= And the rockets red glare The 4
bombs bursting In air.
= Gave proof through th" niFhi 4
that our flag was stu. =
4 there.
4 q say. does that Riar-Epaurlrl 4
= banner sim wave
= DER the land ~ the FREQ and 4
= the home ~ the brave
y o thus be- n ever when Free 4
= men shall stand
& Bets eon their loved homes aud =
= the wars dosolatiou'
= Blcst with victory and peace 4
= NAV the hcaycu.rcsruod I
= land
= Praise tho power that bath 4
y made and preserved co.'s !
. nation
= Then conquer We must whcH =
= our cause ~ ia Just
y And this be our motto. "lu =
= God n our trust =.
= And the Etar-spanglcd banuor :
= la triumph shall wave
y Der the land ~ thc FREQ and =
y tho home ~ the brave =
= By Frant's Ko,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-29

o. n BALL. D. a. Troruol O. d.
uickcy o. A. Wsimaker Vs. d.
'nnly Hor Altman O. Tri
iass Cr0sslny Steiucr. WuIbourne.
Thompson aud y O. SoUkw,I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-29
MEETING OF WOMNN'S
AUXILIARY

The Womaus Auxiliary Of the
Central Presbyterian Church will
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-16
-Srau Moialia Claus febrte leb.

-Srau Moialia Claus febrte let.
ten Sonntag nod mebrmodcntlidcr
Ibpeienbeit 5uriid, melde tic bel
@eripanbten in Oit ct. 2ouis, &c
Soto ltno ct. 2oltis berrpeilt bate.
-Im Sonntag Wrrbe oas Sobn-
6en bon Gbas. unb Soa Saneis III
Scr ct. Bauls Stride bon Baitor &os-
mann seta,,ft. 8illiam 8aneib itano
Iate. Ser flcine groenbiirger erbielt
Die Namen @albo 8illiam.
-9isber mar Die Saso alf Bel5'
ttiere, mic ngoons," nSoiiums, "
Siidie uip. bonn i. Nouember an er.
lal,bt; Die leste 2egislatrr jeood bat
oic Sdonaeit perldngcrt 10 oob bic
Sasoiaiion crit am 1. Se5ernbcr be-
ginnt.
81. 6. Gief uno 8attin bon
Nueuita, Wo. famen letten Santstag
bicrber Inn Den gltcrn bes Serrr
Giet einen 9eiu6 absuitatten1 lopie
gleid5eitig Der Sabresperiammlllng
ser Ilumnen Ser bieiigen Sohidllle
oelien 8ereins , BrGiioent Serr Hiet
it, beiaulpobnen.
Geo. $. &lenf, bon Ser Silent
2unlber 60. lit lebten Sonntag bon
einer nad Sent, Sbannon uno &ep.
nolbs County unternommen sc.
idGitsreiie 5uriifgefebrt. Sic &C.
%nannten Counties iino MIR ipGrlid,
beiiebelt uno baben nod einen reidel
@alobcltanO, Scr mic Scrr &lenf be-
ridtet, in perldieoencn Sbeilen oieier
@egenb in Silooit-M iiiorri aus form,
lidem uripalo bciteDt uno 10 bidt lit,
Dab man obne fltnoigen Silbrer iid)
in Oemielbcn Derlieren fam, unb oes=
bolb alt6 nod cin wabrcs Sarabies
fir Sager bilbet, ba 8ilb in gro
Ser Mengc porbonoen lit. Die &lenf
2umber So. bot BORT Gontrafte fir
Den @nfnllf zines 9roBeu @alobeitan.
res abgeIhloiicn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-16
Dr.. Edm. NaSSe
0euti6er Nr5t
uub WunOar5t
Office in benz Sefotte 8ebGmbe
an Der Stem Strafe.
telephone Ger. lis. Sermann, Mo.

Geo. Saeffner uno Samilie bon
Stonpbill, Srls. 2oliic uno @manoa
Sacffncr, Sbcobor &acffncr uno So
mile uno Srib Sacifncr llno 5amilie
mo Sulius Saeffner bon Sirlt Greet,
ionic Sri. Yallline Saaf bon gern.
bcinler, Mo. fannen arl lcbten Conn.
tog bicrDer I'M Der golbenen So65eit
ser Gbelelltc @n. g.. Saeffner lno
Satin bci5urpobnen.
-gm lesten Samstag elloete Die
S6onaeit auf al,ails uno Bis gum 1,
Sebruar lit es geiesli6 erlallbt Die.
fem niisliden 8ogel ab5umoroen. Die
Quails baben ii9 pGbreno Der lesten
paar Sabre aienlid itarf perrnebrt,
9anf bes Sagogeieses uno Defenders
infolge bes llmltanoes bob Die Sar.
nler oen @ertb bieies niisliden So'
gels aIs Snieftenbertileer fennen &C.
Iernt baben uno besbalb ielbit in Der
Sagbiaiion bas SdieBen beriel6en
olf ibren Sarmen berbietcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-16

-Sulius S%oiinlann reiltc lestell
Nontag bcindspeiie nod @alblng'
ron, Mo.
,Sobn $. SelnlerS reiite leeten
0ienstns in @cidHitcn nod 8anlas
Gitp.
Geo. @olfer mo 6anilie bon
Gbomois befonben iif lcstcn Cont
tag bier gum @cinh bel Mobt. @olfer
unb Satin.
-Ir. ). !. 8raf nIO 6amllle
bon Hbinelano ltottctcn lcsten Conn.,
tag Sermanoten unb gcfannten in
Scrnlonn cincn @eiild ab.
bic nGdlte 2pceum Iberounter.
baltuna finbet on 10, 0c5embcr Itatt
uno alpor miro oas Sterling WGnner
Suartett ein CONCERT beitebeno olls
Wuiif. unb @ciongsportrGgen gcben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-16

Strait Senrp Sess reilte lettcn
nod ct. 2ouis no iie cine
@pdc bel &ermo,loten 81 pertpcilen
gcoenft.
-Srou Gunil 9urfborot reiitc lct.
tcn Sonntog nah ct. 2ouis Inn Ser
@ccroiGung hires @rllocrs II. 6.
9ultr, %bei5lnpobncn.
-@illinn Mucoigcr, lpcl6cr
iuGDrcno Scr lcstcu ISOLDE in ct.
2puis a,li @ciuh bel |crmurbten Der.
ipcilt hattie febrte lcBtcn Mittmod)
lniebcr 5urild.
-Gbriit Shaepcrfoettcr ltno @at.
tin lno 60. Moblfi1,s uno @attin bon
nabe Stonp Sill. befanben iih anl
0onncrstaa lester &odc bier alri
Ncilld bel 9cfnnutcn.
-Nlhcrt Wltcllcr bon &irfipoo0,
befanb lid mcbrcrc @pdcn in iciner
friihcrcn Scinnatb at Ser 2ittle Scr.
ger, olf 9ciud bel ieincn gitcrn,
Geo, Mucllcr uno Satin.
-@ittluc @uitap Naegelin lit bon
6irIt Greet mad Sermann iibergeiic.
oelt mo bat in cinem Der @obnb1,l.
Ter Der Srau s. Srehmonn al, scr
5. Strabc @obnune ecncn1men.
-Sniolge cincs tedniiden Seblcrs
III Der Irl5eiee lu,troc Scr 3wangs'
perfallf Der 20 Ider Sarln- bes 6
V. Soncs, nabc SmenspiIlc, bis gun
I. ScScmbcr pcrihcben.
FcIer Wtcrfclls, mclhcr uls Sn
9iner alf bcm &egierlnss Oompiel
sort Gage" in 9ienit itcbt, fam les
ten Sonntag bon ct. 9ol,is bierbcl
Inn ieincr Mlttcr uno onocren Scr
monotcn einen fl,rScn @eiltd absll
ltattcn.
Gle International Shoe So.
I1bt ncbcn ibrcnt bieiigcn Sabrifgc
bGroc elm nciles OfficegebGube or
ridten unb 5rpar aus Dem 0oppelter
8runoe Inn mebr &airm fir sic So
briftbGtisfeit su eeipinnen u,b elm ge
rGlrmiseres unb Dem 3med beiiel
entipredenbes Office 2ofaI au idaf
fen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-16

Gin Stetion SUIT lit lmnlcr Hcib.
lam. gu bobcn in Sd)$ncr'S &lci.
-Glorcncc @linnc bon nube Dan
befano iih an SumStae bier in @e.
id,1itcn.
--Sranf Hcctbcli ION @oibineton,
mar lckten Samstaa bier uui 9cilld)
bel Seriponbtcn uno @cfomten.
-Nrtbl,r OpcSaihdcp mo Satin
Sobn 8oru,onn rnb Srau &uo. Oct.
ting bon Eotsbom marcu lebten
San,staa bciuhSmciie bier.
Strait gilbert &lce bon Snocpcn.
bcnce, Mo. meilt 9eeenpGrtis bier aui
9eiud) bel ibrem Sater GbaS. Strefer
ionic anreren @ermonoten.
g. s. @amer, Senrp @leiae unb
Serb. @alucr uno Sobn Sp. 8alper
bon 9lano, hcfnnbcn iid lestet1
Samstas bier ut @cihGiten uno gum
geIu6 bon @cfonnten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-16
STATE BANK
OF BAY. URI

8e9riinbet 1911.
0apital $4,000, llcbcridub $4,000
0epoiiten iibcr 100000.
Betreibt elm alaemeines %9antseihait.
.8e3ablt 4 8ruSeut auf 3eit'9 epoiiten.
Besablt 3 @rpsent auf Spar epuiiten.
Sat Siderbeits.9 epoiit'8aten 81 pcrrtie.
then.
lnb bittet ireunoliht UNI cure 8unb
ifaft.
9irettpren:
Simon Speser. g. u. Weper,
q. Gngelbreht, u. Y. Wueuer,
geep. 8uihmanu, gbas. u. Slpen,
Senrp 9%ausenberg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-16

StuiliuS CIV iluISit oHt 0to'tioB DpSl
an nm |crpun6te unb 9efannte al
beiuhen.
-9lm Wontag murben Die Che.
lel,te Sobn @rannenlann rnb Satin
BON @asconabe, our6 Die @eburt eli.
mes itrammen anGbleins boderfrelit.
-Srau Hoia Hebel bon ct. 2oltis
traf letten Sonntag bier ein Inn Scr.
manotcn rnb 9efannten in ibrer fri.
beren Scilnatb cincn 9eilld ab5ll'
itatten.
-Sreo Sdieber bon GbamlDis be-
iudte lebte ISOLDE feline Sohter Srau
Scrmanm Druid. Scrr Sbieber lit
ifon i'm Gotten Sabr lrnb immer nod
riiitig.
-Srall u. q. Slough bon ct.
2ouis bcfinbet iid felt einigen Sagen
bier alf @ciu6 bel ibrer Merttcr.
Srau 9. u. Mansbuno, uno anberen
@eriuanbtcn.
Geo. 9aumitarf bot Die 80 ader
,mfoIienoe Sarm ieincs BERT. Taters
Carl 9armitarf (bie friiberc Gbriit.
SleiId SarnD an Der iiibl. Stabt-
qrcn5e, fir $4,000 gcfuuft.
-Irau Sp. .. @lus uno &inoer
tan1cn lesten Oonnerstag bicrbcr gum
0ciltdc ser Sanlilic ISM. 8reis in
Scrnonn iclpic Der Wtlltter uno
@~robmutter, @ittipe Sobn @las.
-5rau Sranf 9ruens bon 6irIt
Greet trat Iesten 6rcitag cine &eiie
nud Ct. 2ouis, 9clcpiae nnb 2cba-
non, ST., an, no lie mebrerc @oderl
bel Gcrlponoten ST. bermeilen bcob-
ii6tigt.
-Sris Same ulo Sobn Gbriit..
ionic bciicn Sdmicgcri0bne, Gus.
@iclc uno 50. @ieicnbad unb Oerer
Solnilie, iGmmtlib bon Morriion,
morcn lebten Sonntag bier Inn ourd)
Tbotograpb W. u. S6uiter Elm ia.
milicnbilo berItcllen 81 laiien.
IS. i. Sbcrg rno oeiien Sohtcr,
SRI. Sba, bon @ap, iolpic heiien Wtilt-
ter Sroll Caroline Sbcrg bon Nem
Sapcn, famcn lcbten Wpntug bier
ourd alf Scr Hcilc nah ct. 2ouis
beariiien, I'M hprtigen Serlpanoten
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-16
NOVEMBER SALE

This is your. opportunity to buy requirements
for the entire family at a decided saving OF money:
The wholesale prices are much nigh on
everything we bought, but we are going to give
our customers the benefit OF the low prices we re-
ceived when we placed our order some months ago.
Herbert Hoover says: "On and after Novem:
Der LIST all dealers must sell at a reasonable profit
based on their cost with regard to the prevailing
market price"
Therefore we have place on sale
Fancy Seeded Rasins at lOc per package worth l5c
2 b can Tomatoes at lc WORTH c
lib. can Corn 1c worth 2c
2b can Baked Beans 1c worth Nc
Pure Country Sorghum CSC per gallon
Lenox Soap SC per cake
Bob White fancy white laundry soap Sc per cake
6 for Csc, only 6 bars to a customer and sold
only with purchase of other goods.
Mems heavy feeced union suits $3.50, value $500
Mems heavy sweater coats $50, value 200
Mems pants 200, value 800
Remember We carry complete line of Honesty and
Red Goose SHOES
We want your country produce for
which we pay highest market price
JOHN H. HELMERS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-16
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Evening journal., 1917-05-29
MEMORIES.


II OR the second time, Memorial Day the Ameri-
can republic engaged in war-to benefit hu.
mainly
For the second time, while the heroes who wore the
blue or the gray in 1861 passing in ever diminish
ing review. other heroes their and grandsons
marching off 10 rededicate in libertys the ma
ton that was saved for freedom by Grant at Apo
mattox.
Nineteen years ago il bleeding Cuba for whose
sake young Americans donnod the uniform and sailed
forth to GUST the oppressor
Today sympathies aroused 10 the actually
OF war by the suaerings OF Belgium, Serbia Poland
Montenegro and the dangers of France and all
racy
Herein lies pledge TO the brave OF 81 that
their heritage has been forgotten that Americans
today then, stand ready lay down their lives for
an ideal
How their hearts must thrill as they march tomor-
row behind the fife and drum through the hag-decked
streets in the knowledge that other taking up
their burden and preparing 20 sacrifice their lives
II need be- that the republic may insure for The future
years peace without dishonor
What must mix with their pride as they
realize that though their steps will forever
generations to will continue the beautiful
tom Of Memorial Day. and ever thinning ranks will
wear not the blue OF 1861 but the olive drab Of 1917!
Evening journal., 1917-05-29

The German Governments latest
order relating to the treatment of hos
pital ships is a pertinent answer TO
those who have been urging the use
OF similar outrages by way of re-
prisal
When it was first announced that
hospital ships engaged on the British
Channel routes were to be treated as
vessels of war and sunk on sight the
British government, through Wash
ington, warned Germany that il the
threat is carried out reprisals will
Immediately be taken by the British
authorities concerned"
There was some speculation at the
time as to what form of reprisals
could be devised to meet the case, for
it was difficult to conceive Of any kind
OF punishment that would probably
prove effective. The threat, at any
rate, had no effect. The German gov
eminent prepared an elaborate de-
fence OF the policy adopted, alleging
that hospital ships had been used for
military purposes, and supporting the
allegation with a long list of instan
ces. Immediately dismissed by the
British Admiralty as "a tissue OF
falsehood."
As soon as the submarines began TO
attack the sick and wounded there
was loud. if not a widespread, de
mand for fulfilment Of the British
threat. The result was the Allied